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Dave Ruthenberg from MACReportOnline.com wrote a fascinating column that breaks down the national bowl outlook.
I don't want to steal his thunder, but he basically talks about the conferences and teams that need to fail in order for MAC teams to have a chance at one of the 68 bowl slots. The column also calls J.D. Brookhart one of the conference's best coaches this season.
On that topic, I wholeheartedly agree. Brookhart has transformed a lot of raw talent into good players. Like I have said several times, Akron has usually shown its thuggish underbelly at inopportune times since I started covering the team. This season, the team appears to have better character. And it is probably no coincidence that it is Brookhart's first year of having his own recruits as seniors.
Indians president Paul Dolan visited our Sports Law class on Wednesday.
He facilitated a fascinating, candid discussion. One Zips-related point: His network, Sports Time Ohio, is looking for sports teams to cover. Considering that STO is as widespread in Ohio as any other cable network, wouldn't it be great for Akron to link up with STO for maybe five games per year?
I haven't talked to Mack Rhoades in a while, but someone should suggest that he gives Dolan a call about that.
Men's basketball
The MAC's media has little faith that Keith Dambrot can win with one of the youngest teams in the nation.
They picked the Zips fourth in the MAC East, behind Kent State, Miami and Bowling Green, respectively.
My opinion is that Kent State should be No. 1. Miami and Akron are a toss-up. Then it's a big step down to Ohio, Bowling Green and Buffalo. Some members of the media, however, prefer to look at experience over talent.
Western Michigan is picked to win the MAC West.
The Buchtelite's Vincent Dorsey wrote an excellent story about Luke Getsy, how he has helped the Zips' quarterbacks and where he hopes his career will take him.
The story is definitely worth reading.
Buffalo evened the MAC East standings with a win over Ohio.
The Zips and Bulls both have 2-2 conference records, thanks to James Starks' 186 rushing yards and seven Bobcat fumbles (four lost) in Buffalo's 32-19 win.
The great thing about conference games is, even when a contender wins, it usually means a contender loses. The game essentially knocks Ohio (1-4) out of the running.
Another example of this phenomenon will occur Saturday, when Kent State travels to Bowling Green. The loser of that game picks up its fourth MAC loss, and that team is also essentially eliminated. On Tuesday, Miami will travel to Buffalo. The result of that game will either basically eliminate Miami (by giving the RedHawks their fourth loss) or put Akron back in first place by itself.
I say that four losses "basically eliminates" a team, but that does not mean four losses cannot win this division. Four losses at this point in the season, however, means a team has to win the rest of its games, which is unlikely for a team that has only won 20-25 percent of its MAC games so far.
Men's soccer
In beating a pair of Michigan schools last week, Akron jumped to second in the nation.
The Zips have won 10 consecutive games. No. 1 Wake Forest received all 23 first-place votes.
Akron will finish the regular season on the road, with games against Penn State, Hartwick and Ohio State. Then the team will host the MAC Championship Nov. 13-16.
Akron is pursuing a pair of speedy, three-star cornerbacks from the same junior college in California.
Akron didn't play this week, but it might as well have won by 60.
Three MAC East rivals lost, each falling one game behind Akron in the loss column. The results left the Zips to control their own destiny. The only other MAC East team with only two losses is Buffalo, who will play Akron in the Rubber Bowl's finale. The Bulls play Ohio on Tuesday (tomorrow).
Kent State thumped Miami 54-21 thanks to six RedHawks turnovers. Northern Illinois came back to beat Bowling Green 16-13 because of a late blocked punt that set up a go-ahead field goal. Let's not forget that Ohio lost on Tuesday to Temple.
The other side of the coin is that Toledo played admirably against Central Michigan and a beaten up Dan LeFevour. Although the Rockets lost 24-23, the game showed me that Toledo will be a challenge on Nov. 5.
I wanted to write about these events sooner, but my blog has been down and I was in Chicago. You should visit ZipsNation.org for some fan discussion on the topic.
Men's soccer
The Zips clinched the MAC regular season title by beating Western Michigan on Saturday.
Akron is ranked No. 5, but that is likely to improve after two teams ahead of the Zips failed to win last week. Rankings are crucial in getting a good seed in the NCAA Tournament.
I feel awful about not covering this team more thoroughly. I have two legitimate excuses: 1) I hate to write about teams when I cannot cover them in person. 2) I don't have time to attend soccer games.
Paul Rodgers' new album with Queen is pretty good. "The Cosmos Rocks" comes out tomorrow. I have heard the album already.
A couple of the songs are little kooky, but so is Queen. It certainly confirms that the best singer on earth is 58 years old.
Akron received $1 million for the naming rights to the press tower.
The FirstMerit Foundation's gift coincided with the final steel beam's attachment to the seventh story of the structure.
Picture this: Akron will play at a brand new stadium in 11 months. It still seems surreal to me. But let me share one concern -- Will someone provide a cheap, grassy place to tailgate?
We are eight games into the season, and it's difficult to rule out anyone from the MAC East.
Akron leads the division at 2-2, but four teams are ready to tie the standings at 1-2. Even Kent State (0-3) and Temple (1-3) are alive because a 5-3 conference record is probably good enough to earn a tiebreaker in the East.
A wild game like this can propel a team in the right direction (see Browns @ Bengals, 2007), or it can be another meaningless happening on the path to a lackluster season (see Zips @ Western Michigan, 2007).
With 17 days off, Akron has plenty of time to heal, study film and prepare for the stretch run. In the summer, I predicted that these last four games would truly determine the Zips' fate. When you have four winnable games to finish a MAC season, you have a shot at Detroit.
As the holder and backup punter, Andy Hildreth is probably the least-heralded player on the team.
No longer.
Eastern Michigan blocked a go-ahead field goal attempt with under a minute to play. Hildreth snatched the ball and dashed for a first down, saving hopes for the postseason which a 1-3 MAC record would have erased.
"It was amazing," J.D. Brookhart told Joe Dunn on the postgame radio show. "Andy is a great kid. I'm always pulling for him."
Hildreth explained: "I just picked the ball up and ran."
Dennis Kennedy then plowed into the endzone after Hildreth's amazing play, and Akron won 42-35. If not for Hildreth, Kennedy would be the star. He ran for 277 yards and three touchdowns.
"This is two great games he has played back to back," Brookhart said. "Those guys up front have taken great pride in the running game."
Akron now sits at 4-4 and 2-2 in the MAC, which is prime position for a late-season surge heading into a 17-day hiatus.
