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Here's another armed-citizen story that the liberal media tends to ignore from our friends at the Cam & Company show on NRANews.com. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported that deli operator Anis Cherradi fended off two young robbers with a gun he keeps under the counter.
Cherradi was alone in his Beech Avenue store at 7:42 p.m. Tuesday when two robbers walked in. They appeared to be 18-22 years old. He said he'd never seen them before.
One pointed a revolver at him, walked around the counter and demanded money. The gunman tried to force the married father of three small children into a headlock, shoving the gun against his head. "Get down!" the robber ordered.
As Cherradi went to the floor, he said he reached for a gun he keeps under the counter, a loaded 9mm Smith & Wesson.
Robberies, he said, are frequent in the neighborhood, and his brother was shot during one at the store two years ago.
As Cherradi struggled with the gunman, he squeezed off two shots.
"He just let go and started running," Cherradi said.
Neither robber, who fled in a tan sedan, was apparently hit, Cincinnati police said.
"Even if you let them rob you, there is a big chance they will shoot at you anyway," Cherradi said.
In the summer of 2006, Cherradi said, his younger brother was working alone when two men armed with guns came into the store. They shot him. He returned fire and wounded them, Cherradi said. His brother has recovered.
"That's why I never take a chance with a robber and let them do what they want to do," Cherradi said.
"Look at my brother. They shot him first and asked questions later. I know what the outcome could be if they come to rob you. Even if you let them rob you, there is a big chance they will shoot at you anyway. I have a family and kids. I am not going to let something like that happen to me."
Cincinnati police didn't charge Cherradi. They were "very helpful and understanding," he said. "They know what kind of an area it is."
In this case, the newspaper reports, there are broader questions about whether the deli is a completely legitimate business. Investigations by the Ohio Liquor Control Commission uncovered allegations of drugs and drug equipment on the premises. Not every story has just one heroic side. But these stories generally do underline that being armed in self-defense can certainly intimidate criminals.
Cam Edwards interviewed Cherradi in the second hour of his program on the NRANews website (and Sirius satellite radio).


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Police have released two CCTV images of men they are trying to trace in connection with an assault earlier this month.
Officers believe one of the men involved in the attack at Chicken Corner in Station Road, Bishops Stortford, is a Chigwell resident.
A 26-year-old man was with a woman on August 15 at just after midnight when there was a verbal altercation between him and the two men.
He was then punched in the face and fell to the floor. Both men fled in the direction of Adderley Road.
Invetsigating officer PC Jon Channell said: "Thankfully the victim wasn't more seriously injured and only received bruising.
"I would like to speak with the two men pictured, one who is believed to be from the Chigwell, Essex, area, as they may be able to assist the investigation."
Anyone with information should contact PC Channell on 101, quoting crime reference A2/14/1205 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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A SLIMBRIDGE farmer is counting the cost after vandals dumped mounds of rubbish on his land.
Fly-tippers backed a vehicle down a public lane and left countless bags of waste in a field bordering the M5.
Dan Moss, 26, was alerted to the unwelcome gift by a neighbour on Saturday, December 15.
"Normally we get a little bit on the lane," he said. "But this is fly-tipping on a commercial scale.
"The amount of stuff that is dumped is horrendous."
The heap of mixed waste contains large amounts of plastics and paperwork, along with chunks of tarmac, barbed wire and a spade.
There are various postal failed delivery notices and paperwork suggesting the waste originated in Bristol.
In order to dump the load a vehicle would have had to drive along Wisloe Road, before travelling up a long muddy lane and backing onto Mr Moss' land.
Mr Moss and his family are tenant farmers on around 120 acres of land.
They are now facing the grim prospect of paying to dispose of the waste legally, as it cannot be burned and the council says it is not responsible for clearing fly-tips off private land.
The rubbish is just a few feet away from a public path, where it is Stroud District Council's responsibility to remove waste.
Cllr Haydn Jones, Stroud District Councillor for the Severn ward, said the fly-tippers were "parasites".
"People dropping rubbish is bad enough," he said. "But imagine having to clear this up."
Mr Moss added: "I have no idea what I'm going to do with it. I just want to make the public aware. People dump household waste on the lane all the time."
It comes as the NFU said new government figures showing a decline in fly-tipping incidents were "misleading" as they did not include cases on privately owned land.
The official fly-tipping statistics for England show a nine per cent decrease in the number of incidents on public land between 2010/11 and 2011/12. However, NFU research on fly-tipping on private property shows a 64 per cent increase over the same period.
NFU environment adviser Dr Nicola Dunn said: "It is extremely disappointing that fly-tipping on private land remains a significant problem for farmers. Until the Government acknowledges that action is needed to deal with the problem on all land, we don't believe the problem will be effectively resolved.
"Farmers are frustrated when they, the victims of a crime, are left to clear up dumped waste and pay the local authority to dispose of it. That's just not right."
Public Space Service Manager for Stroud District Council, Carlos Novoth, said the public needed to play an active role in helping to catch offenders.
"We are always looking out for evidence to try to bring these people to account," he said.
"We cannot fight these crimes on our own. We need the public to come to us and help clamp down on this crime.
"Somebody must have seen something, it would be great to receive information that we can follow up on."


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* Galan says downgrade to BBB 'no problem'
* Reaffirms plan to cut debts, maintain dividends
By Environment Correspondent Alister Doyle
DOHA, Dec 2 (Reuters) - The chairman of Spanish power group Iberdrola shrugged off a credit downgrade by Standard & Poor's as "no problem" on Sunday and reaffirmed plans to reduce debts while maintaining dividends.
Ignacio Galan, speaking on the sidelines of a U.N. meeting in Doha on fighting climate change, told Reuters that S&P was downgrading his firm's rating mainly because Spain's own sovereign investment grade had been reduced to near junk.
"It's no problem," he said of S&P's downgrade for Iberdrola last week to BBB from BBB+. "We have already covered our financial needs for the next three years, we have liquidity of 11 billion euros" ($14.3 billion), he said.
He said the firm, the world's largest operator of wind farms, was sticking to a plan outlined last month to reduce its debt by 6 billion euros by 2014 to 26 billion, sell assets and cut the workforce.
"Even if we continue paying the same level of dividend as today we should be allowed to reduce this 6 billion," he said, based on projections for cash flow and divestments.
The company has said it will keep the percentage of profits dedicated to dividends at 60 percent. Net profit for the first nine months rose 12 percent to 2.4 billion euros.
Making the downgrade, S&P said it was concerned about possible delays in electricity tariff deficit securitisation and pointed to difficult economic times in Iberdrola's key markets.
Electricity tariff deficits are the shortfall between the amount customers pay for electricity, as determined by energy regulator CNE, and the cost of generating it. It appears on the utilities' books as government-backed debt.
Galan said 1.75 billion euros was securitised late last week. "If they (S&P) had delayed the decision a week probably they would not do it," he said.
He said 70 percent of Iberdrola's business was abroad - in countries including Britain, the United States and Brazil more insulated from Spain's woes. He accused S&P of punishing Iberdrola for having its headquarters in Spain.
Moody's and Fitch had maintained Iberdrola's ratings, he said.
At a business event in Qatar, Galan also called for more efficient technologies to help 1.3 billion people - a fifth of the global population - who have no electricity.
Iberdrola says its greenhouse gas emissions are half the average for European utilities, thanks to its stress on renewable energy.
Galan also said the best mix of power, balancing cost and environmental impacts, was gas, nuclear, wind and hydro. Coal was unattractive because of greenhouse gas emissions and solar photovoltaic power was slightly too costly. ($1 = 0.7689 euros) (Reporting by Alister Doyle; Editing by Dale Hudson)


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Bronx, NY – The visual for the new French Montana jam "Pop That" is out. The song is off his upcoming Excuse My French album and it features Rick Ross, Drake and Lil Wayne. I was in shock and amazement when I watched this one. I don't know where they found the eye candy but WOW! Either way, it works and I think it's a good video. Check it out below.
