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bout to be a long list. fam gonna be comin out the wood works. haha
yerrrrrrp can i be on that list? I also remember kimizzle, i haven't seen him around in a while though
[quote=Tommy [F4F];http://hypebeast.com/forums/post/3668838]agh i wanna be on this list!!! always been a supporter...just been inactive on HB for awhile
Frodizzi, glad you decided to finally post haha
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Tim Westwood to leave BBC Radio 1
Radio 1 veteran Tim Westwood is set to leave the station after 20 years following a shake-up of the Saturday night schedule.
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Ant and Dec are desperate for DJ and TV presenter Tim Westwood to appear in the next edition of I'm A Celebrity.
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Mario Balotelli is already pretty box office - but it seems the Manchester City striker has his eyes set on superstardom away from the football pitch, because he's asked radio personality Tim Westwood for DJ lessons.
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Mario Balotelli has set his eyes on becoming a skilled DJ, following a meeting with The Big Dawg – Tim Westwood.
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A Tim Westwood 'fan' has been found guilty of sending grossly offensive, obscene or menacing messages, after threatening to kill the Radio One DJ.
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His failures helped the party pry a Senate seat away from Chafee, in his Republican days, three years ago. And in November, deep disenchantment with the Bush administration led to big GOP losses in the state legislature.
It is, of course, difficult to imagine the current commander-in-chief provoking anything like the enmity his predecessor inspired. Indeed, a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll found the public continues to blame President Bush for much of the nation's economic strife.
But the same survey suggested the gloom is rubbing off on the new administration. President Obama's overall approval rating has dipped below 60 percent for the first time. Faith in the stimulus package is eroding. Concern about the deficit is growing.
And if the push for major health care reform falls flat, Obama's progressive, interventionist approach to the economy could take a serious tumble in the public estimation.
"The new openness to an expanded role in government is entirely dependent on the government's success," said Darrell West, a former Brown University political science professor now at the Brookings Institution, a Washington think tank.
Indeed, a backlash to Obamanomics has already cropped up in this state. A new conservative think tank is churning out white papers. A passel of bloggers is beating the drum ever louder. And a protest group known as the Rhode Island Tea Party has proven remarkably adept at grabbing headlines in recent months.
Of course, that conservative impulse has little chance of ushering in an era of Republican rule here. This is a deep blue state, after all. But it could mean trouble for the most liberal Democrats — if not at the polls, then at least in the State House corridors, where policy is made.
Indeed, with the state's budget deficits running into the hundreds of millions of late, there is a clamoring for fiscal discipline that does not bode well for progressives hoping to expand the state's safety net.
None other than General Treasurer Frank T. Caprio, widely considered the frontrunner for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, is building his nascent, still unofficial candidacy around a message of fiscal responsibility.
He has pushed to rein in state pension costs and made little secret of his plans to create a "competitive" tax structure that will attract wealthy types who might invest in Rhode Island's struggling economy. And it is not just his economic policy that has raised eyebrows in progressive circles.
Caprio, who voted for same-sex partner benefits several times while in the legislature, has nonetheless managed to turn off some liberals with his lukewarm support for gay marriage — he says he "won't stand in the way" of the legislation as governor.
His rival for the Democratic nomination, Attorney General Patrick C. Lynch, has fared a little better with the liberals' chattering class, declaring firm support for gay nuptials.
But Lynch labeled himself a Blue Dog Democrat, in the mold of Southern and Midwestern moderates, in a recent interview with the Phoenix and has faced criticism for his stands on some civil liberties issues.
Fox, the openly gay majority leader, has also disappointed some on the left — coming under fire for a cautious approach to same-sex marriage legislation and a general propensity to cater to the moderate and conservative wings of the party.
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Fresh fighting broke out in the Iraqi city of Najaf yesterday, as US troops urged civilians to evacuate immediately the area where they are fighting Shiite militia.
Explosions and gunfire echoed from the heart of holy sites where militiamen loyal to the radical Shiite preacher Moqtada al-Sadr are dug in.
A witness said US helicopter gunships pounded positions near the city's ancient Shiite cemetery, a haven for fighters from Sadr's Mahdi Army who have been battling American marines for six straight days.
US soldiers aboard military vehicles toured the city, using loudspeakers to call on civilians to quit the combat zone. The call to leave was seen as a warning of a full-scale US-led offensive.
It came after Sadr rallied his supporters to fight with him "to the last drop of my blood" - a defiant rejection of a plea by Iraq's Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi, to end the fighting in Najaf.
Sadr spoke publicly on Monday in the Imam Ali Shrine for the first time since the fighting erupted in Najaf.
It was "an honour for me to fight the Americans", he said.
The US marines say they have killed 360 of his militia since Thursday.
Clashes also continued in Sadr City, a huge Shiite slum in Baghdad named for Sadr's late father. The Iraqi Government imposed a 4pm-to-8am curfew on Sadr City on Monday to try to dampen sporadic gunfights, but residents said the curfew had been ignored and armed men roamed the streets, which were crowded late into the night.
US tanks and Iraqi national guardsmen were advancing near the area yesterday.
Saboteurs struck an oil export pipeline in southern Iraq on Monday and forced a cut in output, but they had not halted flows, an oil official said.
In the southern city of Basra, New Zealand Army engineers were confined to their base as the violence claimed more lives.
A British soldier died on Monday night after British Army vehicles came under fire from insurgents. Five British soldiers were wounded in fierce clashes with Shiite militiamen on the streets of Basra. Two British Army Land Rovers were torched when Sadr's militiamen fired rocket-propelled grenades at their patrol.
A New Zealand Defence Force spokeswoman said 60 New Zealand Army engineers had been confined to their base because of the increasing violence.
The New Zealanders are due to leave Iraq next month, and planning for the withdrawal has begun.
In view of the deterioration in security, the Polish-led multinational division that had been responsible for Najaf said it had handed command of the area to American forces. The handover also covers the province of al-Qadisiyah.
Poland's Prime Minister, Marek Belka, told President George Bush on Monday that "no one wants to stay in Iraq for ever" and discussed with him circumstances that would allow Poland to reduce its presence.
Meanwhile, five truck drivers from Lebanon, Jordan and Syria who were being held hostage in Iraq have been freed, their families said. The two Jordanians had been held for two weeks by militants demanding their company stop working with the US military.
A Lebanese businessman hostage was released yesterday, his family said. Antoine Antoun was snatched with his Syrian driver, Issa al-Sheik Awad, last month by gunmen at the Baghdad dairy where he worked. Mr Awad, too, was freed yesterday.
But a Jordanian businessman working for an Iraqi company that is an agent for a Korean tyres firm has been snatched from his home in Baghdad by a group demanding a $US250,000 ($350,500) ransom for his release, his son said yesterday.
The Iranian Government is still trying to secure the release of one of its diplomats seized by militants in Iraq last week.
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Nov. 18, 2009
PITTSBURGH—The University of Pittsburgh men's basketball program signed three student-athletes to a National Letter of Intent, Head Coach Jamie Dixon announced on Wednesday. The NCAA Division I fall men's basketball signing period began Wednesday, Nov. 11 and ends today, Wednesday, Nov. 18.
