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It is understandable, then, why you might not be aware of the following: There are no new rules against physical play. There is no huge impact. There is no debate. Confused? Allow me to clarify. First, the "new rules" against physical play (hand checking, arm bars, bumping cutters, etc.) have long been a part of the NCAA's rulebook. It's just that they were stuck in the back of the book under Appendix III: Officiating Guidelines. However, since those were going unenforced, leading to an unsightly decline in scoring and shooting percentages, the men's basketball rules committee voted in May to make that an official part of Rule 10, which addresses "Fouls and Penalties." So nobody wrote any new rules on this front. They just decided to give a new emphasis to what was already there. (To be sure, there were some new rules written in other areas, most significantly the block-charge call, but most of the dialogue has been focused on the so-called increase in touch fouls on the dribbler.) Second, while there has been a change in the data when compared to last season, that change is not nearly as dramatic as most people think. According to #KPI Analytics, there are only 2.71 more fouls being called per game this season than at the same time last year. That's right -- fewer than three extra whistles per game! That has resulted in 4.1 more free throws per game. Overall, scoring is up 5.86 points per game -- a welcome increase -- and slightly more than half of those points have come from field goals as opposed to free throws. Tempo-free maven Kem Pomeroy has also crunched the numbers. While he discovered there was an 18.3 percent increase in free throw rate (FTA/FGA), he only found a 1.8 percent increase in the number of possessions per game. That's disappointing. The most positive effect Pomeroy found was a reduction in turnover and steal percentages, which makes sense. If you can't push the dribbler, it's harder to steal the ball. Yes, there have been some outliers. Niagara and Seton Hall combined for 73 fouls and 102 free throws, but that is not the new normal. And to the extent that we see some ugly games, we also saw lots of ugly games last season, and the season before that, and the season before that. It takes time to go from a duckling to a swan. Finally, if there really were a raging debate within the sport, then the one guy who would know it is Belmont coach Rick Byrd, the current chairman of the NCAA men's basketball rules committee. Even though Byrd was not chairman when the changes were made to the rulebook, he is in that hot seat now. I reached out to Byrd to see if his cell phone was blowing up with calls from angry coaches. Well guess what: It hasn't. "I haven't gotten any calls from anyone saying, 'This stuff is crazy. What were you guys thinking about?'" Byrd told me. "All the shareholders in the game felt like it had gone too far to become a physical, brawl-type game that wasn't as fun to watch. I think we understand that something that's different is going to result in some more fouls until players and coaches understand that's the way it's going to be called. I don't know how you could have avoided that." If anything, Byrd believes that the referees could be even stricter in enforcing the new-old rules. Watching the Michigan State-Kentucky game at the Champions Classic last week, Byrd thought that "except for some hand-checking stuff, the game looked a whole lot like last year's games did, frankly. There was a lot of contact." To the degree that it is still too difficult to guard the dribbler, Byrd believes it's because referees are also not doing as good a job as they should calling palming and traveling -- which are also currently part of the rules. Though nobody is rushing to make even bigger, more genuine changes to the way the game is played, all ideas are on the table. The two most likely right now would be widening the lane (though not in the trapezoid design used in international play) and shortening the shot clock to 30 seconds. In the most recent annual survey conducted by the rules committee, 56.1 percent of respondents said they agreed or strongly agreed with the idea of going to a 30-second clock. (Though just 46.3 percent of coaches agreed with that idea.) And while just 30.8 percent of coaches want a wider lane, that number goes up to 41.7 percent when it includes referee coordinators, conference commissioners and officials. The idea of implementing a deeper three-point line (for the purpose of creating space) is not part of the survey, but it should be explored. There is plenty of time to explore those and other ideas down the road. As for the season, the game is clearly in a period of adjustment, but I expect that adjustment will be made rather quickly. If players want to stay in the game, they will have to learn to stop fouling. Period. So don't let people fool you into believing there's some great debate going on. The question of whether college basketball needs more offense has already been answered. The only remaining question is how to do it. Hoop Thoughts Hard to imagine a rougher day on the recruiting trail than the one Illinois coach John Groce experienced last Friday. First, he learned that one of his recruits, Quentin Snider, a 6-foot-1 point guard from Kentucky, backed out on his oral commitment to Illinois so he could sign with Louisville. (Snider had originally committed to Louisville, backed out of that to commit to Illinois, and then switched again after Louisville's own point guard decommitted in September. He's a real man of his word.) Then, Groce's top target, Chicago power forward Cliff Alexander, chose Kansas -- but only after rubbing it in by starting to pick up an Illinois hat and then donning a Kansas hat. The moral of the story: Mamas don't let your babies grow up to be coaches. Syracuse has looked good in getting off to a 3-0 start, but