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V.25 No.25 | 06/23/2016
The Daily Word in child slavery, doping and voting
By Renee Chavez [ Wed Jun 29 2016 11:56 AM ]
Child slavery is still a major problem in the chocolate industry.
DO NOT attempt to make your dog or cat vegan or vegetarian.
The age to buy tobacco in Chicago will now be 21.
The world doesn't believe Trump can do it.
Read new secrets!
A nearly 100-million-year old bird wing has been found encased in amber.
President Obama is showing five things that are more difficult than registering to vote.
John Oliver tackled doping in his most recent episode.
Crime scene blood can now tell the age range of a person.
V.25 No.24 | 06/16/2016
The Daily Word in poverty, gravitational waves and messing with scammers
By Renee Chavez [ Wed Jun 22 2016 12:21 PM ]
This is how to combat extremists in the Islamic State.
An MDC prisoner escaped from a transport van in Downtown.
Black holes and gravitational waves, dude.
The Dog Head Fire is now 61% contained.
Today in history.
This dude is messing with the minds of email scammers.
He even got this scammer to write in code!
And he attempted to get a free toaster out of the scam.
On top of sickening athletes with filthy water, here's another reason why the Rio 2016 Olympics are bad news.
About one in seven people in America is living in poverty.
V.25 No.19 | 05/12/2016
The Daily Word in Shakespeare, Giraffe Evolution and Hallucinogens
By Monica Schmitt [ Tue May 17 2016 12:14 PM ]
Caught red handed! A group of Olympic participants get in trouble for conducting forbidden experiments.
College Shakespeare professors are probably going bonkers over this. A London archaeological team proves their geometry knowledge and reveals a chunk of history no one knew was missing.
Technological advancements sometimes give me the heebie-jeebies. I remain skeptical about this "safe" form of texting while driving.
These gentle giants have genes specially designed for pumping blood two meters up to the brain. Good work, natural selection. Scientists decode the genome to learn more about these mysterious creatures.
Thanks, Obama.
Lake Michigan is shrinking substantially, leaving only a few feet of sand on the community's beloved dog beach. Still think global warming is a myth?
There's a fine line between good intentioned and stupid and these guys crossed it. Keep the wildlife wild, ya dummies. Poor Bison baby was doing just fine before you insisted on knowing what was best for him.
Never lose hope, but if you do, never underestimate the power of magic mushrooms. Psychedelic experiences might be the cure for the incurable.
V.24 No.17 | 4/23/2015
The Daily Word in methane mystery, machete murder and Mary Jane
By Constance Moss [ Mon Apr 20 2015 11:30 AM ]
In the Four Corners area, researchers are attempting to locate the mysterious source of a methane "hot spot."
A museum commemorating the figure skating scandal of the 1990s involving Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding has been built by a couple in Brooklyn in their apartment.
The Red Rocker ordered a new car in 2014. The cost: $1.4 Million. He's still waiting for it to be delivered.
In Spain, a substitute teacher was killed and four others wounded after a 13-year-old brought a machete and cross bow to school.
In local news, a driver drove his vehicle through a parking lot, a brick wall, and through the living room of two residents in the Loma Del Norte 'hood. He is under investigation for possible DWI.
Norway is expected to be the first country to do away with FM radio.
A 120-pound woman broke the steak-eating record this weekend.
Dude! It's 420! Don't Bogart that doobie!
V.23 No.8 | 2/20/2014
The Daily Word in Snake Salvation, Sid Ceasar and the Craigslist Killer
By Carl Petersen [ Mon Feb 17 2014 11:04 AM ]
Craigslist Killer Miranda Barbour confesses to more than 22 murders.
We may be facing a Clown Crisis.
Reportedly, Kim Jong Un drowns babies.
"Snake Salvation" reality star Pastor Jamie Coots died of a snake bite.
Rest in peace, Sid Ceasar.
A Pixar artist made a children's book of mature scenes from iconic films.
Learn how to stretch your cell phone's charge in a power outage.
Throughout history, humans have made up games that torture animals.
NBC smuggled its own secret Starbucks into the Olympics.
Love affects Facebook activity.
See a 17-year-old Prince.
Bosque fire alert.
Dennis Anderson found a gunshot victim in his bed.
There is a possible radiation leak at WIPP.
Happy birthday Paris Hilton.
V.23 No.7 | 2/13/2014
The Daily Word in Woody Allen, Walking Dead and Dumb Starbucks
By Carl Petersen [ Mon Feb 10 2014 11:16 AM ]
A suicide bombing instructor blew up his class.
Cockfighting is big in New York.
Dumb Starbucks serves free coffee.
Vancouver has crack pipe vending machines.
How is the USA doing in the Olympics?
Watch Jerry Seinfeld's Walking Dead episode.
Dylan Farrow responds to Woody.
Maybe we should kill off the mosquitoes.
Someone has documented 35 years of Prince's hairdos.
Meet the bird that can sound like anything.
What now, James Franco?
There was a rollover on I-25.
A suspect is accused of raping and beating a baby.
The police caught some bad guys.
Happy birthday Laura Dern.
V.23 No.4 | 1/23/2014
The Daily Word in drugs, terror and smog.
By Carl Petersen [ Mon Jan 20 2014 10:46 AM ]
Terrorists promise a surprise for the Sochi Olympics.
Seattle and Denver will face off in the Superbowl.
Welcome to Justin Bieber's treasure trove of drugs.
Snorting Smarties can lead to nasal maggots.