Those three student-athletes include guard Isaiah Epps (Plainfield, N.J./Hargrave Military Academy/Plainfield H.S.), forward J.J. Moore (Brentwood, N.Y./South Kent Academy, Conn.) and guard Cameron Wright (Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine H.S.). Epps, Moore and Wright will enroll at Pitt in August, 2010 as freshmen. Moore committed to the Panthers last Wednesday.
"We are extremely excited about Isaiah, J.J. and Cameron," Dixon said. "All three are good players from winning programs and all three have outstanding work ethic."
Pitt (2-0) is back in action on Thursday, Nov. 19 against Eastern Kentucky in the O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. at the Petersen Events Center.
The following is detailed information on Pitt's 2009-10 men's basketball signees:
(early signing period for men's basketball runs Nov. 11-18, 2009)
Guard, 6-2, 170, Plainfield, N.J./Hargrave Military Academy/Plainfield H.S.
A lefthanded combination guard, Isaiah Epps is described as a quick, agile point guard with elite level speed who will provide a new element to the Pitt program. One of the nation's most prolific passers, Epps is a pass-first player who makes his teammates better. He has been compared to former Pitt point guard Levance Fields for his unique passing ability, shifty ball-handling skills and spot-up shooting in clutch situations. Epps can shoot the three, get to the hoop or knock down pull-up jumpers. On the defensive end, he is very creative and his long arms enable him to get steals. He is an intense, hard working player with good speed, athleticism and court vision.
HIGH SCHOOL: Will play his senior season at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va. for Head Coach Kevin Keatts…Season is underway…Has already been named the team captain…Had to transfer to a prep school because of New Jersey state age regulations…Played three years at Plainfield High School for coaches Jeff Lubreski (2008-09) and Pete Vasil (2006-08)…Second Team All-State, Group Four First Team All-County and All-Union First Team selection as a junior…Named to All-Area First Team by CentralJersey.com…Averaged 15.6 points, six rebounds and 5.5 assists as a junior in 2008-09…Led Plainfield to a 23-7 overall record and North NJSIAA championship in 2008-09…Scored 24 points (four 3-pointers) in a 70-67 Group Four Semifinal game against Paterson Eastside…Finished with a game-high 21 points in leading Plainfield to a 70-52 North 2 Group Four title game win over Piscataway…Registered a game-high 27 points with four 3-pointers vs. St. Peter's Prep…Totaled 13 points and a career-high 14 assists in a 91-70 win over Elizabeth…Scored 30 points with five 3-pointers vs. Seton Hall Prep…Registered 26 points vs. Shabazz…Scored 24 points and was named MVP of the Hoop Group Tipoff Showcase after a come-from-behind 73-61 win over Paterson Catholic…Hit five 3-pointers and finished with 23 points vs. Watchung Hills…Averaged 16.5 points, 6.4 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 3.6 steals as a sophomore…Guided the Cardinals to an 18-7 record as a sophomore…Played several games on the Plainfield varsity as a freshman and guided the Cardinals' JV program to the Union County title…Attended the Deron Williams Skills Academy, sponsored by Nike and attended by the nation's top high school point guards…Rated one of the "top passers" at the Williams Skills Camp…Plays AAU basketball with the New Jersey Playaz for Head Coach Jim Salmon…Ranked the nation's No. 40 recruit and No. 8 point guard by Rivals.com…Rated the nation's No. 50 recruit by ESPN-U…Rated the nation's No. 69 recruit by Rivals.com, The Sporting News and Lindy's Magazine…Ranked the nation's No. 92 recruit by Scout.com…Invited to attend the 2008 Reebok All-American Camp in Philadelphia…Named the 2008 Rumble in the Bronx MVP…Selected as the Most Outstanding Prospect at the Hoop Group Elite Camp…Played in the Pittsburgh Jam Fest, an AAU Tournament held at the Petersen Events Center.
PERSONAL: Born Isaiah S. Epps on August 16, 1990…Son of Danielle Epps…Originally from New York City, moved to Plainfield, N.J. with his mother before the eighth grade…Nickname is "Easy"…Became the first Plainfield player to sign with a Big East school in more than 25 years…Second cousin is current Pitt guard Travon Woodall…Pitt assistant coach Brandin Knight is a New Jersey native and also played AAU basketball for the Playaz…Favorite player is LeBron James because he "looks for his teammates before he scores"…Committed to Pitt on January 12, 2009, midway through his junior year…Selected Pitt because he felt "comfortable, loved the school, loved his visit and loved everything about it"…Playing at same prep school as former Pitt All-American Sam Young…Played on same team with fellow Pitt signee Cameron Wright at the Lebron James Nike All-American Camp…Also considered Maryland, Florida, Texas, Seton Hall, Rutgers, St. John's, Georgetown, UCLA, Kansas, Ohio State, Providence, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech and Michigan State in the recruiting process.
Forward, 6-6, 200, Brentwood, N.Y./South Kent Academy (Conn.)/Brentwood H.S.
A somewhat hidden talent out of Long Island, J.J. Moore's stock soared this summer as his skill set improved to the point that it matched his explosiveness. A good teammate and leader, Moore has emerged as one of the nation's most complete wing prospects. A big, aggressive, athletic wing with an impressive game, Moore excels at attacking the rim, is a versatile scorer and stellar on-ball defender. He is an explosive leaper and streaky shooter with improving range who has good size for the perimeter. He has good hands and can catch off penetration and convert threes. Flying under the radar for the majority of his high school career, Moore was discovered by major NCAA Division I programs this summer with outstanding performances in Philadelphia and North Carolina.
HIGH SCHOOL: Will play his senior season at South Kent Prep Academy in South Kent, Conn. for Head Coach Kelvin Jefferson…Has already emerged as a team leader…Attended and played his first three years at Brentwood High School for Head Coach Anthony Jimenez…Brentwood is located in Long Island, N.Y.…Averaged 24 points, 10 rebounds and three assists as a junior at Brentwood while being forced to play center and power forward because of his height…Led the Indians to a 17-5 overall record…Consensus All-Long Island selection…Named to Newsday and Suffolk All-County Long Island Teams…Ranked among the county's top-5 leading scorers…Scored 28 points and hit three 3-pointers in Brentwood's NYHSA playoff loss to Deer Park…Scored 27 points and added nine rebounds vs. Floyd…Ranked the nation's No. 52 recruit by Hoopscooponline…Rated the No. 76 player in the nation by Scout.com…Ranked the No. 107 player overall and the No. 23 small forward by Rivals.com…Joined the New York Panthers AAU Basketball program in 2009 and played for Gary Charles…Also played for Team Underrated…Competed at the All-American Camp in Philadelphia where he impressed college coaches with a game-high 18 points…Shined on the summer AAU circuit at the IS8 League and Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions in North Carolina…Nassau-Suffolk All-Star Game…Invited to compete in the NBA Top-100 Camp…Named an All-Star at the Reebok All-American Camp after performing as one of the top-5 players at the camp.