at some point the Orange is going to need some post scoring. DaJuan Coleman, Rakeem Christmas and Baye Moussa Keita combined for six points on five shot attempts in the rout of Colgate. Memo to Marquette guard Todd Mayo: If you're not making shots, maybe you should stop shooting. The 6-3 junior guard (yes, he's O.J.'s little bro) went 3-for-15 (1-for-6 from three) in the Golden Eagles' 52-35 loss to Ohio State. This team needs to get freshman point guard Duane Wilson (stress fracture) healthy, but he's still several weeks away. I'm also a little concerned about Wisconsin's lack of depth. Bo Ryan is only playing seven guys right now. Fatigue isn't such a concern, but it gives the Badgers less room for error to compensate for injuries or foul trouble. I understand all the excitement about these freshmen, but why does every conversation have to center around their NBA draft order? That order won't be made for another seven months. How about enjoying these guys in college for a while? The NCAA tournament is more popular than the NBA playoffs, in case you haven't heard. Speaking of which, anyone else notice that Perry Ellis, not Andrew Wiggins, was Kansas' leading scorer in the Duke win? Dougie is what Dougie does, but don't sleep on Creighton's 6-7 senior forward Ethan Wragge. He's a big, strong, wily stretch four, and when he and McDermott are on the floor at the same time, the Bluejays are immensely hard to guard. Wragge scored a team-high 21 points off the bench in Creighton's gutsy 83-79 win at Saint Joseph's on Saturday. He shot 7-for-11 from three in the game and is making 65 percent from behind the arc this season. A great player knows how to play well when he's not playing well. Think about it. Easiest guy to root for in college hoops is George Washington guard Maurice Creek. The 6-1 senior guard's career at Indiana never got off the ground because of a litany of serious injuries, but he is flourishing in Foggy Bottom, averaging 19.3 points (on 57 percent three-point shooting) and 4.7 rebounds in the Colonials' first three games. It's a great example of why the hand wringing about transfers is misguided. Creek saw an opportunity and grasped it. It's the American way. Remember, kids, when you're at home, you can shoot threes. When you're on the road, you gotta shoot free throws. Class dismissed. Wish I had some news for you as to when North Carolina is going to get P.J. Hairston and Leslie McDonald back, but Roy Williams doesn't even know that right now. The school is awaiting the NCAA's ruling on their extra benefits cases, and all Williams can say is there is no timetable. If a case drags into the season, it's usually because the NCAA has determined that the player will have to miss games. They can later issue their ruling and include those games already missed. In Hairston's case, it is likely that Williams will tack on a few extra games because of his off-court transgressions, but the coach can't make that determination until he knows what the NCAA is going to do. Sounds like fun, doesn't it? I realize the competition has been weak, but it's pretty impressive that Louisville's Chris Jones has played 77 minutes as the team's point guard and only committed one turnover. Looks like the party's over at Murray State. The Racers have lost two of their first three (on the road at Valparaiso and Old Dominions). Ditto for UNLV, which lost at home to UC Santa Barbara by 21 points -- that is not a typo -- and squeaked by Nebraska-Ohama by three points at home over the weekend. Xavier sophomore point guard Semaj Christon is as gifted a perimeter player as you'll find, but it doesn't look like he has added outside shooting to his repertoire. Christon made just seven three-pointers as a freshman, and in the Musketeers' first three games this season, he has attempted just one. (Though I give him credit for recognizing his limits.) More troubling is his 11-for-27 clip from the foul line. He has a lot of upside, but he's very much a work in progress. If you're looking for an early most-improved award, check out USC center Omar Oraby. The 7-2 senior is averaging 13 points (on 74 percent shooting) and seven rebounds in the Trojans' first three games. It will be interesting to see how much Andy Enfield is willing to dial back his up-tempo system to accommodate Oraby's size. The good news is for Iowa State forward Melvin Ejim is that, in light of his 22 points and nine rebounds in the Cyclones' win against Michigan, he looks like an all-conference player. The bad news is that he is vastly reducing his chances of being a repeat selection on my All-Glue team. I'm sure he's conflicted about this. Everyone watched that Kentucky-Michigan State game and talked about how much room Kentucky has to get better, but guess what -- the Spartans have plenty of room to get better too. Priority number one is developing their frontcourt. Between 6-9 junior Alex Gauna, 6-9 sophomore Matt Costello and 6-9 freshman Gavin Schilling, someone needs to emerge as a counter to Adreian Payne. The reason Julius Randle had such a big second half was because when Payne got into foul trouble, Randle was guarded in the post by Branden Dawson, who was giving up three inches. I honestly can't remember a program going from so bad to so good so fast. Before losing at Villanova on Sunday, Towson, which went 1-31 just two years ago, had gotten off to a 3-0 start that included a home win over Temple. Last season, the Tigers won 18 games, and they have a bona fide NBA prospect in 6-9 senior forward Jerrelle Benimon, a transfer from Georgetown who was averaging 19.7 points, 13.7 rebounds and 3.3 assists heading into Sunday's game. Please tell me you're not one of those people who thinks Aaron Gordon can't play small forward. One suggested rule change I am not in favor of: Giving teams the ball at halfcourt after they call time out. The NBA does this, and it always seemed silly to me. A