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STARKVILLE, Miss. – Mississippi State gave everything they had Friday night against 12th-ranked Florida in front of a school-record crowd of 935. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, a Savannah Jordan header with just over one minute left allowed the Gators to escape the MSU Soccer Field with a 1-0 victory.
Florida (10-3-1, 4-2-0 SEC) out-shot MSU (3-10-0, 0-6-0 SEC) 25-8, but it was a much tighter contest with on-goal opportunities, as the Gators claimed a slim 8-5 edge.
"I thought we had a good game plan. We worked together and defended extremely hard. It's coming together for our team in terms of how we need to compete on a weekly basis," head coach Aaron Gordon said. "Florida is a talented team with a lot of good players, but I thought we put together a game plan that could deal with their talent on their attacking end of the field and a plan to catch them on the break."
Senior CJ Winship turned in a phenomenal effort in goal, stopping seven shots, including a second-half penalty kick.
Unfortunately for MSU, Jordan managed to take a cross from Lauren Silver and head it past Winship to the near post for the golden goal.
"They had a lot of shots and corners, but there were not really around our goal. CJ didn't have to make a lot of saves, but when she was called upon she did her job. A good goal had to beat her tonight, and unfortunately it did," Gordon said. "I thought coming in we would have a chance playing at home in front of our fans, and we did. I am very proud of my team for giving everything they had tonight."
The intense, school-best crowd sparked the Bulldogs' stellar effort. State established an MSU Soccer Field attendance record for the second time this season, as Friday's mark bettered the crowd set earlier this season against Furman and in 2010 against Ole Miss.
The record Maroon & White turnout nearly saw Mississippi State edge out the victory, as State came up unlucky on several scoring chances in the contest.
Senior Elisabeth Sullivan had the best chance to get in the scoring column with just under 25 minutes to play in the opening half. The Memphis native maneuvered past a pair of Gator defenders and fired a shot that deflected off UF goalie Taylor Burke. The ball rolled toward the line, but Burke, who had two saves in the opening half of play, managed to stop it right before it crossed the line.
With three minutes left before intermission, freshman Annebel ten Broeke rocketed a shot from range that Burke managed to save, and the teams went to half scoreless.
Junior Dana Forbes had an opportunity to put one away in the 54th minute, but her shot from the left wing was turned back by Nora Neset Gjoen, who tallied three saves over the final 63:53.
The Gators countered with Jordan looking to go low past Winship, but the Ridgeland, Miss., native made the diving stop.
Her biggest save of the night, though, came in the 67th minute. The Bulldogs were called for a foul in their own area, giving Havana Solaun a penalty kick. Solaun tried to go to the left post, but Winship made a diving stop to knock the ball wide and preserve the stalemate.
Forbes and Jordan each had opportunities to clinch the win in the final minute of regulation, but Winship and Neset Gjoen claimed the saves to force overtime.
After Sullivan had an impressive run stopped just before she could get off a shot at the golden goal, Winship answered with a pair of saves to send the match to the final overtime session.
The intensity between the teams picked up in the final 10-minute session, and MSU was forced to play the final two minutes of the overtime period with 10 players after freshman Kayla Puzas was sent off with her second yellow card.
Winship denied a Solaun attempt, but seconds later she was unable to turn back Jordan's attempt.
The Bulldogs enjoy the season's final open date Sunday before traveling to Georgia and Vanderbilt next weekend.
Ffans can follow Bulldog soccer on Twitter (@HailStateSOC), Facebook (Mississippi State Soccer) and Instagram (HailStateSOC). Mississippi State athletics can also be found on FanCred by going to http://www.fancred.com/go/hailstate/.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - West Virginia House Republicans failed to change Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's prison reform bill despite offering four separate amendments.
All four amendments proposed by Minority Leader Tim Armstead Thursday were defeated by comfortable margins. None of the amendments even garnered the votes of every Republican.
The most contentious amendment would have removed the bill's provision giving judges the option to release non-violent offenders six months early into supervised programs.
Armstead said that that provision was only about saving money, not public safety. Armstead also had problems with how the bill defines non-violent offenses.
House Judiciary Chairman Tim Miley spoke against three of Armstead's four amendments.
Another amendment would have made technical changes that made it easier for judges to ignore the bill's graduated sentences for parole and probation violation.
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THIS WEEK: The Cougars continue their four-match swing away from Pullman with a pair of matches this weekend, playing at Montana Friday and against Minnesota Saturday. Friday's match against Montana will be played at the Peak Racquet Club in Missoula. Match time is set for 1 p.m. local, noon Pacific. The Cougars are 28-4 all-time against Montana, which finished last season 15-8 and are picked to finished second in the Big Sky Conference in 2014. Minnesota enters Saturday's match, to be played at 9 a.m. PT, with a 4-0 record this season. Last weekend the Gophers posted back-to-back 7-0 victories over North Dakota and South Dakota State. The Gophers are led by junior Tereza Brichacova, who is ranked T-65th in the most recent Intercollegiate Tennis Association's singles ranking. Saturday's match marks the first meeting between the two schools.
LAST WEEK: The Cougars split their two matches in Hawaii, falling to Hawaii Pacific 4-3 then rebounding for a 4-3 win over Hawaii the following day. At Hawaii Pacific the Cougars took the doubles point then had victories from Elizaveta Luzina and Olga Musilovich. Against Hawaii, WSU again took the doubles point along with wins from Maria Biryukova, Olga Musilovich and Charlotte Koning. Koning's victory at No. 5 singles clinched the win for WSU.
FALL RECAP: The Cougars finished the fall season with a combined 38-7 singles record. Junior Elizaveta Luzina led the way by finishing 11-2, including the Crimson singles title at the Cougar Classic. Sophomore Dajana Ognjenovic was 10-2 and captured the third flight of the WSU Invitational. Sophomore Maria Biryukova went 9-1 and won the Boise State Invitational and WSU invitational singles titles while sophomore Lize Leenknecht went 8-2 and captured the Cougar Classic and WSU Invitational second flight singles titles.
ROSTER BREAKDOWN: For the 2014 season the Cougars will have five new faces to go with five returners. The returning roster includes senior Olga Musilovich, juniors Elizaveta Luzina and Charlotte Koning and sophomores Lize Leenknecht and Dajana Ognjenovic. New to the squad this season are sophomore Maria Biryukova, who arrived in Pullman last fall after transferring from Baylor, senior Emily Funabiki, a Pullman native who arrived at WSU in January after graduating from Willamette, and freshmen Victoria Matejevic, Evie Li and Yumi Li.
LAST SEASON IN REVIEW: Washington State finished off dual match play with a 14-12 overall record and 2-8 in conference play in 2013. The Cougars finished eighth in a very competitive Pac-12 conference that had the top seven teams finishing with national rankings. Departed from that team were three seniors who finished their Cougar careers ranked among the all-time wins leaders in school history. Liudmila Vasilieva ended her career with 107 wins, one shy of Elizabeth Fournier's leading mark of 108. Ksenia Googe left Pullman with 92 career wins, good for third all-time, while Andjela Kankaras ended her career with 87 victories, tied for fifth all-time.
COACH HART: Lisa Hart is in her 11th season as the head coach of Washington State. Hart has accumulated 123 wins over her tenure, registering a 14-12 record last season. In 2012 the Cougars went 19-7 as Hart was awarded the Pac-12 Conference Women's Tennis Coach of the Year award for the 2011-12 season.
PARKING AT HOLLINGBERY FIELDHOUSE: Fans coming to Cougar Tennis matches this season can park in the Yellow 1 parking lot located directly south of Beasley Coliseum. There will not be any charge for parking on weekends, and daily passes can be purchased for weekday contests. Another option for tennis fans to park would be the Library Garage. The garage costs $3 for the entire day to park on either a Saturday or Sunday.


