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Thanks, PEOPLE, for the delicious cover of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. I didn't know who to drool over first. They're not only beautiful on the outside but on the inside, too.
Marilyn Ramos
Palm Desert, Calif.
I don't care if Brad and Angelina are friends or lovers. I do care, however, that they are in a position to help those less fortunate. Many people in Third World countries can't afford food, shelter or an education, let alone the cost of a magazine. Kudos to Brad and Angelina.
Ronni MacDougal
Pennington, N.J.
There's no doubt the backlash of Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's divorce will be felt mostly by Angelina. People are quick with assumptions. It no longer matters that Jolie lives her life with purpose. Even her role as devoted mom and active humanitarian is forgotten. Instead, she's doomed to be labeled the homewrecker. With such a cloud over the true nature of Pitt and Jolie's relationship or the cause of his divorce, is it really fair to pass on bitterness?
Karina Signio
Fairbanks, Alaska
Brad and Angelina look like two office knuckleheads trying to one-up everyone by hiding their alleged affair. Deflecting personal questions by redirecting them to concerns about Third World countries and acting like they barely know each other is just plain comedy.
Karyn Thompson
Temecula, Calif.
So what if they're having a romance? if Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are attracted to each other and have a lot in common, then it's a good thing.
Chandra M. Jordan
Marion, Iowa
I can sympathize after reading about Maureen Regan and others who long for a second child. My husband and I tried to conceive for almost eight years. The procedures and medications made me ill. We decided to end our quest for a biological child and adopted a gorgeous baby girl from China. A woman doesn't have to give birth to a child to love it. My sweet daughter didn't grow under my heart, but in it.
Bernice Bethards
Newark, Ohio
I love seeing Tom Cruise so head-over-heels about Katie Holmes. If they were trying to hide their feelings, everyone would be trying to figure out what's going on. Instead, they're up-front and many people think it's fake.
Cathy McLeod
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Cruise will know what true love is when he can stop gushing about how he feels and start showing his love with a lifelong commitment.
Kim Holladay
Madison, Ala.
Young people, like missing teen Natalee Holloway, sometimes do foolish things. I hope young women in America realize the importance of staying in groups. Girls, have fun, but be safe too!
Leslie DeHart
Cleveland, Tenn.
I'm a teacher and have chaperoned school trips, but I've never heard of a trip like the one sponsored by Holloway's Mountain Brook, Ala., school. There were 124 students to only seven chaperones? The staff should look at itself and realize it's partially to blame for this horrible tragedy.
J. Dietter
Torrington, Conn.
Oh poor, poor Russell Crowe. Seems instead of acting, this man needs to attend a few anger management classes. The hotel phone didn't work, so Crowe threw it at the desk clerk? What an honor you are to your family, Russell. You definitely need help.
Marcy Gilbert
Summerville, S.C.
In response to Lee Peterson's Mailbag letter about bringing justice to his son Scott, innocent people don't dye their hair, grow a goatee and get caught trying to flee the country with a large sum of cash. Your son's behavior, Mr. Peterson, during marriage and after his wife Laci's murder, speaks volumes!
Sherry Ibbs
Cooper City, Fla.
Editor's Note
In our June 20 Star Tracks, we should have noted Project A.L.S. as the fundraiser of the charity batting practice session and game with the Mets that raised $175,000 for Lou Gehrig's disease research.
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Department store that likes to underpay workers. Starting them out at $6.50 an hour. Giving them a 25 cent raise after 90 days and a small yearly raise. The management at Kohls are not on the same page and things never get done correctly to anothers liking. Idiots work here, people who decide to put a combination lock on the dock door that reaches a truck, but never bother to tell another person the combination. The manager decides to try and call the store manager, only to yell at the dock workers for just standing around. The reason, they have nothing to do is because she won't let them break the lock off. Slave drivers, who make there employees steal palletes from other stores and go outside in the cold while they are nice and warm. The managers mostly eat, put on makeup, do their nails, and fix their hair. The managers are all women, because the store is sexist. A place where they make you stay past 12 midnight.
The managers always doing there nails and making up stupid rules like they just read the handbook today. I bet you went shopping at Kohls today.
by Quote the Raven Nevermore December 12, 2005
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An establishment located in plazas and sometimes traditional malls. Mr.Kohl "pioneered" a method where the registers are at the front like a grocery store but since then this technique has ineffective because current management believes that having only one worker on the registers is sufficient. Because of their lack of insight this leads to a constant "barrage of backup to mens!", "backup to womans!", "There is no line at jewelry!",etc over the intercom.Most of the time even despite the lack of workers at the register the reason for the hold up at the register is because of the employees who participate in long drawn out conversations with customers about the great "deals" they have. The main reason for the delays at the register, however; is due to the company's credit policy. Each Manager is bred and trained into credit "whores" where their main existence is to bully and pester customers into signing up for credit cards where they charge a fee of 20% if your late on your payment.$100, you pay $120. If the customer says no they don't want a credit card in the manual an employee supposed to say, "Are you sure you have an opportunity to save up to 12 times a year" and if that doesn't work in a desperation move an employee is then supposed to ask if they would like to sign up for an email account. Kohls prides itself in a yes we can! policy i.e. if you bring a shirt to the register and say its 20 bucks but on the register it says the actual price is 30 they are supposed to give it to you for 20. Actually because the people working at the registers believe they have some divine duty to not give anyone a deal add to the increased barrage of people on the intercom by calling for employees to see if that is the actual price. Continuing their credit whore policy it is common for a manager to go on the intercom and plea for customers to sign up for a credit card and describing the "benefits", these can last up to 3 minutes. Even though the sounds emitting over the intercom can sound like nails on a chalkboard some would argue that its a better then the atrocious music that plays such favorites as "All in this Together" - Ben LeeOne day on an 8 hour shift this song played a total of three times inducing nausea.Kohls attempts to justify their credit whoring by saying that it benefits everyone including employees because each employee receives a meager stock option after a year of employment and it will help increase that value;however, most employees don't even survive their 90 day training period let alone a year. An employee also only receives an increase of 50 cents to their paycheck for each credit card whored. The job pays bad especially in comparison to other similar retail establishments in the same class some even offer commission. Every Kohls is always understaffedgranted a lot of employees quit this shortage leads to a lack of customer service and a pigpen of a store. To add salt to the wound every week their is a customer service report card and the common complaint is lack of available associates, The managers then manipulate this statistic by putting the blame on employees saying they are not wearing their name badge or they don't smile and say hi to each customer. Kohl's does however offer cheap merchandise albeit at the expense of its employees so it is a good place to find a deal.That being said as an employee the workplace at Kohl's left me with a pessimistic outlook on life and since my termination from the company i feel like a changed individual.Oftentimes work experience will help you become a better worker but Kohls has managed to put me in a worse position then before i started.
Franklin: "Ayy brahhhh why'd yous get fired from Kohls?"
Leonard: " Cuz, i got caught spitting game at a girl for twenty minutes on the camera but I dont really care because i hated that place."
Franklin: " Damn,...that bad huh"
Leonard: "The job has probably shortened my life expectancy..."
Leonard: " Cuz, i got caught spitting game at a girl for twenty minutes on the camera but I dont really care because i hated that place."
Franklin: " Damn,...that bad huh"
Leonard: "The job has probably shortened my life expectancy..."
by disABALa April 13, 2008
the hottest guy ever in the whole entire world, he is a mad laxer and you just wanna do him every time you look at him
I saw Kohl today and wanted to rape his face.
by Thathotchick February 14, 2012
kohls is a department store that resembles a cross between a typical clothes store but with a layout similar to the mall. Kohls starting salaries are higher then 6.50, usually in the 7 dollar range. kohls is kinda like a walmart of clothes and similar accessories, minus the bullying. Kohls is notorious for its good customer service, low prices (compared to equivalent clothes at the local mall), and various sales. They are obsessed with customers getting kohls charge cards..
wow i got these basketball shorts for $10! At the mall they were $40!. I think im gonna get a kohls charge!
Yea kolhs is da bomb
Yea kolhs is da bomb
by ~~PiX~~ August 04, 2006
A giant soul sucking chain of department stores, which started out as a grocery store and is now an incredibly profitable business. They pride themselves on low prices and great customer service. The so called sale prices aren't sales, they r items that hav been marked up and then down 2 create a fake sale, the clearence is the only good deal, with xxxl sizes and damaged merchandise. The managment are power hungry uneducated fools that sit on their asses all day and complain that nothing gets done. Customers who shop there r fat white trash hicks that let their inbred kids run around the store destroying everything, while they try on hoochie mama outfits. Employees r underpaid slaves that hav 2 listen 2 customers bitch and complain that they didn't get the 75 cents off they were promised in their imaginations. Kohls is the place wher dreams go 2 die.
