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Oh JOY! Oh RAPTURE!
ALL DARLING CHILDREN is on SALE for .99 until Monday! Pull out that crumply, sweaty dollar and heave it at the almighty Amazon in the name of Peter Pan.
Cheers, darlings!
Oh JOY! Oh RAPTURE!
ALL DARLING CHILDREN is on SALE for .99 until Monday! Pull out that crumply, sweaty dollar and heave it at the almighty Amazon in the name of Peter Pan.
Cheers, darlings!
I have no idea what day it is, I just know it's time for a post. Continuing our chat on the importance of reading (not just to my livelihood, but to your brains!), I've strapped Kelley Kaye down and insisted she give us a lesson-on-demand. Take it away, Kelley.
Although my parents read books to me since birth (my father owned a used bookstore), I have also maintained that one big way I learned to read was by watching The Electric Company circa 1972. Do you remember that show? I loved the shadows talking to each other on the screen: BR. EAK. Break. S. ING. Sing. Loved it!
So this is how the story goes. I'm three years old, and grandma has got me a book! I tear excitedly across the floor to my mother and say LOOK, grandma's got me a book! Will you read me this book? And mom says, well, why don't YOU read it to ME? So I do. And this is not a See Spot Run kind of book, I hear (I don't remember, because I was three), but a legit story book. Mom was surprised. Did gramma already read you this book? she asks. Did Daddy? No, Mommy, I say. You asked me to read it to you, so I did!
And that was the beginning. My life since then has been a plethora, a myriad, a glut, multitude, overabundance, gross, nee a compendium of massive book love. I read books, sometimes (often) to the detriment of other things I should be doing (like homework, work, parenting, sleeping. Breathing), and my career(s) have always had something to do with books. Twenty years of teaching English, for example, and now I am living from both ends of the wire, and writing books.
As a teacher, I had a motto for which I became known: If You Don't Like to Read, You Just Haven't Found the Right Book Yet. I had a library in my classroom comprised of books from my dad's store in every genre, every reading level, available for students to check out. I love nothing more than searching the psyche of my students to find out their interests. I listen, then twinkle my fingers over the collection, and voila! A book, often the perfect book, finds its way into the hands of my reluctant reader, and soon reluctance gives way to curiosity, experimentation, and finally, salivation. Salvation, too. Another human for whom getting lost in a book is better than sex. Okay, better than chocolate. Okay, okaaay. Better than almost anything else.
My favorite book story concerns a student from my first year of teaching: Elijah. I started my teaching career in Lake Tahoe, California, where the population was teeming with skiers. Skier kids (okay, usually snowboarder kids) are kinda like skater kids in any other town—they board to the beat of their own drum. Elijah was small and skinny, with very blonde hair that reached down to his shoulders and stuck out of a baseball cap that was always pulled clear down to his nose. He wore bellbottom jeans that were way too long, so the ends dragged along behind him in the dirt; they were his signature.
One of my classroom requirements was outside reading, anywhere from 300 to 800 pages of books of the student's choosing. I let them pick for themselves because let's face it: students often feel that the required reading for English is less than thrilling. When I shared my OR Requirement with Elijah's class, along with my motto, Elijah confided in me that he'd never finished a whole book, and he was a freshman in high school!
So we talked for a while about his interests (snowboards, girls, animals) and why he didn't like to read (books were too slow, books were boring) and after maybe ONE SECOND of thought, I gave him a book by Dean Koontz called The Watcher, a thriller about a boy and his dog. I told him to bring it back if he didn't like it and we'd try another.
He brought it back a week later—I was disappointed that it hadn't worked—usually Koontz is a sure-fire winner for bored readers. That's not it! he said. I'm finished! Give me another! That year he read three Dean Koontz novels, way in excess of the 500 pages I had assigned his class. I went back to Tahoe during Elijah's senior year and discovered he had read like 25 Koontz novels and was on to other thrillers.
I don't know if he ever discovered a love for Jane Austen, but who cares? A reader is a reader is a reader. Once you've got the bug, it's better than (almost) anything else. And if you don't quite believe me, give me a call, because the only problem is you haven't found the right books yet!
Kelley's brains and books are available for you to stalk at the links below.
Death by Diploma on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Death-Diploma-Chalkboard-Outlines-Book-ebook/dp/B01BLUB9CK/
Death by Diploma Book Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAMXkR3kA-8
Kelley and Kat on The Rack http://www.darkcomedyprods.com/kkaye.html
Kelley Kaye's Kozy Korner: https://www.facebook.com/authorkelleykaye/
Kelley Kaye on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kelkay1202
Kelley's Website: http://www.kelleykaybowles.com/
***Death by Diploma will soon be out on AUDIOBOOK!
We talk all the time about words burning themselves in our minds…
No. That's a bad start. Forgive me. My brain is on fire.
There are a few things on my list of "Never Do's":
I never cry after reading a book, no matter how touching the subject matter.
I never highlight directly in the book, or make notes–instead, I copy things in journals in frantic, barely legible handwriting.
I never wander the apartment with a lost look on my face after finishing a book.
Then I read Catherynne M. Valente's RADIANCE and all that went to hell.
This book wasn't particularly sad. In fact, without giving anything away, you could say the end is one of the more uplifting ones I've read of late. But seconds after I closed the book, tears started falling. Fuck, they're still there. That's because this prose–this fucking prose–gets inside your head and your heart and you don't realize it's messing you up until it's done the damage. You're drunk on prose and it's only minutes until the cirrhosis hits.
The worst part is you're thankful for it. Praise be the callowhale.
It's a book about movies and making movies and the visuals are so striking, so intricate, that I found myself going back over descriptions–over and over–to suck every last drop of it out. '…a hat brim so sharp it'll cut the night' — '…rough garnet chips that do not glitter so much as burn against her childish waist.'
In all its space opera/alternate universe sci-fi flair, RADIANCE snuck up on me with its real factor–that's a thing I don't think I could ever forgive an author for. But god dammit if I'm not going to turn over and ask for another.
'We live in a universe of lenses. We watch and watch. We all share one eye between us, the big black camera iris. We wait our turn to see what someone else saw on a screen. And then we pass it on.'
You'll forgive me if I don't turn on the television for a while.
In today's guest post (I know it's not Friday, shut up), I discovered a kindred spirit in Jeannie and her little black book of, well, books.
In the summer of 2004, I started keeping track of each book I read in a little notebook. I considered making an entry about the books, but decided to keep it simple and just note the title and author. If it turned into work, I wouldn't do it. Now, this 3-inch notebook, stored in my bedside table, has become an interesting book in its own right.