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Xceldiam Limited
23 May 2006
Xceldiam Limited
('Xceldiam' or the 'Company')
Further alluvial exploration update
Xceldiam Limited, the Angolan diamond exploration and mining company, with its
operations focused on kimberlite and alluvial exploration on the Luangue
Concession in North Eastern Angola, is pleased to announce a further update on
its exploration progress.
The front end scrubber section of the 70 tonne per hour (tph) MB70 alluvial
treatment plant and the six tph G6000 mobile alluvial prospecting plant sourced
from Alluvial Diamond Plants Metco (Pty) Limited in Cape Town have both arrived
at the concession. Erection of the plant has commenced. The initial sites for
these two facilities are in the N'Gombo area and have been prepared in advance
using the new Volvo earth moving fleet. The 20 tph DMS and Flow Sort diamond
recovery sections of the plant have arrived in Luanda and will be commissioned
following commissioning of the MB70. The initial alluvial sampling activities
will focus on a five kilometre terrace along the Luangue River between the
Sampoio and N'Gombo tributaries. This area has been the focus of exploration to
date and is associated with the kimberlitic anomalies identified as priority
drilling targets.
Additional garimpeiro (artisanal miners) excavations on the west bank of the
Canguvo River some twenty kilometres north east of the main N'Gombo Camp have
also been inspected and undergone mineralogical assessment. Initial mineralogy
is positive and the target gravel beds extend over several square kilometres.
Access tracks to this area are being prepared to allow an observation pit
sampling programme to commence shortly.
Tim George, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, commented:
'It is pleasing to see that the months of planning that have gone into the
mobilisation of this treatment plant are delivering working structures on the
ground. The extent of the alluvial gravels look more promising than we
previously anticipated and we are now eagerly awaiting the results of the
processing of the gravel samples.'
23 May 2006.
For further information, please contact:
WH Ireland Tel: 0161 832 2174
David Youngman
College Hill Tel: 0207 457 2020
Ben Brewerton / Nick Elwes
Notes to Editors:
About Xceldiam
• Xceldiam's current activities are concentrated on primary source
projects; specifically an exploration programme for diamondiferous kimberlites
in the Luangue Concession. This concession, which is approximately 3,000 km(2),
is located within the diamond bearing kimberlite belt known as Lucapa Graben and
is the Company's most advanced exploration interest. In addition, a separate
but concurrent exploration programme, on the same concession, to identify
alluvial diamond deposits is underway. The valuable Catoca mine is situated
some 70 km north east of the Luangue Concession and the highly prospective Alto
Cuilo Concession, operated by Petra Diamonds Limited and BHP Billiton plc, lies
immediately south of the Luangue Concession.
• Previous exploration in the area by Condiama in the early 1970s
identified eight kimberlites, at least four of which are diamondiferous, which
were under evaluation at the time Angola's civil war commenced and curtailed
further activities.
• In May 2005, Xceldiam completed a low level 22,000 line kilometre
airborne magnetic, radiometric and topographic surveys over the Luangue
Concession, which identified over 70 kimberlitic type anomalies, adding to the
eight kimberlites originally identified in the early 1970s.
• Xceldiam has a management team with practical diamond mining industry
experience, the depth of which will allow growth potential in a variety of
projects over the long term. The team also has extensive logistical,
development and operating experience in Angola.
• The Company aims to entrench and progress the opportunities available
to it within the Luangue Concession to create significant value for all
shareholders whilst contributing to the communities within which it operates.
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Marinara Sauce of Alan Leonetti (2 Servings) (((The Best)))
Recipe by Alan Leonetti
This is the cut down version of my marinara sauce that I usually make and freeze for the year... If the sauce is too thick for you, add a little tomato juice or water or wine, but be careful not to thin it too much. I personally like a very thick sauce. ALL ITALIAN FOOD FROM SOUTHERN ITALY HAS OREGANO. The one person that disagreed with that in their review does NOT know what they're talking about.
Top Review by L. Duch
:-) Here I am. I have to be honest and say that I was a bit leary of the amounts of herbs this called for. It seemed like an aweful lot. I make my own spagetti sauce which makes 5 quarts after it all cooks down and I still don't use this much herbs. It's well balanced, too. I went ahead and bit the bullet and made it exactly to your specifications. Although this emptied my supply of dried herbs I was pleasantly pleased with the results. This turned out very good. I loved the texture and robustness of the sauce. We like our marinara/spagetti sauce thick, too. This made enough for the doubled recipe of your meatballs, plus some to freeze with the leftover meatballs. To add another layer of flavor, even though the consistancy is spot on, I would add some red wine and let it cook down. Red wine adds a nice flavor to marinara sauces. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (14 1/2 ounce) canshunts chunky crushed tomatoes
- 2 (6 ounce) cans hunts tomato paste
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can stewed tomatoes (Italian)
- 1⁄4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 6 chopped garlic cloves (cut in halves or thirds)
- 1 teaspoon garlic juice (from jar)
- 1 shallot (diced)
- 2 tablespoons dried oregano
- 4 tablespoons dried Italian seasoning
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 tablespoon Splenda granular (sugar substitute)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
Directions See How It's Made
- Empty Hunts chunky crushed tomatoes and Hunts tomato paste into the pot.
- Add the extra-virgin olive oil to the pot.
- Slice the cloves of garlic crosswise into either halves or thirds or pieces, and dump them into the pot.
- Dice the shallot, and dump that into the pot.
- Add the rest of the ingredients, and stir to mix well with a large long handled wooden spoon.
- Do not strain, as the pulp adds to make this a thick and wonderful sauce.
- Cover and cook on medium heat, stirring every 10 minutes for about an hour or until it bubbles and is completely heated throughout.
- Reduce heat to simmer, and continue to simmer, stirring every 10 or 15 minutes to keep from burning or sticking to the bottom of the pot for 1 or 2 hours.
- Remove from heat and give it one last stir.
- Serve over spaghetti, ravioli, pasta or use for chicken parmesan, veal parmesan, or anything that calls for a marinara sauce.
- NOTE: Use only Hunts Chunky Crushed Tomatoes and Hunts Tomato Paste.


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...The greatest powerlifter in the history of the sport. Incredible Ed is the powerlifting equivalent of Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali, Babe Ruth, Richard Petty or
Joe Montana. Coan is an all-time great, an immortal; easily the best ever at what he does. Coan has lifted more aggregate poundage in the three powerlifts then any man in history, regardless of bodyweight. In
December 1998, Coan squatted 1003, benched pressed 578 and deadlifted 887 for a 2463-pound total. He weighed 237-pounds. Coan is a giant killer and powerlifting is the land of the giants. Super heavyweight powerlifters
are the strongest identifiable group of men on the face of the earth: these athletes possess incredible size, thickness, girth, stature and strength - yet Ed Coan routinely out lifts these monsters and does so with
astonishing ease. For an accurate frame of reference, imagine if the great Sugar Ray Leonard, as a 155-pound boxer, knocked out 220-pound Mike Tyson to win the heavyweight boxing title. Let us further stretch credulity
and imagine that Sugar Ray would then whip the bejeezus out of every heavyweight contender that challenged him - for the next decade. Does that sound like an athletic version of a science fiction novel? A phantasmagoric
fairy tale? Some ridiculous, fantasy island flight of fancy? Hardly: Coan's degree of dominance in powerlifting is dead-on analogous to this outlandish boxing scenario. Ed Coan has gone where no powerlifter has gone
before and done it despite a tremendous bodyweight disadvantage.