team should have to earn its inbounds position by advancing the ball to that spot. You like em big? Then you'll love UC Irvine. The Anteaters have three -- count 'em, three -- seven footers on their roster, led by 7-6 freshman Mamadou Ndiaye, a native of Senegal. The kid looks like he is moving in slow motion, but he has good control of his body and knows how to use his size. He had 18 points, nine blocks and eight rebounds in a 14-point win at Washington last Thursday. Also of note: Ole Miss guard Marshall Henderson scored 19 points in his season debut. (Of course, he needed 16 shots to do it. He is the very definition of a volume shooter.) Even so, the Rebels barely squeaked by Coastal Carolina by two points. You're aware that Nik Stauskas is much, much more than just a shooter, right? Just making sure. Heard Coach K make an interesting point at a press conference a few weeks ago. Why are there rules against a uniform number that goes higher than 5? Are we assuming that referees are incapable of using two hands to signal to the scorer's table? I'm very impressed that Jack Taylor scored 109 points in a Division II on Sunday, and I'm happy that Grinnell College is getting some nice publicity out of it. But it's not basketball. Just like that lady who does halftime shows by flipping bowls onto her head while riding a unicycle. I'm impressed! But it's not basketball. Photo: Brody Schmidt/AP Marcus Smart and his Cowboys face their first true test against Memphis. Five Games I'm Psyched To See This Week Memphis at Oklahoma State, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Here's a delightful early-season nonconference tilt between two of the best perimeter teams in the country. I'm going with the Cowboys because a) they're at home and b) they have Marcus Smart. Come to think of it, b) is enough. Oklahoma State 80, Memphis 74 Dayton at Georgia Tech, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Georgia Tech coach Brian Gregory is taking on his former school, but this is not a sentimental reunion. It's an important nonconference game between two undefeated potential bubble teams. The Yellow Jackets are getting good early production from Tennessee transfer Trae Golden. Plus, they're at home. Georgia Tech 66, Dayton 60 Wichita State at Tulsa, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Danny Manning's Golden Hurricanes are off to an 0-2 start, but it's always interesting when a ranked team plays a true road game in November. I'm guessing the Shockers will hold up just fine. Wichita State 78, Tulsa 63 Iowa State at BYU, Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. How about the Iowa State Hoibergs playing a true road game in Provo? Gotta love it. They're due for a comedown after the big win over Michigan. BYU 75, Iowa State 69 Florida State vs. VCU in Puerto Rico, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. This is a great way to begin the Puerto Rico Tip-Off. Former Florida State forward Terrance Shannon has transferred to VCU and given the Rams a stellar rebounding and passing presence. It's going to be a while before I pick against VCU. VCU 81, Florida State 71 A Few Minutes With ... Notre Dame Coach Mike Brey SI.com: You guys lost at home to Indiana State. Were they that good, or were you that bad? Brey: They're really good. They imposed their will on us. It was a tough matchup because they have big guys who can stretch you, so we were in scramble mode the whole time. The thing that I was disappointed in was that our veteran poise was not as good as theirs. I thought we would be more poised than that because we've played together a lot, especially our perimeter guys. But we were rattled. SI.com: You grew up in the D.C. area and served as an assistant coach at Duke for eight years. Is it a full-circle experience for you to be heading back into the ACC? Brey: Yeah it is. It's almost like taking a new job after 13 years in one place. It's exciting because you're heading into familiar territory; you're heading back to Tobacco Road. But I'm anxious, too, because we created such a consistent identity in the Big East. Can we do that now in the ACC, and can we do that in year one? SI.com: Is it important for the ACC tournament to be held in Madison Square Garden? Brey: We have to get to the Garden. In my first league meetings at the ACC, people said to me, "You guys overwhelmed what we were doing in Greensboro." I just think it's so sexy to play in that building. We've got two years in Greensboro right now, and that's all that's spoken for. The Garden is committed to the Big East for 10 but from what I understand, there may be some outs in there. SI.com: You've had your share of interest from other schools during your time at Notre Dame. What's the closest you've come to leaving? Brey: Maryland was really intriguing, but it never got serious. If I was 44 it might be different, but it takes a lot of energy to go somewhere and reinvent at age 52. I've got a 10-year deal here; I have security. And I love having my name next to the Notre Dame brand. That has opened a lot of doors for me. I think now, people don't even call anymore. SI.com: You played and coached at DeMatha High School under one of the legendary coaches of all time, Morgan Wooten. How often do you speak with him, and how is he doing? Brey: I talk to Morgan about once every two weeks. He's a text guy, too. He's doing great. He runs his camps. His health is good. He's sharp as a tack. He watches all our games. I love talking to him because he's just a great voice of reason. SI.com: The phone rings one day and it's Mike Krzyzewski. He's calling to tell you that he's stepping down as the coach at Duke, and the jobs is yours if you want it. What do you say? Brey: No interest. I mean, it would be really flattering if that's how the thinking went. It's mostly because of the strength of what we have here, but about 15 percent of it would be, why would you