PERSONAL: Born Johnathan J. Moore on May 25, 1991…Son of Monique Ballard…Youth league coach is Hunt Bresky…Playing at the same prep school as Pitt forward Gilbert Brown…Visited Pitt on Tuesday, November 3, 2009 on an unofficial visit…Committed to Pitt on November 11, 2009, National Signing Day…Selected Pitt because of the Jamie Dixon and the coaching staff, the city of Pittsburgh, location and he "felt at home"…Other players who starred at South Kent include the Washington Wizards' Andray Blatche, Miami Heat's Dorel Wright…Also considered Louisville, St. John's, Florida, Connecticut, Syracuse, Marquette, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Providence and Oklahoma.
Guard, 6-4, 195, Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine H.S.
Cameron Wright is described as a "complete" package who fits perfectly into Pitt's style of play. He is physical and competitive, can defend and rebound in traffic, runs the floor, has a good mid-range game and his shot is improving. Wright is an athletic wing with size who slashes to the basket for layups on north/south drives. He is explosive and aggressive off the dribble and in the open court, attacks the rim with his slashing ability or power drives smaller players. He also has a presence on the offensive glass, is agile, has proven to be a tough defender and his athleticism is good. Wright plays with energy and urgency on both ends of the floor and will be a capable multiple position defender in Pitt's defensive system. Wright is also an honor roll student who has been said to work as hard in the classroom as he does on the floor.
HIGH SCHOOL: Will play his senior season at Benedictine High School in Cleveland, Ohio for Head Coach Rob Stircula…Begins his season on December 4 vs. Cleveland Kennedy H.S….Will break the all-time Benedictine career scoring record in either the first or second game of the season…Two-time All-State selection and three-year varsity starter…Named Ohio Division II First Team All-State and co-District II Player of the Year, sharing the honor with teammate Derek Jackson, following his junior year…Averaged 20.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 4.5 steals per game in leading Benedictine to a 17-6 record as a junior…Scored 20 or more points in eight games during his junior year…Scored 29 points with 11 field goals against Walsh Jesuit…Named Ohio Division II Second Team All-State as a sophomore…Averaged 18.1 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.0 steals per game as a sophomore while leading the Bengals to a 19-6 record…Scored over 20 points in eight games…Scored a sophomore season-high 29 points two different times against both Youngstown Cardinal Mooney and Poland Seminary…Hit a 35-foot game winning shot to defeat Madison during his sophomore year…Averaged 15.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 5.7 assists in leading the Bengals to a 15-11 record and regional final appearance as a freshman…Started as a freshman…Delivered on a game-winning drive to give Benedictine a one point, 52-51, regional semifinal win over Fairless as a freshman…Ranked the nation's No. 74 recruit by Scout.com…Played AAU Basketball with the King James Shooting Stars…Invited to play at the King City Classic.
PERSONAL: Born Cameron W. Wright on January 1, 1992…Son of Kevin and Cheryl Wright…Honor student with a 3.7-plus grade point average…Committed to Pitt on Sunday, August 9, 2009 after visiting the campus, saying it was an "unbelievable" visit and that he "found his home"…Impressed with Pitt's facilities, but most impressed with the people and coaching staff…Committed less than 24 hours after visiting the campus…Played on same team with fellow Pitt signee Isaiah Epps at the Lebron James Camp…Also considered Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Indiana, Notre Dame, UCLA, Georgia Tech and West Virginia.
Hometown/High School
Isaiah Epps
Plainfield, N.J./Hargrave Military Acad./Plainfield H.S.
J.J. Moore
Brentwood, N.Y./South Kent Prep (Conn.)
Cameron Wright
Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine H.S.
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Class 4A
UMS-Wright (12-2) vs. Oneonta (14-0), 11 a.m.
Averaging 36.4 points per game this season, UMS-Wright is looking for its sixth state title and first since 2008 when the Bulldogs take on Oneonta on Friday at 11 a.m. in the first game at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Junior quarterback Gunner Roach is one to watch for UMS-Wright as the 6-1, 190-pounder has a strong arm and the ability to make plays with his legs. Sophomore Troy Dixon has 1,958 yards rushing for the Bulldogs this season and is a powerful back that is averaging 20 carries a game this season.
Oneonta counters with one of the state's most explosive offensive attacks led by Cody O'Toole's 43 combined touchdowns this season. Outside receiver Alvin Scott topped the 1,000 yard mark for the third consecutive season and combined with talented junior Jalen Johnson for more than 2,000 receiving yards and 30 touchdowns.
On defense 6-3, 240 Blake Bean controls the line of scrimmage with Johnson doing double-duty with his 6-3 frame at cornerback. Averaging 46.5 points per game, the Indians have only been held under 40 points one time since week two of the season.
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Class 2A
Washington County (13-1) vs. Tanner (13-0), 3 p.m.
Following a very successful regular season, Washington County avenged its only loss of the season last week by knocking off powerhouse Sweet Water 41-33 on the road in the semi-finals. Averaging 33.4 points per game for the season, the Bulldogs are led by talented running back T.J. Kidd. Last week he had 337 yards and touchdown runs of 38, 59 and 54 yards against Sweet Water on just 16 carries.
Along with Brantley perhaps the most dominant team left standing in the playoffs, the Rattlers are averaging 46.5 points and allowing just 6.6 points per game this season. A physical team on both sides of the ball, Tanner has allowed more than 10 points just four times this season.
Offensively, junior running back Hayden Stephens and senior Fred Rich have combined for over 3,000 yards rushing for a team that has gained 4,049 yards and scored 63 total touchdowns on the ground.
Class 6A
Opelika (10-4) vs. Hoover (14-0), 7 p.m
One of the hottest teams in the state entering the Super Six, Opelika has avenged two regular season losses the last two weeks in wins over Auburn (8-7) and Carver-Montgomery (35-21) and will go for another Friday night against Hoover.
Falling 30-7 to the Bucs in week 10 of the regular season, the Bulldogs have come out swinging in the playoffs behind the running of senior tailback Calvin Bryant and a load of talented juniors. Big Jakell Mitchell plays running back, tight end and linebacker for the Bulldogs and will be one of the top 2014 prospects in Alabama next year. The same is true of junior cornerback Stephen Roberts. At 6-0, 180, Roberts has the ability to shut down his side of the field on defense.
Hoover's Connor Short will be a key for the Bucs.
Opelika isn't the only team with talented underclassmen as Hoover junior defensive back Marlon Humphrey is one of the top 2014 prospects in the country at cornerback. Joining him on a defense allowing just 9.7 points per game are a pair of outstanding sophomores in Christian Bell (6-4, 205) at defensive end and Darrell Williams (6-3, 200) at linebacker. The duo are physical and fast for the Bucs.
Offensively, Auburn baseball signee Connor Short leads a Hoover offense that averages 36.6 points per game. Hoover is playing in its 15th state title game and is looking for its eighth championship overall. This will be Opelika's first trip to the finals.