To compound his greatness consider Coan's longevity: he captured his first national championship in 1983, his first world title in 1984 and has not been defeated in a powerlifting competition in
the intervening sixteen years! Ed dominates his sport as thoroughly as Joe Di Maggio or Jimmy Brown did in their respective realms of baseball and football. Coan captured world
titles in four different weight classes and his reign of domination is unprecedented in both altitude and length. It appears in all likelihood that Ed will be able to maintain his rule far into the
foreseeable future: after all, Coan is thirty-five and could conceivably lift another decade at or above his current stratospheric altitude. Powerlifters, like professional bodybuilders,
actually peak in their forties. It is a very real (and frightening for his competition) possibility that Coan can rule far into the next millennium. He seems to get stronger as he grows older and
assuming he can avoid injury, Coan can continue to rack up titles and records. Ed Coan began his world dominance first as a 181-pound lifter. He squatted and deadlifted 780-pounds and
bench-pressed 485-pounds. He got bigger in his early twenties and as a 198-pounds lifter Ed Coan squatted and pulled 863-pounds while bench-pressing slightly over 500-pounds. He soared into the
stratosphere as a 220-pound lifter, setting over seventy world records and becoming the lightest man to shatter the 2400 barrier.
His longevity is unprecedented and his international
dominance is to this day total and complete. The chasm between him and the rest of the field is so wide that he captures world titles with 200, 300, 400, even 500-pound margins of victory. This is a sport where a
fifty-pound win is considered a wipeout. How much better then the rest of the world is Ed Coan? When he shattered the 2400-pound barrier, the second best 220-pound powerlifting total was 2102. Coan,
mathematically, was 14.5% better then the next best powerlifter in the world. Imagine the hubbub that would occur if a sprinter reduced the existing world record in the
100-meter dash by 14.5%, chopping 1.43 seconds off the existing world record of 9.83, posting as incredible 8.40-second run. What if a high jumper increased the current world record of 7'11" by 14.5%
and leapt over nine feet? How about if a 72-foot, world-record holding shot-putter tossed the 16-pound pill 82+ feet at the world championship? A long jumper would have to leap 33-feet to
outdistance the rest of the world by 14.5%. Are you getting a feel for how good Ed Coan really is?
Last December Coan exceeded the all-time powerlifting total with an historic 2463-total. He became the all-time greatest
powerlifter in the history, blasting the total mark to smithereens. Any athlete that can exceed the legal lifts in legal fashion of hall-of-fame lifters like Bill 'Kaz' Kazmaier (330-pounds) or the
late, great, O.D. Wilson (420-pounds), deserve praise. Keep in mind that Kaz set his historic powerlifting total mark of 2425 way back in 1981. He broke 350-pound Don Rheinhout's 2420 mark,
which has stood since 1975! Kaz broke Don's record, which stood for eight years, and O.D. totaled 2425 in 1988 to break Kaz's record which itself had stood for seven years. Who finally exceeded
the legitimate lifts (below parallel squats, single-ply bench shirt, and fully locked-out deadlifts) of the powerlifting Gods? Why, it was incredible Ed Coan in 1998. Ed weighed 100-200 pounds less then the immortals and this is almost beyond comprehension. If Ed, upon completing his final deadlift with 887, had spread his arms and commenced flying around the auditorium, powerlifters could not
have been more shocked. Ed has been doing the impossible since the days when on Reagan was president, the Cold War still ran hot and Bill Gates was a just another geeky Harvard freshman. For those of you who train with weights seeking to
renovate your body (is their any other legitimate reason), Ed Coan can offer you a better way: a method designed to stimulate physical progress in anyone. Far from being a one-of-a-kind genetic freak,
Ed Coan parlayed above-average (though hardly outstanding) genetic gifts with iron-willed determination and huge reservoir of persistence and perseverance. Over time, his rudimentary,
primitive method of weight training became battle-tested and took on more subtlety, nuance and sophistication. After two decades, Coan's method is a work of art. Ed Coan uses the same basic
approach to training that he has for over twenty years. At the fundamental level, Coan's method can (and should) be used by anyone seeking size, strength, and raw power or lean muscle mass.
In other words, Coan's method should be used by anyone who trains with weights. Ed has codified and systematized his method of strength training and time and again it has stimulated physical
transformation in those who rigorously follow its tenants. This physiologic fact of life has been demonstrated over and over, by not only Ed Coan but by scores of like-minded champion powerlifters
and professional athletes that follow Ed's philosophy of training. Ed presents specific core principles and commandments that may be utilized by serious weight trainers of every size, degree of fitness, age and gender.
Is this some sort of convoluted sales pitch? Hardly, we are
simply alerting you to the fact the world's strongest man has a method th his madness - and any self-respecting weight trainer intent on improvement will understand the implication: Coan shares
twenty years of hard-core training knowledge and that's good new.
Why it's enough to bring a tear of joy to the eye of any
serious eight trainer, particularly those that are plateaued, stuck in a rut, or otherwise unable unable to spark progress. Ed has designed and battle-tested a holistic method of training that allows
the athlete to make maximum gains in muscle size, raw power and strength, with a minimal time investment. Coan's system has the weight trainer, regardless of age, sex or condition. Hit a muscle
once a week - hard - then feed and rest that muscle for a full week. Total weekly time investment is minimal. The secret is intensity. Coan uses a subtle balance and blending of exercises, sets, reps
and tempo. He has specific ideas on sequencing and periodization. Ed approaches exercise technique with a reverence that borders on reverence. Coan views the technical execution of a powerlift with
the solemnity of a Shaolin Priest teaching a martial arts kata. Coan is a high priest of technique, a Jedi Master, and this reverence for technique is a cornerstone of his holistic philosophy. Ironically, Ed
"build in" change and variety into his rigid framework, alternating routines, reps, exercises and volume. He routinely programs periods of 'active' rest to allow his body to heal and grow.
Periodization is the strict skeletal structure around which Coan custom molds his training. He can show you how to do the same. If you are serious about renovating your physique through weight
training, read the words and methods of the greatest powerlifter in history.
Marty Gallagher
March, 1999
* Calculator based on a peaking program designed by Ed Coan. Java Script.Thanks to Vaughn Numrych
* Calculator based on a benching program designed by Ed Coan. Java Script.Thanks to Vaughn Numrych?


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The "sommer" Smoothie
Recipe by blancpage
I call this The "Sommer" Smoothie for two reasons. The first is because that is how my name is spelled, even though it's pronounced like the season and the second is because it is my own creation. It is definitely Summertime, too! :) I made up this smoothie myself using ingredients I had on hand and a couple that were leftovers from dinner that night, but weren't enough to save and I didn't want to waste yummy fruit. This smoothie is not only dairy-free, but has fruit and chocolate in it. I completely eye-balled the ingredients, but I have approximated them to the best of my ability here. I had this for dessert, but it makes a great snack, brunch, or breakfast drink. This ended up making about 20oz or so, and I had enough for a yummy dessert that night and froze the leftovers. I thawed the smoothie for a few hours in the fridge the next morning and then on the counter for another hour or so and had a tasty mid-morning snack. The ingredients can be varied in amounts and type to suit your needs and tastes. My bf liked it, but he's not a soy milk fan. I don't have much of a choice, lol, as I have to be careful about dairy. I just love this drink. I've actually made many combinations just from learning what flavors work together and experimenting.
Top Review by ladypit
Yum. I found this recipe looking for ways to use up the soymilk in my fridge before it goes bad. Then, the fact that it started with the correct letter for "Healthy ABC" was awesome so I tagged it. And I'm so glad I did! I had a half a frozen banana in the freezer so I halved the recipe and used it. I also used all mixed berries, and added a shake of fiber. The chocolate taste is subtle here, but adds a nice level of flavor. I couldn't taste the pineapple exactly, but think it too added something nice. I suspect I'll be enjoying this repeatedly this summer. Thanks!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 354.88 ml unsweetened soymilk (my favorite is Silk brand)
- 1 large banana
- 177.44-236.59 ml frozen unsweetened strawberries
- 177.44-236.59 ml frozen raspberries (use a mix of berries ususually called a berry blend which contains the raspberries, blueberries, and) or 177.44-236.59 ml frozen blueberries (use a mix of berries) or 177.44-236.59 ml frozen blackberrie (use a mix of berries)
- 36.97 ml Hersheys Chocolate Syrup (Hershey's brand is dairy-free)
- 1.23 ml vanilla extract
- 59.14 ml pineapple chunk, reserve juice
- 59.14 ml reserved pineapple juice
Directions See How It's Made
- Place all ingredients into a blender.
