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This may not seem like such a big deal to all of you, but Mike Myers has never sat down with the print press in the seven years I've been a journalist. Like many comedians, he prefers to be on camera where jokes translate visually and nobody can say you said stuff you didn't, although they can still edit manipulatively. So speaking to the versatile comedian was more a chance to delve into the great comedy mind than to really find out the nitty gritty of the Shrek movies. There's that too though, so fans awaiting Shrek the Third can get their fix too.
CraveOnline: You've played so many Scottish and British characters, do you secretly wish you were born English?
Mike Myers: At every point I wish I was born in
CraveOnline: Why not do a Madonna and start speaking like that in real life?
Mike Myers: I wouldn't want to. When I moved back from
CraveOnline: How has Shrek developed over the last three movies?
Mike Myers: I think it's developed beautifully well. I think the writing on the movie is excellent. I am very excited to be part of it. It feels like I'm on a Stanley Cup winning team. Everybody wants it to be excellent at every turn and they're tireless is the only way I can describe it. The character of Shrek has developed. In the first one, he had to learn to love himself in order to be loved. The second one, he had to learn to love himself in order to be married, to start his own family. In the third one, he had to learn to love himself in order to believe that an ogre could possibly be a father or the king of a country. You feel in the third one, I do anyway, that you feel the third one honors the first and second one, it's the same lesson in a different rite of passage. He has that one more rite of passage to go before he can fully be responsible for another human being.
CraveOnline: Is that also like how they say that most comedians are unhappy people in real life?
Mike Myers: Oh, I'd say that's 100% accurate. Most comedians want to be the architects of their own embarrassment. They have horrendous self-esteem issues for which being the first, like" I myself will fall into the mud. I don't want to be pushed into the mud." So yeah, that's probably true but I think most people struggle with self-acceptance. I think that's pretty universal. It's just comedians get an outlet to externalize it.
CraveOnline: Has part of you wanted to tinker with Shrek's voice over the series?
Mike Myers: I watched one and two. I actually went the other way. I wanted to make sure there was consistency so that you could kind of honor [the trilogy]. I just feel the custodial pressure. Like I feel because 1 and 2 were happily and gratefully so well received, that on the third one you want to just maintain, say to the people, "Thank you for coming to 1 and 2 and we're going to honor you by making the third the best movie it could possibly be." And there is a slight difference. It is slightly deeper in the third one than it is in the first and second. That was my concession to change.
CraveOnline: Are you involved with what happens in 4?
Mike Myers: I don't know. I come and I show up and I do the voice.
CraveOnline: So you don't have any say?
Mike Myers: It's so good I wouldn't want say. You know what I mean? I have the joy of I go to the Dreamworks campus and then they put on a presentation, they go, "This is what I'm thinking" and I'm always going, "Thank you for the lesson in filmmaking."
CraveOnline: What's your process for creating a character, be it Shrek, Austin Powers, Wayne or Dieter?
Mike Myers: Well, I take a long time between movies. It's about three and a half to four years is the average. I haven't made that many movies. When you create and write and produce the movies, it just takes forever. Something hits my ear and it kind of happens. Usually it's music. In the case of Austin Powers, I was driving home from hockey practice and I heard The Look of Love and I went, "What happened to swingers?" And then started doing this voice and I toured the character for a year before bringing it to a studio. And I've done the same thing with this new movie I'm starting in two months called The Love Guru. I've been in
CraveOnline: Who is The Love Guru?
Mike Myers: The Love Guru is a Canadian kid who was left in
CraveOnline: Are you going to play multiple characters in that film?
Mike Myers: I'm on the fence. There is a couple that I could do and they're not sure. There's so many forces at work that have nothing to do with you that are hard to juggle.
CraveOnline: But not the hockey star?
Mike Myers: No, I'm not.
CraveOnline: Is there another Austin Powers in the wings?
Mike Myers: There's one that we had an idea about and the only thing I will say is that it's entirely from Dr. Evil's point of view. It would be the first of his trilogy.
CraveOnline: You said the T word, isn't that a huge commitment?
Mike Myers: Oh, it's a joke. I'm completely joking. I just love the bluster of saying it's a trilogy. Yes, it's a 25 part series of movies that I've decided are going to take 25. No, I was just joking.
CraveOnline: Are you surprised you're considered a big comic star? There've really only been a few movies and some signature characters.
Mike Myers: Yeah, I wanted to act as long as I can remember. I remember my dad was funny. My dad was from
CraveOnline: Has there been anything daunting or a downside to success?
Mike Myers: No. It's trickier than I thought. In
CraveOnline: Would you ever go back and revisit Dieter or Coffee Talk? Is Sprockets dead in the water?
Mike Myers: No, nothing dead. There is no committee that meets and has a five year plan. It's much more informal than that. The way I would want to do the Dieter movie would be super crazy low budge. I'd want to do it like on camera phone or something. Something that is more apt to it, or on Etch-a-sketch or something. That's what I would like for it. The Coffee Talk lady movie I could do. I love doing the character but I have so many planes that are circling the airport. An average film takes 60 months between the first idea and it being on a screen. I actually am faster than that, because I create it and then I write it and it's on the average about 36 months between, "Hmm, I wonder" and it being on the screen.
CraveOnline: Just go on The View for a day as that character.
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The talented combo of Hugh Flouch and Kevin Harris from Networked Neighbourhoods have published the beginings of their research for London Council's on very local online media. At this stage (there's more to come) it comes in two parts: A list of the types of sites found in London, how they work, who they reach and what they are for . They offer 8:
Interesting way to divide things up. As I'm certain Hugh and Kevin know many sites are many things. Ventnor Blog is a placeblog, a blogazine and a forum at the very least – probably also Local Digital News.
There are also other forms of local media – most of which come in the shape of tools. Postcode search on google maps, fix my street is clearly a local site and often Help Me Investigate is a contributor to the local digital environment in a number of places.
Likewise the combination of a placeblog or two, blogazines, a local listing and the input from local online campaigns forms a more realistic understand of what loal digital media is in any one place.
Of course Hugh and Kevin get this:
As our research review indicates, there have been very few studies of specific local sites and the movement barely registers in the local government world. Many sites are growing and changing rapidly. It follows that any classification has to be subject to ongoing revision.
It is good to see the structure helping people understand that his is not neccesarily a substitute for mainstream media, more a movement with it's own cahracteristics. So, as the start of a means for prevailing structures to picture and understand local online activity, this break down is a great help.
