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If the judiciary is in trouble, it will spell trouble for the rest of us, citizens. In other democracies, the judiciary is supposed to be the guardian and interpreter of the rights ascribed to the people in the federal constitutions.
Reported in Malaysiakini.com, an expose on the No. 1 judge is serious and deserves our full attention.
An explosive video clip released shows senior lawyer VK Lingam in a phone conversation, purportedly with current Chief Justice Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim, allegedly fixing the appointment of 'friendly' senior judges.
Background to the Lingam tape
The grainy eight-minute video footage was taken in 2002 at senior lawyer VK Lingam's Kelana Jaya house. At that time, Mohamed Dzaiddin Abdullah was chief justice. Appointed in 2000, he was seen as a fresh break from his two previous predecessors - Mohd Eusoff Chin (1994-2000) and Abdul Hamid Omar (1988-1994). Dzaiddin was to retire in 2003, and the video showed Lingam expressing concerned that the outgoing CJ was moving his 'men' into top judiciary posts. The conversation revolved around the urgent need to get Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim, then chief judge of Malaya - the judiciary's No 3 - appointed as Court of Appeal president (No 2) and then chief justice (No 1). There was also the plan to get former attorney-general Mokhtar Abdullah, who was then a Federal Court judge, to replace Ahmad Fairuz as No 3. To do that, Lingam had roped in tycoon Vincent Tan, a close crony of then prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, a key minister in PM's Department. They were to talk to Mahathir on the appointment of judges.
Ahmad Fairuz was appointeded Court of Appeal president in December 2002 - months after the telephone conversation. Dzaiddin stepped down as CJ in 2003 and he was replaced by Ahmad Fairuz. Mokhtar, however, could not take the No 3 post as he was in coma after suffering from a fall in August 2002. He died in 2003. Ahmad Fairuz' term as CJ will end in October 2007.
This allegation is very serious because it shows that those who are affluent and in the position of power can decide the fate of the nation even to the extent of influencing government decisions. Something must be done before our democracy is threatened and jeopardized.
I would like to thank some readers who have responded to my call for action. This is our first call for action. Please send a message out on the impact and implications of a judicial fiasco in the making. Malaysians must not be made to suffer from the actions of unscrupulous people.


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Honey, don't argue with your inner critic
Mon 23 April 2012
, Tara Sophia Mohr, Wise Living
It is not a good idea to argue with your inner critic, says Tara Sophia Mohr in her recent blog for Wise Living. Because here's the thing: if you are arguing, you've already lost. You can't win arguing with someone who doesn't respect you and isn't listening to you, and the critic is the same way. Plus, have you noticed how the critic will keep producing new reasons, one after the other, about why you shouldn't do whatever it is you dream of doing?
When it is determined to prevent you from leaving your comfort zone, it will cycle through excuses like someone flipping through a Rolodex.
A = This is arrogant of you.
B = You are too busy.
C = There is too much competition.
D = You lack the self-discipline.
E = You need more education first.
F = You are a fraud.
G = It's not good enough.
H = It won't make you happy anyway.
I = It's impossible.
J = People are going to judge this harshly.
K= The kids will be deprived if you do this.
L = You are too late. You needed to start earlier.
M= Wanting this is materialistic.
N = No one cares about this. No one will listen.
O = This is the wrong order to do things in. Better do x, y, and z before you go for this.
P = You are unprepared. Better do more preparation first.
Q = Doing great work quietly is enough. No need to speak up or be aggressive. Just wait.
R = You need more financial resources before you can do this.
S = You don't have the right space to do this in. Reorganize your house to create an office first.
T = You don't have the right tools. Buy special pens instead of writing, shop for a new computer before launching the business, get the perfect website designed before telling anyone you are in business.
U = Your voice is not unique. Everyone's doing this.
V = If you promote yourself in that way, people will think you are vain.
W = You need the perfect website before you can start (fill in the blank: seeing clients, running your business, etc.)
X = You need more experience first.
Y = You are too young. No one will take you seriously, especially not people older than you.
Z = Well, maybe your critic has nothing to say with z.
The inner critic will just keep going, with one argument after another. It doesn't worry too much about choosing arguments with any relationship to reality, it's just looking for ones that will cause you a big "ouch!" or "ack! that would be terrible!" or "oooh, good point…." and cause you to send yourself right back into your familiar status quo.
If your plan is to argue away each argument it shows you, you will never finish the argument. The critic will keep you stuck at the gate – arguing with the gatekeeper, and never able to actually get on that plane that is going where you want to go.
So, what to do?
1. Notice.
Notice when your inner critic is talking to you, and label it as such. Use this list of 7 qualities of the inner critic's voice to help you recognize when your critic is speaking up.
Why is it important to know these qualities? Because when you are clear on what your critic sounds like, you can identify yours when it speaks up – and separate yourself from it's voice. You then have a choice: do I want to take direction from this irrational, fearful part of me – or not?
2. Name the critic when you hear it.
This is as simple as inwardly saying, "Oh, I"m hearing my inner critic talking now. Hi, inner critic."
3. In your own way, wave hello to it.
Blow it a kiss. Acknowledge its voice. Say, "Thank you so much for your input, but I've got this one covered." Move forward from the part of you that is desire, dreams, longing, aspiration, impulse to self-realization.
Welcome the part of you that is petrified of failure as your travelling companion, not as the one steering the ship.
Just one passenger onboard. A hysterical, over reactive, afraid one always pacing about and predicting disaster and crying salt water tears of worry onto the deck.
She isn't going anywhere, but her hysterics do not need to direct the course of journey.
This is a shortened version of Tara Mohr's blog. Read the original article on: http://www.taramohr.com/blog/
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As far as Hollywood is concerned, the center of the universe is Los Angeles. Another contingent of actors and filmmakers (most with uppity theater backgrounds) cling to the notion that the center of the universe is New York. Consequently, these locations serve as the setting of far too many movies, leaving audiences in the other 99% of the country to conclude: Who gives a shit about Los Angeles and New York besides the morons who live there?
Alex (Ben Stiller) and Nancy (Drew Barrymore) are desperately searching for an apartment in New York. Right away I ask the simple question: Why the hell don't you idiots move to a city with affordable housing? Instead, they find a duplex in Brooklyn that has one minor problem: Living on the floor above them, courtesy of rent control, is a little old lady named Mrs. Connelly (Eileen Essel). Since Mrs. Connelly appears to be 105, there's a good chance she'll kick off and Alex and Nancy can take over the upstairs.