- Blend until ingredients are a smoothie consistency. Pour into a large glass and sip through a straw or enjoy without a straw, whichever you prefer.
- Note: I also added to this smoothie one scoop of Citrucel Clear Mix fiber supplement. This is totally optional of course. If you want, you might even try adding in your favorite powdered nutritional supplement instead, like protein powder, for example, but I don't know how anything else would affect the taste of the smoothie. I know the Citrucel Clear Mix doesn't affect the taste at all and blends in well.
- (I'm also going to try mango today.).


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FREE Job Readiness Training FOR THE COMMUNITY
Topics at each session include Interviewing Skills, Résumé Building, Job Search Strategies and tips on how to Dress for Success.
Our free workshops for the community last two hours and begin promptly at 3:00 p.m.
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To reserve your seat, call 212-851-1551 or email us at email@example.com today.
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We're here to help. When you visit the Center, you will be greeted by our friendly staff, who will orient you to all the Center's resources. We have sought to create a pleasant environment in which to learn about job opportunities at the University, as well as the training programs and job search counseling services offered directly through the Center.
The Center is more than an access point to apply for open positions at the University—when you visit, you can also obtain job search assistance and participate in training programs.
Center staff help facilitate the hiring process, but schools and departments remain responsible for hiring decisions and informing candidates of direct employment offers.
Staff at the Center are available for personal one-on-one meetings to assist with a job search. In these meetings, we cover the following areas:
- Plan and discuss the job search strategy, and identify positions that best match experience or career interests
- Review the résumé and cover letter, and provide feedback on potential areas for improvement
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To book a meeting with one of our staff, please contact us at 212-851-1551.
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Our dedicated team of expert and caring professionals provides a variety of useful employment services and training programs that assist visitors in obtaining meaningful work at Columbia University or elsewhere in the community.
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We invite you to visit the Employment Information Center to learn more about the opportunities available at Columbia University.
The Center is open, and is conveniently located at 3180 Broadway, just south of 125th Street. Walk-ins are welcome, or you may make an appointment.
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For information about openings at Columbia University, please visit our online employment application systems. Both sites are available 24 hours each day, enabling you to browse and apply for positions.
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Sony Ericsson Naite J105 - Sony Ericsson Naite J105
- Page 1Sony Ericsson Naite J105
- Page 2 Sony Ericsson Naite J105
- Page 3 Feature Table
- Page 4 Sample Photos
Other hardware gripes include the use of Sony's proprietary headset/charging/USB connection, which precludes the use of your own headphones. The included headset is the usual poor quality wired affair with two earbuds and a microphone. It's fine for taking calls but the lack of noise isolation and poor bass response make them inadequate for music listening. You can of course get headphone adapters but one isn't included in the box.
For loading multimedia onto the Naite, there's a microSD card under the battery cover. You don't get a card in the box but up 8GB cards are supported. Photos taken with the handset's fixed focus 2.0-megapixel camera are stored on the memory card, but the results are about as poor as you'd expect. They're limited in detail, suffer from a lot of sensor noise, and the lack of autofocus means close-up objects in particular are difficult to capture. The camera is at least reasonably quick in operation so you'll be ready to capture that fleeting moment while other more capable yet slower cameras are still starting up. Video is also available but with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels and a framerate of 15fps it's next to useless. On the back is a fairly lousy speaker and a lanyard loop in the bottom left hand corner.
Given the phone's less than impressive hardware, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the Naite's software might also leave a lot to be desired. However, this is not the case. While it's no thoroughbred smartphone with its lack of Wi-Fi, GPS and proper app store support, the web browser is surprisingly nippy and is quite capable of showing full web pages and scrolling round them quickly. Furthermore, push email is supported, 3G is onboard (it can be turned off to save battery), and the messaging interface shows Facebook messages, SMS, IM, and emails, making it easy to keep track of all your messages at a glance.
As well as the very nice Facebook app, you can also download additional apps through the PlayNow portal though we found the selection to be very limited with basics like a Twitter app missing. Pre-installed apps include a Timer, Stopwatch, Calculator, a password manager, and a file manager, as well as four half decent games; Sudoku, Brick Breaker (a breakout game), Kasparov Chess, and Quadrapop (a ball stack/Tetris clone).
When making and receiving calls, we found the Naite to be perfectly adequate with clear audio from the microphone and earpiece, though the speaker struggles during conference calling. Signal reception, which can be iffy in our area, also seemed to be fine. As for battery life, considering this phone's lowly screen and 1000mAh battery it was no surprise that it lasted a long time. It was still going after four days of regular use and we think it could easily last a week or more with occasional use.
The Naite J105 proclaims to be an environmentally friendly phone and we can appreciate the efforts Sony Ericsson has made by using recycled plastic and water-based paints. However, there's no getting round the fact that a second-hand phone will probably be of greater benefit to the environment. Nonetheless, if you're looking for a low-cost basic candybar phone, this is entirely capable, if unexceptional.
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For those questioning why Elk River Community Theatre's last production of "Clue: The Musical," bombed at the box office, I would offer the relatively high cost of ticket prices as a possible clue for the low attendance of your last production.
Please compare ticket prices of $14 and $12 per person to recent area school and community productions.
My wife and I did attend "Clue: The Musical" on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. We were able to do so because of the half-price tickets ($6 versus $12 per person senior discount cost) offered by Kevin Hunter (aka Colonel Mustard).
We received his email offer and were blessed by Mr. Hunter's kindness. We have attended previous plays/musicals of ERCT. I would note especially, "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" of 2007.
We have had to make serious choices in the down economy during the last few years. Just for the record, I taught economics on the high school and college level for 32 years. We were once again very pleased with the quality and entertainment value of $6 per person senior price.
Is there a discount for children and students? I do question how families can afford the present ticket price structure. Your mission statement (website www.erct.org) says, "…to promote the production and appreciation of live theatre, for all ages, in the Elk River area." You realize that young people could become future patrons by experiencing the joy of live performance. I personally enjoyed the laughter and involvement of children and young people both in attendance as well as performers and workers.
I will inform you that we did tell a number of people at church during the week about the great time we had attending "Clue: The Musical" and the great value noting Mr. Hunter's website. — Richard George, Elk River


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text: SMTC ( SMTX) swung to a fourth-quarter profit. For the quarter ended Dec. 31, the Toronto-based electronic manufacturing services provider made $1.4 million, or a dime a share, reversing the year-ago loss of $3.2 million, or 22 cents a share. Revenue rose to $58 million from $48 million a year earlier. The latest quarter includes an income tax recovery of $600,000, or 4 cents per share, while the year-ago quarter included charges of $1.1 million, or 8 cents per share. "Following a lengthy period of declining revenue and operating losses, SMTC reversed this trend in 2005 showing significant improvement across all metrics," said finance chief Jane Todd. "Our annual performance in 2005 reflects somewhat lower results than 2004, the result of higher but declining revenue in the first two quarters of 2004." "We anticipate that 2006 will be a year of growth in both revenue and earnings," said CEO John Caldwell. "However, given the unpredictability of customer order patterns that can affect quarterly results, we intend to provide annual directional guidance only that will be updated on a quarterly basis."


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Grammy Awards Launch iPhone App
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The app was developed by Diversion Media, and lets users play Guess the Grammy and challenge friends on various Grammy trivia. It also breaks down all the categories for 2010 and lets users browse the nominees, along with the obligatory links to buy albums from the iTunes Store.