Their other report on the research context is a really useful overview of what has already been written avout the net, localness and civic action – reminding us that the web as been at this for as long as we've been using the web. I applus thei conclusion
In our view, the area where we should look for impact is in conversational democracy and the mundane politics of the everyday, and how this is converted into civic action. It would be a mistake to expect impact in terms of conventional political processes.
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Discussion in 'Beer Releases' started by mjshearer1, Sep 11, 2012.
That means it will last maybe a week in Chicago then, I'll take the under.
Yes they are but you may still want to call before you go.
I was there today and got some of each kind. They don't have the Shipwreck Porter, but I think it has been bottled, so it could show up soon.
Keep in mind that the brewery is closed on Sundays in the winter.
where do they distribute ? do they have wide distribution....
ahh website shows MI, IL, OH, KY and PA only....
well maybe somebody in the Mid West wants some Pelicans......?
I can get some Arcadia beers in NJ. I hope it comes my way
Was there last night and enjoyed a BBA Cereal Killer on draft. They had a few bottles left of each in their retail bottle section, however, there was a whole pallet of the BBA Cereal Killer on the far side of the bar. It seems like the bar staff is not very informed. Each time I have called over the past week, I've been given wrong information or they admit, they don't even really know what's on tap or if bottles are available. After reading information posted on their Facebook site, I called and was given contradicting info. Before going yesterday, I called just to confirm. I was told there were no bottles of the BBA impy stout for sale, but was able to buy some when I got there. I really like Arcadia, good beer, good food, good atmosphere, just wish they could figure out how to get good information to us, their customers.
To add my above post, I have not been able to get any confirmed info as to whether these will get into distribution. I've been told yes, no, and we have no idea. If I was to guess on past actions from Arcadia, they might put it into distribution in a few weeks. If anyone has further info on this, please chime in.
I think the lack of information is partly because of the evolution of this release. I think they have a 'bottleneck' in the production process that is delaying this release -- the waxing of the tops of these bottles is a manual process that is slowing them down. When I called a few days ago I was told that "they were going to wax some more of the IS that day so it would be available in the brewery tomorrow." ("Tomorrow" being yesterday, and when I stopped in there was some of each beer available.)
Best advice is to call ahead the day that you plan to go there.
They should just skip the damn waxing.
greatfulbeerhead, Mothergoose03: thanks for the info.
I guess i'll ask my (few) Midwest freinds to keep an eye out.
f anybody hears anything else or has a few extras and might like to trade for something comparable from the West Coast let me know.
I was down at the brewery tonight -- the retail supply appears to have caught up with demand. There was a dozen or so singles of each beer on the shelf, and five 12x cases of each of the two beers sitting there in the retail area.
Just left. The imperial stout cases have a "reserved" sign on top. I mixed a 12 pack half and half and my total was $102 and change.
I paid $5.98 a bottle for BA Shipwreck. Are these brewery only, or will there be some distribution?
I love the Imperial Stout, sadly it no longer comes to MD. Anyone up for a trade?
spotted both in chicago, $15.99 per 12oz bottle. no thanks.
Pretty sure those didn't come thought distro....
It did just hit here in Michigan so it's for sure out there.
Sure, talking about here in Chicago though. Know a store that is selling them but very steep. Just saying I doubt these bottles are from distro ( assuming me and OP are talking about same place).
I sure hope you get it though! The BBA Cereal Killer is fantastic.
I did, thanks to a great BA from MI!
When I was at the brewery last Friday they said they were out of both beers, so store shelves is the only place you'll find them now.
It just came in today @ the binnys in plainfield, ill. literally just had it and its insanely similar to bcbs. only grabbed 2 bottles of the barrel aged imperial @ 6.99 ea, but im about to go leave and grab quite a few more for trading before theyre all gone.
Store I go to in NW Ohio only had 1 case left of the BA Imperial Stout for $6.89 a bottle. Was really hoping that they had the Imperial and the Cereal Killer, but I'll take what I can get.
Had BB Cereal Killer last night, very good. There's bottles of both available in Frankenmuth.
any BB CK seen in metro detroit area yet ? have found some BB Imp so im thinking its out there somewhere
I assume those are 12 oz for that price?
Yep. Sold in singles only.
Anyone looking for these, DM me.
Grabbed one yesterday for $7.99
Found both at Vintage Estates in Youngstown, OH yesterday.
I just had one of the BBA Imperial Stout. Did not rate very highly so I did not have high hopes. I thought it was fantastic.
store by me today had Cellar Aged Cereal Killer. apparently its a special edition aged for 3 years
So then can I call my Barrel Aged Cereal Killer "Cellar Aged Barrel Aged Cereal Killer" in a few years?
The Cellar-aged is not Barrel-aged
here is a pic of the bottle
You are correct. I was at the brewery the other day. It tasted like a barleywine.
I would hope so, considering it is a barleywine.
looks like I skipped the operative word "aged". read over it a few times wondering why there were comments on it and swore I read "aged". oh well. my bad.


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Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of the first Premier League game of the weekend.
After their FA Cup win over Derby last weekend, Chelsea will be looking to hit the ground running on their return to league action.
But they won't have it easy against Steve Bruce's Hull City, who are strong at home. Should be a cracker.
Team news:
Probably no surprises that Kevin De Bruyne doesn't even make it onto the bench, and Mata doesn't make it onto the first eleven.
Hull: McGregor, Chester, Bruce, Davies, Elmohamady, Meyler, Huddlestone, Livermore, Figueroa, Boyd, Sagbo.
Subs: Rosenior, Graham, Koren, Fryatt, Harper, Faye, Quinn.
Chelsea: Cech, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Terry, Cole, Ramires, Luiz, Hazard, Oscar, Willian, Torres.
Subs: Essien, Mata, Mikel, Schurrle, Schwarzer, Eto'o, Bertrand.
The big news of the day:
It's the moment we've all been waiting for... Tom Huddlestone's had his hair cut.
PHOTO After his first #BPL goal since 2011 against Fulham, @Huddz8 took an overdue trip to the hairdressers #HULCHE pic.twitter.com/mDjjpDOC8Y— Premier League (@premierleague) January 11, 2014
And we're off:
Tough to see anything other than a Chelsea win today, but they have been undone by lesser sides than Hull City this season.
Key today will be how Torres, Oscar and Willian can break down Hull's expansive five-men back line. Three centre backs and two wing backs will make it difficult for Chelsea.
But we'll see what happens. Chelsea off to a strong start so far.