For one thing, I'm amazed at how many self-help books I go through. And how many titles I immediately remember, like names of close friends. They evoke a vivid image of where I was when I read a certain passage or the conversation I had about it for book club. There were, however, some titles that didn't leave an impression on me. What was Three Junes about again?
The eclectic nature of the list in my notebook surprises me. I make no sense, and maybe that's why there are so many self-help books. But how can I consider Barbara Kingsolver's Poisonwood Bible as one of my favorites books when I've read everything scifi writer Douglas Adams wrote? I can see the links to Dave Barry and Bill Bryson, but how to explain The Fault In Our Stars by John Green? Or Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance? Or Sophie Kinsella's Confessions of a Shopaholic?
Of course, that's the beauty of reading . The next book that finds its way onto my list doesn't have to fit into a category. The heart wants what it wants, and I just enjoy the delicious journey a good book always provides.
And since I know you're curious, a few of the self-help books on the list are How to Think Like Einstein, Style on a Shoestring, and The Top Ten Things Dead People Want to Tell You.
Happy Reading!
Jeannie Zokan's debut novel, The Existence of Pity, was released in October 2016 by Red Adept Publishing.
You can follow her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/authorJeannieZokan/
on twitter: https://twitter.com/JoZokan
Her blog: www.jeanniezokan.blogspot.com
And her webpage: www.jeanniezokan.com
Halloween ISN'T just for traditional horror novels anymore. More and more, novels are blurring the lines between genres, making for some awesome reads. Here are my ten picks to help you get your creepy on, in no particular order:
THE GATES by John Connolly
At the surface, it's a fun look at what would happen if some hapless neighbors opened the gates to Hell. It reminds me a lot of GOOD OMENS by the kings, themselves, and (cough, cough) SACRIFICIAL LAMB CAKE by yours, truly. There are some truly creepy moments (but not too creepy; I'm a wimp, after all) that'll get you in the Halloween spirit PRONTO.
THE RADLEYS by Matt Haig
I love me a good vampire book, especially if it's not trying too hard to be the next in the Vampire Chronicles. Haig balances creepy with heartfelt in this book.
THE WINTER PEOPLE by Jennifer McMahon
I once recommended this book to a friend of mine who loves female-driven thrillers as much (if not more) than I do. She came back halfway through with, "This is too scary for me." Wuss.
BLOODSUCKING FIENDS (series) by CHRISTOPHER MOORE
MOAR VAMPIRES. Moore writes what many reviewers have dubbed horror/comedy in which the monsters are slightly ridiculous and (more often than not) a little sex-crazed. I've loved everything Moore has put out (with the exception of BITE ME, but we don't talk about that), with BS FIENDS being near the top of the heap.
THE GRAVEYARD BOOK by Neil Gaiman
In my opinion, no list about books is complete without at least a terse mention of Neil Gaiman. THE GRAVEYARD BOOK's best feature is probably that it's suitable for almost all age groups. My nine year old daughter read it and loved every page as much as I did.
ALICE by Christina Henry
This book threw me for a fucking loop. Henry takes the original Alice tale and flips it on its head, making villains of the most innocuous of characters. There's danger, excitement, and a Hatter Tim Burton (circa Nightmare Before Christmas) would love. The sequel, RED QUEEN, looks to be just as creeptastic.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA by Gaston Leroux
We've all seen the stage play adapted by Andrew Lloyd Weber (or at least the knock-off film starring Gerard Butler and doe-eyed darling, Emmi Rossum) but it's hard to comprehend the horror behind the story without reading the novel it's based on. Familiarity with the plot will guide you through the dry bits. Promise.
THE END OF THE SENTENCE by Maria Dahvana Headley & Kat Howard
I came across this book the first time on Twitter but didn't finally pick it up until I saw it calling to me from a table at the library book sale. My advice? DON'T WAIT FOR SERENDIPITY. More a novella than a novel, it tears open old fairy tales I haven't seen adapted before and lays them bare on a puddle of blood.
DUNGEONS AND DRAG QUEENS by MP Johnson
When I think Halloween, I think costumes. And when I think costumes, the masters (mistresses, rather) belong to the drag community. In this book, a drag queen is sucked from the bitch-fight drama of her local bar to a world where a serpent king wants to make her his queen. They don't call it bizarro for nothing, k?
MY BEST FRIEND'S EXORCISM by Grady Hendrix
You might recognize this author as the same fella who put out HORRORSTOR. I wasn't a fan of his first go around, but decided to give this book a go anyway. I WAS COMPLETELY REWARDED. Seamlessly blending comedy with horror, it'll have you giggling while you keep a cautious eye over your shoulder.
As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts on my recommendations, or give me your own creepy reads!
I would also be remiss if I didn't mention ALL DARLING CHILDREN, my newest book, which is a dark (and yes, creepy) retelling of Peter Pan. Go on. You know you want it.
Today is the day!
ALL DARLING CHILDREN is live and ready for your eyeballs.
This book is one I'm particularly proud of (and DAT COVER THO), so I hope (and hope and hope) you enjoy it.
Pick up yours at a special pub day price of $2.99 today! https://www.amazon.com/All-Darling-Children-Katrina-Monroe-ebook/dp/B01LYDW0U5


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^^^the fuck.....25ft celings, stone pillars n marble floors? =o
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can we say money bags?
Madeinchina Is Ballin'
this fool is ballin
and m4d3lnchln4...ncie fit and house
made4chillen or m4d34chill3n w.e you call yourself lol
are you rich or somethin? becuz I remmeber when your fits were..lackluster and then all of a sudden next week you were wearing everything from american apparel and APC to all these other brands that are popular here, you made such a transition
nice fit knucklehead , mattfew , danxlau ... and welcome back Soledriven
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hahah nice pic and dope fit Teov
Damn, this is great.
Originally posted by Inactive Userclean fit. I'm in love with those First Rds too, but can't find em anywhere
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Not much going on in the fits but who cares?! ha
Danny doing my old pose.
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jacob has begun what i call ... the leaving of MR_FANTA i predict.... ummmm 4-5 days
come on chingoo, i know you can do beter than that. come down to LA and we'll scoop some bitches.
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i've met creepier
or so i think...
but im actually a skinny emo boy that wears size 25 pants
r u into that?
oh and mad 3 inchin's fits got way better
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I Desperately Need a Death Note XD
I'm about to, I haven't yet.
Yay! It's a . . . girly book, I've got to say. XDDD What sort of books do you normally read? :P
I'll live. Usually, I read action, fantasy, and thrillers. And things about Shadowhunters XD
Mortal Insturments? YESSSS!! I love those! Shadowhunters are so awesome . . .