The iPhone app is available now in Apple's App Store for free download; it requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later. (via FierceMobileContent)


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Report says Apple iPad 2 sales missed company's expectation for Q3
A chart that accompanied the story shows that the entire tablet market has been experiencing a slowdown in sequential growth. From a 60.9% gain in tablets shipped from Q1 to Q2 this year, the estimated 18.7 million in total tablet sales world wide in the third quarter represents a 27.5% improvement in shipments from the previous three month period. To show how the Apple iPad 2 dominates this market, removing sales of Apple's tablet results in only a 10.1% gain in estimated sequential sales for the third quarter.
The tablet market might get a shot in the arm during the fourth quarter when the budget priced Amazon Kindle Fire gets launched. Set to be released on November 15th for $199.99, the Kindlle Fire makes extensive use of Amazon sold apps. content and cloud services.
source: DigiTimes
19 Comments
1. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4888; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
The non iPad tablets are gaining steam. The Kindle Fire & the Android ICS quad-core tablets will make a huge push in 2012. Let's not forget Windows 8 tablets in 2012 as well.
17. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
Don't forget the android device fire sales: Acer cut their prices, Vizio cut their prices, Motorola cut their prices, HTC cut their prices, etc.
It's not hard to sell android tablets when they are being sold at or under costs. Last time I checked, the Vizio 8" tablet was going for $234 at Costco.
2. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
I can see that other tablets will gain more market share by 2012 but iPad 3 will still dominate. I'll buy the iPad 3 once it's released. =)
4. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
the reason why is because tablets nowadays are mostly used as toys. iPad has the most games and apps that are optimized for it. and more people likes the iOS ecosystem better.
i prefer the Android for my phone though i'd like to have the iPad 3 for my games and stuff..
9. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
Interesting take. I actually see it the other way around. As far as phones go, I'm relatively indifferent to OS choice. On tablets, though, I prefer Android by far simply because of it's much greater potential, i.e. full USB support and productivity (especially with the ASUS Transformer with its 2 USB ports + keyboard). I agree with you though that tablets are much more toys than productivity devices, which will probably change once Windows 8 comes on the scene.
10. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
i agree. Windows 8 tablets have a very bright future. But as I've said, iPad 3 will still dominate 2012.
15. SuperEd (Posts: 132; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Agree that iOS will dominate for a couple years, but once W8 is unleashed, say bye bye to the iOS as it will turn to Apple Sauce!
12. Pdubb (Posts: 248; Member since: 08 Aug 2011)
Sight, unseen you're gonna get the iPad3 not knowing anything about it? What if it's just a small upgrade of the iPad2 will you still get it? Just curious!
13. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
don't care about how much update it gets from the previous version because it's gonna be my first iPad.. never had previous versions..
3. ryq24 (Posts: 772; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
ipad is too expensive just like iphone, so it is natural that it will start to lose market share as more brand enter the tablet market at cheaper price.
5. ivanko34 (Posts: 617; Member since: 04 Sep 2011)
you are right
that's why apple wants to shut down competition
18. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
It's more like the competition is shutting itself down. The android OEMs are learning the hard way it's tough to compete against Apple in the 10" tablet marktet. Put it this way, if Apple could sell a reburished iPad for $299, it's just too hard to compete.
The parts and labor for a 10" device is about $260 to $300, and once you add 25% for the gross margin mark-up, and say a 15% brick and mortar retailer mark-up, that android device is no longer price competitive.
6. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
I'm thinking the iPad can do to the tablet market what the iPod did to the music player.
As I've said there is no tablet market, only an iPad market.
8. arcq12 (Posts: 733; Member since: 13 Oct 2011)
course there is, doesnt mean that the iPad leads the Tablet Market, you will start calling it iPad market.
what about the smartphone market? Android leads right? should we call it Android Market? =p
7. Kease (Posts: 36; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
ipad3= flash (sans Jobs?)
11. Immolate (Posts: 310; Member since: 17 Jun 2011)
The first crack in the iPad's armor. I expect the drama to be analogous to the smartphone market, for much the same reasons. People crave the new, the different, the unique. They like to buck the trend and go their own way. The plethora of Android tablets out there mean that, whatever weakness iPad has, Android will exploit. This constant drumbeat of alternatives, engineered to compare favorably to the iPad in one or more ways, will continue to chip away at Apple's behemoth until the dam breaks and Apple becomes a niche player. Of course it will be a significant and lucrative niche, so Appleseeds have nothing to complain about.
14. Stuntman (Posts: 839; Member since: 01 Aug 2011)
If 13 million failed to meet expectations, what exactly are the expectations? At least provide some complete information. For all I know, the expectations could have been 26 million units in which case Apple only sold half of what was expected.
16. SuperEd (Posts: 132; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Apple Sauce.
19. roscuthiii (Posts: 2241; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
It's also being reported that Apple missed the expectations of Wall St on revenue as a whole.


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In New Again, we highlight a piece from Interview's past that resonates with the present.
This week, Reuters reported that The Rolling Stones will release a 352-page photo book, appropriately titled Rolling Stones: 50, to celebrate the band's anniversary. The July 12 release date is exactly 50 years after the Rolling Stones first took the stage at London's Marquee Club. The book will featured over 700 photographs and ephemera from the group's legendary career.
Interview has its own archives of Rolling Stones-related material, most notably a December 1977 interview with members Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Interview founder Andy Warhol, Interview European Editor Catherine Guinness, and Venezuelan artist Victor Huge. Three rock stars, a pop art visionary, a member of the Euro-literati and a South American artist thrown in for good measure—just the kind of Studio 54 hangover we're nostalgic for.
Throughout the deeply engaging conversation, Jagger modestly reveals to Warhol that the fancy footsteps that inspired "Moves like Jagger" were honed on the Studio 54 dance floor. The crew talk dining and ditching, competitive orgies, Bianca Jagger's skin regimen, and Jagger asks Warhol perhaps the most blush-worthy question the seen-it-all visionary has heard.
A Stones Tea
Thursday, September 29, 1977, 3 P.M., The Factory Board Room overlooking unique Union Square. Three Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ron Wood, arrive for tea (Moët et Chandon) accompanied by Earl McGrath, President of Rolling Stones Records, which recently released Love You Live. Andy Warhol is assisting during this interview by Interview's European Editor, Catherine Guinness, and towards the end, Victor Huge, the Venezuelan artiste.
MICK JAGGER: Hiiiii!
KEITH RICHARDS: Hiii!
RON WOOD: Hii!
JAGGER: Do you know Catherine?
CATHERINE GUINNESS: No.
JAGGER: Catherine: Keith, Ron.
RICHARDS: Hi.
WOOD: Hi.
JAGGER: Are we going to get bored?
RICHARDS: Yeah.
JAGGER: Keith...
RICHARDS: [reading thoughtfully Daily Express] "Kids ruin Elton's new restaurant."
WOOD: Yeah, Rolling Stones wreck restaurant.
JAGGER: They all went for a meal.
ANDY WARHOL: Did you? When was that?
RICHARDS: Stuck chewing gum all over the—
JAGGER: Did you? You naughty boy. Is it a chi-chi restaurant?
WOOD: But anyway, it wasn't that good. The food wasn't any good.
RICHARDS: The food was useless.
WOOD: So we left what we thought it was worth.
JAGGER: No, you told me that. They said 80 quid and—
RICHARDS: We left 30 and it wasn't enough.
JAGGER: How many people?
RICHARDS: Three?
JAGGER: That's a bit cheap. You can't get a meal for a fiver, even a bad one.
EARL MCGRATH: Where?
WOOD: In Covent Garden.
JAGGER: It's called Friends. We're gonna advertise it.
WARHOL: Where do you eat in New York?
WOOD: I like that Barbetta place.
JAGGER: Ronnie likes Barbetta 'cause it's so romantic.