Mark Clattenburg in the news again:
The referee tackles Eden Hazard while Chelsea are on a counter attack.
We're awaiting a complaint from Southampton.
David Luiz is playing in midfield again for Chelsea today.
Hull just let him run 40 yards from deep in his own half, carry the ball into Hull's half, and play a dangerous ball towards the box.
They'll need to be tighter than that in the middle of the park.
A shot from Elmohamady:
Hull City get some decent possession in Chelsea's half and Elmohamady shoots from range. It takes a slightly awkward bounce but Petr Cech is equal to it. He's equal to pretty much anything from that sort of range.
Decent start to the game, has a nice pace to it, and that man Elmohamady is proving to be a handful for Ashley Cole.
Hull are looking strong!
David Anderson is at the game, here's his preview:
Three years on from his record £50million move to Chelsea, Fernando Torres makes his 200th Premier League appearance against Hull.
It's not hard to see which club has got the better of those 200 games and in 102 league appearances for Liverpool, he scored 65 times.
Compare that to his return of just 18 league goals in his 97 matches for Chelsea before today and it's not hard to see why so many fans of a Blue persuasion still doubt the Spaniard.
Torres, who has just three league goals, got the nod today at the KC Stadium against a Hull side, who have been struggling with a bug for much of the week.
The Tigers last night agreed a £5.25million fee with Everton for Nikica Jelavic and the pressure was on striker Yannick Sagbo to prove he should not be the one to make way for the Croat when he completes his move.
Michael Owen rates Clattenburg:
You've got to love Michael Owen, while commentating for BT Sport he says:
"Mark Clattenburg is definitely in my top three referees."
What a beautiful line. Alan Partridge-esque.
In other news, my previous comments about this match being exciting can now be disregarded.
Cech pumps the ball up field, it bounces over everyone and goes straight to McGregor. Pretty much sums up the last 10 minutes. End to end stuff but not the kind of end to end stuff you want to watch.
A few signs of cracks appearing in the Chelsea midfield, which is usually the best part of their game.
Ramires and Oscar just aren't on the same page so far today, a couple of passes between them have gone badly astray, and a mistake by Ramires puts them in danger in their own half.
David Luiz looks dominant though, he's winning the ball in the air every time and taking it forward. But you can definitely sense a Frank Lampard-shaped hole in that Chelsea midfield.
Chelsea's lack of composure on the ball eventually leads to a shot from Jake Livermore, Petr Cech parries it wide.
Good stuff from Hull.
Jose Mourinho is looking none-too-happy on the sidelines:
He's giving the command for the players to 'look up' before they pass, they look like a side who haven't played together for weeks.
Hull City on the other hand, they're making the most of Chelsea's sloppiness in midfield and at the back.
Terry puts a pass astray (yes, JOHN TERRY), and Sagbo fires it sort of towards goal.
Although it's Sagbo, so it sails towards the corner flag.
With little action to amuse them, the Hull fans entertain themselves with some witty ditties.
"You're only here for the culture," they chanted at the Chelsea fans before adding: "We know what we are, we're the city of culture, we know what we are."
There were also a few chants of "City till I die" in defiance of owner Assem Allam's controversial plans to change the club's name.
Both sides were essentially playing 4-5-1 and the opening quarter was scrappy with possession being wasted.
Hull had the two best chances and Petr Cech saved Jake Livermore's right-foot drive before Yannick Sagbo shot wide when John Terry was caught in possession.
Allan McGregor to the rescue:
Oscar takes a volley from 12-yards-out. Allan McGregor leaps to his right in a split second and saves it point black.
It's an incredible save. #saveoftheyear
It says a lot that Sagbo's first shot on target was kicking the ball back to Petr Cech after a drop-ball.
Maybe it is time to bring in Shane Long. Even Danny Graham maybe.
It's hotting up in Hull:
Eden Hazard body-checked off the ball in the box. No foul.
Then David Luiz has a near death experience courtesy of Jake Livermore.
Cue handbags. Not very entertaining handbags sadly, bit tame. David Luiz will aim to smash in the free kick now.
Phwoar! It troubles McGregor put he pushes it over the bar.
Half time:
Patches of entertainment in the goalless first-half, but largely a drab affair. As the Chelsea players walk off, they know they're going to get a dressing down from Mourinho.
It feels like Hull have had their chances now, and have failed to take them. Surely Chelsea can't be that complacent in the second-half?
David Anderson files his half-time report from the KC:
Of all the money spent by Steve Bruce at Hull, the £1.5million he invested in Allan McGregor was perhaps his wisest.
Yes, record £5.25million signing Tom Huddlestone has been exceptional, but in terms of value for money, McGregor is hard to beat.
The Scottish goalkeeper, signed from Besiktas, was excellent again against Chelsea, making a fine save, pushing Oscar's shot over the top.
It was such a good performance it deserved an Oscar (excuse the lame joke).
McGregor also made a smart save, tipping David Luiz's dipping and swerving free-kick over the top.
Despite these chances, Chelsea were disappointing and Hull should have scored through Yannick Sagbo and he dragged his shot wide from a great opening
And we're off (again):
We're back in action in the city of culture, and things can only get better (for people who like watching football).
The first-half was, erm, disappointing, but let's hope we see some goals and some more fluid play from both sides in the next 45 minutes.
Chelsea have been poor in possession so far in this match, but Hull have failed to capitalise, perhaps setting themselves up to be too defensive with three centre-backs.
This will (hopefully) be an interesting half.
Hull are the new Stoke:
Chelsea aren't looking likely to score anytime soon. Which, due to the laws of commentator's curse, means they will score soon.
But Hull are strong defensively at home, and you get the feeling they're playing for a draw.
With the noise from the fans, the dogged display in the middle of the park, and the lack of shots on goal, it feels a bit like a vintage 2011 game from the Britannia Stadium.


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WikiProject NASCAR was established on December 10, 2004 as an effort to improve Wikipedia's coverage of NASCAR auto racing and related topics. The project is home to over 150 participants, although only about 25 are active. Of the project's over 1,500 articles, 12 have achieved Good Article status. The project maintains a portal, to-do list, and recently started a monthly newsletter. WikiProject NASCAR is a child project of WikiProject Motorsport and sibling of a variety of automotive projects, including WikiProject Formula One. This week, we took a spin with Royalbroil, Nascar1996, NerdyScienceDude, and Doctorindy.