I use seraph blades in the charrie thread :P
XD I remember you pulling seraph blades on me once . . . XD
I've done it to most people. I still think Isabelle sounds freaking hot XD
XD Isabelle is awesome! Though I absolutely loved Magnus . . . he is just so . . . strange XD And who doesn't like Simon?
Weird people don't.
I'm nervous to read this book. It's way out of my norm XD
Simon is amazing. XP
And just read it! XDD You'll never know if you like it if you don't read it . . . :P
I swear I'm a girl sometimes XD
XD Girls are awesome. XD So you can emphasize better. :P
I do. I'm the only dude I know who understands girls at all.
I agree. Most guys don't even try to understand. XD You're the awesome exception. XP
Yeah, then I get a ton of guys who think I'm g.ay, And girls who love being my friend or talking to me, but would never date me in a million years.
Yeah, then I get a ton of guys who think I'm g.ay, And girls who love being my friend or talking to me, but would never date me in a million years.
yeah when i first met you i thought you were a girl no ofence though
None taken. I get that a lot on the internet.
yeah so how are you to day?
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Mouse Tan/Fox as recognized by the American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association. See Fancy Mouse Genes for genetics.
Both have the top color in any recognized color, with a contrasting belly color: a rich golden-red tan in the TAN, a near white in the FOX.
For complete details of these Standards including points, faults, and disqualifications, please refer to the AFRMA Show Regulations & Standards book.
Note: The pictures on this page are not meant to be true representatives of the animal's color. Because of differences in monitors (CRT/LCD) and how the monitor is adjusted, the colors may be different. Seeing in person is always best.
TANS - Tans may be shown in any recognized color. The top color should be equivalent to the corresponding
recognized color, with the belly color being a rich golden-red tan. There should be a distinct and clear line
between the top color and tan, running in a straight line along the sides, chest, and jaws, showing no brindling
or intermingling of color. The feet should be tanned on the inside and of the top color on the outside. Tan
hairs will be found behind the ears.
Black Tan mouse owned by Gina Hendricks, bred by Alan Birch, England. Photo ©2004 Craig Robbins.
Blue Tan mouse owned and bred by Karen Robbins. Photo ©2000 Craig Robbins.
Note: Blue Tans will not have the rich dark orange but rather a "buff" color due to the dilution gene
|English Champagne Tan mouse at the 5-1-04 L.S.C.M.R.C. show. Photo ©2004 Craig Robbins.
|Chocolate Tan mouse owned by Kelli Boka, bred by David Safe, England. Photo ©2008 Karen Robbins.
|English Lilac Tan mouse at the 5-1-04 L.S.C.M.R.C. show. Photo ©2004 Craig Robbins.
|Silver Gray Tan mouse owned and bred by Karen Robbins. Photo ©1993 Craig Robbins.
Note: Merle Tan to be shown in Tan class rather than AOCP; June 7, 2008
Black Tan Merle mouse owned by Kelli Boka, bred by Jennifer Hipsley. Photo ©2008 Karen Robbins.
FOXES - Foxes may be shown in any recognized color, and are similar to the Tans above. However,
their belly color is to be as near white as possible, and a slight ticking of white hairs on the feet,
sides and rump is desirable. Hair behind the ears is white.
Chocolate Fox mouse owned by Albert Collins, England. Photo ©2004 Craig Robbins.
Beige Fox mouse owned and bred by Karen Robbins. Photo ©2000 Craig Robbins.
Note: The extreme dilute gene (Ivory, Beige, Coffee, Reverse Siamese) will dilute the Tan belly to Fox.
|Coffee Fox Frizzie mouse owned and bred by Troya Duncanson. Photo ©1993 Craig Robbins.
Dark Beige Fox Satin mouse owned and bred by Nichole Royer. Photo ©1998 Larry Ferris.
(Note: the color came out dark so the mouse may look like a Chocolate Fox.)
For complete details of the Standards including points, faults, eliminations, and disqualifications, please refer to the
AFRMA Show Regulations & Standards book.
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The Hepburn Council is on the defensive following a damning report from the auditor-general on its investment decisions.
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A man extradited from Britain has admitted killing his girlfriend in country Victoria 26 years ago.
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Could This Be The Summer Of Summers?
Could This Be The Summer Of Summers?
by Andy
McGechan, www.BikesportNZ.com
December 27, 2013
Auckland plumber Tony Summers was fully tapped-out on Boxing Day.
The 40-year-old Yamaha ace convincingly won both Formula Two (600cc) class races at the famous Cemetery Circuit motorcycle race meeting on Thursday, the traditional day-after-Christmas event on the public streets of Wanganui, a stand-alone event but also the third and final round of the annual Suzuki Series.
His brace of wins in the tightly-fought class was easily enough for him to secure the F2 Suzuki Series crown, the first time the Manukau man had won a major trophy in the 600cc class but coming in just his second season of contesting the class.
"I've won the Suzuki Series in the Super Moto class in the past, but this is a bigger deal and it's a first for me," said Summers.
Summers won four out of six F2 races in the Suzuki Series, only beaten across the line once by Wanganui's Jayden Carrick (in race two at the Hampton Downs series opener a fortnight ago) and once by visiting German Yamaha ace Thomas Kreutz (in race two at Manfeild a week ago).
Summers also raced a Yamaha YZ450F throughout the series and had also been a contender to win the Super Moto class again this season, until a crash at Manfeild's second round ruined his chances of outright victory.
Summers did, however, manage to turn the heat on the eventual winner of the Super Moto class, Wanganui rider Richard Dibben, twice finishing a close runner-up to Dibben at Wanganui on Boxing Day.
"Winning the 600cc class is a big one. It's a great way to set me up for the nationals when I will race the 600cc supersport class."
The four-round New Zealand Superbike Championships kick off in Christchurch in a week's time, on January 5, and perhaps it could really be a summer of Summers.
"I'm not getting too excited about things just yet," he said. "I don't know any of the South Island tracks. I have never even set eyes on the tarmac down there yet, so it's going to be a bit of a learning experience for me.
"It will be tough to win races in the 600cc Supersport class at the nationals but my confidence is good right now. This Suzuki Series was all about me getting comfortable on the Yamaha R6 and that's certainly starting to happen."
Other class winners in the 2013 Suzuki Series were Hamilton's Nick Cole (Formula One); New Plymouth's Hayden Fitzgerald (F3 superlites); Whangarei's Duncan Coutts (Pre-89 Post Classics); Wanganui's Dwayne Bishop (Bears, non-Japanese bikes); Auckland's Adam Unsworth and Stu Dawe (F1 sidecars).