WARHOL: On West 48th Street?
JAGGER: Yeah, yeah.
WARHOL: Did you go to Studio 54 last night?
JAGGER: Yeah. I think one visit every two weeks is not overdoing it. I went with Ken Norton.
WARHOL: You went with Ken Norton?
JAGGER: That was my date.
WARHOL: God.
JAGGER: We danced and everything.
WARHOL: You danced with Ken Norton? You'll probably be page one of the Post today.
MCGRATH: Page six.
JAGGER: No, no, nobody saw. We danced at the back together, blending into the wallpaper.
GUINNESS: Have you been there, Keith?
RICHARDS: No, no.
WARHOL: Do you like discos?
RICHARDS: Occasionally.
GUINNESS: Do you remember your first meeting with Andy?
JAGGER: With Andy? Wasn't it at Jane Holzer's?
WARHOL: Baby Jane Holzer's.
JAGGER: At a party. Do you remember, Keith? You were there.
WARHOL: It was the first time you were in New York.
RICHARDS: I don't know who she is.
JAGGER: And it was our first party when we came to New York. Now he's going to remember.
GUINNESS: Was it a good party?
JAGGER: Well, everyone seems to remember it, even Keith does now. Everyone was there. Everyone was there.
RICHARDS: I thought that was well worth remembering.
JAGGER: But Andy and I never spoke to each other again for about seven years.
GUINNESS: Why?
JAGGER: I don't know. But then he did... for some reason. We had to work together, let's see, from 1963 to 1969.
WARHOL: When I had to photograph your zipper for the cover of Sticky Fingers.
JAGGER: Yeah, that's when we had to talk to each other... again.
RICHARDS: I met Murray the K on this ridiculous—
JAGGER: Oh, the weirdest thing was when Murray the K was really down on his luck and he'd just started up this new radio thing. I was just gonna go on stage and he had this Uher tape recorder and he says, "Mick, I'm back in the business and I've got this syndicated show and I just want you to say a few words just for old times, you remember Murray the K, ha, ha." And just then the strap breaks on his Uher and it goes smashing to the ground and I said, "Well, that's the last word."
RICHARDS: Poor Old Murray.
MCGRATH: Do you know that Ahmet used to call him up and say, "Could I speak to Murray the K. It's Ahmet The E."
JAGGER: It's like Anouk Aimée tripping over the curb in the last month's Interview.
WARHOL: She said she always trips.
JAGGER: "I always do things like that." What a silly girl then. Is it camp enough, this interview? I always want to get into the feel of it, you know. A bit.
GUINNESS: Do you think you're being too serious?
JAGGER: No, we're just too butch.
GUINNESS: It's a bit butch, it's true.
WARHOL: Is it true that original melodies are running out?
JAGGER: I don't believe in original melodies. There are only so many computations of eight notes.
GUINNESS: Which is rather a lot. I think it's eight to the power...
JAGGER: Eight to the power of eight.
WARHOL: Where do you think the new music is coming from?
JAGGER: You gotta ask Keith. He's a musician.
WARHOL: Do you think punk rock is new?
JAGGER: Come on punk rock questions, come on get your answers.
RICHARDSS: It ain't.
WOOD: It's a good breather, isn't it?
JAGGER: Yeah. I'll breathe out for that one.
RICHARDS: Punk rock?
JAGGER: Some's rubbish and some's great. I think in England it's much more of a real thing that it is here. I think here, it's kind of like an affectation. In London you got all these kinds that are really out of work, you know, they got nothing else to do but play in rock groups. Rather similar to us.
RICHARDS: It's always been the same.
(Candy Darling)
(Callard and Bowsers candy)
(Guinness girls)
(Debbie Reynolds)
JAGGER: Debbie Reynolds! What party, honey?
GUINNESS: Your birthday party.
JAGGER: Was she?
GUINNESS: Yes.
JAGGER: Oh. Well she didn't affect me.
WARHOL: Are you going away, Keith?
RICHARDS: Am I going away? We all are, yes.
JAGGER: We're all going to Paris, France.
RICHARDS: We're going to make a record.
WOOD: The trouble is none of us has told each other when.
JAGGER: Look, we're gonna meet there on Wednesday.
GUINNESS: To record. Why record in Paris?
JAGGER: We haven't recorded there yet.
RICHARDS: We go where it's available.
JAGGER: Nobody will have us.
WARHOL: Does it make a difference where you record?
JAGGER: These days most studios are the same, to be honest so—
RICHARDS: They're like Holiday Inns.
JAGGER: We get the studio cheap, so that's on reason. Also, Paris is a nice town so we hope to have a nice time.
("Love You Live" album jacket)
JAGGER: No matter what Johnny Rotten and Sid Vicious do, they can't be more disgusting that The Rolling Stones are in an orgy of biting.
GUINNESS: What do you think of the Sex Pistols?
RICHARDS: They look great. That's all that matters.
GUINNESS: Have the Sex Pistols tried to beat you up?
JAGGER: Oh no. They've stopped short at violence. I think even Sid Vicious is basically a nice guy, but Johnny Rotten keeps talking bad about me. He'll get his rotten teeth kicked in one day.
RICHARDS: They're fucking just asking for it if they always insist on catching public transport on the way home for their gigs.
JAGGER: They still live with their mums you know. Johnny Rotten says, "I still live with my mum, in a block of flats."
RICHARDS: He moved to the slums, right?
JAGGER: He's not revealing it though.
RICHARDS: I think his mum kicked him out.
(Mama Rotten jokes)
GUINNESS: So how's Margaret Thatcher doing these days?
JAGGER: Far better than Margaret Trudeau.
GUINNESS: That's right. The Daily Mail, which is rather left wing, as you would agree, Mick, had a big thing praising her.
JAGGER: It might be left wing to your father, but it's certainly not left wing to me. How's your father these days? He got kicked out of The Monday Club didn't he?
GUINNESS: No, he resigned, he was...
JAGGER: He was kicked out, come on, give up, resigned!
RICHARDS: Given the boot... come on.
WARHOL: How many hotels have you been kicked out of?
JAGGER: Oh, not many, about three hundred.
WARHOL: What was your biggest bill for damages?
MCGRATH: $8,000 at The Bristol in Vienna.
JAGGER: And we didn't pay, I hope.
WARHOL: Why? Because you gave them so much publicity?
JAGGER: It was Ahmet's fault.
WARHOL: Ahmet did it all?
JAGGER: No, you see, he said I'd quieted down somewhat...
MCGRATH: So they waited until the last night of the tour and they tore my room apart.
JAGGER: HA HA HA HA HA. It was rather nicely done, in sort of imitation Empire style with those little cabinets with little paintings and shit—"No, not the chandelier!"
WARHOL: It must be really exciting.
(The Cosmos)
WARHOL: How's Jade?
JAGGER: She's very well, she's just started school in England. She says it's a very nice school, but there aren't enough boys.
GUINNESS: Where's she living?
JAGGER: She lives in London. She's not a tax exile.
GUINNESS: When you walk around New York, do you get recognized all the time?
RICHARDS: I don't know if they recognize me or not. I'm not really conscious of it. If somebody stops me, then I suddenly realize that people are looking at me, but other times they may be doing it and I don't even know because I'm engrossed in something else.
WARHOL: If you want to be seen you can put your chin up more and if you want to disappear—you can wear a wig.
RICHARDS: Exactly. Like walking through the Plaza lobby when the Zeppelin are staying there—you're automatically under scrutiny, everyone is looking for a rock star.
JAGGER: If you walk through any hotel lobby where some other group is staying, you're asking for it.
WOOD: It's full of short men in raincoats making statements for their group's managers.
WARHOL: Do managers all have the same look?
JAGGER: They all look like Brian Ferry.
WARHOL: Do you sign autographs if people ask you?
RICHARDS: Oh yeah. It's such a small thing and it's obviously important to them in some way.