Royalbroil, an admin, describes himself as "a long-term fan of motorsports" who is "interested in the history of auto racing." Royalbroil enjoys working on biographical articles in particular and has experience promoting Good Articles. Nascar1996 is "a fan of NASCAR for three years." When the project fell on hard times, Nascar1996's efforts to revive the project inspired other editors to join, eliciting praise from Airplaneman during our interview. NerdyScienceDude, "a big NASCAR fan," joined the project to "help out [by] adding NASCAR races to this growing encyclopedia" and has promoted several good articles in a short amount of time. Doctorindy has "nearly 30-years of interest in all forms of auto racing, including NASCAR" with a preference toward the '70s, '80s, and early '90s.
Have you contributed to one of the project's 11 good articles? Are there any articles you are currently working toward achieving GA or FA status? Share your experiences with us.
- Nascar1996: I have created and expanded four of the good articles. I'm currently working to get 2010 Toyota/Save Mart 350 to FA status, while I'm also expanding 2010 Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at the Glen so it could be a good article.
- NerdyScienceDude: I helped Nascar1996 with the articles he mentioned above. I am working to get articles like 2010 Crown Royal Presents the Heath Calhoun 400, 2010 Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500, and 2010 Coke Zero 400 to GA status. The latter two articles also appeared on the DYK section of the Main Page.
- Royalbroil: I like working on biographies and I asked 4u1e for coaching to get the Mario Andretti article to Good status. After it passed, I started working alone and improved Alan Kulwicki to Good status. Article creation got easier with the added experience, and I worked Tim Richmond and David Pearson up to Good standards. I think that Kulwicki's article is near Featured level and plan to keep working on it.
Four of the project's good articles and another four former good articles are about races that occurred this year. How does your project produce quality articles about recent events in such a short time?
- Royalbroil: Early in 2010, Nascar1996 asked me for some coaching on the expectations for a Good Article. He and NerdyScienceDude have worked hard on recent race articles and they have been impressive new members to the WikiProject.
Has your project developed particularly close relationships with any other projects?
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- Doctorindy: After contributing to Wikiproject NASCAR for several months, I branched off and took the initiative to start the WikiProject American Open Wheel Racing (IndyCars & Indy 500) in Oct. 2006.
What are WikiProject NASCAR's most pressing needs? How can a new contributor help today?
- Royalbroil: The most pressing needs are keeping the career statistics up to date. Another major need is to watch the articles for vandalism and unsourced content, especially on articles for drivers who are more frequent vandalism targets such at Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt, Jr.. Another area that a new contributor could help is to try to find free-use pictures of drivers from free image resources. Flickr has proven to be a great resource.
- Nascar1996: Our project has many pressing needs, but assessing all the articles in the unassessed articles category is probably one of the biggest.
- Doctorindy: Among many general needs, the race pages could use help in creating race summaries. In many cases, the race pages only summarize recent runnings, suffering from "recent-ism."
Doctorindy concluded the interview by pointing to the collaborative community built around motorsports: "I've noticed a fair and refreshing amount of cooperation between the editors spanning the several genres of auto racing (NASCAR, IndyCar/Champ Cart, F1, sports cars, etc.)" Despite the differences of opinion between fans of each type of racing, Doctorindy noted that the project has seen "no sparring between NASCAR and open wheel fans (particularly IRL/CART), as would be expected in internet message boards..."
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- Nice report, however, I'm missing the images. ℳono 23:14, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
- I saw a pile of Nascar articles at GAN recently and the content generally seemed very much on the skinny side, in comparison to the analysis of various technical issues on analogous F1 race GAs. Some of these have had their GAs revoked although some of these seem to have been quick-revoked because of the reviewer being a banned reincarnation rather than any explicit problems that were missed. For example there is no discussion of whether certain cars are suited to certain tracks (maybe the cars/tracks are all the same) and some have no background section or just list the points standing; some teams may have done upgrades between races, for instance, as always happens in F1 YellowMonkey (new photo poll) 02:12, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
- Please review to most up to date NASCAR race articles such as 2010 Carfax 400. Also, all the cars are the same for every race track, except on ovals over 2.5 mile long, then they add a restrictor plate to slow them down. --Nascar1996 Contributions / Guestbook 13:46, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
- Yellowmonkey, all of the cars are identical by rule and are tested with templates to certain tolerances. You can read about the vehicle at Car of Tomorrow. I wonder if some of the photos that I took at a NASCAR Nationwide race are up to Featured level [1]. Some of them are close in my opinion. Royalbroil 03:13, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
- Oh ok, that explains things being very generic YellowMonkey (new photo poll) 03:13, 24 August 2010 (UTC)


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WBC, IBF, WBA Heads To Meet on 6/23 in Cancun
According to the World Boxing Council, the final preparations are ready for the meeting between the heads of three major world sanctioning bodies; the meeting will be held in Cancun, Mexico this coming Monday, June 23.
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The wbo is worthless just like the ibo. These right here are the top three.Comment by nycsmooth on 06-17-2014
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Of course the WBO President Paco Valcarcel did not want to join, that damn crook.Comment by iniduoh on 06-16-2014
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On 2GB tonight - the batts scandal, war in Iraq, sanctions on Russia, Palmer exposed
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (4:06pm)
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Palmer can't get enough of the ABC's flattery
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (12:26pm)
Clive Palmer's decaying Coolum resort cannot show guests often enough the ABC puff pieces which did so much to propel Palmer into Parliament:
The Palmer Australian channel features Mr Palmer's Australian Story and a "best of" from his Lateline interviews with Tony Jones, while Palmer TV1 and TV2 include his 60 Minutes interview with Ray Martin and plugs for his mining company.
The Palmer Australian channel features Mr Palmer's Australian Story and a "best of" from his Lateline interviews with Tony Jones, while Palmer TV1 and TV2 include his 60 Minutes interview with Ray Martin and plugs for his mining company.
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NSW Labor still unelectable
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (8:56am)
I suspect NSW voters consider Premier Mike Baird a cleanskin, and believe Labor's past industrial-strength corruption makes Liberal graft seem mere expenses-padding:
THE NSW coalition government maintains a comfortable lead over the Labor opposition despite losing nine Liberal MPs as a result of the ongoing Independent Commission Against Corruption investigation, an opinion poll suggests.
NEWSPOLL, published in The Australian on Monday, says the coalition leads Labor 54 per cent to 46 per cent on a two-party-preferred basis.
I don't think Opposition leader John Robertson will last. He just looks too rough to be Premier.
