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There'll be direct votes on environmental issues on the ballot in these elections. For instance, on Oct. 11th Raleigh residents will vote on a transportation bond (i.e greenway and bus stop improvements). Durham County will vote on an important public transit referendum on Nov. 8, which will be the cornerstone to an upgraded public transit system for the entire Triangle. Go vote and support these important issues!
In case you don't already know, this link will help you find your polling place, and this link will help you understand what's on your ballot.
In case you're wondering if this vote's important:
Thanks for the reminder, Steve!
In the course of researching the position of Tea Party leaders on public education, I have come to be horrified that Tea Party candidates are running for local school boards across North Carolina. Why? Because the Tea Party stance on public education can be summed up very simply: they believe in closing the public schools, replacing them with private schools, and eliminating all government funding of schools. In other words, they want to destroy the public school system. Why would we elect people to run school boards who believe that?
Until now, the Tea party has been this loose coalition of angry people with a lot of different agendas, but is time to start holding them accountable for what their leaders advocate and the terrible quality of their candidates. No more free ride!
Katy Munger,
Progress North Carolina Action
Lead, follow or get out of the way....
Tea Party Destruction
The Tea Party is destroying Rutherford County, NC. The newly elected county commissioners who hold a 4 to 1 Tea Party majority have fired our county manager, driven out our financial officer,our Director of Medical Services,our Tax officials and forced out the best Economic Development recruiters in the state. All these positions are now being held by interims. All total there was probably over a hundred years of experience belonging to these very non-partisan employees that had done a very good job and had worked with Republican and Democrat majority commissions for years.
This Tea party group is also very, very pro Charter School and are siding with them on most issues.
As I stated in another thread Rutherford County's NC State Representative (Mike Hager (R)dist. 112) is a very arrogant Tea party type. He has just been appointed as co-chair to the new Energy Committee. He is ready to start fracking ASAP in NC. Please monitor this guy carefully and often. He is dangerous to our state.
You're more than welcome
There's nothing of note going on in my precinct, but a lot of the readers here do have important things on their ballot. If they show up, that is...
Almost forgot this one:
Via e-mail from Clean Water For North Carolina:
Tonight in Sanford - DENR public meeting on shale gas study
Remember, tonight starting at 6:30 at 2420 Tramway Rd. in Sanford, YOU have the opportunity to give your feedback to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources on the study they'll conduct on fracking in NC. Please come if you are nearby and have concerns or ideas on the draft study plan, or if you have personal experiences, expertise or resources for the DENR study team. CWFNC has prepared a list of some of our general concerns you can check out as you prepare comments. If you can't come tonight, consider submitting written comments (deadline: Oct. 18) to: firstname.lastname@example.com ; or through the mail to NCDENR, attn: Trina Ozer, 1601 MSC, Raleigh, NC 27699.
Colbert gives Wake County voters a reminder to vote
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A great day for progress!
Here's a sampling of some of the Tweets I've been reading:
KimGNBC17 8:13pm via Twitter for BlackBerry® 16 of 20 precincts: Evans still leads Margiotta- 52 to 47.5 percent. #ncpol,#nbc17
NCCapitol 8:18pm via TweetDeck Also, both Raleigh bonds trending 2-1 yes: Transportation at 68%, Housing at 63% with 77% reporting #ralpol
NCCapitol 8:16pm via TweetDeck Keith Sutton declared winner in Wake School Board 4. #ralpol
And then there's the sore losers:
ByJohnFrank 8:14pm via TweetDeck As Dems surge in Wake County local races, except lots of blabber about 2012 implications in N.C. #overstated #ralpol #ncga
I think you meant "expect" lots of blabber. Let me start it off by saying:
"The implications for another Democratic surge in the 2012 Elections are infinitely blabber-worthy!"
Yes indeed!! Wake county looks to have ...
I actively oppose gerrymandering. Do you?
This is great news but...
there is still a lot of work to be done. Losurdo is going to request a runoff and if you add the votes for the other two candidates, which I believe were like minded, she would be in the lead. Kevin Hill can't let up his guard now. He has to make sure he gets out the vote. If this race goes the wrong way, all of tonight's success will be for nothing. But all in all a good night in Wake County.
I just know the current board will reverse course before their terms end. After all the people have spoken and they have a mandate to give up their rejected agenda. Sarcasm intended.
If you live in District 3 be sure to get out and vote for Kevin Hill on November 8.


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Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – "The Michigan Roads Less Traveled" June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – "The Michigan Roads Less Traveled" June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – "The Michigan Roads Less Traveled" June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – "The Michigan Roads Less Traveled" June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – "The Michigan Roads Less Traveled" June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
Theatre Historical Society will be visiting this theater during our 2011 Conclave – "The Michigan Roads Less Traveled" June 21-25. See the website for details www.historictheatres.org
The profile of this theater used in our Marquee magazine story was taken from this site as written by Bryan Krefft. MANY thanks, Bryan, for providing such a great succinct history of the Regent for the Marquee readers!
My sincere apologies — NO implication was intended Don!
I simply meant that if anyone who reads this would like to support the Schine restoration and purchase postcards for themselves they can contact that email address, which is for one of the Save Our Schine team members. Now that i re-read my post i realize it was not specific that it invited anyone who wants a copy to contact SOS. Since there is no mechanism to edit posts, please allow this to stand as a correction and clarification.
When i said "all entities work together" I meant the long-standing internal struggle in the City of Auburn that has stymied this project for close to 2 decades now. Thank you so much for showcasing this excellent photo of the Schine's heyday – people would not recognize it today from this stunning photo. It needs much love and MUCH care.
This is one of my all time favorite theaters and i would love more than anything in the world to see it reopened and in all its glory once again. I appreciate your taking the opportunity to share it with the Cinema Treasures audience. – Karen
Stunning, isn't it?! And it can be again… if all entities could just work together.
Please remember that this postcard is available from the Save Our Schine organization as a FUND RAISER. Please don't download and/or copy for distribution. Copies can be purchased by contacting
Just a reminder, that website is at http://www.thehollandtheatre.org/
Be sure to check out the interior photos at http://www.thehollandtheatre.org/insidelook.html to see just what makes this theater truly a one-of-a-kind masterpiece! There isn't another one like it anywhere in the world. What a wonderful distinction for the folks of Bellefontaine!
Wishing all the best to Casey and Amy and the Strand Theater from all of us at Theatre Historical Society!
Well, I am sorry to say that in 2010 the building does not look any better.
I can only hope that the plywood covering the entrance doors is there for protection and not because the Deco doors are missing.
I had a wonderful visit with Sally and Bunny at the Rivoli on Monday, November 16, 2010. This darling little theater has a lot of heart and I look forward to returning one day soon to see the restored marquee light up the night sky!
Photos taken November 15, 2010 at the Oneonta Theater. It was great to meet Tom the owner and supporters Julie and Patrice.