Once again, Akron held a sizable lead in the fourth quarter, but succumbed to the opposition's surge. If not for Hildreth, it would have been the third such game that the Zips dropped.
Once again, Chris Jacquemain committed a turnover to set up a touchdown. Jacquemain passed for 208 yards, two touchdowns and no turnovers. The quarterback fumbled, however, when an Eagles defender tackled him from behind.
"He had some drops early in the game, but I thought he executed well -- except for that play," Brookhart said. "He has to be a good enough football player to throw that away. It's not a smart play."
I will have grades tomorrow.
Akron must win today.
I don't care how many turnovers there are. I don't care who the running back is. The Zips have to win if they have desires of playing in Detroit.
Eastern Michigan has a spread offense, but the quarterback isn't good enough to run it. The Eagles' defense is good against the pass, but Andrew Johnson and Dennis Kennedy should not have a problem gaining 100 yards each.
I think it will be a close game only because Akron never blows anyone out.
Akron 24, Eastern Michigan 10
Men's basketball
Akron's first practice of the season was probably its longest.
For three hours and 15 minutes, Keith Dambrot showed (and told about) the mental toughness he expects from the young Zips.
Andrew Johnson should be ready for Saturday's game against Eastern Michigan. The Zips took him off the injured list this week.
The burden on Johnson should not be so great this week because Dennis Kennedy is coming off the best game of his career. Still, Kennedy struggled mightily against Kent State, and there is no telling which running back will show up.
Eastern Michigan is similar to that bumble bee that appears 98 percent dead.
You can brush it off your car seat, but there's always that remote chance that the little stinker will bite you. Bowling Green suffered a sting to its MAC hopes two weeks ago.
For the most part, however, Eastern Michigan is a paralytic insect, suffering four blow-out losses and a letdown against Army. The only reason the Eagles' stats aren't so putrid is they beat D-IAA Indiana State 52-0. (413 rushing yards is a nice numerical elixir.)
So as we go into an analysis of Eastern Michigan, keep that grain of salt in your pocket. Anyhow, the Eagles are third in the MAC in rushing offense with 175.4 yards per game. Terrence Blevins is the leading rusher, but he hasn't done much since the slaughter on the Sycamores. Dwayne Priest has earned more of the playing time as the season progressed. He had a big game against Army, running for 118 yards.
EMU quarterback Andy Schmitt has been an inaccurate passer this season. The upside is that he's not passing to the other team either, throwing only two interceptions this season. His primary target is 6-foot Jacory Stone, who averages 62.1 yards per game but has only caught one touchdown pass. As a unit, EMU is 11th in the MAC in pass efficiency.
The Eagles' defense also used the Indiana State game as a stat padder. Regardless, EMU is fourth in the MAC in total defense. Giving up only 143.9 yards per game in the air, the Eagles are best in the MAC in pass defense. The rush defense, however, is 12th in the MAC. EMU gives up more than 200 rushing yards per game. (Only Akron is worse.)
Linebacker Daniel Holtzclaw has fulfilled predictions for All-MAC status, leading the Eagles in tackles (by a lot). Defensive back Ryan Downard has been an asset in pass protect, logging two pass breakups and two interceptions.
On special teams, EMU has putrid punting game with a net average of 29.6, which is worst in the MAC. The team's field goal kicking is more reliable. The punt and kick returners are among the MAC's least effective.
This is the kind of game that makes me wish it was basketball season already.
Akron allowed 23 points in the fourth quarter and lost 37-33 to Bowling Green.
Despite a resurrection of Dennis Kennedy, Akron was unable to contain the Falcons when they needed to most. Kennedy rushed for 182 yards on 29 carries, but BG's Anthony Turner was equally effective.
Both teams made mistakes. It appeared as if the last team with the ball would win, but the Zips' final drive ended in a turnover on downs.
I will have grades tomorrow.
It is going to be a beautiful Autumn evening for some tailgating and football. (Cue the Monday Night Football theme.)
Like last week, Andrew Johnson is doubtful to play Saturday against Bowling Green.
The Zips absolutely need their best running back against Bowling Green to move the chains against an improved defense and to keep up with a potent Falcons offense.
There are six games to play. To me, this is the last chance to give DeVoe Torrence a chance. Playing half the season is good experience for a freshman year. Next week is Eastern Michigan. Then Buffalo, Toledo, Temple and Ohio.
Those games are not nearly as important as Saturday. I guarantee both teams will look back on Oct. 11 and say, "Man, that game was huge for determining the MAC East champ." If Johnson cannot play (and it doesn't look promising for the immediate future either), refusing to play Torrence is tantamount to waving a white flag at this season. That whole "faith in Dennis Kennedy" thing is getting really old.
Like I have said, it is far too speculative to look four years into the future and say, "We will be happy DeVoe didn't play in 2008. Now he has an extra season to play." He could suffer an injury. He could leave the university (for grades or otherwise). Akron could have a better running back at that point. You can think of all sorts of reasons why the 2012 Zips might not need Torrence.
But they absolutely need him now.
For weeks, you have seen Ryan Bain's name on the injured list.
Multiple sources have confirmed to me that it is not an injured foot that is keeping him out. Rather, he failed an illegal-substance test provided by the National Center for Drug Free Sport. Bain also lost the appeal.
This was nothing sinister on Bain's part. Apparently, it was just a careless act of consuming a product he bought over the counter at GNC, not knowing the substance was banned.
Bowling Green's season has been an enigma.
The Falcons knocked off a top-25 team on the road (Pitt, who recently beat No. 10 South Florida). On the other end of the spectrum, they lost to perennial MAC loser Eastern Michigan.
Bowling Green beat Pitt 27-17 at Heinz Field mostly thanks to four Panther turnovers, as compared to one from the Falcons. In Bowling Green's defense, the Falcons held Pitt running back LeSean McCoy to only 3.1 yards per carry.
Compare that to Saturday's loss at home to Eastern Michigan, where neither team committed a turnover. It appears the Falcons took the Eagles lightly. Rest assured, however, Bowling Green is better than that. And they will be mad on Saturday.
As you might expect from a Bowling Green team, the Falcons pass more than they run. Quarterback Tyler Sheehan has been efficient, completing 66 percent of his passes and throwing six touchdowns opposed to three interceptions. He has spread the ball well, with only one receiver averaging more than four catches per game. Five-foot-11 Corey Partridge has averaged 50.8 yards per game with only one touchdown all season.