want to try and follow that? I don't think that would be a smart. This Week's AP Ballot *(Last week's rank on my ballot in parentheses) Michigan State (1) Kentucky (2) Kansas (3) Louisville (4) Duke (5) Arizona (6) Syracuse (7) Ohio State (9) Oklahoma State (11) VCU (13) Memphis (14) Wichita State (15) Florida (12) Michigan (8) Baylor (17) Harvard (18) Creighton (19) Iowa (22) Gonzaga (23) Wisconsin (NR) UConn (24) New Mexico (25) Oregon (NR) Iowa State (NR) Marquette (16) Dropped off: North Carolina (10), Tennessee (20), Notre Dame (21) You'll notice that despite all the activity from last week, my top seven has gone unchanged. That's because I was one of the few voters -- or was I the only voter? -- who had Michigan State ahead of Kentucky as well as Kansas ahead of Duke. Allow me a brief pause to savor my correctitude. It happens so infrequently ... There. That was nice. (I'm assuming none of you noticed that I ranked Kansas ahead of Duke but picked Duke to win the game in last week's Hoop Thoughts. Isn't it wonderful being me?) Anyway, there weren't many major changes on my ballot. The biggest was dropping North Carolina all the way from 10th to unranked. It is very unusual for me to do that, but I do think if you're going to do it, it should be early in the year. Not only did North Carolina lose at home to a pretty good Belmont team on Sunday, but the Tar Heels looked mediocre while beating Holy Cross Friday night at home. As I mentioned above, this team is still not at full strength as the cases of P.J. Hairston and Leslie McDonald remain in limbo. So all those factors went into my decision. On the other hand -- and isn't there always another hand? -- I gave Florida some benefit of the doubt after its loss at Wisconsin. The Gators are also without suspended players, but those are in-house decisions, not NCAA ones, and I presume those guys will be back soon. It is also very difficult to win in Madison, yet despite missing several key players, the Gators still pushed the Badgers to the wire. So instead of laying the hammer down on Florida, I decided to reward Wisconsin by inserting them at No. 20, which was still not good enough for many of the Wisconsin fans who wrote to me on Twitter when I released my rankings Sunday night. (And yes, I was kidding when I said I voted this way because "I hate Wisconsin." I guess sarcasm doesn't translate well to Twitter trolls.) I tend to under-punish for true road losses, which is why I only dropped Michigan six spots for losing at Iowa State. I did the same to Tennessee for its loss at Xavier. Notre Dame also fell off because of its home loss to Indiana State, but I've got a feeling that those two teams will be in my Top 25 again at some point. Marquette took a nasty tumble after scoring just 35 points in a home loss to Ohio State. I left the Golden Eagles at No. 25 because the Buckeyes are a top 10 team, but I'm officially putting the Eagles on notice. One more stinker, and you lose that number next to your name. 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The entertainment world is steeped in standup comics who have become actors. For Mark Poolos, things happened the other way around. "I started out doing voice-overs and acting in small, independent films," says the Edina native. "I even went to New York to try and become an actor. But every audition I went on ended with the [casting people] saying, 'You should be a standup comedian.'" Poolos reckoned it was perhaps his sense of timing that elicited that response. Back in Minnesota he took a standup comedy course, and after the very first time he stepped onstage his instructor told him he was a natural. "It seemed pretty quick and easy," he says. "I just wrote stories about my life and all the stuff that happened to me and my family." While he seemed to have a gift for performing, Poolos notes it took a while to really find his comedic voice. "One thing I knew right off the bat is that I didn't want to be a character," he explains. "I didn't want to have to pretend for the rest of my career." That is unless it involved a return to acting, which he's still open to. Meanwhile, Poolos continues to entertain audiences across the country with what he describes as "stories from my life, slightly embellished for comedy. The life of a giant idiot, pretty much."18+; 21+ later shows.
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Really liked this and will make again. Like the last reviewer, found it a bit bland, though I attributed to having less smoked salmon (only 4 oz.), and should have compensated with some salt. Now she has given me idea of compensating with some parmesan! I bet that would be ideal. Love the lemon, and squeezed a generous amount of juice on the risotto at the table.
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Suppose one wakes up Sunday morning and realizes they never prayed Maariv Motzai Shabbos. As per "Ata Chonantanu after havdala", there is still a requirement to say Ata Chonantanu even if one heard Havdala. When he prays 2 Shemona Esreis at Shacharis, in which one does he say Ata Chonantanu? The first one he is saying is for Shacharis and the second one he is saying as a make up for the missed Maariv Shemona Esrei. Does he say Ata Chonantanu at the first possible time, or is the first possible time the second Shemona Esrei which is the make-up Shemona Esrei? (sources)
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According to the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (21:6), you'd say it in the second prayer, not in the first.
In the notes to the Artscroll Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (21:6, note 29), they bring the opinion of the Mishnah Berurah, who says that it depends on whether havdalah on wine was made on Saturday night (I have not read this inside):
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Who will star in the next great celebrity sex tape?