It turns out that Mrs. Connelly is the tenant from hell and Alex's and Nancy's living situation becomes so untenable that they consider ways to kill the old bird. Again, I ask the question: Why don't you move to a city with affordable housing and no rent control where little old ladies who live upstairs can be booted out on the street simply by raising the rent?
Instead, what we get are a slew of ridiculous and somniferous decisions made by Alex and Nancy in an effort to solve their problem. There is something inexplicably off about the tone of director Danny DeVito's film. Perhaps it's rooted in the fact that he seems to gravitate to films centered on the premise of killing children's mascots ("Death to Smoochy") and little old ladies ("Throw Mama from the Train"). The right director can make such a premise funny. DeVito is not that director. Keep out of "Duplex."
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WESTFIELD — Once again, the best speller in town is Mira Mehta, a fifth-grader at Wilson Elementary School.
Mira correctly spelled the word "dishonest" to win the 28th annual Westfield Spelling Bee held at the high school here on Jan. 29. She also finished first in the same competition as a fourth-grader last year.
Amber Nanaj, a fifth-grade student at Franklin School, earned second place in the event sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club of Westfield. Sofia Regencia, who is in fourth grade at Jefferson School, won third place.
These top-three spellers will go on to represent Westfield at the Central New Jersey region spelling bee in late February.
Twenty students competed in the spelling bee final on Jan. 29. Ten of them were the top finishers from the preliminary round for fifth-graders held on Jan. 27. The other 10 were the best spellers from the fourth-grade competition held Jan. 28.
"We were thrilled to have so many fabulous participants this year," said Erica Link with the Junior Woman's Club of Westfield.
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AUBURN, MI — Iron Man Mick is on the medal hunt again.
Bay City Western hosts the Bay County Wrestling Championships on Saturday, looking for a third consecutive crown. And the Warriors are led by a two-time individual champion who is tougher than steel.
Mickey Gosselin, a 17-year-old senior from Auburn, wrestles with the passion and the strength to earn the nickname Iron Man Mick. And he's used that approach to make a run at a Bay County threepeat.
"Every year I come in and use different moves," Gosselin said. "But to me it feels the same as last year."
Gosselin brings a 7-0 record at 140 pounds into the championships, which begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at Western and feature Bay County rivals Bay City Central, Bangor John Glenn, Essexville Garber and Pinconning. In the 26-year history of the event, 21 wrestlers have won three or more titles.
And Western coach Steve Goss likes Gosselin's chances of joining that group.
"He comes up with a lot of unique technique," Goss said. "He comes out of bad positions and still scores."
Gosselin has competed in the championships every season, losing to a Bay City Central wrestler in the finals his freshman year before winning back-to-back titles the next two seasons. He followed up both Bay County titles with Saginaw Valley League titles later in the season.
"They were really exciting for me," Gosselin said. "It was a sense of relief that I knew I was getting better and could sustain my wrestling."
According to Goss, Gosselin differs from a lot of top area wrestlers in that he didn't take part in any youth wrestling programs. Instead, Gosselin got into the sport through eighth-grade football when he and several teammates were introduced to wrestling by another friend on the roster.
"I've stuck with it ever since," Gosselin said adding he loves the individual effort needed to succeed in the sport. "It's the goals you can set for yourself and reach them."
The 2012-13 season is already a milestone one for Gosselin. During a dual meet against Mount Pleasant earlier this year, he notched his landmark 100th career victory.
"That was a really exciting moment, not many people get that many," Gosselin said. "I was really happy I was one of the few."
Goss said Gosselin is both a good student and one of the team's leaders. He described him as both a good sportsman and positive leader to his Warrior teammates.
"He leads by example and encourages others," Goss said.
In addition to wrestling, Gosselin also competes for Western in football and lacrosse. He plays on the defensive line in football, at the tough nose guard position, a responsibility that helps him with wrestling.
"I feel they all complement each other," Gosselin said. "I started wrestling to get in shape for football... Wrestling kept me smaller and helped me get a lot more toned."
Gosselin isn't the only wrestler going for Bay County title No. 3 this weekend. Western's Charles Proctor and Jacob Alarie, Central's Davon Jackson and Garber's Joe Foret are all two-time defending champions.


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The Saturdays to Come
Off-schedule, outgained, and very nearly on-the-ropes.
That was just the first half of No. 18 Nebraska's narrow 37-34 win over Wyoming.
If you thought the scare stats from 2012 were a thing of the past, that wasn't the case in week one. Wyoming rolled to 602 total yards on Saturday, not as bad as last year's Big Ten championship game (640 yards) or the UCLA game (653) but the Cowboys aren't exactly the Badgers or Bruins either.
"I don't think the effort was poor, the guys played hard," defensive coordinator John Papuchis said. "We gave up 300 yards rushing and 300 yards passing, there's a lot of improvement to do in every aspect of what we do."
But the total yards weren't the worst of it. Wyoming, behind the brilliant play of quarterback Brett Smith, tallied 35 first downs. That's the most in school history. Another record – and not the kind a team wants – falls.
The Cowboys averaged an astonishing 9.98 yards per play on first down. Wyoming picked up 22 of its record 35 first downs on first down. It's hard to have success as a defense that way.
And here's the alarming thing if you follow the Huskers: First down is the chess match of football. A clean slate for both sides. Everything's even meaning that success or failure on first down comes down to scheme, talent, and match-ups.
Nothing about Wyoming's success in that specific phase of the game reflects well on Nebraska right now.
"I haven't changed my assessment of what this team needs to be defensively," coach Bo Pelini said following the game. "I still think we're going to be just fine. It wasn't like we just got overpowered at times. There were just some things that we didn't react to, which is an experience thing. Maybe an understanding thing."
Pelini will be one of the few sticking to his view of the Huskers' defense in the days to come. It was getting trashed on Twitter before the game was an hour old. The boys on College Game Day will mention the numbers next week. Nebraska will likely drop, slightly, in the polls. That's the speed of the college football universe these days. It's almost instant.
And that might be the best thing for Nebraska's beleaguered defenders right now. For anyone who's not invested in the Huskers' fortunes this season, they've already been written off. Forgotten. Fans of rival Big Ten teams will see the stats, laugh, and move on. Some Nebraska fans might too.
But here's the truth: Nebraska's defense didn't need to be good in week one. Many hoped it would be. The coaches were cautiously optimistic, but it didn't have to be good on Saturday. Nebraska still won.
The Huskers defense likely won't have to be great next week either. Southern Miss lost to Texas State at home this week. Nebraska's offense, despite some early game sluggishness, put up 500 yards and had four players rush for more than 75 on Saturday. It is good enough to carry a lot of the load.
