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First of all, sorry for being gone so long. I had a lot of things going through my life latelly. I still don't have a job, but I've being doing a lot of catholic begoodtotheguysbesideyou things.
But now I'm back, and I hope I can keep it that way.
NOTE: I made a research for this blog. I putted a lot of hardwork trying to bring you real facts, and not only my Nintendo fan ideas. If you like it, please share it with your gamer friends XD.
So, we all know that Nintendo will be announcing a new console soon, the so called "project cafe". Let me tell you something. This, ladies and gentlemen, will be the doom for Sony and Microsoft (maybe I,m exaggerating a little bit, they have waaay too much money to be doomed).
For too long sony fans CLAIMED that the PS3 had hardcore games, and that Nintendo made game for pussies, that they only cared about money, that their games were no good, etc, etc, and I, as a Nintendo fan boy, defended Nintendo, because I know they are not stupid. Why would they make an underpowered console to compete with the PS3 and Xbox 360??
Do you want to know the reason??
Do you??
Can you handle the truth??
Ok, here it goes.
Most of you know, that when the PS3 came out, sony lost money with each PS3 they sold. That's because of production costs. The kind ot technology they were using for the PS3 was from the "future", and it was VERY expensive at the time. But if they wanted to sell the PS3 at a reasonable price, they HAD to lose money. Also, creating games for this kind of technology, was VERY expensive, and developers could hardly afford making just one game.
So, how could they counter this kind of monetary loss?? Easy, they should extend the life time of the PS3 for 10 years.
This way, developers would have time to learn about the console, have time to experiment with it, and, in time, it would be profitable to make games, and sony wouldn't lose money with the PS3 because in a couple of years, production costs would lower, because they would be dealing with "today's" technology.
Not so long ago, the PS3 finally became profitable for sony. They stopped losing money for each console they sold. Finally, they are working with today's technology. But, now they PS3 is old, so they have to do something to bring life back to it. And that's where Move comes in (or kinect in the case of Xbox 360). They pretend to extend the life of the PS3 another 5 years with Move.
I'm tempted to say that they are using old technology (I've being playing with a move controller for a couple of years now), to extend the life of an old console, but I won't start a debate about that right now, I still haven't reached my point.
BUT, suddenly Nintendo appears and announces a new console. A new console that aims for the hardcore market. A new console that promises to be even more powerful than the PS3 and the Xbox 360. A new console that will most likely be AWESOME.
Everybody thinks, "well, about time Nintendo made something new, the Wii was old on release date".
Let's go back a couple of years, shall we??
As I already told you, sony was using future technology on the PS3, so it was very expensive to create the console at that time. What did Nintendo do?? They created the Wii using today's technology (2005 technology), so they could afford creating huges amounts of consoles, and don't lose money. Obviously, the PS3 was waaay more powerful than the Wii, because the PS3, in 2005, was a console from the fucking future (the fucking was added for coolness purposes).
Do you get where all this is going??
Yes, now we are in 2011. PS3 is 2010 technology, and the Wii 2 will be 2012 technology.
Nintendo will create a new console, using 2012 technology, that will beat the crap out of PS3, AND Nintendo won't lose any money, because this new technology will be affordable for them at that time.
Your head just exploded didn't it?? Now you understand why Nintendo made an underpowered console (that was still awesome)?? Now you undesrtand why I love Nintendo??
So, what will happend afterwards?? Well, if everything goes as planned, we won't be seing a new console from sony anytime soon, so if you own a PS3, I recommend you buy the Move controller. The PS3 will finally die sometime, and they will release a new console that's waaaay better than Wii 2, but by that time, Wii 2 will have sold a hundred millions consoles (chotocientosmillones para los que me leen en español), and will have gained the respect from the hardcore comunity (or at least I hope).
And we all know the rest of the story. Sony releases a super new console using future technology, Nintendo releases an underpowered console, etc, etc, etc.


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After a court-ordered reapportion of the Jersey Shore Area School Board regions in March, one individual has filed a petition to appear on the ballot of a special election during the May 21 primary......
Could a district be run by just a law team? I wonder why Ms. Stahl did not represent herself in the election?
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Report Table of Contents
- Title Page, Commission Members, Transmittal Letter
- Foreword
- Chapter 1: Summary and Conclusions
- Chapter 2: The Assassination
- Chapter 3: The Shots from the Texas School Book Depository
- Chapter 4: The Assassin
- Chapter 5: Detention and Death of Oswald
- Chapter 6: Investigation of Possible Conspiracy
- Chapter 7: Lee Harvey Oswald: Background and Possible Motives
- Chapter 8: The Protection of the President
- Appendix 1: Press Release Announcing Appointment of Commission
- Appendix 2: Press Release Announcing Appointment of Commission
- Appendix 3: Pub. Law 88-202
- Appendix 4: Biographical Information and Acknowledgments
- Appendix 5: List of Witnesses
- Appendix 6: Commission Procedures for the Taking of Testimony
- Appendix 7: A Brief History of Presidential Protection
- Appendix 8: Medical Reports from Doctors at Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Tex.