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Diane Kruger Looks Stunning At 'Sleeping Beauty' Premiere At The Cannes Film Festival!
The actress exuded old Hollywood glamour on the red carpet!
Diane Kruger is a pro when it comes to getting glam, but unfortunately I can't say the same for Joshua Jackson! While Diane donned a gorgeous backless Calvin Klein gold gown at the Cannes Film Festival on May 12, Joshua was in head-to-toe Lanvin — including his sneakers.
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Robert Pattison Says Goodbye to NYC
Getting ready to leave the Big Apple, Robert Pattinson checked out of his New York City hotel on Tuesday (April 23).
The "Twilight" hunk carried a stylish duffel bag out to his awaiting ride while ignoring the always-present shutterbugs.
In relationship news, Rob is reportedly taking dance lessons with girlfriend Kristen Stewart.
A source close to the couple said, "Rob is the first to admit he's a terrible dancer. The pair have already had a couple of lessons with a private instructor and have been practicing their moves at Kristen's mom's house in Malibu, California, where they are currently staying."
Of course, these new reports lead to speculation that the on-screen vampire couple is set to head down the aisle. We shall see.
Enjoy the pictures of Robert Pattinson out in NYC (April 23).
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is the ultimate race black? because the whites breed only the strongest?!?!!
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#89 Mar 17, 2013
No race is the strongest.
We are good at least one thing. Where all different and if god intended on black to the strongest we would all be black. K
The only reason black people are good at basket ball running and football is because the practice alot. The only reason that white people are good at tennis, heavy weights, ex are because they practice and so on. Guys don't be racist people have feelings to. I will pray for u all even u Galactia. We're all different and if u guys won't accept that then fuck u.
#90 Mar 20, 2013
white people need black people that's why they enslaved us so we can create alot of things in america today. do you think we want to be here hell no we would rather be home in Africa but you whites needed someone to survive with.and if we so dumb and useless why did y'all kidnapped us here ?????? white people gave us the disease and sickness,aids and bumps and etc.and you want to know why y'all had disease before anyone its because y'all fucked animals just because y'all are nasty. if we were still in Africa, america would be trash right now and Africa would be like USA or better. and FYI blacks were the first to live on earth........ Asians are the smartest and blacks are the strongest.whites got noting but media to make it seem like were the bad people and rapist and etc. but its OK god gave y'all us so y'all could survive in life.
#91 Apr 10, 2013
Wow. Did you read? I said they descend from LATIN roots. I am not black because of my skin color. I am black because of my descendants. It isn't obvious I'm Cherokee but if you met my great grandmother you would know. I get what you're saying. My point is just what you pointed out. Them being "tan"/light skinned is not what makes them Latin. It's their descendants. Italians aren't white. The ones I know would be pissed if you called them white, so I doubt they even consider themselves white. The fact of the matter is that white people seem to think anything in Europe is white. This is false. German is white, some say Russian, and others. However, no one I know of says that Spaniard/Spanish is white. It isn't. It's Hispanic. Same for Ancient Romans. They look white(at least that's how they were depicted), but they were Latin.
#92 Apr 10, 2013
I don't want to offend any white people but this is true. I would rather be African than African "American". To me, honestly, "American" ruins my proud title of African. What the hell did America do for my people? Give them a bad name, hang them, rape them, kill them, and make us look like bad guys when these things still go on today. Yet, my people are known for NOT resorting to violence, unlike our "superior" white folk, who started bringing out weapons the moment they felt that we threatened their position. Especially the southern states. It's racial hell down there. It's okay though, because Obama changed it up on the racist ones. All of the racists people on here, look at Obama. Lol take a good look and see how we rose. What the hell did you guys do to rise? Oh yeah you didn't. You started at the top and when blacks were rising and most attempting to let the racial tension fall, you guys kept it going. Now, no one wants to be white. I know white people, who say they hate white people. Lol wtf is this? Breeding the strongest-my ass.
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#93 Apr 17, 2013
He's kinda got a point...the media does worship african americans now days....and just because you are black doesnt mean you are inferior or superior.......it just means you love the sun...
"its like a short maan who believes he is tall because everyone in his family is tall"
#95 May 2, 2013
ultimate race would be the mixed people just think about it.
#96 Jun 2, 2013
the black race is strong they been tryna eliminate us four thousands of years in we still here in we survived slavery if we had equal opportunity like whites we would be even more powerful
#97 Jun 3, 2013
http://youtube.com/watch... black breed inferior
Since: Jun 13
Langley, Canada
#98 Jun 19, 2013
yes black people are the strongest and the most diverse
#99 Jul 12, 2013
Certain people are so stupid in this post.
We all stand under one sun, no man is divine.
I cam to this site whilst looking for the meaning of 'caucasian peoples' but I'm hoping to leave by educating some of you idiots.
There is no superior race, it depends on the individual itself. There are benefits of being both dark and pale.
Many people might suggest black as the superior race as their continious high achievement in athletics lately. But that is due to selective breeding. Slave owners purposely decided to make a strong baby who could be stronger. This process continued and soon it started coming in the genes.
Others might say White people are more superior due to their Empires and progressive knowledge during the 1st millenimum. But they were progressing very often than other race because there were majority of them. They had captured many other countries.
In this time and age, no race is superior. It now all depends on individual. Especially since we are now such a mixed community. Let's learn to love and apprecieate one another instead of arguing regarding the supreme race.
#100 Aug 15, 2013
well if u havent noticed thats one person, the majority of major sports the best athletes are black. you can name only alittle bit of people who are white that are good at sports. but you can name lots of blacks that are very good at sports
#102 Aug 24, 2013
lololol. Y'all didnt create shit but crime.ratings. We didnt kidnap you here, we bought you from other more.powerful african tribes that captured you. And we didnt need you for shit. We just made you do our dirty work. Youd rather be in africa,.dirt poor no opportunity country where u still get lynched to death for.stealing bread? Youd.rather be.wearing rags.than your tommy hills? Hites freed.you and gave you culture. And noone today has ever owned a.slave.in america. You are a cockroach.in the.kitchen of america. You are parasitic. And we will bust your black asses
#103 Aug 30, 2013
WRONG. Do your homework:
1. Alzheimer cases are the highest % amongst blacks, then hispanic, then white. Google it.
2. White people with down syndrome die at age 50 on average, while blacks with down syndrome die at age 25 on average. Fot other races the average age is even lower. The number of cases with down syndrome are only slightly higher amongst whites than blacks.
3. Acne cases are as much amongst blacks as whites, but its harder to see acne on darker skin.
#104 Sep 3, 2013
You guys are downing a race that has been threw so much on account of your so called superior race . Come on now , look at the way white people age . Poorly . With all types of diseases . Black people are way more healthier then any other race . Whites are the weakest race if you ask me . When breeding any other race always dominates over white . Which mean if white people started getting killed of mating with any other race wouldn't restore their population because their genes are so weak . They believe they are so intelligent because of bogus IQ test based on irrelevant ass information that means absolutely nothing . Tease arch the history of blacks the real history not the fake shit that white people invented to make blacks seem weaker then what they are . White people are frightened by blacks because we are strong and if more blacks educated themselves , they would be in very big trouble because white supremacy wouldn't be no where near as successful as it is now
#105 Nov 1, 2013
blacks are gods sent race to dominate us. better music, stronger, faster, more sex drive, stronger, better women, more equal, better actors, just as smart, cooler, the backbone of are nation. This is a joke, they are not, but that's what they tell us on T.V.