The defense will have to be better, however, in two weeks when UCLA and another mobile quarterback with experience visits. But it's not two weeks from now. Given the youth Nebraska is playing on that side of the ball, weeks feel like years.
"Opening games are very, very frustrating," Papuchis said. "Unless you're just physically, overwhelmingly more talented than the team you're going against, opening days are hard. My brother is a coach now at K-State and I guarantee you they'd rather be 1-0 than 0-1. I'll take the 1-0 but we gotta get much better."
Nebraska wasn't much better on Saturday but Saturday wasn't the season.
That's not an apology for how the team played, it's reality. Sometimes reality is disappointing.
Just like the win over Wyoming.


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I don't think there should be naming laws except for certain names [Lucifer] etc.Current Favorite Names♀ Gotham | Hessian | Salem
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May 2nd, 2013 12:31 PM #18
Thanks, Berries! It's quite interesting to hear about naming rules in other countries.All the best,
May 3rd, 2013 08:03 PM #20
Funny, this made big news in Australia a couple of days ago and I listened to a radio program discussing Australia's naming laws and whether they should be tightened. At the moment, you can call your child anything you want, unless it's deemed offensive or contains unpronouncable symbols. The general consensus from callers to the radio program was that our rules should be tighter! However, I'm not sure about banning Lucifer. Yes, it has bad connotations, but so do a lot of other accepted names.~ Mother of Violet Elizabeth Rose ~
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I think the government is completely justified....wouldn't want to give NZ a bad name...
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I agree with the ban to a certain extent. I worked in our school board county administration and saw some terrible names. Snow White. Bud Wiser. Uterus Rose. Seriously? You just cannot fix stupid. These names are for life and parents should think about their children's lives when naming them. Why should the child have to change it later?
It is nice to love the child as much along with the name of the child!!


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Add some cheer to your kitchen by decorating your dish soap bottles. This is a guide about decorating dish soap bottles.
Do the dishes with a smile! Make one of these unique "dish dollies" to put next to your kitchen sink. This is a great way to turn odd bits of fabric, trim, beads and other craft supplies into a useful and unique hostess or bridal shower gift, too. Best of all, the dish dollies are refillable, so your creativity can be enjoyed for months to come.
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By Claire from Phoenix, AZ
This dish soap bottle apron is very simple to make. You can use any color combinations that you want. I like making these for my friends and family around the holidays. I make them for Christmas as they are very affordable to make. You can use your scrap material instead of throwing it away. It does not take much time or money to make these little aprons. I think they are so cute and if they get dirty you can throw them in the washing machine.
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Shake Shack opened its doors in Winter Park on July 30, bringing New York-original burgers, shakes, fries and more.
Shake Shack CEO Randy Garutti hosted a housewarming party at the Winter Park location the evening before the opening. The party included sampling of menu items and live music.
Gurutti expressed his excitement for the newest addition to Shake Shack. He and his team have been working on the Winter Park location for over a year. Guests can dine inside the restaurant or on the beautiful outdoor porch that sits on Lake Killarney.
The biggest concern for Gurutti is the lack of parking.
"I am very happy for the success of Trader Joe's," Gurutti said. "But I am also concerned about our business because of the lack of parking. However, I know it will all work out."
Shake Shack's menu items range from a variety of specialty burgers, "Flat-top Dogs," fries, custards, wines and more. They even offer "Woof" treats for your four-legged family members.
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Westside Rob asked me a question on Thursday afternoon.
"Would you rather Fleener be gone when the Colts pick and live with doubt about the new regime, or do you want him to be available and have them pass on him?"
I didn't hesitate.
"I hope he's there. I hope they take him. I refuse to give up hope."
Rob asked me the question because he knows full well I've been despondent over the direction of the team thanks to ominous comments made by Chuck Pagano a few months ago. I had grave concerns about the future of the team. The modern NFL is built on the passing game, and only fools and the Cleveland Browns think otherwise.
While the first pick on Thursday was the one that will ultimately define the future course of the Colts franchise, the first pick on Friday was the one that will most influence the short term. Coby Fleener represented a fork in the road. Would the Colts take a dynamic receiving weapon or go with Courtney Upshaw, a dynamic defensive weapon?
As Coby Fleener sat on the draft board, we all wondered the same thing: Will they take him?
When the Colts moved on Fleener, there was euphoria in Indianapolis, but some doubt still lingered in my mind. After all, taking a tight end doesn't exactly portend a modern passing offense. I'll grant you that Fleener is about as modern as a tight end gets (that means he can't block for crap), but whatever. There was still room for doubt.
After the pick of Dwayne Allen, however, I was positively giddy. Allen was the second ranked tight end in the draft, and many had him graded higher than Fleener. His selection instantly gave the Colts an identity. I always felt that the move away from two tight ends after the 2006 season was a huge mistake. The Colts during the first eight years of Manning's career were always a two tight end team.
In just two picks, the Colts had managed to create an offensive identity, and instantly provided Andrew Luck with someone to throw the ball to, but it got better from there. They moved up in the end of the third round to land T.Y. Hilton, a slot receiver.
There was no question about what the Colts were trying to do: build a passing offense.
They finished out the best first five picks possible by taking Josh Chapman, a credible nose tackle. As much as fans worried about corners (and I worried about safeties), nose tackle was the one position where the Colts had no options at all. At every other position, they could at least 'fake it', but none of the nose options on the roster made any sense.
While the last five picks didn't wow me, it really doesn't matter. The first five were solid gold and revealed a team that has its head screwed on straight. Offense, particularly passing offense, is the way to build a consistent winner. The Colts last decade was built on surrounding Peyton Manning with as much offensive talent as possible and maximizing his skills. It would have made no sense at all to take Luck and then neuter him by selecting a gaggle of guards and fullbacks.
The defense will obviously need help before the team becomes a contender. This is still just a four-win roster, despite a good draft. However, with one more draft and a solid free agency period next year to plug some holes, and the Colts will be on their way to a competitive season.
I still have deep, deep concerns about Chuck Pagano, and I have reason to believe that he very much meant what he said about 'run the ball and stop the run'. However, I'm not worried about Ryan Grigson at all anymore. He's obviously bright and in tune with where the NFL is going. He's taken a major step toward building the Colts the right way, the way they were built before. Coaches come and go, but the front office is where success is born. Chuck Pagano can be an offensive neanderthal for all I care. I survived Jim Mora; I can outlast Pagano too.
This draft gave me hope for the future, and I'm thrilled to say I was wrong. When you watch the shenanigans of the Browns, you realize how hopeless things are when you have a terrible front office.