We haven't had a major sex tape scandal in awhile. America is waiting with baited breath for the next major "leak" of a tape that gets us all talking at our water coolers. There is nothing better than the uncomfortable conversation at work when someone brings up the subject of the tape and you sheepishly admit to have watched it. Immediately after doing that people slowly begin to chime in and say that they have watched it as well. Followed by the one person that didn't and sends you an e-mail asking where they can find it on the net.
Well… maybe not everyone in America is looking forward to this. Maybe it is just me because I am bored with watching Tommy Lee drive a boat with his cock while Pam Anderson says totally stupid things.
Here are five candidates and the odds for them to leak out a sex tape in the next couple of years.
Heidi Montag and Spencer whatever his last name is
These two are attention whores to the max. They leak to the paparazzi where they are going to be and totally stage whatever they are doing so they can get photos placed in places like Us Weekly. Right now they are riding the wave of success from "The Hills" which has about two more seasons before people totally check out and don't care. Once that happens they are screwed. It has clearly been established that she has no talent and the only way to remain in the public eye will be to make a sex tape.
I will bet anything that we will be able to totally smell Heidi's desperation right through the screen. It will rank right up there with the first time a girl strips because she is broke.
Odds: I think this one is a no brainer. Vegas should take it off the board.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
Never will happen. I think if they had sex and taped it there would be an utter metaphysical catastrophe. It would open up some odd space-time continuum and midgets would come through on a pirate ship wreaking havoc and destroying the world we know.
Odds: Never going to happen
Samantha Ronson and Lindsay Lohan
Ronson is kind of ugly. She reminds me of a girl I slept with right after college that was in the dance program at SUNY Geneseo. I got into a fight with her at "the bar" one night and called her a "cum dumpster"… It wasn't one of my finer moments.
Anyways, I think this is Lohan's college phase. Since she actually has never and will never attend school this is her experimental phase. I don't see this lasting past the end of the summer making a sex tape unlikely.
Odds: 300 to 1
Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore
Ashton likes to produce now and Demi will need to make one more attempt to hold onto her youth. This will be a perfect project for him instead of the mindless goofball shit he is attached to. I will bet anything she will be denied from a high profile role and will use a sex tape to get herself back out there in public.
I also would like to bet that Bruce Willis would probably be holding the camera. Does anyone else think that they are all too close of friends?
Odds: 10 to 1
Bea Arthur and Samuel L. Jackson
It would be hot. It would be topical. It would be interracial and you know it would involve anal and vegetables.
However she would probably break a hip.
But I think we need to make this happen.
Odds: 3,000,000 to 1
Good luck on getting Bea Arthur getting railed by Samuel L. Jackson out of your head today.
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Can anyone confirm or deny the 'rumored' explosion.
looks very serious, workers rumored to be injured.
This is a critical back up generator / transformer ??
anyone shed some light here ???
An explosion at a substation belonging to New York utility company Consolidated Edison (ConEd) rocked Manhattan's East Village at approximately 9 p.m. on Monday night.
The blast occurred on 14th Street near the bank of the East River and plunged much of lower Manhattan into darkness as Superstorm Sandy battered the city with winds and tidal surges.
yep, all of new york area burned to the ground. those east coast chumps still think earthquakes are so scary???
According to Mayor Bombast the super storm was caused by global warming. If he would shut up there would be that much less polution.
Yes and people being swept away by the water refused to be rescued by non-union rescue volunteers. (partly true).


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Inscr. 'W. Scott' t.l.
Canvas, 36×60 (91·5×152).
Presented by the Contemporary Art Society 1957.
Coll: Purchased by the C.A.S. from the artist 1956.
Exh: C.A.S., The Seasons, Tate Gallery, March–April 1956 (34), and provincial tour.
Repr: Sir John Rothenstein, British Art since 1900, 1962, pl.137; Ronald Alley, William Scott, 1963.
Painted for The Seasons exhibition, for details of which see Ceri Richards, T00083. 'Winter Still Life' was painted in January–February 1956 and was the first of three similar compositions, although the frying-pan occurs only in the Tate picture. The other blue composition was shown in Critic's Choice, No. 2, Arthur Tooth & Sons, September–October 1956 (15), and was sold to the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa; 'Brown Still Life', 1956, was exhibited at the Hanover Gallery, September–October 1956 (5), and is owned by Sir Basil Spence.
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|In the matter of application of COMMONWEALTH ANNUITY AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY and THE GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP, INC. for a plan to acquire control of PRESIDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
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Public Version, Form A for Commonwealth Annuity and Life Insurance Company's proposed acquisition of Presidential Life Insurance Company (35 MB ZIP file)
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|July 03, 2013
|Notice of Public Forum on Proposed Bulletin Rescinding Multiple Previous Bulletins
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The Commissioner of Insurance for the State of Iowa will hold a public forum regarding the rescission of bulletins previously issued by the Insurance Division. The forum will be a public opportunity for any interested party to present comment regarding the rescission of bulletins deemed by the Insurance Division as no longer relevant. The forum will be held for the purpose of determining whether a bulletin is no longer relevant and should be rescinded.
