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Alabama Football: Big Al Arrested on Armed Robbery ChargesJune 10, 2008
With all the arrests surrounding the Alabama Football program, one more is not shocking to anyone.
That is, until the latest arrest.
Early Tuesday morning, around 12:30 am, Crimson Tide mascot Big Al was arrested on The Strip in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Al was seen fleeing the scene of a crime down University Avenue before he was tackled by University Police.
Big Al is being charged on two counts of armed robbery.
Surveillance video shows Big Al entering a BP gas station at the end of The Strip, a popular hangout just off campus, around 12:23 am. He then proceeded to the snack food aisle, where he stuffed his shirt with every bag of circus peanuts in the store. Al finally approached the counter and pulled a T-shirt gun on the clerk and demanded cash.
Big Al, 29, was taken to the University Police station and held overnight.
This makes the 11th arrest of someone connected to or a member of the football program since head coach Nick Saban was hired.
"I would expect this from one of Shula's boys," Saban said, "but not from someone who has been here since the Bear Bryant days. Then again, he has been in college for almost thirty years now."
Upon hearing of the incident, the NCAA has handed down a ten-year ban on Big Al's involvement in the Capital One Bowl Mascot Challenge.
Big Al has been told not to comment until he is arraigned later this summer.

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THE Premier's wife, Rosemary McKenzie, has made an emotional plea for protesters to respect her family's privacy after demonstrators threatened to march on to the Brumby farm near Bendigo yesterday.
Are the Brumby's right to object to the protesters' tactics? Click here to have your say
In a rare public statement, Ms McKenzie said the threat directly affected "my right to peaceful enjoyment of my property" and marked a new low in public debate in Victoria.
"Our farming property is managed and largely worked by me. I'm at the property several times a week, often alone," she said in a statement issued by Mr Brumby.
"(The protesters' threat) means that henceforth, the private spaces of politicians - their homes, their gardens, their farms, the places they go with their families - will never be places of private sanctuary again.
"Anyone with a gripe with government will now have a precedent for taking their dissent to private spaces in a way that impinges directly and deeply on the lives of politicians' families."
About 40 protesters who oppose the Government's plans to pipe water to Melbourne from northern Victoria abandoned their threat to invade the Brumby farm after police said they would be arrested for trespass.
A clearly angry Mr Brumby condemned the protesters, accusing them of introducing "Third World" tactics to Victorian politics and intimidating his wife.
"She shouldn't have to put up with that," he said. "Our place now will never be the same."
Mr Brumby said his wife had no sleep on Tuesday night after hearing of the threat and had left Melbourne at 6am yesterday to move sheep on the farm because she feared for their safety.
"She doesn't want them being affected, harassed and molested by protesters," he said before the demonstrators abandoned their planned action.
"It is not fair political play. People can protest, they can express their views, they can write letters to the editor, they can do whatever they like.
"But if every time a government makes a decision and people don't like it they invade your property, that's Third World chaos."
He said his wife was not a public figure and would not be giving interviews about her distress, but he read her statement on 3AW.
The protesters, from the Plug the Pipe group, claim Government officials have been illegally entering properties along the pipeline's proposed route from Yea to Yarra Glen.
Protest leader Jan Beer told the group, meeting in the car park of Ravenswood's Junction Hotel, that although they had called off their action, the Premier now knew how affected landowners felt.
"If Mrs Brumby felt threatened, what does Mr Brumby think all these women and children and families feel?" she said.
The decision to abandon the protest plan divided the demonstrators.
Tony Murphy, a sheep farmer from near Rochester, said he wanted to go it alone.
"I want to make a citizens' arrest of Brumby on the grounds of theft," he said. "He is stealing water from the people of Victoria."
Stud cattle breeder Jim Veale, from Glenburn near Yea, said he had been assertive when representatives of the pipe builders repeatedly entered his farm last week. "The problem is we don't know whose authority they have to come onto our properties," he said.
"And in our case we are worried about bringing in disease."
Mr Brumby said governments going back more than 100 years had built infrastructure across the state, such as water, gas or electricity pipelines.
"At the end of the day, the state has got to develop, the state has got to go ahead, and there are long-established rules for these things," he said.
Liberal leader Ted Baillieu and acting Nationals leader Peter Walsh condemned the protesters' plans to "invade" the Premier's private property.
"The protesters have a case … we have shared the argument, but I certainly don't share the view that the Premier's property should be brought into it," Mr Baillieu said.
"Politicians' families and properties as far as I'm concerned are off limits."
But Mr Brumby said key figures in the Plug the Pipe group had strong connections with the Liberals and Nationals.
One protest leader, Mike Dalmau, was a "failed Liberal candidate".
Another, Wade Northausen, was a "former prominent member of the Young Nationals".
"The fact is these people get encouragement, they get support," Mr Brumby said. "This is a political show."
Mr Brumby has previously accused Plug the Pipe leaders of telling lies about the Government's water plans, and cabinet ministers have labelled them "ugly, ugly people" who advocate "quasi-terrorist tactics".
The pipeline is part of the Government's multibillion-dollar plan to improve irrigation works in northern Victoria. It says upgrading the ageing and leaking Goulburn irrigation system will save 225 gigalitres of water a year, which will be shared equally between irrigators, the river system and Melbourne consumers.
Mr Brumby said yesterday's protest had not swayed his determination to build the pipeline.
"This is a project that Victoria needs," he said. "We've got to get on with it and do it."


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I have written an few posts over the past couple of days with Mother's Day gift ideas including fragrant jewelry and a beautiful photo locket. As someone who lives in a tight budget I know that sometimes "luxury" gifts might be out of reach. Don't get me wrong, I love fine jewelry, gourmet chocolates and a fancy dinner with my hubby. Those things are all wonderful. But I'm also realistic and it doesn't take much to make me happy. Some of the best gifts I've received over the years include a handwritten poem and drawings by my children. Gifts that come from the heart and are made by hand are worth gold to me.
If you are looking for a great gift for Mother's Day, or any other occasion for that matter, sometimes the best gift you can give is a gift basket that you made up yourself. It's a great way to stick to a budget too.
To create the perfect gift basket you first need to come up with a theme. For example, if you wanted to give a "Dinner and a Movie" gift basket you could include a gift card to a favorite restaurant or a restaurant that delivers, a new movie or two, some popcorn, movie theater size candy (or regular size candy) and something to drink. Put all the goodies in a nice basket or container, wrap with cellophane and top off with a bow and you have a wonderful gift.
For Mother's Day I would suggest products that pamper mom. After all, she works hard. It's not easy to raise a family, care for your spouse, care for your home and often work too. Mom needs a little R&R and "me time".
Believe it or not your local Whole Foods Market has many items that would make up a perfect "Pamper Me/Me Time" gift basket for Mom (or a grandmother, wife, or anyone else who is special to you). Here are a few suggestions.
First you'll need a gift basket or a container. Your local dollar store usually has plenty of options. I would suggest instead of a basket maybe you can find a container Mom can re-purpose to store make up, bath and body products, or even craft supplies. A decorative box or bin would be a nice idea.
After a long day I'm sure mom would love to take a nice, long hot bath. To help soothe her tired muscles why not give me some scented bath salts.