It's probably too much to ask for another offensive golden age in Indianapolis, but it looks like we are about to embark on the Silver Age of football in Colts country.
I was wrong, and I couldn't be more thrilled.


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After wrapping up his brief but 'successful' visit to Bangladesh, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe left here for Colombo on Sunday morning to hold talks with the Sri Lankan leadership on bilateral issues.
Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali saw Prime Minister Abe off at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. Japanese Ambassador in Dhaka Shiro Sadoshima was also present.
The special flight carrying the Japanese PM and his entourage took off from Dhaka airport at 10:40 am, said an official.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Japanese counterpart at a summit meeting on Saturday iterated their resolve to widen bilateral relationship under the framework of 'Comprehensive Partnership' ensuring mutual benefit through active engagement on bilateral, regional, international and multilateral issues.
The two Prime Ministers welcomed that the two countries shared a view on the direction of economic cooperation to be pursued under the initiative of the Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt (BIG-B) and the need for strengthening collaboration and cooperation in project formulation and implementation through policy dialogue.
They shared their intention to carry out cooperation in the areas of transport network improvement, stable power supply, urban development such as economic zone development, and private sector development such as financial accessibility promotion.
Abe along with his wife, Aki Abe, and 150-member delegation arrived here on Saturday afternoon on the brief but crucial official visit, aiming to expand and deepen 'Comprehensive Partnership' between the two friendly nations and with a special focus on investment issues.
The less than 24-hour official visit took place after 14 years since the visit of then Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori to Bangladesh in 2000.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also met President M Abdul Hamid and Leader of the Opposition in Parliament Raushon Ershad in addition to his other programs. BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia also met Abe at Sonargaon Hotel.
The Japanese Prime Minister addressed the Bangladesh-Japan Economic Forum, jointly organized by the Bangladesh Board of Investment (BoI), Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) at the Sonargaon Hotel.
Sheikh Hasina hosted a banquet in honour of her Japanese counterpart at Sonargaon Hotel, which was followed by a cultural program on Saturday evening.
Abe visited the National Mausoleum in Savar and paid tribute to martyrs of the War of Independence in 1971 and later the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum at Dhanmondi.
This (Sunday) morning, the Japanese Prime Minister visited the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Dhaka University before leaving for the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo.
During Hasina's visit to Japan, Abe also pledged to give some 600 billion yen ($5.71 billion) in official development assistance to Bangladesh over the next four to five years, starting in fiscal 2015.
Hasina visited Japan from May 25-28 at Abe's invitation when they had a summit meeting on May 26.
Japan PM wraps up his Dhaka tour
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In the midst of her divorce from actor Eddie Cibrian, Brandi Glanville is taking the opportunity to speak out against her rival, country singer LeAnn Rimes.
At the TAO/LAVO anniversary party in Las Vegas Saturday night, Glanville, 36, acknowledged that she has had a neighborhood run-in with Cibrian's current girlfriend that was "not pleasant."
Rimes, 27, and Cibrian, 36, took their romance public in August and have recently been staying at a house near the home Glanville used to share with Cibrian.
Still, the estranged couple – who are parents to sons Mason, 6, and Jake, 2 – "definitely save face for the kids – absolutely, they are the most important things in both our lives," Glanville said. In fact, Cibrian was watching the kids during Glanville's weekend in Sin City.
Glanville added that she was in Las Vegas with girlfriends for a "divorce celebration-slash-get-away-from-your-life party. I'm just here to enjoy myself and relax."
As for Rimes, who filed for divorce from Dean Sheremet on Sept. 1, "she can have most of everything," said Glanville, "just not my children and my family."
A friend of Rimes says of Glanville's comments, "This is absurd. It just sounds like someone's desperately trying to extend their 15 min here. Everyone else has moved on."
Brandi Glanville: Ex Eddie Cibrian and I 'Save Face for the Kids'
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Short Hops March 5
Konawaena baseball benefit golf tournament Sunday
The Konawaena baseball team's Dugout Club will host a benefit golf tournament at 7:30 a.m. Sunday at Kona Country Club's Ocean Course. Registration begins at 6:30 a.m., and a shotgun start will follow.
The entry fee is $100 per person, and a maximum of two mulligans per person may be purchased for $10.
The fee includes golf, cart, lunch and prizes. There will also be a closest to the pin contest on all par 3s.
The deadline to enter is Thursday.
For more information, call 322-2595.
Kona Sailing Club opening day Sunday
Kona Sailing Club will mark the opening day of its spring series Sunday. The spring series is held on alternating Sundays, beginning March 10 and continuing through May 5.
Skippers need to register at Kona Sailing Club, on the north side of Honokohau Harbor at 9:30 a.m. Entry fee is $15 per boat, and there will be two monohull and one multihull fleet. A catered meal, awards and social will follow the race at approximately 4 p.m. The cost for the meal is $10, and reservations should be made by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information about the club, go to konasailingclub.org. For race info, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 989-0993.
Big Island Candies tournament May 10
The Big Island Senior Golf Tournament will be held May 10 at the Waikoloa Kings Course. This event is open to all Big Island residents aged 55 or older and is sponsored by the Big Island Candies Foundation, Waikoloa Kings Course and the Hawaii County Department of Parks and Recreation.
Residents can enter the tournament as a foursome or individually. The tournament fee is $90 per person, which includes greens fees, cart, lunch, and gratuities. Slots are available to the first 140 entrants on a first come, first served basis.
The tournament format is 18 holes, low net with an established handicap index as of March 2013. The maximum handicap index is 40. All USGA and special course rules will apply. Golfers will be divided into four flights, men and women aged 55-64, and men and women 65 and older.
Tournament entry forms will be available beginning Monday at the West Hawaii Special Programs office West Hawaii Civic Center, Building B, Hilo Kamana Senior Center, Keaau Community Center and by appointment at the Naalehu and Waimea Coordinated Services for the Elderly office.
Tournament fees must accompany completed registration forms to be confirmed. The deadline for submission of entry forms and payments is April 25. Completed forms and payment will only be accepted at the West and East Hawaii Elderly Recreation offices.
For more information, call Kelly Hudik at the Elderly Recreation office in Kona at 323-4340 or Iris Yugawa in Hilo at 961-8710.
Hawaii Junior Golf Day Saturday
The Hawaii State Junior Golf Association and the Aloha Section PGA will hold the second annual Hawaii Junior Golf Day on Saturday. The purpose of the event is to introduce Hawaii's keiki between the ages of 5 and 17 to the game of golf.
New golfers and beginners are encouraged to attend.
Big Island golfers can participate at Mauna Kea Golf Course or Makalei Golf Club.