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The Assurant Health Companies, Time Insurance Company and John Alden Life Insurance Company, have requested an increase of base premium rates of 9%. The requested increase is subject to 45 days' advance consumer notice and a public hearing in order to allow policyholders and interested parties an opportunity to comment on the proposed increase before the Commissioner's decision is made on the requested increase. Comments may be submitted to the Consumer Advocate directly online here. Comments may also be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com or mailed to 330 Maple Street, Des Moines, IA 50319. Faxed comments may be sent to 515-281-3059.
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So I did all that and played the game again to re get them all but guest what not a single achievement popped up at all and I have recovered my gamertag 4 times now deleted all game saves and redownloaded the DLC and cleared my cache,only to still not get them so I rang customer support and the guy said they had no reported problems for that DLC and he spoke to his supervisor and he said there wasn't a problem at there end but would look in to it and phone me back monday as I'm away till then from tonight.
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Hello, I was using the FB open graph debugger the other day and it alerted me to something which I've confirmed by using Inspect Element in Chrome.
On static pages as well as the blog index, OG metatags are placed in the <head> section.
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Upper Schuylkill Valley Park and Wildlife Center, located on Route 113 in Royersford across from Parkhouse (Montgomery County Geriatric Center) is presenting the program ôWonderful Wolvesö on Sunday, October 13, from 1-3 p.m. in celebration of Wolf Awareness Week.
Not only will program participants be introduced to Hunter and Scout, the resident year-and-a-half old Gray Wolf brothers, but they will also take part in outdoor wolf fun and games. Planned activities include face painting, crafts and games.
ôWe will setup stations where kids can learn about wolf skills and wolf facts,ö said Billy Keen, the Animal Worker at the Wildlife Center. ôWeĺll also have general information on wolves (such as) the different species and population numbers across North America. ôWe will also have games for children, like seeing if you can tell the difference between wolves, coyotes, and dogs ľ youĺd be surprised how many people get it wrong!ö
Keen described the event as being family friendly and the activities as great for ôpreschool through elementary schoolö kids. The staff of the Wildlife Center will be joined by colleagues from Mill Grove, Pottsgrove Manor and Lower Perkiomen Valley Park for the day to assist with hosting attendees.
ôHunter and Scout were born last year on Earth Day (April 22), and have been here since they were seven weeks old,ö said Keen. ôThey currently weigh about 90 pounds and will grow to 100-120 pounds. Wolves certainly are not the vicious killers they are made out to be ľ they are actually scared of humans.ö
He added that while wolves have been considered eradicated in Pennsylvania since the late 1800ĺs, they are still found in the northern United States from Wisconsin westward Washington state, and are frequently seen in Canada.
Pre-registration is not required, and there is a $2 per person suggested donation.
ôWe invite the public to come out, learn and have fun at the same time,ö Keen said.
Unaffected by the government shutdown, the Upper Schuylkill Valley Park and Wildlife Center Park is open seven days a week (except major holidays) from 7:30 a.m. until sundown (seasonal hours). The centers latest exhibit, ôSchuylkill Wildsö, houses about 30 different species that can be found in and around the Schuylkill River such as fish, snakes, turtles, frogs, a mink and a skunk. Other resident animals include the occupants of the Rabbit House, bird of prey, chickens, goats, foxes, turkeys a donkey named Julius Cesar.
The Upper Schuylkill Valley Park and Wildlife Center Park has been operated by Montgomery County since 1972
For additional information call the park at 610-948-5170 or visit http://www.montcopa.org and click on ĹParks, Trails & Historic Sitesĺ near the top of the screen.
The Upper Schuylkill Valley Park and Wildlife Center Park is having their next program, the Turkey Program for Kids, in November. Groups of ten or more should register their group with the park prior to the event.


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SDCC: "Batman: The Killing Joke" Cast & Crew Debuts Film at Comic-Con International
It's been a big couple of weeks for U.K. comics publishing, and a lot of that might have to do with this weekend's Comica Festival (a.k.a. "the 10th London International Comics Festival"). There has been a rush of titles from British graphic novel publishers of late, no doubt timed for a big push at this most art-centric of U.K. comics conventions (it's hosted this year at Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design, and I dare anyone of a certain vintage to think of that place and not start humming this).
There's a lot of great stuff out there at the minute that's maybe not getting enough coverage internationally, so let's do a round-up, shall we? There's a myth that the American comics audience is insular, so let's disprove it: These books are even already available in English, although their spelling is a bit suspect at times. Yeah, you heard me, buy a dictionary, limeys!
• The Man Who Laughs, the oddest of Victor Hugo's novels, adapted by David Hine and Mark Stafford, published by SelfMadeHero: Hine has posted a host of panels from the book at his blog. I was previously ignorant of Stafford's work, but these are some handsome-looking samples; they reminded me a little of the great Dave Cooper. Hine is always good value, and has a track record of making some genuinely unsettling comics (Strange Embrace, The Bulletproof Coffin), so this sounds like the perfect alignment of talent to source material.