Whole Foods Market's brand, 365 Everyday Value, has several scented bath salts to chose from. I have Lavender and Grapefruit. I like the Lavender. It doesn't smell good when you sniff the bottle. It smells much better when you put it in a warm bath. The minerals found in bath salts can help soften skin and even leave Mom feeling calmer, more relaxed and happier. Lavender especially helps you to feel relaxed. That is why many scented sleep aids are in Lavender scent.
When I used the Lavender scented bath salt I didn't want to get out of the tub. I could have stayed there all night. The pefect way to top off a soothing bath is with a cup of herbal tea, like Camomile. 🙂
The 365 Everyday Value bath salts come in a large container too. Your Mom (or special someone) can get many uses out of just one container.
Another bath time product your Mom would enjoy is the Whole Foods Market 83% Organic Triple French Milled Soaps. They smell SO GOOD!
Crafted in the South of France the Whole Foods Market Organic Triple Milled Bar Soaps are made with certified organic palm and coconut oils, scented with all essential oils and are phthalate and preservative free. These premium soaps are triple milled to ensure a luxurious lather that will leave Mom's skin clean, moisturized and invigorated.
The Triple Milled Soaps are available in Lemon Verbena, Lavender, Grapefruit Mint, Cucumber Lime, Honey Almond and Vetiver Cedar scents. The Vetiver Cedar caught my eye. That sounds like it smells really good. I just had to try it for myself. It does have a Cedar-like scent to it. It's a little bit on the "woodsie" side, but that is fine with me because I love that kind of scent. I think this scent is great for women AND men. Sometimes men don't like scented soaps because they are afraid they are going to smell like a flower. The Vetiver Cedar scent is not a floral scent by any means. The scent also doesn't stay on your skin (you smell it mostly in the shower). It's a good, clean, crisp scent.
Another nice scent is the Honey Almond. I can't distinguish what it really smells like – honey or almond. It's actually a very pretty scent.
These soaps are big and solid and last a long time. They do lather up very nicely and rinse well from the skin (no sticky residue). They also don't dry out your skin like other soaps do.
I read online some where that you can use the Triple Milled Soaps from Whole Foods Market as sachets too. Simply stick an unopened bar of soap in your drawer and the scent will permeate throughout what ever is in the drawer. I used the Vetiver Cedar in my sock drawer for a couple of days and every time I opened the drawer I could smell it. Who knew soap could double as sachets. If you stock up on these soaps you can use them as sachets in your drawers until you are ready to use them.
Another item to consider from the 365 Everyday Value line is their Essential Oils.
Some people might consider Essential Oils as something you use in crafts (such as home made potpourri). You can actually use Essential Oils in many different ways. Here are a few examples.
– Mix a few drops of the oil in your daily moisturizer for a light, lingering fragrance.
– Add a touch of Essential Oil on a small terrycloth towel and toss it in the laundry loaded with linens for a calming scent that
will help ease Mom (and everyone else) into a restful night's sleep.
– Add a few drop of Essential Oil into a spray bottle filled with water for a non-toxic air freshener.
– Add a few drops to baby oil to create your own scented massage oil.
If you Google uses for Essential Oils you can find a lot of great things you can do with them.
Whole Foods Market carries a variety of Essential Oils such as Lavender, Peppermint, Eucalyptus and Tea Trea. Lavender is great for helping you to get calm, relax and fall asleep. Peppermint has the opposite effect – it helps to energize you and wake up your senses.
I have Eucalyptus and Tea Tree. I used to have Lavender but used that one up a long time ago.
I use a few drops in a bottle of water as an air freshener. I also put a few drops on cotton balls and drop them into the garbage cans to help freshen them up. I even put a few drops in the kitchen sink drain to help freshen up that scent too.
What I love about the 365 Everyday Value brand Essential Oils is that you get A LOT for the money. Essential Oils are expensive and usually you get a tiny bottle that doesn't last very long. The 365 Everyday Value brand comes in 2 fluid ounce bottles. That doesn't sound like a lot but considering that most other Essential Oils come in 1/2 ounce bottles, this is a lot.
Other items to consider to add into the Pamper Mom/Me Time gift basket include;
- Scented Candle
- New Book or Gift Card to download a new book on the Kindle/Nook
- Fuzzy Slippers
- Luxurious plush bath towel
- Music CD with soothing music (or an iTunes gift card to download new tunes)
- Manicure Set
- Body Moisturizer
- Facial Mask
- Bubble Bath
- Box of Chocolates (the Whole Foods Market Assorted Premium Belgium Chocolates would be a nice addition).
The best part about making your own gift basket is that YOU control how much it costs, so you can stick to a budget. You can also customize it towards the person you are giving it to. I have received gift baskets in the past (pre-made ones that were ordered online) and received several items that I had no use for. I like the idea of personalizing a gift basket to the recipient so that you know that they will not only enjoy but also use all the items.
For more gift basket ideas simply Google it. Trust me, you'll find A LOT of great ideas.
To find a Whole Foods Market near you visit www.WholeFoodsMarket.com. You can also check them out on Facebook and Twitter. I even found them on Pinterest.
Do YOU like receiving gift baskets? What was your favorite (or least favorite) gift basket you ever received? Do you like to create your own gift baskets? If so, what is one of your more popular gift baskets you've created. Feel free to comment and tell me more.
*I received free samples to review. There was no compensation. The opinions expressed are my own and were not influenced in any way.


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The Upper East Side historically exemplifies serious landmark-type apartments but remains a neighborhood where a co-op or condo can be found for everyone. Strict co-ops (some with incredible Central Park views) continue to prevail in the Upper East Side from Park to Fifth Avenues, but there are plenty of studios, one- and two-bedroom condos, and rentals on the Upper East Side as well. New luxury condo buildings include 20 East End Avenue, inspired by the pre-war architecture of the Upper East Side, and Citizen360 which is committed to sustainable building practices.
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New Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett embraced the responsibility placed on him Monday after the firing of former head coachWade Philips.
Garrett, named the interim head coach by team owner Jerry Jones, inherited a 1-7 team for which he had served as offensive coordinator.
It's the first head coaching experience for Garrett, who turned down head coaching positions in Baltimore and Atlanta in 2008 to stay with Dallas as an assistant.
"I think anybody involved in this organization, really from the top down, is disappointed with our season so far and how we got here," Garrett said, via ESPN. "Having said that, we're all excited about what we're going to do going forward. This is about going forward."
Jones said Monday that dismissing Phillips -- a task he insisted for weeks that he wouldn't do -- was intended to remind everyone in the organization about accountability. He added that Garrett could win the job full time if the team responds to him.
Garrett's personality is not as laid-back as Phillips', a personality trait that Jones said helped him get the job.
His father, Jim Garrett, a former Cowboys scout and NFL assistant coach, said his son was well-suited for running the disappointing Cowboys.
"He's very organized. He's not a screamer," the elder Garrett told theDallas Morning News. "I've never seen him mad. The team will like him because he's not abrasive, he's not a phony.
"But somehow, some way, they need a wake-up call. No coach can really walk in there and turn things around with eight games to go without the players being responsible for it."
The job ahead of Garrett is considerable. The Cowboys, who are without injured QB Tony Romo, have been blown out in the past two games. Three of their next four games are against the New York Giants, New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts.
"We have to put the first eight games of the season behind us," Garrett said. "we have to learn from them and we need to go forward. One of the things that I talk to the players about all the time is embracing the moment, embracing the day, being great today. That's what I'm going to ask the coaching staff to do, that's what I'm going to ask the players to do, and everyone involved in this organization to do. Be great today. Be great going forward."