Bowling Green's rushing game is similar to Akron's before the injuries to Alex Allen and Andrew Johnson. The Falcons rely most heavily on Chris Bullock, a power rusher. BG coach Gregg Brandon also calls on Anthony Turner and Willie Geter about five times a game each. They serve as a change of pace from the bruising Bullock.
Linebacker Erique Dozier from Garfield High School leads Bowling Green in tackles with 43. Defensive end Diyral Briggs, a first-team All-MAC selection, has five sacks as a pass-rushing defensive end. Defensive back P.J. Mahone was a second-team All-MAC selection last year after leading the conference with seven interceptions.
One weakness is Bowling Green's redzone defense, on which offenses have scored 14 touchdowns and two field goals in 16 trips inside the 20-yard line.
Another weakness is field goal kicking. The Falcons have made two of seven attempts, although they have converted 15 of 16 extra-point attempts. However, Bowling Green's punter is third in the MAC with an average of 41.3 yards. (Akron's John Stec is seventh with an average of 39 yards.)
If Akron intends to abide by its updated depth chart, expect a Homecoming loss.
Dennis Kennedy, who has notoriously broken down as the season progresses, is still the starting running back. Joe Tuzze and Andrew Johnson follow him.
The other major change is that Andre Jones and Alphonso Owen share a wide receiver job. That boggles my mind. Jones has been one of the league's best receivers. Owen is good for one catch a game, maybe.
One positive: Jalil Carter has moved into a tie for the free safety position with Tyler Campbell. Campbell might be a serviceable MAC starter, but Carter has more upside.
As I mentioned last month, I'm not neglecting recruiting coverage; there just isn't anything to report.
The more I think about it, the better that game was. Even Kent fans have to admit that the fans got a great show. For me, it was certainly the most exciting football game since the MAC Championship in 2005.
Akron fans were great. I sat with the giant AK-Rowdies crowd. They were surprisingly educated about the team (at least 20 of them were putting five fingers in the air to signify the need for Matt Rodgers, who wears No. 5). There was a beach ball, but my key put an end to it. When they patched the ball, Kiel Fleming grabbed it and I went Joe Pesci from Goodfellas on it. (Although we were in Kent, it's not a hippie concert. No beach balls at the Akron-Kent game. That's my policy. I will reimburse the owner if he so pleases.)
I was also impressed with Kent's renovations to Dix Stadium. It looks like a legitimate place to watch college football. Good for KSU.
Kent State coach Doug Martin just can't help himself.
Following Saturday's game, the kook added to my quote collection...
Date: Today Topic: Today's game Quote: "I'm very proud of our team that they played with class and they showed class after the game, which can't be said about everybody and I am just really proud of them." ... "Done with it." Comment: Well, if you can't win the game, you can always claim a sportsmanship victory. Martin didn't back up his wild allegation with any support. He was just "done with it." If Akron's players were jerks, then that's sad. Patrick McManamon's column suggests otherwise. Doug, it is a waste of everyone's time to throw childish barbs out to the media. You sound like a sorer loser than Chuck Amato.
Date: Today Topic: Today's game Quote: ''Statistically, we dominated that football game in every phase.'' Comment: Every phase except that one that actually matters (the score). This guy talks like a total loser. It is a RIVALRY GAME. Have you ever heard a losing coach defend his stats after a rivalry game? Me either. Maybe this is why Martin is 1-4 against Akron. If he uses stats as a crutch, there's no reason for his players to do any different.
Like I said, this guy has an excuse or exaggeration for every situation. If I was a Kent State fan, I would have called for his head months ago. Being a fan of Kent State's rival, I hope he keeps his job for another five years.
If you want to wash the sour taste of Martin's hogwash off your pallet, check out Phil Masturzo's outstanding photos from the game. Wow. That guy is talented.
Akron beat Kent State in double-overtime 30-27 thanks to a fourth-down touchdown that was first ruled incomplete and two clutch field goals by Igor Iveljic.
After three first half interceptions, Kent State took a 21-10 lead into halftime. The Zips clamped down on defense in the second half, allowing only three points the rest of regulation.
The Zips, however, faced their final play with about 1:30 left in the fourth quarter. Akron was losing by four when Deryn Bowser leaped over a Kent State defender to haul in the fade-route pass. The referees called the play incomplete. J.D. Brookhart challenged the play, and it was reversed to give Akron a three-point lead.
The problem was that Julian Edelman still had more than a minute to operate. On fourth-and-9, he scrambled for more than 30 yards and got his team in field goal range. Nate Reed tied the game for KSU, and the game went to overtime.
The teams traded field goals in the first overtime. Iveljic hit a field goal in the second overtime. Reed was poised to do the same from 23 yards, but he shanked it right, and Akron kept the Wagon Wheel.
Despite the win, the Zips played poorly in several facets. Dennis Kennedy ran for only 16 yards on nine carries. Jacquemain's three interceptions each led to Kent State touchdowns.
On first blush, some of the better performances came from Jalil Carter, who played fantastic coverage and made important plays, and Shawn Lemon, who was consistently cutting down on KSU's running game. Also, Iveljic and Bowser made crucial plays to give Akron the win, too.
I will grade the team tomorrow morning. At this point, however, I can't imagine keeping Matt Rodgers and DeVoe Torrence on the bench.
Andrew Johnson has been upgraded to "doubtful" this week.
Last week, he appeared to be in serious trouble. An ambulance took drove onto the field and took him away on a stretcher.
Diagnosed with dual shoulder stingers, Johnson feasibly could take some of the load off Dennis Kennedy. From what I hear, he has already been cleared to play. It's just a question of whether the coaches feel it's worth the risk to use him.
One source is giving me a thumbs down on the likelihood of DeVoe Torrence playing this season. Athletically, he's ready to go. Playing on the scout team, Torrence is plowing through the Zips defense. However, he needs to learn the offense a little better. Also, it's five games into the season and the Zips still have decent running backs who are healthy.
The following players are "out" against Kent State: Alex Allen, Ryan Bain, Sean Fobbs, Evan Laube, Paul Simkovich, Cowles Stewart and Brandon Williams.
Kent State coach Doug Martin has always struck me as being kind of eccentric.
I have seen several quotes in the paper that make me say, "What?!" Laing Kennedy has assured the media that Martin has job security heading into this season. Still, every time he talks to a reporter, it sounds like he's about to get canned. Excuses and exaggerations abound.
I compiled some of them for your enjoyment. Perhaps he can use my compilation as a scrapbook of sorts...
Date: Sept. 9, 2008 Topic: On the new NCAA play clock rule Quote: "I just hate that the game is being shortened because you want your players to decide the game." Comment: ...Because it's someone else's fault when you can't get lined up in time.