- Appendix 9: Autopsy Report and Supplemental Report
- Appendix 10: Expert Testimony
- Appendix 11: Reports Relating to the Interrogation of Lee Harvey Oswald at the Dallas Police Department
- Appendix 12: Speculations and Rumors
- Appendix 13: Biography of Lee Harvey Oswald
- Appendix 14: Analysis of Lee Harvey Oswald's Finances from June 13, 1962, through November 22, 1963
- Appendix 15: Transactions between Lee Harvey Oswald and Marina Oswald, and the U.S. Department of State and the Immigration and Naturalization Service of the U.S. Department of Justice
- Appendix 16: A Biography of Jack Ruby
- Appendix 17: Polygraph Examination of Jack Ruby
- Appendix 18: Footnotes
- Index
Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy
Appendix 8: Medical Reports from Doctors at Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas, Tex.
This appendix (pages 516 through 537) reproduces COMMISSION EXHIBIT NO. 392, which includes:
- Dr. Kemp Clark's statement
- Parkland Memorial Hospital Admission Notes
- Statement concerning Resuscitative Efforts for President John F. Kennedy
- Parkland Memorial Hospital Operative Record for John Connally
November 22, 1963
To: Mr. C. J. Price, Administrator Parkland Memorial Hospital
From: M. T. Jenkins, M.D., Professor and Chairman Department of Anesthesiology
Subject: Statement concerning resuscitative efforts for President John F. Kennedy
Upon receiving a stat alarm that this distinguished patient was being brought to the emergency room at Parkland Memorial Hospital, I dispatched Doctors A. H. Giesecke and Jackie H. Hunt with an anesthesia machine and resuscitative equipment to the major surgical emergency room area, and I ran down the stairs. On my arrival in the emergency operating room at approximately 1230 I found that Doctors Carrico and/or Delaney had begun resuscitative efforts by introducing an orotracheal tube, connecting it for controlled ventilation to a Bennett intermittent positive pressure breathing apparatus. Doctors Charles Baxter, Malcolm Perry, and Robert McClelland arrived at the same time and began a tracheostomy and started the insertion of a right chest tube, since there was also obvious tracheal and chest damage. Doctors Paul Peters and Kemp Clark arrived simultaneously and immediately thereafter assisted respectively with the insertion of the right chest tube and with manual closed chest cardiac compression to assure circulation.
For better control of artificial ventilation, I exchanged the intermittent positive pressure breathing apparatus for an anesthesia machine and continued artificial ventilation. Doctors Gene Akin and A. H. Giesecke assisted with the respiratory problems incident to changing from the orotracheal tube to a tracheostomy tube and Doctors Hunt and Giesecke connected a cardioscope to determine cardiac activity.
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November 22, 1963
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These described resuscitative activities were indicated as of first importance, and after they were carried out attention was turned to all other evidences of injury. There was a great laceration on the right side of the head (temporal and occipital), causing a great defect in the skull plate so that there was herniation and laceration of great areas of the brain, even to the extent that the cerebellum had protruded from the wound. There were also fragmented sections of brain on the drapes of the emergency room cart. With the institution of adequate cardiac compression, there was a great flow of blood from the cranial cavity, indicating that there was much vascular damage as well as brain tissue damage.
It is my personal feeling that all methods of resuscitation were instituted expeditiously and efficiently. However, this cranial and intracranial damage was of such magnitude as to cause the irreversible damage. President Kennedy was pronounced dead at 1300.
M. T. Jenkins, M.D.
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TULIA - Frances H. Ruiz, 70, died Thursday, May 10, 2001, in Lubbock.
Vigil services will be held today at Wallace Funeral Home with Colquitt Nash, minister of Ninth and Columbia Church of Christ in Plainview, officiating. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Central Church of Christ with Lemuel Phillips, of College Station, officiating. Burial will be in Abernathy Cemetery.
Mrs. Ruiz was born Jan. 15, 1931, in Cuero, to Maria Benavidez and Francisco Hernandez. She married Delphine Ruiz on Sept. 7, 1947, in El Campo.
She was preceded in death by two great-grandsons, Gaston and Gage Gonzalez, in August 2000.
Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Mary Ann Garcia of Abernathy; two sons, Joe Frank Ruiz of Amarillo and Jesse Ruiz of San Antonio; five sisters, Janie Davila of Lubbock, Amelia Cantu of McAllen, Soila Robles of Denver City, Gloria DeLeon of Tulia and Dolores Lara of Amarillo; four brothers, Tomas Hernandez of Abernathy, Manuel Hernandez of Lubbock and Henry Hernandez and Frank Hernandez, both of Denver City; eight grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers are nephews, Robert Hernandez, Frankie Hernandez, Richard Hernandez, George Hernandez, Gilbert Davila and Steve Robles.
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Gina Bovaird swapped-an easel for a Yamaha TZ 250-cc. She gave up idolizing Rembrandt in favor of a Californian named Kenny Roberts. And now the 30-year-old graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design has become the first woman ever to finish in the top 10 at an American Motorcyclist Association professional race or to compete in the prestigious Daytona 200.
"I had grand ideas of becoming a fine artist but I was bored. Everything I did was sort of abstract," Gina says. "In a race there's a winner and a loser. I like that."
The 5'6", 130-pound Bovaird is competing on both 250-and 500-cc bikes during a three-month racing tour of England and the Continent. Her best finish so far has been 23rd out of 28; she is the first American woman on the European tour. "I haven't set the world on fire," she concedes. "I've gotten into something that's very competitive."
Ranked the top U.S. female road racer by the AMA for the past two years, Gina is trying to break into a profession that worldwide supports fewer than 100 men and, so far, no women at all.