Brother:"after were done having sex, wanna pack up the 12 kids and head to kohls?"
Sister:"yea, I don't hav a job or a life I mite as well go try on clothes that don't fit"
Sister:"yea, I don't hav a job or a life I mite as well go try on clothes that don't fit"
by chachaddict April 20, 2009
An unwanted change of plans, often associated with a screw up or mistake.
Also a chain of department stores.
Also a chain of department stores.
"That idiot Jesse kohlsed the ski trip again, looks like he's not going..."
by scairns November 17, 2008
is the inner strength inside you to help you keep going.
in that basketball game I was out of hope out of energy and my will was gone then my Kohl came from nowhere and I stole the ball and dunked it home.
by KC longrod May 20, 2008
1) a self-deprecating narcissist who offends anyone who stands around long enough to see him open his mouth.
2) That dude you suspect is banging your girl-friend/wife; he is.
2) That dude you suspect is banging your girl-friend/wife; he is.
God, I never thought I would ever get to be Kohl's friend.
You: What's up with you and Kohl? Are you cheating on me with him?
Your girl friend: No, nothing is going on.
Me: Yes, I am railing your girl so hard. Check out her fuck legs.
You: What's up with you and Kohl? Are you cheating on me with him?
Your girl friend: No, nothing is going on.
Me: Yes, I am railing your girl so hard. Check out her fuck legs.
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When we decided to do a late-breaking cover story on the new Vanessa Williams (page 36), Associate Picture Editor M.C. Marden called on Harry Benson to photograph the former Miss America and her family. "Harry is wonderfully fast and versatile," says Marden. "He can photograph anyone—from Norman Parkinson to Dolly Parton to Fred Astaire to The Who."
Benson, 54, a Scot who learned his craft in the rough-and-tumble atmosphere of London's Fleet Street, does seem to have photographed almost everyone. In 1964 Benson at his persuasive best talked Beatle Paul McCartney into allowing him to accompany the group on the plane to its first U.S. tour. Since he signed on with Time Inc. as a contract photographer in 1968, Benson's images have included Richard Nixon resigning while a teary-eyed Pat Nixon looked on, Greta Garbo in a swim cap and Truman Capote (page 131) frolicking at the beach.
On the job, says Harry, "a lot of photojournalists like to get close to the people they're shooting. Not me. I'm looking for distance. I'm no friend. I don't care what people think of me. If they step out of line, I'm going to zap them. That's my job." But those who have watched Benson at work have also seen the sensitivity he brings to his subjects. "I expected Vanessa Williams to be a tough lady," he says of this week's assignment. "But she wasn't. In fact, she was almost naive. I can understand how she got talked into doing what she did. She's eager to please."
Harry and wife Gigi, who is also his business partner, live in New York City with their two daughters, Wendy, 13, and Tessa, 5. In 1982 Benson was honored as Photographer of the Year by both the National Press Photographers Association and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Harry's book, Harry Benson on Photojournalism (Harmony, $22.50 hardcover, $12.95 paperback), featuring 223 of his best works, was also published that year as well. But the ubiquitous Benson still harbors dreams of the ideal assignment. "I'd like to shoot in Buckingham Palace without any restrictions," he says. "And I'd like to do Frank Sinatra. I think he's an important American." Our guess is that sooner or later he will do both.
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For weeks, the ABC celebrity-reality show has been all about the diving: Which of ten competitors could consistently master their nerves, fears and physical limitations as they advanced in the art of competitive diving. As they fell by the wayside one by one, it eventually came down to the trio of stunt skier Rory Bushfield, former "Baywatch" actress Nicole Eggert and Nickelodeon actor/musician Drake Bell.
The three finalists squared off Tuesday night, and whether you were looking for pain or glory, there was plenty to satisfy. Meanwhile the show's two hosts seemed to be seeing which of them could come up with the most outrageously overblown proclamation of the night.
Alabama beauty queen Katherine Webb, like most of the eliminated competitors, returned for one last out-of-competition dive. Webb, who'd complained of a sore back when she left the show, did a straightforward jump; co-host Charissa Thompson declared, "even with an injury, she can still make a cannonball look good."
Well, okay, maybe that was just a plain statement of fact. But Thompson took it over the top when she pronounced that the show "is arguably the most unbelievable diving event of all time," and that the finalists were "putting their lives on the line." This prompted one of the funniest tweets ever inspired by the show, directed at finalist Rory Bushfield.
@bushywayne Did you know you we're diving for your life?Blink twice if you're being held captive. #Splash— JoeyLawrenceHairPlug (@WhoaHairPlugs) May 8, 2013
Co-host Joey Lawrence was not to be topped, however; when it was time for the final verdict, he put on his best poker face and announced, "Okay, America, this is the moment that you've been waiting for, and it's finally here."
Fact is, as the episode opened, viewers were still trying to decide whether it was sublime or preposterous. Which, come to think of it, is an argument that has long raged about life itself.
@splashabc has to be the most pointless show i've ever seen— Lauren (@laurenloveFGL) May 8, 2013
#splash greatest show on tv— Gavin Drapp (@gavindrapp) May 8, 2013
#Splash is a really dumb idea, and yet utterly fascinating.— I like corn (@Razorb) May 8, 2013
#splash it's on! Oy the stupidity & genius of this show! Ladies don't miss the insanity! @stephtodd @bhammo— Jennifer W. Larch (@jwillHLN) May 8, 2013
If they took all the water out of the pool without telling the celebs, I'd still sleep ok tonight.#splash— Major Croc@dial (@freezeN0W) May 8, 2013
The format was simple, the execution brisk: The three finalists each would make one dive to be graded by judges David Boudia and Steve Foley, two men with ample real-life diving expertise. Then the remaining two would each make one final dive, with the studio audience picking the winner. (If you're reading this on a mobile device, click here for a gallery of related photos.)
In the first round, Eggert did a nicely executed handstand somersault, getting an 8.5. Bushfield then topped that with an fiendishly complex double-double, a double back flip with two twists. He averaged a 9.25.
The pressure was on Bell, who tackled the inward one and a half flip, a dive that had stumped him in the past. He executed it, but his entry wasn't particularly clean. He got a 7.0 and that was that for him. Not that everyone was judging him on diving skill.
@drakebell is still smokin hot. if not hotter. #confessions #splash— Marinna Smith (@rinn_17) May 8, 2013
@bushywayne Why didn't you wear those tight swim shorts like Drake? LoL! #askrory #splash— Christy (@Christy_Texas) May 8, 2013
Now it was time for things to get serious. No, wait! It was time for things to do the opposite of that. A couple of co-host Thompson's colleagues at ESPN stepped in with a montage of the season's 10 worst dives, one for each diver. It was a catalogue of belly flops, but it also included a grisly backflop by Brandi Chastain, pool-bottom faceplant by Ndamukong Suh, a handstand fail by Eggert and a remarkably kinetic front flop by Bell. Best yet, it ended with this drolly deadpan exchange from the ESPN hosts:
Jonathan Coachman: "Let's face it, that's why we all watch the show."
Jay Harris: "Yeah, that and the gripping drama of celebrity diving competition."
Coachman: "Yes, Jay, that too."
Can't get enough of these celebrity flops! #splash— Emily Unger (@EUnger4) May 8, 2013
Now the finals. Eggert essayed a double backflip off the seven-meter platform and did a gruesome backflop that easily would have taken the top honors in the preceding ESPN gag reel.
woah. OUCH. #Splash— Jacqui (@Jackie_Monster) May 8, 2013
DAMN!!!!! Nicole took a slam!!! Hope you're ok! #splash— joe michael ⛅ (@_LAYawayy) May 8, 2013
Oh god, Nicole. Please be ok! #Splash— Queen of Victory (@VictoryQueen6) May 8, 2013
When Eggert surface in obvious pain, indicating she'd hurt her back, Thompson stepped in with an announcement coldhearted enough to make a serial murderer blush: "An absolutely terrifying last dive for Nicole Eggert. We will find out if she's okay when Splash returns." On to a commercial break from what must have been some truly thrilled sponsors.