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Develop your conversational powersAre we still on the "sense of humor" bandwagon? Really? When asked how men attract women, the majority (34%) said they use their rapier wit to tame the sexy tigress, and only 9% said they use "conversational skills" — it's as if the Player's constant reminder to be an excellent communicator has fallen on deaf ears. It's no wonder that so many men are dissatisfied with their sex lives. In the previous tip, we found that women demand a certain level of attention and romance that we are oftentimes unfamiliar with. We need to open up and generalize a bit: Women desire communication. They want a man who can speak to them all night without growing tired or disinterested; they want a guy who can look them in the eye and make their hearts melt with a few well-placed and well-spoken words. Soliloquies may be out, but seamless and appealing verbal interaction is an art form — and one every ladies' man must have.
Remember that jealousy represents insecurityThe Player is a confident and secure individual who doesn't waste time worrying about whether or not his current girlfriend is being faithful. If she is appropriately enamored with you (and if you have done your job correctly, she should be), she won't embrace infidelity. If you have done the best you can and she still does, there's little else you can do; it's out of your control. Twenty-two percent of those polled said they would read their girl's e-mail or other electronic messages if they thought she was "up to something" — that's more than one in every five men. To top it all off, the majority of men are, at best, "somewhat comfortable" with girlfriends staying in touch with old boyfriends (39% are "somewhat comfortable" and 33% are "not very comfortable"). You know what women hate almost more than anything? Boyfriends who are always checking up on them; guys who are concerned about what other guys did with her before you came around. Any pickup artist comes fully stocked with confidence and most of all, as he is the embodiment of freedom, he would never infringe on the independence of a woman.
the 2009 player The modern man must face all the same ol' obstacles his ancestors faced, and that's simply because women will never change. They will always be the same adorable, affectionate, mysterious creatures they are, and we just have to accept the inherent gender differences — but that doesn't mean we can't learn from our own opinions and perceptions.
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College Hockey:Minnesota tops Minnesota-Duluth, returns to Final Face-Off for sixth straight year
BEMIDJI, Minn. — Minnesota-Duluth won many of the battles along the way, but ultimately, Minnesota won the war.
Their 4-1 win returns the Gophers (35-1-1) to the final of the WCHA Final Face-Off for the sixth straight year, where they'll be opposed by last season's opponent, North Dakota.
"To be able to advance to the championship game here tomorrow is another goal of ours," Minnesota coach Brad Frost said. "It certainly wasn't easy. Duluth played very well and took away our time and space, and really made us do some things, particularly in the first period, that were a little uncharacteristic for us, but there was no damage. [Amanda Leveille] made a few nice saves."
The Gophers took control of the game in the third period. With the score tied, 1-1, Rachael Bona scored her 21st goal on a power play at 7:47.
"I gave it down to [Meghan Lorence] and she made a great pass back to me," Bona said. "I usually shoot those, so I decided to hang on to it there and just try to go around her. Yeah, I got lucky there."
Milica McMillen made it 3-1 with a bomb from the blue line six minutes later and Dani Cameranesi converted a breakaway in the final minute.
Bona, Cameranesi, and Kate Schipper had two-point games.
Minnesota-Duluth (15-15-6) played the two-time defending champs in the final series of the regular season in Minneapolis and was far less competitive in falling by twin 6-0 verdicts.
"That was a real good test for us," UMD coach Shannon Miller said. "We decided to try some new things against them two weeks ago, and I'm not saying we didn't care if we lost, but what we decided was there was a good chance we were going to meet them again. We decided to do a few different things and try a few different things. Clearly, they didn't work so well. So, we kind of laughed about it and said, 'Okay, let's go back to this.' The kids totally bought into the game plan that we had for tonight and were really excited about it. And I thought they played their hearts out."
That excitement produced many of the best chances early, including the game's first goal 7:30 into the second period. Katerina Mrazova scored from in close, assisted by Sidney Morin and Jenna McParland.
"She's very smart and she's very patient with the puck," Miller said of the freshman from Prague, Czech Republic.
UMD stymied the country's top offense for half of the game.
"I thought we did a really good job on our forecheck and then clogging up the middle of the neutral zone so they couldn't make the cross-ice passes," Miller said. "They like to fly the zone and make those hard passes across the ice and I thought we did a really good job with that. Our 'D' stepped up, body on body, stick on puck. Forwards did a good job in aggressively steering and feet moving. I thought we were very good defensively."
One of the advantages for the Bulldogs compared to the last meeting was that Swiss Olympic bronze medalist Lara Stalder was back in their lineup.
"They were aggressive," Frost said. "They were a little more passive when we played them last time and I think having Stalder back, she's world class. She was jumping plays in neutral ice and offensively and creating a lot of chances for them."
Looking back, UMD likely needed to capitalize on one or two of its golden opportunities in the first period that included a three-on-none break and a later four-on-two rush.
"When we had odd-man rushes, you've got to get a really good scoring chance, and if you can, put it in," Miller said. "In a situation like that against a team like this, if you have a breakaway, obviously it changes the whole game if you score."
Leveille, who finished with 21 saves in her 35th victory of the season, came up big early.
"We're not a perfect team by any means," Frost said. "That's hockey."
The Gophers tied the game six minutes after UMD had taken the lead, as Kelly Terry netted a rebound from a bad angle.
"I think we just tried to relax," Bona said. "Duluth, to their credit, pushed us to a different comfort zone that we're not usually used to, so we just needed to relax and play our game."
No matter the result on Saturday, the stakes will increase in another week.
"Obviously, this is a great challenge for us and kind of gets us ready for next Saturday when we don't know who our opponent is going to be, but I'm sure it's going to be another great game," Bona said. "These are some of the best teams in the country, so there's no better way to get ready for next weekend."
Frost is looking at a more immediate future.
"We can't think about another week," he said. "We've got an opportunity to throw our gloves and hang a banner here tomorrow, so we're excited about that."
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Ryan helped Taylor achieved a look that was a bit 80s, late 70s, hair that was bigger on the bottom, but nothing too stylized. Taylor wore a gorgeous emerald silk dress with gold heels that reminded Ryan of Sharon Stone in Scarface, which had a sexy 70s vibe.
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Fighting returned to Dalton, Georgia on August 14, 1864, as opposing forces in the USA's Civil War struggled for control of Atlanta. The First Battle of Dalton had ended in February 1862 with a Union retreat. In April 1862 Dalton became part of the route for The Great Locomotive Chase.
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The Atlanta Campaign began on May 7, 1864 near Dalton at Rocky Face Ridge, a place Union General William Tecumseh Sherman recalled as the "Doors of Death." Confederate General Joseph Eggleston Johnston won most of the battles, including a fiery defense of Kennesaw Mountain. But Sherman's continual flanking maneuvers forced Johnston to retreat south anyway. By July 20, Sherman was in Vinings. CSA President Jefferson Davis appointed General John Bell Hood to replace Johnston.
Hood's aggressive defense strategy included attempts to cut off Sherman's supply lines. On August 14 a cavalry led by Major General Joseph Wheeler reached Dalton with orders to recapture the railroad depot. He had enough men to take it, but not to hold it.
Wheeler withdrew from Dalton the next day. By the end of August, Sherman had reached Atlanta.
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Joseph Wheeler was one of a few Confederate generals who eventually returned to service in the U.S. Army. He commanded the cavalry during the Spanish-American War. One of his junior officers was a man from New York whose mother had been a member of a powerful Georgia political family. That officer was Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt.