Date: Sept. 6, 2008 Topic: On scheduling Quote: ''I don't mind playing BCS teams at all, but I'd love to start off with a I-AA game to start the season. Just to get a better idea of where we are instead of still going into a game like Iowa [State] with a few questions remaining and some uncertainty.'' Comment: Yeah, those I-AA teams really give you an idea of "where you are," considering your entire season is played against I-A teams.
Date: July 30, 2008 Topic: On last season's 3-9 season Quote: ''I think we are really close. I think we were there last year if we don't have the injuries at quarterback." Comment: Yikes. One position can be the difference between 3-9 and a MAC East title??? I would focus more on the defense giving up almost 30 points per game.
Date: Nov. 28, 2007 Topic: On two KSU players receiving All-MAC awards Quote: "Our talent level has greatly improved and these awards validate that fact even more. The best part is that we'll have 19 starters back next season." Comment: Hellooooo, McFly!? You went 3-9 after winning six games the year before. If the talent level is improving, that means something is regressing.
Date: Sept. 2, 2006 Topic: On the spies within KSU's football program Quote: "We're not going to comment on any injuries, period. I'm not doing that anymore. Too many things have been leaked out." Comment: Martin lamented that someone within his program has been leaking information to MAC rivals for the past two years. Funny, this angry quote came after a 44-0 loss to Minnesota. So what does ole' Martin do? He shuts down practice to the media, who could not possibly have been the internal source of leaks. Also, if you talk about injuries, aren't you limiting the amount of leak-able information? KSU needs 007. I'm surprised Martin, in his fury, did not call up Sean Connery to solve this caper. Here's a funny one-liner from the ABJ's column: "Besides, no photographer wanted to play paparazzi for a team that went 1-10 last season."
If you have other nominations, please post them.
By the way, Kent State fans... Before you start whining that Martin is a swell guy, realize that I'm just as hard on J.D. Brookhart. No football coach should get a free pass in the media. They're paid too much for that.

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Emmylou Harris pleads no contest in hit-and-run case
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(TMZ) - Emmylou Harris has new material for her next hit ... she just pled no contest in her hit-and-run case, reports TMZ.
Harris allegedly hit a car on an LA freeway back in October, 2012 and then sped off. Her defense - she didn't realize she had struck another car. Yeah, it's thin.
Harris just pled no contest to a lesser crime - failing to provide information to the other driver at the scene of an accident. She was also ordered to pay $5k to the victim by the end of the week.
The crime is an infraction, so Harris will not even be placed on probation.
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Icona Pop unveil new single 'All Night'
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Icona Pop, the Swedish duo behind "I Love It," have released a new single called "All Night."
The new single is now available on iTunes and will be featured on Icona Pop's upcoming U.S. debut album. "All Night" is the female duo follow-up to their double-platinum "I Love It," which peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100.
The ladies will be kicking off an extensive North American tour starting next month. It will begin with Lollapalooza in Chicago on August 2nd and end in Brooklyn on September 25th. They'll be joined by female rappers K.Flay and Sirah on select dates.
Their debut album This Is... is out on September 24th.
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Julianne Moore finally breaks her silence on 'Toe-Mageddon'
After the recent Cannes Film Festival, actress Julianne Moore stirred up a lot of buzz surrounding her ensemble. Why? Well, she looked beautiful in her dress on the red carpet, but what happened was - what she calls "Toe-Mageddon" and "Toe-Gate."
Now, this happens to many girls all the time. But unforutnatley for Julianne, this happened in the public eye .. on the red carpet .. in front of tons of photogs. But, at least she has a sense of humor about it.
She recently appeared on Jimmy Fallon where she broke her silence on this fashion faux-pas. She says that she didn't even realize what was going on until she saw pictures, and the numerous tweets she received about it.
To make sure this never happens again, she took matters into her own hands!
Watch her interview with Jimmy below:
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Free Sausalito Electronic Waste Collection Event - Help our City to dispose of e-waste the right way by recycling!
The Sausalito Sustainability Commission is sponsoring its annual e-waste disposal event on Saturday, January 11, 2014, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM in the Sausalito City Hall rear parking lot on Bee Street. Residents and businesses are invited to drop off non-working and obsolete electronics at the event.
The following e-waste will be collected, free of charge: computers, printers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, servers, main frame units, networking equipment, systems, printed circuit boards, telephones and cellular phones, stereos, televisions and flat screens, DVD players and other consumer electronics. Please note that neither lamps nor batteries will be accepted.
E-waste collected will be shredded and mechanically separated into the primary commodities of steel, aluminum, copper and plastic for use in the manufacture of new products. No e-waste will be landfilled or exported as e-waste.
The City will be starting work on implementing and updating the Housing Element in January 2014. The work involves two tracks.
--The first track involves adopting a variety of Zoning Ordinance Amendments, which were pledged in the existing Housing Element (which was adopted in 2012). In order to be eligible for certification from the State for the upcoming Housing Element cycle, the City must follow through with these Ordinance amendments. If the existing Housing Element programs are not implemented, our eight year (2015-2023) cycle reverts to a four year cycle and our next Housing Element will be due in 2018, instead of 2023.
--The second track involves a minor update to the Housing Element and gaining certification by the State by January 31, 2015. The second track is reliant on the first track amendments being adopted.
Please see the attached flyer for more information. You can also visit our Housing Element Updates webpage (which will be updated as we move along in the process). There will be many opportunities to participate in the process—for those of you who were on the notification list for the Housing Element that we completed last year, you remain on this notification list and continue to receive updates with meeting dates and times. However, if you are no longer interested and would like to be removed from the notification, or wish to be added now, please e-mail Lilly Schinsing.
The first Housing Element Subcommittee meeting will be held in January, 2014 (date and time TBD).
Sausalito Library Seeking Volunteer Book Club Facilitator
We are seeking an enthusiastic volunteer with a little time on their hands to commit to a monthly book discussion group that will supplement our popular (and filled to capacity) "Lesser Known Novels." Theme, content and scheduling are flexible. Staff will arrange for space in City Hall during open hours, develop promotional materials and provide assistance to the right candidate. Prior book club experience not required but group facilitation, creativity and critical thinking skills are a plus. Ideal for active retirees.
If facilitating a fun and engaging program for our community is meant for you, please contact Assistant City Librarian Augie Webb at 415-289-4121 (or by email: email@example.com) to discuss the possibilities.