Eggert shook it off and Bushfield, to the surprise of few, did a challenging dive – a double front flip – and nailed it. His extreme sports background arguably made him a ringer, but between his physique, his genial attitude and his skill, he'd also become a fan favorite. An overhead view of the dive was especially impressive, showing Bushfield's gyroscopic control as he came out of his second flip and straightened up before hitting the water.
Both judges praise Eggert but sided with Bushfield, and the studio audience apparently felt the same way, picking Bushfield as the winner.
This has got to be the worst and the best show idea ever. Errbody gettin hurt and almost dying! #SPLASH #splashabc— Dallas Gaston (@dallasgaston) May 8, 2013
Watching #Splash.There was a day when @nicoleeggert was as hot as any woman on earth.Thats stil true,IMO. Good role model 4 women.— TNCOWBOY7 (@JasonSkelton7) May 8, 2013
#splash #splash #splash this is the best show ever GO RORY i'm your biggest fan and as a famous little fish once said "just keep swimming"— Taylor C (@taylor_payne3) May 8, 2013
And that was it for "Splash," though the debate over what it all meant seems destined to rage on without resolution.
I still can't believe there's a show about diving with the stars. Who? Doing what? Wearing that? #splash #abc— Sally Martin (@SalllyM) May 8, 2013
Is this really a show? #splash— Michael Hanlon (@MichaelHanlonDC) May 8, 2013


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The Transport Workers Union's Local 514 in Tulsa blamed outsourcing of work for loose seats on some Boeing 757, not its members, and said third-party contractor TIMCO Aviation Services had installed the seats.
John Hewitt, TWU Local 514 chairman of maintenance, said in the local's press release:
"It's disappointing that the company chooses to point fingers instead of addressing the real issue: is this an outsourced maintenance problem? Our only relief is that nobody was hurt as a result of this. This is exactly why we fight so fiercely to keep work in-house here in Tulsa so that it can be performed by highly-trained individuals. …
"Our workers were the last to touch the seats only in the sense that after the seats came loose we were dispatched to inspect the problem when the planes were grounded. For the company to infer that TWU maintenance workers had a hand in sloppy workmanship is simply wrong. Now our members here in Tulsa will be correcting this problem as we have on numerous other occasions when outsourced work was not completed properly."


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Schwarzenegger Eyes Governor's Seat
Will he be a running man in 2006? It's possible, Arnold Schwarzenegger told reporters. The 54-year-old actor and GOP activist, speaking at a breakfast meeting of about 15 Republican governors attending the National Governors Association conference on Monday, said he is interested in the California governor's seat, the Associated Press reports. Schwarzenegger told reporters he had flirted with challenging Democrat Gov. Gray Davis last year but decided against it because of movie obligations. "It's still something I'm interested in (for) the future," Schwarzenegger said. "It gives me the greatest satisfaction -- much more than going down another red carpet to do a movie premiere -- to go and create after-school programs, help special Olympians, inspire kids to stay away from drugs and gangs." Politics is a family affair for Schwarzenegger, who is married to Kennedy relative and NBC correspondent Maria Shriver. The actor is currently filming "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," and "True Lies 2."


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SALEM — Lester Harris knew well the sacrifices that members of the U.S. military made for their county.
And he made sure — through the decades — that our veterans received the honors they deserved.
Harris, who was a Salem County political leader and a tireless advocate for veterans' causes, died on Jan. 17 at the Southgate Convalescent Center. He was 93.
"He loves his family, he loved his country and his community," said Julie Acton, director of the Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders. "I think he made it a point, daily, to make his community a better place to live."
A Tech Sergeant, U.S. Army Air Corps, in World War II, he was a leader for veterans organizations — locally and statewide — for many years.
His proudest achievement was playing a critical role in establishing the Salem County War Veterans Memorial Park and Cemetery in 1969 — the cemetery that he will now be buried at with military honors.
"He was probably one of the most dedicated men that I've met in my life, to Salem County and the veterans at large," said Joseph Hannagan, director of the Salem County Department of Veterans Affairs.
He was a life member and served as commander of the H.P. Morrison American Legion Post #75, life member of VFW Post 253, and even served as the American Legion's state commander from 1976 to 1977.
"He was a man that, if he got involved with an organization, the next thing you know he's running it," Hannagan said.
Harris organized local and countywide veterans services for many years, often acting as the keynote speaker at the events.
"He felt that a veteran should always be a veteran and they should always consider and have a responsibility to their country," Hannagan said. "You can't just walk away."
Even as he approached the remaining years of his life, he continued to be dedicated to veterans.
"That's what he could speak to the most," Hannagan said. "That and politics."
A staunch Republican, Harris' first involvement with local government came in 1960 when he became a member of the Quinton Board of Education, he recalled in an interview with the Times.
He said he was really bitten by the politics bug back in 1928 when he was just 8 years old. In his Quinton Township home, he was fascinated listening to the presidential election results in the Hoover-Smith contest on the radio.
Harris said although his parents — his mother was a Republican and his father was a Democrat — were not active in politics, he was always fascinated by the subject.
"I've always had an interest," Harris said in an interview in the early 1980s. "And I believe very strongly in the Republican Party. That's why I have stayed involved all these years."
Harris was elected to the Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders to fill an unexpired term in 1966 and re-elected in 1967 to a full three-year term, serving as board director in 1970.
Although they were political opposites, Harris and former Salem County Freeholder Tom Pankok — a Democrat — had many pleasant memories at the American Legion on the corner of New Market and Beldon streets.
"He was absolutely one of the people you meet in life that you were absolutely happy you got to know him and be friendly with him," Pankok said.
As lively as their debates were on the freeholder board, the two political opponents were always able to leave it in politics and meet across the street for food and drink after "fighting like cats and dogs," according to Pankok.
"I admired Lester Harris," he added.
Harris was elected chairman of the Salem County Republican Party in 1979 and served four one-year terms before stepping down in 1983. He also severed on the county tax board.
"He was a man that was very loyal and stuck to his beliefs," Acton said. "He was a role model and a mentor to many. I think that definitely his legacy will live on because he constantly mentored."
Combining his two passions, Salem County and veterans, his greatest accomplishment was establishing the Salem County Veterans Memorial Park and Cemetery.
The cemetery was dedicated in 1969 and Hannagan has even kept a copy of the resolution that Harris proposed.
"You couldn't talk to him without him mentioning the veterans cemetery," Pankok said.
Years later, in 2009, Salem County returned the favor by dedicating the Lester Harris Committal Shelter at the veterans cemetery.
"That is a well deserved tribute for him for all he has done," said Acton, who was on the committee that dedicated the committal shelter.
"He was respected and admired by many — just a true community leader."
Harris and his late-wife Jessie Harris also owned and operated L&J Enterprise — a Salem convenience store.
When he wasn't dedicating his time to Salem County and its veterans, Harris enjoyed fishing, gardening, tending a produce stand and traveling with his wife.
The Harris family is holding a viewing on Jan. 22 at the Woodside Funeral Hoe in Quinton Township, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The funeral will be held at Woodside Funeral Home on Jan. 23 at 11 a.m. Friends of Harris may call after 10 a.m.
Harris will be buried with military honors at the Sale County War Veterans Memorial Park and Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the First Assembly of God at 430 Salem-Woodstown Road, in Salem, or The Wounded Warriors Project at 4899 Belfort Road, Suite 300, Jacksonville, Fla.
Contact staff writer Don E. Woods at 856-451-1000, ext. 518 or email@example.com


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Angry Birds HD Sale, All Games for $0.99
Over the weekend, Angry Bird creator Rovio announced that all of their HD (iPad) games were on sale for just $0.99. However, they put a time limit on the offer, saying the Angry Birds HD sale would end on Monday, December 17. Nevertheless, these games are still available at the reduced price.
Yes, Rovio did clearly state that Angry Birds HD $0.99 pricing would end on Monday. That deadline has come and gone, and the reduced prices are still available:
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• Angry Birds Seasons HD, $0.99
• Angry Birds Space HD, $0.99
• Bad Piggies HD, $0.99
• Angry Birds Rio HD, $0.99
• Amazing Alex HD, $0.99
Again, Rovio the Angry Birds HD sale would end Monday, but here we are on Tuesday and everything's still (check at 12:01am EST) priced at $0.99. Get these great games for $0.99 while you still can…
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- More than 100 members of Save Alabama PACT gathered in Montgomery on the Legislature's opening day in support of a bill saying the state will stand behind the financially troubled prepaid college tuition plan.