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NEW DELHI (AP) — The International Olympic Committee has rejected Indian calls to drop Dow as a sponsor of the London Games because of its links to the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster.
IOC President Jacques Rogge said in a letter to the Indian Olympic Association that the IOC was aware of the disaster when discussing the partnership with Dow but the company "had no connection with the Bhopal tragedy."
Dow is sponsoring a decorative wrap that will be installed around London's Olympic Stadium.
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LG G-Slate for T-Mobile with Android 3.0 Honeycomb gets official (video)
As expected, LG's first Android tablet has been officially announced at CES 2011: it's called LG G-Slate and will be available via T-Mobile USA sometime later this year.
Like Verizon's Motorola Xoom, the LG G-Slate runs Android 3.0 Honeycomb – the first version of Android that's truly optimized for tablets.
Details on the features of the G-Slate are scarce for the moment, but we know that the tablet will work on T-Mobile's HSPA + network (4G, as the carrier calls it), it features a quite large display (possibly around 10 inches), and "Google Talk with video and voice chat."
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Awards season kicked off Wednesday night with the People's Choice Awards. It's the award show that prides itself on being "by the people, for the people," but they're liars because everyone knows celebrities aren't really people.
Anyway. Instead of old-fashioned academies favoring a plutocratic system (where votes may or may not be bought), the People's Choice Awards rely on regular joes voting online for their favorite actors and musicians over and over and over again. (You can see why this show is so popular with youth – they have the patience and time for that kind of hardcore dedication.)
The awards are pretty much a pat on the back for celebrities. A fist bump, if you will, which lets them know that they're still "cool" and viable. For now. People, as we all know, are finicky creatures.
The ceremony was hosted by Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs from CBS' '2 Broke Girls,' basically recycling their schtick from the show: Dennings is sarcastic and bored, while Behrs plays a dumb blonde. Ho hum. At one point, Dennings referred to themselves as "Hathaway and Franco" – a nod to the ill-fated Oscar hosting attempt by Anne Hathaway and James Franco back in 2011 – and, well, let's just say Dennings and Behrs made me wish the real Hathaway and Franco were actually hosting. Yeah, it was that bad.
The awards portion wasn't that much better. Some people sang. Jennifer Hudson won a Humanitarian award, which was cool (and she looked classy as all get-out). But, the rest of the show was predictable. The thing about the People's Choice Awards is they basically give an award to whoever bothers to show up. These A-listers are not going to miss their yoga class or tear themselves away from their adopted kids if they're not guaranteed to walk away with one of those crystal blob things.
The show wasn't a total snooze fest, though. Here are the highlights:
Cutest Moment: When Sean Hayes referred to Sandra Bullock as his "wife" when handing her all of her Favoritie Movie Actress awards (three!) and Bullock commenting how she spent her "lonely" Friday nights voting for herself.
Biggest Sigh of Relief Moment: Justin Timberlake thanking his wife, Jessica Biel, for being patient and teaching him how to load a dishwasher, thereby confirming they're still married, everything's all good, or at least, he's still doing her dishes.
Funniest Moment: Ellen DeGeneres, after winning her record-breaking 14th People's Choice award, thanking her fans and quipping: "I was just talking to this lovely African American the woman the other day… single…works 80 hours a week to get by and she looks forward to coming home every single night and watching me. And that woman's name is Oprah Winfrey."
Saddest Moment: *Tie
-When LL Cool J appeared onstage with a shirt on.
-Discovering Adam Sandler won his fourth consecutive Funniest Movie Actor Award and realizing we, the people, are to blame for him still making movies.
Most Awkward Moment: *Tie
-Shemar Moore ('Criminal Minds') relentlessly hitting on Malin Akerman ('Trophy Wife'). And then Akerman pronouncing Ian Somerhalder, "Somerhandler." It still works.
-And then when real-life exes Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder accepted their award for Favorite On-screen Chemistry for 'The Vampire Diaries' together onstage. They were cute, even if they were living out every former couples' worst nightmare.
Coolest Moment: Sarah Michelle Gellar's shout out to her 'Buffy' fans after collecting her very first People's Choice Award for her work on 'The Crazy Ones.' (Question: should Gellar even be in the same room as Somerhalder?)
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Favorite Movie Actor
Channing Tatum
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Johnny Depp*
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Robert Downey Jr.
Favorite Movie Actress
Gwyneth Paltrow
Jennifer Aniston
Melissa McCarthy
Sandra Bullock*
Scarlett Johansson
Favorite Movie Duo
Chris Pine & Zachary Quinto ('Star Trek Into Darkness')
Jennifer Aniston & Jason Sudeikis ('We're the Millers')
Robert Downey Jr. & Gwyneth Paltrow ('Iron Man 3')
Sandra Bullock & George Clooney ('Gravity')*
Sandra Bullock & Melissa McCarthy ('The Heat')
Favorite Action Movie
'Fast & Furious 6'
'Iron Man 3'*
'Star Trek Into Darkness'
'The Wolverine'
'World War Z'
Favorite Action Movie Star
Brad Pitt
Channing Tatum
Hugh Jackman
Robert Downey Jr.*
Vin Diesel
Favorite Comedic Movie
'Grown Ups 2'
'The Hangover Part III'
'The Heat'*
'Instructions Not Included'
'We're the Millers'
Favorite Comedic Movie Actor
Adam Sandler*
Bradley Cooper
Chris Rock
James Franco
Zach Galifianakis
Favorite Comedic Movie Actress
Emma Watson
Jennifer Aniston
Melissa McCarthy
Sandra Bullock*
Scarlett Johansson
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'Captain Phillips'
'The Great Gatsby'
'Lee Daniels' The Butler'
Favorite Dramatic Movie Actor
Channing Tatum
Chris Hemsworth
Hugh Jackman
Leonardo DiCaprio*
Ryan Gosling
Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress
Amy Adams
Emma Stone
Halle Berry
Oprah Winfrey
Sandra Bullock*
Favorite Family Movie
'Despicable Me 2'*
'Monsters University'
'Oz the Great and Powerful'
'Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters'
'The Smurfs 2'
Favorite Horror Movie
'The Conjuring'
'Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters'
'Insidious: Chapter 2'
Favorite Thriller Movie
'A Good Day to Die Hard'
'The Call'
'Now You See Me'*
'Red 2'
'White House Down'
Favorite Network TV Comedy
'2 Broke Girls'
'The Big Bang Theory'*
'How I Met Your Mother'
'Modern Family'
Favorite Comedic TV Actor
Chris Colfer*
Darren Criss
Jesse Tyler Ferguson
Jim Parsons
Neil Patrick Harris
Favorite Comedic TV Actress
Jane Lynch
Kaley Cuoco*
Lea Michele
Melissa McCarthy
Zooey Deschanel
Favorite Network TV Drama
'Chicago Fire'
'The Good Wife'*
'Grey's Anatomy'
Favorite Dramatic TV Actor
Jim Caviezel
Josh Charles*
Kevin Bacon
Mark Harmon
Patrick Dempsey
Favorite Dramatic TV Actress
Julianna Margulies
Mariska Hargitay
Pauley Perrette
Sandra Oh
Stana Katic*
Favorite Actor in a New TV Series
Andy Samberg
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Joseph Morgan*
Michael J. Fox
Robin Williams
Favorite Actress in a New TV Series
Allison Janney
Anna Faris
Ming-Na Wen
Rebel Wilson
Sarah Michelle Gellar*
Favorite TV Crime Drama
'Criminal Minds'
'The Mentalist'
Favorite Competition TV Show
'America's Got Talent'
'Dancing with the Stars'
'The Voice'*
'The X Factor'
Favorite Cable TV Comedy
'Cougar Town'
'Hot in Cleveland'
'Melissa & Joey'
Favorite Cable TV Drama
'Downton Abbey'
'Pretty Little Liars'
'Sons of Anarchy'
'The Walking Dead'*
'White Collar'
Favorite Premium Cable TV Show
'Game of Thrones'
'True Blood'
Favorite Cable TV Actress
Angie Harmon
Claire Danes
Courteney Cox
Lucy Hale*
Maggie Smith
Favorite TV Anti-Hero
Dexter Morgan ('Dexter')
Jaime Lannister ('Game of Thrones')
Norman Bates ('Bates Motel')
Rick Grimes ('The Walking Dead')*
Walter White ('Breaking Bad')
Favorite TV Bromance
Blaine & Sam ('Glee')
Ryan & Esposito ('Castle')
Sam, Dean & Castiel ('Supernatural')*
Sheldon, Leonard, Howard & Raj ('The Big Bang Theory')
Ted, Marshall & Barney ('How I Met Your Mother')
Favorite TV Gal Pals
Caroline & Max ('2 Broke Girls')
Lily & Robin ('How I Met Your Mother')
Meredith & Cristina ('Grey's Anatomy')
Penny, Bernadette & Amy ('The Big Bang Theory')
Rachel & Santana ('Glee')*
Favorite On-Screen Chemistry
Castle & Beckett ('Castle')
Damon & Elena ('The Vampire Diaries')*
Derek & Meredith ('Grey's Anatomy')
Emma & Hook ('Once Upon A Time')
Kurt & Blaine ('Glee')
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Show
'Beauty and the Beast'*
'Once Upon A Time'
'The Vampire Diaries'
'The Walking Dead'
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actor
Andrew Lincoln
Ian Somerhalder*
Jared Padalecki
Jensen Ackles
Stephen Amell
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actress
Emilia Clarke
Ginnifer Goodwin
Kristin Kruek*
Nina Dobrev
Tatiana Maslany
Favorite TV Movie/Miniseries
'American Horror Story'*
'Behind the Candelabra'
'The Bible'
'The White Queen'
Favorite Daytime TV Host(s)
Ellen DeGeneres*
Kelly Ripa & Michael Strahan
Dr. Phil McGraw
Rachael Ray
Steve Harvey
Favorite New Talk Show Host
Arsenio Hall
Bethenny Frankel
Jenny McCarthy
Queen Latifah*
Ross Mathews
Favorite Late Night Talk Show Host
Conan O'Brien
David Letterman
Jimmy Fallon
Jimmy Kimmel
Stephen Colbert*
Favorite Streaming Series
'Arrested Development'
'Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis'
'House of Cards'
'Losing It with John Stamos'
'Orange Is the New Black'*
Favorite Series We Miss Most
'30 Rock'
'Breaking Bad'*
'The Office'
Favorite New TV Comedy
'Brooklyn Nine-Nine'
'The Crazy Ones'
'The Goldbergs'
'The Michael J. Fox Show'
'The Millers'
'Sean Saves the World'
'Super Fun Night'*
'Trophy Wife'
Favorite New TV Drama
'Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'
'The Blacklist'
'Once Upon a Time in Wonderland'
'The Originals'
'Sleepy Hollow'
'The Tomorrow People'
Favorite Male Artist
Blake Shelton
Bruno Mars
Justin Timberlake*
Michael Bublé
Favorite Female Artist
Britney Spears
Demi Lovato*
Katy Perry
Selena Gomez
Favorite Breakout Artist
Ariana Grande*
Austin Mahone
Icona Pop
Imagine Dragons
Favorite Pop Artist
Britney Spears*
Bruno Mars
Demi Lovato
Justin Timberlake
Katy Perry
Favorite Country Artist
The Band Perry
Blake Shelton
Carrie Underwood
Lady Antebellum
Taylor Swift*
Favorite Country Music Icon
Alan Jackson
George Strait
Tim McGraw*
Toby Keith
Willie Nelson
Favorite Hip-Hop Artist
Jay Z
Kanye West
Lil Wayne
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis*
Favorite R&B Artist
Alicia Keys
Justin Timberlake*
Robin Thicke
Favorite Band
Imagine Dragons
Maroon 5
One Direction*
Favorite Alternative Band
Fall Out Boy*
Imagine Dragons
Mumford & Sons
Favorite Song
"Just Give Me A Reason" (P!nk feat. Nate Ruess)
"Mirrors" (Justin Timberlake)
"Radioactive" (Imagine Dragons)
"Roar" (Katy Perry)*
"When I Was Your Man" (Bruno Mars)
Favorite Album
'The 20/20 Experience' (Justin Timberlake)*
'Bangerz' (Miley Cyrus)
'Based on a True Story…' (Blake Shelton)
'Blurred Lines' (Robin Thicke)
'To Be Loved' (Michael Bublé)
Favorite Music Video
"Best Song Ever" (One Direction)
"Heart Attack" (Demi Lovato)
"Just Give Me A Reason" (P!nk feat. Nate Ruess)
"Roar" (Katy Perry)*
"Wrecking Ball" (Miley Cyrus)
Favorite Music Fan Following
Britney Army (Britney Spears)
Directioners (One Direction)
KatyCats (Katy Perry)
Little Monsters (Lady Gaga)
Lovatics (Demi Lovato)*