As President of Theatre Historical Society, I am thrilled to be visiting the Rivoli next week! Really looking forward to meeting the crew there and taking photographs for inclusion in the THS archive.
We lose another Eberson creation. We can't save them all, but it sure would be nice to try! I will be in Albany on Friday and will swing by to take a few demo files for the Theatre Historical Society archive file. Would rather be taking grand re-opening photos, however…
I have an original lobby standee ad for this film, it's a tombstone that says "Here lies the body of Grimby Quill. He went to see House on Haunted Hill" From the Lockport Schine theater.
Ahhh the glorious marquee! Notice the smaller RKO stained glass medallion on the corner of the marquee? Two of those were in the Foley collection. One resides proudly in the ESTMIM museum and one in my home as one of the prized items in my personal Schine collection. This photo is mounted on the wall next to it.
The RKO Keith Theater was proudly part of the Schine Chain at one time. Many artifacts from the theater were acquired by Jim Foley, a Syracuse collector when it was demolished. Jim displayed these items along with countless other theater artifacts in his home museum until his death. At that time, the Foley family entrusted me to sort, catalog and disburse the items as i saw appropriate.
Many of the RKO Keith items are now residing at the aforementioned Empire State Theatre & Musical Instrument Museum located in the Art & Home Center building on the New York State Fairgrounds. That building also proudly houses the pipe organ that was rescued just ahead of demolition by the ESTMIM gang. Organ concerts are given regularly and the museum room is always open during intermission.
The organ and museum are also an unlikely but highly attended attraction during the yearly State Fair! Young and old make it a point to visit each year with the major draw being the player piano. The ESTMIM members generously allow anyone whose feet will reach the pedals to select a roll and pump away at their favorite song.
And of course I must add that this was part of the Schine Chain, at one time!
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This theater is now in use by a small church. The marquee is still up. The church leaders were very nice and let me come in and take lots of photos as they worked on sprucing up the interior. There really wasn't much to photograph since the theater has been badly altered over the years. It was never as opulent as the Schine Geneva Theater on Seneca Street but had a look all of its own.
Can anyone speak to the interior condition of the theater? Photos?
From today's CITIZEN –
New group tries to polish up Schine
AUBURN â€" Shirley Martinez remembers going to see movies at the Schine Theater when she was a child, and from the candy counter to the restrooms in the basement where you could weigh yourself on a scale for a penny, the details remain etched in her memory today, years after the theater closed down.
Martinez, of Auburn, and about 15 others have started a new group called Citizens for Schine and the Betterment of Downtown Auburn, Inc. that is now focusing on cleaning up the historic Schine Theater in an attempt to make it safer and possibly someday restored.
"We need to do something,†she said. "If we can do something with it for the community, it would be for the better.â€
The group has its work cut out for it.
Over time, the South Street buildingâ€\s art deco facade has grown dirty and the back of the building has been vandalized and used as a repository for garbage, car tires, dead trees and a shopping cart. Martinez pointed out that not only is the building becoming unsightly, but itâ€\s also becoming dangerous.
"If there was ever a fire, it would be bad,†she said.
In addition to a fire hazard, the rubble also creates a place for unseen mischief, Martinez said.
The group incorporated in March, said chair Peter Ruzicka, of Auburn. Members started cleaning a couple weeks ago. They removed some of the garbage out from behind the theater and also gave some attention to the buildingâ€\s facade.
Martinez said the city has agreed to pick up the trash from the cleanup effort as long as itâ€\s bagged properly, while a few Vietnam War veterans have volunteered to take away some larger pieces of rubble, such as broken pallets.
"Weâ€\re trying to do it as best we can,†she said. "Itâ€\s going to take time.â€
Both Martinez and Ruzicka said it will be awhile before the group can begin work inside the theater due to asbestos that is in the ceiling. Weeding, removing trash and cleaning the outside of the windows and doors will have to suffice for now.
"We want to start outside and move in,†Martinez said.
Daniel Waters said working outside and being visible raises awareness, shows that someone is devoting time to the Schine and may interest community members in joining the cause.
Martinez said the new group hopes to work alongside the Cayuga County Arts Council, which owns the Schine, to restore the once-magnificent theater, built in 1938.
"Both of our groups want to work together,†she said. "We want to be a force with a force.â€
The Citizens for Schine have just been accepted as members of the arts council, Martinez added.
Ruzicka said he heard from the arts council that, should the theaterâ€\s rehabilitation go well, the Schine may become a multi-use facility with 1,000 seats.
"Itâ€\s the biggest part of the contemporary history of Auburn,†he said.
Staff writer Kelly Voll can be reached at 282-2239 or Follow her on Twitter at CitizenVoll
Louis – I just sent you an email. Let me know if you don't get it.
– Karen
They will be very happy to hear from you Gregg!
I enjoyed a wonderful evening in support of Proctor's last Saturnday night. It was the first fundraising outreach for the group and the turnout was very encouraging. Legislators from the local, state and federal levels were there as well as many movers-and-shakers too. And many everyday Troy residents (are they Trojans??) who are thrilled to see this project finally moving forward. KUDOS to all who are working to see the wonderful auditorium protected and used again and I do hope to see many more of these events as the project moves forward.
- Karen Colizzi Noonan, President
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HOUSTON - Police are investigating a shooting in northeast Houston that left three people dead and three others injured.
The shooting happened outside Club I.C.U in the 9500 block of Mesa Road in northeast Houston.
According to Houston police, two groups of people had some sort of altercation inside the club near closing time Sunday at 2 a.m. The argument spilled outside into the parking lot of the club. That's when police said a man in one of the groups pulled out a gun and started shooting.
"A male came out with a gun, shot once in the air, people started running and fleeing. Ultimately, several more gunshots were discharged," said HPD Homicide Investigator Richard Bolton.
Police said two of the victims were killed in the parking lot, the third was transported to a nearby hospital where they later died as a result of their wounds.
HPD said three female victims were also taken to nearby hospitals with injuries that are not life-threatening, making a total of six people shot.
"My brother and my son-in-law and my nephew did not have to lose their life," said Yvette McNeal, a family member of all three victims who was inside the club with her family.
McNeal was celebrating her birthday, along with her brother Gilbert Kibble, 39, who was one of the victims killed in the parking lot
HPD said the gunman was inside the club at some point during the night. Club-goers said he was in the group that provoked the argument inside.
Curtis Steward, 22, also died at the scene. He was with his family celebrating.
"We was together, he don't dance but he danced. I asked him to dance with me and we danced. Everything was going good," said Curtis' mother, Debra Steward.
Steward parted ways with her son at the club, not knowing these words would be the last she would say to him.
"He was walking away, and we was driving, about to turn, and I said 'hey boy, I love you boy." said Steward.
According to both police and his family, Steward, along with Gilbert, were trying to help break up the fight outside before they were both shot and killed.
"He was trying to break up the fight. There was fighting, then he began fighting, maybe defending himself," said Bolton.