I've seen this linked in the last couple of days at David Hine's blog and Shaky Kane's Facebook page: The Endless Coffin, wherein the blogger Inigo Saenz de Viguera takes the contents of Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred #4 (the experiment in Burroughsian cut-up techniques that gained a certain notoriety in fanboy circles after this publicity stunt), and turns it into a genuinely disturbing psychedelic experience.
Publishing | Comics sales were up 22 percent in the direct market over January 2012, and graphic novels increased by nearly 38 percent. This good news is tempered a bit by the fact there were five Wednesdays in this January (or 25 percent more Wednesdays, if you want to look at it that way), but that fifth week is usually a quiet one for new releases, so I think we can call this a win. The retail news and analysis site ICv2 credits Marvel NOW! and a strong backlist for the boost. [ICv2]
Publishing | Dark Horse's video-game art book The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia last week was the No. 1 book in the United States, according to Nielsen BookScan — not merely in the graphic novel category, but in any category. The initial print run was 400,000 copies. (Comic Book Resources interviewed the book's editor Patrick Thorpe last month.) [ICv2]
As I mentioned on Friday, a whole bunch of first issues landed on Wednesday, making it difficult to choose what to feature this week. So I thought I'd do a second Chain Reactions to focus on something that may be a little more under-the-radar than the new Deadpool comic–Storm Dogs #1 by David Hine, Doug Braithwaite and Ulises Arreola.
The "science-fiction crime thriller" shows what happens when "a uniquely skilled team arrives on a frontier planet to investigate a series of bizarre and violent deaths. Forced to rely on primitive technology, they soon learn what it means to be aliens in a hostile environment. If they are to unravel the mysteries of Amaranth they will also have to learn what it is to be human." At least according to the solicitation text.
So what did folks think of it? Here's a few thoughts from around the web:
Benjamin Bailey, IGN: "Science-fiction is having a good run in comic books lately. There's lots of really great titles out there that range from violent to bizarre to epic. Enter Storm Dogs, a cool book that seems to be setting up some really great stuff. The story revolves around a group CSI agents of sorts, that are investigating a series of murders on a distant planet. Oh, and the rain on said planet will melt your face off. Mix in some cool alien races a few giant monsters and you have the makings of a one very awesome science-fiction comic book."
Comics | When 4-year-old Anthony Smith didn't want to wear his hearing aid because superheroes don't wear them, his mother emailed Marvel to ask if they had any pictures of superheroes wearing a hearing aid. Not only did Marvel editor Bill Rosemann respond with an image of the cover of 1984's West Coast Avengers #1, which featured Hawkeye wearing a hearing aid, he also had artist Nelson Ribeiro transform Anthony into a superhero, Blue Ear. [Concord Monitor]
Publishing | Former Marvel editor Jody LeHeup, who was let go by the publisher in October during a round of layoffs, has joined Valiant Entertainment as associate editor. [press release]
Conventions | Rich Lopez has a gallery of photos from last weekend's Dallas Comic Con. [The Dallas Voice]
Creators | Alex Zalben talks to James Robinson about his rebooted version of DC Comics' Justice Society in Earth 2, and the process of creating a world of one's own: "It always starts with certain plot points that immediately come to you, and you always want those moments to happen at some point, and you work towards them. There are some characters that come to you almost fully formed in your mind, and those are you anchors. And same with the world, there are some aspects of the world that you say, this is what I want to do, here or there, or there. They're the anchors, and you slowly begin to add the other pieces so it links, and forms, and becomes a whole tapestry." [MTV Geek]
Creators | Geoff Johns talks about the new, more nuanced version of Billy Batson that he and artist Gary Frank are creating in the Shazam back-up stories in Justice League: "Billy is trouble, but trouble in a way that I think we'll find understandable, relatable and fun. He has a heart, a big one, but he also has a protective shell around it. He's mischievous, independent and strong. He's conflicted, tough and sad. And many other things. For us, Billy had to be as complex and as interesting as his alter ego." [Hero Complex]
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Image Comics, the company formed by a group of artists who left the security of work-for-hire comics to create and own their own comics. It's been 20 years of ups and downs, but one thing that has remained consistent is a focus on creator-owned work.
With 2011 in the history books and their big anniversary kicking off with the first Image Expo, a new ad campaign and high-profile series by big-name creators like Brian K. Vaughan, Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, Jonathan Hickman, Nick Spencer and many more, I thought it was a good time to chat with Publisher Eric Stephenson about the state of the company, the year that was, their upcoming plans and anything else he was willing to talk about. My thanks to Eric for taking the time to answer my questions.
