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Travel Essentials - Start with the simple ones, a t-shirt bra (option 2) or a sports bra are must-haves for any and all travel. If we are going to be rocking the comfortable under-duds then we are probably going to wearing our favorite leggings and tank top combo, or maybe that maxi dress that is so soft we would sleep in it... Either way comfort from top to bottom is the name of the game!
Daytime Essentials - With the understanding (or hope) that most days may be spent in a bathing suit, you're definitely going to want to throw in a sundress or two. We also recommend throwing in those cutoff shorts you can't seem to get rid of and a light tank so you're covered but not too hot.
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Hometown: Milford-on-Sea.
The lineup: Murray James (vocals, guitar).
The background: Here's one for the New Band of the Day night we were harping on about on Monday in a shameless instance of self-publicity. Murray James will be performing at our gig at the Barfly on Thursday 26 January, so it's just as well we like him, although it was touch and go for a minute because we don't normally go for this kind of thing.
In fact, listened to only cursorily, you could easily dismiss James as a one-man Stereophonics or a superior Frankie Cocozza, a kid with a gruff voice and a guitar trying to pass himself off as a raw and raspy blues man with a tale to tell. But we're discerning real sorrow in his voice, and his songs transcend mere soulboy fakery, elevating this beyond X Factor posing and Stars in Their Eyes mannequin mannerisms.
Actually, James, from a village on the south coast, would do well on a reality TV show: his life these past few years has been a veritable rollercoaster ride, the victim of too much, too young (if you prefer a Specials allusion) or too much, too soon (if you'd rather a New York Dolls one). He began playing guitar at 11 and wrote his first song aged 15. By the time he was 17 he was signed to a major label and touring the UK with disco/soul queen Candi Staton, culminating with a concert at the Royal Albert Hall. But instead of celebrating, James felt miserable at the way he felt he was being pushed from pillar to post as his record company tried to mould him into something marketable, forcing him into collaborations with all the "right" songwriters and producers. "I just got thrown around the industry," he says. "It was like musical torture, it made me sad to be part of it."
It was only when it all went "dark and horrible", when he could go no further down, that things started looking up. He'd been sleeping on floors, living in a "mad house" with "an alcoholic ex-army general" who would badger him for drug money, and "a lesbian who wrote children's books on acid". A stint with a girlfriend in Clapham turned really ugly. "Everything was caving in," he recalls. "It was like: 'To hell with love and to hell with the industry, fuck everything, I'm done with it.' I didn't wanna be a pop star." It was just then that the camera panned away, the screen faded to black and the lachrymose symphonic music intimating rock bottom had been reached and ultimate life lessons had been learned, began to play. "I just wanted to write songs that were real, about my life and about me," says James. "When I reached my lowest point, I finally became an artist."
Those songs, sung in that uncanny gravelly but honey-toned voice, have been exciting all the right people. An influential journalist said he "looks like a golden god. Sounds like an ancient bluesman." When he was introduced to Noel Gallagher, the monobrowed tunesmith was shocked. "Fuck off!" he is alleged to have declared on meeting the 22-year-old flaxen-haired hunk. "You can't be him. I thought you were black!" While Elton John proclaimed James "the best thing I've heard in 10 years" and immediately signed him to his management company. You will be able to hear for yourself next Thursday. Hopefully, James will be performing tracks from his forthcoming debut album, Accustomed to the Floor, as well as songs from his recent Protect Me EP, such as the title tune, which is like Rod Stewart (or, for that matter, Box Tops-era Alex Chilton) revisited with a slight Gregory Isaacs inflection (his album will bear the influence of not just soul but reggae, too); Blue Today, which places James in a lineage of British blue-eyed soul boys (Rod, Marriott, Winwood et al); and Run for Cover, which captures his hoarse power without descending to macho blueswailing. And if he doesn't play our favourites, we're going to make him spend eternity in a locked room with Cocozza.
The buzz: "He's 'andy, Murray, and powerful enough that he doesn't need much protection" – dailystar.co.uk.
The truth: Imagine a less cocky Cocozza.
Most likely to: Become a big star.
Least likely to: Become a box top.
What to buy: The album Accustomed to the Floor will be released by Deconstruction in the spring.
File next to: Plan B, Matt Henshaw, Steve Marriott, Steve Winwood.
Links: murrayjames.net.
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Data chase top dog names in Allegheny County
When it came time to name their French bulldog puppy, Kevin and Mandy Beamon decided to leave the decision to their two daughters.
But Mandy cast the deciding vote, her husband said.
"They were all fighting over a name," said Beamon of Mt. Lebanon. "Someone said 'Molly.' My wife said, 'That sounds good. Let's go with that.' "
Inadvertently, the Beamons picked one of the most popular names for dogs in Allegheny County's suburbs and the nation.
An analysis of the county's dog license data, covering all communities outside Pittsburgh, shows the five most popular names for female dogs are Bella, Lucy, Molly, Sadie and Daisy. The five most popular names for male dogs are Buddy, Max, Charlie, Rocky and Toby.
The data — from licenses issued in 2015 and a list of lifetime licenses — redact owners' names and addresses, so it's not possible to determine if records that look like duplicates refer to the same dog or different dogs.
For example, the list includes four female golden retrievers named Molly in the 15116 ZIP code. There's nothing to show whether each record refers to a different dog.
Though Pittsburgh has dog licensing data, the city could not immediately produce a copy.
But Rover.com, which helps dog owners find dog sitters, compiles lists of popular names nationwide. In Pittsburgh, it similarly lists Bella, Lucy, Daisy, Molly and Lola, with Sadie coming in sixth, and more variation for male dogs: Max, Charlie, Buddy, Cooper, Jack, Rocky and Toby.
Another Molly in Mt. Lebanon, this one a yellow Labrador retriever, got her name partly because her blondish-reddish hair resembled that of Molly Ringwald in "Sixteen Candles," said Maity Kirk.
"I've grown up always having people names for my pets," she said.
In a household with her husband and two sons, finding a good name for the only other female was important, she said.
"We wanted something that had two syllables that was easy to say," Kirk said.
When Lorelei Laffey bought a miniature schnauzer 10 years ago, "I just went to a website where it gave alphabetical suggestions for dog names," she said. By the time she worked her way through the As, tedium had set in, and when she came across "Bailey" it seemed to fit, she said.
"I call my dog a million different things and he answers to all of them," she said. "Bailey Boo. Snuggle Bug."
An Internet search turns up dozens of articles giving advice on how to pick a dog's name. Some suggestions seem to be universal; others contradict each other.
"There's no science on dog-naming. It's just common sense," said Alexandra Horowitz, a cognitive scientist at Columbia University's Barnard College who studies how dogs think. Pick a name you don't mind repeating and that can't be confused with the names for people or other pets in the household, Horowitz said.
Research shows that dogs respond more readily to short, rising sounds than long, falling sounds, and it's more difficult to say a one-syllable name with a rising inflection. "I don't think a one-syllable name is bad," she said. "It's just that the dog needs to be able to distinguish it from the other words that owners say."
Brian Bowling is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-325-4301.


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Chanticleers Remain Unbeaten By Snapping Lady Flames Win Streak
Coastal Carolina remained undefeated Saturday, after a 5-2 victory over Liberty in Big South match play, snapping the Lady Flames' three match winning streak.
The defeat evens Liberty's mark at 3-3 overall and drops to 0-1 in the Big South, while Coastal Carolina moves to 13-0 overall and 3-0 in the Big South Conference.