-- Sean Leahy
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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The bath time toys, wearing sunglasses, were released at Battersea Park for the Great London Duck race.
But things didn't go to plan in the event, which raised cash for an old people's home, as a strong tide washed half the ducks off-course.
The winning duck, number 335, crossed the finish line in half an hour.
People could adopt the ducks for £10, and prizes included a luxury holiday to Egypt, and £4,000 worth of diamonds.
The organisers hope they've raised thousands of pounds for Nightingale House, a care home in Clapham, south-west London.


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> I have been testing the 1.21 version of m0n0wall. I like it, but I have two problems which keep me
from using it in a production environment.
> First, my m0n0wall is setup with the WAN and OPT1 bridged and I have set the advanced setting to
enable the bridge.
> 2) We use the Cisco VPN client 4.6.x to reach inside some of our clients networks. It seems that
some of the UDP port activity is blocked. I see the login screen and then it hangs. I have sene some
discussion about the Cisco VPN client 4.7.x fixing the problem. Most of my clients have not renewed
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modify the ruleset to make this work?
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with 6.35 and 7.04. On the other hand, if you have problems with the
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Pilot Error Possibly at Blame for Crash
Russian investigators say readings from flight recorders show there were no technical problems with Polish President Lech Kaczynski's Soviet-made plane that crashed during its airport approach on Saturday, killing him and 95 others.
The Associated Press reports that the plane's pilot may have been to blame for the crash. On Polish television, investigators told Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin that the pilot was warned of bad weather over the airport before the plane crashed.
Yesterday, President Kaczynski's body was returned to Warsaw's presidential palace where crowds of people festooned his coffin with flowers. Russia and Ukraine declared national days of mourning for the deceased president today.


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The Nicene Creed was both a religious and a political tool, a humanly constructed statement of belief that gave order and meaning to the world of its time. The question this book raises is whether it still gives order and meaning to our world–or rather, what kind of order and meaning does it give to our world.read more
When a middle-aged clinical psychologist begins working with a client describing bizarre mystical experiences, his own world changes radically.read more
Ready for a humble, hard-working Christian religion that is progressive, pro-justice, and pro-peace? Ready for faith that takes the Bible seriously because it doesn't take it literally? Ready for a soulful expression of this kind of Christianity in meditative prose, poetry, ritual, and song? Ready to empty the barn of dusty dogma, and take wing with soulful celebration?read more
The picture, speaking of itself,
not shaping something else we know;
imagines mystery makes it glow
beyond all earthly sight can show.
Gathering Pecans is the perfect book to share with your more fundamental friends who don't always understand your thinking. The otherworldly Bagby family has a more inclusive and less dogmatic view of Christianity that will leave you pondering long after you've turned the last page.read more
Renowned essayist Tom Ehrich turns to poetry as a fresh form of expression. His work draws on daily life: a couple breaking up in a coffee shop, a grandchild sleeping, hearing a train whistle on the Kansas prairie. Ehrich looks for the central meaning of small events.read more
We offer this timepiece on a day that ushers in a new era for all protectors and people alike. An era that will need music to act as the thread between front lines and front doors.
Stay in the prayer.
We stand with you.
For all our relations.
In May 2017, people from all over the world will gather in Portland, Oregon to share knowledge and wisdom, learn from each other, celebrate, be inspired, and find the tools needed to create and enliven local movements within our communities. Together we will explore sacred oneness, Christ consciousness, eco-spirituality, social justice and the way of universal and personal transformation that honors the Divine in all.read more
1. Winter is the season of the revelation of basic structure. If I was to strip away all the paraphernalia of my life what form would it have?
How many of the things which I do are related to the roots
of my spirit.
2. Winter is the season for hibernation. What rhythm do I have for reflection as well as action?
What frequency and length of time do I need in solitude in order to facilitate the growth and quality of my spirituality?
Like the falling of the leaves security in life lies in the process not in the fixed points.
Without harvest there can be no seed time.
Without death there can be no new life, no new beginning.
1. The fragrance of Spring lies not in judgement's intervention but in love's nurturing of the interior goodness.
2. Spring is not so much a moment as a movement, a manifestation of the sometimes hidden but always present life-force of God.
The flowering of summer is only eclipsed by the flowering of the human spirit.
Flowering has no permanency – only the process remains. Indeed the flowering only exists for the continuation of the process.
Are you searching for a way to connect children with an authentic spiritual experience that is inter-spiritual, creative and multi-layered? "A Joyful Path" is truly progressive Christian curriculum that is inclusive, joy-full, compassionate, and intelligent.read more
Are you searching for a way to connect children with an authentic spiritual experience that is inter-spiritual, creative and multi-layered? "A Joyful Path" is truly progressive Christian curriculum that is inclusive, joy-full, compassionate, and intelligent.read more
Together we remember, we commemorate,
the lives that were taken,
the souls that were taken.
They did not evaporate into air.
They are with us
still in the choice we make to remember,
to hold up with love and honor
those who died in two great glass towers,
who represented the world and its connections,
those who died at the Pentagon,
those who died on Flight 93
in sacrifice that others might live.
How do we respond to difficult times? We turn to our spiritual practices. Here are some of our tried-and-true ones.read more
Earth's hot blood rises, bursts, and pours,
Scabs rough black across the plains,
Sinks, boils again, and rises slow;
Cools, congeals, as crystals grow;
Have you ever seen a willabee? "What's a willabee?" you might ask. Well, if you've ever been outside chasing a butterfly or climbing a tree or hiking through the woods, I'll bet some willabees have probably spotted you! They love children most of all and want your world to be beautiful and exciting.read more


text: $11,400 savings opportunity expires <br>at the end of 2013 February 2013 For the past two years, Legacy Health has offered private practice physicians a complete electronic medical record solution: Legacy Epic for Affiliated Physicians (LEAP). Under federal and state rules, we have been able to subsidize the purchase by Oregon private practice physician offices. Unfortunately, our ability to do this will expire at the end of the 2013 calendar year. (The State of Washington has ruled that Legacy may not subsidize Epic for private practices.) LEAP equips providers with seamless connectivity to their patients' clinical information when using Legacy facilities, as well as access to other Epic systems. This is vital as Epic becomes the platform of choice in our local market ― including for OHSU and Providence. LEAP's total cost per installation is $28,700. Legacy's current subsidy for Oregon practices is $11,400, with the upfront cost for private practices of $17,300. Private practices may be eligible for an additional benefit based on their "meaningful use" of LEAP. See below. Subsidy, plus support and features LEAP includes future Epic upgrades, ICD-10 implementation, meaningful use support, unlimited training and Legacy Information Services support. Up-and-coming features slated for 2013–2014 are the MyHealth App for patients, Voice Recognition Compatibility with Legacy Epic (Dragon), Patient Photos Display options and Check-In (Welcome) Kiosks. By making new LEAP features available, Legacy is reinforcing our commitment not only to our clinical partners, but also to the local Epic-using community. Contact Legacy If you would like more information about Legacy Epic for Affiliated Physicians (LEAP), please call to 503-415-LEAP and choose select option 2. Meaningful use incentive Based on the patient population, LEAP clinics could be eligible for one of two meaningful use programs: 1. Medicaid or 2. Medicare. To be eligible to qualify for Medicaid meaningful use reimbursement, the clinic needs to show that their patient population is greater than 30 percent Medicaid over a 90-day time period. If they qualify, the LEAP clinic is eligible for a maximum of $63,750 over a course of six years for meeting meaningful use criteria. If a clinic does not meet the Medicaid criteria, clinics can still apply for Medicare meaningful use dollars. The maximum incentive from Medicare is $39,000 over five years. Learn more about Medicaid EHR incentives and Medicare EHR incentives. Back to current edition home page.


