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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Premiere Recap
How excited are we that these ladies are back?!?!? It is going to be a great season because these women know how to deliver, and when they don't, we always Brandi Glanville to entertain us. It is going to be catty, mean, funny, dark, eye rolling, oh no she didn't, what a bitch fun and I for one am excited. We all have our favorites and it will be interesting to see how it plays out. Buckle up people because we've got two new ladies and it is on. Here we go!
To clarify, I am friends with Brandi Glanville, and our friendship does not change how I write my blog. I will comment on her in the same way I do with all the women. Additionally, I met Kim Richards recently and I adore her. She is kind, gentle, fragile, and lovely. I also met Yolanda Foster, who is gorgeous and great, but I have a job to do and I will write my recaps as only I can. It will be honest, and it may get harsh, but it will fabulous and real.
We start with Yolanda who is overseeing the modeling career of her daughter Gigi. They are both gorgeous and when Yolanda says that Gigi is a much better version of her, I think it is lovely. We saw a harsher side of her parenting last year, and she is still pushing her, but she is soft and cute now. She touches briefly on her being ill with Lymes Disease and it will be sad to see how that all plays out for her this season.
We jump to Brandi who is getting a new house with the help of her realtor/boyfriend JR. Brandi met JR at Kyle's white party last year and I am not a fan of mixing business with pleasure so that relationship might come back to bite her in the ass. He is cute, and she is balls to the wall. Brandi lets us know they have a lot of sex, we know he has met her kids, and we know that he is a grown man living in an apartment. The house is great.
Off to Lisa, she is rehearsing for Dancing With The Stars with her partner Gleb, who is gorgeous. Lisa looks great but I hope we don't have an entire season of her dancing. It wasn't great on DWTS so we don't need to see it all again. Time for Kyle. Ugh. She is my least favorite housewife. I'm not sure why, but she bugs me. Maybe it is because she is an evil and conniving bitch who goes out of her way to hurt her sister? Maybe.
She is at her store doing a shameless plug, while featuring a hideous pink jacket. The Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce comes by to get her to join and she has no clue what the chamber is or what it does. Bless her. She's dumb. Kyle points out that she was born in Beverly Hills, which she was not. She was born in Hollywood. Kyle is still at odds with Lisa and wants to patch things up. Translation: she wants more camera time.
Brandi is out shopping with Yolanda for her new house. She is shopping with someone much richer than her, which is not going to be fun. She also points out that she got rid of all the furniture she had while she was married to Eddie Cibrian. By Eddie Cibrian of course I mean the Douchelord who is now married to a skanky whore. Cut to Kyle, Lisa has come over. The scripted stuff bores me. As if Kyle would have Lisa's SUR cater her Chamber of Commerce party. Hilarious. This is going to be bad. Whoo Hoo!
Kyle says she is over Yolanda because she is a liar and she does not do liars. Really? Kyle lied about stealing her sister's house, and her husband cheating, so it is a little pathetic to call out lying. We jump back and forth to Yolanda and Brandi, and Yolanda is not interested in attending Kyle's party. I hate when they go back and forth between two different conversations. Lisa talks about the tabloids and calls Kyle out for talking smack.
Kyle insists she did not say anything about Lisa. Right. She also asks about Mauricio cheating, who happens to conveniently walk in. Lisa makes a joke, Kyle gets pissed, and I am distracted by the truly ugly necklace Kyle is wearing. Over to Kim, she is hanging out with her dog Kingsley and it is hilarious. He is a giant and going to be a superstar. Kim's kids are all growing up and leaving home. I feel for her and want her dog.
Back at Kyle's, the SUR staff is there to set up for the party. They are dirty. I get that they are doing a RHOBH/Vanderpump Rules crossover, but I don't care about the young, dirty people so this is a bit of a drag. Lisa and Ken arrive and great everyone, including Schaena. Really? This girl is an idiot and famous for being an idiot, so why is she here? I'm not a fan. I am not going to watch or blog about Vanderpump Rules. Yuck.
Kyle says it is an exciting night for her because she is a businesswoman and being in the Chamber of Commerce, which she does not understand, is a big deal. Oy vey. Kyle thinks Lisa is intimidated by Yolanda. Or maybe Lisa doesn't give a shit and Kyle is pissed that Lisa won't pick a side? Kyle is a liar, and a mean girl, and a baby. Plus her dress is too small for her. Kim arrives along with new chick Carlton and her husband David.