A cycle saddle is hardly the kind she was bred to. Granddaughter of a banker, daughter of an insurance company owner and his wife—her parents divorced when she was 7—Gina Durfee seemed headed for a life of intellectual pursuit and affluence. A graduate of Hinckley School in Maine, Gina was introduced to cycling at Rhode Island by a classmate, and liked its excitement immediately. She sold her 35-mm camera to buy a Honda 160-cc street bike and soon took up racing as well.
It is a sport where the aura of machismo hangs as heavy as track dust. In 1971, when Gina was crewing for a male cyclist at an AMA event in Danville, Va., officials tried vainly to eject her from the pits. A year later when she attempted to enter the AMA amateurs, officials declared her bike illegal, even though the same 125-cc Yamaha had placed second in the race the year before. Gina toughed her way in. (It also took a court challenge in 1972 by Kerry Kleid, a motocross racer, to gain women admittance to AMA professional competition.) Now Dale Singleton, the male 1979 Daytona 200 winner, says Gina conducts herself "in a workmanlike, professional manner and deserves to be on the racetrack like everybody else."
Since 1975 Gina has been married to Tom Bovaird, a former pro racer. They met when he rescued her from a "pretty revolting character" at a post-race party in 1973. Tom, now 35 (and a one-time doctoral candidate in Oriental studies at the University of Pennsylvania), has left racing to become a "tuner"—cycling jargon for a mechanic. "I didn't quit because she beat me, although she did—once," he allows. "I just never had that burning desire Gina has."
After racing eight years as an amateur, Gina turned novice professional in January 1978. The next year she recorded the fastest speed for a novice of either sex at Daytona (141.66 mph). In January 1980 she attained full expert professional status.
She has broken her collarbone in spills three times but says, "I'm not afraid before a race. I can't think about all the bad things that might happen. I just go over how I'm going to do it and get kind of quiet." Making a living at motorcycle racing in the U.S. has clear financial risks as well. The Daytona 200, richest of this year's six AMA road-racing events, paid its winner only $10,900—not very impressive when compared to golf and tennis purses. In the 16th lap of that 52-lap competition, Gina's new $15,000 Yamaha 500 skidded on a patch of oil into the hay-bale retaining wall. Her left little finger was caught between the handlebar and track, badly mangled and eventually needed a skin graft.
Corporate sponsorship helps some drivers. Gina is one of the two top cyclists sponsored by Goodyear tires (the other is Kenny Roberts, an international star and two-time world champion). "At $80 a tire, when you go through about four tires a week, it's a load off expenses," Gina explains.
In Europe, where motorcycle racing is second only to soccer as a spectator sport, top riders are paid $10,000 just for competing in a race. Both Gina and Tom are confident she can become one of those stars. "Rider-tuner communication is extremely important," notes Tom. "We have an advantage over everybody else. We're the only rider-tuner team that's sleeping together."
Art Is Long, and So Are the Odds Against Painter Gina Bovaird in Macho Motorcycle Racing
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Israel is closely monitoring the government collapse in Lebanon, which some fear could lead to more violence.
The Iranian-backed terrorist group Hezbollah orchestrated the collapse, and has tried to escape trouble in the past by shifting the focus to Israel.
With the collapse in Lebanon, some speculate the group could turn attention back to a confrontation with Israel.
But Middle East expert Jonathan Spyer said the price could be too high to start a war now, even with expected action from the United Nations.
"It's a card that they have, but they'll think a long time before playing it," Spyer said.
On a highly provocative visit to Lebanon in October, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad traveled to a Hezbollah stronghold just two miles from the Israeli border.
He told thousands of supporters there that the Zionists would not last long, and should surrender and go back to where they came from.
"Over 150 Shiite villages and others in south Lebanon are being turned slowly, gradually, but surely into Hezbollah military camps," Israeli army spokeswoman Avital Leibowitz said.
In 2006, Hezbollah launched nearly 4,000 rockets at Israel, and the military response drove terror leader Hassan Nasrallah into hiding.
But his absence hasn't stopped his followers from rebuilding the weapons stockpile by thousands of rockets, and moving most of them toward the Israeli border.
Leibowitz said their tactics have changed and they've gone underground.
"They have inside warehouses, a very big number of warehouses filled with rockets, and missiles of all sort of ranges," Leibowitz said.
Spyer added that the next war will likely be much worse for both sides.
"What we can say is that the Islamic Republic of Iran, and therefore it's client Hezbollah... is right now on a collision course effectively with the state of Israel," he said.
It's unclear when a war between Israel and Hezbollah will happen, but as Spyer noted, in the Middle East if war looks likely to happen, it usually does.
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H IO Informatics; CogenicsProject Leader: Patrick Hurban, executive director, Scientific Affairs, CogenicsThe Project: Discovery and validation of toxicity biomarkers
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The meeting will be held at the School District office, 1000 Brookhaven Drive, at 6 p.m. Board members will give attendees the opportunity on speak on the issue. The School Board will have until mid-March to provide an answer.
North Augusta officials and consultants have attended School Board and County Council meetings this month, seeking approval for the TIF initiative, called, "Project Jackson." The project calls for both public and private investment – an amended version of an earlier 1996 TIF.
