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Savaged by critics and hampered by plummeting ratings, "Charlie's Angels" has been cancelled by ABC.
According to media reports, the network will continue to air at least some of the remaining episodes of the rebooted '70s favorite while figuring out a new Thursday 8 p.m. strategy, but the franchise reboot has halted production.
"Charlie's Angels," which starred Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor and Annie Ilonzeh, premiered last month to 8.7 million viewers and a disappointing 2.1 rating among adults 18-49. In its most recent episode, "Charlie's Angels" drew just under 6 million viewers and an untenable 1.3 rating among adults 18-49, losing to The CW's "The Vampire Diaries" in the key demographic.
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Multimillion-dollar contracts don't buy what they used to, and for fans of the Union, the largesse bestowed upon David Beckham couldn't buy them a chance to hoot once again at the gaudy L.A. Galaxy hood ornament.
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Gatti, who won world championships in two different weight classes, heads the class of 2013 to be inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. The honor, announced Monday, comes 3 years after his untimely death.
A native of Calabria, Italy, who was raised in Montreal, Gatti retired in 2007 with a record of 40-9 with 31 knockouts and was selected in his first year of eligibility. Gatti died 3 years ago in Brazil at age 37 under mysterious circumstances.
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Paul Pierce on Lakers: 'There's no way I could go there'
|07.20.15 at 1:12 pm ET
Paul Pierce recently returned to his hometown when he signed a three-year, $10 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers as a free agent. To his other hometown team, however, he can't show any love.
"It's a dream come true to be able to come home, finally," Pierce told The Boston Globe from Sunday night's NBA Players Association awards show in Las Vegas. "I grew up a Laker fan, but playing on all the Boston Celtic teams … there's no way I could go there — so this was the next best choice. And it's always been a dream to play in front of my family and friends."
After spending 15 years in Boston and adding a 17th banner to the rafters of TD Garden in 2008, Pierce left with co-star Kevin Garnett to the Nets. Following one full season in Brooklyn, Pierce signed with the Wizards, which took him back to the playoffs, where he thrived. Despite rave reviews from his teammates, Pierce opted out of his contract and reunited with former Celtics coach Doc Rivers in Los Angeles.
Pierce already has had a big impact on his new organization as he was part of the group that holed up with DeAndre Jordan in the center's Houston home to keep him from honoring his verbal commitment to the Mavericks. Of his experience with the team so far, Pierce admits that it's not what he expected.
"It's been pretty wild," Pierce said of convincing Jordan to remain with the Clippers. "I think that whole saga took a form and shade of its own. It got a lot bigger than it was supposed to be.
"I made my decision to be a Clipper. DeAndre changed his mind to be a Clipper."
Pierce will fill the void at small forward left by Matt Barnes, who recently was traded to the Grizzlies. Last year Pierce averaged 11.9 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists as he helped lead the Wizards to a berth in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Source: Celtics sign Jordan Mickey for 4 years, $5 million
|07.20.15 at 12:46 pm ET
The Celtics have signed Jordan Mickey to a four-year, $5 million deal, according to a source, making the 33rd overall pick the highest-paid rookie second-round pick in NBA history.
The first two years of Mickey's contract are guaranteed. Years 3 and 4 are team options.
The 6-foot-8, 235-pound power forward out of LSU averaged 12.2 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.4 blocks in 28.1 minutes over eight summer league games, ranking among the leading rebounders and shot blockers in both Utah and Las Vegas.
In many ways, Mickey benefited from falling to the second round. C's No. 28 overall selection R.J. Hunter is expected to sign a four-year, $5.86 million deal with three years guaranteed, a team option in Year 4 and a $3.38 million qualifying offer in restricted free agency in 2019, when Mickey will become an unrestricted free agent.
Granted, the year-over-year salary increases helped Mickey earn his status as the highest-paid rookie second-round pick in league history, but that distinction also illustrates how impressed the Celtics have been with the first of their two second-round selections, particularly since his deal will push the C's to 16 guaranteed contracts.
"We thought, like many thought, he would probably be gone by the time we picked at 33," Stevens told the media on draft night, "so we were really lucky to get Jordan.
"I think Jordan is a versatile athlete from a defensive standpoint. He can guard 4's. He can switch a little bit. He's a great shot-blocker when you look at his numbers for a smaller guy in height, but then you look at his length and his reach, and he's really, really long, and gets off the floor extremely quickly. He's one of those guys that probably shoots to about 16 or 17 feet right now, but can impact the game in a lot of different ways. Another good worker."
Mickey and the Celtics could have reached a one-year deal at the rookie minimum of $525,093. He then would have been a restricted free agent next summer, potentially earning a big payday in 2016 a la K.J. McDaniels, who just signed a three-year, $10 million deal with the Rockets one year after being drafted 32nd overall by the 76ers. Instead of agreeing on a more traditional second-round rookie contract (2-year minimum salary, 1-year guaranteed), Mickey received a heftier guaranteed deal over his first two seasons (roughly $2.4 million) while the Celtics maintained control for an extended period.
Mickey joins a crowded Celtics frontcourt that includes Jae Crowder, Jonas Jerebko, Amir Johnson, Perry Jones, David Lee, Kelly Olynyk, Jared Sullinger and Tyler Zeller. The Celtics have yet to announce the Crowder signing and Lee trade, leaving roughly $6 million in cap space flexibility for the team to play with before finalizing the roster.
The Celtics will have to part ways with one of their guaranteed contracts prior to the start of the season. Because first-round picks Terry Rozier and Hunter have yet to officially sign, they are still eligible to be traded, as is James Young. Otherwise, the C's would have to start considering trades involving a member of last year's core.
Marcus Smart dislocates 2 fingers in summer league game
|07.17.15 at 6:36 am ET
Marcus Smart dislocated two fingers on his right hand during the Celtics' summer league game Thursday night in Las Vegas, the team announced.
Midway through the second quarter, Smart was attempting to track down a rebound when he dove over Trail Blazers forward Noah Vonleh and landed on his hand. Smart immediately left the game for X-rays, which showed no break, and he was diagnosed with dislocations of his index and middle fingers.
Smart tweeted later: Thanks to everyone for the prayers thanks to the staff for all that they did to help just a minor set back for major comeback.
The 21-year-old Smart is preparing for his second season after being selected sixth overall in the 2014 draft. He averaged 7.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 27 minutes in 67 games last season.
Report: Celtics to waive backup PG Phil Pressey
|07.15.15 at 11:30 am ET
The Celtics will waive reserve point guard Phil Pressey, according to The Boston Globe's Gary Washburn.