Scientists ponder the magical appearance of a strange Martian rock.
Ron Jeremy sings "Wrecking Ball."
Yoko Ono sings "Fireworks."
Due to smog, sunrise in Beijing is televised.
We may have found the remains of Alfred the Great.
Here's a list of what the NSA can do.
Meet the Paranormal Intelligence Agency.
A woman crashed into a pole at Grant Middle School.
A man was stabbed at Third and Central.
Happy birthday DeForest Kelly.
V.21 No.35 | 8/30/2012
The Daily Word in Johnny Tapia, Cypress Hill and food waste
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Aug 23 2012 1:05 PM ]
APD made an arrest in connection with Tuesday's double homicide of Kirsten Landeau of the Duke City Darlins and her nephew. (The Darlins are holding a vigil tomorrow.)
Johnny Tapia died of heart disease, according to his autopsy report.
A woman says she was fired from her state job after testing positive for marijuana, even though she had a medical card.
Does legalizing marijuana boost economies?
Olympic bronze medalist welcomed home to the 505.
America throws out 40 percent of its food.
Rupert Murdoch's daughter isn't a fan of his media empire.
Understanding Homer's D'oh!
Zero percent of the country's African-Americans support Mitt Romney.
Gonzo guide to the RNC.
Action movies aren't always the worst.
Henry Rollins in column form.
Happy Birthday, Keith Moon.
Playing Cypress Hill through a squid.
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Fresh and unsung U.S. Olympic medalists
By Justin Goodrum [ Mon Aug 13 2012 3:53 PM ]
As always, the Olympic Games provided memorable sporting moments that will be talked about for years to come. Highlights of 2012 include Usain Bolt making history by winning three medals in back-to-back Olympics, and Michael Phelps becoming the most-decorated (and arguably greatest) Olympian in history. But with a limited amount of sports featured on the NBC primetime telecast, many athletic feats won't get the attention and respect they deserve. To be specific, let's examine two athletes who not only won gold but are also primed to make history in future Olympic Games.
Outside of the wrestling and combat-sports community, Jordan Burroughs was a relative unknown despite his two NCAA titles and All-American status at the University of Nebraska. Burroughs' success in college has caught the attention of the Mixed Martial Arts world to make the crossover. However, he had other plans by beginning his quest to become the greatest American wrestler ever. The 2011 World Championships saw Burroughs win the 74kg championship and made him a favorite to win gold in London. Burroughs embraced his role as the new star of American wrestling by changing his Twitter handle to @alliseeisgold. His confidence and swagger proved to be a valuable asset in defeating a difficult field of Iranian and Russian wrestlers. In the final, Burroughs achieved his destiny by overcoming his 2011 World Championship foe, Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi to claim gold. Along with extending his 38-straight international freestyle match winning streak, the 24-year old got a nice $250,000 bonus from the Living the Dream Medal Fund. When asked what his future held, Burroughs sees more championships and medals on the horizon. If he continues to win gold, he might be in line to replace Phelps as the face of the USA Olympic team.
The United States has always had a strong history in the sport of boxing in the Olympic games. But lately it has been struggling, with the men's team failing to medal for the first time in history. With talk of creating different plans to revitalize America's dominance in boxing, there was pressure on the women to deliver. For the first time, women were allowed compete in boxing. Most of the attention before the games went to Marlen Esparza who appeared in various commercials leading into London. Esparza captured the bronze in the flyweight division, but the youngest member of the team, Claressa Shields, earned the gold. Shields has a classic underdog boxing story growing up in a tough neighborhood in Flint, Michigan. Despite her personal struggles, Shields became the first woman to win a gold medal in women's boxing and was the only gold medalist for USA boxing. She's only 17-years old but experts are already stating she's the new face of boxing in America. With Holly Holm being unknown outside of New Mexico, Shields could fill the void that Laila Ali once had. And with Shields being fairly young, she'd surely excel in future Olympics, although she may capitalize on her newfound fameand turn pro. But if Shields turns her sights to the 2016 Rio Games, USA boxing future may lie with the women instead of the men.
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By E.J. Maliskas [ Mon Aug 13 2012 10:20 AM ]
I think they should make a movie about this new insect species discovered via Flickr.
The 1904 Olympic marathon was super, super weird.
Man sues secutiry company after he was accused of tagging and then pepper-sprayed in Santa Fe.
How to dump alcohol in mass quantities.
At least 250 dead after Iran is hit with two earthquakes.
Bomb threat causes evacuations at an oil refinery near Gallup.
This super drunk guy survived being crushed in a recycling truck compactor twice.
Two female co-workers at a meat processing plant got into a giant fight. Their weapons of choice? Dried meat of course.
These zombie Disney princesses are, in my opinion, a little over-the-top.
I too thought the Olympic closing ceremony was a bit weird.
The Daily Word in Olympic butts, Albuquerque bomb threats and bunker children
By Laura Marrich [ Fri Aug 10 2012 9:39 AM ]
Three American soldiers killed by an Afghan pretending to be a cop
The memorial for the Sikh temple victims is happening today.
July: Hottest. Month. Ever.
There was a bomb threat at Pro's Ranch Market
A new early species of human was discovered
Deceased Beastie Boy Adam Yauch is supernaturally awesome.
You, too, can learn to speak four languages in a year.
Play with Politico's nifty swing state map
Seven missing athletes from Cameroon probably defected in London. It happens.