The members rallied on the Statehouse steps Tuesday morning and then met one-on-one with legislators to push a bill by Republican state Rep. Greg Wren of Montgomery. His bill says the state will provide four years of college tuition for participants in the Prepaid Affordable College Tuition plan.
The plan's assets are not sufficient to pay its long-term obligations for the 45,000 participants. Save Alabama PACT President Patti Lambert of Decatur said families wrote checks to the state because it promised college tuition and they expect the state to keep its word.


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Bill Barnwell of Grantland on OKC: "If the Thunder were truly bunkering down and avoiding turnovers in a way that they hadn't during the regular season, we would have already seen it in the first round, right? You can be the judge of that. Consider that in their four-game sweep of the Mavericks, Oklahoma City turned the ball over on 13.9 percent of their possessions. During the regular season, the Mavericks forced turnovers on … 13.9 percent of their opposition's possessions. That's average, and while average is still significantly better than the terrible turnover rate the Thunder had during the regular season, it's not enough to justify believing that they've fundamentally changed their game during the playoffs."
Noam Schiller for HP on defending Duncan: "If I'm Scott Brooks, I probably guard him with Perkins, because I'm Scott Brooks and I've yet to realize that my team has been better in every conceivable measure without the lumbering big man on the court (though, to be fair, this hasn't been the case in the playoffs, I'd take the 66 game regular season sample over the 9 game sample that includes 5 games against the team Perk is most suited to play). If I'm not Scott Brooks, I give Perk a tip of the cap and go Nick Collison, who actually has the combination of strength and speed to prevent total obliteration at the hands of Timmy. Regardless, it's not Serge, who is essential to the Thunder defense because of his ability to roam off the ball and provide aerial defense from guard penetration, the likes of which Tony Parker would be happy to supply by the bundle."
Danny Chau for The Classical on Westbrook: "Yet, the thought of "accepting" a one-assist outing from Westbrook doesn't settle well traditional notions. We like it when our point guards pass. We like it because it makes sense, and what is a point guard if not a player who makes sense of his surroundings? We want our point guards to temper the chaos so that things are simpler on the court and easier on our eyes. When a point guard breaks down a defense, it's an affirmation of how simple the game can be, of how triumph can be broken down into a set of formulas. Follow the established rules and victory awaits. Point guards are thus brokers of tradition and order, guarding the faint belief that traditional roles themselves provide a blueprint for victory. It's never that easy."
How KD can become the best player in the NBA.
Clark Matthews of The Lost Ogle on the WCF: "Don't let guys who couldn't start in college destroy you – Danny Green was a bench player most of his college career. Then he got to the pros and fizzled out with the Cavaliers. So, of course, he winds up with a title contender, gets into the starting line up, and begins draining three pointers like he's Ray Allen and playing defense like he's Bruce Bowen."
Police have made arrests in the Bricktown shooting.
Rob Mahoney for the NYT: "In all, the Thunder are set to play the most capable offensive and defensive opponent of its playoff run, and despite considerable advantages in other areas, Oklahoma City's capacity for offensive rebounding – whether in big or small lineups – seems all but lost. Shot creation and ball control will thus be at an incredible premium, meaning the Thunder's chances off keeping pace with the white-hot Spurs hinge on its greatest strength and most crippling weakness."
Bill Simmons: "Of those six Staples games, this one had the biggest big-picture ramifications: not just Kobe stubbornly shooting the Lakers' lead away, but Durant and Westbrook continuing to drift away from their once-dangerous Stringer/Avon dynamic. As we creep toward the Finals, you start looking for contenders with defined identities, which is what makes Oklahoma City so interesting. We know what the Zombies are at this point: They're going to thrive because of chemistry, athleticism, interior defense and shot making — in that order — but without Westbrook accepting those occasional "I was the best player tonight and the biggest reason we won, but Kevin made the game-winning shot and got all the attention" nights, the whole thing could collapse."
KD's mom talks about, well, KD.
Andrew Sharp of SB Nation: "If you're wondering why the Thunder are the most addictive team in basketball, the answer is Russell Westbrook. Even beyond his awesomely ridiculous outfits every night. As a player the past two rounds, he's been the most magnetic personality of anyone on the court. This is strange for me, having loved the Thunder for a few years now in spite of Westbrook. I still wonder whether the Thunder would've been better off trading him for Chris Paul two years ago. For a while, I wondered whether Westbrook would've been better off."
Jordan Schultz of the Huffington Post: "The Parker vs. Westbrook matchup will pit arguably the two best and hottest point guards currently in the NBA against one another. While both teams surely possess excellent offensive balance and an arsenal of other weapons, their overall success still hinges on their lead guards. And whoever wins that battle will very likely have his team headed to the Finals."


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The Vermont Quilt Festival is New England's largest and oldest annual quilt event.
The 37th annual festival celebrates our region's artistic and cultural heritage with exceptional quilts, new and old, on display and on sale.
The weekend features awards, lectures, gallery talks, appraisals and classes.
Tickets are $12 at the gate. Click here to visit the event site.
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Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce Review
With online play, Strikeforce may well have been one of the PSP games of 2009. Without it, it's nothing more than a decent stab at making the tried and trusted Dynasty Warriors format work on the PSP.
Dynasty Warriors has always been an acquired taste, a bit like Marmite. For some, its button mashing madness goes down like cheesecake. For others, it's the button mashing madness that makes it repulsive. PSP-exclusive Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce is unlikely to change anyone's taste buds either way: if you love it, you'll love it. If you don't, you won't.
That somewhat simplified summing up is of course no good to those who are yet to decide which side of the fence they should perch upon. Dynasty Warriors is a third-person action series loosely based around the Chinese epic poem Romance of the Three Kingdoms, a yarn that's full of massive battles and brave warriors who can take on thousands of ordinary soldiers. It's famed for simulating huge battles, with massive numbers of soldiers on screen at any one time. It's also famed for being one hell of a button masher. Perhaps the most button mashing button masher ever. The series is a big hit in Japan, but in the West it's so far been one of those games that enjoys a loyal but small following. Publisher Koei hopes Strikeforce will change all that.
How? By streamlining the traditional Dynasty Warriors format for PSP play and sprinkling it with a dash of Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G and a pinch of Dragon Ball Z. Monster Hunter, as any Japan-ophile knows, is a PSP game that's pretty much transformed what it means to play the PSP in Japan. People gather together to play cooperatively, linking their PSPs wirelessly at train stations, bus stops, parks and schools. It's a proper phenomenon, and a huge sales success.
Dynasty Warriors veterans will, however, first notice how the game's been altered by developer Omega Force to fit the PSP. The arenas have been downsized and divided up into separate areas that require a brief load, and the number of enemies on screen at any one time has, inevitably, been drastically reduced. The idea here is to be able to take on a mission and finish it in around 10 minutes - perfect for your average commute.
But the core Dynasty Warriors spirit remains. You begin the game by selecting one of the many characters fans will know well from the series. There's absolutely loads of them, each with their own signature weapon, fighting style, advantages and disadvantages. After some lovely FMVs, which do a decent job of giving you a history lesson on ancient China without making your eyes bleed, it's off to the main hub: a Chinese village of some sort. From there you can jump straight into the action, taking on side missions from the noticeboard and key story missions from the village guard.
Missions have pre-set goals: kill the enemy general or capture the enemy base, for example, and a time limit within which to achieve them. To win you invariably need to wade through scores of grunts with combinations of light and heavy attacks, occasionally stopping to pick up items dropped as loot. Once you've completed your mission, it's level up time - back to the hub, rinse and repeat.
It's in the hubs that the Monster Hunter influence is felt strongest. Character customisation, one of that series' hallmarks, has been ramped up by allowing you to select any weapon type as a secondary weapon. That doesn't sound like much, but it's a big deal for Dynasty Warriors - the series has traditionally restricted the weapons used by the game's characters in an effort to retain a historically accurate feel.
In each hub (as you progress through the story the village you're staying at will change) a handful of stores allow you to purchase new items and abilities. Chi powers can be bought from the Academy, which give you new abilities like a double jump or an extra dash. These powers are equipped to one of four limbs, and are not only extremely useful out on the battlefield, but give your character model nice sparkly bits on their wrists and ankles. Lovely.


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St. Catherine opened the first Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory in Northwest Indiana and we've been on the front lines of cardiac care ever since.
- Cardiac Catheterization - A minimally invasive, outpatient procedure that allows physicians to view and take blood samples from the chambers of the heart and measure pressures within the heart.