The Lady Chanticleers swept the doubles to take a 1-0 lead.
Coastal Carolina then took four of the six matches in singles' play to snap the Lady Flames' three match win streak.
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Tokyo (AFP) July 21, 2011
Japan on Thursday recommended 59 more households should evacuate from four areas considered radiation "hot spots" near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, officials said.
The voluntary guidance, in areas where higher levels of radiation have been detected sporadically beyond the 20 kilometre (12 mile) no-go zone around the plant, will affect households in Fukushima prefecture's city of Minamisoma.
The move is the second such recommendation after authorities in June identified 113 households that should evacuate from four districts near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
Tens of thousands of people have moved to shelters from areas in and beyond the no-go zone around the plant, including from a wider 30-kilometre zone where people were first told to stay indoors and later urged to leave.
Higher levels of radiation have been detected in the newly designated locations, raising fears that residents' accumulated exposure may exceed 20 millisieverts per year -- the government's limit for evacuation.
Since the March 11 disaster, Japan has raised the legal exposure limit for people, including children, from one to 20 millisieverts per year -- matching the safety standard for nuclear industry workers in many countries.
Environmental groups and critics have slammed the government for the rule change and say the current evacuation zone around the plant is not wide enough and does not account for the irregular pattern of radiation exposure.
Radiation experts agree that children are at highest risk because they are still growing and will have more time to develop cancers and other health defects.
The latest evacuation recommendation comes amid a deepening scare over radiation-tainted Japanese beef with the number of cattle thought to have been contaminated and shipped around the country rising to nearly 1,500, reports said Thursday.
As many as 1,485 beef cattle in nine prefectures are thought to have been fed straw contaminated with radioactive caesium before being sent for slaughter and processing country-wide, the Yomiuri Shimbun said.
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NEWS: WTC 1, Marriage, Wikiqueer, Dharun, And A Return To LV-426
World Trade Center 1 is about to pass a significant milestone; already has a decent view.
Awesome editorial in The Concord Monitor about HB 437 and its mutant sibling, the Bates Amendment:
Before the House acts on the Bates proposal for a nonbinding referendum question, we need to get a lot more answers about the process, fiscal impact and precedents this would create. We also need to know what problem this seeks to solve, which is the question all responsible legislators must ask themselves before they vote to enact or repeal any law.
Have any voters been denied the opportunity to express their opinion on marriage equality? Has anyone been prevented from testifying on HB 437? Has there been a groundswell of public desire for a statewide referendum? Has the Marriage Equality Act of 2009 hurt any individual, family, business, nonprofit organization, city or town? Of course not.
LA: Man was asked "Are you gay?" Then he was attacked.
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In a manner similar to Wikipedia, WikiQueer is written collaboratively by Internet volunteers who write without pay. Anyone with Internet access can write and make changes to WikiQueer articles (except in certain cases where editing is restricted to prevent disruption or vandalism). Users can contribute anonymously, under a pseudonym, or with their real identity, if they choose
Alternate Dharun Ravi juror says he'd have voted the other way:
As an alternate, the Woodbridge Township resident heard all the testimony but did not participate in deliberations. The jury, which returned its verdict Friday, was unanimous in finding Ravi guilty of all 15 charges, including invasion of privacy and anti-gay intimidation.
"Whatever (Ravi) did was stupid, but I don't think he ever had any intention of intimidating (Clementi)," Downey said. "I think that scenario could have happened 100 different ways, whether he had a straight roommate who had a girlfriend over ... there are 100 scenarios where he could have been goofing around and turning the camera on and it had nothing to do with somebody being gay."
Downey said he was "kind of up in the air" on the other charges, saying he likely would have voted to convict Ravi on charges of hindering apprehension and tampering with witnesses and evidence.
What's Tony Perkins think about the Dharun Ravi case?
Tony Perkins, president of the Christian group FRC, called the verdict "another opportunity for all Americans to speak out against the behavior of anyone who would abuse another person – especially a child – because of his/her sexuality or any other reason." However, Perkins warned in a statement that "some pro-homosexual activists would exploit the personal tragedies of these families to promote a political agenda."
An 82-year-old gay nude model and his $71 SoHo apartment. Some dudes have all the luck.
Lots of colleges are asking new students about their sexual identities.
Last night at the Anaheim AMC, Sir Ridley Scott and Damon Lindelof took questions from an audience and premiered the extended trailer to Prometheus -- Ridley's long-awaited return to the universe of Alien. (Aliens and its sequels were all other people's movies.) Prometheus looks a little corny -- it looks to be loosely based on Erich von Daniken's ancient astronaut nonsense -- but man! It's nice to see that Gigerish aesthetic again. Watch the Q&A and trailer AFTER THE JUMP ...
Posted Mar. 18,2012 at 5:48 PM EST by Brandon K. Thorp in Education, Gay Youth, Los Angeles, New Hampshire, New York, Science, Tony Perkins, Tyler Clementi | Permalink | Comments (11)
Robert Champion's Killers Still Walk Free, Though Maybe Not For Long
The Robert Champion case is coming along. According to the Orlando Sentinel, police will send prosecutors their report on Champion's murder very soon. How soon? No one's talking about that.
What they are talking about is the immense difficulty of everything that will come later. Robert Champion, you'll recall, was the 26-year-old gay drum major at Florida A&M who was beaten to death last November in a savage band hazing on a chartered bus. From the Sentinel:
... legal experts and former prosecutors said the case will be a "nightmare" to sort out because of all of the potential suspects — perhaps 20 or more — who either took part or might have encouraged the brutal beating Champion suffered.
... The state ... will need to prove who did what aboard the bus that night — using witnesses who are part of a tight-knit group and many of whom probably participated in the hazing themselves.
Several sources interviewed for the Sentinel story imply, though don't outright say, that detectives' jobs have been made more difficult by some kind of confederacy among the guilty parties -- a group which inevitably includes a great many, if not all, of the people who were present during the attack. From the Sentinel:
Key among [State Attorney Lawson] Lamar's decisions will be whether to charge everyone who played a role — directly or indirectly — or only those who led the hazing or dealt the most vicious blows, said several law professors and current and former prosecutors.
Even students who yelled at Champion during the beatings or encouraged the attack could be charged with felony hazing, which carries a maximum five-year prison sentence. Or they could face even more serious charges, including second-degree murder or manslaughter.
As of this writing, no one at all has been arrested in the Champion case -- even though there's no doubt about how Champion was killed, where he was killed, why he was killed, or who was present for the killing.
Posted Mar. 18,2012 at 5:04 PM EST by Brandon K. Thorp in Deaths, Florida, Hazing, Law Enforcement, Robert Champion Jr. | Permalink | Comments (13)
'How To Survive A Plague' Gets Big Review; Filmmaker David France Talks History: VIDEO
Frank Bruni, former New York Times restaurant critic and current all-purpose NYT essayist, today published an excellent review of How To Survive a Plague, the new David France documentary which chronicles the worst days of the AIDS epidemic, particularly as it unfolded in New York, and particularly as seen from the vantage point of ACT UP and its spin-off, TAG. From the review:
[I expected] to cry, and cry I did: at the hollowed faces of people whittled to almost nothing by a disease with an ugly arc; at the panicked voices of demonstrators who knew that no matter how quickly research progressed, it wouldn't be fleet enough to save people they loved; at the breadth and beauty and horror of the AIDS quilt ...