The School Board and County Council are needed to help finance the public indebtedness, but the School Board approval is considered essential to generate sufficient revenue to serve the debt on $43 million of a total project of $122 million. That's because the School District's millage rate is roughly equal to the combined County Council and North Augusta rates. In effect, the TIF would not lead to new tax levies. But North Augusta would get new revenue based on higher assessments on property values.
If the School Board or Council do nothing, their approval would be automatic. School Board Vice Chairman Ray Fleming doesn't see that approach as an option.
"As a board, we can either vote yes or no or not do anything," he said. "I personally feel at this stage, we were elected to make decisions."
North Augusta officials believe the School Board's support would help make possible a financial mechanism for redevelopment near Hammond's Ferry. In part, that would help build a new stadium aimed at minor league baseball in that city, as well as a conference center. That would lead to private investment of a hotel, various housing initiatives and more.
Board member Keith Liner said he wants to see more about the TIF's potential impact on the School District.
"They're asking us for a 30-year commitment," he said. "That's a long time for us to live with a decision we're going to make. What will we be giving up by approving it, although it will be a benefit through sales tax revenue. It's pretty complicated, and we need to look at all aspects of it."
The merits of the TIF are an issue within North Augusta, said board member Tad Barber, not the School Board. He wants to get a strong feeling whether the City's numbers add up "and how it affects the schools." But if the TIF does help the district in the long-term, "We'll be there to cheer them on," he said.
The TIF project doesn't take anything away from the schools, said Todd Glover, North Augusta's city manager. The payback of the public funding could be achieved faster in about 23 years, and taxes on private development would start going to the School District. Some immediate benefits through the TIF's structure, however, could provide $190,000 a year for the School District's debt-service millage, Glover said.
But it doesn't make any sense to use tax dollars to build a stadium instead of schools, said North Augusta resident Steve Donohue. The city already has a development agreement without a TIF, he said.
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He watches from the shadows with a cool, appraising eye. The object of his attention is actress Catherine Deneuve. During a break in the shooting, he pads forward in stocking feet and kneels before her. He looks like a Japanese priest lost in meditation. He gently brushes Deneuve's forehead and cheeks with translucent lilac powder. He pauses briefly to check his handiwork and then backs soundlessly offstage.
For Anthony Clavet, 35, one of the world's leading makeup men, it has been a hectic day, but he is pleased with his work. "Catherine was exhausted," he says. "I had to rejuvenate her." To this end, he has extended and darkened her eyebrows and brightened her sallow skin tones with a pale pink wash. Deneuve, too, appears pleased with the results. "When makeup goes to the point Anthony takes it to," she says later in her dressing room, "it is art. He has given me more bones than I have. More style, too."
Over the last 17 years, Anthony Clavet has put the finishing touches on thousands of faces—among them Christie Brinkley, Bianca Jagger, Elton John and David Bowie. Clavet speaks of his trade in hushed tones, almost as if it were a religious experience. "I have penetrated all levels of society, from rock stars to royalty," declares Clavet. "I touch the face which is sacred, which is incredibly private and personal."
When Sophia Loren calls, Clavet comes running. "Sophie is the sexiest woman I have ever come across," he says. "But she was beginning to turn into a caricature of herself. Her makeup was looking hard and exaggerated. Now she trusts me totally. She closes her eyes and lets me work. She says, 'You can touch me anywhere but not under the eyes.' " Loren uses a special makeup there to conceal her dark circles.
For years Clavet fantasized about doing Marlene Dietrich. Then in 1978 the actress asked him to create the makeup for her role in the movie Just a Gigolo. Clavet arrived at the studio in Paris, clutching his brushes in an 18th-century Persian box. "I found myself in front of the idol I had always dreamed about," says Clavet, "that great character who used to hypnotize me on the screen. But she looked nothing like Dietrich. Then I started making her up. Once I painted her mouth, she said, 'You are brilliant, young man, you have given me the Dietrich lips.' "
Clavet keeps chitchat to a minimum as he works with his clients. "I don't entertain them when I am making them up," he explains. "I go to beautify them. It is a serious business. And if people say to me, 'What a beautiful makeup job,' then my work has not been as refined as it should have been. I prefer to hear, 'What a beautiful woman.' " During the session, Clavet draws on years of meditation to concentrate his energies. "I visualize myself as a very strong mountain of granite and gold and minerals with caves of emeralds and rubies," he whispers. "I try to flow like the river."
That may be so, but sometimes Clavet seems to go against the current. When he works on a film, for instance, he refuses to re-create blood. And a cosmetic brush that he has used to beautify an actress would never be used to age her. "You have to separate things," says Anthony. "Not to switch brushes is like hitting the face with the hand you caress."
Clavet reminds his clients not to make themselves up under poor bathroom lighting. He also believes that badly shaped eyebrows, or makeup that covers the face and not the neck, can mar a woman's looks. He despairs of women who drench themselves in scent. As for his male clients, Clavet feels makeup, if any, should be invisible. Clavet renews his own face by rubbing his skin twice a week with crushed almonds and honey.
Ever since his boyhood days in New Brunswick, Canada, Clavet felt sure that he would one day work with the stars. "The wise woman who delivered me on the kitchen table read my hairline and the soles of my feet," claims Clavet. "She predicted I would have this life." The son of a forest-service engineer, Clavet is the eldest of six children. After graduating from high school in 1965, Clavet moved to Montreal. There he landed a job at Elizabeth Arden. By day he made up society ladies. By night he worked in clubs, painting strippers' and dancers' faces and breasts. Restless, he moved on to Madrid, where he became artistic director of the Arden salon there. In 1973 he struck out on his own and since then has worked with many of the major cosmetic companies, including Yardley, Chanel and Estée Lauder.