Pressey's $947,276 deal would have become guaranteed had he remained on the roster through midnight on Wednesday.
The 24-year-old son of three-time NBA All-Defensive selection Paul Pressey averaged 3.5 points, 2.3 assists and 1.6 rebounds in 12.0 minutes over 50 games this past season, his second since arriving in Boston as an undrafted free agent out of Missouri.
Pressey's 36-minute averages of 10.6 points, 7.0 rebounds, 4.8 rebounds and 1.8 steals are rather impressive, but his size (generously listed at 5-foot-11) and inability to shoot from the perimeter (25.7 career 3-point percentage) limited his impact on both ends of the floor despite above-average playmaking instincts.
The former Waltham High star became expendable when the C's added first-round pick Terry Rozier to a point guard mix that also featured Marcus Smart and Isaiah Thomas, but his work ethic and attitude could help him land an NBA job elsewhere.
Adam Silver: NBA likely to change playoff seeding rules
|07.15.15 at 8:56 am ET
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Tuesday that the league is likely to remove division records from playoff seeding, and the change probably will be finalized before the 2015-16 season.
As currently constituted, the division winners are guaranteed a top-four seed in the first round. The change would mean that the qualifying teams in each conference would simply be seeded one through eight according to their records.
"It wasn't voted on yet," Silver said following the NBA Board of Governor's meetings in Las Vegas, "because we wanted all the owners to have an opportunity to go back and discuss that recommendation with their general managers and their coaches, and we'll vote on it before the beginning of the season. It's my expectation that that change will be adopted."
Last season, the Blazers finished 51-31 and won the Northwest division. They had the sixth-best record in the Western Conference, but were the fourth seed in the conference playoffs.
Meanwhile, following the DeAndre Jordan saga, the free agency moratorium has been a topic of much discussion. Teams could agree to terms with free agents starting July 1, but were not permitted to actually sign contracts until July 8. In Jordan's case, the moratorium allowed for the center to agree to a deal with the Mavericks, renege on the agreement and return to the Clippers.
According to Silver, the moratorium is likely to remain in the collective bargaining agreement, and Jordan did indeed act within his rights afforded by the agreement.
"I would say from a personal standpoint, it was not a great look," Silver said. "There was a breakdown in the system to a certain extent. Teams come to rely on those assurances. … I'm not sure it's [Jordan's] proudest moment either, but, again, he was exercising a right that he appropriately has under the collective bargaining agreement.
"And what happens when teams can't sign — especially the star players, and they're building their rosters around them — it's a holdup for a lot of other players in the league [to whom teams can't make commitments]," the commissioner said.
Other topics of conversation at the Board of Governor's meetings included the addition of a countdown clock to monitor the length of breaks between quarters and during timeouts so that they are consistent. The board also discussed possible manners of improving players' on-court safety, such as adding a second escape lane in order to minimize player collisions with camera operators on the baselines.
Celtics acquire Perry Jones III, pick from Thunder
|07.14.15 at 3:45 pm ET
The Celtics once again benefited from another team's cost-saving machinations, acquiring Thunder forward Perry Jones III, Detroit's 2019 second-round pick and cash from Oklahoma City in exchange for a protected 2018 second-round pick, the teams announced.
The deal reportedly saves OKC about $7 million in salary and luxury tax expenses while creating a $2.o4 million trade exception.
Meanwhile, the Celtics will audition the 23-year-old Jones for one season on that same $2.04 million salary before he becomes a restricted free agent in 2016. The 6-foot-11, 235-pound Jones averaged 4.3 points and 1.8 rebounds in just 14.7 minutes over 43 games this past season. Bostonians probably best remember the Baylor product as one of several late first-round picks the C's passed on in order to select Fab Melo in 2012.
The deal brings to mind last summer's trade for Tyler Zeller, who the Celtics acquired along with Marcus Thornton for a conditional second-round pick in a cost-cutting move by the Cavaliers. Zeller played a similar role to Jones before starting for the C's in 2014-15.
Even if the Celtics can get just one game close to his performance against the Clippers in the second game of this past season ' a 32-point, seven-rebound, three-assist night when OKC was missing Kevin Durant ' the trade will be worth the phone call to Sam Presti.
The deal theoretically brings the Celtics to the requisite 15 guaranteed contracts once Jae Crowder is officially signed and the David Lee trade is completed, which either means second-round pick Jordan Mickey won't be earning a roster spot or more moves are coming down the pike. The latter scenario is more likely so early in the 2015-16 calendar.
You never once let me know you were lettin' me go, Gigi Datome
|07.14.15 at 10:32 am ET
Any truth to the rumor Danny Ainge sang Umberto Tozzi's "Ti Amo" quietly in his office when Gigi Datome informed him he signed a three-year, $5 million deal with Euro power Fenerbahce? Adieu, Gino reincarnated.
Gigi Datome, God how I love you so
My heart just won't let go
Day after day I'm still holdin' on
Even though you're gone
Gigi Datome, wasn't I good to you?
I did all that I could do
To make you want to be here with me
I thought you loved me
I can't believe you could just turn and leave
Y'did it so easily
You pulled my world out from under me
Look what you've done to me
How could you end it this way
After the love that we made?
God how I wish you had stayed
Can't you see that I just want you back?
Gigi Datome, I never had a clue that I was losin' you
You never once let me know you were lettin' me go
Oh, I guess it was there in your eyes
Guess it was there in your sighs
Guess it was there in your lies
I was blind then, couldn't face the end
Gigi Datome, thought we'd go on and on
Thought we had something strong
You pulled my world out from under me
Look what you've done to me
How could you end it this way
After the love that we made?
God how I wish you had stayed
Can't you see that I just want you back?
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A Philadelphia police officer has been arrested in connection with an incident in which he rushed at another man and, with his hand on his city-issued firearm, threatened to kill him, police said Wednesday.
Edward Sawicki III, 34, was off duty when the incident happened about 2:45 a.m. Oct. 20, police said. The nine-year veteran was backing up his car when it struck a pedestrian. The man, who was hit in a knee, banged on Sawicki's trunk to let him know he had been struck, police said.
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When your kids go "a splishin' and a splashin'" this summer, make sure they are not doing it alone.
The public pools have a rule that children must be 9 years old or older in order to swim by themselves.
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Although lifeguards are trained at a level just below an EMT, according to Young, parents shouldn't depend on that to keep their kids safe.