Brandi and Yolanda arrive and I wonder why the housewives were invited at all. It is a business party and only Lisa has a business in Beverly Hills. Stupid. The second new girl Joyce and her husband Michael arrive. Wow. She is really pretty and Mauricio is totally checking her out. Creepy. Carlton's kids are named Cross, Destiny, and Mystery, which seems to be fascinating to everyone. Beautiful names, but who cares?
Kyle is talking smack about Lisa to Joyce and it is gross. Kyle is a hag. Truly. Lisa is talking to Kyle and it is sad because Lisa needs to walk away from that trash. Cut to Brandi and Kim in the kitchen and Schaena, the whore, comes in and Brandi talks nicely to her, which is weird. I would not talk to her. She talks about her having a wonky tooth and it is hilarious. Schaena starts crying and I am laughing my ass off. Schaena is a moron.
The transition is happening from RHOBH to Vanderpump Rules and I am out. These people make no sense to me. They are childish and just not cute. I mean physically they are super cute, but in terms of their personalities and behavior, they are not cute. I am done. The housewives of Beverly Hills are perfect TV. We will love them, hate them, feel invested, and not care. They are reality TV gold I will be watching, blogging, and keeping it real.


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A Lonely Night - Poem by adil khan
A lonely night,
just me and fog.
A crushing sound of barking dog.
A gental breeze now get a blame,
the candel cries, she lost the flame.
when the stars come for a treat of light.
some dreams knocked at the door of night,
now i am the king of my land,
a fairy comes and hold my hand.
we get together
and dance tonight
what a feeling!
is it called the love at site?
suddenly someone put break on my dreamy train,
street dogs are bark again.
now i returned in the real world
of a lonely night, fog and
some barking dog.
: -) adil khan
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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri (7/18/2013 2:32:00 AM)
An excellent super dreamy poem in d night. A delightful way to rhyme. Pls read my fastin poem. (Report) Reply
Hazel Durham (3/3/2013 12:09:00 PM)
A great write that immerses the reader into a dreamlike state then with a sharp jolt cold reality bites us! ! (Report) Reply
Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK (12/29/2009 1:03:00 AM)
Night and fog are your companion…= Poet's …and result is this poem…voted ten
Write more…please
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Ahead of Sunday's debut of the "UFC Primetime" series on FOX, the UFC has released an extended preview of the show.
"UFC on FOX 1: Primetime" is a one-hour special that previews the organization's first network-TV event, which features a UFC heavyweight title fight between champ Cain Velasquez (9-0 MMA, 7-0 UFC) and Junior Dos Santos (13-1 MMA, 7-0 UFC).
The preview shows debuts Sunday on FOX and airs either immediately before or after the NFL on FOX game assigned to your given market.
The landmark UFC on FOX 1 event takes place Nov. 12 at Anaheim, Calif.'s Honda Center.
Although the UFC-FOX deal doesn't officially begin until 2012, next month's event serves as a sort of teaser of what's to come. Only the title fight is guaranteed to air on FOX, but the full undercard is expected to air or stream in some form elsewhere. Then in 2012, full main cards will air on FOX as part of four annual shows on the network.
UFC Primetime" usually is a three-part weekly series that airs on Spike
TV. However, given the UFC's new seven-year deal with FOX (and FX and
FUEL TV), and given the need to introduce the UFC's fighting brand to
new viewers, "Primetime" has been scaled down to a one-hour special for
the Oct. 30 broadcast.
Velasquez, a former Division I All-American wrestler, is 9-0 since
turning pro in MMA in 2006. All but one of the victories came via
knockout. The California-based American Kickboxing Academy fighter won
the title with a first-round TKO of then-champ Brock Lesnar in October
but has been sidelined ever since after undergoing surgery for a torn
rotator cuff. Prior to the win, he defeated the likes of Cheick Kongo,
Ben Rothwell and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira.
Dos Santos, meanwhile, defeated Shane Carwin in June's UFC 131 main event.