Children can register at HSJGA.org. Age-appropriate golf equipment will be provided.
Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. with games, clinics and activities running from 9 to 11 a.m. PGA professionals and volunteers will teach clinics.
Run for Hops Saturday
Peoples Advocacy for Trails Hawaii will hold the sixth running of the Kona Brewers Festival Run For Hops at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. The start and finish will be at BMW of Hawaii on Loloku Street, which is a new host location this year.
This event, which is part the official Kona Brewers Festival suite of events, is a fundraiser benefiting the PATH Bike Ed Safety Program for Hawaii Island fourth-graders.
Entry forms and in-person registration are available at Bike Works in Kona and Bikeworks Beach & Sports at the Queens' Marketplace in Waikoloa. Limited race-day registration is available from 6:15 to 7 a.m. Online registration and a downloadable copy of the entry form are also available at pathhawaii.org under the events tab.
Questions regarding Run For Hops can be directed to John Simmerman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Linder a guest on Emily T. Gail Show
Ken Linder, author of "Your Killer Emotions: The 7 Steps to Mastering the Toxic Emotions, Urges, and Impulses That Sabotage You," is a guest on this week's Emily T. Gail Show, which is available under "lineup" at espnhawaii.com and as an iTunes podcast.
Linder is an agent for nationally known hosts Matt Lauer, Lester Holt, Sanjay Gupta, Robin Meade and Mario Lopez. He will answer questions such as, "What can we learn from the emotionally charged decisions of our star athletes and sportscasters? Did they let their best judgment and evaluative processes become severely compromised or completely dismantled by their urges and impulses? And as a direct result, did they make highly self-sabotaging choices?"
For information on the Emily T. Gail Show, contact Gail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Past shows are available at facebook.com/emilytgailtalkstory, iTunes and espnhawaii.com.
Waverider Triathlon Club race March 17
The Waverider Triathlon Club will host the 5K Leprechaun-a-thon and Sham-Walk at 7 a.m. March 17. Registration will run from 6 to 6:40 a.m.
The registration fee will be $12 before Sunday and $15 thereafter.
People can sign up on active.com or pick up a race form from Bike Works Kona or the Big Island Running Co. For more information, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
KGMA hunting permits available
The Department of Land and Natural Resources will grant muzzleloader animal control permits for feral goats and feral sheep at Kaohe Game Management Area through April 14.
Kaohe Game Management Area is an archery unit for game mammals with no bag limit for sheep and goats. To increase public harvest efficiency of feral goats and sheep, DLNR's Division of Forestry and Wildlife is allowing the use of muzzleloaders for licensed hunters by permit.
Permits will be available at the Kilohana check station for muzzleloader for feral goats and sheep with no bag limit, but every effort must be made to retrieve and harvest animals within designated areas.
Hunters must use every safety precaution in using muzzleloaders. Blaze orange is required for all hunters in Kaohe GMA, including archery hunters.
DLNR is increasing hunter participation in Kaohe GMA to protect Palila Critical Habitat from overgrazing of mamane trees from feral goats and sheep. Further information may be obtained by contacting the DOFAW offices in Hilo at 974-4221 or in Waimea at 887-6063.
Oyama Invitational March 17
The 19th annual Oyama Invitational Judo Tournament will be held at 8:30 a.m. March 17 at the Konawaena Gymnasium. It will be hosted by the Kona Hongwanji Judo Club, and the public is welcome to attend.
For more information, contact Adele Harrington at email@example.com.
Beginner golf classes for women
Golf professional Rob Wohlgemuth will offer a five-week series of beginner golf lessons for women at Makalei Golf Club beginning March 16.
The classes are open to all women interested in the basics of golf. Classes meet five consecutive Saturdays from 8 to 10 a.m.
The cost for all five classes is $50. To enroll, call Wohlgemuth at 937-0130.
Luck of the Irish tournament March 18
The 11th annual Luck of the Irish Golf Tournament, a benefit for the Hawaii Island United Way, will be held March 18 at The Club at Hokulia. The campaign goal is $1.2 million.
There will be a pre-tournament gala from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 17.
Tournament registration starts at 8 a.m. March 18 at Hokulia with a 10 a.m. shotgun start. For details and golf application, log onto hiuw.org or call the Hawaii Island United Way office at 935-6393. The public is invited to attend the Sunday kickoff event. Tickets may be purchased for $50 per person.
Kai Ehitu golf tournament April 6
Kai Ehitu Canoe Club will hold its inaugural benefit golf tournament April 6 at Kona Country Club. Registration begins at 7 a.m., and shotgun start follows at 8 a.m.
The $110 registration fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and awards.
For more information, or to make donations, call Tifani at 769-1309 or Christel at 333-8450, or go to kaiehitu.org.
College-prep basketball camp June 3-7
Hawaii Island Hoops will hold its college-prep basketball camp June 3-7 at the Kekuaokalani Gym. Registration is ongoing.
The camp includes Nike SPARQ Training, daily fundamental training workouts, shooting clinics, defensive breakdowns, team offense, individual skills competitions, team tournament and championship game. There will also be a 3-point shootout, free-throw and slam dunk contests, all-star games and awards ceremony.
The camp is open to boys ages 13-19 that are looking to improve their skills and learn a college-style program. The registration fee is $350 and includes instruction from NCAA, NAIA and junior college players and coaches, and evening college-prep seminars on academic requirements, financial aid and athletic recruitment.
All meals are included in the registration fee.
To register, visit HawaiiIslandHoops.com or facebook.com/hawaiiislandhoops. For more information, contact Director Andy Smith at 937-3082 or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Weekly golf tourney results
M&M Ladies Golf Club
Feb. 26 results
c A flight low net scores: 1. Shoko Ioh 68; 2. (tie) Diana Butler 72; 2. Louise Fenton 72
c B flight low net scores: 1. Robyn Perry 62; 2. Mitsuyo Oshima 65; 3. Marian Mark 70
c Low putts: Judy Pettersen 30
c Chip-ins: Robyn Perry (3); Shoko Ioh (11); Diana Butler (13); Mary Desisto (17)
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Thursday's results
c A flight scores: 1. Mary Desisto 43; 2. Kay Bryant 42; 3. Deanna Spooner 39
c B flight scores: 1. Nan Powell 43; 2. Shirley Clark 41; 3. (tie) Trish Kimball 35; 3. Mona Peck 35
c Chip-ins: Kay Bryant (14); Mary Desisto (18); Margaret Dewers (18)
c Birdies: Kay Bryant (12); Margaret Dewers (18)
c Closest to the pin: Shirley Clark (3); Margaret Dewers (6); Sandy Price (12); Nan Powell (16)
c Note: Members played "point par."