"This is the first birthday party my brother ever had. My brother was trying to keep peace because we were all trying to go home," said McNeal.
Felipe Castillo, 26, was also shot to death. He died at an area hospital.
HPD said the gunman sped off after the shooting and is still at-large. If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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The irony of fate has led to the appointment of Dr, Joachim Kirchner, formerly the director of the Carl von Rothschild library as commissar for the "cleansing" of this city's municipal libraries of Jewish books. The "cleansing" process which is still in progress throughout Germany, however, will not result in the destruction but merely in the withdrawal from public circulation of books by Jews.
Jewish books in the famous Rothschild library will not be confiscated since, in any case, the library is not open to the general public. Nevertheless, all Jewish books there will be marked with red labels and will be issued only to bona fide research workers on presentation of proof that the books are required in the particular scientific investigation for which they are requested.
The "cleansing" is still continuing in the city of Berlin, but apart from the eighteen hundred books consigned to the flames in the book holocaust May 10 the disposition of some twenty thousand other volumes confiscated, still remains in doubt. The Nazi commissar in charge announced that their destruction is still under consideration while the offer of a London bookseller to purchase the banned books has been definitely turned down. If the books are to be destroyed, they will not be burned, but will be sold to paper mills which provided the trucks used in their collection, to be repulped.


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I've done more research and I think I know better where ActiveMQ would support my desired feature, and it seems the support isn't quite there. I think I want to be able to create a plugin that allows me to customize the behavior of DemandForwardingBridgeSupport.isPermissableDestination(). This is the code that implements the logic for networkConnector's excludedDestinations, dynamicallyIncludedDestinations, and staticallyIncludedDestinations. Unfortunately these don't give me the flexiblity I need. Is it reasonable to provide a hook like MessageAuthorizationPolicy.isAllowedToConsume so that I could plugin my own isPermissableDestination()? FYI I need a feature where I can deny access to a wild card topic and then selectively allow access to a specific (non-wildcarded) topic matching the denied wild card. But I need to do this based on the logged in user on the connection. Thanks, Jim On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 1:08 PM, Jim Lloyd <firstname.lastname@example.com>wrote: > Can a BrokerFilter be used to message-level authorization of messages sent > from one broker to another in a network of brokers? > > Suppose you have a hub and spoke architecture, where there may be many > 'spoke brokers' that connect to one hub broker using duplex connections. In > this topology, we want to have all security policies enforced in the hub > broker (i.e. assume that spoke brokers can be compromised). We have > partitioned our topic namespace so that each spoke broker has a well-defined > subset of topics that it may use. I have implemente a custom > AuthorizationMap that can prevent a client on one spoke from subscribing to > topics from another spoke. However, Advisory messages are propagated to all > brokers, so one can look at the Jetty admin console and see the entire > namespace of all topics. I'd like to do message-level filtering of > advisories so that each spoke only sees advisories for its subset of topics. > > It appeared to me that Message-Level Authorization would give me the hook I > need, but I discovered that this applies only to filtering of messages > between client applications and a broker, whereas I need the filtering on > the network connection between brokers. > > I'm now studying the BrokerFilter interface which seems promising, but I'd > appreciate it if anyone can save me some time by telling me either that 1) > no, BrokerFilter can't do this, or 2) yes, BrokerFilter can, and then give > short outline of how to do it. > > Thanks, > Jim Lloyd > > >
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Funny how they say he plays his angles so well, as he has almost none himself.
Head, eyes, ears and mouth could all be drawn by pencil-compass: circles within circles, body frame length with not much width.
Like all hockey goaltenders, Craig Anderson looks far more formidable in gear than out, and this year – 32 years old Tuesday – he has been the most formidable of his curious, up-and-down-and-up-again career.
The goalie for the Ottawa Senators was arguably the single most important reason the much-injured Senators made the playoffs. Had Anderson not been injured himself for several weeks with an ankle sprain, he would surely have been chosen one of the finalists for the Vézina Trophy as the league's top goaltender, perhaps even the Hart Trophy as the league's most valuable player.
Anderson's .941 save percentage in the regular season was the best ever in the NHL's modern era. He has ... well ... slipped somewhat to .940 in the playoffs as his No.7 seed Senators laid waste to the No.2 seed Montreal Canadiens in five games and now trail No.1 seed Pittsburgh Penguins two games to one as they head into Wednesday's Game 4.
It was Anderson's play in Sunday's Game 3 that allowed the Senators to take Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin to double overtime and claim a 2-1 victory. He stopped Crosby on a breakaway, stopped Malkin on a brilliant rush. His goal posts stopped Pittsburgh's leading goal scorer, Pascal Dupuis, and most-dangerous defenceman, Kris Letang.
So effectively did Anderson cover his net that the posts were the only hope the Penguins had. Of the 50 shots Anderson faced, only one – by Tyler Kennedy – went in, and that off two posts.
Anderson knows he was in the goaltender's sacred "zone" Sunday night in Ottawa.
"Everybody goes through peaks and valleys," he says. "Different players have games where they feel like everything they do is right. They make all the right decisions, they get all the puck luck.
"Same thing for a goalie. You're in the right spread at the right time; pucks hit you; a guy misses the net; you get help from your posts. Sometimes it's just a matter of being on the good end of some luck versus the other end, where maybe the pucks that hit the post go in."
The ringing of the iron sounds differently to goaltenders than it does to anyone else in the buildings. They do not see the puck hit, do not know for a micro-second exactly what happened. The alarm goes off; the result unknown.
"It depends if the crowd goes cheering or they give a big sigh," he says. "Kennedy made a perfect shot. It hit the post and then the crossbar and went in. Dupuis and Letang hit the posts in overtime and I just got lucky.
"Your heart stops for a second and starts up again. You've got to recover. You don't even think about it after it happens."
He laughs: "It's not a shot on goal – you actually don't even have to stop it. At the same time, you don't want to take those chances too many times."
Anderson is an American, born in Park Ridge, Ill., but who came to Canada to play major junior for the Guelph Storm. He was a backup with some promise, and the Calgary Flames drafted him in the third round, 77th overall, in the 1999 entry draft. Two seasons later he was the Storm's No.1 goalie and chosen the OHL's goaltender of the year. It looked for a time as though the Flames had their future in net solved, but the two sides could not reach a contract agreement and so Anderson decided to re-enter the draft in 2001, this time moving up four slots to 73rd overall when the Chicago Blackhawks selected him.
He never quite cut it with the Hawks, moving up and down from the minor leagues to the NHL. And then came 2005-06, the first year after the lockout year – and his career nearly tanked. Chicago put him on waivers and the Boston Bruins claimed him. Boston put him on waivers and the St. Louis Blues claimed him. St. Louis put him on waivers and Chicago claimed him – all in a space of little more than two weeks.
The Blackhawks then traded Anderson to Florida the following summer for a sixth-round pick. Florida sent him to the Rochester Americans to play in the minor leagues.
The experience, he says, forced him to grow up.