Once again, the City of Sausalito is providing Sausalito residents a free and safe ride to and from any location within the city limits of Sausalito on New Year's Eve.
We know that there will be many parties at local clubs, restaruants, bars and residences here in Sausalito. In order to provide a safe ride to and from your New Year's Eve celebration, two vehicles will be on-call throughout the night to five any resident a ride. Whe residents are ready to go to their party or night out on the town, simply call 415-521-0412 on New Years' Eve and one of the vehicles will responde and take you there. When you are ready to leave the party and head for home, call 415-521-0412 again and one of the vehicles will respond to take you home safely.
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Justin Bieber breaks silence, posts picture comparing himself to Michael Jackson
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Justin Bieber has broken his silence after being arrested — by posting a side-by-side picture of himself and Michael Jackson on Instagram.
The black-and-white photo pairs a shot of Bieber addressing fans after leaving jail on Thursday with one of Jackson waving to supporters outside a courthouse in 2004 after pleading not guilty to child molestation charges (see below).
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Everybody, get ready to rock your body - again. Backstreet's back, alright! The Backstreet boys will be returning to North America to extend their tour, this time taking along Avril Lavigne!
The guys announced the glorious news on "Good Morning America" - and it's a good morning indeed! This is basically every '90s child's dream come true. The legendary boyband and once Queen of neck-ties/sk8er boi will be together in one concert!
In press release, Nick Carter says, "So much has happened and it just keeps on going. It's amazing for all five of us to see and feel this kind of response! How can we not come back and show our incredible fans this show?!"
Tickets go on sale March 21st.
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This is the only device that restores a cassette tape's audio quality before converting it to audio CD format. Only available from Hammacher Schlemmer, it is made by TEAC, the company that pioneered magnetic tape recording in the 1950s. It is the only stand-alone device that uses a patented Dolby noise reduction process to remove annoying distractions, such as tape hiss, so voices and music are heard clearly as if captured on an open-reel recorder. Its tape speed control overcomes the warped playback of cassettes that routinely suffer from "tape stretch" over a lifespan of forward and reverse, reproducing the original pitch of a recording. It can also convert content to CDs from any audio device plugged into its USB or auxiliary ports, and convert content into MP3s for direct storage onto any USB storage device. With headphone jack and remote. Plugs into AC. 18" W x 6" H x 12" D. (7 lbs.)
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(24 of 25 customers found this review helpful)
vey labor intensive
By lf
from chicago
Most tapes do not have a long enough pause between songs and the automatic track breaks are not added. You must listen through the entire tape to be recorded and manually add stops. Unit does not have built in speaker, it must be plugged into one or headphones must be used to hear playback. Also, special 'audio' cd's are required. The machine won't copy onto a standard recordable media disc. The audio discs are expensive and hard to find. Sound quality is good, and Dolby noise reduction does help with older stretched tapes. You really need some time and patience to get you money's worth.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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(18 of 21 customers found this review helpful)
Works as Avertised
By macrophoto
from Portsmouth, NH
The Teac cassette to CD converter is a pleasure to use right out of the box. There is virtually no setup required. A quick read of the manual allowed me to begin converting immediatly. The sound improvement provided by the Dolby NR system was an added benefiet. The cassettes were recorded in 1975 and once on CD sound preaty good for thirty-seven years old. I would mention you need to use music / audio CD's for system to transfer.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(14 of 14 customers found this review helpful)
Reliable Product
By RJR
from San Antonio, Tx
Regular CD-R discs cannot be used. You have to order discs that will work with this product. You cannot purchase CD_R Audio discs at a store like you used to be able to do.
(11 of 11 customers found this review helpful)
Cassette to CD converter
By UK
from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
The user manual is not very clear. I am very much into electronic equip and I could figure out what was required. I even guessed, correctly, some of the functions. A novice would not be able to operate it. Also, it would be more useful if it had some other functions (I will list them for you if you are interested). Otherwise, it does the job it was designed to do and I am very satisfied with it.
(8 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Cassette to CD Converter
By Art
from Zumbrota, MN
The converter works well [very high quality] from cassette tape to USB but I am unable to record to a CD because the record button fails to display the rec indicator. The CD/R discs displays DISC error. These are the disc I am planning to use for recording from cassette tapes. Also the Memorex CD/RW disk displays DISC Error as well. The only CD that read successfully was the SONY CD/RW disc. I used this one to see if I could record.When the source is set to tape the tape counter displays on the right side instead of on the left like it shows in the instruction manual.
(6 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Easy to Use
By Bill
from Walnut Creek CA
Very easy to use. As I just purchasted do not know how durable but seems to be well built.
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
So happy and grateful for this product
By Word woman
from Grand Rapids, Michigan
Had 600 plus teaching tapes to transfer to CD. Am a grandma, not a techie, but found this product relatively simple to use. CDs are good quality. At times it seems a bit " sensitive" and I had to turn it off to reset it after three or four transfers. The machine did malfunction after about 400 transfers but Hammacher stood by their lifetime warranty and no questions asked, sent me a replacement , brand new machine. Frankly I was amazed and almost incredulous at the excellent customer service. The replacement arrived within three days and I am finishing my project. Can't sing their praises sufficiently. I will shop HS as often as I can in the future.
(5 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Just what I've been looking for!
By Phil in Indiana
from Mishawaka, In
I've had TEAC products in the past and liked them very much. A very good company. This machine is up to the standards of the past, and then some. I received this machine within a week, very impressed. Since I've been into audio for over 30 years I had no trouble setting things up. The sound is great also, to say the least, I am very happy with this machine.
(5 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
I would purchase this product again
By Junior
from Trinidad and Tobago
I use the product for transferring tape music to CD and it does what it says it would do.
(4 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Great Item, lots of fun
By HappyinSilverton
from Silverton, Or.
Has been a lot of fun hearing all my old Grateful Dead bootlegs on cd. The unit seems to be good quality and has performed well so far. Also it allows you to after putting cassettes on CD, to put them into MP3 format and then load them to an ipod etc. Only drawbacks I have seen so far is the unit requires a amp and speakers to be used properly. That is acceptable to me though.
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(NEWSER) – The US economy slowed drastically in the first three months of the year as a harsh winter exacted a toll on business activity. The sharp slowdown, while worse than expected, is likely to be temporary as growth rebounds with warmer weather. The economy's growth slowed to a barely discernible 0.1% annual rate in the January-March quarter, the Commerce Department said today. That's the weakest pace since the end of 2012 and is down from a 2.6% growth rate in the October-December quarter. Economists had been predicting a 1.1% rise. Meanwhile, consumer spending grew at a 3% rate, but the gain was dominated by a 4.4% rise in spending on services, reflecting higher utility bills.