#106 Nov 6, 2013
White men and Oriental men are world renowned for having tiny penises, and white men cannot reproduce and population is in decline.
#107 Nov 15, 2013
I am a 51 yo married white boi and I truly believe in Black Superiority. Physically, sexually we just cannot compete. My teenage daughter will not even consider dating a white boi. I fear my wife has had our daughters b/f in our bed. Not that I blame her. One look at him and you can easily see his Superior musculature. We whites lack the strength and confidence that come naturally to Black men. If it wouldn't ruin my relationship with my daughter, I would gladly fall to my knees to suck him.
#108 Nov 15, 2013
Are blacks the ultimate race? Absolutely!
Discovered planet Earth during the 2nd voyage of their Inter-Galactic Survey Expedition
Built pyramids
Established advanced civilizations
Laid the groundwork for modern physics, astronomy, and mathematics
Explored the North American continent 3000 years before Columbus in land vehicles powered by a proto-type gasoline engine
Invented peanut butter, the traffic signal, indoor plumbing, and the wheel
Toby Jefferson, the REAL inventor of the Cotton Gin, had his invention stolen and and later patented by mofo white man, Eli Whitney
#109 Nov 15, 2013
Are you out of your cotton-picking mind?
#110 Nov 17, 2013
dumbass Egypt is in Africa what pyramids did the Jews build there
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Sweden has decided not to send any official representatives to the UN conference on racism that will be hold in South Africa. A major problem for many countries was the initial paper which presented issues to be discussed and since only Israel was cited as a violator of human rights it did raise questions as to the composition of those deciding what could be discussed. However, Swedish Integration Minister Nyamko Subini said her country wanted to "send clear signals about what is acceptable, in this case, we are not going to legitimise the non-democratic powers in place at the ministerial level." She was concerned that opponents of human rights such as President Ahmadinejad of Iran will be a dominant figure at the conference.
Although, one can sympathize with her views, in the marketplace of ideas the best approach is to confront those like the Iranian president who is a hypocrite on human rights by citing in public the continued violations of rights in his country. Similar views could be expressed about religious fanatics in Saudi Arabia or Pakistan who abuse the rights of non-Muslims.


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Statewide budget cuts forced state attorney and public defender offices around Florida to cut back.
The State Attorney's Office in Gainesville, has had a hiring freeze for years.
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Bieber & Selena dirrrrrty dancing
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This week, the Food and Drug Administration approved a medicine called Gardasil as a vaccine against cervical cancer. A vaccine for cancer. Roll that one around your head for a few minutes.
Sure, genetics research is getting a lot of press, but medical breakthroughs of a different sort are also occurring. And — if we're lucky — one such revolution might change the way we treat infections.
Bacteria do a lot more than infect wounds. Some cause ulcers. Others cause cavities or heart disease. And that's just the beginning of what we're learning. Unfortunately, our reckless use of antibiotics has led to those bacteria evolving into drug-resistant strains that even powerful stuff like Vancomycin can't treat.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, more than 50 people die in the U.S. every day from antibiotic-resistant infections, many of them from Staph — that's Staphylococcus aureus— they pick up in hospitals.
Scientifically, though, there's hope — that is, if politics and economics don't quash it. As infections get worse and harder to handle, a medical treatment largely abandoned by Western Europe and the Americas might make a comeback.
It's called phage therapy.
Killer bugs
Phages, short for bacteriophages, are viruses that kill bacteria. There are millions of them, found just about everywhere in nature.
Each phage has a 'target' bacteria it can infect. The phage for E. coli, for example (it's called "bacteriophage T4"), will only kill E. coli. That makes phages an incredibly powerful, natural, narrow-target antibiotic. And, unlike traditional antibiotics, bacteria can't evolve a resistance to phages; the phages evolve right along with them.
Phages have been used for a long time — since about 1915 in fact, and were soon regarded as an effective treatment for infection (they were discovered independently by English, French-Canadian, and Georgian doctors). American pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly was even making them for a time.
Then, in 1941, penicillin hit the market.
Hit the market in the West, that is, where it was regarded as well-nigh miraculous, putting phages out of business. But there was a long-term price for the miracle: Our reliance on antibiotics soon caught up with us. Stronger antibiotics forced bacteria to evolve into drug-resistant strains.
In the Soviet Union, though, cut off in large part from Western science, phages were still the primary means of treating a bacterial infection. In fact, until the 1980s you could go to a clinic in most Soviet cities and get phage treatment for an infection. (Soviet soldiers even carried a phage powder to treat infections like cholera, dysentery, and typhoid.)
Eventually the Cold War ended and the USSR and its economy collapsed, and with that many Eastern European phage clinics disappeared. Not all, though, and the ones that remained are incredibly popular.
The center of the bacteriophage universe is the former Soviet republic of Georgia, home of the George Eliava Institute of Bacteriophage, Microbiology and Virology. There, you can still buy phages over the counter for common infections, and phage mixtures are updated to combat whatever new bacteria is causing infections.
In 2003, Institute scientists formed a company, Phage Therapy Center, which was bought by a U.S. firm called Phage International.
It operates two clinics, one in Tbilisi, Georgia and one in Tijuana, Mexico, where you can get treatment for a list of bacteria-caused conditions. If they know what bacteria is causing the problem, they'll pick the phage out of the library. If not, you can send in a sample of the bacteria you want to kill, and they'll find a phage for it.
So why don't doctors here take a sample of a superbug — a vancomycin-resistant bacteria — send it to Georgia, and get a phage that kills it? Good question.
Uphill climb
The majority of research into phages was done by Soviet scientists, which was inaccessible — thanks to language and political issues — to most Western scientists. Further, while the Soviets had terrific engineers, their science wasn't great; much of their research wouldn't meet Western standards, so what did make it through the Iron Curtain was given little credence.
Then there are the financial issues. The amount of research and testing required by the FDA is staggering — the Infectious Diseases Society of America estimates it costs $800 million to bring a new antibiotic into the market. And all that money may be for naught. Phages, being naturally occurring, are tough to patent — so profits for pharmaceutical companies are limited.
The regulatory landscape is also daunting, to say the least. A Georgian pharmacy probably won't sell a single phage, it will sell a mix designed to cure what's currently going around — a cocktail. And that cocktail might be different from region to region or even hospital to hospital.
There's a good reason for that. Local strains of an infection might be different, so having the exact phage mix for a particular area makes sense. Further, as new strains emerge, it's just a matter of finding the new phages to deal with them.