"Earlier in my career there were times when you just don't feel really good about your game," he says. "You're all excited to be there and then you have a bad day, it's like someone shot your dog.
"I think the defining moment in my career was when I went through waivers three times. It kind of changed my outlook on things. The next year I went back to the minors. You can't get any lower than that. Teams tell you they don't want you and then another team picks you up and they say, 'Oh, no, we want you – to play on our minor team.' And then you get traded.
"It's tough, it's a bumpy road. But it's not what happens to you, it's how you react. I was able to mature quite a bit and figure out that I had to change my ways a little bit to get back to the league and find a way to be successful."
The trade along that bumpy road was to the Florida Panthers where he served as backup, ironically, to his friend Tomas Vokoun, now the Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender. He played well, moving on in the summer of 2009 to the Colorado Avalanche as a free agent. He had good outings and bad, and two years ago, Colorado swapped with Ottawa for another seemingly so-so goaltender, Brian Elliott. Both saw their careers soar in new settings, Elliott now with St. Louis.
He arrived in Ottawa with only one knock: proof that he could win a playoff series. He settled that in Round 1.
"We've been doubted all year," Anderson says. "We find ways – they aren't always pretty – but we find ways to win. I think that's the definition of the 'pesky' Sen. We play for the crest on front. You can interchange any of the names on the back, guys in and out of the lineup, yet we find ways to win. You're not going to go down the list and say this guy's going to be the hero or that guy's going to be the hero. You just don't know, because everybody's contributing."
But no one as much as Craig Anderson, who finally found a team that truly wants him.
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The WWE held their Smackdown tapings Tuesday night in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The show will air on tonight on the SyFy channel starting at 8 p.m. ET. Here are the matches you will see on the show. -Mark Henry and Big E vs. The Real Americans -Sheamus vs. Alberto Del Rio –Batista vs. Dolph Ziggler -A.J. Lee vs. Cameron -Daniel Bryan and ...Read More »
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Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko have started talks with their coach Mas-ud Didi Dramani over the possibility of extending his expiring contract.
The board of the Porcupine Warriors has initiated the move to extend the contract even though they have not placed a firm offer on the table for the title-winning coach.
Speculation is rife that Dramani is being courted by their arch rival Hearts of Oak who are likely to sack their underperforming coach Mohammed Polo. Dramani says he has commenced talks with the leadership of Kotoko over a proposal to extend the contract.
"I have a contract with the club and the contract has not ended. I have had preliminary talks with the managers and it's the club that has to come out with a proposal and then I can come out but for now, we are yet to conclude talks. We are still talking," Coach Dramani told Power FM in Accra.
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The Steelers still haven't paired starting safeties Troy Polamalu and Ryan Clark since their regular season-ending game against St. Louis last season.
Ryan Mundy fills in whenever one is out; Clark missed the two games in Denver because of his sickle cell trait and Polamalu was out Sunday against the Jets with a strained calf.
"When I play with Troy, he primarily plays in the box," Mundy said Monday. "Sometimes, we will switch it up just to give the quarterback a different look. When I'm playing with Ryan, I can be playing in the box one play, and he can be playing in the box another play. I just like to be flexible ... whatever position they want to play on a particular play, I play off them."
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Clark said Polamalu talked with him between possessions to pass on what he saw in the Jets' offense.
"It really made me feel like he was kind of out there with me," said Clark, who ended with a team-high eight tackles in his first game since last season. "That's how I'm used to playing. Once I got talking to him, and settled down, it was just business as usual."
Clark couldn't play in either the playoff game in Denver to end last season or the return trip there to begin this season.
Time for a change
Defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau showed off yet another wrinkle, a 4-2-5 configuration in which outside linebackers LaMarr Woodley and Chris Carter came off the field. Yes, it was a four-man line for the Steelers.
"Something new, something new," Woodley said. "It worked the few plays I saw it."
Trap game?
Oakland has been one of the NFL's worst teams over the last 10 seasons, never finishing better than 8-8.
But they beat the Steelers, 27-24, during a 5-11 season in 2009 as Seton-La Salle's Bruce Gradkowski threw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter at Heinz Field and 20-13 in Oakland in 2006, when the Raiders finished 2-14.
The 2009 loss eventually kept the Steelers (9-7) out of the playoffs.
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The Steelers will have their bye week after playing in Oakland; they haven't been off this early in the season since 2006. ... The team picture was taken over the weekend, with the players wearing the throwback uniforms — replete with bumble-bee stripes on the jerseys and socks — they will wear against Baltimore and Washington. ... Ben Roethlisberger's 125.1 quarterback rating was the highest against the Jets since Tom Brady's 148.9 on Dec. 6, 2010. ... Roethlisberger completed passes to 10 of 12 eligible receivers.
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Enchantment of the Seas May 19th,2011: Enchantment of the Seas Cruise Review by TheSuttonz
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Enchantment of the Seas May 19th,2011
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Baltimore
We booked our cruise on Royals Enchantment of the Seas for May 19th 2011 leaving out of Baltimore,Maryland. We would be returning on the 28th. during our cruise we would visit 4 ports..San Juan Puerto Rico, St.Thomas,Dominican Republic, and Haiti.
We got into Baltimore a few days early and had the chance to go to an Orioles game and visit many different places. That was nice. We stayed at the the Days in booked through stay123.com we had a room for 79.00 a night and then we paid a one time fee of $22.00 to leave our car parked at the hotel while we were on our cruise. The hotel provided a shuttle to and from the port. That was nice considering the port was going to charge us $150.00 for parking.
We arrived at the More port and i must say it was nothing spectacular. Nothing like the view we seen leaving out of Miami. It like the port was sitting in the middle of an old ship yard. not anything to take pictures of. It was also raining and cloudy. Security to me was a little unrealistic making one man take off his clothes because he kept beeping. The poor fellow was like 85 years old. My husband also had a hard time going through security and he didn't have anything to make the machines go off. We have no idea what happened there.
As we are sitting in the port waiting to board we are looking around at our fellow cruisers and we notice about 70%of them are over the age of 60. What have we done/? Another young couple next to us said the same thing.
We finally board the ship and entering it was nothing great either. It didn't give us the WOW factor like the carnival ship we had been on. It was pretty but not that pretty. The ceilings were low and it just looked old fashioned.
They had fruit sculpted into animals which was cute but that's it..just cute.
we were informed our rooms were not ready so we could go to the Windjammer to have lunch. We walk in and it is small. Not enough tables for everyone and with it raining,who wants to sit outside. We push our way through the crowd to see whats for lunch. i thought I was at a retirement home with the food options. corned beef, stew, salad,sandwiches...what is this?? I found the burgers. not cooked fresh off the grill to your bun like on carnival but rather sitting in a pan with grease on the bottom. cold and not very tasty. the buns were hard from sitting in the air and the cheese wouldn't even melt. yuck!!!
finally we make it to our room. it is a little bigger than our room on carnival but the TV? It definitely needed and upgrade. It was very small..like a 13 inch and it was facing the wall not the bed. it was hard to watch TV while resting. our guy that cleaned the room was weird. he went through our stuff to find sunglasses which i don't think is right. he would throw our bags on the bed or couch and leave them there. i don't think he should have even touched our personal belongings. he didn't get a tip. that's why i don't prepay my gratuities. our room was toward the front of the ship on the 3rd floor. we felt a lot of the boats movements which did make us sick and we needed some medicine for motion sickness the first couple days.