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To keep them entertained (and expending that energy) without getting too rowdy, Miller has a volleyball net she sets up in the pool for the kids to play with.
"The main focus is always volleyball," she said.
Her daughter has been a swimmer for many years now, but when Miller was teaching her how to swim, she helped out her daughter with flotation armbands and other fun things to keep her afloat.
But not too much. It is important to remember they can deflate or slip off, Young said, again emphasizing that supervision is key.
Little bare feet and water can also prove to be a danger.
"Little kids love to run. Try to keep up with them and keep them from running," Young said.
Explaining the rules is important, especially with small children.
"Anytime you take them to the pool, tell them where they are allowed to swim, that 12 means deep water and if they are weak swimmers where they need to stay," Young said. "Just go over the rules with them."
Teaching children to swim is an obvious but important thing to do, Young said. Miller began going to swimming classes with her daughter when her daughter was about 1 year old.
And, as the song says, don't forget the sunscreen.
"I always check, especially with my daughter; sunscreen is a must," Miller said.
Pool safety tips for kids
Always have an adult watch you when you are in the pool - even in your own backyard. Never go in the pool if there is no adult around.
Fences are around pools for a reason - to keep kids away from the water when there isn't a lifeguard or adult around to watch them. Never go through any pool gates when they are closed. Stay safe and stay out!
Always obey pool rules.
Swim with a buddy.
If you're learning to swim, ask your mom or dad to make sure your flotation devices are Coast Guard approved.
Walk slowly in the pool area. Don't run.
Swim at a depth that is safe for you. If you're just learning to swim, stay in the shallow end.
Don't push or jump on others. You could accidentally hurt someone or yourself.
Toys to help you float come in many shapes and sizes (an inner tube, air mattress, or beach ball, for example). Although they are fun and can help you while you learn to swim, what they can't do is save a life. They're toys that can lose air or float away.
Don't chew gum or eat while you swim - you could choke.
Source: kidshealth.org
Public pool hours:
Southeast Pool is open May 27 through Aug. 6, noon to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Thompson Park Pool is open May 27 through Aug. 6 from noon to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Southwest Pool is open May 27 through Aug. 13 from noon to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Bones Hooks Pool opens from June 2 to Aug. 8. Admission is free, Monday through Friday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Costs for Southeast, Southwest and Thompson
Admission: $2 for adults 13 and older, $1.75 for children up to 12 years old and $1.60 for seniors, 55 years or older.
Discount tickets: good for 10 visits; $16 for adults and $14 for children.
Season passes: $175 for a family of four, $70 for adults, $60 for children and $56 for seniors.
Source: Amarillo Department of Parks and Recreation
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Kasey Klipsch checks in with his weekly piece.
I got to go to the San Diego game and was really looking forward to blasting the non-call on that PI. I also had a juicy little mini-rant ready about how spoiled Colts fans are (I literally heard someone say the sentence "Thank God for college basketball" while sitting in the brand new club seats at the Luke). Unfortunately, my DVR did not co-operate.
So instead I went back to the Patriots game and picked out an offensive drive that seemed to epitomize all that has gone wrong with the Colts in the last couple of weeks. Of course, this drive started on a special teams penalty, so the Colts were already at a disadvantage. It didn't get any better.
Play: 1 step drop, pass to Garcon, too far in front of him, knocked into the air and almost an INT.
NE Formation: 3-4 (both OLB standing at LOS showing blitz)
Ind Formation: 2 WR/2 TE
– Tamme chips the LOLB and goes into the flat.
– CJ doesn't block anyone (his man is the LOLB and the pass is out fast).
– Devan gets manhandled by the LDE. Brown saves him with a chip.
– Saturday has good block on NT.
– Linkenbach gets destroyed and almost knocked into Manning.
– Diem hanles ROLB.
– Eldridge goes into a route and is covered by the 2 IILB.
– Garcon is covered really well by the CB with S help over the top.
– Manning has to throw over Linkenbach who is shoved into him.
Play: Play action pass to the right to Garcon for 15 yards.
NE Formation: 3-4 (both OLB standing at LOS showing blitz)
Ind Formation: 2 WR (both left) / 2 TE
– Eldrige absolutely mauls the LOLB.
– CJ gets pushed back into the pocket by the LDE.
– Devan/Saturday double the NT well.
– Linkenbach is pushed back and run past by the RDE.
– Tamme chips the ROLB then goes into a route. The ROLB then runs around Diem.
– Brown runs a route and pulls a LB into coverage.
– Garcon either gets a step on his man or finds a hole in the zone that Tamme had just cleared.
Play: 1 yard run by Donald Brown. Meant to be an off-tackle run, no hole so Brown cuts back inside to get the yard.
NE Formation: 3-4 (ROLB on LOS showing blitz, LOLB in coverage on White)
Ind Formation: 2 WR (1 right, 1 left)/2 TE (Tamme in slot left, Eldridge on LOS right)
– No one blocks the LDE who makes the tackle.
– CJ blocks no one.
– DeVan attempts to cut the NT and fails.
– Saturday blocks the NT 2 yards off the LOS. Brown cuts back behind this block.
– Linkenbach/Diem double the RDE and he holds the point of attack.
– Eldridge mauls the ROLB.
Play: Manning in shotgun. Gets good protection. Incomplete pass to Garcon. Garcon breaks inside, Manning assumes he is going to break outside. Looks to my untrained eye like Garcon did the correct thing. Almost intercepted.
NE Formation: Nickle
Ind Formation: 3 WR (2 in trips right, 1 left)/1 TE (Eldridge in the trips formation)
– Eldridge chips LDE.
– CJ blocks LDE well.
– LDT stunts outside to the right and is picked up by Diem.
– DeVan blocks the RDT.
– Linkenbach blocks the RDE (who comes inside).
– Saturday helps on both of those blocks.
Play: Manning in shotgun. 3 seconds of protection. Manning dumps off to Brown who gets 7 yards, but not enough for a first down.
NE Formation: Nickle (3 down linemen, LDE lined up in coverage on Wayne who is in the slot) .
Ind Formation: 3 WR (all left)/1 TE split right
– LDE blitzes and is picked up well by CJ.
– DeVan/Saturday double the LDT
– Linkenbach gets destroyed by the RDT (which causes Manning to dump off)
– Diem knocks the RDE to the ground.
Colts punt.