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Another problem in Labor's vote-harvesting campaign in ethnic communities
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (8:40am)
Scenes from modern Labor, which has done so much to cultivate the ethnic vote:
A Victorian Labor Party figure is facing weapon charges and had his local council election partly bankrolled by an alleged Calabrian Mafia boss in a major embarrassment for the ALP in the lead-up to the state election.
A Fairfax Media investigation can reveal that Moreland City councillor Michael Teti is facing three firearms charges and, according to court records, had a warrant issued for his arrest after failing to appear in court in May.
Donation records show Cr Teti, who controls a Labor Party branch and has used his factional power to influence the selection of state ALP candidates, received several thousand dollars in political donations from figures or firms closely connected to the Calabrian Mafia in 2012…
Cr Teti is an influential figure in the Labor Party in Melbourne's northern suburbs and was recently listed on party documents as a state ALP conference delegate.
A former deputy mayor of Moreland who has been a councillor since 2008, ...Cr Teti controls [with others] the votes of a group of northern suburbs residents, including many with Italian heritage.
I don't know the truth of these allegations published by The Age, but they are now in the public debate.
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Column - Does Christine Milne say "just let them die"?
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (7:59am)
I have a question for Greens leader Christine Milne about what she agrees is the "slaughter of innocent people" in Iraq and Syria.
So, Senator, what would you have us do?
I ask politely — no abuse, no anger — because what you said last week struck me as so horrible and heartless that there must be some mistake.
Senator, I must have misunderstood you.
You cannot possibly be so dead to what you say are the "images of barbaric behaviour" we've all seen from the Islamic State.
You cannot possibly mean what I understood you to say: Let them die.
Let the men be decapitated or crucified.
Let the women be raped and sold into slavery.
Let us not answer the screams for help from Christians, Yazidis, Shi'ites and Sunnis the jihadists deem not sufficiently devout.
Let our soldiers and airmen stay at home, watching on TV the astonishing cruelty they know they could stop if you would let them.
Am I right, Senator Milne? Is that what you really mean?
I ask because your words were not as clear and plain as mine.
So maybe I'm just slow to understand anything not simple. Or maybe — just maybe — you lacked the guts to tell us precisely what you're urging.
So let me politely repeat what you actually told us last week, to see if I've been unfair.
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Jihadism is a religion of death
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (7:58am)
David Martin Jones says jihadism is not "alienation" but celebration, and we should stop blaming ourselves:
Significantly, Tony Abbott and the director of ASIO, David Irvine, have both recently said the problem Australia faces is the misguided "extremism" of a minority, rather than a radical, well-funded and highly attractive Islamist ideology.
Somewhat bizarrely, Irvine made a rare media appearance on a Muslim radio station to declare his "outrage" as an Australian at the idea that "we might be fighting Islam"…
In Britain, MI5 has come to take seriously the power of the ideological appeal of a version of Islam that sacralises violence and legitimates terror against the Kuffar. By contrast, the Australian government, its security agencies, its media and academic analysts of terrorism have promoted the view that to take Islamic rhetoric seriously is to play into "the politics of fear" and overreact to a problem associated with an irrelevant, fringe minority…
[But], before pouring money into the problem, the government might usefully ask why have publicly funded institutions failed to address the transnational power of what is essentially a death cult…
As early as 2004, in the wake of the Madrid bombings, Islamists defined the divide between a pluralist secular world view and their brand of apocalyptic millenarianism with the formula: "You love life, we love death"…
In essence, this aesthetising of death defines itself against a secular liberal belief in life....
Jihadism ... means, as numerous slickly produced videos on the internet demonstrate, adoring and serving death, be it as the slayer or the slain. In fact, its beatification of terrorist violence, or the management of savagery… This putrid need of death is evident today across the Middle East. Jihadism ... is a form of political nihilism made possible by the sacralisation of violence…
[T]he elected representatives of a secular democracy ought to do far more to defend a political way of life and target the promulgation and appeal of this potent and ultimately fascist death cult.
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The terrible price of multiculturalism and the fear of seeming racist
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (7:52am)
Tim Blair on the rape and tracking of 1400 children by largely Pakistani gangs in Rotherham:
Rotherham has a population of just 250,000. You would think during those 16 years of systematic sexual abuse that someone might have noticed or that some of the victims and their families would have come forward. And, in fact, many did. But authorities, following the "no loud denunciation" rule, largely ignored them. Aside from the jailing of five men for sexual offences against girls in 2010, the attacks just continued.
Denis MacShane, the Labour MP for Rotherham from 1994 to 2012, explained why: "There was a culture of not wanting to rock the multicultural community boat, if I may put it like that. Perhaps, yes, as a true Guardian reader and liberal Leftie, I suppose I didn't want to raise that too hard."
Nobody did. According to Professor Jay's report: "Several staff described their nervousness about identifying the ethnic origins of perpetrators for fear of being thought as racist; others remembered clear direction from their managers not to do so."…
The timidity is ongoing, even in the report's wake. UK writer James Delingpole noted that a BBC item on the Rotherham outrage ran for 20 paragraphs before mentioning the ethnic identity of the perpetrators. Not to be outdone, a piece on the ABC's AM program last week took 23 paragraphs before this line appeared: "Most of the offenders in Rotherham were from the town's Pakistani community." And there was this classic line from the Guardian: "The scale of the sexual exploitation revealed in the Jay inquiry is shocking, but let's avoid racial stereotyping."
Do these people ever consider that there just might be one or two things even worse than the dreaded racial stereotyping? Such as the destruction of 1400 young lives, for example?
More cowardice - and of the kind we see here, too:
The Independent on Sunday can reveal that a House of Commons committee is to investigate what Tony Blair's Home Office knew about the Rotherham scandal as far back as 2001 after more evidence emerged about his government's efforts to pacify Muslim communities.
Meanwhile, a former minister claimed he was threatened with the sack by his then boss, the foreign secretary Jack Straw, for calling on Muslims in the UK to choose between the "British way or the way of the terrorists" after a 24-year-old from South Yorkshire tried to bomb Israelis in a bar in Tel Aviv in 2003. Former Foreign Office minister Denis MacShane said he was forced to agree to a "grovelling climb-down" over his remarks because he was warned it risked upsetting community relations.
In a bizarre twist, it also emerged that Mr MacShane was disciplined for his remarks following protests led by one of the Muslim politicians at the centre of the child-grooming scandal in Rotherham."
(Thanks to reader Perplexed.)
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Column - Abbott is right, and in ways he won't let us say
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (7:33am)
The arrival of the First Fleet was the defining moment in the history of this continent,? the Prime Minister declared while launching the Defining Moments Project.