I expected to be angry. Here, too, I wasn't disappointed. The words of a physician on the front lines in the early days reminded me that "when people died in the hospital, they used to put them in black trash bags." Many politicians mustered little more than contempt for AIDS sufferers. "There's nothing 'gay' about these people, engaging in incredibly offensive and revolting conduct," snarled Senator Jesse Helms ...
But, Bruni reports, there's a lot of beauty and heroism and hope here, too:
While the movie vividly chronicles the wages of bigotry and neglect, it even more vividly chronicles how much society can budge when the people exhorting it to are united and determined and smart and right.
... 25 years ago, a tribe in desperate trouble did something that religious conservatives who can get their minds out of people's crotches should in fact admire. It elected self-reliance over self-pity, tapping its own reserves of intellect, ingenuity and grit to make sure its members were cared for.
Take a look at the review, and watch David France talk about his film AFTER THE JUMP ...
Posted Mar. 18,2012 at 2:59 PM EST by Brandon K. Thorp in Activism, AIDS/HIV, David France, Film, Larry Kramer, New York | Permalink | Comments (7)
New Hampshire Lawmaker Tries To Explain Why Marriage Equality Is Bad
The New Hampshire House will vote on HB 437 this week; an ugly little piece of legislation which could repeal the state's 2009 marriage equality law. As Andy reported Wednesday, the House will also vote on something known as the "Bates House Amendment," which will put the following question on the November ballot:
Shall New Hampshire law allow civil unions for same-sex couples and define marriage as the union of one man and one woman?
Note how, at a glance, the question appears to be pro-gay rights. It's tricksy that way precisely because Rep. David Bates, the Wyndham Republican who spoke grandly last week about the importance of New Hampshirites having their say, knows that heavy majorities in his state don't want to roll back extant marriage equality laws.
Well -- HB 437 has at least one staunch ally in the New Hampshire State legislature who feels no need for that kind of lingual pussyfooting. That's Rep. Gary Hopper, a Republican from Weare. He's taken to his Facebook page to explain the importance of HB 437, and here's what he says:
HB437 The Repeal of Same Sex Marriage is going to be voted on this week.
I will be voting for it.
NH Constitution Part First "[Art.] 6. [Morality and Piety.] As morality and piety, rightly grounded on high principles, will give the best and greatest security to government, and will lay, in the hearts of men, the strongest obligations to due subjection;"
Piety (reverence for God and Family)
The idea is simple, if people are self regulated by their own moral compass less government is needed to keep the peace.
Traditional marriage has provided the best environment to raise children but it was severely diminished in the 1970s by no-fault divorce.
That change made the focus of marriage on the individual and not the family. Since that change teen suicides have gone up 10x, the social cost has been mind boggling. In fact over 90% of the children in the care of the Department of Child Youth Services are from single parent or broken homes not to mention how many young people who have ended up in prison as a result.
The traditional family is the best place to raise children and any further erosion of that standard only destroys our country more and increases the size and scope of government.
Rep Gary S Hopper
Weare NH
Strong families= Small government
"If we want less government, we must have stronger families, for government steps in by necessity when families have failed."
-- Jimmy Carter. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, ASTATEMENT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, AUG.3, 1976in I THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
That's what New Hampshirites are up against. It doesn't for a moment occur to Hopper that the "morality and piety" mentioned in the NH Constitution might mean something very different to (say) a Unitarian than it does to him. And he doesn't understand that his own words --
...if people are self regulated by their own moral compass less government is needed...
-- undermine both his own position and New Hampshire's famously individualist spirit. "Self-regulated," "their own moral compass" -- gays have selves, too, and moral compasses. Hopper doesn't know this. Someone should tell him.
The paper he cites as evidence of his position, by the way, isn't about marriage equality. It's a Heritage Foundation paper from the year 2000, discussing the evils of no-fault divorce. In general, its message seems to be that more marriage is good, less marriage is bad. Noted.
UPDATE: Previous typo misidentified Gary Hopper as "Gay Hopper." Corrected, gigglingly.
Posted Mar. 18,2012 at 1:32 PM EST by Brandon K. Thorp in Gay Marriage, Gay Marriage Quotes, New Hampshire | Permalink | Comments (14)
Legislature Gets Its Way; LGBT Youth Group Will No Longer Sell License Plates
For a brief, shining moment in Indiana, LGBT folk and their allies could procure the very attractive license plates at right, simultaneously beautifying their cars and ensuring that the Indiana Youth Group receive a $25 state donation. No longer.
From The Bilerico Project:
Homophobic Republican state senators ... originally tried to sneak in legislation during the session to target the LGBT youth group's plate but after community uproar decided not to pursue the attempt. Republican State Senate President Pro Tempore David Long told the Indianapolis Star he had found a new "solution" by demanding the BMV revoke the plate on contractual grounds.
And what were those? Apparently, Indiana legislators' gripe was that those purchasing the Indiana Youth Group license plates were given special preference for low plate numbers. This is bad and wrong, apparently. But here's the thing: Graig Lubsen, until recently the Communications Director for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, acknowledges that there's a long history in Indiana of giving non-profit donors low license plate numbers. It just wasn't an issue 'til the gays did likewise. But now the baby's being thrown out with the gaywater: the Greenways Foundation and the Indiana 4-H Groups, too, have been cited for giving out low plate numbers.
Incidentally, according to Bilerico:
The same legislators who sent the letter granted the Indianapolis Colts a license plate previously and specifically allowed them to give away low number plates.
Football! Also, and less incidentally: The Indiana Youth Group -- which is one of the oldest and most well-organized LGBT youth groups in America (check out their website!) -- had to apply several times and eventually sue to obtain the right to sell a plate at all. The resulting plate was available for two months.
Posted Mar. 18,2012 at 11:50 AM EST by Brandon K. Thorp in Indiana, Law - Gay, LGBT, Law Enforcement | Permalink | Comments (11)
Now Playing: 21 Jump Street
Chan and Jonah are clueless cops in "21 Jump Street"
"High concept" was the hot showbiz term of the 1980s. The thinking went that if you couldn't describe your movie/tv show in one sentence, it wouldn't sell. That popular marketing wisdom stuck and High Concept itself shrank. First it devolved into This meets That, each new pitch being a mashup of preexisting hits. Today instead of one sentence pitches or previous hit fusions most new potential blockbusters are required to rely on a simple colon. It works like so… "Title of That Thing You Already Know: The Movie! "
This has led to all sorts of unfortunate movies based on books, games, plays and tv shows (and vice versa) many of them big hits. The danger is obvious. When you don't even have to try to make your entertainment memorable because the audience brings half the affection with them, creative laziness can often follow. But every once in awhile the audience gets lucky and Title of That Thing You Already Know: The Movie is surprisingly fun on its own terms.
21 Jump Street began its life as a high concept television series
"Young-looking cops go back to high school… undercover!"
And now it's a 21 JUMP STREET: THE MOVIE (the last half of that title is silent/implied) The twist is that rather than the earnest though light-hearted procedural drama it was in its infancy as it introduced Johnny Depp to the world in 1987, it's now a full fledged buddy comedy starring Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill.
The new version actually begins in high school where we meet Chan as "Jenko" a dumb popular jock and Jonah as "Schmidt" a geeky schlub.
See what they look like as high schoolers (the first time around) AFTER THE JUMP...