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This handheld steam inhaler ranked the highest in every test conducted by The Hammacher Schlemmer Institute, from steaming effectiveness, to comfort, to ease of use. The Best Personal Steam Inhaler's patented capillary force vapor technology produces a micromist of 5-micron steam that panelists described as "comfortably warm without being overwhelming," unlike lesser units that sprayed droplets of hot water. The Best model requires no warm-up and produces germ-free vapor for up to 25 minutes, far surpassing models that needed five minutes to heat up and ran dry after just seven minutes. Its flexible rubber mask contours to the shape of your face so that steam cannot escape, and a temperature control keeps the mist between a comfortable 105� F and 115� F. Of all tested models, it was the only one that was self-drying, didn't require clean up, and remained cool to the touch. Includes carrying bag and 280 ml of demineralized water. Plugs into AC. 11" H x 4" W x 3" L. (2 lbs.)
"Best inhaler I have ever used." - B, Illinois
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Great for my allergies
By JackiGail
from Santa Rosa, CA
This unit I bought for my daughter. After using my unit for 6 months, I no longer have sinus headaches or nose bleeds. My pollen allergies last all year for me. I have used all types of nasal wash equipment and this is by far the best.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Tomas Bahama
from Winnipeg-The greatest city in the world!
This product is a delight to use, simple to operate, easy to use while watching TV the time flights by.
(7 of 17 customers found this review helpful)
Disappointed. Have to use special water
By B leith
from Northfield, MN
Have to use special water & this is quite inconvenient.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Love The Best Personal Steam Inhaler
By Wordsmith
from Nashua, NH
I have had sinus problems for years, and finally have some relief. The warm steam for 25 minutes per day has opened my sinuses, made my lips very soft, and totally ended the blackhead problem on my nose. Added bonuses! No more sinus meds., so the inhaler should pay for itself quickly.
Best way to handle a stuffy nose
By Santa Ana winds Allergy sufferer
from Los Angeles
Really helps decongest sinuses, gentle and effective. Would be nice if a child size mask was offered as part of the kit.
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
The adult size mask is too large for me
By Me2Melinda
from Southern Illinois
I bought this to more easily combat dryness in my breathing passages. I like that it is self-cleaning. Must use distilled water. I do not like that the adult-size mask is too large for my face. I may need a child-size mask since I am a small-boned female, but that may not be large enough. Pending trying out a different mask. It does the job, but I must struggle uncomfortably to block the space under my chin so the moisture vapor goes into my breathing passages.
Best Personal Steamer
By Aunty Em
from Freeport, IL
I use this product at least twice a day. More if I'm really congested and I am able to use less over the counter medications to open my sinuses. I don't have to worry about burning my nasel passages or drying out my eyes as I did with a pot of boiling water. Best purchas I ever made.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Every home should invest in one.
By sak
from Laurel, NE
The water cap leaked. Need a screw type cap to prevent leakage.
very helpful.
By Hannahay
from Myrtle Beach, SC
Recently we had a bad respiratory sickness and this was extremely helpful. Helped a lot with breathing problems.
great personl steam inhaler
By Neldamabank
from Texas
love the product. Only negative is that the item arrived without the cover for the water tank which is "necessary" per instructions.
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Justin Bieber Accepts Plea Deal In DUI Case
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Justin Bieber is closing the book on his DUI case in Miami. The pop star is accepting a plea deal that will see him escape criminal charges in exchange for guilty pleas to lesser charges of careless driving and resisting an officer, stemming from his arrest back in January.
A judge signed off on the agreement Wednesday, asking Bieber's attorneys to impress upon the young star that he is an "influence," whether he likes it or not. The judge said he hopes Bieber gets the message after this ordeal, "grow up," and use his talents positively for other young people.
The plea deal will see Bieber attend anger management classes and view videos about the dangers of driving under the influence. He will also pay a 500-dollar fine, cover court costs associated with the case, and donate 50-thousand-dollars to a charitable organization.
Bieber was not in court for Wednesday's proceedings. His lawyers entered his plea on his behalf. The 20-year-old singer was arrested in Miami Beach in January. He reportedly failed a sobriety test and tested positive for marijuana and prescription pills.
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Fearing autism, many parents aren't vaccinating their kids. Can doctors reverse this dangerous trend?
Learn which over-the-counter medicines are safe for you and your baby
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Rose asks Dr Toey of the International Dental Clinic at Boat Avenue for the best way to counter the effects of all the sugar in Thai food. she also finds out how sugar causes tooth decay. Ask the Dentist is a PGTV info-series bringing better health knowledge to our viewers.
So, where will your kids be hanging out this summer? Well, they could spend all your money at the Mall. They could hang around the house listening to rap music and glued to their video games. Or, you could ship them off to Antarctica to discover a new species of penguin, but � although the house will be tidier over the school holidays � that might be a wee bit extreme. But, how about something a bit closer to home � the British International School Summer Camp.
Sultry songstress Eka Liu Habib was in fine form for her final pre-baby charity concert at the Home rooftop bar in Kalim.Eka staged the concert to raise funds for the Barnhem Home for Children in Need in Phang Nga. Founded in the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, Barnhem opened in February 2005 and - though initially focused on helping tsunami victims - it has today become a home for needy youngsters from around the area.
An extravagant bash at Andara Resort & Villas found the island's glitterati gathered to enjoy an evening with some very beautiful jewellery and some very intriguing art, courtesy of Aenea Jewellery and artist Christian Develter.
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Bullied Woman Spends $35K On Plastic Surgery To Look Like Kim Kardashian
Claire Leeson, a woman from Chelmsford, Essex (where else) has spent $35,000 trying to look like her idol Kim Kardashian.
Leeson is a "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" superfan and decided to change her looks to match Kim's after watching the show in 2009.
Speaking on UK chat show "This Morning," the 24-year-old says she has spent almost $10,000 on hair extensions alone and is badly in debt.
"When I left school, friends would tell me that I had a resemblance to Kim," she said. "So I watched [the show] and realized I had the same amount of siblings and that we have the same kind of arguments and things going on. I thought she was so beautiful and I really wanted to be like her."
According to Leeson, being badly bullied at school killed her self-confidence and she thought looking like Kim would bring that confidence back. Instead of, you know, therapy, or doing something worthwhile.