Keauhou Kona Men's Golf Club
Saturday's results
c A flight low net scores: 1. Jason Zadig Ra 66; 2. Garry Rai 67; 3. (tie) Bob Marten 69; 3. Mike Robinson 69
c B flight low net scores: 1. Olie Olsen 64; 2. Bill Olafson 66; 3. Phil Wagner 67
c Closest to the pin: Olie Olsen (3); Garry Rai (5); Bil Olafson (12); Steve Kimes (17A); Bill Andrews (17B)
c Low gross score: Jason Zadig Ra 63
Big Island Country Club
Wednesday's results
c Scores: 1. Ron Nelson/Mike McKay/Don Wood/Nozomi Wood 50.87; 2. Barb Millslagle/Swen Willadsen/Al Droscoski/Rick Dvorak 52.44; 3. Bob Raatz/Diane Raatz/Bob Eder/Rita Eder 52.83
c Note: Members played four-person scramble at BICC Members Ohana Day.
Saturday's results
c Scores: 1. Garland Lowe/Don Wood/Reed Bender/Steve Rickard 23 under; 2. Tom Johnson/Frosty Johnson/Bob Raatz/Mike McKay 18 under
c Low net scores: 1. Bob Raatz 68; 2. Reed Bender 69
c Closest to the hole: Dave Ruthruff (5); Judy Sudnikovich (8); Grant Wilson (13); Al Akana (17)
c Note: Members played "four person team, two low net."
Makalei Kolepa Hui
Saturday's results
c A flight low net scores: 1. Dave Peters 67; 2. Joel Sparks 68
c B flight low net scores: 1. Mike Query 66; 2. Ed Skelton 70
c Closest to the pin: Ralph Sallee (2); Stan Dodd (5); Joel Sparks (12); Joe Scarber (15)


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Bee venom helping relieve painUPDATED 11:00 PM CDT May 12, 2014
Honey Bee venom is being used to help take away knee pain.Video Transcript
THEY CAN BE ANNOYING, EVEN SOMETIMES DEADLY. BUT TONIGHT, SOME SAY BEES COULD RELIEVE YOUR PAIN. A LITTLE TREATMENT COULD CHANGE YOU. KOCO'S BREE STEFFEN FINDS OUT HOW BEES ARE TAKING THE ACHES AWAY. IT'S NEW AT 10. Hillcrest Clinical Research in Oklahoma City is turning to honey bee venom to take the sting out of knee pain. Dr. Vicki Conrad, Principal Investigator - Clip 15 27:13 "We very quickly have seen some of our subjects just respond beautifully and they're much better." The venom is collected, processed in a lab, then shipped in these vials. It's later mixed with Lidocaine so the injection isn't painful. I had to test that out for myself. Bree Standup Sequence: Clip 23 50:41 "We're using a saline solution to give you a better idea of how this treatment is given. First, the doctor uses a syringe full of purified bee venom and injects it in a few small areas right around the knee." Clip 24 51:52 "As she sticks me, it's just a little pinch and then the skin starts to bubble up. Don't really feel anything right yet. That's it. That's it." 52:12 "That wasn't bad." Clip 23 51:06 "This treatment is relatively new in the U.S. but it's actually been around for thousands of years." Dr. Vicki Conrad, Principal Investigator - Clip 15 28:10 "It is amazing. And what I've found in talking with the different subjects is that some are more amazed than others, some are saying like Oh my grandmother used to do this, she'd get bees.' Some seem familiar with it. But it will provide us a whole new way of looking at treating osteoarthritis of the knee." A new treatment for pain that has people buzzing about the possibilities. In Oklahoma City, Bree Steffen, KOCO 5 News. HOW MUCH DOES THIS COST? WELL, IT'S STILL IN CLINICAL TRIALS. IF YOU CHOOSE TO GET THE SHOT, YOU GET A 50-DOLLAR STIPEND. TIME WILL ONLY TELL IF INSURANCE WILL COVER IT. CALL THE CLINIC TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY.
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Street Closures For Swiss Wine Festival Parade
Press release from Indiana Department of Transportation
(Vevay, Ind.) – The Indiana Department of Transportation has issued a permit to close the intersection of State Roads 56 and 156 this Saturday morning, August 23 for the Swiss Wine Festival Parade at Vevay that proceeds from Main Street to the fairgrounds.
As many as 90 floats, antique cars and marching units will participate in this year's parade which marks the 42nd year of wine fest events staged along the riverfront focusing on the rich cultural heritage of Switzerland County. Local police will direct traffic around the 9:30-11:30 a.m. closure.
Vevay's four-day festival features wine pavilion and beer garden, an array of food vendors, arts and crafts, polka dancers and children in Swiss costumes, games and concerts.
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This review is from: The Last of Us
Pros: This game is almost seamless! Very short (if any) load times, smooth cut-scenes. Tons of pre-caching so you don't have to wait to play the next piece of the game!
Good graphics, nice to watch/play.
The weapon customization element is nice too. I can buff out the weapons I like to use and leave the weapons I don't like to use alone. Plus there are lots of stashes through the game to get better gear.
The best part of this game though, is the STORY! All the big blockbuster games since the start of console gaming have focused on graphics and gameplay. While these are essential elements for a good game, they never had a really good story. The story in this game is awesome! It sucks me in like a good book! I can play for hours and not even notice the time passing.
--This is the new paradigm for the next generation of adventure gaming!--
Cons: Hmm...maybe a coop mode would be good?READ FULL REVIEW
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It will play the movie/music to the TV, but just no picture.
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Mountain range in Central Asia. It meets the Karakoram and Himalaya from the West to complete a wall of mountains between the subcontinet and the rest of Asia.
Western Ghats
A chain of eroded mountains in India that forms part of a triangle of rugged hills. It prevents yearly rainy winds from reaching the Deccan Plateau.
the process by which rock materials are broken down by the action of physical or chemical processes
Ganges River
Located in India, this river is considered sacred to Hindus and is used for spiritual cleansing, funeral rites, and other Hindu rituals.
Shaking and vibration at the surface of the earth resulting from underground movement along a fault plane of from volcanic activity


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This is a discussion on Re: OpenSSL 0.9.8i but (Library: OpenSSL 0.9.8c) - resolved - Openssl ; On Thu October 23 2008, patrick wrote: > hi all, > > it's now working (including apache / mod-ssl). i had to: > > ------------------ > debian etch > ------------------ > openssl > ./config --prefix=/usr/local --openssldir=/etc/ssl shared threads > > ...