In the prologue we learn that they hated each other in high school and neither attended the prom; Jenko because he couldn't keep his grades up and Schmidt because he couldn't get a girl. They become best friends once they're both in training to become cops. After one fuck-up too many on the police force they get sent back to high school to pose as students and bust a drug ring. The man giving them the self-referential marching orders in the first of the film's fun cameos is the ever dependable Nick Offerman (Parks & Recreation).
In high school (the second time around) the guys get their secret identities mixed up with disastrous funny results, essentially forcing Jenko to hang with the brains and Schmidt with the cool kids led by drug dealer Eric (smirking hot Dave Franco) and open hearted funny Molly (Brie Larson). Will Schmidt and Jenko find the supplier? Are they destined to relive all their old high school mistakes?
The best thing that can be said for 21 Jump Street, beyond the smart foundational move of refusing to take itself seriously, is that it never coasts on just one type of joke. Many lesser efforts would stop thinking beyond 'ha! they're old and don't realize what's cool anymore!' but the new movie is funny in execution, not just in concept. There are a wide variety of jokes from the slapstick, sexual, social, pop culture and self-deprecating bins. Not all of the jokes land but the ratio is pretty good. It's often totally juvenile bro humor (yes, there are a few gay jokes... though they're not mean-spirited) but there's something sweet goofy about the tone preventing it from being only another raunchy R rated comedy.
21 Jump Street has a welcome number of surprises for a comedy that is essentially entirely predictable. You know from the very first scene that the movie will end at the prom. The immature cops know how to make an entrance for the grand finale (Bring your own doves) and thankfully 21 Jump Street (:The Movie) knows just how to make an exit. It wraps up at a relatively trim 109 minutes with, what else, a dumb sequel joke.
Nathaniel Rogers would live in the movie theater but for the poor internet reception. He blogs daily at the Film Experience. Follow him on Twitter @nathanielr.
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Suggestion boxes seem like such a good idea! They're an easy way to solicit employee input. They send the message that management cares. They get workers involved! What could go wrong? Well, these guys for starters.
Our friends at CareerBuilder.com recently asked managers nationwide to share the most memorable requests or recommendations they've received in the office suggestion box.
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NEW YORK — A cop involved in the infamous shooting death of Amadou Diallo isn't entitled to get his gun back, a federal judge has ruled.
Kenneth Boss, acquitted of criminal charges and cleared of wrongdoing by the NYPD Firearms Discharge Review Board, said in his Manhattan federal court suit that being deprived of a gun has led to his being "regarded as a pariah" and "forced to endure regular taunts because of his duty status," including "the mocking moniker 'Kenny No-Gun.' "
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Barnett, 6-foot-2 and 215 pounds, recently made his college decision and he talked about it.
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LARAMIE, Wyo. - Former University of Wyoming defensive end Josh Biezuns became the fourth former Cowboy to receive a free-agent offer to play in the NFL.
The Chicago Bears reached free-agent terms with Biezuns, who will participate in the team's minicamp later this month. He'll see a former teammate, as the Bears also signed former Pokes running back Alvester Alexander recently.
Biezuns was seventh on the team with 63 tackles in 2011, with a team-high 11 tackles for loss and was second on the team with five sacks. He also had two fumble recoveries and five forced fumbles.
The versatile defender started at three positions on the Cowboy defense and was named Second Team All-Mountain West after his junior season at defensive end. He was selected MW Defensive Player of the Week for his performance vs. Bowling Green on Sept. 17, recording two sacks, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one blocked kick.
The other Cowboys to receive free-agent offers include Tashaun Gipson (Cleveland) and Brian Hendricks, who signed with the Washington Redskins.


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Great Itinerary: Celebrity Summit Cruise Review by Danbee46
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Great Itinerary
Destination: Canada & New England
Embarkation: Bayonne (Cape Liberty)
DISEMBARKATION - This was a breeze. Passengers were assigned a number and told to go to one of the public rooms at a specific time. We and other concierge class passengers were assigned to the theater where coffee and pastries were available. When our number (22) was called at precisely the correct time we went to the gangway and into the terminal. Our luggage was easy to find and there were many porters to help us through customs and to the area where we could meet our transportation.
CONDITION OF THE SHIP - The Summit is about nine years old, but is still in great shape. We found her to be clean, comfortable and carefully maintained. During the cruise they were even putting down new carpeting in our corridor. The workman told us the carpeting was replaced about every six months.
FOOD - The Summit has only one specialty restaurant, the Normandie, but we didn't eat there on this cruise so I can't comment. Others, however, said it was well worth the $35 per person. The dining room menu came in two parts. The left hand side remained unchanged throughout the cruise and, therefore, was available every evening. It had basic things such as steak, chicken, pasta, salads, soups, etc. The steak was only average, but the chicken and onion soup were pretty good. The right side of the menu changed every evening and was a bit more daring. It, too, usually had beef, fowl, pasta and a vegetarian dish. I am a fussy eater and don't usually like seafood, but the Chilean sea bass and the grouper were terrific. We were at a table for eight with six other delightful people - two from Florida and four from the UK. The only disappointment we had (and it was unanimous) was when lobster was on the menu. Many people love the one night lobster tails are served. However, here, the chef decided to offer what he called "lobster melange." It consisted of scallops, shrimp and one half of a lobster tail. I suppose this was another example of Celebrity trying to save money since scallops and shrimp are cheaper than lobster. Several of us asked the waiter to bring us two halves of the lobster tail and skip the shrimp and scallops. Happily he did so. It was delicious. The Waterfall is the buffet restaurant and has the usual selections. We found them to be fine and had lunch there often. I especially liked the sandwich/panini bar at the rear of the room. Finally, the grill near the pool offered burgers, hot dogs, etc. The burgers were among the best I have had on any cruise.
STAFF/SERVICE - Celebrity is our favorite cruise line and one of the reasons is that the staff is always smiling, friendly and ready to be of assistance. This cruise was no different. Every encounter we had with the staff was a pleasure. Our cabin steward, Marta, and her assistant Victor, were professional and incredibly competent. Our waiter, Rafael, and his assistant Mani, never missed a beat and anticipated our every need. The wine steward, Gabriel, was quite helpful and the maitre d', Peter, visited our table every night to make sure we were happy and regaled us with stories of his home in Croatia. I celebrated my birthday on this cruise and they sang Happy Birthday and gave our table a small cake with my name on it.
ENTERTAINMENT - The singers and dancers on the Summit were great. They did the obligatory shows with Broadway tunes and some rock and roll that all ships offer, but I always enjoy watching and listening to talented performers. Guest entertainers included a female impressionist, a comedian, and a magician. All were entertaining. The Cova Cafe venue offered a guitarist who was pretty good and an acapella group who were great.
PORTS/EXCURSIONS - We picked this cruise because of the itinerary. We live on Long Island, NY but had not been to many places in New England, and none in Canada. The ports were Newport, Boston, Portland, Bar Harbor, Halifax, Quebec and Prince Edward Island. We took several tours of the various cities and found them informative, if not exciting. We preferred to do some exploring on our own and had a great time. One tip: if you take the horse drawn trolley tour in Halifax, don't sit in the first few rows right behind the horses. For us it was like a scene out of the Seinfeld TV show. But that was our own fault, not the tour's. We especially like Bar Harbor (a nice little tourist town), Prince Edward Island (the mussels and lobster are great) and Quebec ( a beautiful city with a European feel).