"Let me repeat that: it was the defining moment in the history of this continent."
I suspect Abbott hoped to goad critics into attacking his statement of the obvious to make him seem a fighter against unreason — and to placate conservatives he upset by dropping his free speech crusade.
But to properly defend Abbott's comments means risking legal action under the very Racial Discrimination Act he now won't change.
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Abbott hatred cools
Andrew Bolt –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (6:57am)
Not even hypeing their numbers can hide the failure of the Abbott haters.
Organisers said 5000 people took part in Sunday's rally but police said no more than 1200 participated in the Brisbane CBD protest.
Brisbane organiser David White said numbers had more than halved compared with a similar rally in March.
Police estimated up to 5000 people had flocked to the State Library of Victoria at 1pm for "March Australia" ...
Police estimated up to 5000 people had flocked to the State Library of Victoria at 1pm for "March Australia" ...
About 3,000 protesters marched through Sydney, voicing their concerns on a range of issues, from Australia's asylum seeker policies, to education cuts and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
About 3,000 protesters marched through Sydney, voicing their concerns on a range of issues, from Australia's asylum seeker policies, to education cuts and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Are Anglicans in the theocracy of Gosford allowed to vote Liberal, or is the minister less the political ideologue he appears?
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Discussion in 'Former Pro Player Talk' started by 90's Clay, Aug 22, 2012.
NatF is pretty cool about stuff.
Does this clay-courter make anyone's top 10?
FYI, the ATP didn't exist for the first 5 years of the open era, and then, only as a players union and a computer ranking system, not a circuit. The two main pro circuits were the Grand Prix and the WCT. The international circuit was administered by the ILTF. The ATP Tour started in 1990. Connors and others won many important non-ATP events in their careers, many of which the current ATP doesn't keep track of. For example, I've read sources that have Lendl, Rosewall and Gonzalez winning more than 130 titles, each. In addition to all of that, the ATP website is notoriously unreliable and incomplete, especially data that predates its existence.
Well, I have had the privilege of seeing him play, live, several times in his prime. In my view, he is about as talented as anyone. His return game, second only to Agassi's in my opinion, is testament to that.
Brett69, In open era Connors won about 150 titles. ATP did not count many of them.
NatF, I'm glad I finally can agree. But you and I and all others should try to avoid the word "silly". I concede it's sometimes difficult to do so...
Limpin, I agree.
He/she didnt say that was their rankings, just their likelihood to be GOAT. I doubt he/she would rank Sampras 10th, just that he is that unlikely to have any GOAT argument. Which I can understand since Sampras achievement and career wise is basically just a poorer version of Federer. His career is most similar to Federer than anyone else, and he is behind Federer in everything, so how could he possibly be GOAT, whether you think Federer is or not. Gonzales atleast is very tough to compare to Federer and many others due to the era he played, was #1 as long or longer than Laver, so has possible avenues to argue him as the GOAT. Not that i would but you could atleast try much easier than Sampras who is just a poorer Federer career about 10 years earlier in modern days.
As for all time rankings I would put Gonzales over Sampras easily.
1. He was #1 for 8 straight years. Sampras only 6. 6 is still mighty impressive, but this is one of the easiest points of comparision and one of the strongest points of both, and Gonzales wins comfortably.
2. He was better on clay than Sampras by a significant margin, even if both are very weak for great standards. His equivalent is better than having only 3 good clay tournaments your whole career (Roland Garros 96, Davis Cup final, Rome 1994) and losing early rounds of Roland Garros to nobodies most years of your prime.
3. He just was a more dominant and overbearing player at this best. Sampras never won 3 slams in the same year in an era all 4 are fully valued.
Clearly the best clay court player of all time. No doubt.
Because both are judged under the circumstances of their eras. As far as I now, clay was simply not a common surfaces on the pro tour, which explain why Gonzalez didn't won many importants tournaments on clay. He was none the less one of the top players on clay of his time. Disqualiying Gonzalez because of lack of clay results is pretty similar to disqualify Federer for lack of carpet results.
Sampras too is judged under the 90's circumstances, but he was outachieved on clay by many of his contemporary, many of them much lesser player than him overall.
I think Gonzalez would have made more than a single FO SF in his career if there had been open tennis...
Correct. After all, Krajicek, Becker, Rosset, Rafter, etc. aren't of Gonzalez fabric and made one FO SF in the ultra though clay specialist packed FO draw of the 90's.
Yes but maybe Becker with his 0 clay court titles would have been a dirt giant in the 50's
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Not our words, or Jon Gosselin's. That's how Kate was described by judge Bruno Tonioli on Dancing with the Stars. Sadly, that was as good as their critiques got.
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Annual profits at Saudi Arabia's biggest telecommunications operator have fallen 43 percent from their 2006 peak, and its part-privatisation has had only limited success in spurring it to make the cost cuts which analysts believe are needed to reverse the slide.
STC's experience has implications for governments in the Gulf which aim to sell shares in state companies as a way to subject them to market discipline and make them more efficient.
The Saudi government has begun to privatise parts of Saudi Arabian Airlines, listing shares of its catering unit on the local stock market last year.
But STC's difficulties suggest the benefits of privatisation can be difficult to achieve, as companies may still find it hard to limit staff numbers, streamline operations and compete with private sector rivals.
"While revenue for the STC group is trending up, profit is trending down," said Paul Budde, managing director of Sydney-based telecommunications consultancy BuddeCom.
"The reality is that they will have to significantly change their cost base in order to stay competitive and profitable. So far, very few telcos have been able to do this."
The Saudi government spun off the telecommunications arm of its Ministry of Post, Telegraph and Telephone to create STC in 1998; it sold shares to the public four years later, and the company is now 84 percent owned by government institutions.
The share sale offered a chance to modernise what had been an inefficient, slow-moving fiefdom of the state.
Initial results were promising; STC nearly quadrupled its profit between 2002 and 2006. But in 2005, the government ended STC's monopoly on mobile services in the kingdom and the company has found the going harder since then.
Profit plunged 79 percent from a year earlier in the fourth quarter of 2012, and this year has begun inauspiciously, with first-quarter profit down 39 percent because of writedowns on foreign operations and a 17 percent rise in operating expenses.
The company's share price is down eight percent so far this year, underperforming by a big margin a 10 percent gain by Saudi Arabia's main stock index.
According to STC's annual report, "other costs" — largely consisting of predictable expenses such as utility bills and rent of equipment, property and vehicles — rose by more than two-thirds in 2012.