On Thu October 23 2008, patrick wrote:
> hi all,
> it's now working (including apache / mod-ssl). i had to:
> ------------------
> debian etch
> ------------------
> openssl
> ./config --prefix=/usr/local --openssldir=/etc/ssl shared threads
> apache
> ./configure ...... --enable-ssl --with-ssl=/usr/local
> BUT i had to replace the libs in /usr/lib/i686/cmov (ssl / crypto) with the
> new ones (found in /usr/local/lib/). found this with ldd httpd. i don't know
> if it will mess my system... any debian user?
The obvious thing to do is check the directroy search list in
/etc/ld.so.conf which is either a list of directories for the loader
to search, or one or more "include" statements of directories that
contain the list fragments.
The non-obvious thing to check is the default search list compiled
into the loader. You might have to apt-get source the version of glibc
your using to find that.
In glibc-2.7 for Debian/Lenny - Debian patches the default search list:
Standard default:
Debian addition by patch:
Those "default" directories are searched _after_ the configuration listed
The description of your change tells me that /usr/lib/i686/cmov gets searched
_prior_ to the default /usr/local/lib - either by a text entry in ld.so.conf
or one of the directories in conf includes or by a patch to glibc.
Physically moving the libraries leaves the installation "out of sync" with
where your package manager "thinks" it put the most recent update.
Better that you put them back, and edit the config file.
Which, because of the prefix you specified when you built the libraries,
means putting /usr/local/lib early rather than late in the search.
Now that might break things.
Take a deep breath, undo what you have done,
rebuild with a --prefix=/something/for/my/custom/libraries
then, after the install process, if the makefile did not put
your custom directory into ld.so.conf (or put it in the wrong place)
hand edit ld.so.conf to put your custom directory early in the
search order; then run ld.config; that should fix you up.
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Heineken is kicking off its 140th birthday celebrations with a promotion that is asking fans to redesign its bottle – creating a remixed bottle of the future.
The promotion, entitled 'Remix Our Future,' takes 140 years of Heineken design and offers fans the chance to play with Heineken's archive of images in search for a brand new bottle via an online design hub – www.yourfuturebottle.com.
The archive includes a wide variety of Heineken treasures, such as first bottle labels and iconic early 20th century ads. Designers get the chance to make their mark on a highly recognised global brand, in the second year of Heineken's successful Future Bottle Design Challenge.
Once the deadline has passed, 30 user-submitted designs will be selected for a shortlist and will then go on to be exhibited at Milan's prestigious Design Week in April 2013.
The winner of the challenge will have the unique experience of seeing their design become reality as Heineken's special 2013/2014 Limited Edition bottle that will be enjoyed by people around the world. Subsequently that winning design will then be remixed by digital design pioneer, Joshua Davis, to create a special gift-pack that will house the winning design bottle.
Joshua will join Mark, along with Cool Hunting editor Evan Orensten and PechaKucha's Mark Dytham, to judge the designs. Joshua says: "Remixing interests me so much because nothing ever really finishes – there's always some sort of mutation or hybrid in design. Remix for me means taking things that are established and changing them in a way so that they become something new and unexpected."
He continues: "It's rare to get the freedom to play with the design DNA of a huge global brand and I'm excited to see where people take it."
If you would like to submit your own Heineken bottle design, the closing date of the competition is the 1st March 2013.
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MARTINSBURG -A Martinsburg man shot by police last year while allegedly threatening to stab an officer with a railroad spike has elected to face trial rather than accept a plea offer that could have seen him plead not guilty by reason of insanity.
Douglas C. Butler, 45, was named in a one-count indictment by a Berkeley County grand jury in May charging him with felony attempted malicious assault in connection with the March 11, 2012, incident, during which he was accused of threatening Martinsburg Police Patrolman David McDonald.
Butler appeared with his attorney, Thomas Stanley, Tuesday before West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit Judge John Yoder for a hearing in the case.
Butler had appeared before Yoder last week for a status hearing in the case, during which Berkeley County Prosecutor Pamela Games-Neely indicated the man wanted to go to trial. The hearing was continued after Butler, at one point, indicated he would be willing to accept a plea offer that would allow him to plead not guilty by reason of insanity despite having earlier told his attorney, Thomas Stanley, that he wanted to go to trial.
The hearing was continued until Tuesday to allow Stanley to speak with his client again to resolve the issue.
Games-Neely previously extended the plea offer after a forensic psychologist's evaluation of Butler, who has a history of schizophrenia, found that Butler was fit to stand trial, but most likely was not mentally competent at the time of the alleged crime.
Stanley confirmed for the court Tuesday that his client does wish to proceed with a trial.
The defense is left with two avenues, a defense that Butler didn't commit the crime as charged and a defense that Butler cannot be held criminally responsible for the crime because he was not competent at the time of the alleged offense.
"One is an outright acquittal. The other is not guilty by reason of insanity," Stanley said.
Yoder subsequently scheduled a trial in the case for March 26.
Butler, who is incarcerated at Eastern Regional Jail, was arraigned on the one-count indictment in August. He had been scheduled to go trial Nov. 27, but his trial was continued last year so that he could undergo a mental health evaluation.
According to court records, on March 11, police responded to the 400 block of Winchester Avenue for a report of a subject who had broken a car window and was threatening a tenant with a sharp object. About 45 minutes later, McDonald spotted a man matching the suspect's description walking on Norwalk Avenue. McDonald stopped his vehicle and called out to the suspect on his police radio, records show.
As McDonald exited his vehicle, Butler allegedly walked toward him with a railroad spike in his right hand, raised above his shoulder in a stabbing position. McDonald ordered the suspect to the ground several times, but Butler didn't comply with the orders. McDonald backed away, drew his weapon and told Butler to get on the ground and to drop the weapon. Butler told McDonald to do it as he came closer to him, records show.
"As the suspect neared the officer, McDonald, who was in fear for his safety, then fired one round at the suspect, which caused him to be struck in the chest," records state.
Butler was taken into custody after another officer used a Taser to bring him under control.
He is being held at Eastern Regional Jail while awaiting trial.
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Depending on your preference for Browns' media consumption, you've either heard that 2013 will rival the Phil Savage era in terms of excess or prove to be another over hyped slumber. As with most things NFL related, the reality will fall somewhere in the medium. Given how much of the information presented during the free agency process is based on leverage and speculation rather than fact, it's nearly impossible to predict what will happen in terms of player movement.