SUMARY - As I previously said, Celebrity is our favorite cruise line. This cruise did nothing to change that opinion. Although the embarkation experience was negative, the rest of the two-weeks was wonderful. As a matter of fact, while on board, we booked a Mediterranean cruise next September on the Solstice. Less
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Ditto has short sleeve, a yoke accented by slimming vertical twisted stitch ribs. (Berroco)
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Sophisticated and uni-sexy, this one-of-a-kind infinity scarf is created in our studio using a variety of wool suiting material, in shades of brown, blue, and navy. Warm, but not scratchy! Great for men and women, this chic accessory can be dressed up or down. It's a wonderful multi-look piece, that is fun to style. This scarf is a unique creation. The photo provided is of the exact scarf that will be sent.
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Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at noon on Thursday:
AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (AAC) – down 1.5 cents, or 1.2 per cent, at $1.235
Australia's largest cattle producer, Australian Agricultural Company (AACo), made an $8.4 million loss in 2012 due to the impact of a suspension of live exports.
MOTHERCARE AUSTRALIA (MLC) – last traded at 4.8 cents
Maternity and children's retailer Mothercare Australia has gone into administration after the Myer family pulled the pin on a deal to buy the business.
PHARMAXIS (PXS) – down 50 cents, or 40 per cent, at 75 cents
Shares in pharmaceutical company Pharmaxis have dived by more than 40 per cent after its cystic fibrosis treatment received a negative review from advisers to regulators in the United States.
VIRGIN AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS (VAH) – down 0.5 cents, or 1.18 per cent, at 43 cents
Virgin Australia's $98 million plan to buy regional airline Skywest has been given the go-ahead by the competition watchdog.
WHITEHAVEN COAL (WHC) – down 20.5 cents, or 5.91 per cent, at $3.265
Whitehaven Coal has warned its first half earnings could slump to less than $10 million as weak coal markets and the high Australian dollar take their toll.
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CPG Sec. 578.300 Wheat - Adulteration by Insect and Rodent filth
The following represents criteria for direct reference seizure to the Division of Compliance Management and Operations (HFC-210) and for direct citation by District Offices:
- Insect filth - The wheat contains an average of 32 or more insect damaged kernels per 100 gms;
- Rodent excreta - The wheat contains an average of 9 mg or more rodent excreta pellets and/or fragments of rodent excreta pellets per kg;
- Plugging - There is clear-cut evidence of uneven loading or plugging, and wheat from any identifiable portion of the load meets the above criteria for insect damaged kernels or rodent excreta pellets.
*The article was adulterated (when introduced into) (while in) (while held for sale after shipment in) interstate commerce within the meaning of 21 U.S.C. 342(a)(3), in that it consists in part of a filthy substance by reason of the presence therein of insect damaged wheat kernels, insects, insect fragments, rodent hairs, and rodent excreta fragments, as applicable.
- If the evidence establishes that the article became adulterated after receipt in interstate commerce, then charge only that the article "is adulterated while held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce"
- If the evidence does not establish where the article became adulterated and the violation is such that it could have occurred anywhere, i.e. it is not a manufacturing defect, then charge only that the article "is adulterated while held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce"*
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Ban on Cellphone Use Hasn't Reduced Accidents: Study
Laws in California restricting cellphone use while driving may not reduce the number of traffic accidents.
According to a recent study by a researcher at the University of Colorado Boulder, the California ban on using a cellphone while driving hasn't cut the number of accidents in the first six months following the ban. The findings were recently published in the journal Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice and could be considered surprising considering the prior research that suggests driving while talking on a phone is risky. One previously released study revealed that people talking on a cell phone while driving were as impaired as an intoxicated driver.
SEE ALSO: Distracted Driving is Bringing Self-Driving Cars to All
The cellphone ban went into place in California on July 1, 2008 and the researchers analyzed the number of daily accidents in the six months leading up to the law's enactment, comparing them to the number of accidents six months later. By looking at a relatively narrow window of time, the researchers hoped to reduce the number of other variables like the introduction of safer cars that could affect accident rates. The data was also corrected for precipitation, gas prices and other observable factors that could influence accidents.
As a result, the study concluded that the ban didn't result in a decreased number of accidents and though it wasn't designed to determine why, one of the researchers, Daniel Kaffine, gave several possible reasons. One is that people switched from physically using their phones to hands-free devices, which could be just as distracting as holding the phone near the ear. He also suggested that a driver used to using a cell phone might just turn their attention to other distracting devices like an infotainment system rather than focusing more on driving. It's also possible that past studies on the risk of cellphone use overestimated the danger.
"Disentangling these effects will be useful for policymakers in other states who are considering policies to address distracted driving," Kaffine said. "However, our results suggest that simply banning hand-held cellphone use may not produce the desired increase in traffic safety."
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After being closed for almost two months, ASU's planetarium is ready to resume public shows. The complete schedule for the fall semester will be released in the next week, but here's the general plan…
– Thursday evenings, 7:00 and 7:45. We will alternate between movies and live presentations each week. Live presentations will sometimes cover astronomy and sometimes earth science, using the new software installed this summer. Doors will open at 6:45.
– Friday afternoons, 4:30 and 5:15. Two showings of a movie each week. We are holding these shows later this semester in the hope that more people will be able to attend. Doors will open at 4:15.
– One Saturday night each month, starting in September. We will do a live presentation on the evening sky, and have telescopes out for public viewing, weather permitting. Times will be arranged to coincide with dark skies (so we can use the telescopes!) One night I can tell you now: October 12 is International Observe the Moon Night. We will have a Moon program, as well as telescopes and cameras for public use. Bring a USB flash drive and take your photos home with you!
We will start this Thursday with a live presentation highlighting a few of the evening constellations, and a sneak peek at the new earth science software, The Layered Earth. Friday's movie will be "Robot Explorers".


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If there's one thing that this episode proved, it's that Arrow can become a truly great show, if it focuses less on serialization, and more on overarching plot-lines. This episode, to me, is the best one yet - and judging by the preview for the next one; it's only going to get better. The show starts off where the last episode ended, with Helena and Oliver getting, um, physical - after which Helena sneaks off, and tries to do what Huntress does best - get revenge!
Of course, Green Arrow steps in and stops her - which leads to some usual drama, wherein it becomes a tad mundane. Though all of this serves a purpose - Oliver is desperately trying to change a girl - but he can't. Her convictions don't change and neither do his. Both are on their own righteous crusade, and both are equally insane in their own special way.
[Comic book's Huntress vs Arrow's Huntress]
Blinded by how scarred Helena is, Oliver tries to teach her his own brand of ,"justice", bow and arrow style. It also gives a little more insight to Oliver's philosophy; kill only when there is no choice. It helps to differentiate him from Helena's, kill everyone and screw the repercussions, mentality. I have to give credit to the writers for genuinely improving the quality of the show - these characters are far from black and white (except for China White) and stand in stark contrast to the comics that inspired them.
Speaking of China White - get rid of that f'ng wig! It's like they went to a 99 cent store and picked out the worst possible thing they could find. I think they just found a dead cat or something, spray painted it white and forced that woman to put it on. Yes, I spent a whole paragraph focusing solely on that horrible wig - IGN won't say it, so someone has to!
The fight scenes in Arrow have always been a little iffy - though the fight with Slade, aka Deathstroke, was definitely an exception (Crixus is coming to Arrow!). Something felt off, when I was looking at Huntress' scenes. Likewise, Stephen Amell's performances still feel a little stiff at times, especially in the dinner scene. Oh how I hated that scene - the only reason for it, was to set up a divide between Oliver and Helena, and it just felt completely fake; if it weren't for the scenes afterward, then I would have severely downgraded this episode's score.