Clavet considers Manhattan his home but spends only half the year in his Central Park South studio. Next month he's off to Jordan to make up Queen Noor for her official portrait. Come summer, Clavet will be in Ethiopia working on British director Tony Scott's new film, Man on Fire.
During a recent snowstorm in New York City, Clavet pulled on his boots and went for a two-hour tramp through Central Park. It reminded him, he said, of his early days in the makeup game, when he used to dress like a mountain climber in hiking boots with a water bottle strapped to his back. He likened every face he made up to the experience of scaling a mountain. Now he no longer needs to dress symbolically. "I was given these wonderful hands," he says proudly, "and I have learned from the thousands of faces I have done. But I can only help my clients up to a point. Makeup is like starting a motor. The real beauty has to come from the inside."
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Above average volume today,,,nice to see. I think the stock is ready for a break-out now. Time for this to correct itself again.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
No doubt the piece that came out yesterday had some impact. But perhaps there are other things in the works that I do not know about. Dirt cheap stock in any case ready to go KABOOOM .
Hell yes it was good volume! The share price went up too. This is running significantly better volume than last year. It was way to high at .20 and a bit low at .10. I really like the longer term opportunities for the company. I am expecting growth in the isotopes today. That would be perfect.
ADMD is bound to head back up the 20 cent mark. The stock has suffered for a while but will correct itself when institutional investors and more individuals get the company on their radar. Its all about RadioGel and Mo-99.
Sentiment: Buy
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Doggy and Kitty are about 28 cm (11inch) - just right size for little hands.
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President-elect Barack Obama's two young daughters have been invited to appear on Hannah Montana.
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Sulaiman Furious With Frank Warren on Haye-Chisora
The World Boxing Council threatened Friday to expel "any person or institution" that is involved in staging the controversial fight between British heavyweights David Haye and Dereck Chisora.
The July 14 fight in London, which was licensed by the Luxembourg Boxing Federation, was scheduled after the pair's infamous brawl at the news conference that followed Chisora's loss to Vitali Klitschko in Germany in February.
Chisora, who also slapped the Ukrainian heavyweight prior to a heroic defeat in the WBC title fight, was stripped of his British license following the controversies. He appealed the decision and will have his case heard in July.
Haye surrendered his British license when he announced his retirement last October in the wake of a humbling defeat to Vladimir Klitschko.
But the fighters' moves to face off in the ring led to wide criticism of both men, along with fury at the Luxembourg federation for sanctioning the bout in the absence of British authorization.
The WBC warning placed the council firmly in support of the British Boxing Board of Control, which earlier issued a warning that anyone helping Haye or Chisora put the fight on would be assumed to have handed in their British licenses.
"We will expel Luxembourg from our organization ... as well as any person or institution that has relations with them," WBC president Jose Sulaiman confirmed in a letter to the BBBC, published Friday by the British board.
"We will not condone such a disgraceful behavior [from Chisora] after seeing that this boxer has no idea of what good behavior is, by accepting to participate in the intent to [threaten] and embarrass the organization of boxing with such an act," Sulaiman said.
"I am sure the European Boxing Union is on the verge of a strong position against Luxembourg; I am also furious with the promoter who is trying to blast the ethics, honesty and seriousness of the sport of boxing," he added.
This is the same assclown who stole Sergio Martinez' belt so Chavez Jr. could be a paper champion and has broken all the rules so Jr. could hang onto it. And he talks about something being a disgrace? Wish more…Comment by Hayehammer on 05-18-2012
Wbc is garbage!Comment by Michael Paine on 05-18-2012
They are all banned until the WBC can make some money off of them.Comment by The Guillotine on 05-18-2012
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Whether you're throwing a camping-themed party or just adding some fun to a "camp out" in your own backyard, these S'MORES PUSH POPS are a fun twist on the traditional campfire treat! Not only are they easy to whip up, but they really do taste as good as they look… don't think we didn't devour these right after this shoot! =)
You can find the cute push pop containers (which seem to be all the rage right now) at the Saving Dates etsy shop. Amber made the cutest little "campfire" embellishments for the front of these pops using craft sticks & felt, which is a fun project for the kids to help with too!
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– Graham crackers
– Jet-Puffed Marshmallow Creme
– 1/2 cup Butter (1 stick)
– Hershey's Chocolate Bars
– Chocolate pudding
– Push Pop Containers
– Ziplock bags (2 small, 1 large)
Crush graham crackers in a big ziplock bag. Melt butter in the microwave, then pour it into the graham cracker bag. Mix well. Take a spoonful of the graham and butter mixture and put it in the bottom of the push pop container.
Next, take the chocolate pudding and put it in a small ziplock bag. Seal the bag and cut on of the bottom corners off with a pair of scissors. Gently squeeze out the pudding into the push pop container to form the 2nd layer. Break off 1 square of a Hershely's chocolate bar and place on top of the pudding layer. Using another small ziplock bag with the corner snipped off, squeeze a layer of marshmallow creme into the push pop. Top the marshmallows with one more layer of graham crackers, then seal the push pop container with its lid.
Repeat the above steps until you have the desired amount of push pops!