The victory, which earned Dos Santos the title shot, came via lopsided
scores of 30-27, 30-27 and 30-26 following a dominant first round that
left his opponent bruised and bloodied. The victory was the Brazilian's
eighth straight (and seventh consecutive win in the UFC). Other
victories have come over the likes of Fabricio Werdum, Stefan Struve and
Roy Nelson.
For the latest on UFC on FOX 1, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.


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Very nice, Blas, especially the snow fence.OT: I was down at World's End last Friday, but didn't see you there. It was very windy.Have you submitted anything to the South Shore Art Center's new juried show called "White, Black, and Shades af Gray?" I have one photo in the show, and I'll be at the opening this Friday (6-8 pm). I also missed you at the Epson Print Academy Saturday. Did you do Track 1 or Track 2, or just forget about it?-Eric
Eric,I was in the world end a 3 weeks ago, I love the placeNo I do not submitted anythingI was track 2, I didn't know jeff will be there, andy or del negro..I think that is he's name (I hope so)I was in pain with my neck, so,was good I didn't see you.What truck you was?BlasR
I was Track 2, too. I thought it was great. I got to chat a little with Jeff and Andrew and JP, and even Eric Chan. By mid-afternoon my head was swimming from information overload. But now I have finally dusted off my old never-tried copy of Lightroom 1.0, upgraded it to 2.3, and started playing the LL video of Jeff and Michael showing how to do everything. Jeff convinced me that it was time for me to get into Lightroom. So far I'm optimistic.Eric


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Greetings from northern Indiana. My sister, Kathleen Liddy (Kramer), was born in 1959 in Tell City and I was born in 1960 in Tell City. Both of us enjoyed a recent weekend in Tell City. Kath lives in Forth Wayne and I live in Kendallville.
We attended the Tell City High School Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony Feb. 16 to honor our father, Norman Kramer, a 2013 class inductee.
To everyone concerned with animal issues in Perry County Feb. 22, citizens of Perry County met with state Sen. Richard Young and state Rep. Lloyd Arnold. Many issues were discussed, but one that was brought up was pending legislation – Senate Joint Resolution 7 – concerning the rights to hunt, fish and crow crops.
By LARRY DeBOER
Guest Columnist
Every six to 10 years Indiana has a statewide reassessment to update property values for property tax bills. We remeasure the characteristics of real property – square footage, building materials, home improvements and so forth.
We apply new data on prices and costs to these characteristics. Since we waited so long between reassessments, we would update for six to 10 years of inflation all at once. Assessed values would jump.
By MARYANN KEATING
Guest Columnist
"Can I take a federal tax deduction for mortgage interest?" (Yes.)
"For state income and local property taxes?" (Yes.)
"How about municipal bond interest?" (That, too.)
"On earned income from wages?" (That's a tax credit and it depends.)
What about employer-provided health insurance?" (Sure.)
"Charitable deductions?" (Yup.)
"Dinner out and a show?" (Sorry, no.)
Pope Benedict XVI's decision to resign the papacy has forever changed the way the world views the man who holds the keys of St. Peter. That may not be a bad thing since the man who will replace Benedict faces real-world issues that demand quick and decisive action.
Berlin Archbishop Rainer Woelki was on the mark when he called Benedict's decision to step down, the first pope to do so in six centuries, "a demystification of the papal office."
The Tell City Junior-Senior High School After-Prom Committee would like to thank the community for supporting our chili lunch and dodgeball tourney fundraiser. We would also like to thank the following businesses for donating items to help make this fundraiser possible: Farm Bureau Insurance, Cash Saver, Wendy's and R&A Sports.
Tell City Junior-Senior High School would like to thank the following individuals, businesses and organizations that attended our health fair Feb. 8:
By LLOYD ARNOLD
District 74 State Representative
As a freshman, it has been exciting for me to see the process a state budget goes through to be crafted. Last week, House Bill 1001, Indiana's biennial budget, passed out of the House with bipartisan support and will be heard in the upcoming weeks by the Indiana Senate.
This is an important time for the legislature to decide the direction we will take as we distribute and designate funds for Indiana's future.