"If you could see the earth illuminated when you were in a place as dark as night, it would look to you more splendid than the moon."
Sometimes you love God so much, you just wanna make your children live in an underground bunker for their entire lives.
Romani people in France continue to get merde-ed upon.
"Walking Dead" deleted zombie horde scene
Anonymous hacked Australia.
The Stranglers' Hugh Cornwell does a mariachi "Golden Brown."
Have a gooey, flaming National S'more Day!
The Daily Word in Olympic bodies, X-Files, the future
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Aug 9 2012 9:42 AM ]
Behold! The surface of Mars. Looks strangely … familiar.
Someone robs an elderly woman in the South Valley, so two APD officers help her out with gift cards and cash.
Want to buy an APS barrack? (No. But I'll take a gold bar.)
13-year-old shoots a camera-phone video of her bus driver touching girls, saves the day.
How Olympic bodies have changed over time.
The oldest person competing in the Olympics.
Dumbest Olympic dive.
Mulder and Scully might be dating.
Young Sikh Americans speak out.
U.S. starts to clean up Agent Orange in Vietnam. You know. The birth-defect causing chemical our military dumped there more than 30 years ago.
Christina Hendricks is—surprise to the reporter!—way smart.
No one can steal Pussy Riot's inner freedom.
V.21 No.32 | 8/9/2012
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Top 10 things I've learned while watching the 2012 Summer Olympics
By Devin D. O'Leary
The Olympics are designed to instill in participants—and by extension, viewers—the principles of cooperation, team spirit, individual merit, sportsmanship, strength, bravery, tenacity, skill and international brotherhood. Most of what I absorbed from watching this year's competition, however, involved the number of free condoms issued in Olympic Village (150,000!) and the mistaken belief that eating mass quantities of McDonald's food will make you a great athlete. So, with the games coming to a close this weekend, I look back on all the things I learned from the XXX Summer Olympics.
V.21 No.31 |
The Daily Word in Mars landing, Sikh temple shooting, Olympic outfits
By E.J. Maliskas [ Mon Aug 6 2012 9:56 AM ]
Mars rover Curiosity lands safely!
Gunman who killed 6 people in Sikh temple has been identified as an Army veteran and former leader of a white supremacist band.
Inmate mistakenly released from Albuquerque detention center is missing.
Some are complaining that Olympic gymnasts' uniforms are not patriotic enough.
It's a no on the whole "using a 3D printer to download a gun" thing.
State Public Education Commission considering 14 proposals for new charter schools.
Mmm ... chalupas.
Who is really the best Olympian?
Baldness and Breaking Bad.
V.21 No.32 | 8/9/2012
The Daily Word in the U.S. winning, Chick-fil-A kiss-in, Jenna Jameson hearts Mitt
By Sam Adams [ Fri Aug 3 2012 10:14 AM ]
U.S. Olympians had a record-setting day with Gabby Douglas becoming the first African American to win the women's gymnastics all-around and Michael Phelps three-peating gold in the 200-meter individual medley.
Oh, and the men's bball team put up an Olympic-best 156 points against Nigeria. That still doesn't answer my question as to why we haven't been able to view their games on regular TV.
Not much change in the job market.
Balloon Fiesta vendors are worried about what they say could be price-fixing at this year's event.
Where Chick-fil-A ranks in terms of major companies with controversial policies.
Speaking of which, today is "National Same Sex Kiss Day at Chick-fil-A."
Santa Fe bus driver admits to multiple instances of sexual misconduct, but isn't jailed.
Sexist photography at the Olympics?
French president fulfills his promise of cracking down on the rich.
Wojdan Shaherkani became the first Saudi woman ever to compete in the Olympics.
It's tax-free weekend in New Mexico.
The worst commercial for ice cream of all time.
Mitt Romney gains the support of what appears to be a hunk of humanoid plastic that calls itself Jenna Jameson.
Proof that Ryan Lochte is the frat-boy version of Jeff Spicoli.
And because you know you need to know, a little more info on "Gangnam Style."
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You can book tickets right on this website. For more information call us at 775-289-2085 or 866-40-STEAM (866-407-8326), or email us. The Nevada Northern Railway Museum, Depot, and Gift Shop is located at 1100 Avenue A Ely, NV. We are open daily from 8am to 5pm (4pm on Sundays, later on nights when later trains are scheduled). We are closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, New Years Eve and Day, as well as Tuesdays September through June. For a walking tour of the museum arrive one hour prior to closing. The Gift Shop features a variety of souvenirs and gifts. All merchandise is tax-free. Your patronage helps preserve history and support ongoing Museum restoration projects.
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ADRIAN � It's been a little less than two months since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) went into effect and next week Congressman Tim Walberg (R-Tipton) will host two town hall meetings to discuss "Obamacare" and the impacts it's made on those in Walberg's district.
The representative of Michigan's 7th district � which includes Hillsdale County � will be speaking in Adrian along with a panel of invited guests to discuss how the ACA has changed health care in the United States. The Adrian town hall meeting will take place at the Adrian City Chambers located at 159 E. Maumee St. on Feb. 17 from noon - 1 p.m.
Invited panelists include citizens impacted by the change in the law, small business owners and insurance representatives as well as Walberg himself. Constituents are invited to attend the meeting and will be allowed to ask questions and share their experiences with the ACA or to just listen to the event.
On Feb. 20 another meeting will be held in Coldwater at the CHC Community Care & Conference Center located at 370 East Chicago Street, Suite 500. That meeting will also run from noon � 1 p.m., the list of invited speakers and guests has not been released yet.