The doors to the rooms we found to be heavy also and there is no vent in the bathroom. Not good.
We did like the fact that the ship offered a pool with fresh water in it though during the day it was full but very peaceful at night. My husband and i took advantage of the peaceful swimming at night but found the guys that clean the deck watch us like a hawk. I felt like a criminal. The solarium was nice for adults but very hot. they never opened the roof..which i don't know if it even opened. We didn't go in there much except to get pizza when the windjammer closed which was alot. On carnival we could go into their dining area all day and there was always something being cooked.
The entertainment was dull. Nothing went on the first day really. The comedians were ok. I wouldn't say they were extremely funny and they kept their stuff PG for the elderly. There was a juggler..and dancers. the dancers did the same stuff every night just to different songs. It kinda got old after a while but there was nothing else to do. Karaoke was not fun either. The host was dull and not very entertaining. Hardly ever was there anything going on out on the deck. several days they had a Jamaican band out there but i just thought they would change things up. by 9 every night the pool deck was empty. the halls were empty. there were shows going on but other than that nothing.
by 12 everyone was in bed unless you were in the viking crown lounge which was the dance club. it consisted of mostly chairs. the dance floor was probably as big as a nice sizes storage building. you could fit maybe 20 people comfortably. It was the same thing night after night. the music wasn't good at all. it was like the DJ played what he liked and nothing to keep the crowd entertained.
my husband and i decided one night to walk every floor because we were so bored and we noticed that the 4th floor smelled like sewer really bad. It was quite gross. The ship just isn't for me and Royal is more for the older crowd...like the ones with walkers. Yes there were walkers on there.
The ports were nice. We loved the Dominican Republic. Royal told us that the Dominican republic was a newer port to them and there was no need to take money. There were excursions you could book through them but other than that you could just walk around. We had to tender in. so when we got there we found it to be a totally different story. there was all kinds of stuff to do. there were even tours that went to the waterfalls for 25.00 a person instead of the outrageous price that royal wanted. we were mad that they had lied to us and the tour guides there and the the people who walk you to the water fall depend on our money for survival. we always buy from the locals and nothing that says made in china.
when we got to Haiti it was a private island owned by royal. I found out that royal only pays Haiti a small small amount per person to be on the island. i was disgusted. they are poor. there were these Haitian men working on the private island and royal brought in all this food for the cruisers and do you know those men said they aren't allowed to eat it that royal only provides them with water or lemonade. some people went and got those men a plate of food. all the food left was brought back on the ship to be thrown out. That makes me sick to my stomach. i will never sail on royal again. The service was ok and our dining room waiter was awesome but as far as the ship,entertainment,and food? No thank you. Don't think you can order room service when ever you want..they charge for that too and add a gratuity onto it. carnival does not. if you choose to sail with royal or you choose to sail this ship..good luck to you and happy sailing. I will be waving to you from one of carnivals fun ships!! Less
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The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation is a tribal unit that originated in the Great Lakes area many years ago. During this time, the tribe was an autonomous and prosperous group living off the bountiful natural resources of the Great Lakes. What they couldn't catch in the lakes or hunt in the forests, they acquired through trade with other tribes and later with the non-Indians.
William Mzhickteno recalls the story, recounted to him by his father and other Potawatomi tribesmen, of the Potawatomi's final buffalo hunt in the late 1840s.The Potawatomi were anticipating a long, cold winter. Since buffalo were an important food source, preparations were made for a hunt. The Potawatomi had not only become adept at curing and preserving buffalo meat, they were also skilled at transforming buffalo hides into attractive, functional blankets.Federal regulations of the 1840s required the Potawatomi to secure permits from the local Indian agent before leaving the reservation. With permit in hand, the Potawatomi hunting party, including Mzhickteno's father, Joseph, and his grandfather, Wamego, traveled west in search of buffalo. The tribesmen experienced a long horseback journey, traveling through the present-day towns of Junction City, Lindsborg, Great Bend and Wakeeney, before finally locating a buffalo herd. There the Potawatomi hunting party took enough buffalo to satisfy their winter needs.On the return trip through Graham County, the hunting party came across the crude settlement of Nicodemus. They found a black settlement whose members were "helplessly stranded, hungry and without any means of shelter." It was apparent to the tribesmen, the settlers lacked the pioneering know-how to survive the winter. That night, over campfire light, the hunting party discussed the plight of the Nicodemus settlers. They decided to return the next day and help the settlers cut slough grass from a nearby creek, teaching them to build shelters similar to their own tribal homes."We can't leave them this way," said one of the Potawatomi. "They'll have to have something to eat and skins to wrap themselves in." The Great Spirit touched the hearts of the hunting party, and they agreed to give the Nicodemus settlers half their buffalo meat. When the Potawatomi left for their reservation, their loads were considerably lighter, but they felt justified in the knowledge they had saved a community. Mzhickteno characterized the sacrificial act as a "bright page in human history." Upon returning home, the story of the Potawatomi hunting party quickly spread throughout the reservation, and hunting party members were hailed as heroes.
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This off-season the New York Knicks will mainly be working with the veteran's minimum to add talent to their roster. However, they'll also have their mid-level exception to work with. The value will be determined when we know if Carmelo Anthony re-signs with the Knicks or not. Regardless, could New York get Trevor Ariza to accept the mid-level exception?
There's little doubt that Trevor Ariza is worth more than the mid-level exception. There's also little doubt that the New York Knicks need to aim high while shopping around with their biggest contract offer option. With players taking discounts to play in large markets there's no reason why the Knicks shouldn't pursue Ariza.
After being selected 43rd overall in the 2004 NBA Draft by the Knicks, Ariza has played all over the league. He played for the Knicks from 2004-06, he played for the Orlando Magic from 2006-07, the Los Angeles Lakers from 2007-09, the Houston Rockets from 2009-10, the New Orleans Hornets from 2010-12 and the Wizards since 2012.
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Johannesburg - The driver of a truck involved in an accident which killed 12 people in Vereeniging was still being sought by Thursday evening, Gauteng police said.
The man disappeared after his truck collided head-on with a minibus at the intersection of Houtkop and Boy Louw roads, Lieutenant Colonel Lungelo Dlamini said.
Dlamini said he went to a hospital in Sebokeng and was discharged.
"We have his particulars, and we are hoping to find him soon."
There were 12 passengers in the minibus taxi when the accident happened in the morning. Eleven died on the scene. The twelfth passenger died in hospital. The minibus was carrying employees from a company in Klerksdorp.