This drive was a perfect example of the things that have gone wrong the last couple of weeks for the Colts. The line play was atrocious and Manning is making bad decisions because of it. I'll be the first to admit I don't know much about the offensive line, but on a team that seems terrible Linkenbach is showing up as the worst. His replacement of Pollak on the starting squad seems to make less and less sense. If there was anything to be happy about it was the blocking of Eldridge. He absolutely man handled his guys when asked to block. Unfortunately, that was not enough to make up for the ugliness of the rest of his peers on the O Line. Most concerning was Manning. He had 4 pass plays on this drive. 2 completions and 2 near INT. Of the 2 INT one might have been because of a weird throwing action, but the other was clearly a miscommunication of some sort (and I think it was on Manning). As a Colts fan, that is terrifying.
About The Author:
Kasey Klipsch (firstname.lastname@example.com) has no football experience above the grade school level. He grew up in Indianapolis rooting for the Colts and is a season ticket holder. He comments around the Colts blogosphere as kasey_junk. He also writes a weekly picks column for The Fantasy Ninjas (www.thefantasyninjas.com) under the nickname "The Real KC".


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Fools, and Savvy Brands, Rush In
Happy Facebook Timeline Rollout Day! Hopefully the ample news coverage has prepared you for this big day. If, however, you had to double check your iCal to make sure that Zuckerberg and crew weren't April Fooling you, never fear: check out our Facebook Timeline Checklist for Brand Pages for tips on how to harness the new visually striking layout.
But since we're on the topic, let's talk April Fools'. In addition to looking over your shoulder, might we advise some extra scrutiny towards trending topics and status updates when you log in this Sunday?
Marketing efforts around this humorous holiday are no new trend. In 1957, The BBC fascinated (and fooled) Brits with an exposé on Switzerland's exotic "Spaghetti Trees". And then in 1998, much to the delight and almost immediate chagrin of this Southpaw, Burger King announced the left-handed Whopper in a full-page print ad in USA Today.
With a broad audience willing to share in (and amplify) a laugh, social media has breathed new life into the sport. Brands have taken note and are capitalizing on the opportunity to create some buzz.
The Reigning Champs: Google
The gang at Google leads the pack in web-based April Fools' shenanigans. In 2000, Google's MentalPlex returned a series of humorous error messages after prompting users to telepathically submit their searches ("Error 006: Query is unclear. Try again after removing hat, glasses and shoes.") They dusted off the hands-free gag again in 2011 to announce Gmail Motion, a webcam-enabled product that would translate gestures into Gmail commands. My personal favorite, one that stung by arriving in the midst of college finals, was Gmail Custom Time. With the slogan, "Be on time. Every time." the product touted the ability to edit and predate Gmail timestamps.
Sizzling in 2012: Bacon
Within the last 24 hours, chatter has been building about a bacon…coffin? J&D's Foods, the company behind the brilliance and blasphemy that is Baconnaise, has added a Bacon Coffin to the site's product listing. A swell of skepticism and "can't fool me's" have since sprung up across the social web. Whether the $3000 coffin is a bona fide product or not, I'm willing to bet that they are slinging a few extra $6.00 jars of bacony goodness as a result of this timely product release.
Clorox is also capitalizing on the nation's unbridled passion for bacon. Taking a cue from brands that released sizzle reels (Yep. Pun intended.) of their Super Bowl ads on YouTube in advance of the big game, Clorox posted advertisements yesterday for Bacon Scented Green Works cleaning products and Organic Bacon Scented Kitty Litter. We have to ask, do you think these ads will generate enough impressions in the next few days to bring home the bacon?
Who Cares if the Product is Real? The Buzz Is.
Tacocopter.com, a site promoting drone-delivery of tacos in the Bay Area, has been around since July 2011, but took flight on social channels within the past week. Wired.com swiftly delivered a deathblow to the dreams of hungry, deskbound SF techies by outing Tacocopter as a product concept of programmer Star Simpson, not a legit delivery service.
Simpson may sound familiar, she was arrested at gunpoint in 2007 at Logan Airport for wearing a homemade LED sweatshirt that an airport employee mistook for a bomb. Which brings me to my next point, vet your "funny" ideas through the proper approval paths before you unleash them on the masses. Humor is a great way engage your audience but don't risk your reputation on content that may unintentionally offend or inflame.
Sunday Funday
April 1st falls on a Sunday this year, so breathe a sigh of relief that you've (hopefully) escaped any attendant office tomfoolery. Last year, the Spredfast Product Dev team punked Founder Ken Cho by coding the product to display in pastel colors and Comic Sans. Don't worry Ken, we don't have anything up our sleeves this year. Or do we?
Have any good April Fools' stories? Hit us up in the comments.
Spredfast | www.spredfast.com | @spredfast


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HopeWest, a non profit 501 (C) (3) organization, is owned by the communities it serves and led by more than 95 individuals serving on its Board of Directors and Advisory boards. One of the best examples of how you have changed the world is our HopeWest Hospice Care Center that was only made possible because of individuals and businesses who contributed more than $13 million dollars for its construction. They created a special and unique place where families can be together. Learn more about the services we can provide to your loved one.
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Four teens, one volunteer and two staff members braved the cloudy, rainy weather one weekend in August last year to attempt the steep climb up Mt. Handies, one of Colorado's well known fourteeners! This was a feat they were not sure they were capable of facing, similar to the grief from losing a loved one. But they did it! They descended more confident than ever that they are strong and capable of overcoming one of life's biggest challenges. Read More.
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Lithium, beryllium, and mercury have work functions of 2.30eV, 3.90 eV, and 4.50 eV, respectively. If 308 nm light is incident on each of these metals,determine the following.
(a) which metals exhibit the photoelectriceffect
(b) the maximum kinetic energy of the photoelectrons in each case(Enter 0 if not applicable.)
Your answer differs from the correct answerby orders of magnitude. eV
The correct answer is not zero.eV
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KIRKLAND, Wash. (AP) - Ricky Watters' season has ended with a broken bone in his right ankle.
Seattle coach Mike Holmgren said that an MRI test revealed the injury after Sunday's game with the Dallas Cowboys. Watters left the game after the second play of the fourth quarter of the Seahawks' 29-3 victory with what was then thought to be a sprained ankle.
Watters had returned to the starting lineup against the Cowboys after missing eight games because of a right shoulder injury. He had his 33rd career 100-yard rushing game and scored his 78th career touchdown, gaining 104 yards on 28 carries.
Holmgren said he will probably put Watters on injured reserve. Watters will decide whether to have an operation on his ankle or let it heal, Holmgren said.
"It was a shame," Holmgren said. "He was really looking forward to coming back and playing. He did an excellent job in the football game."