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Question: What will happen to my
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- Vol. 6
- No. 12
Sitting Mighty Pretty
A More Provocative Sportscaster Than Cosell? There She Is—Former Miss America Phyllis George
Yes, there she is, Miss America, six years after her coronation in Atlantic City, sitting mighty pretty in the lion's den of TV sports. Though former Miss Americas tend to be about as notable in their second careers as deposed generalissimos, Phyllis has determinedly emerged, at 27, as the most successful woman sportscaster in the land. As the stadium banners (shamelessly planted by CBS) say, she probably is prettier than Frank Gifford, but more than that, George is a born-for-TV presence.
Phyllis manages a dedication to her new trade without repudiating her own history. Indeed, last weekend she was booked once again to co-host the 56th Miss America Pageant with the eternal Bert Parks. But the second the final credits rolled, Phyllis was ticketed back to New York to prepare for the first of 19 grueling Sundays of pre-game, halftime and post-game airings of NFL Today with Musburger and former Philadelphia Eagle Irv Cross. As usual, she packed her homework. "I knew more about sports than some people gave me credit for when I started," she says. "Especially football. I was a cheerleader for six years. Anyway, I'm from Texas," she points out, "and down there you follow the Texas Longhorns and the Dallas Cowboys or you don't belong. So, when I pick up the morning paper, the sports pages come first and the fashion pages come last."
That background has paid off particularly well with her one-on-one interviews, now a staple of NFL Today. At her first assignment, the 1974 Fiesta Bowl in Phoenix, Phyllis found she had nothing to do but "stand around and look terrific" in a Western outfit. "I went back to New York and told the producers, 'We have to sit down and define my role.' They said, 'Okay, go up to Boston and interview Dave Cowens.' " Her talk with the thoughtful, laconic Boston Celtic star upgraded her job description and she clinched it tackling O.J. Simpson, Jimmy Connors and Muhammad AM. Perhaps the most famous was with Roger Staubach, the stolid-citizen quarterback of the Cowboys, whom she cajoled into declaring, "I like sex as much as Joe Namath. I just like it with one person, my wife." But George's greatest day in sport came with coach Bill Fitch of the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers. She wanted to close the sequence by sinking a foul shot. "Several of the players tried to show me how," she recalls, "but each of them missed his shot. Guess what? I hit it! Bill Russell," she whoops, "eat your heart out!"
Not all of her shtiks have panned out as happily. She looked rather silly in a slap-and-tickle scrimmage on the beach with Los Angeles defensive end Fred Dryer last month. There also was the time Joe Namath, in a black funk during a losing streak, simply walked out in the middle of an interview. (It still turned out to be one of her most revealing.) Then there was the tragic equine battle of the sexes between the filly Ruffian and the colt Foolish Pleasure. "I cried for two days after they had to destroy Ruffian," she says. "That's where a woman's sensitivity comes in." Expanding on this touchy point, she says: "Women are inquisitive as well as sensitive—they like to find out about people. I'd like to see more women get involved, as long as they retain their femininity."
Remarks about "retaining femininity" do not endear Phyllis to feminists, most of whom would rather have seen the ill-fated Jane Chastain become the first female sports-media star. But Chastain was as miscast as Gertrude Stein might have been in the NFL broadcast booth, and her contract was not renewed. So why did Phyllis score where others failed? Here is a stunning revelation: Athletes like to talk to gorgeous girls with eyes of onyx and a smile like a flash of summer lightning on a hot Texas night.
Phyllis is also as bright, warm and friendly as a June picnic on Lake Texoma, an impulsive kisser and compulsive talker in the classic tradition of Southwestern girls. She is the daughter of a small businessman in the indolent college town of Denton, Texas. Her swift rise from North Texas State cheerleader to Miss America of 1971 tracks like a reel from an old Jane Powell musical. "We were sitting around the Zeta Tau Alpha house on Friday night before the Miss Dallas pageant," she remembers, "and my sorority sisters thought it would be fun if I went down to Dallas the next morning to enter..."
She had the requisites: the height (5'8"), the measurements (36-23-36) and appropriately modest talent (14 years at the piano). By the time she became queen of the realm, the institution was becoming unpopular, but Phyllis showed unprecedented spirit in dealing with protesters. "You're being exploited!" they shouted. She would calmly reply: "I got a $10,000 scholarship and am well paid for my work. Who's exploiting me?" After that, New York was almost a breeze. "I did commercials, game shows, co-hosted Candid Camera, anything that came along," she recounts, "and I took acting and dancing lessons on the side." Meanwhile, the networks were searching for a woman sportscaster whom men would look at and listen to. Bob Wussler, president then of CBS Sports (and now of the whole shebang), spotted Phyllis in the 1974 Miss America telecast and signed her that autumn. "It was a terrible decision for me," she says. "I woke up one night crying and said to myself, 'Are you out of your mind?' "
Currently, she is negotiating a new four-year contract that should round out to about $500,000. Beyond NFL and NBA color, it calls for her to take over Challenge of the Sexes (from snow-flaky Suzy Chaffee) and may include TV series cameos and even a featured role in a made-for-TV movie. "I can't stay in sports forever," she notes. Her dress nowadays is Manhattan chic, and most echoes of Texas have been expunged from her voice.
Still, enough of her small-town Methodist upbringing remains to make Phyllis an engaging hybrid, an authentic country slicker. She attends church and keeps her private life as private as possible. She dated former New York Giant football star Tucker Frederickson for a time, now goes out with a real estate broker and a lawyer for the U.S. Olympic Committee. As she puts it, "The problem with show business is that you're out there naked all the time. Still," she adds, "I like to entertain, to flash the teeth and turn people on, or I wouldn't be here. Fortunately I have a clean slate. Nobody can ever discover that I did this or that with a director, or made a porno flick, or had an abortion." Then comes her light, trilling laugh. "Why, I've never even lived with anybody!"
The future? "Marriage and a family are very important to me," she says, "but it wouldn't be fair for me to get married and have children now, not with my schedule. I traveled more than 300,000 miles last year, and I'll travel even more this year. First," she continues, "I'd like to establish myself as a TV personality so I can pick and choose just what I want to do. Right now, though, I'm a pioneer in sports, and I want to set an example for those high school girls who may do play-by-play someday. You see, I'm really a small-town girl who was raised to sit and chat in people's living rooms. And that's what I do on Sunday afternoons." She puts down her wine glass and signs off with a line only Phyllis George could get away with. "People say I'm refreshing. Well, you know something, it's true. I am refreshing."
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Notre Dame Homecoming set Friday
Notre Dame High School of Acadia Parish will celebrated its 2008 Homecoming with the football game slated Friday, Oct. 10, when the Pios will host Alexandria High School.
Festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, when the annual Homecoming Parade rolls North on Parkerson from the Crowley Court Circle. The parade turns right onto Northern, right on Eastern and ends at the Notre Dame campus, where a pep rally will be held.
Immediately following the pep rally, the fourth annual Notre Dame High School Chili Cookoff will take place on the track surrounding the practice field. Team entry forms are available by calling the Notre Dame Development Office at 783.7143 (there is NO entry fee for teams). Individual tickets are $5 and are available at Notre Dame High School. All funds raised will benefit the Notre Dame Teacher Benefit Fund.
All Notre Dame, St. Joseph High School, St. Michael High School and St. Francis High School Alumni are invited to celebrate Mass with the students and faculty on Friday, Oct. 10, at 12:05 p.m. in the A.B. Dore Memorial Gym.
The week's festivities will conclude with the football game on Friday evening when the Pioneers take on the Trojans of Alexandria High School. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Gardiner Memorial Stadium.
Prior to the game, a reception will be held beginning at 6 p.m. at the stadium honoring the Notre Dame High School Classes of 1969, 1979, 1989, and 1999, as well as the 1959 and 1949 classes of St. Joseph High School, St. Michael High School and St. Francis High School.
The 2008 Notre Dame Homecoming Court will be introduced and one young lady will be crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremonies Friday evening. Homecoming Court members include: Emily Anne Arceneaux, daughter of Troy and Teryl Arceneaux of Rayne; Paige Elizabeth Boullion, daughter of David and Bonnie Boullion of Rayne; Brittany Lynn David, daughter of Carl and Jeanette David of Church Point; Amber Logan Domingue, daughter of Sebreana Domingue of Rayne; Megan Elizabeth Doucet, daughter of Richard and Suzanne Doucet of Jennings; Madeline Annie Foreman, daughter of Michael and Christine Foreman of Rayne; Jane Elizabeth Frank, daughter of Kevin and Kate Frank of Rayne; Leah Elizabeth Gossen, daughter of Russell and Mancy Gossen of Rayne; Rebecca Anne Guidry, daughter of Bill and Cheryl Guidry of Rayne; Kelli Resi Pinac, daughter of Gil Pinac and Phyllis Owens of Crowley; Jeanne Claire Robichaux, daughter of Tim and Jeanne Robichaux of Crowley; and Hope Elizabeth Watson, daughter of Paul and Sydney Watson of Jennings.