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Mead Treadwell recently endorsed the national sales tax at a debate. This national tax would have a major negative impact on Alaska, and Treadwell's support for it raises serious questions about his judgment....Wed, 08/06/2014 - 2:53pm
My family and I recently had the honor and pleasure of hosting Joe Miller and some of his crew when they came to Homer for the debate with Mead Treadwell and Dan Sullivan. I have long supported Joe and agree with just about all of his policies and positions. After getting to know him over the ...Wed, 08/06/2014 - 2:51pm
In November we have the chance to replace a liberal senator who supports the agenda of Barack Obama nearly all the time. We are hearing good things from the three men seeking the Republican nomination to run against Sen. Begich. They are all presenting themselves as pro-life conser...Wed, 08/06/2014 - 2:51pm
It's time for a little perspective. A man once bought a block of land. On it, he built nice house, but nothing special. He invested in that house and built a family around it and gradually rebuilt the walls and windows, replaced the carpets, made general upgrades. He made those upgrades for the sa...Wed, 07/30/2014 - 4:30pm
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The governor has the ability to veto any bill he does not think is in the best interest of the state. The people also have the veto through a difficult petition and election process as seen in Ballot Measure 1. Although we would default to the prior tax system, ACES, a citizen "veto" of Senate B...Wed, 07/30/2014 - 4:22pm
More and more pink flags are being raised as we lead up to Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic's 20th Annual Breast Cancer Run and Ride at Mariner Park on Sunday, Aug. 10. Each flag you see at local homes and businesses demonstrates commitment to helping women here in our community access breast c...Wed, 07/30/2014 - 4:15pm
There are no "Poop Fairies" in Homer, Alaska, but just as in Santa Cruz, California, where this sign is the campaign centerpiece, people need to clean up after their dogs. As the sign says, there are good reasons to scoop your dog's poop. Dog feces spread harmful bacteria, can pollute ou...Wed, 07/30/2014 - 4:15pm
On July 16, my husband and I, who are extremely interested in all things political, attended the Republican Senate candidates' debate at Land's End. Any chance we have to learn more about the candidates who want to represent us in Congress is an opportunity we won't pass up....Wed, 07/30/2014 - 4:13pm
As I look over the condition of our beloved country, and the situation we find ourselves in — under both Republican and Democratic leadership — I am aghast at where our national leadership has taken us, and what we, the people, have allowed....Wed, 07/30/2014 - 4:13pm
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Nelson Mandela, who emerged from twenty-six years of political imprisonment to lead South Africa out of apartheid and into democracy, is perhaps the world's most admired leader, a man whose life has been led with exemplary courage and inspired conviction.
Now Anthony Sampson, who has known Mandela since 1951 and has been a close observer of South Africa's political life for the last fifty years, has produced the first authorized biography, the most informed and comprehensive portrait to date of a man whose dazzling image has been difficult to penetrate. With unprecedented access to Mandela's private papers (including his prison memoir, long thought to have been lost), meticulous research, and hundreds of interviews--from Mandela himself to prison warders on Robben Island, from Walter Sisulu and Oliver Tambo to Winnie Mandela and F. W. de Klerk, and many others intimately connected to Mandela's story--Sampson has composed an enlightening and necessary story of the man behind the myth.
About the Author
Anthony Terrell Seward Sampson (3 August 1926 - 18 December 2004) was a British writer and journalist. He was educated at Westminster School and Christ Church, Oxford and served with the Royal Navy from 1944-47. During the 1950s he edited the magazine Drum in Johannesburg, South Africa. During this time, Sampson met and formed relationships with future leaders such as Nelson Mandela, and writers like Nadine Gordimer.On returning to the United Kingdom he joined the editorial staff of "The Observer", where he worked from 1955-66. Sampson was the author of a series of major books, starting with "Anatomy of Britain "(1962). His main themes were how Britain works as a state, and large corporations. He was also a founding member of the (now defunct) Social Democratic Party (SDP).Sampson went on to write several other books about South Africa, including "The Treason Cage: The Opposition On Trial In South Africa" (1958), "Common Sense About Africa" (1960) and "South Africa: Two Views Of Separate Development "(1960) with S. Pienaar.Sampson was the author of several books on Britain, which began with "Anatomy of Britain" (1963). In these works he focused on an explanation of the British state and the functioning of large corporations. In 1977, Sampson began contributing to Newsweek, and it was during this time that he worked as an editorial consultant to the Brandt Commission. By the 1980s, Sampson was editing "The Sampson Letter, " and establishing links with the ANC in exile, as the apartheid era began to draw to a close.Sampson has narrated series for the BBC, and has held positions in various organisations including Chairman of The Society of Authors, trustee of the Guardian and Observer's Trust, and a member of the international advisory board of Independent Newspapers (South Africa).Sampson also wrote an official biography of Mandela, entitled "Mandela: The Authorised Biography" (1999), which won the Alan Paton Award.Sampson wrote his autobiography, "The Anatomist", before he died of a heart attack on 18 December 2004. He is survived by his wife, Sally (whom he married in 1965), and his two children.
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"A lively, informative, often moving account of one of the century's most extraordinary lives." --The Boston Globe
"A truly heroic story of the founder of a nation, a man of shrewdness, humanity and simplicity whose power came not from military conquest, but from moral authority." --Chicago Tribune
"The triumph of Mandela is that it successfully demythologizes the man without in any way undermining his heroic stature." --The New York Times Book Review
"Sampson has created a work of astounding breadth." --Newsday


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A Jewish organization creates unforgettable summer experiences for special needs kids and their parents.