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Charisma returns to Miss Match on 12/12 Just when Kate (Alicia Silverstone) thought that Serena Lockner (guest star Charisma Carpenter, "Angel") was out of her life for good, she returns to ask Kate to represent her in adopting a baby.
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In his book, Measure of A Man, Akash Shukla takes you on a roller coaster ride. This is a story about a young man's despair about his height, his search for a solution and his courage in going through with limb lengthening surgery. Akash tells his story in a very personal way and in the process takes you along on a heart wrenching journey.
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Getting fired is not fun. Unless, of course, it's in the movies, which often go out of their way to make people losing their entire livelihoods seem entertaining. So entirely apropos of nothing, honest, we've assembled some of the greatest movie sackings (at least among those available on YouTube, hence the lack of, say, Jerry Maguire) – guaranteed to cheer you up whether you've been let go, downsized, or are simply a football manager who's failed to deliver...
This list wouldn't get off the ground without this blistering, iconic scene (written specifically for the movie by David Mamet) in which Alec Baldwin's Satanic salesman, Blake, busts the balls of an underperforming workforce and introduces a unique incentive in the form of a workplace competition. "Second prize is a set of steak knives… third prize is you're fired." Worst. Prize. Ever. Worse, even, than the Capital One Cup.
Ron Burgundy is, of course, so fragrantly inept that he manages to get fired in both of his movies. It's a wonder, in fact, that he manages to make it from one scene to another without getting his marching orders. Here, he gets the heave-ho from station manager Ed Harken. His transgression? Telling an entire city to go fuck themselves. Seems harsh, but we guess it depends on the city.
In many ways, Jordan Chaney's Dean Yager is the real hero of Ghostbusters. If this nasty, supercilious shit hadn't taken so much pleasure in kicking Drs. Venkman, Stantz and Spengler out on their asses at the beginning of the movie, they'd never have had the guts or the working capital to go into business for themselves, and by extension to save the world. A toast, to Dean Yager, king of 80s Movie Dickheads!
We had to include this. Technically, however, we're pretty sure that Art Malik's Salim Abu Aziz doesn't actually work for Arnie's Harry Tasker, so we're calling into question his authority to terminate his employment. This could end up at a tribunal.
Oh, Vader. The Dark Lord of the Sith goes through underlings like Hollywood executives get through assistants. Here's his finest hour: Force-choking, over a long distance, Admiral Ozzel for an administrative oversight. Makes the hairdryer treatment look like a gentle breeze.
Poor 2015 Marty McFly. Worn out, schlubby, looking worse at 47 than Michael J. Fox does now at 52. A grey man getting fired from his grey job via big-screen TV – and in-home fax (remember those?) – by Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers. McFly? McBusted.
(Jump to 11:11 for the scene involved) This is a wonderful scene in which Joe Mantegna's studio head, Harry Flugelman, lambasts the preening, pamperered Amigos (Chevy Chase, Steve Martin and Martin Short) and has them kicked out of their home, their suits and his lot. Props go to the late, great Phil Hartman for his staccato phone manner as a studio flunkey.
The cracking final scene of Paul Verhoeven's classic sci-fi satire sees RoboCop (Peter Weller), who's unable to harm crooked OCP exec Dick Jones (Ronny Cox) given a literal window of opportunity when The Old Man (Dan O'Herlihy) – without recourse to a consultation process, letters of intent, or period of notice – fires Jones. RoboCop follows up by firing him again - this time, out of said window. The Apprentice would be way more exciting if Lord Sugar used this tactic.
AKA Sacking Mr Banks. This gorgeous scene sees David Tomlinson's buttoned-up bank manager hauled before his board and made a scapegoat for a run at the bank, only to realize that he really couldn't give two damns, and that there's more to life than a dreary job that strands you in the doldrums and bosses who take pleasure in destroying your hat. Screw it; he's off to fly a kite instead.
"I'm not a shrink, Bob. I'm a wake-up call." Given that it's about a professional corporate downsizer, Jason Reitman's movie is filled with scenes of people being given the sack: some harrowing, some hilarious. But this one, in which George Clooney's Ryan Bingham cuts through the initial shock and rage of J.K. Simmons' cast-off employee to inspire long-dormant passion, is particularly touching.


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M. Todd Henderson of the University of Chicago Law School has a brief but important essay making the case for Citizens United. As they say, read the whole thing.
M. Todd Henderson of the University of Chicago Law School has a brief but important essay making the case for Citizens United. As they say, read the whole thing.
Cato adjunct scholar Richard Epstein of the University of Chicago and New York University, finds much to worry about in Judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the Supreme Court:
The treatment of the compensation packages of key AIG executives (which eventually led to the indecorous resignation of Edward Liddy), and the massive insinuation of the executive branch into the (current) Chrysler and (looming) General Motors bankruptcies are sure to generate many a spirited struggle over two issues that are likely to define our future Supreme Court's jurisprudence. The level of property rights protection against government intervention on the one hand, and the permissible scope of unilateral action by the president in a system that is (or at least should be) characterized by a system of separation of powers and checks and balances on the other.
Here is one straw in the wind that does not bode well for a Sotomayor appointment. Justice Stevens of the current court came in for a fair share of criticism (all justified in my view) for his expansive reading in Kelo v. City of New London (2005) of the "public use language." Of course, the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment is as complex as it is short: "Nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation." But he was surely done one better in the Summary Order in Didden v. Village of Port Chester issued by the Second Circuit in 2006. Judge Sotomayor was on the panel that issued the unsigned opinion–one that makes Justice Stevens look like a paradigmatic defender of strong property rights.
I have written about Didden in Forbes. The case involved about as naked an abuse of government power as could be imagined. Bart Didden came up with an idea to build a pharmacy on land he owned in a redevelopment district in Port Chester over which the town of Port Chester had given Greg Wasser control. Wasser told Didden that he would approve the project only if Didden paid him $800,000 or gave him a partnership interest. The "or else" was that the land would be promptly condemned by the village, and Wasser would put up a pharmacy himself. Just that came to pass. But the Second Circuit panel on which Sotomayor sat did not raise an eyebrow. Its entire analysis reads as follows: "We agree with the district court that [Wasser's] voluntary attempt to resolve appellants' demands was neither an unconstitutional exaction in the form of extortion nor an equal protection violation."