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Eric Bibb & Habib Koite
7:00PM Sun, Mar 3, 2013
Venue: Somerville Theatre
55 Davis Square, Somerville, MA 02144Contact:
Jennifer Fortin
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American bluesman Eric Bibb and Malian singer-guitarist Habib Koite join forces in a magnificent evening of culture-crossing blues. Named Acoustic Artist of the Year at the Blues Foundation in Memphis in May 2012, Bibb plays an uplifting blend of blues, finding the place where blues meets gospel and soul. Koite is considered to be one of the leading figures in Afropop, creating a sparkling modern sound that draws on several styles of traditional Malian music. Together they are Brothers in Bamako, combining cultures and music for an evening of truly world-class guitar playing.
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What's crappy to you you isn't crappy to someone else. The keyword is "some." "Some" people have a lot so they need a SD card. "Some peole don't so they don't need a SD card like me.Originally Posted by csiguy4u
Some people do not have a lot of VC games since most are crappy so far. Therefore not needing an SD for more space yet. I just depends on the person whether they're buying alot of crappy VC games or not if they need a SD card.Originally Posted by Wii_Rulez
What's crappy to you you isn't crappy to someone else. The keyword is "some." "Some" people have a lot so they need a SD card. "Some peole don't so they don't need a SD card like me.Originally Posted by csiguy4u
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"The Legend"
Hey just because you don't have apreciation for the classic games that got us where we are today doesn't mean you have to go around calling them crappy. Dated yes, but if they were crappy they wouldn't have sold 1million+ when they came out.Originally Posted by csiguy4u
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Hey just because your a ****tard doesn't mean you have to go around bashing people who have an appreciation for good games such as Pong for the Atari and not for sucky games like Baseball for NES.Originally Posted by El Jefe
Wow, you actually can grasp the concept of "Some" now. Good job puppy.Originally Posted by Wii_Rulez
i have an SD card but I dont have any place on my computer to put the SD card in. Does anyone know where to put the SD card in the computer or do i have to but an adapter that plugs into a USB port, then put my SD card into the adapter?????
Wii all need Wii's!
Games I Have-
Call Of Duty 3,
Zelda: TP,
Tiger Woods 07, and
NFS: Carbon
Donkey KongOriginally Posted by csiguy4u
Mario Bros.
Solomon's Key
The Legend of Zelda
Wario's Woods
Donkey Kong Jr.
Ice Hockey
Super Mario Bros.
Urban Champion
F-Zero Nintendo
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Super Castlevania IV
R-Type III: The Third Lightning
Super Mario 64 Nintendo
Altered Beast
Sonic The Hedgehog
Ecco the Dolphin
Golden Axe
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
Gunstar Heroes
Space Harrier II
ToeJam & Earl
Bomberman '93
Bonk's Adventure
Super Star Soldier
Victory Run
Alien Crush
Military Madness
Dungeon Explorer
Soldier Blade
Moto Roader
These are not all crappy games you a$$hole.
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You'll need an adapter.Originally Posted by thatstobadd56
and how much does an adapter cost? i was wondering (but felt stupid asking) where i'd put my SD card at :P (i dont have one...) but whats does an SD card do besides add music... is it photo channel thing? (and besides VC, is a Sd + Adapter worth it JUST for your wii?
Never said they were faghole. Get your story straight.Originally Posted by Wii_Rulez


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Hi Vanessa, Classic won't make you bulky. I …
Hi Vanessa, Classic won't make you bulky. IOct 2nd, 2010 | By Nancy Andrews | Category:
Comment posted on If I want to lose weight, should I do the 'Classic' or 'Lean' P90X routines? by Coach Nancy
Hi Vanessa,
Classic won't make you bulky. I continually wonder why women fear that. As if it was so easy to put on muscle that you'd wake up one day and shriek over huge muscles that popped up overnight – that NEVER happens. We women have only 1/12th of the testosterone that men have at our peak (it goes down from there the older we get). Testosterone is the hormone primarily responsible for building big muscles so since we have so little, we don't put on much muscle. In fact we have to work very hard to put it on which is why I recommend you lift as heavy as you can with good form to stimulate your muscles.
I invariably find that women who claim they bulk up are just not eating properly. Diet is just as important as exercise in creating the figure you desire.
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A porcelain snuff bottle with exceptionally fine detail in the 2 landscape scenes. This type of hairline thin decoration is known as grisaille and literally painted with a brush of single hair. A basic concept in Chinese landscape painting is that it encapsulate a world. These small paintings certainly succeeded. A light touch of some red on one side, very sophisticated color usage. The top is a cat's eye stone very pronounced at the right angle. Slightly dimpled bottom with no marks.
3" by 1.5". Good condition no cracks or chips. Estate item not recent import.
This type of fine detailed paintings were a trade mark of the early Republic of China porcelain in the 1920-30s when recognized artists painted on porcelain as a medium. The 2 progressively larger detail pics are both considerably bigger than the actual bottle. Yet they show no deterioration of resolution.
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MONROE TOWNSHIP, N.J. -- A woman was seriously injured when her car hit a tree and became up-ended against a box truck early today on the Black Horse Pike, according to Channel 6 Action News.
The crash happened at about 4:15 a.m.and the woman was thrown from her car. She was airlifted to Cooper Medical Center in Camden.


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Olympus C-2000Z Review
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The Good
What can I say? The C-2000Z takes excellent photographs. Olympus aren't being forward about what kind of metering the default metering is in the C-2000Z, they call it "Digital ESP" (huh?) but whatever, it's not center weighted and acts and responds very similarly to that of Nikons Matrix metering.
Not only well exposed but sharp, detailed, naturally coloured and requiring little or no post-processing. It's truly one of the top consumer digital cameras (and even gives some of those Pro digitals a run for THEIR money). Time after time I was pleasantly surprised by images taken with this camera and printed several at 8" x 11" (on Epson Stylus Photo 750) with excellent results.
Artifacts / Errors
Yes, the C-2000Z has barrel distortion, about the same as other digicams in the price range but not enough to cause major problems.
Chromatic Aberrations
And yes it has the same (remarkably similar in fact... hmmm) chromatic aberrations on bright contrasts as the Coolpix 950. No more, no less but almost identical. Shows up as a magenta / blue halo around objects which contrast against over-saturated portions of the image as shown around the leaves in the example below: (cropped area blown up 200%)
Focus problems
On a few occasions the camera took a shot which looked in focus on the LCD but getting the image back to the computer monitor showed that it was in fact out of focus, a strange error which I couldn't reproduce but did occur on a couple of images. The fact that the C-2000Z has no way of informing you of a good AF focus (the Coolpix 950 has a blinking LED if it can't lock focus).
Comparison with Coolpix 950
The shots below were taken within minutes of each other on a fixed tripod with automatic settings on both cameras and JPEG modes set to the lowest compression.
The C-2000Z can sometimes appear a little sharper than the 950 probably because it seems to have more in-camera sharpening (slight white halo around dark outlines) than the 950. The C-2000Z also produces more "contrasty" images.
From an image quality point of view there's just such very little between these two cameras it would really come down to features, preference of form factor, preference of storage type and possibly the C-2000Z's faster lens.
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Former Age of Empires Devs Working on New Strategy Game
Former Ensemble Studios employees at Robot Entertainment are reportedly creating Project S for Microsoft.
Things have been pretty quiet over at Robot Entertainment since former Ensemble Studios employees formed the company early last year. That all changed late last night, however, as Kotaku uncovered Spartan, a new strategy game from many of the people who brought you Age of Empires.
The first hint came from Microsoft, who announced that the company is currently seeking additional alpha testers for something called Project S -- described as a "giant, revolutionary step for PC strategy games." Further investigation yielded what appears to be an image of the game's launcher, which clearly shows the Robot Entertainment logo and the (possibly still placeholder) name Spartan. Not only that, but Robot Entertainment's newly-relaunched website lists two mystery projects under development, including one to be published by Microsoft Game Studios.