Posted on: May 7th, 2012News & Views → Global
Following his victory Sunday, the 57-year-old François Hollande shouted himself hoarse, as he had done so often during the campaign, thanking his supporters for electing him president and promising to unite the whole country. But Richard Prasquier, President of the Jewish-French organizations, says one of the changes the Hollande presidency brings is a boost to the anti-Israel left.
Posted on: May 6th, 2012News & Views → Israel → IDF & Security
Cpl. May Karen serves as a shooting instructor in the IDF Ground Forces. "I knew I wanted to become an infantry instructor even before enlisting," she says. IDF female shooting instructors go through an extensive course where they learn how to use different weapons and specialize in shooting techniques. They then teach combat infantry soldiers who will use it in battle.
Posted on: May 6th, 2012News & Views
UPDATE: About 100 Likud Central Committee members have been refused entrance into the hall where the vote on the next President of the Likud convention is to be held. Police say the Exhibition Gardens hall in north Tel Aviv is too small for the number of committee members who are entitled to come in and vote.
Posted on: May 6th, 2012News & Views → Photo of the Day
The trio of lion brothers Danny, Michael and Jacob at the Ramat Gan safari. March 21, 2007. The Zoological Center Tel Aviv – Ramat Gan or "Safari" occupies 250 acres of nature in the heart of a densely populated urban area in Israel: "Africa in the heart of Israel." The Safari has the largest animal […]
Posted on: May 6th, 2012News & Views
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu penned a letter to the people of the State of Israel, thanking them for coming to console him after the death of his father. The letter, written by the Prime Minister and posted on his Facebook page, expressed gratitude to the thousands of Israelis who paid respects at the shiva house […]
Posted on: May 6th, 2012News & Views → Global
Press TV, Iran's television network, broadcasting in English round-the-clock, on Sunday published an interview with Mark Glenn, of The Crescent and Cross Solidarity movement, who said that Israel is the only regime that "has threatened to take the entire world down in a nuclear Armageddon in the instance that her precious experiments in Jewish self-rule in the Middle East ceases to materialize."
Posted on: May 5th, 2012News & Views → Global
At the end of a week in which the United Church of Canada, that country's largest Protestant denomination called for a boycott of goods produced in "illegal" Israeli settlements, including East Jerusalem, Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird declared that "Israel has no greater friend in the world today than Canada." Baird was addressing the American Jewish Committee World Leaders Plenary in D.C.
Posted on: May 5th, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
The AP reports that a trial is set to begin in the case of a Connecticut Jewish woman who sued her congregation because a black woman had been buried in the interfaith section of their cemetery. Maria Balaban's lawsuit will go to trial Tuesday in New London Superior Court. She is demanding that the remains […]
Posted on: May 5th, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
The Palestinian news agency Ma'an reported that an Israeli military surveillance zeppelin crashed near the Gaza Strip after a civilian crop duster struck its cable. The balloon, used for observing Gaza from above, crashed Friday on Israel's side of the border. There were no reports of injury after the incident. In January, an unmanned aerial […]
Posted on: May 5th, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
Eliyahu Werdesheim, one of two Baltimore brothers charged with beating an African-American teenager, was found guilty by a circuit court. Werdesheim, a former member of Israeli special forces, was found guilty on charges of false imprisonment and second-degree assault, while his brother Avi was cleared of all charges in the beating of Corey Ausby in […]
Posted on: May 5th, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
Adam Yauch of the seminal hip-hop group the Beastie Boys has died at the age of 47 after battling cancer. Yauch, one of three members of the seminal hip-hop group, had been diagnosed in 2009 with cancer in his parotid gland and a lymph node. The news of Yauch's death was first reported Friday by […]
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Journalist and Television host turned premier wannabe Yair Lapid's party's name, "Yesh Atid" ("There's a Future"), was a last minute fix. It turned out its original name had already been taken, several times, actually. At least one man's future will be secure in the new Yesh Atid movement: Founder Yair Lapid. The new party rules clearly state that he may not be removed from office until 2020.
Posted on: May 4th, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
Jewish Canadian-Egyptian businessman Raphael Bigio is seeking a full U.S. appeals court to rehear his lawsuit against Coca-Cola for using his family's property in Egypt. Bigio and his family filed the brief Wednesday in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York. He is suing the Coca-Cola Company headquartered in the United States for […]
Posted on: May 4th, 2012News & Views → Photo of the Day
A mother in Beitar Illit (pronounced "ee-leet"), in the Judean Mountains west of Gush Etzion, 6 miles south of Jerusalem, lights Shabbat candles together with her daughter. Beitar Illit, named after the ancient Jewish city of Beitar, was established in 1984 and initially settled by a small group of young Religious Zionist families. The city […]
Posted on: May 4th, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone, who stirred controversy with remarks called anti-Semitic by the city's Jewish leaders, was trailing in a bid to reclaim his post, an exit poll showed. Incumbent Boris Johnson, Livingstone's successor, had 53 percent of Thursday's vote to 47 percent for Livingstone in the hotly contested race, according to the YouGov […]
Posted on: May 3rd, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
The International Olympic Committee apparently has rejected an online petition seeking a moment of silence for the Munich 11 at the 2012 London Olympics. Emmanuelle Moreau, the IOC's head of media relations, told The Jerusalem Post that the Games this summer would not have a moment of silence honoring the 11 Israeli athletes who were […]
Posted on: May 3rd, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
Nadia Matar and her associates at the 'Women in Green' have been conducting their 9th of Av mournful walk around the Old City's walls for 18 years. This year the Jerusalem police has banned the walk for fear of provoking the Arabs. Meanwhile, Jerusalem Police has permitted the Slutwalk Friday, with provocatively dressed women marching to protest sexual harassment.