Vendetta was an eventful episode - with extremely ambiguous morals, which is definitely a good thing. Arrow continues to get better as the season progresses, and while the acting still feels a little stilted at times, and the fight scenes could use an improvement - overall, it's shaping up to be a great show, and possibly the best live action Comic book show yet.
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The Nationals announced Friday the signing of three more draft picks rounding out their top nine selections from this year's draft. The team signed fourth-rounder Nicholas Pivetta, 11th-rounder John Simms and 12th-rounder Andrew Cooper, all right-handed pitchers, and now has signed 25 of its 39 draft picks from June 8. By agreeing to terms with Pivetta, Washington has signed 13 of its top 14 selections.
The Nationals, with baseball's smallest draft bonus pool allotment of $2.737 million for picks in the first 10 rounds, finished under budget, according to figures collected by Baseball America. The Nationals have spent only $2.682 million on signing their top nine picks, $55,100 under their allotment.
The Nationals, who incurred a minor penalty last season for going over their allotment, were able to move money around their top nine picks. They inked their top pick, second-round right-hander and 68th overall selection Jake Johansen, to the recommend slot amount of $820,000. They overspent on third-round infielder Drew Ward and lured him from playing college baseball at Oklahoma by handing him a $850,000 bonus, far more than the $491,200 recommend slot for his No. 105 overall selection.
But the Nationals had wiggle room because they inked their fourth, fifth and seventh round picks for just at slot, and signed their sixth round pick for under slot. They also signed their eighth, ninth and 10th round picks for far under slot.
The signed picks (round, overall selection, position, name, school):
2, 68, RHP, Jacob Johansen, Dallas Baptist (TX) University
3, 105, Drew Ward, 3B, Leedey (OK) High School
4, 136, Nicholas Pivetta, RHP, New Mexico Junior College
5, 166, Austin Voth, RHP, University of Washington
6, 196, Cody Gunter, 3B/C, Grayson County (TX) College
7, 226, Jimmy Yezzo, 1B, University of Delaware
8, 256, David Napoli, LHP, Tulane (LA) University
9, 286, Jake Joyce, RHP, Virginia Tech University
10, 316, Brennan Middleton, SS, Tulane (LA) University
11, 346, John Simms, RHP, Rice (TX) University
12, 376, Andrew Cooper, RHP, Sierra (CA) Junior College
14, 436, David Masters, SS, Central Arizona College
15, 466, William Ballou, CF, Marshall (WV) University
18, 556, Cory Bafidis, LHP, Texas Wesleyan University
19, 586, Niko Spezial, LHP, Wake Forest (NC) University
21, 646, Justin Thomas, LHP, Southern Arkansas University
22, 676, Cody Dent, SS, University of Florida
23, 706, Garrett Gordon, RF, Wabash Valley (IL) College
24, 736, Matthew DeRosier, RHP, Southwestern (CA) Comm. College
25, 766, Travis Ott, LHP, Shippensburg (PA) High School
28, 856, Joey Webb, LHP, Menlo (CA) College
29, 886, Michael Sylvestri, RHP, Florida Atlantic University
30, 916, Ryan Ullmann, RHP, Concordia (TX) University
31, 946, Willie Medina, SS, High Point (NC) University
34, 1036, Jake Walsh, LHP, University of Missouri
The remaining unsigned picks (round, overall selection, position, name, school):
13, 406, John Costa, RHP, Palm Beach (FL) Comm. College
16, 496, Willie Allen, OF, Western Oklahoma State College
17, 526, Geoffrey Perrott, C, Rice (TX) University
20, 616, Brenton Allen, OF, University of California-Los Angeles
26, 796, Garrett Hampson, SS, Reno (NV) High School
27, 826, Bryce Harman, OF, L.C. Bird (VA) High School
32, 976, Pat Boling, LHP, University of Georgia
33, 1006, Andrew Dunlap, RHP, Westbury (TX) Christian
35, 1066, Lukas Schiraldi, RHP, Navarro (TX) Junior College
36, 1096, Reid Humphreys, SS, Northwest Rankin (MS) High School
37, 1126, Karsten Whitson, RHP, University of Florida
38, 1156, Caleb Hamilton, SS, Woodinvillie (WA) High School
39, 1186, Robbie Tenerowicz, 2B, Campolindo (CA) High School
40, 1216, Shaun Anderson, RHP, American Heritage (FL) School


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Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog. For today's post I have decided to do what may be my last Future Installments feature, and since I am such a big fan of Arrested Development I thought it would be appropriate to do one on the continuation of Arrested Development after Season 4(check out some ideas I had for Season 4 here(http://www.ign.com/blogs/tmjedi/2011/11/19/future-installments-arrested-development-season-4/). Before I dive into my ideas for Arrested Development check out my previous Future Installments.
Past Future Installments
Wreck-it Ralph 2(http://www.ign.com/blogs/tmjedi/2013/03/11/future-installments-wreck-it-ralph-2/)
The Office: Who Should Replace Michael Scott
Now that that's out of the way let's dive in. I've divided my thoughts into the following categories: Format, What I want to see, \ Returning Guest Stars I want to see, Returning Guest Stars I don't want to see, New Guest Stars I want to see, and finally, Plot lines to tie up
Format: There has been talk of possibly doing a Season 5 on Netflix, but I actually kind of want to see a movie as it would be easier to get the entire cast together for a movie. I believe Netflix has talked about doing a straight to streaming movie, but I think a limited theatrical release could work with Netflix having it available for streaming about a month after it hits theaters, so you get some of the best of both worlds. Obviously a DVD would be nice, but Netflix would probably get first rights. If the movie does well perhaps a return to the TV format, most likely on Netflix, would be warranted
What I want to See:
The Entire Cast Back Together: I loved the anthology format of Season 4 and thought it was a very ambitious way around all the scheduling conflicts, but whatever form the continuation of Arrested Development takes we need all the Bluths back together. Obviously a movie would be the best option for that.
Return to a more traditional format: I understand why they did Season 4 the way they did and, as I said before it was incredibly ambitious, but I feel like a return to traditional Arrested Development is needed. This shouldn't be a probably if the entire cast can be brought together at the same time. If a movie is made it wouldn't be the exact same, but it should keep the general style and tone of the series
A murder mystery-esque format: Season 4 ended with the disappearance/presumed murder of Lucille Austero and Buster's arrest for said murder so I think this will be the catalyst the will bring the whole family back together. A storyline involving the Bluths trying to figure out who killed Lucille 2, with a look at each ones possible motivation for killing her. A twist ending would be nice.
Michael as a lawyer: Michael has tried playing a lawyer before. Once in "The Trial of Captain Hook" and once for a episode of Mock Trial with J. Reinhold and it was even revealed he went to law school so I would like to see that expanded on a little bit in the movie/Season 5. Buster's arrest and subsequent trial would provide perfect fodder for that.
What I don't want to see:
A repeat of Season 4: Don't get me wrong, I like Season 4 and what it attempted to do, but Arrested Development just isn't the same without the ensemble interacting and the whole timeline was a little convoluted. I don't think they will try to repeat Season 4, but I don't know.