Kotaku's tipsters claim that Spartan has quite a bit in common gameplay-wise with Ensemble's Age of Empires, though the purported launch screen mentions RPG elements like quests and crafting as well. We'll bring you any official details on whatever Robot Entertainment's working on as soon as it's announced.
Image via Kotaku.
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Age of Empires 2Posted: Jul 09, 2010 12:00AM PST by Zilla_Manslay
YES! Please make it into Age of Empires 2 with good graphics and some new mechanics, don't do a game even remotely similar to Age3, that game was ass...
love age of empiresPosted: Jul 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by papajason5
can't wait to see what they are up to.
Halo Wars 2Posted: Jul 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by Arcade_Wiz
Seems like that's in their future
We will see.Posted: Jul 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by crusader8463
Good to know someone is still making PC games but I won't get too excited about this until I see some in game screen shots orm ore info beyond "Yo dwag we be making dis game and it's gonna be off da hook chain anchor!"


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[QUOTE=Special K;1218940]One other thing I noticed: the strawberries at the farmer's market were much smaller than the ones I typically buy at the grocery store. While I would never have equated the size of the strawberries with the quality, it was something interesting that I noticed. I've seen giant packaged strawberries at the grocery store that were nearly 3" long. Do the industrial berry farms have access to superior seeds that produce strawberries that large? Is it some special technique they use? Or did the local farmer just deliberately choose to grow smaller strawberries?[/QUOTE]
My parents were both botanists and we used to pick wild strawberries during their plant sample-collecting expeditions that were TINY and more like the size of giant grapes or raspberries. They weren't super sweet either despite the fact that we only picked the ripest ones.
I think the giant strawberries are just bred artificially to have much higher sugar content, larger size, and also perhaps less nutrition? Perhaps the local farmer is growing a species that is closer to the wild strawberry type and the commercial producer is growing a species that is much more human-bred.
Keep in mind that much of what you're used to in the stores is not really how the wild counterpart looks/tastes at all... cucumbers are usually super spikey (Chinese cucumbers are still somewhat spikey), bananas are supposed to have seeds, almonds are normally poisonous, and berries are naturally more tart and much smaller.


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Brown Family
Family History
Here is our entire family history.
These ancestral Family connections cover a period of Eleven hundred and fifty years. (Gallup)
A distinguished race of people
1. Charlemagne, Emperor of the West, Born, A.D. 742, (Died 814) married Hildegarde, third wife and had -
2. Louis I. King of France; married Judieth, the Fair, and had -
3. Charles II, King of France; married Ermantrudis, and had -
4. Louis II, King of France; married Adeheid, and had -
5. Charles III, King of France; married Princess Edgiva, granddaughter of Alfred the Great, King of England and had -
6. Louis IV, King of France; married, A.D.939, Princess Gerberga De Saxe, daughter of Henry the Fowler, Emperor of Germany,
and had -
7. Charles, Duke of Lorraine, eldest son, excluded from the throne of France, married; First Borne, daughter of Godecoi
d'Aedenne, and had -
8. Gerberga, Countess of Lorraine, who married Lambert I, Count of Mous and had -
9. Lambert II, Count of Mous, who married Ode, daughter of Gothelon, Count of Lorraine, son of Duke Charles, son of Louis
IV, and had -
10. Henry II, Duke of Bradrant: married Adela of Thuringia and had -
11. Godfred I, Duke of Lower Lorraine, Brabrant, and Lother; married Ida, daughter of Albert, third Count de Namur; also
married Sophia, daughter of Henry IV, Emperor of Germany; his daughter -
12. Adelicia, the Fair Maid of Brabrant, second wife and widow of Henry I, King of England, who married second William
d'Albini, Earl of Sussex and Arundel, and had -
13. William,- Second Easl of Arundel, who married Maud St. Helliario, widow of Roger de Clare, Earl of Hetford, and had-
14. William, Third Earl of Arundel and Earl of Sussex, who married Mabili de Meschines, daughter of Hugh de Cynelisk,
(Wales) Fifth Earl of Chester, and had -
15. Lady Mabel d'Albini, who married Robert de Tatteshall, and had -
16. Emme de Tatteshall, who married Osbert de Cailly, son of Adam de Cailly, Lord of the Court Manor, and had -
17. Sir Hugh de Cailly, Lord of Oroby Manor, who married Agnes, daughter of Hamo de Hamsted, and had -
18. Sir William de Cailly, Lord of Oroby Manor, who married Catherine _________, and had -
19. John de Cailly, Lord of Oroby Manor, High Sheriff of Norfold and Suffolk, who married Maud, and had -
20. John Cayley, Lord of Normanton, who had -
21. William Cayley, Lord of Normanton, who had -
22. Jennett Cayley, sole heir, who married John Lake, Lord of the Manor of Normanton, and had -
23. John Lake of Normanton, who married Jane, daughter of Robert Drakes of Yorkshire, and had -
24. John Lake of Normanton, who had -
25. Lancelot Lake of Normanton, who married Margaret, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Twisleton, and had -
26. John Lake of Normanton, who married Catherine, daughter of John Pecke of Wakefield, and had -
27. Lancelot Lake of Normanton, who married Emma, daughter of Robert Northend of Halifax, Yorkshire, and had -
28. John Lake of Erby, Linconshire; who married ___________ Orgarby, and had -
29. Richard Lake of Erby, who married secondly, Anne, Morelly of Claxby, Linconshire, by whom he had -
30. John Lake of Erby, who married Margaret, daughter of Colonel Edmund Read of Wickford Essex, and had -
31. Hannah Lake, who married Capt. John Gallup Jr. of Stonington Conn. And had -
32. Benadam Gallup, who married Esther Prentice by whom he had -
33. Mercy Gallup, who married William Denison who had-
34. Esther Denison, who married Jonathan Wheeler, who had -
35. Prudence Wheeler, who married Joshua Holmes who had-
36. Prudence Holmes, who married Beebe Denison who had Mary (the eleventh child) -
37. Mary Denison married Daniel White who had
38. James Paul White (05/03/1835) married Abigail E. Kaple on 01/26/1862 and had
39. Mary White (08/16/1866-06/05/1934) married Frank Burton Easton (07/23/1867-02/21/1947), on July 4,1887. They had
four children:
Lottie May Easton (05/01/1891-10/10/1894)
Walter Leon Easton (02/05/1896-04/18/1952)
Alice Minerva Easton (05/06/1899-( )
Richard Orion Easton (04/05/1903-( )
40. Alice Minerva Easton (05/06/1899-02/22/1981)daughter of F.Burton & Mary White Easton married Frank Elroy Brown
(11/218/1898-03/05/1979) on May 7, 1921. They had six children:
Elroy Burton Brown (02/26/1923-05/25/1999)
Elva Bernita Brown (01/04/1925-12/12/1993
Eleanor Ruth Brown (03/17/1928
Sara Mary Brown (03/30/1930)
Stuart Philip Brown (03/30/1930-10/19/2003)
Alice Jean Brown (10/06/1933)
First Known Simeon Brown, Sr. (1802-1878)
Married Mary Washburn (1802-1850)
Marriage date unknown
Simeon (1822-1904)
Ira (1824-1901)
John (1826-
Charles (1833-1919)
Mary Ann (1836-?)
Eliza (1840-?)
Julia (1846-?)
Simeon Married Nancy Bunnell (1821-1878)
Marriage date unknown
Milan (1843-?)
William Henry (1847-1915)
Sarah (1850-1921)
Andrew (1855-?)
William Henry Married Jennie McElroy (1851-1915)
Marriage date unknown
Cora (1871-1950)
Etta (1876-?)
Andrew (1877-1948)
Simey W. (1879-1986)
Willard (1882-?)
Andrew Married Sarah Swift (1880-1921)
Marriage date unknown
Frank (1898-3/5/1979)
Richard (1900-1977)
Ruth (1908-1987)
Harold (1910-1986)
Lewis (1913-?)
Robert (1918-?)
Frank Married Alice Easton (1899-2/22/1981)
Marriage date 05/07/1921
Elroy Burton (02/26/1923)
Elva Bernita (01/04/1925)-(1993)
Eleanor Ruth (03/17/1928)
Sara Mary (03/30/1930)
Stuart Philip (03/30/1930)-(2004)
Alice Jean (10/06/1933)
Descendents of Frank Elroy Brown and Alice Minerva Easton:
Elroy Burton Married Laura Jean Hawks(07/14/30-01/14/93) on 07/24/1948 and divorced in 1972.