Posted on: May 3rd, 2012News & Views → Israel
The INS Tanin cost approximately $500 million, one-third of which was funded by the German Government, and is slated to arrive in Israel next year.
Posted on: May 3rd, 2012News & Views → Global
Despite a drop of 0.7% in antisemitic incidents in 2011 over the previous year, the gravity of the problem in Canada is better understood by observing long-term trends: antisemitic incidents have grown twenty-fold since B'nai Brith started monitoring antisemitism thirty years ago, while a five-year view shows a 24.6% rise.
Posted on: May 3rd, 2012News & Views → News Briefs
Soon after the Methodist Church had decided not to support divestments from Israel, Canada's largest Protestant denomination is calling for a boycott of goods produced in "illegal" Israeli settlements, including East Jerusalem. In a 26-page report released May 1, the United Church of Canada calls for an economic boycott of Israel focused exclusively on settlement […]
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Attorney General Michael Mukasey has said he will not prosecute his predecessor's aides for politicizing the Justice Department. Mukasey said the officials' violations were "disturbing," but not crimes.
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Atty. Gen. Michael B. Mukasey said Tuesday that the Justice Department had no plans to bring criminal charges in connection with hiring abuses that took place under his predecessor, Alberto R. Gonzales.
Mukasey said the findings in two recent reports by Inspector General Glenn A. Fine—that a group of influential Gonzales aides considered politics and ideology in hiring career employees and summer interns—were "disturbing."
The aides violated civil service laws and department regulations, Mukasey said, but they did not commit crimes that could send them to jail.
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The pink marks in the image are the padding I want to remove
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The SET Index fell 19.79, or 1.9 percent, to 1,003.10, its biggest drop since Feb. 10.
Rubber producers: Rubber futures in Tokyo declined for a third day, tumbling to the lowest level in more than four months, after Japan's strongest earthquake on record damaged car plants and caused electricity shortages, threatening economic recovery.
Sri Trang Agro-Industry Pcl (STA TB), Thailand's biggest publicly traded rubber producer, slid 4.9 percent to 24.5 baht, the lowest close since Oct. 8. Thai Rubber Latex Corporation (Thailand) Pcl (TRUBB TB) declined 4.2 percent to 5.75 baht, the lowest since June 23.
Tourism-related companies and auto-parts makers: The earthquake that struck Japan March 11 may affect Thai automobile production and tourism, Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij said yesterday.
Thai Airways International Pcl (THAI TB), the country's largest carrier, dropped 4.4 percent to 38.25 baht, the steepest decline since Feb. 22. Airports of Thailand Pcl (AOT TB), the biggest airfield operator, dropped 2.1 percent to 34.25 baht, the most since Feb. 9. Somboon Advance Technology Pcl (SAT TB) fell 5 percent to 21 baht, the lowest close since July 30.
Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding Pcl (RATCH TB), a power producer, gained 1.3 percent to 38 baht, the most since Jan. 26. Ratchaburi Electricity and a partner signed an agreement to jointly invest in Ratchaburi World Cogeneration Co., it said in a regulatory filing. Ratchaburi Electricity will hold 40 percent of Ratchaburi World, which will build two power plants with a combined generating capacity of 224 megawatts, it said.
Thoresen Thai Agencies Pcl (TTA TB), a shipping company for commodity transportation, declined 3.6 percent to 18.7 baht, the largest drop since Jan. 31. The rebound that more than doubled commodity freight costs in two weeks is peaking as idled ships haul anchor and compete for cargoes of iron ore and coal. There were 282 capesizes anchored worldwide March 14, down from 300 Feb. 26, data compiled by Bloomberg show.


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42nd Street tells the story of a humble, naïve young actress named Peggy Sawyer who has come to audition for a new Broadway musical,. Unfortunately, due to her nervousness, Peggy arrives to the audition late and misses her chance to join the chorus. Luckily, Peggy soon catches the eye of the famous director, Julian Marsh, and he gives Peggy her big break. However, the show's aging leading lady, Dorothy Brock, quickly grows to dislike Peggy. On opening night, Ms. Brock falls and breaks her ankle. Panic spreads through the company, as the show is doomed for closure, until it is suggested that Peggy take the roll. In only thirty-six hours, Peggy learns twenty-five pages, six songs and ten dance numbers and becomes a star.
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Originally from the English town of Rugby, she completed her
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She moved to New Zealand, where she has worked ever since,
and is now looking forward to a forthcoming trip to Kentucky
- the Mecca of horse-racing in the United States - after
acquiring a scholarship, along with Alexandra farrier Murray
Ms Bishop (28), who works for Vetlife in Alexandra, has a
special interest in equine veterinary medicine. She initially
worked as a mixed practitioner for Vetlife in Oamaru for 18
months, which included looking after the town's yellow-eyed
penguin colony.
She then worked as a locum anaesthetist at Massey University
before completing a one-year equine rotational internship at
the university's equine teaching hospital.