Maybe I am missing something, but American business should shudder in its boots if Judge Sotomayor takes this attitude to the Supreme Court.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan, responding to a new study showing that District of Columbia students using vouchers to attend private schools outperformed their peers in public schools – a study that he has been accused of keeping under wraps until after Congress voted to end the D.C. voucher program – told the Washington Post of his concerns:
"Big picture, I don't see vouchers as being the answer," Duncan said in a recent meeting with Washington Post editors and reporters. "You can pull two kids out, you can pull three kids out, and you're leaving 97, 98 percent behind. You need to help all those kids. The way you help them is by challenging the status quo where it's not working and coming back with dramatically better schools and doing it systemically."
But why would vouchers only serve two or three percent of the kids? Only because Congress limited the size of the voucher program. Thousands more families have applied for public or private vouchers than there were vouchers available. If the District of Columbia took its mammoth school budget and divided it into equal vouchers or scholarships for each child in the city, Arne Duncan could bet his bottom dollar that a lot more than two percent of the families would head for private or parochial schools. His fear is not that vouchers only serve two percent of the kids, it's that a full-scale choice program would reveal just how much demand for alternatives there is.
But note also: Duncan says that he wants to "help all those kids … by … coming back with dramatically better schools." But he ran the Chicago schools for seven years, and he was not able to make a single school good enough for Barack and Michelle Obama to send their own children there.
Wouldn't the 97 or 98 percent of the kids in Chicago whose parents couldn't afford the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools have benefited from having a choice?
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
POLICY FORUM - Can the Market Provide Choice and Secure Health Coverage Even for High-Cost Illnesses?
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In a study recently published by the Cato Institute, economist John Cochrane argues that the market can solve a huge piece of the health care puzzle: providing secure, life-long health insurance and a choice of health plans to even the sickest patients. The key, Cochrane explains, is to eliminate government policies that force the healthy to subsidize the sick, such as the tax preference for employer-sponsored coverage and other attempts to impose price controls on health insurance premiums.
Featuring John H. Cochrane, Myron S. Scholes Professor of Finance, University of Chicago Booth School of Business Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research; Bradley Herring, Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; moderated by Michael F. Cannon, Director of Health Policy Studies, Cato Institute.
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POLICY FORUM - Drug Decriminalization in Portugal
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In 2001, Portugal began a remarkable policy experiment, decriminalizing all drugs, including cocaine and heroin.
In a new paper for the Cato Institute, attorney and author Glenn Greenwald closely examines the Portugal experiment and concludes that the doomsayers were wrong. There is now a widespread consensus in Portugal that decriminalization has been a success. The debate in Portugal has shifted rather dramatically to minor adjustments in the existing arrangement. There is no real debate about whether drugs should once again be criminalized. Join us for a discussion about Glenn Greenwald's field research in Portugal and what lessons his findings may hold for drug policies in other countries.
Featuring Glenn Greenwald, Attorney and Best-selling Author; with comments by Peter Reuter, Department of Criminology, University of Maryland; moderated by Tim Lynch, Director, Project on Criminal Justice, Cato Institute.
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Congress introduced the "Employee Free Choice Act" last week, which would end the secret ballot system currently in place for workers who vote on whether to start a union.
The bill could have disastrous effects on companies and would throw another wrench in U.S. labor relations, says University of Chicago law Professor and Cato Adjunct Scholar Richard A. Epstein in Tuesday's Cato Daily Podcast:
It would be a major transformation of the American labor force, all for the worse as far as I'm concerned. Because it would mean that the monopoly model of the labor statutes that were intro under the Wagner Act would now become gov policy to the extent that a card check could allow a union essentially to contain partial ownership rights over the management and prerogatives of the firm.
A worse piece of legislation I cannot imagine, with respect to this field.
Epstein offers a more detailed look at the card-check legislation in the Spring issue of Cato's magazine Regulation, which will be released March 26.
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Smile Empty Soul Debut New Video and Are Set to Perform The Machine Shop
Tomorrow night Smile Empty Soul return to The Machine Shop and are sure to perform the band's hits, including "Bottom of a Bottle, "Silhouettes", "Never Leave Me Alone" and "Afterlife". Tickets are on sale and available here. Also, today Smile Empty Soul debuted the video for their new single "Afterlife". Check it out after the jump.


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Layers are not just for the winter, but are essential all year-round. Today's Fashionista combined several different elements in her outfit with a sweater, a crop top, a maxi skirt, metallic sandals and oversized jewelry. She portrays a bohemian yet retro and chic way to keep cool during the hot days and the cold nights.
Our Fashionista centered her attire around her colorful maxi skirt. Though her skirt contained several colors, the pastel colors created an effortless and enchanted look. She paired her skirt with a a burgundy crop top that juxtaposed her skirt, but is toned down by her baby pink open knit cardigan. The cardigan further emphasized the airy and calm look of the skirt that gives her a whimsical look. To complete the look, she wore an oversized vintage necklace that further highlighted the boho and early 20th century style.
To finish off her outfit, she wore a pair of metallic gladiator sandals that contributed to her soft summer outfit. These sandals gave her bohemian-inspired outfit the chic and modern touch that it needed. This keeps the outfit trendy and also gives it some edge.
How To: Maxi skirts are a friendly piece for all 365 days of the year. To keep it more summer friendly, try pairing a light top with a chiffon maxi skirt. Layer your outfit by adding some necklaces and stacking bracelets. Finish it off with a knit vest or maybe a light denim jacket. You can also accessorize with some cool reflective sunglasses for a beachy vibe!


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This week, the overall grades of four Software stocks are lower, according to the Portfolio Grader database. Each of these rates a "D" ("sell") or "F" overall ("strong sell").
SRS Labs' (NASDAQ:SRSL) rating falls to a D ("sell") this week, down from C ("hold") the week prior. SRS Labs develops and licenses audio and voice enhancement technologies. In Portfolio Grader's specific subcategories of Earnings Growth and Margin Growth, SRSL also gets F's. For a full analysis of SRSL stock, visit Portfolio Grader.
This is a rough week for TeleNav, Inc. (NASDAQ:TNAV). The company's rating falls to D from the previous week's C. TeleNav provides location-based solutions. The stock gets F's in Earnings Growth, Earnings Momentum, and Margin Growth. The trailing PE Ratio for the stock is 28.50. For more information, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of TNAV stock.
This week, Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT) drops from a C to a D rating. Red Hat provides open source software solutions that customers are allowed to update, monitor and manage. The stock currently has a trailing PE Ratio of 52.30. To get an in-depth look at RHT, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of RHT stock.