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A Texas police officer arrested two people on Monday who allegedly used stolen account information during the Target security breech, according to an msn.com story published on Tuesday, January 21, 2014.
Mary Carmen Garcia and Daniel Guardiola Dominguez, both Mexican citizens, used stolen account information to steal thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise. The stolen credit card information, belonging to South Texas residents, was used by Garcia and Dominguez to purchase items from several national retail stores, including Best Buy, Toys-R-Us, and Walmart.
McAllen Police Chief Victor Rodriguez, the man behind the arrests, says he wasn't sure if these individuals are related in some way to the Target data breach, but anything is possible. Federal officials investigating the Target fraud confirm that there is currently no connection, but one could be uncovered as the investigation unfolds.
McAllen police started working with the Secret Service in early January after a number of stores reported fraudulent purchases. Watching videos from affected stores, McAllen police and other investigators were able to identify a vehicle with Mexican license plates. From this lead, they were able to zero- in on Garcia and Dominguez. Tracking them down at a re- entry point into the United States, the two were discovered to have 96 fraudulent credit cards in their possession.
Federal investigators are convinced that Garcia and Dominguez are involved in the acquisition of private account data and in the manufacture of fraudulent credit cards. Whether or not they are connected to the Target security breach remains to be seen, but regardless, the two Mexican citizens will eventually face federal charges.
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We were asked to try out Pillsbury's new Funfetti glazed Lil' donut kits. Since they are baked and not fried, we thought that it might be a fun thing to try.
We started with the vanilla flavored kit. The instructions were simple. Add water and butter to the donut mix and stir until combined. Then we had to roll the mix into balls and place on a greased baking sheet. They only bake for 10-12 minutes, so this treat is quick to make. While they were baking we mixed up the glaze with a little milk and poured the sprinkles into a bowl so we were ready to decorate these little beauties.
Twelve minutes flew by and by the end, the kitchen was smelling really good. We let the donuts cool for about 2 minutes, then dipped the tops into the glaze and added sprinkles to the wet glaze. They tasted more like a soft cookie than a donut but they are a perfect snack for kids. Better yet, even young kids can make these. They are that easy.
All in all, from start to finish this took about 30-35 minute. It was quick, easy and a perfect project even for young children.
It is clear that these are more for kids than adults. The sprinkles both inside and outside of the donut make that evident. But an adult might enjoy a few with a nice cup of tea. If you are looking for sophisticated flavors, these are not for you. If you are looking for something your kids will love and can even help prepare, then run out to the store and buy them today.
There are three flavors available; vanilla, maple and chocolate. We will be making the maple donuts in the next few days.
You can buy these little treats at your local Safeway, Fry's and Basha's grocery store in Mesa or throughout the valley. You will find them by the cake mixes.
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Object: Plaque fragment
Period: Bronze Age: Akkadian to Old Babylonian Period
Dimensions: H: 7.7cm. W: 3.3cm.
Region: Sumer
Find Spot: Unprovenanced
Description: upper part of a nude female in low relief; mouldmade; baked; overfired to a greenish buff colour; right side missing; the left side is modelled to suggest the structure of a bed; the woman's hair is dressed in three prominent tufts across the top of the head; hands cupping breasts; traces of incised girdle and pubic triangle; broken off at the knees.
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On May 2, 2014, at approximately 8:15 a.m., Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a home on Lightner Street in Iowa in reference to a burglary.
Upon arrival, deputies spoke with the victim who advised when returning home he discovered a woman, later identified as Desireah A. Chapman, 34, 503 N. Kinney Street, Iowa, loading items into the back of an SUV which was parked in the front yard. When Chapman saw the homeowner, she fled in the SUV at a high rate of speed. A witness was able to get a detailed description, including the license plate number, of the SUV Chapman fled in.
During the investigation, the victim discovered several items were stolen from his home including cleaning supplies, a tackle box, cast iron pots and a gaming console controller and several video games.
After further investigation, an arrest warrant was issued for Chapman in connection with the burglary and theft and on May 9 she was arrested at her home. Chapman was booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center and charged with simple burglary; and theft under $500.
Judge Kent Savoie set her bond at $16,000.
CPSO Detective Roy Pesson is the lead investigator on this case.


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@SunDevilHoops Welcomes Stan Johnson To Staff
Johnson has both played and coached in the NCAA Tournament.
NBA at Arizona State Stands For New Basketball Assistants
Coach Sendek tabs Eric Musselman and Larry Greer as assistant coaches.
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ASU men's basketball officially introduced new assistant coaches Eric Musselman and Larry Greer in a press conference Tuesday
Coach Taylor named as one of the top assistants in the nation (College Insider/July 7, 2010)
Minority progress still needed in college basketball (March 2, 2010)
Charlie Ernst - Associate Head Coach, University of Findlay
Chris Mack - Head Coach, Xavier University
Leon Rice - Associate Head Coach, Gonzaga
Billy Schmidt - Assistant Coach, University of Dayton
Dedrique Taylor - Associate Head Coach, Arizona State
Click here to read about Coach Taylor receiving national recognition
Dedrique Taylor joined the Sun Devils in June of 2006 when Herb Sendek was hired after spending the previous two seasons as an assistant with the Western Athletic Conference champion Nevada Wolf Pack (2004-2006). He has been a key part of the building process that saw ASU go from eight wins in 2006-07 to 21 wins in 2007-08, the top improvement in the nation that year. In 2008-2009, ASU posted its most wins since 1974-75 with its 25-10 record, while in 2009-10 ASU reached 22 wins, marking the first time since 1961-63 ASU had won 20 games in three straight seasons.
"Dedrique is a coach that parents want their sons to play for and to be around because they know he's going to teach them the right way to do things," says Herb Sendek. "Dedrique really is the complete package. He recruits extremely well, he develops athletes into great players, he can breakdown an opponent better than most and his game preparation is excellent. He really can do it all."
Taylor completed his second season as a member of the Nevada coaching staff as Nevada went 27-6 and went to the NCAA Tournament for the third straight year in 2005-06. He came to Nevada after spending the previous two seasons as an assistant coach at Portland State University (2002-2004).
At Nevada, he coached a pair of forwards who earned All-Western Athletic Conference honors in two-time WAC Player of the Year Nick Fazekas and second-team honoree Kevinn Pinkney. The Wolf Pack notched 57 wins in his tenure.
Prior to coaching at Portland State, Taylor served as an assistant coach at Loyola Marymount University (2001-2002). While at the Los Angeles campus, he oversaw the strength and conditioning of players, along with organizing team travel, equipment, facilities and summer camps.
He spent the 2000-2001 season as an assistant at his alma mater, UC Davis. There he assisted with talent assessment, scouting and game preparation, coordinated campus visits, worked with perimeter players and assisted in the execution of spring and summer clinics.
A native Californian, Taylor has strong ties to the area. He started his playing career at Kings River Community College (now Reedley College) where he helped lead the team to the Elite Eight and the Final Four in the California Junior College State playoffs.
He then transferred to Armstrong State in 1994-95. That team produced the most wins in school history and advanced to the NCAA II Sweet 16. Taylor then transferred to UC Davis where he played for two seasons and the team compiled a 43-16 record while twice advancing to the second round of the NCAA Regional Tournament.
Taylor played professionally overseas for two years and worked as a sports agent for the basketball division of PSI Sports Management firm.
Taylor earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Organizational Studies at UC Davis. He received his master's degree in sports administration from the United States Sports Academy in 2000.
B.A. in sociology from UC Davis in 1997
Earned M.A. from United States Sports Academy in 2000
Graduated from Pomona High School in Pomona, Calif.
Born: May 1, 1974
Assistant Coach, Arizona State (2006-present)
Assistant Coach, Nevada Wolf Pack (2004-06)
Assistant Coach, Portland State (2002-04)
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HOLY COW! What an amazing difference it makes to actually shoot with your dominant eye!
I'm a righty, with a dominant left eye. I've known this since cub scouts but I've always handled rifles as a righty anyway. Pistols I have managed to shoot with the correct eye, but holding a rifle on the left just feels wrong. That said, I'm a believer now and making the change. For the first time ever I tried shooting with the left eye and it was GOOD.
I was playing with some reloads and my AR and a 4x scope at 100 yards, and generally not being happy with my 2.25-3" groups. I was just having a tough time keeping in focus. Well, I decided to try something crazy and switched sides for giggles. It felt really weird holding the gun, and even weirder trying to operate the charging handle, bolt release, and mag release. But in spite of the weirdness, every group fired as a lefty was 1.5" or smaller. (I was firing sandbagged the whole time) Keeping in focus was not a problem at all, In fact, I don't think I've ever seen such a clear sight picture in my life.
So with this new tidbit of DUH! wisdom, I have vowed to only handle longarms as a lefty from this day forward. It's gonna be quite a change, but I can't pass on the benefits. Can't believe this took me 20 years of shooting to figure out. :doh:


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Lee Ann Womack's rendition of "I hope you Dance" is one of the most emotionally packed meaningful songs ever recorded. It captures everything I want my kids to know about life, and my very best friends as well. When a good friend of mine was going through a trying time, I packed it right up and sent it to her – I wanted her to know that no matter what life offers, it is ours to choose whether to stand on the wall and watch it unfold, or to jump right into the dance.
God gives us that opportunity with His word too. I have often loved to hear some of the more oratorically gifted preachers of God's word say "it is written in the volume of a book." When they speak those words with voices of authority, emboldened with power from on high, it is as if even a child could open that book and find out all the mysteries within the volume.
It really is that simple, and yet still so complicated. The word of God is not revealed to any man who has not first come through the son of God – thereby making him like a child, born again. However, there is another part to gaining the understanding of the mysteries of the Bible. It is called Divine Revelation. Did you hear the piano and violin playing in the background when you read that? Try it again. Divine Revelation. Yes, surely you heard the music that time?
Divine Revelation is when the anointing of God meets with your Spirit through the Holy Spirit and reveals truth to you. This imparting of wisdom cannot come by any other means than through the Holy Spirit – so that if you have not received the Holy Spirit, you can never receive Divine Revelation. Thereby, any child being born again can open the volume of the book and find out all the mysteries within that bound text. Yet other men, women and children will read it and say it is just a story made up by a covert group of people – the likes of never seen before or since.
When God imparts a new understanding upon me regarding His word that changes my understanding, I am delighted. I don't stand on the wall with that understanding, I take it out and put it to use – I get in the dance.


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Trade In Your TV at Currys and Comet
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With The World Cup just a month away there's a whole bundle of television offers and deals encouraging you to upgrade in time for kick off. There's also 3D TV making it's debut plus of course there's HD to consider.
To encourage you to trade in your television, Sony have launched a scrappage scheme. Take your TV along to the likes of Comet, John Lewis, Tesco, Marks and Spencer or selected independents and you'll get money off a new Sony Bravia TV. Currys are believed to be involved but there's no details on their site.
By trading in your old TV you can get up to £150 off a new Sony Television. The amount you receive depends on the set you choose to buy.
The Sony scrappage scheme isn't restricted to TVs. There are options to trade in old cameras, MP3 Players, camcorders and DVD Players. There's a detailed explanation how it all works over at Comet.
As mentioned there are plenty of TV deals in place for The World Cup and it's worth checking a few deals, especially if you're considering the Sony Scrappage offer. For example Currys are offering £10 for every goal England scores when you buy a TV over £599. Also, if you buy a Toshiba TV at Comet and England win the World Cup you'll get the TV free!
One thing worth noting about buying a new TV now is that many brands will be bringing out new models soon to cash in on 3D TV. The price of these sets will come down later in the year, and whilst a new TV for The World Cup would be nice, you might save a few pounds waiting to buy a television until later in the year.


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I've never been a big pants girl simply because I can never find any that fit properly and then it gets too frustrating to even try. Recently however, I've noticed that jeans have been rotating in my wardrobe more frequently than usual. In fact over Thanksgiving break they became my uniform – with a button down and cardigan. When you've had good luck finding something that typically is hard to come by why shouldn't you wear them proudly? And yes, by proudly I mean everyday. You can't blame me though, because it's a serious accomplishment to not only have found a pair of jeans that I like, but that they have polka dots on them too!


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The One Friend That Takes Things Too Far
(From the notebook: I have been crafting some different bits for stand up and other things. This was a bit that just went too long for stand up with very little payoff but thought there were some funny things in here worth sharing. And then a random joke at the end that I will probably never use. Instead of subjecting a live audience to it you guys get stuck with it.)
We all have that one friend that takes things inexcusably too far. You know when you are little and have a water fight it starts with some squirt guns, water balloons, and then maybe it graduates to a hose. But then that one friend elevates it to a new level by pissing in a water balloon.
As soon as he throws it and it breaks everyone gives him that what the fuck look? The "what the fuck look" comes around for a couple of reasons:
First because he threw the balloon ruining everyone's time and the second is that you don't know how he filled a water balloon with piss.
Did he put it on his dick? Was there a funnel involved?
So everyone is giving them the "what the fuck look" and they are hopping around with a laugh that sounds like a hyena on meth. These friends always ruin everything.
We have a friend like this named Kyle. Nobody ever wants to invite Kyle to anything because we all think he is going to ruin it.
For a while my friends and I were exchanging disgusting things we found on the internet. A hot chick with armpit hair…got to send it to my friends. A girl hiking a nerf football out of her vagina… got to send to my friends.
It became a game a fun little game were all playing until Kyle got involved. Kyle didn't just wade into the game his first launch was two girls one cup. Of course we were all grossed out. At that point I decided to bow out of this little game.My one friend Mark was bound and determined to not let Kyle ruin this and destroy this fun thing for all of us. I know the next video had something to do with a horse that I am pretty sure is illegal to watch in most states.
So Kyle fired back with a video. A video so heinous that my friend Mark called me at 2 in the morning saying that he was having a nightmare over what Kyle sent. All he said about the video as that it was Japanese and it was entitled, I bet you can't watch all four minutes.
Needless to say Mark did and he will forever wish he hadn't.
Anything that makes Two Girls One Cup look like a Disney movie is something that I don't want to see.
Do you think Mormons are happy that the Scientologists are around because now they have the second craziest religion in America?
They believe that were dumped in Volcanoes!
Dude your magic underwear is showing.


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text: I received my first record player when I was 2-years-old and knew right then that music would be a big part of my life. My mom would turn on the radio every morning before she'd put on the coffee. Today, with all my blessings including 2 wonderful children and a successful morning show, I still wake up each morning to hear the music. Radio is the only job I ever wanted, never has anything else ever crossed my mind. I tried to get out of radio once and landed at Radio Shack, that should have been an omen right there


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FIDM Textile Production & Development students work closely with FIDM Industry Partner, Cotton Inc. as well as innovative textile mills and finishing labs. They graduate with hands-on skills in development and a deep knowledge of international trade, industry sustainability, and global production.
Become an expert in foreign customs and cultures. Conduct research and determine the best source of textiles and materials to create and manufacture a finished garment or product and where it will be produced.
Develop detailed specifications and costs for individual styles within a brand's seasonal line. Perfect the fabric choice, style details, fit and patterns for garments before starting production. Communicate with global suppliers and manufacturers on a daily basis.
Put it to the test. Oversee testing procedures and quality standards for new and current products during all phases of production, from receipt of raw materials through to the finished product. Coordinate with vendors and customers to determine quality standards for custom textiles and garments.
Learn from the best. Work with a Designer on all aspects of design. Associate Designers develop a strong esthetic and sketching ability for presentation boards. Also important: technical knowledge, communication skills, with textile and trim sourcing skills.
Add a special touch. Use your knowledge of textiles and trims to locate and purchase the latest trends from both domestic and global sources for a Designer's upcoming lines. Cultivate relationships with vendors and attend trade shows.
Maintain the flow of information between the Development Team and the production sources. Oversee product details, textile applications, fit, and patterns. Communicate with global suppliers and manufacturers on a daily basis.
Create an exclusive product line for a brand and monitor its production, from textiles to finished product, to assure those garments meet the company's expectations for brand integrity.
Learn about this exciting major straight from Students, Faculty, and Industry Leaders.