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Browns take Iowa LB Kirksey in 3rd round
BEREA, Ohio -- Still ignoring an apparent need for a wide receiver, the Cleveland Browns selected Iowa linebacker Christian Kirksey in the third round of the NFL draft.
Kirksey was taken with the No. 71 overall pick on Friday night.
The 6-foot-1, 233-pound Kirksey is expected to play inside linebacker for Cleveland. He had 105 tackles last season, playing outside linebacker for the Hawkeyes. He made 38 starts and played in 49 games in college.
Earlier, the Browns selected Nevada offensive tackle Joel Bitonio at No. 35.
The Browns lack receiver depth and there is a report that Pro Bowler Josh Gordon is facing a possible suspension for failing a drug test. There were seven wide receivers taken in the second round.
Cleveland had four picks remaining.
Continuing to be one of the most active teams in the NFL draft, the Browns moved up into the third round and selected Towson State running back Terrance West.
The Browns traded a fourth-round pick (No. 106) and sixth-rounder (No. 180) to San Francisco and grabbed West with the No. 94 overall selection. The powerfully built 5-foot-9, 225-pounder rushed for 2,509 yards and 41 touchdowns last season.
West rushed for 354 yards vs. Eastern Illinois during the playoffs.
The Browns have made four trades in this year's draft, including three in the first round.


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Lacy Family Farm Auction
Thur, November 19, 2015 @ 5 PM
937 US Rt 224, Nova, OH 44859
(On St Rt 224 just west of Nova)
OPENHOUSE: Saturday, November 7 ~ 3:30-5 PM
51 Acres in Nova!
Awesome opportunity to own 51 acres right in Nova! This farm offers 44+/- acres of tillable ground with a nice sized pond in the huge backyard. The 2 story home consists of 1968 sq ft offering a large family room, living room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths & an attached 2 car garage. The farm also features a nice 28x56 outbuilding. NICE LOCATION WITH CITY AMENITIES! TERMS & CONDITIONS: The real estate is offered subject to confirmation by the sellers. 10% down day of auction & balance within 30 days. Check our website or contact the office for further terms & conditions. For more information call Bill Stepp at 419-281-2122.
Owners: Lacy Family
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Many of the remote local governments & practitioners in Bangladesh have very poor access to good sanitation practices and knowledge resources. Many of the neighbouring local governments in Nepal, Meghalaya, Tripura, Assam, Sikkim have many good sanitation practices and share a similar language. The sharing of experiences amongst local governments & practitioners is limited by boundaries & connectivity.
Needs Statement
We need to develop simple Bangla applications that enables local practitioners to connect & share via web sites, drop boxes, Facebook, SMS, WhatsApp etc.
Impact Statement
Local governments in ChapaiNawabganj , Kurigram, Moulvibazar, Dinajpur, Comilla are willing to support piloting / testing.
Short Description
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I am really okay with what the gains have been and reduced some holding but keeping the core. I always have to discipline myself to sell on rallies and light the load. I really feel this is one of the best stocks to own, and I have felt that way for a long, long time. To me, it is just a class place with a super smart bossman. They are always brewing up new ways to make money--lol.
Today, I was sent an email for a limited edition metal Starbucks rewards card, that costs $450 as a forever card, but is loaded with $400. The idea is to buy one and keep forever as will be worth more in the future years. I am going to order one for that reason, since after all, this rally was great and I have the spare money to do that anyway. Starbucks makes a neat $50 per card sold--pure profit.
Good luck with all of the long positions.
Sentiment: Buy
Oh yeah that card is going to be worth a fortune some day (not).


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Ninshubur (also known as Ninshubar, Nincubura or Ninšubur) was the sukkal or second-in-command of the goddess Inanna in Sumerian mythology. A goddess in her own right, her name can be translated as 'Queen of the East', and she was said to be a messenger and traveller for the other gods. As Inanna was associated with the planet Venus, Ninshubur was said to be associated with Mercury, as Venus and Mercury appear together in the sky.
Ninshubur accompanied Inanna as a vassal and friend throughout Inanna's many exploits. She helped Inanna fight Enki's demons after Inanna's theft of the sacred me. Later, when Inanna became trapped in the Underworld, it was Ninshubur who pleaded with Enki for her mistress's release. Though described as an unmarried virgin, in a few accounts Ninshubur is said to be one of Inanna's lovers. In later Akkadian mythology, Ninshubur was male. In "A hymn to Nergal" Ninshubur appeared as the minister of the underworld [1].
Due to similarities between the two, some believe the later Hermes to have been based in part on Ninshubur.[2]
- http://www.halexandria.org/dward386.htm Account of Inanna's descent into the Underworld
- http://www.gatewaystobabylon.com/myths/texts/inanna/ts94.htm Various descriptions of Inanna and Ninshubur
- Getty, Adele (1990). Goddess Mother of Living Nature. Thames and Hudson. ISBN 978-0-500-81033-0.
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If You're Thinking of Living in: Bethel
By ROSALIE R. RADOMSKY
Published: May 26, 1991
"MARK TWAIN used to stop at my grandfather's house on Grassy Plain Street to fill his water jug before heading home to Redding," said Clifford J. Hurgin, First Selectman of Bethel. "My grandfather would offer him a beer. Then they would sit on the porch and talk."
Mr. Hurgin is 62 and a member of the fourth of six generations of his family to live in Bethel, a 17-square-mile town in the Housatonic Valley in northern Fairfield County, Conn. It still is a friendly, modest place where families stay for generations.
Originally it was linked to Danbury, which had been settled in 1684 by eight people from Norwalk who took up land for farming. Around 1700, people began drifting into the area, and in 1759, after 71 residents formed its First Ecclesiastical Society, Bethel split off as a separate parish within Danbury. In 1855, Bethel -- the name, pronounced BETH-el, means house of God in Hebrew -- was incorporated as a town.
Hat, button and comb factories thrived in the 19th century, as they did in Danbury, a prime center of the hat trade. In 1898, there were 10 hat makers in Bethel, and even in the Depression of the 1930's the business continued to prosper. In 1968, the town's last hat factory, the Barton Rough Hat Company, closed.
Perhaps the most famous of Bethel's sons was P. T. Barnum, who was born in the community in 1810. Although he moved to Bridgeport before becoming famous, he returned in 1881 to deliver a long-winded speech and an 18-foot-high fountain. The bronze, water-spouting Triton was removed from the town square in 1923 and later melted down; it was replaced that year by a statue of a World War I doughboy. The square, known then as Fountain Place, was renamed P. T. Barnum Square in 1960.