Emfuleni Mayor Greta Hlongwane, who went to the scene, sent her condolences to the families of the victims.
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Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane described Thursday as "another dark day" for the province.
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Lee, who just announced his transfer yesterday, has already been contacted by Georgia Tech, Baylor, Kansas, Gonzaga and Iowa State.
Georgia Tech, Baylor, Kansas, Gonzaga, Iowa State are the schools to immediately reach out to Kentucky transfer Marcus Lee, per a source.— Jeff Rabjohns (@JeffRabjohns) May 25, 2016
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The South boys locker room was a joyous place Tuesday night. And why not?
The Titans had won 72-64 at North to win their fourth straight and improve to 4-3.
Hitting four wins seven games into the season is a milestone — South hasn't won more than four games in a season since 2007-08 when it was 15-7 — but there's plenty of season left.
"It's part of growing," South first-year coach Chuck Gunter said. "Hopefully there will be many more to come.… I wish we were undefeated like East High. I have to take it for what it is. If they ain't learning and getting better, I ain't doing my job."
But the winning is sweet, especially for senior Jordan Moore. In the previous three seasons, South won 10 games combined.
"It feels really good to have a positive record for the first time since I've been here," said Moore, who had 14 points, 11 rebounds and three steals. "We talk more, we're closer as a team. We're like one big family."
South started the game in poor fashion, though, committing four turnovers in the game's first 2:30 as North cruised to an 11-2 lead.
After two more turnovers, the Titans got under control.
"I had to call timeouts, make some adjustments," Gunter said. "Told them to relax. A lot of these kids have never been in this type of atmosphere. They just have to learn patience."
South listened and went on a 24-7 run, sparked by Kaden Griffin, who scored nine of his team-high 20 points during the run that spanned more than eight minutes of the first half.
Moore was a force inside, altering shots and rebounding.
"He held down the post really good," Gunter said. "He makes a big difference. He draws a lot of double teams and opens it up for our shooters."
The Titans dominated the inside with Moore, outrebounding North 29-17.
"They killed us on the boards," North coach Gary Squires said. "Jordan Moore, we made him look like an All-American. He took it to every one of our big men. We had no answer for him. We couldn't stop him."
North scored the final six points of the first half and only trailed 26-24 at the break.
North senior Sean Bernard converted a three-point play at the 6:44 mark of the third quarter to get his team within 28-27. Bernard finished with 15 points, one of three North players in double figures. Tarius Williams added a game-high 21 points, while Gage Loy had 18.
But South scored eight unanswered to pull away again. The Titans shot 25 of 43 from the field and 19 of 30 from the free-throw line. Daran Lee had 13 points, while Zach Brown added 12.
"Our defense was terrible," Squires said. "We can't let a team come into our house and score 72 points. We can't let them do that. That's not defense at all."


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Ah, Madonna. So elusive. So enigmatic. So impenetrable. If only she weren't wearing those dark sunglasses all the time! Then maybe we would know her. Or perhaps not. If you want to throw shade like the Material Girl, you can now, thanks to the fact that Miss M and Dolce & Gabbana are collaborating on a line of sunglasses. The brand-within-a-brand will be called MDG (which sort of sounds like a gyno office, but whatever), the shades will go for $248 to $289 a pair, and the sexy campaign was shot by Steven Klein (natch). "[Madonna] is very exacting and a professional who seeks perfection in everything she does, and this was no exception," spews Stefano Gabbana. But will wearing them make you super famous? Maybe. [WWD]


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The parent company of the Bi-Lo and Winn-Dixie supermarket chains will buy three chains from Belgium-based Delhaize Group.
Bi-Lo Holdings said it would acquire the Sweetbay, Harveys and Reid's chains from Delhaize for $265 million. The deal includes 72 Sweetbay stores, leases for 10 prior Sweetbay locations, 72 Harveys stores and 11 Reid's stores, for a total of 165 stores and 10,000 employees throughout the Southeast. Bi-Lo Holdings already operates 686 stores, 482 of which have pharmacies, throughout the southeast.
"Sweetbay, Harveys and Reid's are well-recognized and trusted businesses that share our passion for exceptional service," Bi-Lo Holdings president and CEO Randall Onstead said. "We look forward to welcoming the outstanding associates of all three chains to the Bi-Lo Winn-Dixie family."


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Ad Watch: Sierra Club, Chamber of Commerce on Wilson's energy/environmental record
July 18th, 2012 | Comments Off on Ad Watch: Sierra Club, Chamber of Commerce on Wilson's energy/environmental record
Two new ads started airing in New Mexico this week. Both talk about Heather Wilson's stance and votes regarding the energy sector. But the similarities end there.
The Sierra Club ad keeps up attacks by environmental groups on Wilson's votes on MTBE, a potentially harmful chemical that companies added to gasoline to comply with government regulations on oxygenating gasoline. These are additives to gasoline that lower the amount of carbon monoxide that cars produce. Another oxygenating agent used by gas companies is ethanol (which you likely have heard more about).
In particular, the Sierra Club ad goes after a vote by Wilson to stop lawsuits against gas companies who polluted groundwater with the chemical compound.
KOB said accuses Heather Wilson of poisoning drinking water, with a bit of hyperbole. What it does is say that Wilson voted to limit the lawsuits against the companies — and points out that Wilson received campaign donations from those companies.
"When Heather Wilson allowed oil companies to put toxic chemicals into the ground, she was allowing it to go into our kids," the ad says.
The Chamber of Commerce ad is something completely different. The massive business lobbying organization praises Wilson's votes on energy.
The ad cites Wilson's stance on the Keystone XL pipeline and says that Wilson will "fight to make sure that New Mexico has the energy it needs."
The ad is a positive spot from the Chamber of Commerce and echoes a line from an American Crossroads ad. The Chamber ad says Wilson is "n independent voice to get New Mexico working again" while American Crossroads said Wilson is "an independent voice for change."
Clearly the two groups know that Wilson needs the support of Democrats and decline to state (or independent) voters in New Mexico if she has a chance of beating Martin Heinrich.
The bottom line is that right now there is a battle going on over Wilson's image among voters. Environmental groups want to paint Wilson as an enabler of the big oil companies, while conservative groups want to say Wilson is a friend of energy producers.
It will be an interesting dynamic to watch going forward, and it appears that the environment and energy are the focuses of the top-tier Senate race.
Written by Matthew Reichbach
Matthew Reichbach has blogged about New Mexico politics since 2006. Matthew was a co-founder of New Mexico FBIHOP with his brother and part of the original hirings at the groundbreaking website the New Mexico Independent. Matthew has covered events such as the Democratic National Convention and Netroots Nation. In addition to politics, Matthew is an avid sports fan, especially of the Los Angeles Dodgers, and TV fan.
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Housemarque, the studio behind acclaimed downloadable nuggets Super Stardust HD and Outland, has unveiled its next project: an iOS physics puzzler called Furmins.