During that time, she completed her first paper, which was
published earlier this year in the New Zealand Veterinary
The paper, about Ivomec drench resistance in foals in the
Manawatu, won the best practitioner publication award at the
New Zealand Veterinary Association's conference.
She also won a young practitioners presentation, an award
given by Massey University's equine branch, for a
presentation she had made on an ''interesting'' case from
Central Otago.
She believed it was consistent with a Settle tumour (a
spindle epithelial tumour with thymus-like differentiation),
a very rare tumour of soft tissue in the neck that had been
diagnosed in humans - although in only about 42 cases
worldwide - but never in a horse.
Earlier this year, Ms Bishop and Mr Jones successfully
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Research Foundation to travel to Kentucky.
It would be an opportunity to increase their knowledge on
specialised shoeing and diseases such as laminitis, and learn
about the latest developments and treatments.
They would then return to Central Otago and help educate
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Ms Bishop, who estimated about 90% of her veterinary work was
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years before returning to the UK.
But now, she intended staying ''for good''.
The lifestyle of a vet in New Zealand was ''way different''
to what it was in the UK, she said.
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'Walking Dead' Creator Frank Darabont Blasts AMC Brass in Unsealed Deposition
"I had a tremendous lack of respect for them," testimony reads
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The actor dreams up his perfect zombie kill while playing "Wrapid Fire" in the latest episode of TheWrap's "Drinking with the Stars"
Glen Mazarra helmed "The Walking Dead" from original showrunner Frank Darabont's departure in Season 2 until the end of Season 3.
Former showrunner's legal theory is "ill-conceived," attorney for AMC says
Network says suit filed by former showrunner is "baseless"
Network decides not to renew series
Gangsters meet Hollywood in 1947 Los Angeles
Live streaming begins this summer
After Frank Darabont's exit, Mazzara led shows to ratings highs
Series about battle between the LAPD and the mob receives six-episode order
Frank Darabont's zombie series averaged 5.3M viewers on Halloween night; by comparison, season 4 of "Mad Men" debuted to 2.9M
It's better not see how TV shows or sausages are made. Even if you can stomach "The Walking Dead"
Bernthal tells David Letterman he took his acting past a little too seriously when he played cop with a purse snatcher on the way home...
Actor is reportedly in talks for another show; is he about to be zombified?
"L.A. Noir" will chronicle struggle between L.A.P.D. chief and mobster
Jon Bernthal also talks about whether Shane is a hero or a villain, and how he — and his character — are fueled by fatherhood
A whole alphabet of season one primer info and season two preview scoop on the hit AMC series
Frank Darabont's departure won't halt production, assures network exec
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Speaking at the Paley Festival Saturday, "Shawshank" director says he'll take his hit AMC zombie series to place he's quite comfortable with, the penitentiary
Frank Darabont will produce series based on post-apocalyptic Robert Kirkman comic
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Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer thinks there's a pretty good chance that the winner of the May 3rd fight between Amir Khan and Luis Collazo could wind up as the next opponent for Floyd Mayweather Jr. in September if Mayweather gets past Marcos Maidana on the same May 3rd card at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. There's still no guarantee that Khan will get the Mayweather fight if he beats Collazo, but there's definitely a chance as long as he looks good and doesn't lose.
As for Collazo, he doesn't have a shot at the Mayweather fight even if he destroys Khan. This isn't about Collazo. This is about Khan being the one that can potentially get the Mayweather fight because he's the 2nd most popular welterweight in Golden Boy's stable.
"Look what happened in the past," Schaefer said to ESPN in talking about how Saul "Canelo" Alvarez fighting on Floyd's undercards, and he got the fight with him. Being on a Floyd card, where you have huge amounts of people watching, increases your popularity in the U.S."
Khan will need to look fantastic for him to get the Mayweather fight, because the last thing that Mayweather needs is to be facing Khan with him coming off of a controversial decision like the one he got in his last fight against Julio Diaz last year. Khan was knocked down once by Diaz and staggered several times in winning a 12 round decision in his native England.
Collazo is not the best guy that you could have Khan fighting to get a crack at Mayweather.
Fight fans point to Collazo's recent win over Victor Ortiz as a sign that Collazo is a good opponent for Khan, but you have to remember that this was a very different Ortiz from the one that Mayweather beat in 2011. The Ortiz that Collazo defeated was one who had lost two straight fights and was coming off of a one and half year layoff. To say that Ortiz was a rusty fighter was an understatement.


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Running Time: 90
Director: Marcell Durell
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Cast: Jessica Darling, Maya (I), Alyssa Allure, Dave Hardman, Julian (II), Morgan Fairlane, John West, Julian (I), Ian Daniels, Kimberly Jade, Michael J. Cox
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In the title role of Lucretia, Morgan Fairlane runs a dating service. A pesky client played by Julian gets the hots for her. She is less than interested, and sends over a dominatrix (Alyssa Allure) to shut him up. In a series of madcap follies, Julian always gets the best quality of delicious gals, while the dominatrix gets lost or accidentally ends up with his friends.
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WELL rally in second half to avoid League Cup slip-up against East Stirlingshire.
THE Ibrox men were in League Cup action again as they travelled to face the non-league outfit.
GOALS from Andy Halliday, Josh Windass and Joe Dodoo moved the Gers to nine points in their Betfred Cup group.
MEDIA Scotland sports journalist Colin Paterson takes a detailed look at the Challenge Cup competition which has been revamped.