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– Popsicle sticks or wooden craft sticks
– Brown marker (we used Prismacolor)
– Colored Foam Sheets or Felt (for the "fire")
– scissors, glue gun/glue sticks
Break popsicle or craft sticks in half. Leave the rough edge so that it looks like real wood. Color the sticks with a brown Prismacolor marker to enhance the grain of the sticks. Glue the sticks in a "x" like form using a hot glue gun. Cut "flames" from red & orange colored foam. (We used glittered foam sheets to enhance the fire aspect.) Glue the flames onto the sticks, then use hot glue to securely attach them to the front of the push pop containers.
(See images 1, 2, & 14, above)
To keep your finished S'mores Push Pops upright, insert them into a styrofoam-filled container.
– Rectangular vase or container
– Styrofoam
– Ribbon, raffia
– Mini marshmallows
Cut the styrofoam to fit snugly in the vase or container of your choice. Embellish the container with ribbon and raffia. Insert the push pops into the styrofoam, then hide the styrofoam with mini marshmallows!
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1kristy SAYS:
how do you actually eat them? with a spoon?
2[email protected] DiVa DiSh SAYS:
I love this! SUCH a cute idea, and I bet kids would be all over it!! :)
3Christina SAYS:
Does the pudding hold well? I'm thinking of chocolate frosting instead of pudding to allow them to be made ahead.
4amy SAYS:
LOVE this! I just did a blog post about S'more inspired treats because I've been seeing a lot. This definitely needs to be added to the must do list. Such a summer and fall treat!
5abbey SAYS:
Where can I buy those push pop containers?
6ana {bluebirdkisses} SAYS:
I love this idea. Smores are one of my favorite treats!
7Tiffany | Wedding Flowers Store SAYS:
what a wonderful cute and delicious idea!!! thanks!!
8Lisa SAYS:
Super cute!!
9Beth @ Hungry Happenings SAYS:
Definitely the most creative use of a push pop container I've seen yet. Wow, just love it. Such a fun thing to make for a girl scout or boy scout outing.
10Festive Party Girl - Angie SAYS:
I love this idea. These would be great for my daughter's Brownie troop. It would definitely help to get them excited for Girl Scout camp.
11[email protected] SAYS:
s'more cuteness!
12Cake Stands Tiers SAYS:
This is a great idea! And it's visually appealing as well. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe and tutorial!
13Kayla SAYS:
THIS IS TOOOOOOOOOOO CUTE! This is the first I'm hearing about hte push-pop-reuse idea, but it is brilliant…my 3 yr old and 1 year old will enjoy it too (w/o the mess?! Yeah!).
14Amanda SAYS:
Oh my gosh those are so cute!
15katrina SAYS:
love. yumm. felt is the perfect touch!
16Suzanne SAYS:
How many pops does this recipe make?
17Nancy Jo Newsom SAYS:
This is great, going to try it!
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Baltimore City police are still investigating a late-night shooting in the northeast part of the city.
Investigators said around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday they found a man in a vehicle who had been shot several times in the torso in the 5300 block of Eastbury Avenue, which is just north of Sinclair Lane.
The victim, identified early Thursday as Marvin Lee McGowan, 30, who was known to have lived on that block, died at the scene.
Homicide detectives are still looking for suspects and a motive in the shooting. Anyone with information should call 410-396-2100.


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50 Shooter
August 21, 2005, 08:06 PM
The .50's were out today, the weather was awesome and the steel plates were afraid. :)
I now have a new favorite pic of my son.
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August 21, 2005, 08:25 PM
Anyone shooting the new Darin/Al brassies yet??
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August 21, 2005, 08:29 PM
Yes, better get some now, they worked flawless. Don had a sub MOA group at 200 yards. Even ran some through the M2, great cheap projo's for the range.
Should be some pics posted sometime soon on Biggerhammer.
August 21, 2005, 09:03 PM
Looks like your are raising your son 'zactly right!!!! :)
had to be a great day for sure.
August 21, 2005, 09:57 PM
Gotta love it! Can I try that?lol Gun control is hiting what you aim at! GREAT PIC!
August 21, 2005, 10:00 PM
That is one lucky kid! Will you adopt me? :evil: My Uncle Sugar used to let me shoot some of his M2's occasionally, but it's been a while! ;)
August 21, 2005, 10:32 PM
And thats in the PRK too. Gosh, I wonder if they have one of those anywhere around me.
August 21, 2005, 11:11 PM
August 22, 2005, 08:23 PM
I could just see one of our RSO's soiling himself if he came up to the range and saw that being setup.
There's one that "frowns" upon the guys who come out and shoot their bolt action .50 BMG's.
entropy, I also miss playing with Uncle Sugar's Ma Deuces.......I preferred the ones that were attached to an M1 Abrams !!!!!
August 22, 2005, 08:29 PM
I'm in souther California as well. So...where can I shoot one of those? Is it yours? If so, would you like to be friends? :)
August 22, 2005, 08:53 PM
Now that is cool!!!
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August 23, 2005, 12:34 AM
We shoot the third Sunday of every month at Angeles Range, www.angelesranges.com if you feel like making the drive. Everyone is welcome to come out and shoot with our group, the guys are good about letting people give a .50 a try.
I wish that M2 was mine, it was one of two that were there yesterday. We set my son up behind it so he could shoot a few rounds. If you look closely at the bench in the backround there's a Tippmann (mini) M2. It also belongs to the guy that owns the M2 in the pic. He has two barrels for it, one is 22 Mag. and the other is .17 HMR. It's kinda a toss up as to which one is more fun to shoot.