Returning Guest Stars I would Like to See:
A Majority of the Guest Stars from Season 4: This one is kind of a cheat since Season 4 was jam-packed with guest stars, but a lot of them are featured in storylines that need to be concluded. The main ones from Season 4 I want to see return are Isla Fisher as Rebel, Ben Stiller as Tony Wonder, Martin Mull as Gene Parmesean, Justin Grant Wade as Steve Holt,,and Ron Howard and Brian Grazer
John Michael Higgins(Wayne Jarvis): Behind Barry Zuckercorn, Wayne Jarvis is my second favorite lawyer on the show and I was sad that he didn't make an appearance in season 4.
Julia Louis Dreyfus: I like the character of Maggie Lizer and I feel like she should be included simply on the basis that we never found out what happened with her being pregnant with Michael's baby.
Martin Short: I liked the character of Uncle Jack even though he only appeared in one episode and I would like to see him return. Perhaps he is brought back into the fold to help the Bluths with his tremendous amount of money. It was hinted that Lucille slept with him at some point and I would like to see that expanded on to maybe hint that he is either Michael or Gob's father. I think it would be funniest if he turned out to be Michael's father as that would mean Gob, the son neither Lucille or George Senior actually careful is the only one that is actually their son.
Malik Yoba(ICE): Yet another character who I was disappointed was in Season 4, Ice was both a bounty hunter and a party planner. The Bluths may need one or both of these services. I would be fun to see him teamed up with Gene Parmesean
Michael Paul Chan(Judge Lionel Ping)/ Judge Reinhold: Either one of these characters would be nice to see again and would fit perfectly since a Judge is needed for Buster's trial.
Franklin: Probably the most noticeable absence from Season 4, Gob's puppet needs to be brought back, maybe as I witness in Buster's trial since Gob managed to make him a witness for George Senior's.
Guest Stars I don't want to see:
Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig: I do like both Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig and Kristen Wiig did a fine job portray a young Lucille, but if the entire cast is brought back together for whatever the continuation is then Jeffrey Tambor and Jessica Walters could probably go back to playing Lucille and George Senior in any flashback scenes
New Guest Stars I would like to see:
Notre: I took most of these from a post I did awhile ago(http://www.ign.com/boards/threads/some-new-guest-stars-i-wouldnt-mind-seeing-in-the-arrested-development-movie.179104390/#post-179104390)
Craig Ferguson: Possible Role: Michael's Cousin Why?: It would be great, for me at least, because I would get to see the star of my second favorite show interacting with the characters from my favorite show. If not Michael's cousin I could see Craig playing a villain-type character Tim Conway: Possible Roles: Michael's Uncle, Lindsay's real Father Why?I actually got this idea while watching Arrested Development. I thought I saw a guy who looked like Tim Conway in the background during one of the episodes. Obviously it wasn't him but it got me to thinking and I can envision playing uncle to Michael and his siblings, he would probably have to be Lucille's brother which would be a weird combo. I guess he could also play Lindsay's real dad since it was revealed she was adopted. I realize Tim Conway is probably retired, but that doesn't stop me from envisioning him in the Arrested Development movie. John Lithgow: Possible Roles:John Parmesean, brother of Jean Parmesean Why? The character of John Parmesean, brother of Jean Parmesean, played by Martin Mull in the series, is actually a character I invented for my version of the movie I'm writing and when I came up for the idea of this character John Lithgow seemed to be the actor I envisioned playing the role. I guess I'm going to go with my intuition on this one. Cristine Rose: Possible Roles:Lucille's sister Why?: This is probably the least likely to happen as Cristine Rose, who plays Angela Petrelli on Heroes, is more of a dramatic actor than a comedic actor. I would like her for the role of Lucille's sister, who was mentioned in the series, because in my opinion Rose's character of Angela seems a lot like Lucille so if Rose just played a funny version of Angela then she would perfectly compliment Lucille and I could believe they were sisters.
Will Ferrell:
Possible Character: a member of Buster's prosecution team
Why?: I think Will Ferrell is a pretty funny guy and he would fit in well with the rest of the cast. An over-the-top member of the team prosecuting Buster(most likely led by Wayne Jarvis) would be a good role for him.
Demetri Martin:
Possible Character: a small cameo as a intern for Imagine Entertainment or something similar. Maybe a bailiff.
Why?: I appreciate Martin's dry sense of humor and think he could work well in a small role.
Aubrey Plaza:
Possible Role: Maeby's prison cellmate
Why?: I love Aubrey Plaza in Parks and Recreation and also her movies(The To Do List is hilarious by the way) and think she could work as a wry cellmate for Maeby, who will probably end up in jail after she was caught by Rocky Richter. If not the cellmate they should find some way to bring Plaza into the continuation.
Note: If I get enough comments I may do a reader's choice list of Guest Star you guys would like to see in the next Installment of Arrested Development, so comment with your picks.
Plots lines from Season 4 to be tied-up:
(Note: I may have missed a few plotlines, but I tried my best to include all the ones I saw. I have ranked them in order from most important to least important, in my opinion.)
1. Lucille 2's Fate/Buster's Arrest: For me this will probably be the focal point of the movie/season 5 as most of the events of Season 4 led up to it. It was never explicitly stated that Lucille's body was found so its possible she is still alive and orchestrated her own death for nefarious means. If she did end up being killed my cards are on Sally Sitwell being the culprit as she is seen subtly preparing to take over Lucille 2's campaign for Senate. Buster's arrested will most likely be the catalyst that brings the Bluths back together.
2. The Love Triangle between Michael, George Michael, and Rebel: The image that sticks with me most from Season 4 is Michael and George Michael right after George Michael punched Michael over Rebel so I'm anxious to see where this goes. I'm kind of rooting for Michael as he didn't lie about his identity to Rebel, but she might not end up with either one. Between this storyline and Buster's possible trial, we could end up with another fight on the courthouse lawn.
3. Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's movie on the Bluth: I will be interesting how Ron Howard and Brian Grazer decide to exploit Buster's situation as he is the only Bluth member they have the rights to, beside from most likely Michael. A movie-within- a-movie storyline would be nice to have.
4. Gob and Tony Wonder: The Last we saw of Gob he had just awaken for sleeping with Tony to a call from his mother and then one from Tony, who had forgotten the entire event, but I'm not entirely convinced that was Gob as it could have been Tony Wonder wearing his Gob mask. This is probably the most bizarre storylines of Season 4, but it needs some resolution. I could see this playing out kind of like a parody of romance movies.
5. FakeBlock: George Michael sure has gotten himself into a mess with the whole FakeBlock thing and I'm interested to see how he gets out of it
6. Maeby going to Jail: The last time we saw Maeby she was being arrested by Rocky Richter after being caught having sex with an underage Perfecto, so she is most likely headed to jail, if not to Sudden Valley.
7. George's Low testerone/George and Lucille's Divorce/Oscar: This one might get thrown by the wayside because of all the Buster craziness and stuff, but I feel like the balance of power between George Senior and his twin brother Oscar needs to be shifted back to normal.
8. The Building of the Wall: This one would probably tie into the George and Lucille thread as they are the masterminds behind the whole thing. I could see this one being wrapped up relatively quick.