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877 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
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Grace Gallery Fine Art is located at the corner of 9th Ave. and Santa Fe Drive, in a multicultural neighborhood, just minutes from downtown, in the renowned Santa Fe Art District. The Gallery is the embodiment of its name. Warm, welcoming and filled with beauty, we feature more than forty seven artists working in all forms of art.
Our talented artists present an eclectic selection of themes, techniques and mediums.
We feature an amazing array of gift ideas and one of a kind original pieces for elegant home and office decor.
Our artists can do commission pieces depending on each client's particular needs.
We have artists that do wonderful portraits of families or individuals. Also artists that specialize in customized personal pet portraits focusing on using a lively color palette.
Raku, jewelry handmade with Sterling silver, bronze and copper, stained glass, bronzes, and slumped glass, metal, fiber and basket weavings, hand made pottery, pen and ink, and schultures are just some of the treasures you will find at Grace Gallery Fine Art.
Grace Gallery represents over 47 artists, and we are going into our 6th year of offering some of Colorado's finest art to satisfied customers.
Grace Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday 12:00 noon to 6:00 P.M.
1st Friday 12:00 noon to 10:30 P.M.
3rd Friday 12:00 noon to 8:00 P.M.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
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To no surprise the latest Marvel comic to come to the big screen is the big winner at the box office, beating out the other new movie to come out this week, Get On Up.
In the first weekend, Guardians of the Galaxy surpasses all expectations as it is able to bring in an estimated $94 million in it's first weekend. In comparison to the other Marvel movies, it seems to be faring well or even better. It's the 9th highest opening for a Marvel adaptations and the 4th highest opening for a new movie. Guardians also become the highest movie that was released in August beating out The Bourne Ultimatum which only brought in $69 million it's first weekend.
Falling down to the number two spot is Lucy with an estimated $18.2 million. The movie had a solid opening and already surpassed it's $40 million budget. It should be able to pass it's $100 million budget within the next week or two with no problem.
The other movie to come out this weekend is the movie based on James Brown's life in Get On Up. The movie had a solid opening with an estimated $14 million. No doubt that this movie should get some attention for the Oscars as it's based on a music icon.
Hercules continues to disappoint only bringing in an estimated $10.7 million over the weekend. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes brings in an estimated $8.7 million, just recently surpassing it's $170 million budget.
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|Operation Black Vote is running a series of seminars as part of its Community Empowerment Roadshow 2010/2011. The next such will take place in Manchester on Saturday 27 November.
The purpose of the seminars is "to increase Black and minority ethnic (BME) awareness of local governance and to encourage local communities to contribute to the democratic process by providing the tools to engage with the local Council."
The seminar is free to attend and further details, including contact information, can be found here.
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dress us up!!! Yipppeeee!!! (I"m SURE that's what they think! LOL!)
Our sweet Archimedes "MEATY" Bones (or as we say...boneSHHH!) ---born 11/28/08---- our first bullllyyyy!!!
And SOPHIE Bubbles *Rapscallion* (LOL!) ---born 4/3/11----our second bulllllyyyy!!!!
Sophie's very first day home with us....awwww........May 2011.......tooo sweet for words!!!
.....get some extra treats for having to wear those outfits :)
Katie & Tucker a.k.a "Porkchop"
Love the hat
-Sherm was here.
I wish Annie would tolerate costumes but she won't have any part of it.
they both look so adorable :)
Cathy & Zimmer
omg!!!but how adorable are they?!
love the hat and tiara,lol
smoochies the scrunchy faces
I se even your bullies get in on the Irish celebrations lol
Cory & Penelope
I love how you dress them! They are so cute!! :)
Winston would never be such a good sport as you two are for your mommy's pictures!
I can't believe how big little miss Sophie has gotten! :)
Shannon and Winston :)
My swimming bully buddy!


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Anyone in the market for one of Apple's new Thunderbolt-equipped 2011 MacBook Pros would be forgiven for thinking the machines only support up to 8GB (2 x 4GB) of RAM since that's what's listed on the tech specs and is the maximum build-to-order option available through Apple. However online store OWC says the new 2011 MacBook Pro models can actually support up to 16GB (2 x 8GB) and is selling the 8GB sticks you'll need to make it happen. The only catch is the price, which is more than the asking price for either of the two 2011 13-inch MacBook Pro models currently available.Read More
Other World Computing (OWC) has announced that super fast data transfer rates have been achieved during performance testing using four of its SSDs. Its drives were simultaneously connected to a Mac Pro via a couple of FirmTek eSATA controller cards, and 10GB read and write tests were performed. The test configuration managed to notch up some rather brisk data transfer rates of 853MB per second write and 1GB per second read, which should be more than enough to keep even the most active high definition video editors relatively grumble-free.Read More
Billed as the largest capacity, fastest bus-powered portable storage solution on the market, OWC's Mercury On-The-Go Pro series features 500GB, 7200RPM HDD and triple interface (FireWire 800, FireWire 400 and/or USB 2.0) connectivity for data transfer at speeds of up to 100MB/s.Read More
Renewable Energy Company Oceanlinx has re-deployed its full-scale wave energy conversion unit at Port Kembla in Australia. First deployed in 2005, the unit has been undergoing planned refurbishment and modifications for the past several months. The Oceanlinx wave generator, which is an Oscillating Water Column (OWC) device capable of generating peak power outputs of between 100 Kw and 1.5 MW, is one of six installations around the world currently being trialed. Read More
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T-Mobile BlackBerry event announced for April 22
Yesterday, we told you about T-Mobile's upcoming launch party that'll take place on April 21 in NYC.
Now we're hearing T-Mo will also host an event in London, UK, on April 22.
And while the US event is probably related to the Android-based G2, the British one is certainly related to Research In Motion.
According to Pocket-lint, the magenta carrier sent out invitations saying:
"T-Mobile and RIM invite you to the launch of their exciting new BlackBerry collaboration."
(T-Mobile's BlackBerry Curve 8900)
We're not sure if this is about a new smartphone (perhaps the BlackBerry Driftwood?), or about a new service that the two companies intend to launch, but the word "exciting" in the invitation does sound promising.
We'll bring more details as soon as they emerge.