"I've had my teeth whitened, then I wanted my boobs enhanced… and with pictures [of Kim] explained to my surgeon that I wanted to look like this. I also wear bum padding – it's a silicone base. Pants with silicone inside. They feel very real… and hopefully will end up having that done because my bum is never going to be as big as Kim's is."
Leeson spent the money on a boob job, teeth whitening, hair extensions, shoes and clothes, and of course, "bum padding".
"I was badly, badly bullied over my looks and it took me ten years to realise that I wasn't unattractive. I was so badly bullied that I didn't want to be alive anymore. My life was hell and I was told every day that I was the ugliest thing alive and that I should kill myself. People do not realize what a damaging effect it has on your mental state for the rest of your life."
hey guys with the exact amount of siblings as the kardsashians id like you to meet the REAL british kim kardashian :) pic.twitter.com/8F2Dyms642
— claire louise leeson (@claireleeson_x) July 1, 2014
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Ending the war on pot is Obama's last chance for a legacy
David Remnick's new, long profile of President Barack Obama in The New Yorkeris filled with all sorts of revelatory tidbits, none more interesting than the ones about his vast ambition—"He didn't want to be Millard Fillmore or Franklin Pierce"—and his softening, though still ambivalent, attitude toward marijuana legalization at the state level. "It's important for it to go forward," he said, reversing past statements that were anti-pot.
With just three years left in office and a possible Republican landslide in the fall's midterm elections, Obama must be in something close to panic mode. His health care plan seems like it's imploding, his foreign policy and civil liberties record is awful, and the economy is still barely stumbling forward into an uncertain future. Enthusiastically winding down the federal war on pot would be popular with voters and, as important, wouldn't require immediate cooperation from Congress.
Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin tells Remnick that in 2007, Obama explained, "I have no desire to be one of those presidents who are just on the list—you see their pictures lined up on the wall. … I really want to be a President who makes a difference." But Obama's approval ratings are mired in the low 40s, a reality he partially—and unconvincingly—attributes to racism: "There's some folks who just really dislike me because they don't like the idea of a black president." As HotAir's Ed Morrissey notes, the existence of rump racists completely fail to explain Obama's two electoral victories and his 60 percent-plus approval ratings at the start of his presidency. A far better explanation is simply that he's failed to accomplish much of anything the public likes.
But there's one thing left Obama could do to finally become the change he wanted to be: declare a swift and honorable peace in the decades-long war on pot. The drug war in toto has been a long-running and ineffective disaster that disrespects individual autonomy, corrupts law enforcement, and undermines the rule of law. By ending the war on pot, he would be remembered as a true visionary.
It wouldn't be hard. Focus on the issues of fairness and basic common sense that already have fully 58 percent of Americans in favor of legalization. The president told Remnick that he doesn't think marijuana "is more dangerous than alcohol." That hasn't stopped Obama from conducting more raids on medical marijuana dispensaries in California than George W. Bush and speaking through a drug czar who announced that "legalization is not in the president's vocabulary." But now Obama recognizes that, "It's important for society not to have a situation in which a large portion of people have at one time or another broken the law and only a select few get punished."
About 750,000 people are arrested each year for pot, with almost nine of 10 arrests being for simple possession. Those are huge, disturbing numbers made all the more troubling by something else Obama is finally grokking. "Middle-class kids don't get locked up for smoking pot, and poor kids do," he told Remnick. "And African-American kids and Latino kids are more likely to be poor and less likely to have the resources and the support to avoid unduly harsh penalties."
If Obama announced that he was de-prioritizing the federal government's war on pot—not even on all drugs, but just marijuana—he would almost certainly be joined by a growing number of libertarian Republicans who think drug policy is a state-level issue. Indeed, if Obama framed the issue explicitly in federalist terms, he could likely count on the support of characters such as Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan.
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(NEWSER) – The shooter who wounded six co-workers at a FedEx shipping facility near Atlanta today before killing himself has been identified as 19-year-old Geddy Kramer, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "We're dealing with our own loss and wishing the best to everyone who was affected," said the gunman's father, Scott Kramer. "We make no excuses for his actions and are shocked and devastated by them," he added. Police say they have a general idea of the motive but aren't ready to make it public.
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Taylor Swift is helping to make a dying girl's final days very special.
The country-pop superstar took part in a FaceTime chat with Laney Brown last Friday, on the girl's eighth birthday. Laney has leukemia, and is not expected to survive the week. But one of her last wishes was to meet the singer.
An update on Laney's Facebook page says the meeting went better than expected. Laney was apparently nervous about speaking with Swift, because Taylor is "such a 'famous celebrity.'" But the post says Taylor "was fabulous" and "really engaged Laney in conversation."
The message adds that Laney "lit up and had a huge smile on her face." The conversation with Swift was just part of a wish fulfilled. Laney also hoped to be serenaded with Christmas carols. She got that as well.
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It looks like fans are enjoying the vacation selfies Beyonce has been posting on Instagram. Queen Bey has been voted the musical artist with the best summer body, according to iHeartRadio's latest monthly survey.
Twenty-seven percent of respondents say the superstar's almost-year-long dancing onstage during her "Mrs. Carter Show" has paid off.
Runner-up is Jennifer Lopez, followed by No Doubt singer and new "Voice" coach Gwen Stefani.
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(NEWSER) – The crack security guards at Britain's Buckingham Palace are sporting a bit of fresh egg on their faces today amid reports that they detained a man on palace grounds on Wednesday, may or may not have pointed weapons at him, and forced him to verify his identity. No big deal, except that man was Queen Elizabeth's second son, Prince Andrew, reports the BBC. How it went down, as per the Sunday Express report being widely circulated: Guards spotted Andrew in the palace gardens about 6pm local time, drew their weapons, and ordered him to "put your hands up and get on the ground," in what the paper breathlessly calls a "tense half a minute" in which "the Queen's 53-year-old son was in danger of being shot dead by officers paid to protect him and his family."


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Free Software Directory:Features/Featured projects
This is one of the proposed features to this site.
The Premise
The idea is to feature program(s) about once a month within the directory, and to display a history of recently featured programs on the main page. The initial source of programs will come from the GNU Spotlight in the FSF Supporter publication.
Appearance: Todo
- There will need to be a "Featured" section under the "Query or Browse" section that lists a few of the most recently featured items.
- There can be a short "featured programs" section at the top of the search results if there are any matches.
- We should make a bold "This program was featured Sept 2011." string for previously featured programs on their info page.
- Have a "featured" page that lists all of the featured program history.
- We can make a "featured" icon in browse mode next to each featured program's name.