That's there. Here, in the U.S., the regulatory system is designed to handle one-size-fits-all drugs, not quickly changing individual meds. The FDA would require every phage to go through a multi-year testing process – by which time the bug may have evolved again.
There is hope, although it may be a while coming here. Besides Phage International, there are a handful of Western companies — Intralytix (in Baltimore), Novolytics (in the U.K.), and GangaGen (in Bangalore, California, and Ontario) — working to bring phage therapy to our market.
There's also the possibility that phages can be used for animals, even if they aren't approved for humans. And the FDA could revise its rules the way it has revised them for flu vaccine: Although it changes every year to meet the current influenza, new versions don't need to repeat the entire testing process.
And, of course, even if phage clinics never cross our borders, Tijuana isn't far to go to save someone's life — although the irony shouldn't be lost on anyone.
Andrew Kantor is a technology writer, pundit, and know-it-all who covers technology for the Roanoke Times. He's also a former editor for PC Magazine and Internet World. Read more of his work at kantor.com. His column appears Fridays on USATODAY.com.


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When it comes to movie buffs, gore-and-ghoul types are perhaps the most disenchanted of all. The gripping fear these freaky flick-lovers felt the first time they saw Halloween or Hellraiser was a thrilling delight. But alas, those jumping jitters have faded with age. The string of disappointments released in the past decade havent helped, either (ahem, The Grudge and The Devils Rejects). If youre in search of horror movies that still havent lost their edge, head to the Upper Eastside Garden for Janus Film Night. A series of horror flicks kicks off tonight at 8:30 with a screening of Kwaidan, a 1964 Japanese movie directed by Masaki Kobayashi.
The film comprises four tales based on Japanese folklore. And in a refreshing deviation from horror traditions, Kwaidans fear factor relies on escalating suspense and twisted endings rather than cheap scares and blood. If that doesnt spook you, at least you can admire the flicks artfully shot scenes with vivid colors and dreamlike backdrops. Admission is seven dollars and includes popcorn and a drink. The month of devilish horror includes screenings of The Devil and Daniel Webster, Haksan, and Jigoku, and ends November 1.
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A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain stops due to a clot, causing brain cells to stop receiving oxygen.
Stroke symptoms
Know the signs of a stroke. Similar to a heart attack, stroke is a "brain attack." Time lost during an attack equals brain cells lost.
If you or a loved one has sudden onset of stroke symptoms, remember to act FAST:
F: Face drooping. Ask the person to smile. Is one side of the smile drooping?
A: Arm weakness or numbness, particularly on one side of the body. Ask the person to lift both arms. Does one arm drift downward?
S: Speech that is slurred or difficult to understand. Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence. Do the words come out clearly?
T: Time to call 911. If the person shows any of these signs, call 911 immediately.
Types of stroke
There are several types of stroke and stroke-related conditions:
- Ischemic stroke, when a blood vessel becomes blocked
- Hemorrhagic stroke, when a blood vessel in the brain leaks or bursts (such as during a brain aneurysm rupture)
- Transient ischemic attack (TIA), also known as a "mini-stroke," when a blood vessel is blocked for a short time
Stroke risks
The following increase a person's risk of stroke:
- Smoking
- High cholesterol levels
- High blood pressure (also known as hypertension)
- Atrial fibrillation
- Congestive heart failure
- Diabetes
Stroke survivors are at greater risk of having another stroke. Subsequent strokes can be more deadly and debilitating than the initial attack.
Care for stroke at Rush
Immediate care
- Rapid evaluation for clot-busting medicine: After a stroke, there is a short window of opportunity for treatment with clot-busting medicine that can reduce further damage. Rush has a system for rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients admitted to the emergency department. This system includes quick access to brain imaging, stroke neurologists to conduct patient evaluations and use of clot-busting medications when appropriate.
- Emergency surgery: If clot-busting medicine cannot be used, physicians at Rush can often surgically remove the blood clot.
Comprehensive treatment
Rush provides comprehensive medical treatment for stroke and related conditions. This treatment includes immediate care for people having a stroke and follow-up care, including rehabilitation, physical therapy and occupational therapy, for people coping with the effects of a stroke.
Rush also offers inpatient rehabilitation available for those who could benefit from further therapy before being discharged from the hospital.
Reduce risk for future stroke
Because people who have had one stroke are at a greater risk for additional strokes, clinicians at Rush work with patients to reduce their risk factors in a variety of ways:
- Modify lifestyle behavior: Stroke doctors at Rush help patients control conditions that make a stroke more likely to occur, such as those noted above.
- Prevent clots: Stroke doctors help patients find the right medications to help prevent clots.
- Explore surgical options: To improve blood supply to the brain, some patients may need to also have surgery to remove plaque that is causing arteries in the neck to narrow.
- Group support: Rush has monthly support groups for stroke survivors.
- Buddy program: Patients can partner with a fellow stroke survivor for ongoing mentorship and encouragement over the phone.
Why choose Rush for stroke care
- The Rush Stroke Program has been certified by the Joint Commission as a comprehensive stroke center. This certification recognizes hospitals that foster better outcomes for stroke care and have the ability to care for even the most complex stroke cases.
- The Rush Stroke Program has been awarded the Gold Plus Performance Achievement Award by the American Stroke Association — the highest level — for success in implementing a higher standard of stroke care.
- Neurologists at Rush are leaders in providing stroke care throughout the region. Through the Rush Telestroke Network, stroke neurologists from Rush remotely assess patients at community hospitals in the region. This helps emergency room physicians at these hospitals determine if a patient is a candidate for the clot-busting medication, tissue plasminogen activator (tPA), or if they need to be transferred to Rush for more complex stroke care.


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Thank you for using JustAnswer.com my name is XXXXX XXXXX I am going to assist you today
What model of Mach speed android tablet do you have? The Eclipse or maybe the Trio?
trio 7c 2.3
Ok the Mach Speed Trio Stealth Pro 7c?
it just says trio android 7c 2.3 nothing about stealth. i put a password XXXXX the unit and have never been able to use it.
Ok one moment while I pull up your tablets information
To factory reset your device you turn the tablet completely off
ok it is off
Then hold the volume down button and press the power button while continuing to hold volume down
If the volume button that you hold doesn't work power off the device and hold the other volume button and press the power button
ok i am
you should get two icons on your screen
Use the volume buttons to move between the two icons
and select reset
This is the standard way to reset most android devices including Mach Speed tablets
i get a penguin in the upper left corner but no other icon
And when you see the penguin what else happends
it doesnt boot any further it just has a penguin?
yes and then the penguin goes off
and boots into android?
or the screen goes black
goes black
And now press the power button
and restart the device
i still do not get anything but the penguin
What happened to the tablet that you want to factory reset it?
i put a password XXXXX the unit when i got it and then i could never the password XXXXX again
I am waiting for the support manual to finish downloading from triomp3.com the website is extremely slow
Apparently they had some Black Friday deal on their tablets
when i called mach-speed their support was not very knowledable
Its a knock off company
They copy other devices
Your tablet is a copy of the LY-F1 from china
that is why i thought there ought to be a way to reset this
I am still looking and waiting for this service manual to download
half the pages on their website dont even seem to load
Wow their site is a joke
Its just a wordpress site thrown up on the internet
i'm going to have to leave for home. i can check back in an hour.