text: Rana Daggubati and Genelia DSouza starrer movie has been titled as Naa Ishtam. The movie is all set to hit the floors on April 8th at Ramanaidu Studios. It is noted Naa Ishtam is the title of Ram Gopal Varmas autobiography, which was released last December.The movie is said to be a romantic film, which is directed by debutant Prakash Toleti. He worked as an associate to directors like Sukumar and Bommarillu Bhaskar. The movie is produced by Paruchuri Kireeti on the banner United Movies.Meanwhile, April is turning out to be an exciting month for the lead actors of Naa Ishtam. Rana Daggubatis Bollywood movie Dum Maaro Dum and Nenu Naa Rakshasi are releasing on April 22nd and 28th respectively. On the other hand, Genelias multilingual Urumi, which was released yesterday, has got rave reviews.


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Just a quick round-up of three new new titles from Seven Seas coming soon in February and March.
Amnesia Labyrinth: Volume 1 (February 1st)
Story by Nagaru Tanigawa, Art by Natsumi Kohane
From the author of the acclaimed Haruhi Suzumiya series comes a new offbeat tale of murder and twisted love!
With the help of his cheery and spunky new girlfriend Yukako Sasai, straight-laced Souji is about to venture into a mysterious world that might just be the death of him.
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Gunslinger Girl Omnibus: Volume 1 (February 1st)
Story and Art by Yu Aida
The long-awaited relaunch of Gunslinger Girl! This omnibus edition contains the first three volumes of the hit Gunslinger Girl manga series completely relettered and retranslated.
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Vampire Cheerleaders: Volume 1 (March 15th)
Story by Adam Arnold, Art by Shiei and Comipa
Two supernatural tales from the creative team behind fan favorite series Aoi House!
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RBNZ deputy to talk dollars with coin fanciers, may not drop policy hints
By Tina Morrison
July 3 (BusinessDesk) - Reserve Bank deputy governor Geoff Bascand is to discuss the New Zealand dollar at a conference this weekend, although the coin fanciers in the audience are unlikely to get any hints about current policy.
New Zealand is holding its first ever international numismatic conference and fair in Wellington and Bascand is scheduled to deliver a speech titled The Evolution of New Zealand's Currency on Saturday. Some 120 people have registered to take part in the conference, which will include a walking tour of numismatic sites of interest, including a special exhibit of medals held at parliament, the Reserve Bank Museum, Archives New Zealand and the BNZ Museum at Harbour Quays.
The speech comes as the New Zealand dollar is trading near a record high on a trade-weighted basis and a three-year high versus the greenback. Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler signalled in May that the bank would be prepared to intervene by selling the kiwi if it remains high while commodity prices fall. The majority of traders and strategists surveyed by BusinessDesk this week said the currency could break through 88.40 US cents this week to reach the highest since being allowed to trade freely in 1985.
The Reserve Bank is in a tight spot as it raises interest rates in an attempt to slow inflation from an expanding economy, even as it is thwarted by local trading banks able to source cheaper money from overseas to lend to locals. While the bank feels weaker commodity prices should be weighing on the kiwi, investors continue to favour the currency as they remain focused on the higher yields available in a global environment of low interest rates.
Any currency trading at the Wellington conference is likely to be focused on rare or unusual coins, medals and banknotes.
The New Zealand dollar recently traded at 87.67 US cents. It was forecast to trade between 86.40 US cents and 89.90 cents this week, according to a BusinessDesk survey of 10 traders and strategists. The trade-weighted index was recently at 81.35 and last week touched a record 81.71.


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In the kid year, there are two days that are of vital importance – Christmas (at least for those who celebrate it) and your birthday. Those two days are synonymous with eating good, having fun and getting presents.
They are separate but equal in the eyes of many kids. At Christmas (or Hanukkah or Kwanzaa), it means gifts from family and friends.
In many ways, kids are like dogs – they live in the moment. They tend to forget the past quickly and have no regard for the future. They live for today and in the world of kid-dom, there are no two greater days than Christmas and their birthday.
But, for kids like Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, fate deemed that those days would run consecutively. Of all the days possible for a kid to be born, Kluwe's birthday was Dec. 24, just one day before Christmas.
He didn't have the full-out birthday party that his siblings and friends had, but, fortunately for him, it wasn't until much later that he figured out he was getting somewhat the short end of the stick when it came to getting presents.
"We celebrated my birthday as a family on the 24th," Kluwe said. "What usually happened was that I got two small presents instead of one big present. I realize now that I was kind of getting screwed out of big presents for both my birthday and Christmas, but, at the time, I didn't realize it. As a kid, I was more concerned with quantity than quality, so it wasn't until later that I figured out the benefit to not having a birthday so close to Christmas."
About the time Kluwe started kindergarten was when he realized he was getting short shrift when it came to a birthday celebration. Not only did it come the day before everybody else got presents, but he didn't have the one advantage so many of his classmates got to enjoy – the chance to cut class to do something fun in school.
"It did kind of suck seeing friends having huge parties at other times of the year, knowing that I wasn't going to have those," Kluwe said. "The worst part for me was that you couldn't bail out of school on your birthday because it fell on Christmas break. Other kids got to get out of school on their birthdays to do something special with their families. It kind of sucked."
As time went on and Kluwe began to do the birthday math that he was getting "calendarized" out of a party, his parents devised a new plan. Given the amount of travel his friends' families were doing around the holiday, it was virtually impossible to get them together for a standard birthday party, so his parents improvised as he grew older – setting a phantom birthday in the summer to involve his friends. It seemed strange to Kluwe, but he played along for the sake of the presents.
"Normally Christmas Eve was the birthday party with my family," Kluwe said. "We would do a birthday party with my friends during the summer, although it didn't really have the same feel – having a party knowing that it wasn't really my birthday. But, any time there's cake involved, kids don't care if it's your actual birthday or not. They're in on going to a party."
Kluwe no longer laments the timing of his birth and its proximity to the birthday of Jesus. He still has an intimate family get-together as a Christmas precursor and the presents are no longer the issue they were in his youth.
"Nowadays, I don't really care," Kluwe said. "The older you get, the less you look forward to birthdays. I can pretty much afford to get myself whatever presents I may want and don't look at it like that anymore. But there was a time when I was a teenager that I thought it really sucked and I can sympathize with those kids who are going through it now. It may not be fair, but you can't really help when you were born. Besides, some pretty great people were born around that date, so you're in good company."
There were no surprises on the Vikings' final injury report released late Friday morning.
G Steve Hutchinson and CB Asher Allen are out with concussions, and CB Chris Cook remains out with his legal issues.
Joe Berger is expected, who started one game at center for John Sullivan and four games at right guard for Anthony Herrera in injury situations, is expected to start at left guard for Hutchinson. Rookie Brandon Fusco could also see some reps there, as well.
Brandon Burton is likely to start in place of Allen, with Benny Sapp being the other starting cornerback. Marcus Sherels would be the nickel cornerback, and Cedric Griffin could see some time on defense once again after playing only special teams Sunday against the New Orleans Saints.