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Make a Template:Featured template, so we can have a string describing the source, such as the FSF Supporter. This should also allow for multiple "featured" dates.
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This template can be used on an entry page:
{{featured |featured date=2011-10-03 |featured source=FSF Supporter |featured category=Development }}
However, editing by hand shouldn't be necessary, as there are is a section of Form:Entry that lets you set values there. (You can use it on any page by selecting "Edit with Form". On the other hand if there is an error in another field, then you may not be able to use the Form, in which case, you will need to click "Edit" and paste in the above template at the bottom of the page.
This query can be used on the main page to show a featured item:
{{#ask: [[Featured date::+]] [[Featured category::Desktop]] |?Name |?Featured date |?Featured source | link=none | format=ol | template=Featured output | sort=Featured date,Name | order=descending | limit=5 }}
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- MultiBit: featured on 9 August 2013
- Tahoe-LAFS: featured on 8 August 2013
- Coreboot: featured on 11 July 2012
- GNU Denemo: featured on 11 July 2012
- Pino: featured on 11 July 2012
- CUnit: featured on 5 June 2012
- GNU LibreJS: featured on 5 June 2012
- Icedove: featured on 5 June 2012
- GNU Linux-libre: featured on 26 April 2012
- LibreOffice: featured on 26 April 2012
- Lua: featured on 26 April 2012
- Blender: featured on 17 March 2012
- Django: featured on 17 March 2012
- GNU Health: featured on 17 March 2012
- Audacity: featured on 4 February 2012
- GNU Octave: featured on 4 February 2012
- SDL: featured on 4 February 2012
- Glade: featured on 5 January 2012
- QtiPlot: featured on 5 January 2012
- GNU Parallel: featured on 31 December 2011
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Featured date property, Featured source property, Featured category property, Featured template, Featured output template
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Thor Just Became Female
(NEWSER) – We have seen the future Thor, and she is female: In a rather startling change, Marvel revealed today (to The View, naturally?) what it calls "one of the most shocking and exciting changes" to rattle the ranks of its biggest heroes—it seems our "classic Thunder God" is no longer worthy of the mighty hammer, Mjölnir, and so Marvel is rolling out a new female character to take it up. But careful: "This is not She-Thor," says writer Jason Aaron. "This is not Lady Thor. This is not Thorita. This is THOR."
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Gene Simmons receives patriotism award
Gene Simmons is getting recognized for his efforts in supporting U.S. troops.
The KISS bassist was honored last week with the Charles Durning Patriotism Award. He received the award at a Disabled Veteran Business Alliance event in Hollywood on Thursday.
The honor is named for the late actor Charles Durning, who was also a decorated World War Two veteran. After the ceremony Simmons tweeted photographs from the event along with a picture of his award, which he says he was "proud to receive."
This is the Award I was proud to receive from the Disabled Veteran Business Alliance. Honor our proud Military. pic.twitter.com/sLWBeacs5H— Gene Simmons (@genesimmons) November 10, 2013
"Gene Simmons honored with the Durning Patriotism Award." pic.twitter.com/FFNz7cgBns— Gene Simmons (@genesimmons) November 10, 2013
Simmons has shown his support for members of the military in a number of ways, including giving veterans jobs. He's actively sought to hire those who've been in the service at his Rock & Brews restaurants.
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Demi Lovato posts touching birthday tribute to Wilmer Valderrama
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Demi Lovato took to Twitter on Thursday night to post a touching birthday tribute to Wilmer Valderrama.
In addition to sharing a photo collage, the singer wrote, "To the funniest, most inspiring, incredible man I know.. @WValderrama – thank you for helping me get through my darkest moments.
"You truly are a light to this world and to my life," she went on. "Happy Birthday!!!"
A humble Valderrama replied a bit later, "who needs presents when the gift of you is real to us all.. Thank you for the blessing of knowing you."
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Taylor Swift opens Education Center at Country Music Hall
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The Taylor Swift Education Center is now officially open.
Nashville's "Tennessean" says the country-pop superstar was on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new facility at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum -- which she funded.
The Hall was able to develop the 75-hundred-square-foot learning area with the $ million donation Swift made last year. At the event Taylor recalled that much of her own music education took place outside of school, and she's "so pleased" that she's been able to help create a space where both children and adults can learn about music.
The Taylor Swift Education Center includes classrooms, a learning lab, and a student gallery. The facility will also house an interactive exhibit gallery, which isn't open yet. Director Kyle Young says through the Swift Center the museum can expand its current educational programs and develop new ones.
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WATCH: Will Ferrell videobombs Kiss Cam at Lakers game
Will Ferrell video bombed the Kiss Cam at a Los Angeles Lakers game this week.
When the camera zoomed in on a couple next to the actor, Ferrell leaned over and tried to score his own PDA moment.
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TSA's $1B SPOT Program as Effective as Flipping a Coin
(NEWSER) – Nearly $1 billion spent on a TSA behavioral screening program may have been better spent in Vegas. Started in 2007 at a cost of $200 million a year, the Screening of Passengers by Observation Techniques (SPOT) program trains officers to scan crowded airports for suspicious-looking people. There's just one problem: There's "no evidence behavior detention works," a GAO report has found, noting the results of identification from SPOT, which employs 3,000 officers across the country, are "the same as or slightly better than chance," reportsNBC News.


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Swift, Musgraves top nominees at Wednesday's CMA Awards
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Men might currently be dominating the country charts, but it's two women -- Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves -- who are the top nominees for Wednesday's 47th annual Country Music Association Awards. Swift's six bids include the top prize of Entertainer of the Year, while Musgraves could be named New Artist of the Year. Other Entertainer hopefuls include George Strait, who last won the award in 1990; Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan, who are looking to capture the event's highest honor for the first time; and reigning CMA Entertainer Blake Shelton. Shelton could also capture his fourth straight Male Vocalist title at the event.
Other multiple nominees include Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban, and Florida Georgia Line -- one of this year's first-time nominees. The top contenders are also among the many stars scheduled to perform at the ceremony. Nominees Tim McGraw, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum will take the stage as well, along with The Band Perry, Little Big Town, Vince Gill, hosts Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood, and others. Special segments will include a Lifetime Achievement salute to Kenny Rogers, and a tribute to the late country legend George Jones.
The 47th annual CMA Awards will be presented in Nashville and air on ABC Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. Eastern. But the CMA festivities will get under way well before the televised ceremony. Three categories will be announced on ABC's "Good Morning America" Wednesday morning. In addition, Luke Bryan will give "GMA" viewers a preview of the event with a performance on the show.
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