I own a AR-50 and a couple receivers that I picked up before the ban, to be finished in the future.
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State police in Gettysburg have tracked down a Megan's Law offender who they said failed to update his registration.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Authorities Wednesday confiscated a stolen gun, marijuana and cash from a Fleet Avenue home and charged a man with drug trafficking, according to court records.
Members of Cleveland police gang impact unit and the SWAT unit executed a Cuyahoga County search warrant in the 5900 block of Fleet Avenue about 8:45 p.m. Wednesday, according to a police affidavit.
In the apartment, officers found a hidden .40 caliber Glock 27, marijuana, a digital scale and $1,611 in cash, the affidavit said. The Glock was reported stolen from Newburgh Heights, according to the affidavit.
Police arrested Peter Ogletree, 41, and charged him with drug trafficking, having weapons under disability, receiving stolen property and possession of criminal tools, according to court records.
The affidavit said Ogletree admitted to having the weapon, and led police to it. He also admitted to having the marijuana and proceeds from selling it, according to the affidavit.
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Takkie Kakkie, Kackel Dackel, the pooping dog game!
Behold Takkie Kakkie, the world renown pooping dog game from Goliath Games! It's from the Netherlands. You may have seen the viral German commercial (embedded below). In Germany it's called Kackel Dackel, which translates to Laughing Dachshund. The game is apparently not being sold in US, too high-brow for Americans.


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The Timbers will finally get to engage in more game-related activities on Wednesday after opening training camp with two days of primarily fitness and conditioning work.
"We'll open it up a little bit - introduce more game-like situations," coach John Spencer said after Tuesday's practice. "Let them do what they love doing most - playing the game."
The Timbers spent their second day of training camp working on fitness and drills.
Training on a cold and damp Tuesday that featured constant rain, the players ran conditioning drills during the first half of the session before engaging in ball and touch drills.
Defender Mike Chabala said the players look sharp, and noted that the three weeks of training they did after the 2011 regular season ended is paying off in the 2012 training camp.
"It was a good thing that we trained a little bit longer," Chabala said. "Guys didn't have as much of a gap to pick up when they came back. The group looks good."
Spencer said the second day is usually tougher than the first day for the players. Even though many players trained on their own during the off-season, it's difficult to simulate the work conducted in training camp.
"You can do fitness on your own and you're thinking you're working hard," Spencer said. "It's when you start doing football movements; you can't really replicate that until you start playing with a ball yourself."
Tuesday's session was relatively light, and Spencer, saying there's no need to rapidly escalate the players' effort, is slowly ramping up the intensity.
"We have plenty of time. We don't need to go helter-skelter right now," Spencer said. "Last year, guys were super anxious to get going because of the new franchise and all the excitement. We picked up a couple of injuries that we couldn't really shake. We're just trying to be a bit smarter."
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Collecting travel posters is as much about historical evaluation as it is about aesthetic appreciation.
Certainly, the vivid colors and intricate designs make these posters visual masterpieces and a focal point for any room.
But if you were at the Olympic Winter Games in Grenoble or honeymooned in Hawaii, posters featuring those places will ring more bells when you find them in the marketplace.
There are some great examples that boost Pennsylvania - especially Philadelphia - on paper:
The Philadelphia Sesquicentennial International Exposition in 1926 celebrated 150 years of American independence with a poster of the Liberty Bell against the American flag, "a very strong image," says Nicholas Lowry, who appraises posters for PBS's Antiques Roadshow and is the president of Swann Galleries in New York City.


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Starlight Bowl (San Diego)
The Starlight Bowl is an amphitheater located in Balboa Park in San Diego, California. It was constructed for the 1935-1936 California Pacific International Exposition and seats 4,300. It was originally named the Ford Bowl because the automobile manufacturer sponsored outdoor concerts at the venue during the exposition by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the San Francisco Symphony, and other performers.[1]
Civic Light Opera[edit]
Until 2011 Starlight Bowl was the outdoor home of the San Diego Civic Light Opera, also called Starlight Musical Theatre, which presented several Broadway musicals each summer. The Civic Light Opera company was founded in 1945.[2] It was one of the oldest musical theatre companies in the United States.[3]
The amphitheater sits almost directly under the landing path for San Diego International Airport. During musical performances the conductor had a set of lights that indicated the noise level from passing planes. When the noise reached a certain level the conductor signaled everyone to pause, and the musicians and performers froze in place until the plane passed.[4] Audience members regarded the "freeze" as part of the performance, and longtime attendees like to recount awkward pauses from long-ago shows. Dancers sometimes had to balance on one foot in mid-step for ten to fifteen seconds, holding a pose, and then resume their routine, singing and dancing as if nothing happened. Singers were sometimes left in the middle of an a capella solo, having to (hopefully) find the right note again after the pause. The theater was sometimes dubbed by insiders as the "stop-and-go theater".
Another quirk of the Civic Light Opera performances was the "little red box," a prop which had been used in (nearly) all performances since 1945 - sometimes as background or part of a set, and other times carried on stage by the performers or even passed around from one to another. Performers considered the box a kind of good luck charm, while audience members enjoyed trying to spot the box in each production.