Much of the cost problem seems linked to STC's high staffing levels, a legacy of its state-owned past. Analysts estimate its head count at about 16,000, equating to domestic revenue of SR641,808 ($171,100) per employee in the first quarter, according to Reuters calculations. This compares with SR1.61m for each of the 3,500 workers at Etihad Etisalat (Mobily), the country's second biggest operator.


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|27 weeks 1 day ago
|He's a NorCal kid so decent
He's a NorCal kid so decent chance he's a Niners fan and thus a fan of Harbaugh. Question is if distance is a factor.
|27 weeks 1 day ago
|If you looked up "Harbaugh
If you looked up "Harbaugh Player" in the dictionary, decent chance you'd find this video.
|31 weeks 20 hours ago
|I reward you all the points,
I reward you all the points, sir
|31 weeks 1 day ago
|Here's the thing, if that
Here's the thing, if that last play that didn't happen actually doesn't happen and it's just a standard punt and a Failed Mary, does that game make the top 100? It was a pretty ho hum game, other than that play and the Lewis/Burbridge battle.
|33 weeks 1 day ago
|I'm beginning to wonder if
I'm beginning to wonder if it's a conscientious decision too...I count only 6 offers out to OH kids in the 2017 class too and most of those were offered by Hoke (Josh Myers, Williamson, etc). Given Harbaugh, I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted to win it all with an Ohio-free roster as a giant middle finger to all the OSU fans that say "Michigan football wouldn't be anything without Ohio"
|33 weeks 3 days ago
|Seems pretty likely at least
Seems pretty likely at least one former Wolverine will win a SB ring. Only 3 teams in playoffs do not have a Wolverine (Vikes, Texans, 'Skins) and I would consider it a major surprise if any of those 3 even made the SB, let alone won it.
|38 weeks 21 hours ago
|There's actually multiple
There's actually multiple guys on this list that almost picked Michigan - Garnett, Sheldon Day and wasn't Jeremy Cash a guy that was high on M during his recruitment? Or was it OSU?
|40 weeks 1 day ago
|To be fair, the 7th CB taken
To be fair, the 7th CB taken in the 2015 draft was picked 50th overall (Ronald Darby). Would any of us be surprised if Lewis was taken mid-2nd round? I feel like he's a 1st-2nd rounder, so it wouldn't surprise me at all to be ranked the 7th best CB going into the 2016 draft.
|44 weeks 4 days ago
|Perhaps, but just to satisfy
Perhaps, but just to satisfy my intrigue of what might have happened had he punted it backwards, what would be the ruling if he punted it out of the endzone? I know that if you fumble it out of the endzone, it's a safety but what about a punt?
|44 weeks 4 days ago
|Just thought this up today,
Just thought this up today, but as folks know, O'Neill went to still punt the ball after the botched snap, but he was facing the wrong way. Should O'Neill have gotten the punt off and it went in the back of the Michigan endzone, would that have been a safety and thus a tie game?
|45 weeks 1 day ago
|The list isn't actually one
The list isn't actually one for the NFL, it's for "if you needed to win a college football game this Saturday, which B1G players would you want on your team?"
Now, having said that, it's Scouts Inc that's creating the list and I'm sure it's hard to take the "scouting for NFL purposes" glasses off here.
|45 weeks 1 day ago
|I didn't mean this as a knock
I didn't mean this as a knock on the other guys, but based on what I've seen from Lewis this year and what the advanced analysis (from Brian and PFF), Lewis is arguably the Thorpe winner and a first team AA if the season ended today. To not fit him on this list at all is lunacy.
|45 weeks 1 day ago
|Admittedly, this is a list of
Admittedly, this is a list of "Who they would draft to have as a team entirely made of B1G players?", so if there were 10 DB's that were better players than the top QB, the QB would still go ahead of the 3rd or 4th ranked DB since the team needs a QB (think of it like Draftageddon). But the DB's they had ranked above Lewis were Peppers, Desmond King, Eric Murray and Vonn Bell.
|45 weeks 1 day ago
|Mainly because I didn't
Mainly because I didn't really care about the top 25 list and was pointing out the lack of Lewis in said list seems to me to be the most discussion inducing aspect of the list.
|50 weeks 2 days ago
|Minor note
Hey Brian, on the 29 yard QB keeper on the zone read that was called back because of a WR hold, it's definitely RJS (not Ojemudia) that bit on the fake of the RB up the middle.
Ojemudia was only a -7 for this game now...yay?
|1 year 20 hours ago
|It's here.....it's actually
It's here.....it's actually here. GO BLUE!!!
|1 year 21 hours ago
|This has been the case for a
This has been the case for a while. OSU recruiting guys have been saying that OSU likes Mitchell but likes others more and are waiting on those guys first. If they miss out on Victor & Corley, I would expect them to go after Mitchell much harder (if Mitchell commits to M tonight of course).
|1 year 2 days ago
|Such a tease!
Such a tease!
|1 year 2 weeks ago
|Yes, I agree, Draymond Green
Yes, I agree, Draymond Green is the worst. Can't understand how anyone likes him from an M fandom standpoint.
In a similar vain to Braxton, my guy is easy and it's Troy Smith. Dude was what you'd want in your QB - calm, collected, always made the right play, never quit, killer record. Maybe this has a lot to do with that comeback in 2005, but he has a lot of my respect for the way he played.
|1 year 15 weeks ago
|This is pretty offensive.
This is pretty offensive. Jalen Rose has donated money to the university and donated over $1 million to help kids in poor areas get better opportunities. He's created a leadership academy for Detroit kids and paid to renovate his high school's gym. He's ambassador and spokesman for the NBA's retired players association and won awards for his philathropy....yet Jalen only cares about Jalen. Seriously?
|1 year 25 weeks ago
Wait, aren't Darboh & Chesson RS Jr's this coming season?
|1 year 29 weeks ago
|Irony as in Harbaugh's
Irony as in Harbaugh's comments back when he was at Stanford about M pushing football players into "easy" majors
|1 year 29 weeks ago
|This is mesmerizing
Kim Kardashian, eat your heart out
|1 year 30 weeks ago
|Disinterested is meant more
Disinterested is meant more for Smotrycz and lost meant for Chatman. Afterall, it was Smot's soph year, I hope he's not still lost at that point. And I think a lot of Smot's issues were in regards to his role in Beilein's system. If I remember correctly, I don't think he was too happy with the number of minutes he was getting at the 5 spot (i.e. he didn't want to be banging down low). I'm worried that maybe Chatman doesn't fit in to what Beilein wants from him in his system, ala Smot. Time will tell, hopefully an offseason does wonders.