9. Lindsay Running For Office: A year's of claiming to be an activist Lindsay is finally about to do something meaningful the world, but first she has to get elected to office. It will be fun seeing her butt heads with Sally Sitwell
10. Tobias and Debris: It looked like Tobias survived the explosion on the boat with Markie Bark so he may end up in jail(a common thread I guess.), but that remains to be seen. With Lucille 2 missing, presumed dead, he doesn't have to worry about her firing him, but he still has to deal with Debris, who has fallen way off the wagon. I don't know how big a role Debris will play in the movie/season 5 so her part of the story could be wrapped up pretty quick. The also is the whole copyright infringement issue to address. A good twist might be that Tobias somehow had the rights the entire time.
11. Sudden Valley: Once again Sudden Valley is a failure after all the sex offenders were driven away so we will see how Michael handles this. In a nice nod to the episode "Top Banana" I would like to see Michael burning down the entire house development for the insurance money only for it to be revealed he didn't mail the insurance check.
12, The investigation of Imagine Entertainment: While being served papers by two bums in disguise Tobias ran into another uncover bum who is investigating Imagine Entertainment, Ron Howard's company. This is one mystery that is dwelling on my mind and I hope the address it in the movie/season 5.
13. Michael and George Michael's Babies: These two threads are probably optional. In Maggie Lizer's last appearance it was revealed that she was pregnant with Michael's baby, and since that was revealed all the way back in season 2 I think it is overdue for a conclusion. The main thing holding it back would probably be the availability of Julia Louis Dreyfus. The revelation that George Michael could be a father is a more recent one as at the end of Season 4, the Spanish George Michael lost his virginity to is revealed to be pregnant. It could have been a complete fake out and maybe the baby isn't his, but it could go either way.
Those are a few of my ideas for the next installment of Arrested Development and some loose ends that need to be tied-up. Let me know what ideas you have and if I missed any plot points in the comments. Also be sure to include some of your dream casting for Arrested Development guest stars Actor and possible character) and I may feature them in a blog post down the road.
Pop Culture Showdown: DC vs. Marvel http://www.ign.com/blogs/tmjedi/2013/12/09/pop-culture-showdown-dc-vs-marvel)Results:
Sorry it took me about two weeks to get the results up, but here they are nonetheless.
Winner: Marvel
I didn't get any votes really, but I will count Chief_Rocka comment as a vote for Marvel, so it looks like Marvel wins. Here's what he had to say:
Just for the sake of debate, I'd say Marvel's on the rise. When DC relaunched a lot more people were upset, when Marvel Now launched all the people who had been watching the movies finally saw a way to get into the comics.
Here's what KRATOSGODOFWARIII had to say on the matter:
I like both and I can't really choose between the two because they both have their unique characteristics of their superheroes.
That does it for me. In case you missed my last post(http://www.ign.com/blogs/tmjedi/2013/12/24/santa-claus-inc-prologue) check it out. As always thanks for reading and any and all comments are welcome and appreciated.
See ya later MyIGNers


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I want none of your pity, rejoined Haywood; keep your snivelling till it be your own turn.
Judy was snivelling and sobbing in the most woebegone manner.
He stood over there beside you, snivelling into his red bandanna.
(He turns to Rada) Look here, my girl, where is the use of snivelling?
Joe raised himself, snivelling, and commenced to revile Sam.
And he was so manly and square about it all—no snivelling, no making a poor face.
She had seen Letty snivelling and dirty; Letty shamed and humiliated.
We can't have our holidays spoiled by these snivelling kids.'
Saw a lot of 'em snivelling over him at that tomb this morning.
"mean-spirited, weak," 1640s, present-participle adjective from snivel (v.). Related: Snivellingly.
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North Carolina Highway 12
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|Route information
|Maintained by NCDOT
|148 mi (238 km)
|1962 – present
|Major junctions
|South end:
|US 70 in Sealevel, NC
| US 64 / US 158 in Nags Head
US 158 in Kitty Hawk via Ocean Blvd
|North end:
|The North Beach Access Ramp North of Villages at Ocean Hill in Corolla, NC
|Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Carteret
|Highway system
North Carolina Highway 12 (NC 12) is a road in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It runs along the state's northeastern coast. It is a popular route for visitors touring the Outer Banks. Most sections of NC 12 are two lanes wide. Three sections of the route are connected by ferries.
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Coolmore stallion owners are donating one nomination to every one of their stallions worldwide to aid humanitarian efforts following last weekend's earthquake-tsunami catastrophe in Asia and Africa, it was announced Thursday.Coolmore also is offering to assist and facilitate other stud farms interested in donating seasons to their stallions.The total fund will be given to the International Red Cross to assist its work with those devastated communities. The death toll in the Indian Ocean region has climbed over the 115,000 mark as of Thursday afternoon according to wire reports.According to a release from Coolmore, bidding will start Friday, Dec. 31, as Ashford Stud in Kentucky and Coolmore Stud in Ireland will accept bids for nominations to each of their stallions while Coolmore Australia will do so for its one permanent resident, Encosta de Lago. Bidding will close at 5 p.m. local time on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2005 (during the Keeneland January sale).The highest bids and the names of the bidders for each stallion will be published daily in the Thoroughbred Daily News and the final charitable purchasers will be released to all major racing and breeding publications. In order to respond to the urgent needs of the Red Cross and their international partners, payment will be required immediately. These nominations will therefore be on a no guarantee basis but will include a right of return.A spokesman for Coolmore said, "Everybody has been so affected by this unprecedented human disaster that Coolmore, its stallion owners and staff wanted to do something to help. It will also provide a way in which breeders internationally can contribute to the excellent work of the Red Cross. Offering a nomination to every stallion across the board gives the widest possible involvment. Coolmore welcomes the participation of other stud farms or syndicates to add stallion nominations to the auction for this charitable effort. Coolmore and the TDN will be willing to assist them in handling the details in any way possible."Bidders should call the following lines, being manned by Coolmore staff over the New Year holiday period:Coolmore, Ireland: Contact Christy Grassick, David O'Loughlin +353 52 31298Coolmore, America: Contact Aisling Duignan, Dermot Ryan (859) 873 7088 Coolmore, Australia: Contact Michael Kirwan +61 2 65 764 200The list of stallions available (2005 fee):
Ashford Stud:
Black Minnaloushe ($7,500)
Chapel Royal ($10,000)
Fusaichi Pegasus ($150,000)
Giant's Causeway ($150,000)
Grand Slam ($85,000)
Hennessy ($35,000)
High Yield ($15,000)
Hold That Tiger ($15,000)
Honour and Glory ($15,000)
Johannesburg ($30,000)
Lion Heart ($30,000)
Monashee Mountain ($10,000)
Royal Academy ($17,500)
Stravinsky ($25,000)
Tale of the Cat ($65,000)
Thunder Gulch ($40,000)
Van Nistelrooy ($7,500)
Woodman ($20,000)Coolmore Stud (2005 fee, in Euros):
Danehill Dancer (40,000)
Fasliyev (25,000)
Galileo (37,500)
Golan (10,000)
Hawk Wing (25,000)
High Chaparral (30,000)
Montjeu (45,000)
One Cool Cat (17,500)
Peintre Celebre (30,000)
Rock of Gibraltar (55,000)
Sadler's Wells (private)
Spinning World (12,500)
Statue of Liberty (10,000)Castlehyde Stud (2005 fee, in Euros):
Alzao (7,500)
Catcher in the Rye (4,000)
Choisir (12,500)
King Charlemagne (7,000)
Mull of Kintyre (5,000)
Night Shift (17,500)
Orpen (8,000)
Spartacus (5,000)Coolmore Australia (fee in Australian dollars):
Encosta de Lago A$132,000.
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