IT was a joyous day as Dougie Gair netted the only goal for City in a 1-0 victory as they became the first side to be promoted through the pyramid system.
AFTER service in the Falklands and the Gulf, you'd have thought winning the battle for East Stirlingshire would have been easy, but Tony Ford reckons relegation would be an act of mercy.
Moses Olanrewaju scored the opener in the 3-0 win over East Stirlingshire.
URE spent 10 years with East Stirling and was part of the team who faced Rangers at Ibrox in 2008 - but he says today's Junior Cup replay holds more pressure.
SPIDERS boss Gus MacPherson admitted a three-goal victory flattered his side but was thrilled to see the title race reignite.
MEDIA Scotland's regional sports writers give their opinions in a brand-new online feature every Monday.
THERE were no goals at Forthbank but plenty of close calls, while Elgin City moved five points clear at the top.
GORDON could easily relate to Hamilton's Darren Lyon, who was sent on as a sub with six minutes left at Parkhead on a day to forget for Accies.
THE Bully Wee needed a win to go top but Gavin Mitchell's first-half strike for the Spiders allowed Elgin to take pole position.
SUPER sub Stuart McColm fires Galabankies' winner, while Bully Wee battle back to win despite conceding two penalites and Leighton McIntosh seals Petrofac glory.
LEAGUE leaders Annan lost out at Elgin while East Stirlingshire snatched victory against Queen's Park thanks to a last minute Max Wright goal.
CLYDE dropped points at Hampden but Barry Ferguson insists he won't walk away from his job at Broadwood.
PARKSY gives his view of the Celtic playmaker's meltdown in Molde and reflects on some of the other stars who have taken the nip when their number has gone up.
The Binos have secured former Livingston striker Kyle Lander on loan from St Johnstone.
THE Fifers' security chief dubbed the club's young 'Ultras' as "wee idiots" after they joined in with vile songs and chants aimed at East Stirling physio Anna Murray on Saturday.
THE Fife outfit lost their league opener 1-0 away to East Stirlingshire, but the chanting from a number of their fans has come under scrutiny from the club.
MEDIA Scotland sports journalist Colin Paterson assesses the runners and riders in Ladbrokes League Two ahead of the big kick-off tomorrow.
PETER HOUSTON'S side were forced to play the tie at Broadwood as the Welsh singer was booked to perform at the Falkirk Stadium.
THE game against Peterhead would have been the new manager's first home match but it has been moved to avoid a clash with rivals Celtic.
LEAGUE Two winners Rovers were in no mood to ease up on the final day of the campaign yesterday with Shire handed a thrashing.
ROVERS head to Ochilview tomorrow to face Shire in their final game on the back of receiving the League Two championship trophy last weekend.
ALBION ROVERS got the party started at Cliftonhill to celebrate their title win while Queen's Park, East Fife, Annan and Arbroath chase play-off places.
ELGIN City boosted their chances of earning a play-off place but they'll have to fight against a revitalised East Stirlingshire and East Fife.
ALBION ROVERS got a vital 2-0 win away to Berwick as Arbroath dropped points at home to Elgin and Clyde, East Fife and East Stirling all win.
YOUNG defender Greene popped up with a crucial late strike to earn Shire a vital win as they look to avoid finishing bottom of League Two.
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I have this one on my wall!
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Ohohoooo look at all these boys. <3 I love the silhouette picture idea!! Sherlock's hair is so. Perfect. LOL
It is such a cool piece to look at!
this is a really nice piece, you should be really proud at how your art has come along!
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Police have identified a suspect in the Sunday shooting death of a 50-year-old San Tan Valley woman.
Police are searching for Corey Deandre Allen, 28, in connection with the shooting of Linda Perelli-Brown, who was killed inside her home.
Perelli-Brown was shot inside her home in the 700 block of West Via de Palmas.
According to police, an acquaintance of Perelli-Brown's 25-year-old daughter called and told her that he was in the home and threatening her mother with a gun. Perelli-Brown's daughter then called police and rushed home.
Deputies arrived shortly after and located Perelli-Brown, who was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. She died Monday of her injuries.
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So if I actually had a Pinterest account, would I see something other than makeup tips and pictures of cute babies?
Reid DossingerShared publicly -
Excellent article on how Pinterest's boards are much better than Google+'s circles, which, as I've said before, totally miss the point of sharing. Money quote: "Both the pinner and the follower only have to think about their own tastes. They don't have to guess what other people are like."
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Possibly. It's mostly crafts, and they have a categorization problem, but there's some pretty interesting stuff in there. Point being that they do segmented sharing in a more logical way than Google+: letting people decide what they're interested in rather than having you decide for them.
It does sound like a good idea. I don't know if you've seen it, but there's an ad for some Android phone that shows people frantically running into circles (i.e. Circles) while the voiceover talks about what a great system it is. I can't think of a better way to show Circles as unnatural and inconvenient.
TOTALLY. That ad makes me crazy. "So you can organize the people you know into circles, like you do in real life." You're so right: seeing it played out like that with actual people shows how wrong-headed it is.


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Muammar Qaddafi Will Not Be Staying at The Pierre Hotel
The hotel's other guests revolted at the idea of bunking "with a terrorist."
Just a day after the Helmsley Hotel canceled a visit from Ahmadinejad, the Pierre caved in to pressure from other hotel guests and refused a reservation from Muammar Qaddafi. Instead, he'll be pitching his tent in the only place that'll have him, The Libyan Mission. [NYP]


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