In the last two decades the town's proximity to highways, including I-84 and Route 7, and its relatively affordable housing attracted many first-time homebuyers. It has also become home to executives swept along by the exodus of corporations from New York City to the suburbs.
"I moved here because my husband's company moved to Connecticut," said 37-year-old Deirdre Schoenster, president of the Bethel's Women's Club. "It was pricey down on the coast."
The Schoensters say their Victorian farmhouse on four and a half acres, which cost well under $100,000 in 1983, has since tripled in value.
"You still get more house for your money compared to the rest of southern Fairfield County," said Marilyn Carvetta, owner of Greenwood Associates, a local real estate broker.
A three-bedroom, 963-square-foot ranch on a downtown lot is listed for $159,900. Four- or five-bedroom contemporaries or colonials on two-acre subdivisions like Ponderosa Hills range from $250,000 to $500,000.
Condominiums, mostly in developments of 20 to 50 units, range in price from $90,000 to $230,000. House rentals range from $600 to $2,200 a month, while rents for apartments run from $550 for an efficiency to over $900 for a two-bedroom apartment.
ON Codfish Hill, one of the town's oldest streets, there is a variety of houses, among them a 40-year-old, $200,000 ranch and a $359,000 contemporary. Bethpage, the first development built in Bethel by Bethpage Manor of New York, comprises about 100 Cape Cod houses. It attracted mainly World War II veterans when it was built in 1949 and the houses sold for $10,500. The houses now are priced at about $150,000.
Local enterprise is mainly clustered in the 140-acre Berkshire Industrial Park -- 340,000 square feet in 11 buildings occupied by light manufacturing, offices and a day-care center -- and the 220-acre, municipally-run Francis J. Clarke Industrial Park. In the middle of Clarke is a two-story house on what once was a secluded acre where Engalena Pieratti and her sister Fosca have lived since 1919.
Around them are 17 buildings, with a total of 388,000 square feet of space, all of it occupied by manufacturers, warehousers and distributors. Four more buildings are being built and five sites are for sale.
Robert M. Gilchrest, the Schools Superintendent, said that education "is still one of the best buys in town." Bethel Educational Park, the former Whittlesey Farm, is the hub of the local school system. Its 140-acre campus includes the Frank A. Berry School and the Anna H. Rockwell School for kindergarten to grade 3; the Ralph M. T. Johnson School for grades 4 and 5, and the Bethel High School. The $22 million Bethel Middle School, for grades 6 to 8, is expected to open this fall, replacing a school near Town Hall.
THE school system, with about 3,200 students and 235 teachers, offers special-education reach-out programs for handicapped people 3 to 21 years old.
The Roman Catholic, k-8 St. Mary School is the only parochial school. There are also several local private preschools, as well as free library programs for 2- to 5-year-olds.
The library is in the former Seelye home, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1842, it was donated to the town in 1914, It has 67,239 volumes and a reference room with an antique sofa and two easy chairs. The Seelye family produced two 19th-century college presidents -- Lauren Clark Seelye of Smith and Julius H. Seelye of Amherst.


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Best known for his Jane Whitefield thrillers, Edgar Award winner Perry (Blood Money, The Butcher's Boy) has created two equally compelling characters in his latest outing. John Walker, a 24-year-old data analyst at an old-line San Francisco insurance firm, is the kind of numbers cruncher who adds up the weight of people crowding onto an elevator, with an eye on the posted limit. Max Stillman, a fraud investigator who taps Walker as his protégé, is more of a savvy veteran. He helps the neophyte loosen up, introducing him to what he calls the "old-fashioned kind" of mai tai. "Walker tasted his," Perry writes, "and guessed that 'old-fashioned kind' must mean that the quantity of rum was up to the standard in force when driving drunk was still legal in Los Angeles."
Perry, too, is a deft mixologist: The hardboiled dialogue, quirky characters and careful pacing deliver some chilling fun. He takes a single case of swindling and skillfully spins from it a labyrinthine tale of murder, conspiracy and romance. Insurance fraud was at the heart of James M. Cain's classic '40s murder mystery (later a movie) Double Indemnity. Perry's Death Benefits is a worthy successor. (Random House, $24.95)
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I am the unlikely public relations and marketing manager at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens. Selling a Southern garden to the press and public was not a career goal when I was growing up in Charleston.
But when I saw the White Bridge, Magnolia's iconic symbol, for the first time three years ago, inhaled the aroma of Magnolia's flora and listened to passionate memories of these gardens, I knew this was a place for me.
Gardens and the life that grow in them were not my childhood fantasies when I lived in the Ansonborough housing projects. I had no concept of a large-scale garden, except I knew of a place called Magnolia even though I'd never seen it. At that time, social barriers might have kept me away, but the picture of Magnolia's White Bridge on the phone book's cover is as much a part of my childhood memories as fireflies flickering at nightfall.
As a child, I was aware of the ubiquitous azalea that splashed color across Charleston each spring. But I was not aware of Magnolia's azaleas that give it international fame.
Public relations and marketing is an unlikely profession for me. In college, I studied it as visions of Colgate accounts danced in my head. Instead, events steered me to newsrooms, where for 32 years I wrote and edited at five Southern dailies.
Gardens didn't interest me. Instead, medicine, law and crime were my beats, with a side interest in history. That's why Magnolia is a good fit for me. History. Magnolia is steeped it in. Magnolia is America's oldest garden and Charleston's first tourist attraction. Rice was once a Magnolia staple before azaleas and camellias became centerpieces.
Magnolia's history is also tied to slavery. Considering that former plantation sites give some black folks the heebie-jeebies,
I am an unlikely Magnolia marketeer. I can't ignore that history or its stain, and Magnolia doesn't try to hide it. Daily, Magnolia opens its gates to present the contributions that enslaved people made in the building of Magnolia and Lowcountry culture. That offering is part of an award-winning "Slavery to Freedom" program centered at restored cabins that were once the homes of enslaved people.
After Emancipation, the cabins became home to the Leach family and other black families. Four generations of Leaches have worked at Magnolia. Isaac Leach speaks eloquently and passionately about growing up at Magnolia during racial segregation. He adds more meaning to his words when he says he felt safer at Magnolia at a time in the 1960s when laws would not have protected his rights beyond the garden gates.
In the gardens are stories, yes, of slavery, but also of tribute during a time of bondage. Adam Bennett was enslaved at Magnolia and stayed after he was freed to work as garden superintendent. He and other black people were more than just hands in the soil. They were technicians in the propagation of the plants. Historians give the Rev. John Grimké Drayton the credit for opening the gardens to the public after the Civil War, but he couldn't have done it alone.