Herrera (knee), S Jarrad Page (hamstring), DT Kevin Williams (knee) and LB Erin Henderson (illness) all practiced fully and are probable for Saturday's game against the Washington Redskins.
For the Redskins, T Jammal Brown (groin) and RB Roy Helu (toe/knee) are questionable. Everyone else list on their injury report is probable.
John Holler has been writing about the Vikings for more than a decade for Viking Update. Tim Yotter contributed to this report. Follow Viking Update on Twitter and discuss this topic on our message boards. To become a subscriber to the Viking Update web site or magazine, click here.
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It was the furtiveness of it rather than the fact itself that troubled him.
He did so more because he wished not to pain her than from furtiveness.
There was almost a sense of furtiveness in the glances which she turned to throw not only about but, occasionally, behind her.
My grandmother noticed a furtiveness in his manner when he received them.
The sound of a crackled twig off to the right had come to their ears, and it was a sound that carried the quality of furtiveness.
He was unshaven, and his eyes shone with the furtiveness of some hunted animal.
When he left her her once clear, careless glance had a suggestion of furtiveness in it.
She had but little of the curiosity of the flirt, and none of the intrigante's joy in furtiveness.
But a five-year-old child would have been keenly aware of the guilt and furtiveness in the manner of the two.
The mountaineer is, by nature, secretive to furtiveness, and under so outright a questioning the visitor stiffened with affront.
late 15c. (implied in furtively), from French furtif, from Latin furtivus "stolen, hidden, secret," from furtum "theft, robbery," from fur (genitive furis) "thief," probably from PIE *bhor-, from root *bher- (1) "to carry" (see infer). Related: Furtiveness.


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Kimi Raikkonen impressed at the British Grand Prix in only the car's second race, and it will feature aerodynamic upgrades at Hockenheim.
"The results of the test were encouraging and have shown that there is more to come from the car," he said.
The Finn's team-mate, David Coulthard, said: "The car has progressed in chassis and engine performance."
Raikkonen set pole position and finished second to Michael Schumacher at Silverstone, only a week after the MP4-19B made its race debut at the French Grand Prix.
The car has proved to be a major step forward over the troublesome MP4-19 with which the team started the season.
McLaren completed an intensive test programme last week, running cars simultaneously at Silverstone and Jerez in Spain and employing test drivers Alexander Wurz and Pedro de la Rosa as well as Raikkonen and Coulthard.
"I felt competitive all weekend and am looking forward to taking this form to Germany."
Martin Whitmarsh, the chief executive officer of McLaren's F1 team, said: "We have continued to push hard with our development programme.
"We have conducted two intensive tests at Silverstone and Jerez, with all four drivers in action, completing over 3800 kilometres in total.
"The simultaneous programme included Hockenheim set-up work and the proving of new components that we will race at the German Grand Prix.
"This was in addition to developments that will be introduced in the longer term, which were tested at this time because of the testing ban that is now in force until the first week of September."


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Quickly: Returning to action after having 2008 season cut short with broken leg in third game of the year... Talented prospect that gives depth and size to linebacking corps.
2008 (So.): Played in three games, starting all three... Broke leg in fourth quarter of Utah game... Made 26 tackles (nine solo, 17 assists), ranking among NCAA leaders for tackles per game at time of injury... Added 2.5 tackles for loss of 15 yards as well as half a sack for loss of six yards... Tallied one pass break-up... Top game was at Oregon with 11 stops, while adding 10 in Utah game.
2007 (Fr.): Played in 10 games... Made five tackles (three solo, two assists)... Had two stops at Hawai'i and one in each vs. Louisiana Tech, Fresno State and Idaho.
High School: Earned first-team all-league honors as a linebacker... Was an honorable mention Sacramento Bee all-metro selection... Named his team's Defensive Player of the Year... Recorded 91 tackles, including 69 solo stops on the year... Returned a fumble for a touchdown and had two interceptions... Also played fullback on offense and ran for 777 yards and five touchdowns... As a junior, had 87 tackles, including six sacks and one interception... Earned second-team all-league honors as a junior linebacker.
Personal: Born July 3, 1989 in San Jose, Calif... Son of John and Annette Glass... Has one brother... Majoring in business.
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Have you ever wondered where grapefruit got its name? Our best guess is that the name comes from the way grapefruit grows--in clusters just like grapes, sometimes as many as twenty-five fruits in a cluster hanging from a tree.
Hybrid grapefruit are wonderfully different from the original grapefruit, which can still be found occasionally n Oriental markets. Called pomelos or shadocks, these tend to be larger than grapefruit, with rough, puffy, thick rinds and lots of seeds. In most cases they're also quite sour and have very little juice. For my money, today's hybrid grapefruit is a vast improvement.
Grapefruit are grown in many parts of the world, but the United States is the main producer and consumer. Florida produces 75 percent of the domestic crop, with Texas a distant second, followed by California and Arizona.
Grapefruit was introduced to Florida in the early 1800's. For a hundred years it was sold chiefly to tourists as a curiosity. Not until the turn of the century were the first limited supplies shipped to northern cities. Grapefruit are now shipped to all parts of the United States and Canada, as well as to Europe and the Near and Far East.
Florida grapefruit are grown in two areas: in central Florida and in the Indian River area on the eastern coast, where the soil and climate are perfect for grapefruit. The Indian River valley runs parallel to the Gulf Stream, and the warm ocean current shields the groves from temperature changes and spares them from frost even when groves much farther south are damaged.
There is a difference between California and Florida grapefruit. Florida grapefruit have a thinner rind and are sweeter and less pulpy than the California varieties. California grapefruit, which are in the stores in late summer and fall, are easier to peel and segment, but their flavor is only fair--the flesh just isn't as heavy with sweet juice as the Florida fruit.
Grapefruit with a clear yellow rind are called goldens; those with some bronzing are bronzes, and those with heavy bronzing are called russets. Flesh color runs from yellow-white to pink to nearly red. Although their colors vary, there's not much difference in their flavor and juiciness. Those qualities are determined by the lateness of the season, the specific variety, and how the fruit has been handled. Duncans and orchids--old top-of- the-line varieties--are juicy and sweet; they are excellent for segmenting and make a great juice. The Duncans now grown only in limited supplies and sold to canneries and processors, but a descendant of the Duncan--the Marsh seedless--has taken its place. It's not quite as juicy as the Duncan, but it has a fine flavor and texture. From the Marsh seedless, hybridizers have developed a pink Marsh, and from that a darker pink strain called the Ruby Red, a very good grapefruit now primarily grown in Texas. The large Marsh rubies from Florida are now called Star Rubies, and they're probably the sweetest of all--great for segmenting, juicing, or eating with a spoon. Red grapefruit has twenty-five times more vitamin A than Golden, but otherwise they are almost nutritionally equal.
Grapefruit are available year round, but the best fruit--from Florida and Texas--are found between November and June, with the peak starting around Christmas and continuing through April. Small early golden and pink grapefruit are the first to show up on the market in October. They're very juicy but not as sweet as they are later in the season. Don't be afraid to buy a small grapefruit; even in the fall they make good juice, and as the season progresses into winter and early spring, the smaller varieties get sweeter even as they maintain their high juice content. Whether they're large or small, the Florida and Texas crops improve in quality from October to December and are at their sweetest and juiciest in late winter and early spring.