He remarried Nellie Taylor 5/17/25 on 12/24/79
Children of Elroy and Laura:
Carol Ann (04/16/1949)
Philip Elroy (09/25/1950)
Robert Frank (12/31/1961)
Mary Isabelle (08/23/1966)
Carol Ann Brown Married Roger D. Thornley (12/24/1979)
Roger has daughter Mary Ann ( )
Philip Elroy Brown Married Cheryl A. Carey 05/01/1970 Divorced ( )
Married Connie
Children of Philip Brown and Cheryl A. Carey:
Sean William Brown (04/04/71-06/24/05)
Timothy Philip (02/14/1973)
Kevin Robert (11/27/1975)
Heather Marie (10/24/78)
Robert Frank married Debra Lee Anderson 7/15/83 Divorced ( )
Children of Robert and Debra:
Nicole Lee ( 1984)
Shannon Jean (5/21/86)
Mary Isabelle married Edward Manning 5/21/87 Divorced ( )
Katlin Laura ( )
Sean William married ________________ on_______________
Children of Sean & ___________________
Cassandra ( )
Shane (________)
Timothy son of Philip and Cheryl married_____________________ on ____________________.
Children of Timothy and
Kevin son of Philip and Cheryl married _______________________on _____________________
Children of Kevin and
Heather daughter of Philip and Cheryl married _________________Kio On________________
Children of Heather and __________________
Elva Bernita Brown daughter of Frank & Alice Easton Brown born 1/4/25 married Neal Radice on 7/16/47.
Children of Elva and Neal Radice:
Neal Michael Radice, Jr. (2/6/48)
David Allan Radice (4/23/49)
Gary Douglas Radice (4/25/50)
Susan Alice Radice (7/16/51)
Keith Lee Radice (9/12/54)
Lori Jean Radice (2/9/59)
Kevin Jon Radice (3/5/60; 7/31/61)
Jon Kevin Radice (11/22/63)
Neal Michael Radice, Jr. son of Elva Brown & Neal Radice married Joyce Ann McMahon on 8/29/70. Divorced ____________
married Joyce Stillson on ________________.
David Allan Radice, son of Elva Brown and Neal Radice married Barbara Gray on 8/16/69.
Children born to David Radice and Barbara:
Dawn Marie Radice (6/2/70)
Tammy Barbara Radice (11/15/73)
Dawn Marie Radice married Robert Gifford ( ) on ______________
Children born to Dawn Radice and Robert Gifford:
Tammy Barbara Radice married ____________________ on _________
Children born to Tammy Radice and ______________
Gary Douglas Radice, son of Elva Brown and Neal Radice married Caroline Ballosh 7/2/70.
Children born to Gary Radice and Caroline Ballosh:
Brandon Radice (11/24/72)
Gary and Caroline divorced ______________
Gary Radice married Tammy Young 5/26/81
Children of Gary Radice and Tammy Young:
Susan Alice Radice daughter of Elva Brown and Neal Radice married Robert Henry Musall (1/4/29) on 6/23/76.
Children of Susan Radice and Robert Musall:
Kathryn Elva Musall (6/30/77)
Kara Violet Musall (8/20/78)
Emily Lori Musall (5/19/80)
Sara Alice Musall (1/3/82)
Kara Violet Musall daughter of Susan Radice and Robert Musall married Michael John Czechowicz (3/7/77) on 9/22/00
Children of Kara Musall and Michael Czechowicz:
Ainsley Jean Czechowicz (9/25/04)
Emily Lori Musall daughter of Susan Radice and Robert Musall married Justin Bernard Fronckowiak (4/25/79) on 7/19/03.
Keith Lee Radice son of Elva Brown and Neal Radice married LuAnn Mary Snyder on 11/28/81.
Children of Keith Radice and LuAnn Snyder:
Joseph Neal Radice (7/13/82)
Nicole ______ Radice ( )
Keith Radice and LuAnn Snyder divorced _____________
Keith Radice married Tracy ________________ on___________
Children to Keith Radice and Tracy______________
__________________________( )
___________________________( )
Lori Jean Radice daughter of Elva Brown and Neal Radice married John E. Kinnin 5/28/82; divorced 4/19/85.
Lori Jean Radice married Thomas F. Daniel 9/30/89.
Children of Lori Radice and Thomas Daniel:
Carly Nicole Daniel (11/10/92)
Kirk Thomas Daniel (7/27/96)
Lori Radice and Thomas F. Daniel divorced 1/14/05.
Jon Radice son of Elva Brown and Neal Radice married Deborah Leigh Schaefer (3/27/65) on 9/3/94
Children of Jon Radice and Deborah Schaefer:
Jon David Radice (12/6/99)
Benjamin James Radice (11/6/02)
Eleanor Ruth Brown married William George Smith (10/18/27, 3/10/98) on 10/14/50
Their children:
Lawrence William Smith (12/01/53)
Debra Sue Smith (5/26/56)
Russell Alex Smith (2/28/63)
Amy Jean Smith (11/2/65)
Lawrence son of Eleanor Brown and William Smith married Roseanne Baylor 04/15/78
Carrie Sue Smith (9/29/80)
Divorced 8/82
Lawrence married Sharon Ann Raines (09/24/82)
Children born to Lawrence and Sharon
Daniel Stuart Smith (05/16/83)
Philip Alan Smith (04/08/86)
Carrie Sue son of Lawrence Smith and Roseanne Baylor
Married Charles Nusbickel ( ) on 04/01/06
Debra Sue Smith married James Cain (07/28/50) on 09/04/79
Children born to Debra and James:
Brian William Cain (12/06/85)
Nathan James Cain (11/06/90)
Russell Alex Smith married Theresa Marie Brown ( ) on 02/13/87
Children born to Russell and Theresa:
Russell James Smith (05/10/87)
Angela Denise Smith (02/03/89)
Divorced 02/10/00
Amy Jean Smith married Leon Dewe ( ) on 08/17/85
Children of Amy and Leon:
Steven Lee Dewe (05/09/85)
Courtney Elaine Dewe (07/15/89)
Sara Mary Brown married William Foster Campbell(4/12/32) on 01/22/55.
Adopted Children:
Scott William Campbell (11/23/62)
Lisa Jane Campbell (12/31/65)
Scott W.Campbell son of Sara Brown and William Campbell married Alma Adams ( ) on 11/26/88.
Their children:
Alma Brynn Campbell (01/19/90)
Emily Jean Scott Campbell (06/28/91)
Scott and Alma divorced 1997
Scott W. Campbell married Kelly Anderson (1/28/ ) on 12/15/88. Kelly has daughter Candace 10/24/90.
Lisa Jane Campbell, daughter of Sara Brown and William F. Campbell married Kenneth Tidwell (11/17/66) on 6/16/93.
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very good article. I have new respect for her.
very good article. I have new respect for her.
Dear me. In one way,it's too bad she doesn't read skating boards. Then she'd know that being called "Granny" isn't because she's old. It's short for "Granny Hair". However, I'm not sure knowing that would make her happier or sadder...
^ Granny hair : http://www.absoluteskating.com/inter...uli-medals.jpg
2007 Kicky short hair http://users.atw.hu/sebestyenjulia/pic/mr.jpg
2008 fright wig hair http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/...xHaM5/340x.jpg
I think she looks best in short hair with blonde highlights.
I've always loved watching her jump! Her jumps are so high! Very reminiscent of Midori Ito and Nicole Bobek . . . her amplitude gives her jumps a spectacular effect when she does them well.
I wish Julia lots of luck!
Quotation: "Also, it is very important to have a good technical controller. If they don't like you, you can lose many points."
This is probably the saddest part of COP to me. Like there's just as much subjectivity as ever, but few acknowledge it.
Nice interview, she's so poised and thoughtful sounding.
Question: How is the "J" pronounced in Hungary? Is it like an English j, or an English "h" sound (as it would be in some Germanic languages, so her name would be pronounced "Hulia"), or is it a "y" sound (Yulia)? Thanks!
Hello, its pronounced like "Y" for example as in "Yagudin". "Yulia"
^Thanks! For some reason, "Julia" and "Yulia" are very musical sounding to me, but "Hulia" sounds terrible. I'm glad it is "Yulia"!
I know that it was her hair that inspired the "Granny" name, but I've always considered her an old-fashioned skater, with many of the virtues that skaters had back in the day: clean, powerful jumping technique on most of her jumps and finished positions in her spins. She's always been one of my favorites.