There are the stories of John Bennett, Adam Bennett's son, and Tina Gilliard and Willie Leach, three people of African descent, who have camellias at Magnolia named in their honor.
When the gardens were opened to tourists in 1872, people of African descent were Magnolia's gatekeepers and guides.
If they were alive, they'd be pleased that Magnolia is seeking older varieties of azaleas to replenish the inventory with pre-1900 plants. Magnolia also led a national effort two summers ago to save cold-hardy azaleas hybridized by Ben Morrison at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., that were slated for destruction. The DNA of some of those plants, nurtured by Morrison, a friend of the Hastie family that owns Magnolia, lives on in a Magnolia greenhouse for future generations to enjoy.
So, like those before me, I am witnessing Magnolia's evolution in the early part of the 21st century. With care, Magnolia and its azaleas will survive three hundred more years.
At that time the job of selling its beauty would have long since passed to another likely or unlikely marketeer.
Herb Frazier is the marketing and public relations manager at Magnolia. He is a former reporter and features writer at The Post and Courier and author of "Behind God's Back," published by Evening Post Books.


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So Star Wars came out today, and I know all of you little fans are like WHOOP! Well there were midnight showings and I was there. No, I wasn't seeing the movie I was working late and staying up later then I normally do to work. I was working at the biggest screen theater in Arizona..the Cine Capri. Now it was easy, but by the end of the night I thought I was dead. I was so freaking tired I am just glad there isn't alot of trafic at four in the morning. Now, I get to sleep in today, but noooo my body is one who has to wake up by a certain time and stay awake...so no matter how tired I am I can't fall asleep. Anywho, from what I heard about Star Wars III is that it is like I and II. It is nothing like the first three ever made. As in another disapointment for huge fans. Of course, by now I expect it, but what happened? Why can't they make the newest ones as good as the old ones?
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The search was at Medina Jewelry, which had been renting space inside Mercado El Rey, 1023 S. Chavez Drive, according to police and El Rey's owner.
According to an affidavit filed in court as part of the request for a search warrant, police sought the warrant after undercover officers sold gold jewelry to the Medina store without being asked for identification - or, apparently, without the store keeping a record of the transactions.
City ordinances and state law require identification and a written record for such transactions, according to police.
Ernesto Villarreal, owner of El Rey, said the jewelry business was closed Friday and had put up a sign indicating it would reopen Monday, but he added, "We're not going to let them."
Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer, a Milwaukee police spokesman, said the search was part of an ongoing investigation of the possible purchase and sale of stolen jewelry at stores in the south side's 2nd Police District.
Police seized some $75,000 worth of jewelry from four south side stores in November, most of which they claimed had been stolen in burglaries. As in the Medina case, police said the stores violated city and state regulations by not asking the sellers for identification, not keeping accurate records of the sales, and not filling out a form reviewed by police after precious metals are sold.
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When we left "American Idol," 16-year-old Symone Black had just performed "Sitting On The Dock of the Bay," bantered briefly with the judges and then toppled off the stage, much to the horror of all involved.
Of course, if you only set your DVR to record "American Idol" and didn't set it to record "Mobbed," you missed the swan-dive and you also missed the cliffhanger. Instead, you spent a full hour waiting for a contestant to pass out and you got... nothing.
But don't worry. I suspect that we're going to get a full replay as Thursday (Feb. 9) night's "American Idol" begins...
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8:01 p.m. ET. "One casualty already"? Oh God! Did Symone die? Or does Ryan Seacrest have an annoying cavalier definition of "casualty"?
8:02 p.m. Uh-oh. There's Symone. She's getting light-headed.
8:02 p.m. Down goes Symone. Down goes Symone.
8:02 p.m. The other contestants circle up in prayer for Symone. But Symone doesn't need prayer. She needs... COKE! Thanks, Sponsor! Praise be to Coke!
8:04 p.m. "She's alright. Thank God," Steven says. And the contestants are shaken. Oh right. We never found out what happened to Lauren Mink and Jeremy Rosado. And some other people! Oh right. Ethan Jones. His dad was in rehab.
8:05 p.m. The results are in for the Group of Near-Death. Are least Symone, going out to get medical treatment, seems peppy and she's ready to pick it back up for Group Day. Lauren and Ethan are dunzo. Jeremy is moving on. "It's really bittersweet," Ethan says. Lauren's disappointed, but she feels lucky to be returning to her special needs kids.
8:06 p.m. 185 "Idol" hopefuls survived. So when Seacrest talked about how they absolutely, positively had to cut half the field? That was a lie.
8:08 p.m. So much intensity. So much fainting. So many "casualties."
8:11 p.m. The remaining "Idol" contestants are celebrating. But by tomorrow night, almost half of them will be dead. Or just eliminated. Because what's coming up next is... GROUP NIGHT.
8:12 p.m. Let the madness begin.
8:12 p.m. Ken Warwick warns them that they must be together in groups of 4 or 5 and that their groups must be mixtures of Day 1 and Day 2 contestants. This causes problems for contestants who already formed groups, because they didn't watch last year's show.
8:13 p.m. Dozens of contestants are left searching in vain.
8:14 p.m. Alicia Bernhart is this year's Little Orphan Annie. Also homeless is Amy Brumfield, who's lived in the woods in real life and now has the flu and no team.
8:15 p.m. Two loud people want people to sing "More Than a Feeling" with them. They're out of lucl.
8:15 p.m. Poor Little Orphan Amy. She's crying. She's weak. She worries she's going to pass out. She needs fresh air. I hope she doesn't die.
8:21 p.m. "The theater has erupted in CHAOS," Ryan says. Little Orphan Alicia finds a teammate in equally friendless Dustin. Heejun Han and Phillip Phillips are in a group together, which is awesome. They add some nerd in a black hat and they call themselves M.I.T. Or something.
8:22 p.m. Amy is still weakened, but she stumbles out and joins Alicia. They need one more person. "I'm used to people running from me, so it's not that big a deal," says Alicia, who's also a cop.
8:23 p.m. More functional groups are already rehearsing. Good for them.
8:23 p.m. Time is running out for Alicia and Amy and Dustin. If they don't fill out their group, they'll all be killed. Or something. Will Alicia join the "More Than a Feeling" duo? Not if she has her way. And they argue that "Joy to the World" sounds too much like a Christmas song to them. That's because they don't know what "Joy To The World" is. Alicia is suddenly losing Amy and Dustin to Team More Than a Feeling. And Alicia is all alone.