WARHOL: Do you play your guitars every day, Keith?
RICHARDS: Just about.
WOOD: We build up towards playing every day, but it takes a few days to generate it—it just happens.
GUINNESS: And to get into the same city must take a few weeks.
RICHARDS: No it takes longer than that.
WOOD: Yeah it does.
WARHOL: Are you writing now?
RICHARDS: All the time.
GUINNESS: How was New Jersey?
RICHARDS: You may mean Westchester. That's where I've been all summer. It's really suburbia.
WOOD: Country air.
GUINNESS: What do you do out there?
WOOD: Play with Marlon.
WARHOL: Who?
WOOD: Keith's eldest child.
WARHOL: How many children do you have?
RICHARDS: Two.
WARHOL: How old are they?
RICHARDS: Two and five.
WARHOL: Where do they live?
RICHARDS: With me usually, except at the moment my daughter is with my mother in England.
WOOD: That's Dandy.
WARHOL: Dandy?
RICHARDS: She's called Dandy.
WARHOL: What a beautiful name.
GUINNESS: Your mother?
RICHARDS: No, my daughter.
(Sex Education)
JAGGER: I don't think there's anything wrong with having sex, you know.
GUINNESS: At what age?
JAGGER: Any age.
WARHOL: I think that five is too young.
JAGGER: To have sex? Rubbish. This is really sort of taboo in society—people never thought that children had any sexual ideas at all; in fact, children are highly sexual. They don't have to fuck each other but they obviously have sexual ideas. Everybody who has a child knows that. Freud was the first person that dared to say that children had sexual ideas and they almost stoned him into the ground for that. It was absolutely taboo.
GUINNESS: He said that they had ideas that he interpreted as being sexual ideas.
JAGGER: I can't remember the exact text, Catherine.
GUINNESS: It's true though.
JAGGER: The whole thing that came out was that he said children had sexual ideas; and everyone else, until then, had just brushed it under the carpet and ignored the whole fucking thing. I mean, little boys have erections; and everyone knows that—who has children, or boys.
GUINNESS: How old were you?
JAGGER: I can't remember. Who can remember their first wet dream? Can you remember yours, Andy? How old were you?
WARHOL: I must have been...
JAGGER: Andy was a late bloomer.
GUINNESS: But I mean, five or six?
RICHARDS: Yup!
GUINNESS: I think eleven.
JAGGER: Children have erections before that.
RICHARDS: My little boy has hard-ons all the time. When they wet their little nappies they have it.
VICTOR HUGE: I was born with an erection.
JAGGER: You would be, wouldn't you.
WARHOL: Some people die with one.
JAGGER: You don't like the idea because you're such a prim English Miss, Catherine.
GUINNESS: That's why, I know.
HUGE: In England there is a very sort of sexual idea for children.
JAGGER: Sorry?
HUGE: What you were saying about sexual ideas for children—it's true.
JAGGER: I mean, all the games that kids play at various ages—you've got all sorts of sexual orientations about taking girls' clothes off and looking at each other.
GUINNESS: Ah, that's what you think.
JAGGER: What do you mean, Catherine? What other interpretations can you possibly put on it—if you want to see a girl's navel?
WARHOL: What was that book they did with all the photographs of naked kids?
JAGGER: It was called, it was called...
MCGRATH: Show Me.
JAGGER: It really was a piece of shit. I hated it. That was just for adults to turn on.
WARHOL: Have you ever been to porn movies?
JAGGER: I've been to some, but I don't really like them very much. They don't turn me on very much. I like to go to films.
GUINNESS: Have you seen Pasolini's Salo?
JAGGER: No, I haven't actually, but a friend of mine told me all about it.
RICHARDS: That's what everybody says. Nobody has seen Pasolini.
GUINNESS: I have.
JAGGER: What's it about, Catherine?
GUINNESS: It's about four ugly men doing all the most perverted things they could possibly think of to about twelve beautiful teenagers.
RICHARDS: Girls and boys?
GUINNESS: Girls and boys.
JAGGER: That film caused a lot of stir in London. The police seized it.
RICHARDS: They had The Texas Chainsaw Massacre playing down the street.
JAGGER: But you see what Keith means is that it is so violent and it's playing.
WARHOL: Censors are the same thing all over—they have such a contradictory way of judging things.
JAGGER: It's full of shit.
WARHOL: You have to see Desperate Living, the new John Waters film.
JAGGER: Is it good?
WARHOL: They eat somebody in that one.
JAGGER: They eat someone?
WARHOL: Dressed up as a turkey.
JAGGER: You want to see that one, Catherine? I'll take you on a date to see that one.
GUINNESS: All right.
Richards and Wood wander off
GUINNESS: The others, unlike you, have rolled away.
JAGGER: They sort of wander in and out, it's a very casual scene.
HUGE: Please excuse me. Who does their hair?
JAGGER: Keith and Ronnie? They do it themselves. They're always cutting it off in my bathroom and making a mess.
WARHOL: They do their own hair? But hairdressers are really important now. Why don't you have one traveling with your group?
JAGGER: What a camp suggestion, Andy! I wish Anouk Aimée was here to fall over the curb with me.
(Public restrooms)
WARHOL: We were in front of Fort Lauderdale and this guy told me the bathroom was clear, so I went in...
JAGGER: The bathroom was what?
WARHOL: Clear. So I went in and—
JAGGER: This is a clear bathroom.
WARHOL: So I went in and four other people came in after me and it was so embarrassing because one guy said to another "You're peeing next to...," And that guy turned to me and said, "Are you who I think you are?"
JAGGER: Oh my God, that's my unfavorite line of all.
WARHOL: But do people follow you into bathrooms just so they can say they peed next to you.
JAGGER: I don't know. I never asked them what they're doing there. I just address them civilly and tell them what the bathrooms are for. I mean, they're not for hanging around and making social comments as far as I'm concerned.
GUINNESS: Would you say that the bathroom's usually fuller when you leave than when you arrive?
JAGGER: It all depends on whether I piss on them or not.
HUGE: Listen, when I went to your opening...
JAGGER: What opening is that?
HUGE: The record opening at Trax.
JAGGER: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
HUGE: In the movies they showed of your tours, you look very much like Bianca.
JAGGER: No, she looks like me, man.
HUGE: No, all your gestures are like hers.
JAGGER: Did you know her before you knew me?
HUGE: Yes, I've known her for years.
JAGGER: Well I existed before her. I came first.
WARHOL: They're both from South America.
JAGGER: She's from Central America. She's not from South America.
HUGE: It's the same thing. Close.
JAGGER: It may be worse for Victor. I've been to both places.
HUGE: You look very much like her. Every year you look more like her.
JAGGER: Maybe next year's gonna be different.
HUGE: Are you divorcing her? Are you divorcing Bianca?
JAGGER: No! Not as far as I know.
HUGE: Do you get off with her?
JAGGER: Do I get off with her?
HUGE: On her?
JAGGER: That's rude!
HUGE: No, because in the movies you look beautiful like her.
JAGGER: Well, I'm glad I'm as beautiful as my beautiful fucking wife.
WARHOL: She's beautiful.
JAGGER: She's very cute. And she's very beautiful.
WARHOL: She's photogenic.
JAGGER: She's photogenic.
WARHOL: She's a good dancer.
JAGGER: She's a good dancer. What else can I say?
WARHOL: She has really soft skin.
JAGGER: She has really soft and beautiful skin.
HUGE: What soap does she use?
JAGGER: She never uses any soap.
WARHOL: She takes a bath after she does her make-up.
JAGGER: Then she takes a bath. And she's very quick.
WARHOL: It's a great system. She gets all made-up then she hops in her hot bath. Do you put your make-up on before your bath?
JAGGER: Are you kidding? I haven't had a bath and I can't bother to take my make-up off.
HUGE: Why do you look clean?
JAGGER: You don't have to bathe every day to look clean. It's just an illusion.