Although if we use the Browns' recent history of regime change as a guide, it's reasonable to suggest that the Browns' free agency approach will reflect the new management's desire to distance itself from the roster that it inherited a few months ago. In this sense, several potential free agent signings may fill a roster need, but will also serve to replace a player procured by the previous front office.
Using this logic, several arguments can be based on whether a potential free agent is actually an improvement over what the Browns already have. Sticking with the most common media speculation and assumed forecasting, let's focus in on five key areas that could be affected in the coming days.*
*Considering the sad free agent state of the position, we'll ignore quarterbacks. My apologies if you were wanting to dissect Vince Young and Colt McCoy's college stats.
Keenan Lewis, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Antoine Cason, etc. vs. Buster Skrine
Much has been said regarding Lewis' strengths as a corner. If you break down Lewis' 2012 season, an argument can be made that the Steelers' corner was one of the top players at his position. And as I have repeatedly suggested, it's pretty rare for a player as young and talented as Lewis to hit free agency. Throw in the idea that the Steelers have never developed quality cornerbacks AND are usually not a cap mess and Lewis becomes a very desirable free agent for the Browns.
And yes, compared to Skrine – a decent cover guy but one who is usually physically overmatched – Lewis would be a huge upgrade.
However, the Browns will likely be only one team pursuing Lewis – meaning that a consolation prize of Rodgers-Cromartie, Cason and/or other corners will be a more likely reality. In these cases, Cason really isn't that different of a player compared to Skrine, while Rodgers-Cromartie is a classic underachieving, soon to be a financial liability type of free agent – particularly for a team that is pressing to fill both a need and replace a previous regime's player.
Pass Rusher
Cliff Avril, Paul Kruger, Quentin Groves, etc. vs. Jabaal Sheard
I'm not literally suggesting that a free agent is going to replace Sheard, but then again if we're reading this from the perspective of a new regime means often unnecessary change, then the possibility at least exists. I've given my thoughts on Kruger before and have seen several former Ravens like him before. In that context, Kruger becomes a wildly overpaid former Raven.
As for Avril, I have this distinct feeling that somehow he could replace Sheard – although neither player is a categorical fit to play outside linebacker. But in the interests of avoiding another dumb argument about a scheme that is played 35% of the time, let's just say that Avril is a talented pass rusher – something that Sheard is becoming. Pairing these two players is a complementary idea – one that could really benefit the Browns' long dormant pass rush.
Inside Linebacker
Dannell Ellerbe vs. D'Qwell Jackson
Like most people, I like Ellerbe and think he's been the best Ravens' linebacker for three years now. However, Ellerbe to Cleveland just doesn't make sense under the current context of the Browns' roster. Had both the old and new Browns' management not affirmed their belief in Jackson's value, then Ellerbe could be a possibility for Cleveland. However, both players are expensive inside linebackers in a league where inside linebackers are becoming a de-valued position.
Further, the thinking is that Ray Horton knows how to plug in a variety of linebackers in his defense – players with a similar build to Ellerbe and Jackson. In 2012, Daryl Washington had a career year – something that could be reproduced by Jackson in 2013.
Wide Receiver/Special Teams
Julian Edelman vs. Josh Cribbs
I think most Browns' fans would agree with the sentiment that if Cribbs doesn't re-sign in Cleveland, then he deserves to play for a winner. Reports have suggested that the 49ers and Patriots could be potential landing spots for Cribbs. As for the Patriots, Cribbs could reprise his role there as an all-purpose, situational talent – the kind of design that was interrupted by Pat Shurmur in 2011. In San Francisco, Cribbs would join a team that still emphasizes and respects quality special teams' play.
In return, the Browns could land Edelman – a player that like Cribbs, doesn't exactly play a position and doesn't always have a role on game days. Using this rationale, we'll call this one a draw.
Tight End
Brandon Myers, Jared Cook vs. Jordan Cameron
Despite Rob Chudzinski's past offenses featuring the position, tight end hasn't received much media attention in the run up to free agency. However, given the Browns' limited depth and the new front office's desire to reshape the roster, it's almost a certainty that a tight end like Myers has to be added. Given how erratic Jordan Cameron's short career has performed, Myers would prove an immediate upgrade. As for Cook, he has often wandered into that dangerous tweener type of tight end/wide receiver territory, but still could be the weapon Cameron is not.


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Last month, Lytro announced the Illum, an upcoming camera that uses light field technology to capture "multi-dimensional" images with a single click. Since then, the company has released a short documentary about five leading photographers who got to pilot the new camera. The behind-the-scenes video follows the artists coast to coast - from portrait artist Anna Webber's film noire scene in the streets of New York City to the surreal concepts of Kyle Thompson set against the drizzly woods of Eugene, Oregon.
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• Lori Nix, dioramas
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I like the final images. The camera seems much better than the last one.
The concern for me would again be filesize and will a non professional be able to make the most of the technology


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"If all the local talent came to ASU, we will be the team to beat."
Following his recent trip to ASU, Perkins sat down with his parents and discussed things over, but there was really no need to convince this Sun Devil duo that their son should attend the same school. After all, they were just as impressed with the 2014 Arizona State program had to offer.
"The way they practiced," Perkins described, "the dorms, the facilities, and meeting with the coaches…this all sealed the deal. After all that I knew I would be committing there."
As a junior the 6-3 210-pound Bryce Perkins threw for 2,244 yards, 24 touchdowns and six interceptions, as well as running for 808 yards and 18 touchdowns. Northwestern, Texas, Arizona and Washington were the schools exclusively recruiting him as a quarterback, while ASU, the first school to ever offer him, and several others are pursuing him as an athlete.
In recent weeks the Sun Devils indicated that they would give him every chance to compete at quarterback if he did commit to the school. Perkins said that he does accept that proposition and doesn't shy away from competition.
"They told me that they will sign two quarterbacks (in the 2015) class," Perkins commented, "and that's not a concern of mine because anywhere you go you will have to compete. I believe I can compete with the best of them so I'm not worried."
Perkins delivered the news on Wednesday night to ASU offensive coordinator Mike Norvell, who the quarterback said was very excited about the news. Perkins is scheduled to talk to Head Coach Todd Graham on Thursday.
"It was a pretty easy decision because all my support system is here," Perkins said. "From my parents, to my coaches, to people I went to school with, playing close to them makes it pretty easy.
"I'm shutting it down and not looking at any other schools…Forks Up!"


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We are commanded to remember our stay and exodus from Egypt, as well as Amalek. What are the key lessons learned from this remembering? Part 1 of 2 by Rochi Lerner, host of Torah Sessions on OURadio.org.
Memory: Living a Fully Realized Jewish Life – Part I
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