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The second of San Francisco's biannual Green Festivals wrapped up Sunday afternoon after serving what will likely be the most people ever at a sustainability related event (though official numbers are not in yet). It was the usual mix of incredible new gadgets (bicycles with frames made from Fair Trade bamboo), organic goodies, hemp and organic cotton clothing, healthy baby items, socially responsible investment advisors, wonderful speakers (Amy Goodman, Kevin Danaher, Bill McKibben….), a Nissan Leaf, Credo Mobile, live music, and of course, the organic beer and wine garden. Good times, good times.
Being a veteran of Green Festivals, there weren't a ton of surprises in store for me (the bamboo bikes being one of the bigger eye openers), but there was nothing that was going to stop me from attending. In the organic beer garden, I discussed with a colleague why Green Festivals leave me so fulfilled. A passage from The Geography of Bliss (NY Times Bestselling novel about the pursuit of happiness and why some find it and some don't) jumped into my mind, and helped me connect the dots in the green economy.
Author Eric Weiner writes from Qatar, a nation whose overnight wealth has not translated into happiness for its citizenry, that the Muslim call to prayer remains an institution more powerful than the oil money that has radically altered the tiny country over the last 50 years. Why? Because of the community it creates. And it hit me–this is exactly what the Green Festival is for the green businessperson.
"Hell is other people," wrote French existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre. According to Weiner, "Sartre was wrong….Social scientists estimate that about 70 percent of our happiness stems from our relationships, both quantity and quality, with friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors. During life's difficult patches, camaraderie blunts our misery; during the good times, it boosts our happiness. So the greatest source of happiness is other people–and what does money do? It isolates us from other people. It enables us to build walls, literal and figurative, around ourselves. We move from a teeming college dorm to an apartment to a house and, if we're really wealthy, to an estate. We think we're moving up, but really we're walling ourselves off."
Living and working in the green economy is perhaps the most fulfilling experience I can imagine. There's literally no place I'd rather be. But sometimes, the life of an entrepreneur is an isolated one. With that in mind, and my revelation Sunday at the Green Festival, I would encourage everyone working as an entrepreneur or an intrapreneur, student or professor, to find a handful of peers with whom you can travel your green business journey. While happiness in itself won't heal the world, more successful green entrepreneurs will. But to be a successful, recharged, and fulfilled green entrepreneurs, we need community.
Scott Cooney is the author of Build a Green Small Business (McGraw-Hill) and Principal of GreenBusinessOwner.com


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Ah, the family that drinks together sticks together, that's what I always say.
And that's what I was thinking as I watched the series debut of ''The Osbournes,'' MTV's new self-proclaimed ''reality sitcom'' starring heavy metal's venerable patriarch, Ozzy Osbourne, along with his wife Sharon, and children Jack and Kelly. But as I watched the unscripted and profanity-laden antics unfold over the course of one half hour, I swear the only beverage I saw consumed was a Diet Coke by Ozzy as he was trying to figure out how to use the bloody remote that conceivably controls his entire new Beverly Hills home. (Is it possible for anyone to be Diet Coke-addled?)
Before we get too far along, let me take a quick moment to discuss MTV's ''original'' concept: the reality sitcom.
By now it should be quite clear to everyone that MTV is not music television anymore, at least in the music video sense -- that's MTV2's job. Rather, the flagship channel is really just a showcase for a never ending series of silly reality shows (''Real World,'' ''Road Rules,'' ''Cribs,'' ''Making the Band,'' etc.), each accompanied by what can only be described as a really bitchin' soundtrack. Well, it's at least really current. The soundtrack, that is.
So MTV now gives us a ''reality sitcom,'' with the reality tag pretty much giving them license to throw as little money as possible into the project. There are no writers, of course, just the initial instruction to the Osbourne family to ''act naturally'' because frankly, the day to day antics of the heavy metal household should provide ample hilarity.
And that is not to say that there were not funny moments. But one element that any good sitcom, reality or fantasy, requires is audible dialogue, so you can catch all those witty one-liners and zany zingers. Unfortunately, in order for MTV to adhere to its strict reality dogma (perhaps influenced in spirit by the Scandinavian Dogma school of guerilla filmmaking, though doubtful) everyone must be really poorly miked -- a quality made worse when you take into account that the Osbournes are English, and theirs is not the most polished of accents (think Audrey Hepburn in ''My Fair Lady''). That and the fact that every third word is ''@%#$!'' don't make for very memorable inter-family conversation.