The San Diego Civic Light Opera struggled financially in recent years. In 2011 (which would have been the company's 65th season) no productions were mounted,[5] and in August the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.[6] In 2012 there were no productions, and the company's website was still live but was only advertising shows at other venues.[7] As of 2016 the company's email no longer works and its Facebook page has been removed. The unused Starlight Bowl theater is falling into disrepair and has been described as an "attractive nuisance".[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ City of San Diego
- ^ Starlight Theatre: Our Story
- ^ balboapark.org
- ^ San Diego Union-Tribune, June 17, 2010
- ^ "Starlight plight a sign of venues' dicey realities: Summer marches on with no word of once-celebrated musicals in park". San Diego Union-Tribune. July 22, 2011. Retrieved July 24, 2011.
- ^ Welsh, Anne Marie (August 14, 2011). "Starlight's financial woes nothing new". San Diego Union Tribune. Retrieved 3 November 2012.
- ^ "current website". Starlight Theatre. Retrieved 3 November 2012.
- ^ Hargrove, Dorian (September 17, 2015). "The tragedy of the Starlight Bowl: A plan afoot to save the Balboa Park classic". San Diego Reader. Retrieved 30 May 2016.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Starlight Bowl (San Diego).
- San Diego Parks & Recreation Website
- San Diego Civic Light Opera organization
- San Diego History, "San Diego's Opera Unit of the WPA Federal Music Project"
- Southwestern Jewish Press, article reprinted on August 18, 1950 in San Diego Jewish World (scroll down
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Keeping it low level as always, Hunter Golden impresses no one with his analysis of Ben Cherington's offseason free agent prance through the petunias.
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Keeping it low level as always, Hunter Golden impresses no one with his analysis of Ben Cherington's offseason free agent prance through the petunias.
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The Advanced Scout desperately tries to get a ticket to Alinea while he analyzes the Chicago White Sox
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The Advanced Scout washes his #20 jersey and analyzes the Chicago White Sox
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The Advanced Scout wipes the juice from his Italian beef off of his keyboard and analyzes the Chicago White Sox.
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On the heels of the Sox's fourth disappointing offensive game in a row, it's becoming abundantly clear that despite the team's top five offense, it's a top five incapable of sustaining any sort of playoff-caliber offense.
With that in mind, I have compiled a list of the 15 bats the Red Sox may have interest in. As the trading deadline approaches, I am keen to see if Theo has the "killer instinct" in him to make a strong move instead of holding onto his prospects with an iron fist.
With Jason Bay a free agent and his agent seeking a Mark Teixeira-type deal, is the time now to get a bat for now and the future? Here are some names that could don Sox uniforms sooner rather than later — you'll see eight names in this article (in alphabetical order). On Friday, the final seven will follow, plus a summary of what the best fits seem to be.
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It wasn't long ago that the Toronto Blue Jays were expected to be in the position now occupied by the Tampa Bay Rays as the third wheel atop the American League East. While there is some strong young talent in Toronto, J.P. Riccardi's five year plan is looking more like a two term presidential rebuilding plan in action. It's hard to believe that this team is anything resembling "on the road to competing" in the most vaunted division in baseball.
Last year was a mess for the Blue Jays. Between injuries, slumps, manager changes, and overall bad luck, the Jays still found themselves dreaming of a run at the Wild Card late in the Summer. While an 86-win season was respectable and would have put you in the playoffs in the NL West, it yielded another season leaving Jays fans frustrated with what could have been if there were any semblance of an offense behind one of the best rotations in baseball.
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Each week, I will be participating in the 2008 MLB Blog Poll, put together by BaseballHappenings.com. Below are my current votes for the Most Valuable Player, Cy Young and Rookie of the Year awards. These votes will be tabulated among other votes from other blogs to create a running master list of voting as the […]
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The Toronto Blue Jays are being picked as the team to upset the Red Sox and the Yankees. At least Bob Ryan thinks so. I think otherwise and here is why. Vernon Wells is not the same player of old and the pitching has to stay healthy which I do not think it will. Most […]
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The Red Sox survived an eight run sixth inning rally from the Toronto Blue Jays who were down 10-1 entering the inning beating them 13-10. Mike Lowell was the offensive star of the game for the Red Sox going 3-4 with his 18th homerun of the season, four RBI's, two runs, one walk, one stolen […]
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Josh Beckett (12-3) pitched well enough to earn his 13th win throwing for 8 innings, giving up seven hits, two runs, two walks, and eight strikeouts, but it was not enough as the Boston Red Sox (55-36) only pushed across one lone run as Blue Jays rookie starter Jesse Litsch kept the offense off balance […]
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Despite a rough start from Julian Tavarez the Boston Red Sox (54-35) still had a chance to win, but Kyle Snyder surrendered two runs in the sixth to the Toronto Blue Jays (44-45) who eventually won 6-5 despite a ninth inning rally by Boston. First time All-Star outfielder Alex Rios turned in a 3-4 performance […]
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Maybe all that Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz needed was some semblance of a rest. The result of that rest, Ramirez drove in three runs and Ortiz drove in two in the Boston Red Sox (54-34) win over the Toronto Blue Jays (43-45) in the process of roughing up Roy Halladay for five runs. Both […]
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The Toronto Blue Jays are looking to take the next step. The team that leapfrogged the Red Sox for second place at the deep end of last season is now focusing their attention on a first place crown and a much awaited playoff appearance. Life for Toronto isn