8:25 p.m. Poor Alicia. Soon, Ryan Seacrest will hunt her for sport.
8:30 p.m. Nobody's died yet.
8:30 p.m. Poor Alicia. She desperately needs somebody to sing "Joy To The World" with her. Nobody will. She worries that nobody wants to sing with her because she's a cop.
8:31 p.m. The Betties include some people I've never seen before, plus somebody named Brianna, who I don't like.
8:32 p.m. Alicia finds a team that accepts her for the cop she is.
8:32 p.m. Kyle Crews, Shannon Magrane and some girl who was in Pia Toscano's Group last year are working together. Brielle Von Hugel? Her stage mom is standing nearby making sure that her daughter is appropriately bossy. I hope Shannon crushes everybody. She can. She's a tall, powerful girl. Mad-Mackin' Frat Boy Kyle thinks he's coordinating everything, but Brielle's mom isn't impressed.
8:34 p.m. Symone Black Lives! She was dehydrated and she just needed to eat more and rest. Her stage dad wants Symone to get back to business. Will any Group let Symone play along? "I'm just a father that's helping his daughter achieve her dreams. They call them 'mentors.' I'm soon to be a famous mentor," Symone's dad says. A Group accepts Symone and they earn a hug from Symone's "mentor."
8:36 p.m. Make You Believers is the "More Than a Feeling" group. They're OK, but Amy's sicker than a dog and she could pass out at any moment. Everybody else hydrates. Uh-oh. Amy's like Gwyneth Paltrow in "Contagion." Everybody who touched her is dying, including Gabrielle.
8:37 p.m. Phillip Phillips is also sick. He's prone to kidney stones. And the dude in the cowboy hat has changed to a white cowboy hat, which is causing drama. And Cowboy Hat is trying to teach everybody else in his group to dance and do harmony. "I don't know how they do it in Cowboy Town, but this is not how we bring it down," Heejun complains.
8:44 p.m. Some groups are going to sleep. They blow kisses at the camera. And the virus spreads.
8:44 p.m. Alicia's group has also been hit with the "Outbreak" virus. Christian is dying somewhere. "It seems like the more I puke, the better I feel," Christian says, as "Idol" works out its "blurry-flu" camera techniques. Christian may be dying, but it's Alicia who can't figure out how to sing the song. DOWN GOES CHRISTIAN.
8:46 p.m. They're even calling Amy "Patient Zero." "I'm not letting the Devil play with me that way," says Outbreak Monkey, who swears that she has Jesus on her side.
8:47 p.m. Team M.I.T. has having a hard time, thanks to the ambitious Cowboy. Heejun is worried that his friends will laugh at him. In the case of Cowboy vs. Heejun, I'm ruling in favor of Heejun. "Now I have a very, very bad perspective towards cowboys, even Dallas Cowboys. Freakin' cowboys," Heejun says.
8:48 p.m. Holy Cow. We're not going to get a single performance tonight, are we?
8:49 p.m. The Betties are in trouble. Some girl is tired. She's losing her voice. She says this is because she doesn't sing well tired, but I suspect she has Ebola. They fight over how much sleep they need and how much sleep they're going to get. And members start breaking off on their own to go get sleep. One girl in yellow starts bawling about how she doesn't want to go home.
8:51 p.m. Wait. The Betties are doing all of that whining and it's only 2:35? And Banana Girl is named "Jennifer." She's calling a loved one and complaining.
8:54 p.m. While we were away, Legionnaires' Disease struck, killing 12.
8:55 p.m. Three "American Idol" contestants now have rickets.
8:55 p.m. Brianna Bell refuses to leave Banana Jennifer! It's a beautiful moment. Unfortunately, when they hug, tuberculosis is spread.
8:57 p.m. They've run out of time. The judges arrive. And NOBODY HAS PERFORMED A SONG TONIGHT!
8:58 p.m. Heejun has decided that his conflict with Cowboy is a West vs. East thing.
8:59 p.m. The first Group up is... The Betties. But something is wrong with them. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM?
8:59 p.m. Lupus.
9:00 p.m. Banana Jennifer opens her mouth and... that's it for our performance-free episode.
9:00 p.m. Next week on "American Idol" more death.
9:01 p.m. Will they find a cure in time? And how about the source of the infection? I suggest they investigate the town well.
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Because I am not as smart as West Allis "Jeopardy!" champion Michael Falk I could not figure out a way to introduce today's column in the form of a question.
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Just after intermission in playwright James DeVita's "A Midnight Cry," the minister (Mark Corkins) hiding a terrified Lida Anderson (Malkia Stampley) tells her that "you need to act like you been living free your whole life."
A runaway on the Underground Railroad who has spent her first 17 years in slavery, a confused Lida asks just how she's supposed to pull that off. Corkins' dumbfounded minister — white, established and born free — can't even imagine himself into a place where Lida's question is possible. »Read Full Article
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A new documentary called "Pattern and Practice" about minority tavern owners in Racine who say they are unfairly targeted by city officials is slated to premiere on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Journal Times reports.
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DistributionSiberia (southern regions), Central Asia (Dzungaro-Tarbagatay), Far East (Ussuriskiy Kray), northern China and Mongolia. Meadows, valleys, forest margins, along streams in the alpine zone.
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Marinakes George Shoe Service - Richmond, IN - Phone: (765) 962-5026
Meijer Inc - Shoe Repair - Richmond, IN - Phone: (765) 939-4415
Shoe Repairing, or shoe making, is a traditional handicraft profession. People who repair shoes are also known as cobblers. As the name suggests, shoe repairing deals mainly with repairing of shoes, however, in Richmond cobblers also produce a range of footwear like shoes, boots, sandals, etc. A shoe maker or repairer is also known as a cordwainer in Richmond. A cordwainer is somebody who makes shoes and other articles from fine soft leather. Historically, there was a distinction between a cordwainer, who made luxury shoes and boots out of the finest leathers, and a cobbler, who repaired them. This distinction gradually weakened, particularly during the twentieth century, when there was a predominance of shoe retailers who neither made nor repaired shoes.
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(Long Island, NY) In today's environmentally-conscious worldview that is being shared by more and more people, alternative fuel sources are the Holy Grail of the "green" movement. There are many new ways to eschew hydrocarbon-laden gasoline when it comes to filling up your vehicle's tank at the pump, and one of the most oft-talked about are biofuels- mainly ethanol and..