Taomee Holdings Ltd. Sponsored ADR (NYSE:TAOM) is having a tough week. The company's rating falls from a C to a D. Taomee Holdings produces children's entertainment. The stock gets F's in Earnings Surprise and Margin Growth. The stock has a trailing PE Ratio of 48.00. For a full analysis of TAOM stock, visit Portfolio Grader.
Louis Navellier's proprietary Portfolio Grader stock ranking system assesses roughly 5,000 companies every week based on a number of fundamental and quantitative measures. Stocks are given a letter grade based on their results — with A being "strong buy," and F being "strong sell." Explore the tool here.


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Last week in Congress / How our representatives voted
WASHINGTON – Here are the votes of Western New York's three members of the House of Representatives and the state's two U.S. senators on major legislation in Congress last week. A "Y" means the member voted for the measure; an "N" means the member voted against the measure; an "A" means the member did not vote.
• SEARCH-AND-RECOVERY EFFORTS ON FEDERAL LANDS: The House passed the Good Samaritan Search and Recovery Act (H.R. 2166), sponsored by Rep. Joseph J. Heck, R-Nev. The bill would direct the Agriculture Department and Interior Department to expedite access to federal lands managed by the two agencies for private groups making search-and-recovery efforts for individuals missing and believed to be in the lands.
Heck said that currently, such groups often face months of bureaucratic delays before embarking on their missions, and "unnecessary red tape simply must not continue to get in the way of providing closure for families faced with tragic circumstances" of recovering the bodies of loved ones who have died on the lands.
The vote, on Jan. 27, was unanimous with 394 yeas.
Reps. Chris Collins, R-Clarence, Y; Brian Higgins, D-Buffalo, Y; Tom Reed, R-Corning, Y.
• GOVERNMENT FUNDING OF ABORTION: House passed the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act (H.R. 7), sponsored by Rep. Christopher H. Smith, R-N.J. The bill would bar government funding for abortions except in the case of rape or incest or to save the life of the mother, including tax credits provided under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, for health insurance plans that cover abortions.
Smith said that under Obamacare, "there are many States where pro-life individuals and constituents will have no opportunity to buy a plan that is pro-life on the exchanges" for health insurance.
An opponent, Rep. Henry A. Waxman, D-Calif., called the bill an unfortunate attempt by Republicans "to interfere with the ability of people to buy with their own money a policy that may cover abortion services, which is a legal medical service." The vote, on Jan. 28, was 227 yeas to 188 nays.
Collins, Y; Reed, Y; Higgins, N.
• FARM BILL: The House agreed to the conference report accompanying the Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act (H.R. 2642), sponsored by Rep. Frank D. Lucas, R-Okla. The bill would authorize $956 billion of funding for Agriculture Department programs, including the food stamps program, through fiscal 2018, with funding for food stamps cut by $8.6 billion.
Lucas said the bill "makes a commitment to our fellow citizens who are in tough times" by maintaining food stamps funding near current levels, and also continues programs to help ensure the high productivity of American farms and ranches.
An opponent, Rep. James P. McGovern, D-Mass., said the bill would cut food stamps funding for 1.7 million people, and "there should be nobody in this country – the richest country in the history of the world – who should ever go hungry."
The vote, on Jan. 29, was 251 yeas to 166 nays.
Collins, Y; Reed, Y; Higgins, N.
• PACE OF FLOOD INSURANCE RATE INCREASES: The Senate rejected an amendment sponsored by Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., to the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act (S. 1926). The amendment would have adjusted the phased-in implementation of new, higher rates at the federal flood insurance program by authorizing rates to increase by 25 percent annually until the point that rates accurately reflect the insured property's risk of flooding.
Toomey said the amendment "keeps us on a path of reform, keeps us on a path to an actuarially sound, fiscally responsible flood insurance program" by allowing insurance rates to increase so that the flood insurance program has the financial resources to pay claims.
An opponent, Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., said the amendment would perpetuate the failed policy of increasing insurance rates so drastically that the increases "will act as a de facto eviction notice for homeowners who have lived in their homes and played by the rules their entire lives. That is going to drive down property values, as the housing market is struggling to recover."
The vote, on Jan. 30, was 34 yeas to 65 nays.
Sens. Kirsten E. Gillibrand, D, N; Charles E. Schumer, D, N.
• OVERSEEING CROSS-STATE INSURANCE: The Senate rejected an amendment sponsored by Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., to the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act (S. 1926). The amendment would have allowed states to not participate in the National Association of Registered Agents and Brokers, a government-authorized group to oversee the licensing of insurance providers in multiple states.
Coburn said the bill threatened to compel states to accept federal authority over insurance licensing and regulations, and the amendment would preserve states' rights under the Constitution to oversee insurance providers.
An opponent, Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., said state regulators supported the group's oversight of cross-licensing across state lines, which Tester said would increase competition in the insurance marketplace, driving down costs for consumers.
The vote, on Jan. 30, was 24 yeas to 75 nays.
Gillibrand, N; Schumer, N.
• PRIVATE FLOOD INSURANCE: The Senate rejected an amendment sponsored by Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., to the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act (S. 1926). The amendment would have stated that private flood insurance policies accepted by state governments satisfy the federal government's requirement for homeowners and other property owners to buy primary flood insurance.
Heller said that by clearing the way for private insurers to compete with the federal government's flood insurance program, the amendment would "give the American public more choices, higher competition, and less cost when it comes to flood insurance."
An opponent, Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., said it "would weaken consumer protections and completely remove minimum standards with respect to private flood insurance policies."
The vote, on Jan. 30, was 49 yeas to 50 nays.
Gillibrand, N; Schumer, N.
• DELAYING CHANGES TO FEDERAL FLOOD INSURANCE: The Senate passed the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act (S. 1926), sponsored by Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J. The bill would delay implementation of provisions of a 2012 federal flood insurance reform law, including imposing a moratorium on the phaseout of flood insurance subsidies for most primary residences until insurance affordability concerns have been considered and require the Federal Emergency Management Agency to certify its adoption of an accurate flood mapping approach before the agency can implement insurance rate reforms.
Menendez said the bill would restore the solvency of the flood insurance program "while fulfilling the original intent of the program to make flood insurance affordable and accessible."
An opponent, Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., said the delays "will ensure that mapping revisions which we desperately need do not move forward, that premium increases are halted, and, even more disturbing, that homeowners never truly learn their real flood insurance risk."
The vote, on Jan. 30, was 67 yeas to 32 nays.
Gillibrand, Y; Schumer, Y.