Well I just checked all the documentation they provide and the clone info
If the factory reset doesn't work using the volume down + power something is wrong with the device
And Machspeed doesn't support resetting the device
They also say if you set a password XXXXX don't remember it they wont assist you in any way
Their phone number is XXXXX Oklahoma
ok well we tried thanks
sorry about your device
Check out xda-developers.com
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Free full breakfast is included with your stay. Quench your thirst with a drink at the bar/lounge.
The 54 rooms are air-conditioned and have coffee makers. TVs come with cable channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries.
Guests of Best Western Plus Sundial have access to an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. Free parking is available if you drive. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with sightseeing, directions, and local dining recommendations. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, conference space, and a business center.
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Digital Filter Design for Integrated RF Transceivers
This Webinar introduces how MATLAB from MathWorks can be used for complicated filter design in wireless SDR systems and components. We will create a model of the Analog Devices AD9361 and AD9364 RF Transceiver, as integrated on the AD-FMCOMMS2-EBZ and AD-FMCOMMS4-EBZ SDR development platforms. We will use that model to design a filter for the internal FIR filters using the generated coefficient in an example system design. You will also learn to use the AD9361/4 MATLAB Filter Design wizard, and use the output for developing algorithms in MATLAB and Simulink for wireless and mixed-signal systems, as well as for this hardware.
Who should attend:
RF Design Engineers, System Architects, Communications and Wireless Systems Developers.


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How-To Geek
Antenna Farm
An Antenna Farm is an area where a collection of cellular, microwave, radio, satellite, and/or TV transmitting/receiving antenna equipment is located together in a group. Grouping all the antenna equipment together like this makes it easier to perform maintenance and protect the equipment from theft.
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A mobile browser (also called a microbrowser or minibrowser) is a web browser made for use on a mobile device like a mobile phone or PDA. Mobile browsers are made to display Web content in the best way for small screens on mobile devices.


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Meet 'Ivy Rowe'Show to benefit new HART stage
When we deeply connect with someone, it can be hard to know where we end that other person begins. Was that my opinion or his? Was that her memory or mine? The line between friend and alter ego can get blurry.
It turns out that's even true when your friend is imaginary. For the last 23 years, actress Barbara Bates Smith has been playing mountain woman Ivy Rowe in a production of the same name. Though she never expected it, the one-woman show has become the through line of her life.
Smith, who now lives in Crabtree, has performed "Ivy Rowe" more than 600 times since she debuted the play in 1989. Of course it's been more than just a job. As she put it, the character has stuck with her in ways she may never understand.
"The way it seems to be is that 'Ivy Rowe' took on a life of its own, of her own," she said, "and I've just been following after it."
This week, Miss Ivy is taking her to HART. The show, in which the character looks back on her long life, will be at 7:30 p.m. this Friday and Saturday, with a 3 p.m. matinee also on Saturday.
This latest string of performances is a real homecoming for Smith, who first performed the show locally at HART in 1998. Back then, the production was a fundraiser for the Performing Arts Center, where HART now holds all its Main Stage shows. This time around, Smith's performances will benefit HART's latest endeavor — a second stage, which will allow productions to run concurrently during the theater company's season.
Smith is happy to lend a hand. She gushed about HART's executive director, Steven Lloyd, calling him "amazing" and certainly deserving of more space. She's been to theaters all over, she explained, but she's never seen someone do as much, and as well, as Lloyd.
"I'm sure there is nothing like this anywhere in the country," she said.
Part of her admiration for Lloyd is that, while he has some help, he creates so much on his own. Smith, who usually only shares the stage with musician Jeff Sebens, is a kindred spirit. Like Lloyd, she has been manifesting her own destiny in the theater world for years, though she does make sure to talk up the people who've helped make it possible. As Smith is always eager to say, "Ivy Rowe" was adapted from "Fair and Tender Ladies," a novel by Lee Smith, who isn't kin to Barbara but might as well be. They've been connected for years, and Barbara has even played many of Lee's other characters. The actor can't seem to say enough lovely things about the writer's ability to spin a yarn.
"That's why 'Ivy Rowe' is my signature, because I've done it over and over, and it's so rich," she said.
Audiences know it, too. Part of the play's draw is that while it deals with the life of one woman born at the turn of the century, it also speaks of Appalachian history in general. So many topics are covered, from the importance of railroads to the advent of electricity to the conflict in Vietnam. Ivy Rowe is there to see it all.
"So, you've got the wars, you've got what happens with the mining, what's happening with the country," Smith said. "Everything comes into it. Everything."
And then you've got Ivy Rowe herself. Smith lovingly calls the old woman "crusty," but also brags on her humor. While it might be hard to believe, Smith never gets tired of Ivy. She still loves her after all these years, which not everyone can say about a relationship that has spanned more than two decades.
Being in the play "both grounds me — because it's so earthy and she's so real — and it lifts me up," Smith said.
Not only are she and Ivy still friends, but their friendship is still deepening. Smith believes that the "Ivy Rowe" of today is a mellower piece that it was when she first started performing it, and that the character is still evolving. So, in a sense, Ivy isn't imaginary but is a living being, and will continue to be as long as Smith keeps bringing her life.
That could be a long while yet. Smith actually gets antsy if she hasn't done "Ivy Rowe" in a few months and is always eager to introduce her to new audiences. She doesn't want that desire to wear off. She can't imagine it ever could.
"I want to keep — I almost need to keep — doing it," she said.
Here's to her and Ivy's next 23 years together.
"Ivy Rowe" will play at 7:30 p.m. Friday and at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday at HART, 250 Pigeon St. in Waynesville. For tickets, call 456-6322. To learn more about Smith and her work, visit www.barbarabatessmith.com.


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About 20 years ago they sold the a.m. (1560) station to Disney, yesterday they announced they are selling the f.m. station to Univision and WNYC -- and they are moving uptown to 105.9 with a 600 watt transmitter (instead of 6kW) -- that's a lot of decibels for anyone who is more than 10 miles from New York City.
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Been a long time since Milton Cross did those Met Opera broadcasts!
The New York Times Company will sell WQXR-FM to WNYC Radio and Univision, the companies announced on Tuesday, in a complex deal that preserves WQXR as the only stationdevoted solely to classical music in New York City, but that could alter its character.WQXR would move to a weaker signal near the high end of the FM band, and would become a listener-supported station, owned by WNYC, the nations largest public radio station. The Times Company, which has been trying to shed assets to raise cash and weather a newspaper industry downturn, would get $45 million, but would sever ties with a station it has owned since 1944.
The long-rumored sale of WQXR, at 96.3 on the dial, and the real possibility that such a move would spell the death of a major classical music purveyor on the airwaves, was a depressing thought for fans. Classical music radio stations have been dwindling in recent decades.Talk of the sale also sent shivers through cultural institutions that rely heavily on WQXR, like the New York Philharmonic, the Metropolitan Opera and the Juilliard School.