In late July, California and Arizona grapefruit start to arrive and continue through October, but at best they're only pretty good--not as high in quality as the fruit from Florida and Texas. During the midsummer months, grapefruit also become pretty costly. Here again the old rule of thumb applies the higher the price, the lower the quality. In the summer months, forgo that breakfast grapefruit and replace it with seasonal berries and fruits.
Look for smooth, thin-skinned fruits that are either round or slightly flattened at each end. Like other citrus fruits, grapefruit should be firm, shiny, and heavy in the hand for its size. Fruit that's heavy for its size promises the most juice, and because grapefruits are almost three-quarters liquid, juiciness always means flavor. Avoid coarse, rough looking, or puffy fruit or any that have a puffy or protruding en, which indicates that the fruit is dry and flavorless.
Leave grapefruit on the counter if you're going to consume it in less than a week; for longer storage, refrigerate.
Grapefruit is great on its own, but if you want to sweeten a particularly tart fruit, sprinkle the halves with a little brown or whit sugar and a dot of butter and put them in a shallow baking dish under the broiler for a minute or two, until the tops glaze and start to bubble.
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A MALVERN man was given a restraining order after repeatedly punching his dad in the face after an argument.
Robert Hooper pleaded guilty to assault when he appeared before Worcester Magistrates Court.
Hooper, who has mental health issues, had told his parents he had not attended an appointment with the psychiatric nurse before going to the cashpoint to collect his benefits on Wednesday, September 26.
It was on his return that he and his father David came to blows after he found his parents had locked him out of the house he shared with them in Upper Howsell Road.
Prosecutor Mark Johnson said: "The defendant used a clenched fist and punched his father three to four times in the face. His father made attempts to pull himself off and didn't retaliate. This was the culmination of ongoing problems. Both these people are in fear of their son."
Hooper's father David suffered reddening, bruises and welling to the forehead, left and right cheeks and reddening to his stomach.
In his defence, Sunil Jagatia said Hooper, aged 24, had been remanded in custody for seven weeks and had pleaded guilty at his first appearance in court.
Chairman of the bench Claire Pilling gave him a 12- month supervision order and imposed a restraining order for two years with the condition he must not have any contact with his parents or go within 100 metres of their address.


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Monday: When Steve Linick first met senior managers at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac early this year, he told them he would be no ordinary Washington regulator.
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Brussels (UPI) Apr 30, 2013
The Belgian army sold military equipment to a company with suspected links to illegal arms trafficking and money laundering, a newspaper investigation revealed.
A yearlong investigation published Sunday by the daily La Libre Belgique said the Belgian army sold 35 helicopters and two airplanes to the unnamed Brussels company from 2009-12.
One of the company's directors, identified by the initials D.V., was suspected by police of being involved in money-laundering and arms trafficking and by the defense intelligence services of trafficking in stolen vehicles, the newspaper said.
The investigation revealed four of 23 Alouette II helicopters assigned to the company arrived in Madagascar in late 2009 and by the next year were being used by the army of President Andry Rajoelina, who had taken power in a coup backed by the military.
The newspaper said the results of the investigation revealed that when it comes to sensitive material, it is likely Belgian military officials don't check if potential buyers are known to the police or intelligence, meaning some types of equipment could easily be used by criminals or terrorists, or sold to groups in problematic countries such as Madagascar.
As part of a refinancing plan, the Belgian army frequently sells off old equipment such as boots, helmets, generators, trailers, as well as helicopters, airplanes and armored vehicles.
The procedures for selling such used aircraft include the same criteria as for other types of weapons systems, Belgian Defense Department spokesman Capt. Bart Ghys told La Libre Belgique.
Because the new owner had headquarters in Belgium, it didn't need an export license on sales of equipment. But, Ghys said, the firm has signed a "final user certificate," in which it is required to seek "appropriate authorization" if it wishes to export the devices themselves or their parts.
But the firm nevertheless exported military equipment without informing authorities and without obtaining a regional export license, the newspaper said.
Despite the use of material by the Madagascar army and the absence of the necessary licenses, the Belgian army and the Brussels firm continued to work together, the investigation said.
In addition to the "demilitarized" Alouette II helicopters, it was also awarded AgustaWestland A109 helicopters and two Airbus A310s.
Even though the aircraft were "demilitarized," they would probably not be used for civilian purposes, Nils Duquet of the Flemish Peace Institute told the newspaper.
"It is unlikely that helicopters sold by the Belgian army, even unarmed, are not considered military equipment," he said. "Moreover, that the army requires an end-user certificate and includes a re-export clause in the contract is a clear indication that the helicopters are considered military equipment."
Records from criminal proceedings indicated D.V. came under the scrutiny of authorities in Charleroi for possible links to organized crime and arms trafficking in 2003.
A police report indicated a company bank account containing $19.5 million was suspected to be the proceeds of smuggling operations disguised as fictitious exports to Madagascar.
The report alleged a boat owned and leased by two companies in which D.V was involved "could be used to transport arms to African countries."
Prosecutors declined to go forward with a case against D.V., who denied to the newspaper that he had committed any crimes.
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JetHawks tie game late, score five in 10th en route to 6-1 win
By Jason Schwartz / Lancaster JetHawks | September 10, 2013 10:43 PM ET
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - The JetHawks scored the tying run in the eighth and broke the game open with a five run 10th to beat the Inland Empire 66ers, 6-1, in Game 5 of the South Division Finals on Tuesday at San Manuel Stadium.
The win forces a deciding Game 5 in the best-of-five series on Wednesday at The Hangar.
Lancaster's offense struggled again on Tuesday but the its pitching kept the team in the game and gave them a chance to strike late.
Down 1-0 in the eighth inning, Joe Sclafani led off with a double off reliever Eric Cendejas and was bunted to third base by Nolan Fontana. Carlos Perdomo blooped a double down the first base line to score Sclafani and tie the game, 1-1.
Kenny Long and Mike Hauschild combined to throw a perfect inning in the eighth and Hauschild retired the first two batters in ninth before walking Andy Workman with two down. Travis Ballew (1-0) came on from the bullpen to get the final out and send the game to extra innings.
Sclafani served as the rally starter again in extra innings. He drew a walk against Eduard Santos (0-1) to start the inning and after Fontana failed to get a bunt down, the shortstop poked a bloop base hit to left field to put runners at first and second with no outs. Perdomo squared to bunt on a 1-0 pitch but pulled the bat back and swung, lining a base hit into right field to load the bases.
After a pitching chance, Andrew Aplin lifted a fly ball down the right field line to score Sclafani against reliever Cam Bedrosian, giving the JetHawks a 2-1 advantage, their first lead since Game 1. The 66ers intentionally walked M.P. Cokinos to load the bases and Tyler Heineman and Brandon Meredith delivered back-to-back two-run doubles to put the JetHawks up by five.
Ballew tossed a perfect ninth inning to finish the game. Lancaster relievers Gera Sanchez, Jordan Jankowski, Long, Hauschild and Ballew combined to throw 4 2/3 hitless innings with six strikeouts and two walks.
The last 66ers hit came in the bottom of the sixth when Zach Borenstein hit a 3-0 curveball off the wall in left-centerfield to score Eric Stamets and take the lead. JetHawks starter Tommy Shirley was removed from the game after the hit but finished the night with a solid 5 1/3 innings of work in his first start since the end of July. He allowed four hits, struck out two and walked one batter.