WARHOL: Illusion? How do you do that?
JAGGER: It's very easy.
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I remember this one time me and the devil were walking along, enjoying the day, and he told me he'd give me one wish (He also mentioned something about 'soul forfeiting' and a bunch of other stuff but he was kinda rambling so I'm like "hey devil – just get to the goddamn point already"). So he asks me what my wish is and so I asked for world peace. And he's like "you sure you wouldn't rather have No Doubt get back together?" I wasn't sure, but then he promised to throw in a slushy. Anyway, it appears that my wish will eventually be granted, because it says here that Gwen Stefani plans to make another album with her band No Doubt once she gets more time on her hands.
That's the plan. I really didn't know that it would take so long to make Love Angel Music Baby. Then we ended up putting a greatest hits record out and that took up time. We went on tour. It was amazing. I never intended for this record to take so long, but I want to ride this wave while it's out there."
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A piece of wall art at a Swedish school by graffiti artist Carolina Falkholt has stirred controversy.
Last week, local authorities announced they wanted to paint over this mural in a school in Sweden, deeming it inappropriate for its teenage students. But after a backlash, municipal officials have backed off while they engage in a debate over its future.
Gothenburg-based Carolina Falkholt was commissioned to create the mural at Tessin school in Nyköping. Vaginas feature in several of her past artworks, including an ornate depiction with ovaries painted on the streets of Gothenburg.
In response to the authority's proposals, head teacher Harke Steenbergen said he would like to keep Falkholt's work, telling the Göteborgs-Posten newspaper: "I see many educational advantages to having her art in the school."
There was also criticism of the council's decision on social media, with one Facebook user questioning the sanity of those who found the mural offensive.
Town officials are divided, with one member of the culture and leisure committee saying: "Should we censor this just because it depicts female genitalia?" Conny Jakobsson told the Göteborgs-Posten: "Maybe the students think this is a really cool thing, that they have a school that dares."
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On a five-game winning streak, the Cowgirl soccer team looks to continue the momentum as they travel to Northern Colorado Thursday evening and return to Laramie Sunday to host Washington State.
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"It's a good rivalry we have with Northern Colorado and it's going to be a tough game on the road," said Wyoming coach Pete Cuadrado. "Washington State is a very tough team that finished fourth in the Pac-12 last season and returns a great team this year."
Northern Colorado is 2-2-1 on the year as the Bears average 11.2 shots per game and have scored six goals through the first five games. After defeating Air Force in an exhibition, UNC lost two games before defeating Utah State and Nebraska-Omaha last weekend.
Junior Brittany Dunn leads the Bears with two goals and one assist for five points on the year and has 11 total shots, including eight on goal. Chandler Guetz is second with eight shots, while Morgan Rynearson has six shots. Rynearson had the game-winning goal against Utah State last Friday, while Rebecca Lancia had a game-winning goal against Nebraska-Omaha on Sunday.
The Cowgirls defeated the Bears in Laramie last season by a 2-1 score that went into two overtimes.
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After opening the season with shutout wins over Gonzaga (3-0) and Boise State (6-0), WSU competed last weekend at the USC Futbol Classic where they defeated San Diego, 2-1, before falling to No. 4 Duke by a 4-0 score.
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Cedar Park, Texas • A Texas woman allegedly stole a bottle of $3.99 wine to get arrested and see her jailed boyfriend.
Alicia Walicke of Cedar Park was charged with misdemeanor theft and freed on $5,000 bond Friday. Williamson County jail records did not list an attorney for the woman.
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The boys are accused of randomly targeting the victims, aged 11 and 9, who were allegedly tortured and burnt with cigarettes.
The two fresh-faced brothers, both under five-feet tall, made their first court appearance yesterday at Doncaster magistrates, sitting as a youth court, and were handcuffed as they were led to and from the dock.
The older boy wore a red England football shirt and his younger brother was dressed in a grey Umbro T-shirt.
Both put their hands up in turn and answered "Yes, sir" when District Judge Jonathan Bennett asked them to respond to their names.
They showed little emotion as they appeared in the glass-fronted dock flanked by two male and one female security officers. Their foster parents sat in front of the dock during the hour-long hearing.
The Crown Prosecution Service had earlier announced that both suspects, who cannot be named for legal reasons, would face charges of attempted murder and robbery of each victim.
The nine-year-old boy was found, barefoot and soaked in blood, walking along a street in the town on Saturday afternoon. He has required three operations at hospital on his arm, which was badly injured.
His 11-year-old uncle was discovered later, unconscious and with his head slashed, at the edge of a pond a mile away. The man who found him thought that he was dead.
He had suffered what were described as life-threatening head injuries when he was admitted to Sheffield Children's Hospital. He is said to be "stable" and improving.
His parents said yesterday: "We would like to thank all the community for their help in finding our son and for all their continued support through what is a very traumatic time. We are hoping that our son will continue to recover from his ordeal and ask that the media would please respect our privacy and not approach our family or friends."
The nine-year-old, who was taken to the Doncaster Royal Infirmary, has had a third operation on his arm, which was seriously injured in the attack.
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Looks good, but I still wouldn't buy it. Even if I had a million dollars to spend. I would say that whatever the price they ask is going to be way too much. I would say that it shouldn't go for more than $1,000-$1,500.
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Really? Is that what you would say?
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Ah, Christopher Nolan.
For a lot of years, I did not have any sort of relationship with Warner Bros. publicity, and when I did finally start talking to them, one of the first guys I dealt with was Don Buckley, a legendary publicity guy who was with the studio back in the days when Warner Bros. was the home of Stanley Kubrick.
What was most amazing to me about the Kubrick years at Warner Bros. was the way they just left him alone to cook up his masterpieces, and when he was ready, he made them the way he wanted, and they sold them the way he wanted, and they were happy to do it. They had a pure unrelenting faith that Kubrick would give them something to be proud of each and every time, something that would be part of the cultural conversation. And when they sold those movies, they sold them on the cultivated mystique of Kubrick's name, and on the films he'd made before that.
I'm not saying I think Christopher Nolan is Stanley Kubrick. Because only Stanley Kubrick will ever be Stanley Kubrick.
But I think Nolan is in that rare sweet spot for a filmmaker with as strong and personal a voice as he has, where he has had tremendous commercial success for the studio, enough that they're willing to not only support a strange and risky personal vision, but they'll also sell it on his name and they'll let him play with the audience and keep his secrets instead of ruining the whole thing six months early like so often happens with big movies. And since Warner's biggest financial co-partner right now, Legendary Pictures, is also onboard the Nolan train, he's pretty much found a home for the foreseeable future.
We're really close to the release of the film now, and as a result, Warner Bros. is starting to reveal just a little bit more every day, and this new featurette they put out… well… it's amazing.
And it's also a damn shame I saw it. Because I'm thisclose to actually seeing the movie, and all of a sudden, all that time I spent trying to not know anything about the movie seems silly. Of course I'm going to end up knowing things by the time I walk into the theater. It's unavoidable doing this job.
To be fair, they don't "ruin" anything with this featurette. All they do is explain a little more, and they establish the relationships a little bit more clearly, and they introduce a few big ideas.
For example… the kick. If "Inception" really works for people, then I'll bet Nolan's name sticks to that "ohcrapI'mfalling" feeling you get sometimes at the edge of sleep. And this makes it look like "the kick" is a big part of the movie, a really fun new idea.
And I love the stuff near the end of the footage where Dileep Rao talks about how "you can't do dreams within dreams. It's too unstable." That's a lovely little bit of dialogue.
Finally, I got a press release earlier today about the soundtrack album for this movie, and Hans Zimmer is the primary composer listed in the press release. One detail I hadn't heard yet knocked me flat, though, and if you're a fan of a certain school of British rock, then you'll probably flip out the same way I did. It seems "Inception" features Johnny Marr on guitar as a major part of the score.
That. Is. So. Cool.
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