JK Parkin: Thanks for agreeing to do this interview, Eric. Incidentally, another feature we're running as a part of our anniversary bash is one where we asked various comic industry folks about what they're looking forward to in 2012. I got one back yesterday where the answer was basically "everything from Image Comics." I find that interesting, because there's a lot of diversity in Image's line and although I think you guys probably publish something for every kind of taste, I wouldn't think that every title would appeal to every comic reader. And yet I also find myself checking out at least the first issue of everything you guys have done lately. So from your perspective, what's the unifying factor (or factors) right now among your titles, if there is one?
Stephenson: I think the main thing is that we're moving forward and creating new things. We're not content to just recycle the same old ideas month in and month out and then market it all as brand new. If this was another publisher, we'd be debuting our latest spin-off of The Walking Dead in March, but instead, we're launching a new series by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples, a new series by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra, a new series by Joe Keatinge and Andre Szymanowicz, and so on. For 20 years, Image has put its faith in creative people, and it's the power of their imagination that links all our titles together, now more than ever.
Publishing | Citing "distribution concerns," Marvel has canceled plans to allow members of the ComicsPRO retail trade organization to sell the first issue of author Orson Scott Card's Formic Wars: Burning Earth on Feb. 15 rather than Feb. 16. Announced last Friday, the move was designed to take advantage of Diamond Comic Distributors' new day-early delivery program, which allows direct-market stores to receive comics on Tuesday for sale on Wednesday. It's what just this week enabled the early release of the heavily publicized Fantastic Four #587. According to Rich Johnston, complaints from DC Comics and other publishers over that promotion are what led to cancellation of the ComicsPRO incentive.
But publishers weren't alone in protesting Tuesday releases: On the retail-oriented news and analysis site ICv2.com, store owners complained about "special treatment" for ComicsPRO members, and criticized Marvel for already authorizing day-early sales. "At this rate, by the end of the year, Tuesday will be new comics day," wrote Ed Sherman of Rising Sun Creations. [Marvel]
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Appellate Judge James A. Stewart never discusses his World War II heroism. Of course, he wasn't born yet.
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"Do you know about the war?"
The Case
Romance moved fast in World War II. Usually, the women involved knew the men were soldiers, sailors, and flyers who could be called to duty on a moment's notice. Not so in The Sky's The Limit.
Fred Atwell (Fred Astaire, Holiday Inn) is a hero of the air. His leave starts when he's feted in a parade, accompanied by a gushing gal. The modest Fred doesn't seem to like all the gushing, but he does like Joan (Joan Leslie, Cinderella Jones), a photographer for Eyeful Magazine. Joan's snapping celebs in nightclubs, but she'd rather be chronicling the war, a la Margaret Bourke-White. Fred gets in the way, one night while she's out on assignment and (thanks to his singing) he starts getting to know her. Although frosty at first, Joan eventually takes to Fred. Then, all of a sudden, the Air Force gives Fred the news that his already short leave just got a lot shorter. Since he hasn't told her he's a flyer, it's best to break up gently, even if he really doesn't want to.
Even when getting in the way of photos, Fred Astaire can come across as a little guy the lovely Joan Leslie might not notice. At the same time, he's charming enough (even before breaking into song and dance) that her second look isn't all that surprising, but we root for the couple to get together. Since The Sky's The Limit is a musical, Joan turns out to be a singer herself, entertaining the troops at the canteen. The two perform well together, their comic bickering making for entertaining numbers that never get too sweet. The comic relief effort is spearheaded by Robert Benchley (Foreign Correspondent) as Joan's editor, who seems rather dopey at the outset, but turns out to be sharper than we realize.
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Presented in standard definition 1.37:1 full frame, the image quality isn't perfect. There's one scratch in the print early on that no one will miss, and dirt flecks abound throughout. The audio is a serviceable Dolby 2.0 Mono track. As with most Warner Archive releases, there are no bonus features. And be aware this DVD-R might not work in all players, so buyer beware.
Though aimed at serious fans, Fred Astaire devotees will be pleased with The Sky's The Limit. Though the angst of wartime romance may be lost on modern audience, you might enjoy a cinematic journey back to an era when policemen stopped guys who were about to kiss their gals in public.
The Verdict
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Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Universes, Time Warps, and the 10th Dimens Ion (Paperback)
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The first book-length exploration of the most exciting development in modern physics, the theory of 10-dimensional space. The theory of hyperspace, which Michio Kaku pioneered, may be the leading candidate for the Theory of Everything that Einstein spent the remaining years of his life searching for.
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Michio Kaku, Henry Semat Professor of Theoretical Physics at the City University of New York, is the author of Hyperspace, Visions, and Beyond Einstein. He hosts Explorations, a nationally broadcast radio show. He lives in New York City.


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In MW3, is there a table for each game type (domination, S&D, etc) and gun type (M4, Barrett, etc) that tells you how many kills for each level upgrade of the weapon?
To see how many kills did you make with some particular weapon you can do the following:
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With Call Of Duty Elite, you can see your stats by game type and by gun. It won't be precise enough to give you your number of kills for each level of your weapon though.
I don't know if you can access those stats from within the game, but you can on Elite.