The JetHawks head home to take on the 66ers in Game 5 at The Hangar on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Kyle Smith will make his postseason debut for the JetHawks against left-hander Kramer Sneed.
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Paulie Malignaggi was an angry 16-year-old heading no place in particular, except maybe jail or the cemetery.
He had been permanently expelled from Utrecht High School in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn, for getting into fights and ditching classes.
He was kicked out of his mother's home because he clashed with his abusive stepfather.
He was crashing at his grandparents' place, sleeping on their couch at night. During the day, he was sleeping on couches at the homes of people where his grandfather did construction work.
"My grandfather was trying to teach me a lesson. He made me go to work with him every day so I couldn't get into trouble," Malignaggi said. "But I didn't know anything about construction and he didn't want me messing anything up, so he would send me to inside jobs and he'd tell me to go somewhere and sit down. I'd sleep on these people's couches while the other guys on the crew worked."
With energy to burn, and no place to expend it, Malignaggi convinced his grandfather to let him try boxing. The day he walked into Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn was the day Malignaggi's life was saved.
"I was an angry kid, and boxing kept me out of trouble," Malignaggi said. "Boxing was something I knew I would lose if I continued to act out the way that I was acting. It was the first time that I thought if I screwed up, I'd have something to lose."
Today, Malignaggi, 27, is an accomplished pro. But he still fights like he has something to lose. Now it centers on his junior welterweight title, which he will defend against Herman Ngoudjo (16-1, 9 KOs) at Bally's in Atlantic City on Saturday night. The 12-round match will be broadcast on Showtime.
Malignaggi describes Ngoudjo, who is from Cameroon and lives in Montreal, as a fighter whose style is similar to Ike Quartey's.
"He doesn't stop; he's an aggressive fighter," Malignaggi said. "Like Quartey, he's got a long jab, but it's not as good as Quartey's is. He has a stronger right hand than Quartey [though]. But he's flat-footed."
That should work to Malignaggi's advantage because he uses his foot speed to box circles around those who fight like statues.
This will be Malignaggi's first defense since he won the IBF strap against Lovemore N'dou on a lopsided 12-round decision June 16, 2007. Malignaggi thought he'd get more mileage out of the victory and the championship, but his career stalled over the last six months of the year. While other prominent boxers were vying for Fighter of the Year and mixing it up in matches that were under consideration for Fight of the Year, Malignaggi was idling. It felt like he was sleeping on the couches of his grandfather's construction customers again.
Malignaggi said he was frozen out by the politics of the sport and a shortage of television dates on HBO and Showtime. After having his career stunted from 2005 to 2006 because of two surgeries to repair a bad hand, it seemed ironic that Malignaggi was completely healthy and still on the shelf for much of 2007. It was sheer torture for a boxer like the "Magic Man," who thrives on attention and likes to strut his stuff on a big stage.
"The kid believes he's destined to be a superstar," said Lou DiBella, Malignaggi's equally frustrated promoter. "Nothing less than that will do for him. He definitely has star power. He's got a lot of pizzazz."
That pizzazz has usually taken the form of Malignaggi's mouth going 1,000 mph to promote himself or a hair color (blond, blue, purple or red-streaked) to set the stage for all that Brooklyn flash. It used to come with an arrogant smirk that his opponents couldn't knock off his face. He has since lost the smirk.
Early in his career, all that flash seemed to lack substance, and it alienated some boxing fans. He won two New York Daily News Golden Gloves championships and a U.S. National Amateur championship, dancing, prancing and preening his way to a 40-9 record in a brief, two-year amateur career.
His flashy style in the ring seemed to run counter to the rough, brawling style that Malignaggi had honed in his numerous street skirmishes in Brooklyn. Much of that street fighting was a result of the anger Malignaggi had pent up inside of him.
Malignaggi was born in Brooklyn, but his parents, who had migrated to the U.S. from Italy, returned to Palazzolo, Sicily, when he was a few months old. After his brother Umberto was born, the family moved back to Brooklyn. Malignaggi was 6 years old, and as a first-grader by then, spoke no English.
Malignaggi's father, Sebastiano, was a professional soccer player in Italy and stayed in America only a few weeks before returning to Italy. He soon divorced his wife, leaving her in the U.S. with two small boys. Malignaggi said he didn't see his father again until he was 17.
"My mother really struggled when we were young," Malignaggi said. "She was on food stamps and welfare. Looking back, I know we didn't have a lot, but I never felt I was at a loss for anything."
His mother remarried when Malignaggi was 9, and they moved into their stepfather's home in New Jersey. While that brought a level of financial stability to his life, it didn't help him emotionally. He clashed with his stepfather, who would often beat Malignaggi and his brother.
"I began to feel a lot of emotional distress during that time and I was more unhappy than ever," Malignaggi said. "I was angry a lot."
When Malignaggi was 15, he stood up to his stepfather during one of their clashes and he was thrown out of the house. He went to live with his mother's parents in Brooklyn, and transferred schools as well. That didn't work out, either. Soon he was thrown out of school for fighting and cutting classes.
His mother had forbidden him from boxing when he was younger. Malignaggi wanted to try the sport again as a teenager, but not as an athletic pursuit.
"I wanted to learn how to box so I could kick people's asses," Malignaggi said. "I didn't want to box for a living because I thought all the guys eventually got brain damage. My grandfather said no [to boxing] because he knew [I wanted to do it] for the wrong reasons."
But after having Malignaggi lay around on construction jobs all day, and with some prodding from his uncle, Dario, who used boxing as a means to work out, his grandfather relented.
As he learned more about boxing, Malignaggi discovered that he would have to corral that anger and exercise more discipline if he was going to win. And he wanted to win more than anything else.
"I'm a very competitive person," he said. "I want to win at everything I'm doing. It doesn't matter what it is. I want to beat the person that I'm competing against."
The more he boxed, the more disciplined he became. And the more disciplined he became, the more he won. That refinement in his character carried over to his style in the ring. He could win using his speed and quickness a lot faster than he could trying to outslug his opponents. And if he could show the guy up by dancing around the ring, popping him with a jab and showboating, then all the better.
That grated on some die-hard New York boxing fans. People would show up just hoping that Malignaggi would lose and have to fill his nonstop mouth with humble pie. It didn't happen until he fought Miguel Cotto at Madison Square Garden on June 10, 2006.
Cotto came in the favorite and was establishing himself as an icon during the annual Puerto Rican Pride Week festivities in New York. Malignaggi was an underdog in his hometown in the biggest fight of his career. He gave away two concessions that he believes might have cost him the fight: He allowed Cotto, who was having trouble making the 140-pound limit, to weigh in early the day before the fight, and he gave in to Cotto's request for a smaller ring.
The early weigh-in allowed Cotto to bulk up and enter the ring weighing as much as a middleweight. The smaller ring made it hard for Malignaggi to use his foot speed to outbox Cotto.
"Right before the fight started, we were standing across from each other it looked like I could reach out and touch him. That's how small the ring was," Malignaggi said. "Right then in that moment, I changed my strategy."
Cotto opened a deep gash over Malignaggi's eye less than a minute into the fight. And then he dropped Malignaggi in the second round. From that point on, in his head, Malignaggi thought he was going to have to brawl in order to win the fight.
His corner, anchored by trainer Billy Giles, didn't tell Malignaggi to go back to his original strategy.