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ATP travelled to the capital of Greenland to provide relevant information about the outcome of the ATP project to Inuit and government stakeholders. Paul Wassmann met first the research co-ordinators of the Ministry of Education and Research, Najaaraq Paniula and Lone Nukaaraq Møller, of Naalakkersuisut, the pokiesaustralian.com Government of Greenland. He then visited the head office office of the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) in Greenland and communicated ATP relevant information to the President of ICC Greenland and ICC Vice-Chair, Carl-Christian Oslen and Advisor on Environmental Issues, Parnuna Egede. Finally, after returning to Copenhagen, Wassmann met ICC president Aqqaluk Lynge.
Through all three meetings essential ATP results of relevance for the Inuit population of Greenland (e.g. Changes in harvestable production as a function of global arming) were explained and discussed. Future opportunities of research and education were evaluated. It was concluded that the contacts between Europe and a neighbouring country such as Norway were sporadic and not adequate as compared to the climatic challenges facing all northern Europeans. It would be highly profitable for both countries to intensify the scientific activities in the Fram Strait which has 80 % or so of the entire outflow of water from the Arctic Ocean, but is only rudimentarily known.
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ID Commission
The Idaho Pea & Lentil Commission (ID Commission) was established July 1, 1965, to manage the funds collected from the assessment on dry peas, lentils and chickpeas. The seven-person board allocates funding for research, domestic and international marketing, government affairs and education.
Brian Silflow, Chair, Grower
Cole Riggers, Vice Chair, Grower
Lee Hawley, Grower
Ken Frei, Grower
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Pope says Church should ask forgiveness from gay population for past treatment
Preparing for Brexit, Britain may see new PM by early September
In New York race, a gay religious Jewish upstart challenges a 12-term incumbent
Simply perfect grilled chicken, sure fire summer fun
U.S. Supreme Court toughens gun ban for domestic violence
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Food Stamp diet underscores need to aid the poor
September 13, 2007 | 8:00 pmI'll be the first to admit that cooking isn't my strong suit. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal -- as long as I'm not the person preparing it. In fact, it's come to be somewhat of a joke among my family and friends: If you're hosting a holiday or other...
Underclass Surfaces From Floodwaters
September 8, 2005 | 8:00 pm
The gut-wrenching scenes of human suffering witnessed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are not only the result of the levee failures at Lake Pontchartrain, but also the failure of a nation numbed to the growing division between "haves" and "have-nots."
What is appearing on...
The Shame of Famine Is in Not Ending It
December 16, 2004 | 7:00 pm
This is a unique moment in history, when God has given us the means to dramatically reduce hunger and poverty.
The pangs of hunger can be
so painful and physiologically destructive, especially for children. Yet hunger also produces a more intangible pang -- that of stigma and...
Give Best, Sweetest to Hungry
September 23, 2004 | 8:00 pm
For millions of American Jews, the official end of the summer season brings with it an important new beginning. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year,
ushers in the holiest period of the Jewish calendar.
Called the Days of Repentance, the 10 days from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur allow...
Hunger Stalks Many in Land of Plenty
June 10, 2004 | 8:00 pm
Every June, millions of school-age children can barely contain their excitement at the thought of summer vacation. They are eager for family trips, summer camps and lazy afternoons splashing in a community pool.
But for millions of others, the long months of July and August are as...
Haitian Songs
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Zack Dawson
2010 OUTDOOR: Redshirt
2010 INDOOR: Competed in four different events ... season bests of 1:56.90 in the 800m, 2:38.88 in the 1000M, 7:50.16 in the 4x800M and 10:23.28 in the distance medley relay.
2009 OUTDOOR: Ran a season best of 3:52.83 in the 1500M at the Michael Johnson Classic ... member of the 4x1500M relay that placed second at the Texas Relays.
2009 INDOOR: Memeber of the All-Big 12 distance medley relay ... All-Big 12 in the 1000M after placing sixth with a 2:27.28 ... ran a season best of 2:25.89 in the 1000M at the Texas Tech Invitational ... ran a season best of 4:17.45 in the mile at the Tyson Invitational.
BIG SPRING HS: 3rd place 2007 State Meet... 2007 district and regional champions cross country team...2006 district, regional and state champions cross country team ... named all-state in 2006 and 2007.
PERSONAL: Born November 9, 1989 in Big Spring, Texas... son of Evelyn and Michael Dawson...enjoys running...majoring in engineering.


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The Royal Pavilion ushers in a winter tradition
The park will be open for visitors from 13 November through 16 January from 10 a.m. to 10:15 p.m. Tickets will be from £9.50 to £11 for adults or £6.50 to £7.50 for children under 12. The Royal Pavilion is a short 10-minute walk from Umi Hotel Brighton. The Lanes shopping area is conveniently on the way to the Royal Pavilion from the seafront hotel, providing guests to go Christmas shopping on their way to or from the ice skating rink. Umi Hotel Brighton's luxury budget hotel is centrally located for this year's Christmas season activities.