|1 year 30 weeks ago
Does anyone else see any similarities to how Chatman looks out there to how Smotrycz looked in his final year here? Absolutely zero confidence in themselves, look incredibly disinterested/lost. Hope Chatman can stick through it and get to a place where he's utilizing all the athletic skills he has. Maybe it's just an offseason of weights and practicing with his teammates is all that he needs.
|1 year 31 weeks ago
|Don't forget OL Darris
Don't forget OL Darris Sawtelle (SP?) from the mid-2000's. Granted, he was a Tenn legacy (I forget if it was his father or grandfather that played there). Tenn used to get some solid Ohio kids from time to time too....strangely, it seems like none of these of these Mich/Ohio kids has ever worked out at Tenn.
|1 year 33 weeks ago
|While technically true
While technically true (turning down Meyer @ OSU), he did say yes to Meyer twice before, as a GA at Bowling Green and then joining him at UF in Urban's final year there (Muschamp held on to Durkin after Meyer left, not Meyer holding on to Durkin after Zook left). Clearly though, he's wisened with age.
|1 year 36 weeks ago
|Wow. Considering how early
Wow. Considering how early he decided for M and how he was a class leader with all the t-shirts, etc and how important education was to him, this is really surprising after just one semester....or was he an EE?
|1 year 41 weeks ago
|I don't know Dave Ablauf all
I don't know Dave Ablauf all that well, so take this as just an opinion, but when I volunteered for the athletic department when I was a student (2001), I worked with all the SIDs, including Dave, who was great from the little contact I had with him (football SID is obviously much busier than most of the other SIDs). So he's been there for a very long time and was Bruce Madej's right hand man (I assume he has taken Bruce's place with Bruce retiring). I doubt Dave is just a "Brandon guy" and is instead bringing up Harbaugh comments that were pretty disrespectful. I remember being on this blog when they were said and everyone ready to go to their local Ann Arbor torch & pitchfork store to skewer Harbaugh for life. I seem to remember a Mike Hart comment being "well, he just blew any chance he had of ever being Michigan coach"....time heals all wounds (and then some) I suppose.
|1 year 43 weeks ago
|That 2nd point is key here.
That 2nd point is key here. The recruits Beilein appeals to are the ones you want because they're gym rats and love the game and have a strong desire to get better. I'd rather have the kids that sign up because they buy in to what Beilein is selling in terms of becoming better than say, the top 25 recruit that signs up because of the glam & glitz of a Midnight Madness or the prestige of being a basketball player at a Kentucky or Kansas.
Not to mention, looking at previous years of the top 247 recruits, outside of the top 5 or 10 recruits, it's pretty hit or miss with the top guys. At this point, I'll trust Beilein's ability to identify the guys he wants out of the remaining guys that aren't in that top 5 or 10.


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vs SPREADKC +4.5GB +7.0STRAIGHT UPNEARI--------------------------------DIVISIONAL1 - KC v NE"THE LAST PLAY"The Pats are near a virtual lock when playing in Foxborough and this weekend's Divisional Championship game vs the Chiefs should bear no dissimilar outcome as the stout run defence of NE will put heavy pressure on KC QB Smith to toss the pigskin, something the veteran ship helm can do accurately but far from proficiently. The Chiefs sport a tight run defence themselves, however, their pass defence is middling at best and, with a somewhat-healthy TE Gronkowski in the lineup for the Chowderheads, the home club is the likeliest to advance this weekend in Boston, MA.DIVISIONAL2 - GB v ARI"THE LAST PLAY"Aaron Rodgers is, indisputably, an elite quarterback and is destined for the halls of Canton, OH, which makes it all the more confusing that his team ranked one of the worst in the league in pass offence this Regular Season and why the Packers will most-definitely come-up-short this SATNF in land of State-approved Racial profiling. The Cards hold all, well, the cards in this matchup, save a QB with playoff-success. Nonetheless, so long as ARI tosser Carson Palmer plays simple checkdown football whilst handing off every once in a while to RB Johnson for good measure, backers of the Birds to win this weekend will be holding all the cheddar.
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Stage legend Elaine Stritch to attend screening at Milwaukee Film Festival
Broadway legend Elaine Stritch will be on a different kind of center stage this week: She'll be at the screening of "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" at the 2103 Milwaukee Film Festival.
Stritch will be at the screening at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave. »Read Full Article
Those Hip-Hop Guys' film festival picks
The 5th annual Milwaukee Film Festival begins this Thursday and there are over 200 films to choose from. Jank and I have spent minutes upon minutes searching through all of them to bring you our favorites and some must-sees. If you are looking for some good music films, a couple randoms and a cool opening night party, this guide is for you.
This film festival has been growing larger every year and it's becoming a staple event for the beginning of fall each year in Milwaukee. Make sure you get out and support, because if you're like me, this might be the only time of year to catch some movies you actually want to see. No, I don't care about Ironman. Sorry. I'm not sorry. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Free outdoor show with Bad Boy
Local rock band Bad Boy, featuring frontman Xeno (pictured above) returns to the Big Gig grounds tonight for a free show. Journal Sentinel photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post


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In the header of http://www.wkuceres.com contains icons home (which is working), bookmark (which does nothing), RSS (which goes somewhere but google gives an error when I try to submit it), and contact (which does nothing).
I tried adding some javascript to the bookmark option but it didn't help.
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After uploading a file in the Write Post section, a thumbnail of my picture file appears in the Browse tab section.
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Executives are always looking for fresh marketing and outreach strategies to improve their businesses. Twitter and Facebook were quickly adopted by the corporate world, and now Google+ is well on its way to becoming the next social media craze.
According to recent estimates by comScore, published by the Wall Street Journal, Google+ grew to 20 million users in the first three weeks following its debut, despite the fact that the service remains invitation-only and launched as a "field trial." If this is any indication of future growth, then organizations will eventually need to establish a Google+ presence and strategy.
Although Google currently bars businesses from establishing profile pages, individuals are certainly allowed to represent an organization, and some are doing just that.
Check out our list below of 19 executives who actively use Google+, and tell us in the comments who you most enjoy following. Did we leave someone off our list? Leave your suggestions in the comments or add them to our slideshow by clicking "Add a Slide." Also, check out our larger list of 35 people to follow on Google+.