"The game plan was to frustrate him early with speed and by using my legs and then pot-shot him in the later rounds," Malignaggi said. "When I heard the scores and how close it was, I was devastated. I took a lot of physical damage for nothing. It's a shame. I should have never changed the game plan.
"It will forever haunt me that I lost the Cotto fight that closely -- that I fought the wrong fight."
Renowned trainer Emmanuel Steward isn't so sure Malignaggi fought the wrong fight -- or if taking his lumps was such a bad thing.
"I know he showed a lot of heart against Cotto, but that was a situation where he had to," Steward said. "He was fighting in front of that big crowd in his hometown, and the fans were into it."
Steward believes a more aggressive Malignaggi -- one who sits and commits more to his punches -- would make for a better fighter.
"He really hasn't shown any commitment to getting anybody out of there," he said. "His punching power is not what it should be. He doesn't have any power because you have to stay in there and commit."
As a result of the Cotto fight, Malignaggi had to have surgery to repair a fractured eye socket and cheekbone. He also changed trainers, opting to go with Buddy McGirt. The Ngoudjo fight will be their third bout together.
"The thing I like about Paulie is he has a never-say-die attitude," McGirt said. "If he gets something wrong, he's going to stay in the gym until he makes sure he's got it right."
And an odd thing happened with the loss to Cotto. Malignaggi's stature as a fighter rose.
"A lot of people who hated him going into that fight became fans after," DiBella said. "It made him fans with the Latino fight fans. When he was walking out of the ring looking like Frankenstein's monster, the guys who were booing him before the fight were cheering him.
"He proved if you're going to talk a lot of smack, you'd better lay everything on the line to back it up. And the thing is I don't think he's lost a round since the Cotto fight. That's 22 straight rounds. He's not your average fighter."
Tim Smith is the boxing columnist for the New York Daily News.


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The contestants of "So You Think You Can Dance" season 6 have been narrowed down to 6 on Wednesday, December 9. Two were sent home, while Ashleigh Di Lello was absent from performing after popping her shoulder out of her socket.
Jonathan "Legacy" Perez and Ryan DiLello were in the bottom two in men's part. And when it came to women's turn, Mollee Gray and Ellenore Scott were revealed as the two to be in the unsafe zone. The safe participants beside Ashley thus were Jakob Karr, Russell Ferguson, and Kathryn McCormick.
While the folks in the bottom four were preparing for their solos, the so-called "Asia's No. 1 Pop Group," the Wonder Girls took the stage and performed their hit single "I Want Nobody But You", which reportedly is the English version of "Nobody". And prior to the final results, audience were treated to a performance from "American Idol" 8th season champion Kris Allen who delivered "Live Like We're Dying", the lead single off his debut album "Kris Allen".
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A Thanksgiving turkey that had been soaked for 10 hours in a brine of water, salt, brown sugar, cut and squeezed lemons and oranges, and chopped onion. Roasted in the oven in a roasting pan, for nearly 4 hours.
Well this year it's brined. Brined turkey this, brine soak your turkey that, but what the hell is brine anyways, and how do you brine a turkey?
Well, for starters, brine is basically
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Los Angeles (AFP) Oct 10, 2013
Scott Carpenter, who became the second US astronaut to orbit the Earth in 1962, as America battled with Moscow in the space race, died Thursday in Colorado aged 88, his wife said.
Carpenter, whose death leaves John Glenn as the only surviving member of America's first Project Mercury space program, had suffered a stroke and was in a Denver hospice when he died.
"He had that worldwide perspective of having seen the entire planet," she said, quoted by the the local Vail Daily newspaper.
Carpenter was chosen as one of seven Mercury astronauts in 1959 and was backup pilot for Glenn in preparation for America's first manned orbital space flight in February 1962, according to his NASA biography.
He was Glenn's link in mission control, famously exclaiming "Godspeed, John Glenn," as the Friendship 7 rocket lifted off.
Carpenter flew the second US manned orbital flight on May 24, 1962, piloting the Aurora 7 spacecraft through three revolutions of the earth, and landing in the Atlantic after nearly five hours of flight time.
America was battling to catch up with its Cold War foe the Soviet Union, which had sent Yuri Gagarin into orbit in April 1961.
Carpenter's return to Earth was not without incident: he landed some 250 miles away from his intended splash-down point, and for almost an hour NASA controllers were not sure he had survived re-entry, according to the New York Times.
Carpenter survived, and although he did not go into space again, he continued his explorations, this time going down instead of up. In 1965, he spent 30 days living and working on the ocean floor during the US Navy's SEALAB II program in the Pacific.
After retiring, he ran a scientific venture capital business focused on ocean resources, working with famed French undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau, among others. He also worked as a spokesman for various corporations and wrote two novels.
His wife said he loved his Rocky Mountain home in Colorado.
"After space and under water, the next view for him was looking at the Gore Range," she said. "We'd stand at the top of Vail Mountain on a powder day thankful that we are lucky enough to live here."
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Lil Twist is the next Young Money Millionaire.
Lil Twist has been rapping basically since he could talk and had his first single out when he was a precocious ten-year-old in Dallas. With that kind of overachieving resume, it's no surprise that at 18, he's been signed to Young Money for the past year after touring with the full roster. He's now hard at work on his debut album, Don't Get It Twisted, which is already one of the most anticipated albums of the year. He took a few minutes to talk to us about getting signed through sheer persistence, adjusting to his new lifestyle, and his plans to become an actor.
I know you're in the middle of making your debut album. Where are you in that process? Are you still laying down tracks?
Lil Twist: I'm still in the studio right now, but I'm almost done. I only need a few more features and a few more solo songs and I'll be done. I'm like seven songs in.
You've got some big names featured on this album What's it been like working with them?
It's been amazing. They've been my family for a few years. They've been encouraging me for so many years. Now that it's finally my time to step up to the plate it's even better—better advice, everything.
How does the process of making a full album compare to putting out a mixtape?
I'm way more focused on the album. On the mixtape I'm really just rapping and getting off what I need to tell my people. On the album I'm trying to actually make straight radio-ready records.
How did you first get signed to the Young Money label?
I ran up on Cortez Bryant—who is my manager now—a few years back . I met Cortez backstage—all the radio personalities let him know who I was because I had a record out at the time—and we exchanged contact information. Months passed, or even a year passed, and I kept calling his business phone, just kept calling him. Then I got word that he was performing an hour away from where I'm from, so my mom drove me down there and I begged him to let me perform. He said, "Let me see what this kid's got." I went up there and gave it my all and after that we kept in contact. They flew me to Atlanta to see how I could develop and produce in the studio, and they loved my work ethic and I've been in Young Money ever since.
Is all this success a surprise to you, or did you kind of expect to live the kind of life you're living now?
Since I was a young boy just starting to rap I've always wanted to see how I could adjust to it and see if I could ever take this life. It's still kind of overwhelming, but I love it.
Do you want to act in films?
Oh yeah, I have a few things on the table now.
That's cool. Anything you can talk about?
I don't want talk too early, but I can say that I have a reality series for MTV, and I have some movie scripts on the table with A-list actors.
Sounds busy. Is there anything you want to do that you aren't doing? What's number one on your to-do list?
I want to drop this album and sell as many records as possible. That's my main goal, that's my focus. I want all my fans to love me and the music that I'm getting ready to put out. That's what I haven't done and that's what I look forward to doing.