Due out on the App Store this Autumn, it tasks you with herding the titular critters into a basket by placing various objects around a stage. See the trailer below for a glimpse of it in action.
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UUA Health Plan Introduces Low-Premium Option for 2014
November is open enrollment month for the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) Health Plan, just as it is every year. But this year there's a twist. Congregations and other eligible organizations have the opportunity to compare the UUA's health plan options with those offered by the federal Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare.
When the UUA Health Plan was organized in 2007, it was the only viable option for many congregations. Now, for the first time, the health care exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provide an alternative that congregations can choose to look at. To compete with the ACA's low-premium, high-deductible plans, the UUA is introducing its own bronze-level option.
Jim Sargent, director of the UUA Health Plan, believes the UUA Heath Plan will fare well against the ACA. "My opinion is that very few congregations will make a switch," he said. "There are too many uncertainties with the ACA. People have a tendency to wait and see if something will work. I think they'll give it a year to see how it's actually working."
He added, "If you look at the ACA it's hard to tell whether the insurance companies that are offering plans through it are pricing them accurately or pricing them to get business. If it turns out to be the latter, then there could be significant rate jumps in 2015. That's a big unknown at this point.
"We think that congregations will be in a holding pattern on insurance for 2014," Sargent continued. "If there is going to be a significant movement to the ACA, it will be in 2015. We're going to be watching this closely. The really interesting article will be the one written a year from now. At that point we'll know how the exchanges are doing and whether people like those plans."
He noted there are 920 subscribers to the UUA Health Plan and around 1,600 total people covered. "We have twice as many people enrolled as we need to make the UUA plan viable. There's just no scenario where enough congregations would drop out, leading to a lack of stability."
The UUA plan also has a religious advantage, he observed. "We like to think that people will pay attention to the fact that we have crafted a plan that reflects our denominational values. We've been leaders in adopting women's health care provisions, plus benefits for same-sex couples. We feel we're living up to our Unitarian Universalist (UU) values in these plans and we believe congregations appreciate that."
New Option. This year the UUA plan added a "Bronze Level High Deductible" option, modeled after the most common bronze plans sold on the new ACA insurance exchanges, where plans are rated as platinum, gold, silver, and bronze. Sargent said the UUA's bronze option will be priced about 40 percent below the UUA's standard plan. It offers 100 percent coverage for in-network preventive services plus a $4,000 annual deductible for individuals and a maximum individual out-of-pocket amount set at $6,350.
"Many people had asked for a plan that offers a lower cost while still providing adequate protection against large claims," said Sargent.
If a congregation participates in the UUA Health Plan, all eligible employees must be offered coverage. Congregations are not required to contribute the same percentage of premium for employees, but should review the UUA's Fair Compensation Benefit Guideliness to see what is recommended. All employees who are projected to work at least 750 hours should be covered.
For 2014 the base rate of the UUA plan is increasing by 9.3 percent. In the standard plan office visit co-pays will now count toward the out-of-pocket maximum in an effort to ease the burden on people with large claims. The plans take effect January 1.
The Office of Church Staff Finances has full information on its website about how congregations can go about choosing a health care plan. Included are "Health Care Reform Alerts" designed to educate congregational leaders about developments with the Affordable Care Act. The deadline for enrolling in a UUA health plan is November 27, the last business day before the Thanksgiving holiday.


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One Direction 'Kiss You' Music Video is Finally Here
After several teases, the boys in One Direction have finally world premiered the brand new video for 'Kiss You'. Watch right here!
It's been a couple weeks of promoting the new video, but we finally get to see it. 'Kiss You' is the second single off of their 2013 album, 'Take me Home'. If you like the guys in bathing suits, ski wear and riding motorcycles, then you'll enjoy this fun video.


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A nurse accused of groping a colleague at mental health units in Ebbw Vale has appeared before a professional conduct committee.
Robert Andrew Phillips faces eight allegations of misconduct relating to a period when he worked for the Aneurin Bevan Health Board area. Mr Phillips is alleged to have acted inappropriately towards "colleague A" and is even accused of attempting to bite her neck on one occasion.
A hearing of the Nursing and Midwifery Council held in Cardiff today heard how the incidents are alleged to have taken place at Dan-y-Bryn Unit and Carn-y-Cefn Mental Health Acute Unit in Ebbw Vale, between 2009 and October 2010, and between October 2010 and February 2013 respectively.
The nurse allegedly gave his colleague a massage and touched her breast, before putting his hand down her trousers during a night shift at Dan-y-Bryn four years ago.
According to the allegations, he justified his actions by saying: "What's the matter? I thought you wanted it."
A few months later, he is alleged to have acted in an "inappropriate manner" towards the same colleague by rubbing himself against her.
He is alleged to have repeated the behaviour a few weeks later, while working at Carn-y-Cefn. According to the allegations, he also put his head into his colleague's lap and "nuzzled" her, as well as attempting to bite her on the neck.
Mr Phillips is also said to have sent a text message to the colleague, which read: "Happy birthday have to come over and give you a kiss X X X."
Two days later, when she called in sick, he allegedly asked if she wanted a massage before going to her house uninvited.
On unspecified dates between October 2010 and February 6, 2013, he is accused of calling her a "druggie", and other offensive terms.
The hearing was delayed today after the panel considered, and eventually approved, the complainant's application to give evidence via video link as she did not "want to be in the same room as [Mr Phillips]".
She will begin giving evidence tomorrow.
The hearing, which is a subsantive hearing of a conduct and competence committee of the Nursing and Midwifery Council, is expected to last until July 28.


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Synopsis and Titles For The First Two Episodes of Grimm Season 208/07/2012
Grimm: Episode 2×01 "Bad Teeth" and Episode 2×02 "The Kiss" Press Release
Here's the press release for episode 2×01 "Bad Teeth" and episode 2×02 "The Kiss", which I got from SpoilerTV.
Episode 2.01 – Bad Teeth
A FOREIGN AGENDA TO HUNT DOWN NICK IS REVEALED AS THE BODY COUNT IN PORTLAND RISES –BRIAN TEE, JAMES FRAIN AND MARY ELIZABETH MASTRANTONIO GUEST STAR — After their face-off with Kimura (guest star Brian Tee), Nick (David Giuntoli) finds himself trying to come to grips with the return of his mother, Kelly Burkhardt (guest star Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio). A trail of brutal murders unveils a foreign conspiracy to hunt down Nick, leading to several revelations about his past. Meanwhile, Juliette ("Bitsie Tulloch") still lies in her mysteriously-induced coma as Rosalee (Bree Turner) and Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) work tirelessly to bring her out of it safely. Elsewhere, Hank (Russell Hornsby) struggles with the shocking truths he's recently seen and Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz) deals with unexpected family issues when his estranged brother (guest star James Frain) comes back into his life. Reggie Lee also stars.