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For all the talk of where Carmelo Anthony could end up should he opt-out of his New York Knicks contract it's widely believed that he'll either re-sign with the Knicks or join the Chicago Bulls. The belief is Anthony can join forces with Rose and Joakim Noah to form a Big Three in Chicago. However, Rose prefers Minnesota Timberwolves' Kevin Love over Anthony.
The idea of New York Knicks' Carmelo Anthony joining forces with the Chicago Bulls seems like a good idea on paper. They have a great defensive coach in Tom Thibodeau. They have Joakim Noah to play defense and clean up the boards. They also have a top talent point guard in Derrick Rose as long as he can stay healthy and on the court. What they're missing is offense and Anthony can solve that problem.
However, there is a problem. Both Rose and Anthony are ball dominant players. Both are nearly unstoppable with the ball but unless Chicago is going to be allowed to play with two balls on the court there could be a problem. Neither will be very effective if the other is holding the ball throughout the entire shot clock.
Mitch Lawrence of the New York Daily News reports that Rose would prefer Chicago to sign Minnesota Timberwolves' Kevin Love over inking Anthony in free agency.
Noah will be disappointed if it turns out that Anthony uses the Bulls merely to get Dolan to up the Knicks' offer. But one of his teammates won't be crushed. Derrick Rose hasn't called Anthony once and isn't expected to do any recruiting when the Bulls make their run at the Knicks' top scorer in free agency.
According to sources close to Kevin Love, Rose's preference is for the Bulls to work out a deal as soon as possible for Minnesota's All-Star forward because he sees Love as more of a team player than Anthony. Chicago is in the mix with Golden State for Love, with Boston and Denver considered long shots. If it makes any difference to Melo, Rose has no plans to recruit Love, who is free next summer, either. But the Bulls already know whom he'd really prefer to play with in the future.
Quite frankly, Rose is right. Kevin Love is simply a better fit in Chicago as long as Rose is healthy. The Minnesota Timberwolves never have to run plays for Love. He's a much better defender than Anthony, he spreads the floor with his deep range and he's one of the elite rebounders in the game today. It doesn't hurt that the two have known each other since being teenagers either.
Not only would Love not interfere with what Rose does best but he'd create a dynamic rebounding duo with Noah. That being said, if Rose's health will continue to be in question Anthony is the wiser choice.
Chicago can already rebound and defend. Getting better at that and increasing their outside threat is a good thing but without Rose the Bulls lacked a true offensive threat. Love is very talented but he's not the offensive player Anthony is.
That being said, it's easy to see why Rose and Noah would differ in opinion. Rose is a ball dominant offensive threat and the unquestioned leader of the Bulls. Injury-prone or not, he's not ready to take a back seat to anybody.
Noah, on the other hand, has known Anthony since they were young playing AAU basketball together. Not only are they friends, Noah also knows the Bulls have lacked that leader and offensive threat on the court during Rose's absence. He also knows that outside of the three-point shot, he and Love do much of the same thing.
Noah doesn't want to see his rebounding numbers go down and would like to add an elite scorer to the already defensively strong Chicago squad. Both have very good points. However, Rose is probably right on this one.
The fact is, the only was Chicago is going to win a championship is with Rose healthy and on the court. With Rose on the court, Love is the better choice. He allows Rose to play the way he's comfortable, gives Chicago a second scoring option and an outside threat to spread the floor and only strengthens the Bulls defensive and rebounding prowess.
Anthony would not only threaten Rose's ball dominance but he'd also challenge him for being the top star in town. That could cause a lot of friction. Rose has seen Anthony take the Knicks over from Amare Stoudemire. He's also seen the two struggle to play together due to their similarities. Rose and Anthony have different similarities than Anthony and Stoudemire do but they might have similar problems meshing. That's not something Rose has to worry about with Love.Basketball, Chicago Bulls, Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah, Kevin Love, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, New York, New York Knicks


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Praise for THE CHRONICLES OF AVANTIA #1: FIRST HERO
"This slim series starter is a good choice for youngsters fascinated by the struggle of good versus evil in the Lord of the Rings movies but not quite ready to take on Tolkien's voluminous text." -Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"This first volume in a promising new series is fizzy, fast-paced adventure all the way....A slim, easy-to-read, high-interest offering that will be an easy sell to readers just venturing into chapter books." -Kirkus
Praise for THE CHRONICLES OF AVANTIA #2: CHASING EVIL
"Readers will be clamoring for the next volumes in this gripping, easy-to-read, high-interest series, which is a terrific introduction to the genre." -Kirkus Reviews


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MELBOURNE, March 5 (Reuters) - International cricket umpires know Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralitharan's bowling action is suspect but refuse to call him for fear of "rocking the boat", according to former Australian test umpire Darrell Hair.
Hair, who controversially no-balled Muralitharan seven times for throwing in a Melbourne test in 1995, also said in Saturday's Herald Sun newspaper that the Sri Lankan had bowled illegally a number of times during his team's 11-run loss to Pakistan at the World Cup last week.
"A couple of current umpires have said to me, 'Something is wrong', but they prefer to let it go," said Hair, who umpired 78 tests between 1992 and 2008.
"There is still a lot of doubt about his deliveries.
"A few (officials) have told me, 'There is definitely something wrong with his action, but I'm not going to call him'.
"They are the ones who have to live with that.
"If you're an umpire you're meant to uphold the law so both teams get a fair shake.
"There's been some umpires who think, 'I'm on a good wicket here, I'm making good money, I won't rock the boat'.
"It's not my style, it's obviously theirs."
Doubts over his bowling have dogged Muralitharan since he was no-balled by Hair in 1995 but the 38-year-old Sri Lankan's bowling was cleared by the International Cricket Council (ICC) twice.
Extensive tests concluded that Muralitharan's action "created the optical illusion of throwing" and because of an elbow deformity, the bowler's arm remains bent in delivery and does not straighten.
Muralitharan is the leading wicket-taker in cricket in both the test and one-day forms of the game.
"I watched a few of his deliveries in his game against Pakistan and I noticed the last few overs when he was really getting some turn on the ball, those wouldn't have complied under scrutiny," Hair added.
"But this is his last World Cup, he's going to bow out with a lot of fanfare and no umpire will be bothered by it."
Hair's comments are certain to add spice to Australia's World Cup clash with Sri Lanka in Colombo on Saturday.
The controversial Australian, once described by former Pakistan captain Imran Khan as an "umpiring fundamentalist", was temporarily banned from officiating in 2006 after Pakistan became the first country to forfeit a match in more than a century of test cricket after a "walkout".
He had suggested they had tampered with the ball. Some leading cricket figures in the sub-continent suggested he was biased against their teams, a charge he denied.