The parties involved said the station would keep a classical music format. But new ownership and a transition to public radio raise other concerns for those cultural institutions, creating a competitor for the diminishing pool of charitable dollars for the arts, and potentially changing the cozy relationship they have had with a station that gives them ample exposure and greatly broadens their reach. WQXR is a major outlet for the Mets venerable Saturday afternoon broadcasts. There would be a huge void if, in our home city, the international broadcasts were not heard, said Elena Park, the Mets assistant manager for editorial and creative content.
Laura Walker, president and chief executive of WNYC, said those institutions had nothing to fear from the transition. We will not only look to continue those relationships, but to extend and expand and deepen them, she said, adding that WNYC has long wanted to have an all-music station and to lessen the music content on its existing FM station, at 93.9.
Classical music fans may be relieved by WNYCs pledge to keep that focus, but fewer will be able to tune in. Under the deal, WQXR would trade places on the dial, and transmitting equipment, with WCAA, at 105.9, a station owned by Univision, a major Spanish-language broadcasting company. Both stations broadcast from atop the Empire State Building, but WQXR would give up its 6,000-watt signal for WCAAs signal of about 600 watts.
But Steve Shultis, the chief technology officer of WNYC, said the reach and quality of the signal was not a linear comparison based on wattage, and there are no plans to make the 105.9 signal stronger, which would require obtaining a different kind of F.C.C. license. He said a clear 105.9 signal reaches about 30 miles from the broadcast antenna, extending into southwestern Connecticut and Central New Jersey an area that is home to 12.6 million people. The 96.3 signal extends about 12 miles farther, reaching 17.1 million people.
WQXR is broadcast even farther afield on independently owned repeater signals in Poughkeepsie and Asbury Park, N.J. It was not clear on Tuesday what would become of those arrangements. Listeners will still be able to go online to hear WQXR, which will retain a Web site of its own.
Janet L. Robinson, chief executive of the Times Company, said that other companies had expressed interest in buying the station. It was not clear if any made actual offers.
WQXRs 19 full-time and 2 part-time employees who want to stay after the deal closes expected late this year will have to apply for their jobs. New York Times reporters and critics regularly appear on WQXR, but that arrangement will not continue, Ms. Robinson said.
The deal gives Univision a stronger signal and a coveted spot near the middle of the FM band for WCAA, reflecting the regions growing Hispanic population and the increasing prominence of Spanish broadcasting. WCAAs mix of talk and music includes the morning show of Luis Jimenez, one of the most popular Spanish-language radio hosts.
Univision agreed to pay the Times Company $33.5 million. At the same time, WNYC would buy the 105.9 equipment and license, and the right to the WQXR call letters, from the Times Company for $11.5 million. The transaction requires F.C.C. approval.
Along with the Mets Saturday performances, WQXR also broadcasts concerts by the New York Philharmonic, Juilliard-connected artists and events from major international festivals.
WQXR has been in so many ways a symbol of New Yorks culture for decades, said Joseph W. Polisi, Juilliards president.
The station was founded in 1936 and calls itself the countrys oldest commercial radio broadcaster of classical music, and is in fact one of the first FM stations anywhere, as well as the oldest in New York. WQXR said it had the most listeners for a commercial classical station, nearly one million a week. Generations of celebrated musicians in their youth were heard on WQXRs programs, including the violinist Joshua Bell, the cellist Matt Haimovitz and the pianist Orli Shaham. Prominent maestros of the age, like Leonard Bernstein, passed through its studios.
Faced with losses brought on by a deep advertising slump, the Times Company has been cutting costs across all of its operations, including the flagship Times newspaper. This year it negotiated union concessions on wages and benefits at The Boston Globe, and closed a wholesale newspaper and magazine distribution subsidiary.
The company is also seeking to sell assets, including The Globe; another Massachusetts paper, The Worcester Telegram & Gazette; and the companys minority stake in the company that owns the Boston Red Sox.
WNYC has started a campaign to raise $15 million to cover the purchase price and some transition and operating costs, and the Jerome L. Greene Foundation has committed $5 million. The pianist Emanuel Ax, a co-chairman of the campaign, called preserving WQXR as a classical station the sonic equivalent of saving Carnegie Hall from the wreckers ball.
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In the third quarter, Rodgers stepped up and was nearly swallowed by a Bermuda Triangle of defenders. He spotted Julius Peppers, spun to roll left, stared down Peppers again, redirected right a few yards and - with three players barreling in - drilled a 27-yard completion to Randall Cobb.
When Bears cornerback D.J. Moore said "all hell breaks loose" if Rodgers buys himself time, this is what he's talking about.
Through back-to-back wins at Lambeau Field, Rodgers stayed patient. He worked underneath.
In Green Bay's 21-13 win Sunday at Soldier Field, there were no restrictions, no hesitation. Rodgers often resembled the free-rein quarterback from that 31-of-36 thrashing of the Atlanta Falcons in the playoffs two years ago.
He pulled the trigger in tighter windows. He looked deep. When he kept plays alive, he made the Bears pay.
Playoffs closing in fast, this was the kind of game that reminds teammates they have a little something extra at the quarterback position.
"I don't know if you can really put it into words with what kind of player he is," running back Alex Green said. "He can do things that other guys can't do. He can make plays with his feet, obviously with his arm. He's got something special."
Rodgers is fine with winning ugly. It's acceptable. The Packers ran the ball more they passed it in wins over the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions. For much of this season, defenses have pulled seven players back into coverage, daring Green Bay to run. And, for the most part, Rodgers has taken what's given.
In Chicago, Rodgers was creative, bold.
There was a 29-yarder down the middle to Cobb threaded through the heart of Chicago's Cover-2 defense. There was a 31-yard throw to tight end Jermichael Finley between a linebacker and a safety.
And on the run - players darting all over the field - Rodgers played in peace.
When the Bears blitzed a pair of defenders up the gut that flushed Rodgers right, he patted the ball twice, waited for Cobb to get to the sideline and rifled the ball 40 yards through the air, on the run, to a spot only Cobb could catch it. Moore and safety Major Wright closed the passing window fast. But Rodgers trusted his accuracy and Cobb. Three plays later, he hit James Jones on one of three touchdowns to tie the game early.
"Personally, I was thinking about moving around a little bit more," Rodgers said. "Just being aware of where I was in the pocket, stepping up when I had to, keeping plays alive."
Left guard T.J. Lang says the offensive linemen understand Rodgers' propensity to scramble. It's part of his game. On Sunday, Rodgers scrambled - as he often has this season - and made the gutty throws on top of it.
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That is boss. Thanks man. I'll go home tonight and do some measurements. In all honesty I would LOVE to use the new 4H grill I just have a feeling it won't fit right. although it is a fiber glass bumper so it should be easy to modify. Hate to be that guy but any pix of the back? I'd like to see its mounting points and if it'll line up with the tabs on my bumper
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