Episode 2.02 – The Kiss
TWO GRIMMS ARE BETTER THAN ONE AS NICK JOINS FORCES WITH HIS MOTHER TO TAKE DOWN HIS GREATEST THREAT YET – JAMES FRAIN, JESSICA TUCK, MIKE DOPUD AND MARY ELIZABETH MASTRANTONIO GUEST-STAR – As Nick (David Giuntoli) and his mother (guest star Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) continue to battle the Mauvais Dentes (guest star Mike Dopud), Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) and Rosalee (Bree Turner) fight against the clock to save Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch). More details are revealed about the source of Juliette's illness, resulting in an epic showdown. Back at the precinct, Hank (Russell Hornsby) senses that something is amiss when Nick lands in hot water with the FBI. Meanwhile, Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz) continues to reveal himself as he deals with his estranged brother (guest star James Frain). Reggie Lee also stars.
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Greetings from the "Sly Farm" …
… so coined, by a house guest from the Bay, because we live in urban Orange County on just under 3000 square feet (that's a quarter of a quarter-acre). Yet we manage to raise a lot of our meat and grow a significant percentage of the vegetables we consume. This site is dedicated to our successes and failures and, well, some of the antics which are endemic to the urban farming process.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- A southwest Ohio prosecutor says he has found no wrongdoing by University of Cincinnati police in the death of a youth hit by a stun gun.
Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters (DEE'-turs) sent a letter Tuesday to the UC police chief stating that the officer's action was justified.
His finding comes days after the county coroner reported that cause of death remains unknown for 18-year-old Everette Howard Jr. Howard was on campus for college prep classes and allegedly charged police with balled fists after they responded to reported fighting at a dormitory. Police say an officer used a stun gun when Howard refused to halt. He went into a fatal cardiac arrest.
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How to Wear a Hat Like Don Draper (Sorta): Mad MenEpisode 12 Fashion Recap
Wow: Don Draper has possibly the greatest stroke of advertising genius since The Carousel — that anti-tobacco Times ad is about the ballsiest (professional) thing he's ever done — and all I can think about are hats. In other news, Pete's tie is even skinner than usual, Sally's doing better, Betty is still nuts (great shades, though), and, man, this season has been amazing. Stay tuned for our season style review on Friday, plus live-tweeting and a mega recap for next Sunday's finale.
Anyway, hats. How do you wear one these days without looking like a schmuck? Or without looking like Don Draper circa 1965, to be perfectly honest? There are so many shapes – fedoras, homburgs, porkpies, flat caps. And we get to see an even larger array in our brother recaps of Boardwalk Empire. As for this day and age? We tend to see the pork pie largely on junky rockers, homburgs on martyred gangster rappers, and all of the above on actual gangsters.
Not so many flat caps and homburgs in '65 – it's fedora or bust for the fellas at Sterling/Cooper/Draper/Pryce. And the fedora is, more or less, universally flattering — provided that it fits, of course. The angle at which you wear it makes perhaps the largest difference. Don wears his hat straight and level – all business. You can push it back for a bit of devil-may-care jauntiness. Or you can pull it down over your eyes for a dark and dramatic look, but beware: the jerk potential is high with a hat these days, now that it's a highly nonessential item. For my money, I would err on the side of jaunty and casual, to keep your lady friends from thinking you have an obsession with Humphrey Bogart.
Now don't get me wrong: Hats are sexy, and I encourage them. But if you decide to partake, do yourself a favor and invest in a high-quality fedora. Don't wince at the price – you really only need one, and if cared for properly it can last you for years. Borsalino is a good place to start for a classic luxury topper, or Eugenia Kim or Paul Smith for more exotic interpretations of the classic shapes. Whatever your pleasure, remember that the classic rules still apply: If you are in an elevator, at dinner, or in the home of another, take off your hat. No need to tip it or anything — just don't be ridiculous. If you're feeling hamstrung by the idea, take a note from Mr. Draper and just plunge in boldly. You may end up producing your best work yet.
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DO NOT GIVE THIS MAN YOUR MONEY!!THEY ARE THE BIGGEST RIP-OFF.He is
the worst attorney you could contract. I worked for him, so I know first hand
all the complaints and how little he cares about his clients. His motto is" just get them in here
and I will get there money". I also hired him first, They contract other attorneys to do the work
and I was left at court with no representation...just google his name and you will see all the complaints.
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I was on the verge of losing my home when I called Kyle Norton. He was able to keep me in my home, which was a big help in getting me back on my feet. He's not the cheapest guy in town but he gets results and I fel that it was money well spent!
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I should have gone with my gut feeling. When I first met with Kyle he assured me he could help me with with my foreclosure and later a bankruptcy. After more than 2 years, nothing has been settled and I have paid him more than double what he told me it would cost. I have NEVER spoken to Kyle since our first "FREE" consultation despite the countless times I have requested that he call me back personally. That is one busy person. It seams that the staff is constantly changing at this office too. There is always a new person calling to get more $ from me.
I recently had another small legal matter come up, and rather hiring somebody new thought this might be a chance for this office to redeem themselves. I was also trying to keep from having to lay out another retainer to a new firm. I was told it would be an easy fix and would be taken care of right away. 6 weeks later NOTHING has been done. NOBODY can answer any questions about it, and "MAYBE" it's because I haven't given them a separate retainer for this matter, which was already discussed and not necessary.
I feel taken advantage of, ignored, and worst of all affraid to start over with somebody new. Because frankly I CAN'T AFFORD TO.
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He charged us $6000 for loan modification. He never made the deal with the bank, although he said we would not have any problem. 3 months after he submitted the loan modification request to the bank he asked us for more money - $500/ hour. We tried to contact him, but only reached the secretary. He refused to meet us again, he said only the initial meeting was free. Altogether he did not do what he promised, just ripped us off.
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A little over 1.5 years ago, after enduring a lengthy medical hardship, I found myself not able to make my mortgage payments, and faced losing my home to an embarrassing foreclosure sale at public auction. I met with Kyle Eric Norton ESQ and he advised me that He would mount a Foreclosure defense on my behalf, and that he would also renegotiate my mortgage terms directly with my lender, which would result in me paying a more affordable monthly mortgage payment, and putting the tens of thousands dollars of missed payments to the back of the loan. Well after numerous Foreclosure Defense appearances by Mr. Norton, and a lengthy renegotiation process with my Lender, Mr. Norton was able to vacate the Foreclosure Proceedings, and get me a permanently reduced monthly mortgage payment, saving me over $600 per month for the life of the loan. I highly recommend this considerate and caring Attorney if you ever finding yourself in need of Mortgage and/or Foreclosure help.Attorney
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Kyle talked to use one time, promised to help us get the obama home mod, told us we could after looking at our bills and income. Never talked to him once since then, only ladies in the office call us (when they decide to call back). They don't call you back for days when you call it goes right to an answering service. Took $1000 and they still want another $1000. Do not use this lawyer he will rip you off and never speak to you again.


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