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A former couple was issued citations Saturday morning after a loud fight over a former elicit relationship disturbed neighbors in her apartment complex.
According to reports from the Covington Police Department, officers arrived at the apartment and could hear from outside the sound of the couple screaming loudly. The woman was telling the man to get out and the man was telling her to be quiet - both using much more colorful language.
Officers knocked on the door and 18-year-old Justin Waters answered and officers removed him. There was another person in the residence along with 21-year-old Tiffany Johnson. They advised officers there was also a small child, a toddler and an infant inside the home at the time as well.
After speaking with all three, it seemed the versions of events were nearly identical.
According to reports, Johnson is married to a veteran who is in Iraq and is coming home in a few weeks. However, she has been having an affair with Waters who just found out she is pregnant and has a sexually transmitted disease. When she informed Waters that she planned to have an abortion to avoid issues with her husband when he came home, an argument ensued. Johnson reportedly slapped Waters in the face at one point, and Waters allegedly pinned Johnson against a door and punched the door repeatedly, knocking a hole in it.
The two did not live together. Because Johnson was unable to find anyone to come and look after her three small children, and because Waters likely had a broken hand, both were released on citations for disorderly conduct, acting in a violent or tumultuous manner toward each other and using profane language in front of the three children.


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Couples started the round at four under and wasted no time in making headway with a birdie at the first hole.
He followed that with another birdie at the fifth, but a bogey at the sixth put the brakes on his tentative charge.
Further birdies came at the ninth and 10th kept his scorecard ticking over, and his impressive day's play was rounded off with a birdie at the last.
Couples has finished in the top five of the Open on three occasions and in the top 10 eight times since making his debut at St Andrews in 1984.
He felt his final round this year could have been even better.
"I birdied the first, one lipped out on three, birdied five, close on seven. Number nine for eagle spun out. Then I birdied 10 and 18, and that was it.
"With a bit of luck I could've been a couple better off," he said ruefully.
John Daly, who won the Open in 1995, saw a promising start trail off for a round of 73, a five-under total and a tie of 15th place.
A birdie at the first raised hopes of a charge from the crowd favourite, but three bogeys saw off his chances of challenging.
"I had an opportunity to finish in the top 10 if I made any putts. I think I had 37 putts. If I had 32 putts, I finish in second place," he said.
World number four Phil Mickelson carded a disappointing round of 76 as he finished well off the pace at one over.
A bogey at the next hole summed up Mickelson's week, and a brilliant approach at the 18th for a birdie could not mask his out-of-sorts performance.
Meanwhile, five-time Open champion Tom Watson produced a round of 72 to finish the championship at one under.
The veteran American shrugged off a double bogey at the first to hit four birdies, but bogeys at the 12th and 17th brought his score back to par.
US Ryder Cup captain Tom Lehman's round of 70 contained six birdies and four bogeys to finish at four under.
Former champion Justin Leonard came up with his best round of the week, but it was too late to make any impact on the top end of the leaderboard.
His three-under-par 69 only featured one bogey and helped him to reach level par for the championship.


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"We've lost the East Coast." Get read to be… underwhelmed. This might already take the award for most unexciting Super Bowl TV spot yet, and we have barely seen the rest of them. Paramount has debuted a 30-second TV spot in high def on Apple for their World War Z adaptation of Max Brooks' zombie book, starring Brad Pitt. We've already seen one trailer for this and it has many folks nervous about how it's going to turn out, not to mention the reshoots and others issues they've been trying to cover up. There's a bit of new footage, but not much. I think the dialogue in the spot sums it up: "What is this?!" "We don't know…"
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So far, that is all I have read and been met with here.
So be honest with me, is this board made up of mostly conservative "thinkers" who are all about NObama and "Anyone but Obama for 2012"?
It's not impossible, just doesn't happen very often in my experience when looking at either end of the spectrum, far right or far left. I'm not talking about the majority of Republicans, a minority.
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I don't know what to tell you. I am fairly new to the board, and when I first hit it, it seemed overwhelmingly Republican, but I think it is due more to a very vocal few. There actually is quite a variety here, you just have to read the threads, try commenting, and find out who is willing to have a decent conversation. I promise, there are those who will converse and exchange ideas, and then there are those who cannot get beyond rhetoric. I have found some interesting conversations and ideas here, so stick around for a bit and see what you find. It also seems to go in cycles, so maybe you have hit it during a bad cycle.
Agreed. Initially I thought OMG, this is hard-core Republican, but I do think there are a few very vocal people with extreme views who post frequently who happen to be Republican. There are some Republicans who have less extreme, or more well researched views who post too, but I don't see their posts as frequently.
I'd guess it's somewhere in the middle, but it's hard to say. If you don't like the board though, quit. Life is too short.
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Due to illness Tijl Faveyts is unable to perform in this evening's performance of Wozzeck with Philharmonia. In his place Kevin Burdette will sing the role of the Doctor. Kevin Burdette appears by kind permission of the Metropolitan Opera.
Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor
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Angela Denoke, Marie
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AFTER completing her 19th consecutive marathon, Amy Hughes has "unofficially" beaten a world record.
The 26-year-old from West Felton has set herself a mammoth challenge to run 53 marathons in 53 days. On Sunday she told her Facebook followers that she had "unofficially" beaten the record amount of consecutive marathons run by a female.
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Novelist, son of Thomas Anthony Trollope, a barrister who ruined himself by speculation, and of Frances Trollope, a well-known writer, was born in London, and educated at Harrow and Winchester. His childhood was an unhappy one, owing to his father's misfortunes. After a short time in Belgium he obtained an appointment in the Post Office, in which he rose to a responsible position. His first three novels had little success; but in 1855 he found his line, and in The Warden produced the first of his Barsetshire series. It was followed by Barchester Towers [1857], Doctor Thorne [1858], Framley Parsonage [1861], The Small House at Allington [1864], and The Last Chronicle of Barset [1867], which deal with the society of a small cathedral city. Other novels are Orley Farm, Can you forgive Her?, Ralph the Heir, The Claverings, Phineas Finn, He knew he was Right, and The Golden Lion of Grandpré. In all he wrote about 50 novels, besides books about the West Indies, North America, Australia, and South Africa, a translation of Cæsar, and monographs on Cicero and Thackeray. His novels are light of touch, pleasant, amusing, and thoroughly healthy. They make no attempt to sound the depths of character or either to propound or solve problems. Outside of fiction his work was generally superficial and unsatisfactory. But he had the merit of providing a whole generation with wholesome amusement, and enjoyed a great deal of popularity. He is said to have received £70,000 for his writings.
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