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With more than a million posts to Twitter every hour and five billion minutes spent on Facebook every day, social media is a major driver of modern marketing efforts. The Master of Business Administration in Social Media at Southern New Hampshire University provides business leaders with a platform to learn the best ways to leverage this medium for business success.
SNHU's MBA program is one of the most affordable MBAs in the nation and can be completed in just over a year. The MBA in Social Media Marketing coursework is designed to give you comprehensive business training and the skills to develop social media marketing strategies while upholding always-evolving best practices.
Discover how to build a brand through social media marketing and why the best crisis management plan is an organized strategy in this conversation between Major League Soccer player and SNHU student Heath Pearce and Dr. Patricia Spirou, chairwoman of SNHU's marketing department.
The online MBA in Social Media from SNHU places a special focus on social media courses that relate back to real business processes and issues. Courses are taught by instructors who have current real-world experience, including consulting and designing social media strategies for companies large and small. They understand that a blend of theory and practice create success; with that in mind, the social media marketing classes for this MBA address real-world issues that face organizations today.
In the MBA in Social Media online program, you'll learn how to:
As a private, nonprofit university, SNHU has one mission - to help you see yourself succeed. The benefits of earning your MBA online at SNHU include:
Acceptance decisions are made on a rolling basis throughout the year for our five graduate terms. You can apply at any time and get a decision within days of submitting all required materials. To apply, simply contact an admission counselor, who can help you explore financial options. Your counselor can also walk you through the application process, which involves completing a graduate application ($40 fee) and providing undergraduate transcripts.
Candidates must also submit a professional resume.
Employees with a master's degree earn 20 percent more on average than those with only a bachelor's degree and almost 80 percent more than those without a degree, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. They are also significantly less likely to be unemployed.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports various employment opportunities in marketing are expected to increase by 12 percent through 2022. The demand for social media marketing experts exists in almost every industry, including entertainment, healthcare, journalism, politics and retail. The strong foundation of an MBA prepares you to apply your social media knowledge to the industry of your choice and provides you the professional flexibility to move across industries.
A social media-focused MBA from SNHU will prepare you for where the marketing discipline is going and help you get ahead of the curve. You'll come away with the knowledge to enter a variety of professions, whether as a social media marketing manager or coordinator, social media strategist or consultant, SEO strategist, online community manager or marketing analyst.
There's a tremendous need in the marketplace for professionals who know how to effectively implement social media marketing. I'm reminded of this each week through the numerous phone calls and emails I receive from people asking how they can use these new strategies to gain a competitive advantage.
To meet this demand, SNHU developed the MBA in Social Media Marketing program. What makes our program distinct is that it was developed in collaboration with a group of social media experts who use it daily in their own marketing efforts — some of whom will also teach our courses.
By integrating up-to-the-minute best practices in social media marketing with our core MBA training, we've created a cross-disciplinary program that requires collaboration and integrated problem-solving — exactly what you'll find is needed by companies today. Students not only learn about the history, theory, technology, impact, and strategic uses of social media, they discover how it influences overall business planning and strategy.
If you're excited about the new possibilities that social media marketing offers —including how it can broaden your marketability — please look around our site and contact us for more information. We look forward to hearing from you.
Pat Spirou, Ph.D.
Chair of the Marketing Department
Coordinator of the Advertising Degree Program
Business School
Southern New Hampshire University
The MBA in Social Media online program consists of nine MBA core courses and three social media courses. You'll build a foundation in business knowledge and social media practices and strategies. Those with non-business academic backgrounds may be required to take foundation courses.
SNHU MBA students can also pursue a graduate certificate beyond the standard degree program, which allows you to list another significant credential on your resume with minimal additional coursework (typically at a reduced credit load, depending on the electives selected).
This course provides students with a broad approach to the history, theory, technology, impact, and strategic uses of social media. Social media (such as Twitter, Facebook, blogging, podcasting, and so on) are relatively inexpensive and accessible technologies that enable individuals, almost instantaneously, to create, publish, edit, and/or access messages intended for audiences ranging from a single recipient to millions of readers or viewers. Students will learn how to explore the possibilities and limitations of various social media and will learn how to apply and adapt basic and advanced marketing strategies to construct and critically evaluate social media texts, their impact, and their practical use in marketing contexts. Students will also examine the general strategic uses of social media for advertising, marketing, public relations, journalism, and civic and political participation. Finally, students will gain basic hands-on experience with several forms of the most current social media technology.
This course will develop the students' ability to effectively and successfully create, and implement a social media marketing campaign and evaluate as well as measure its success. Intensive skill building will be placed on creating, applying and integrating the appropriate social media tool that will enable marketers to build high-value relationships with their constituencies. The course will focus on key elements such as determining and matching social media tactics with the appropriate target market and developing strategies to engage those markets using relevant social media channels.
This course will develop the student's ability to effectively and successfully create and implement a social media marketing campaign and evaluate as well as measure its success. Intensive skill building will be placed on creating, applying and integrating the appropriate social media tools to meet the marketing objectives of the organization. The course will focus on key elements such as a) audience, b) campaign objectives, c) strategic plan, d) tactics, e) tools, and f) metrics to measure the campaign.
Foundation Courses
This coursework may be exempt based on undergraduate coursework.
This is an applied course, which will provide students with the mathematical knowledge and skills that underlie many courses offered in the school of business. Students will learn the fundamental concepts and methods of linear algebra, mathematical functions, differential calculus and statistics and their applications to business. They will also sharpen their quantitative, analytical and problem-solving skills that are so important for success in the world of business today.
This course is intended to provide the student with a concisely focused yet rigorous introduction to both micro- and macroeconomic theory needed at the foundational level of a graduate degree program. Some of the topics to be addressed include: market behavior; demand theory and related elasticity concepts; production and cost theory; managerial decision-making in perfectly competitive and imperfectly competitive markets; GDP determination; unemployment and inflation; and fiscal and monetary policy.
This course is designed to help future business leaders across all functional areas appreciate and understand the rules and regulations, processes and procedures, and significance of financial accounting statements and reports. It provides a balanced presentation between how statements are prepared and, more importantly, how to analyze these statements and footnotes to assess a company's performance within the industry and management's performance within a particular company. New government regulations have made the integrity and quality of financial accounting information everyone's responsibility. This course will help future business leaders conduct better internal audits, improve forecasts and valuations, and make better management decisions.
This course focuses on the theory and application of business regulations and the laws of contracts, agency, property and business organizations. Background preparation: 3 credit hours in business law or the equivalent.
This course is a study of individuals and groups and their interaction. Students examine theories of motivation, communication, leadership, power and change with practical relation to contemporary issues. They also study organizations for key design variables and reward systems aimed at improved performance and organizational efficiency through employee motivational programs, participative management and cooperative decision making.
This course focuses on the basics of business by introducing students to business environments in which they focus on the big picture, identify internal and external opportunities for growth, and manage resources. The course will also present students with management techniques to help them stay current and apply creative solutions to problems. Students will be introduced to the programmatic themes of globalization, leadership, team work, and ethics.
Finance is the language of business, and in this course students will take their understanding of finance to the next level by using analytical skills when dealing with financial reporting. Students will apply financial and analytical skills gained in prior coursework, as well as principles of corporate finance, to business decision making. The course covers financial statements and other reports, the basics of financial forecasting and budgeting, and the communications and vocabulary related to financial statements.
The course focuses on personnel management at all levels: individual, team, and internal and external networks. With an emphasis on interpersonal skills, as well as strength-finders, students will learn essential concepts in conflict management, negotiations, and development of creative culture. Students will also learn how to establish productive relationships, motivate people, align teams and individuals to a vision, and drive change.
The course will focus on brand management and how marketing should be approached as a partner in strategic decision making, both internally and externally. Students will study strategic positioning, market opportunities, pricing strategies, market analysis, as well as product differentiation. SWOT analysis and the marketing mix will be covered in a decision making focus, together with the programmatic themes of globalization, leadership, team work and ethics.
This course examines corporate culture and social responsibility, how to build a sustainable business, and how to promote corporate ethics and values. The course also looks at how to deal with group think, diversity and cultural awareness, civic engagement, and how to be at the forefront of using environmental and sustainable practices that have a positive global impact. The course will also examine personal ethics in relationship to corporate ethics, governance, and civic mindedness.
The course is a continuation of MBA 520 Accounting and Financial Analysis and focuses on effective business decisions using quantitative and qualitative data, microeconomic and macroeconomic variables, and internal financial priorities. The students refine operational and investment decision-making skills with respect to organizational sustainability and growth, mergers, debt vs. equity funding and capital markets. In addition, students are exposed to foreign currencies, foreign direct investment (FDI), and international trade.
This course focuses on the macroeconomic aspect of business, including governmental impact (local, national, international), by exploring public policy, regulatory bodies, regulations' impact on business, trends and current politics and their impact on business, power structures, and lobbying.
This course explores essential aspects of project management, the tracking and measurement of key performance indicators (KPI), and the use of current technology to create automation and sustainability. Students have the opportunity to examine technology management and operations management from a strategic perspective, creating a common view into the different layers of a business. In addition, students learn to collect, identify, and determine quality measures and use common methodologies and strategic planning processes.
This capstone course integrates previous coursework and practical experience with a focus on authentic demonstration of competencies outlined by the program. Rather than introducing new concepts, students will synthesize and integrate prior learning to design or develop a capstone project as a culmination of their studies. Prerequisite: Completion of 30 credits in the program, including MBA-640 Finance, Economics and Decision Making; MBA-655 Government Impact on Business; and MBA-690 Operations Management and Technology.
Tuition rates for SNHU's online degree programs are among the lowest in the nation. We offer a 30 percent tuition discount for active-duty service members and their spouses.
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Cleveland fans of wine, fine food and flowering plants have the opportunity to experience a fun and tasty jaunt over two weekends in May (May 2, 3 and May 9, 10) when they attend the Wine N Bloom Wine Trail event involving 18 different wineries located along the Northeast Ohio Vine & Wines Trail. All participating wineries are approximately one hour from Cleveland.
Wine N Bloom Wine Trail Guests will travel on this "drive yourself" tour from winery to winery where they will enjoy wine samples and an appetizer and collect a Spring flower-themed item at each stop. At a designated winery guests will pick up one wine glass per person and a peck basket to collect their blooms at each winery.
Participating wineries are Benny Vino Urban Winery (Perry), Buccia Vineyards (Conneaut), Debonne Vineyards (Madison), Deer's Leap Winery (Geneva), Emerine Estates (Jefferson), Ferrante Winery & Ristorante (Geneva), Goddess Wine House (Ashtabula), Grand River Cellars (Madison), Kosicek Vineyards (Harpersfield), Laleure Vineyards (Parkman), Laurello Vineyards (Geneva), Maple Ridge Vineyard (Madison), Old Firehouse Winery (Geneva-on-the-Lake), Old Mill Winery (Geneva), St. Joseph Vineyard (Madison), The Lakehouse Inn and Winery (Geneva-on-the-Lake), The Winery at Spring Hill (Geneva) and Virant Family Winery (Geneva).
Special Note: Do not use Benny Vino Urban Winery in Perry or the Grand River Cellars Winery in Madison as your first stop as they are already sold out of the baskets.
Cost of the Wine N Bloom event is $50 per couple or $40 for singles.
Tickets to the Wine N Bloom event are good for all 4 days of the event so guests can visit all 18 participating wineries over the course of the 4 days if they desire. Reservations can be made by calling 800-227-6972 or getting online at www.ohiowines.org.
Hours for the event are noon - 6 p.m. each of the 4 days.
For those visitors wishing to stay overnight, The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake and Fitzgerald's Irish Bed & Breakfast in Painesville are offering discount rates for Wine N Bloom participants. The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake is offering overnight accommodations for two in a deluxe double room starting at $129. Use the promotion code: BLOOM. Fitzgerald's Irish Bed & Breakfast is offering a 10% discount with a 2 night stay.
Call The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake at 866-442-9763 and Fitzgerald's at 440-639-0845 to make reservations.
All participating wineries are approximately a one hour drive from Cleveland.


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Natural Gas Pop Might Be Refueling Sellers
Rod David
Last week's head-and-shoulders break hadn't yet met its target.
The following are the latest daily summaries of my ongoing intraday coverage, providing context to interpret price action. Any prices listed are for a contract's current "front month." Their direction tends to correlate with any ETFs listed for each.
Today's Highlight:
Natural gas had broken lower last week from a massive head-and-shoulders pattern. Monday's big bounce threatens to reverse momentum back up prematurely. Possibly. That, or the more likely scenario that the bounce is refueling sellers for a bigger downleg.
Dollar Basket
Mar Contract DX; (NYSEARCA:UUP), (NYSEARCA:UDN)
Narrow ranging Monday failed to offer any new parameters. Trending early Tuesday would be less credible.
Mar Contract EC; (NYSEARCA:FXE)
Monday morning's dip confirmed that buyers had gained no traction for Friday's fresh high that had held the noise range around prior highs. But momentum hasn't reversed back down, and there is no active signal.
Feb Contract GC; (NYSEARCA:GLD)
Overnight strength to 1255.00 was corrected Monday morning, but recovered into the afternoon. The rally's momentum now remains intact so long as 1246.00 holds as support.
Mar Contract SI; (NYSEARCA:SLV)
Fresh highs were slow to materialize Monday, but eventually followed gold up, and then outperformed it by probing overnight highs testing 20.45.
30-year Treasury
Mar Contract US; (NYSEARCA:TLT)
Hardly any hesitation interrupted last week's recovery from extending higher Monday, testing 131-08. A second-consecutive higher close Monday would require there to be a third, and probably a test of 131-28.
Crude Oil
Feb Contract CL; (NYSEARCA:USO)
More selling Sunday night and Monday confirmed that Friday's bounce was only corrective, and that targets remain outstanding back into the 90.50-91.25 range, which was being attacked Monday afternoon.
Natural Gas
Jan Contract NG; (NYSEARCA:UNG), (NYSEARCA:UNL)
Monday morning's steep surge tested the head-and-shoulders pattern's 4.22 neckline as resistance. A 61.8% retracement of the one-week drop from 4.43 is 4.26, with room for noise around it up to 4.36 before signaling a new upleg is underway. Closing Monday back under 4.11 would have been optimal for confirming the pattern's 3.87 target remains intact. A second-consecutive higher close Tuesday would start to be bullish.
Editor's note: Rod's analytical techniques are designed to efficiently identify targets and turning points for any liquid stock or market in any time frame. He applies his techniques live intraday, primarily to S&P futures, at
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