Of course, some might say I'm missing the point here; that we're getting the rare opportunity to spend some real quality time with a world-renowned rocker and his fam. And I won't deny there is some appeal to learning what heavy metal has done to the children. But perhaps if the show was being aired on Comedy Central or SciFi or whatever, it would seem unique, and not just another opportunity for MTV to throw a bunch of cameras at someone's life.
Whew. That went on for a bit longer than I intended. Is there still room to talk about the Osbournes themselves?
OK, well here's this much. There is certainly an ''Addam's Family'' quality to the Osbournes. But in this case, it's like Cousin It is more of a featured character, and instead of a Wednesday and a Pugsley, you've got two Pugsleys. I can't find a proper analogous Addams character for Sharon Osbourne; all I can say is that, in Seinfeld-ian parlance, she married down. She's a looker, that one.
Hey, watch ''The Osbournes'' on MTV. It features Ozzy Osbourne eating, well, burritos and it has a great soundtrack, too. It airs Tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. -- but be careful, they may just go change the time on you.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Friday, March 8, 2002.
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i like the title. seems to get the point across. hi. it's memorial day. i'm having my coffee and reminding myself that i actually have a website. i hadn't visited it in sometime. when i do stop by i realize that it mostly seems to be a place for spam to visit. my demographic seems to be spam. so let me talk to the robots for a minute. i've been shooting a new tv show called the dress up gang. it will be on TBS in the fall. i play a handyman. i'm excited about this show. it's a half hour comedy. okay. that should be enough for the robots today. also, i have found that the attention spans of the world is diminishing quite rapidly. i know this because I have just lost interest in my words as well. have a good day robots. also, if this is an actual human being, thanks for your time. how are the jokes coming? good question. there are a few in play that are worth seeing. i will eventually post them on a wall you can find. kirk fox out.
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brain stretch 2.26.17
have my fingers not touched this wall yet this year? woke up to the news that Bill Paxton is no longer dancing among us. Sad day. He was a friend. Great actor and even better guy. All heart. Hospitals are tricky. Once they open us up shit can go wrong quick. Always know that going in. You might not come out.
All I really want to say is this. Life is precious. Live yours in such a way that if you were told you had five minutes to live, you could smile for four of them. Screaming for one is allowed. But just try and find a place for the scream that allows your last minute to be a smile. That's it for today. I will once again try and spend more time posting words to this site. This should suffice for today. Go watch some Bill Paxton flicks. I loved Frailty. He directed it. kf
I added a photo. It's not often I insert a photo into anything. This was a fun night at the comedy store. We told jokes and then hung out in the green room. I guess it's the green room. Not much green in it. Owen Smith, Ron White, myself, and Joe Rogan. Three of my favorite people. As the year winds down I just wanted to say "hi." That's about it. I hope the holidays were swell. Kirk fox out.
arranging words 12.19.16
hi. my name is kirk fox. i'm going to hook a few words together in no particular order. i saw a big cat this morning. it was in the distance so I'm still not sure if it was a house cat or a cat that likes to eat Beagles. as far as dogs go I bet the beagle is one of the best eating. a beagle is a big part of my life. Her name is Laczi. for those of you who don't know this animal, she has taught me to love. she is almost fifteen years old. she has survived a couple coyote attacks and most recently knee surgery. i fixed her knee the way some people repair an old football injury. she is running strong again. that's crazy shit. she used to barely move. i hope when I'm that old I don't need a knee surgery. back to the cat. i tried to take a video but it didn't start recording till after I pointed the phone at the cat. so I can't confirm it's breed. either way, i have to keep an eye on the beagle at all times. yesterday a huge coyote and today a possible mountain lion. yes, the cat continues to grow. that is life. as the stories are retold they always seem to grow exponentially. that's a big word. wonder if I spelled that right? close enough. thoughts on spelling. close enough works for me.
okay. is this enough? have i said what needed to be said? i wanted to reach out to my readers. still have no clue how many really read these posts. but i can say this, one is enough, and I'm okay if no-one does but my eyes. this is simply a way for me to warm up my brain for the day. as the fingers click they often will say something that I've never heard before. the arrangement of words is what can trigger a new thought. "thoughts on spelling. close enough works for me." that wasn't something I planned on thinking today. but because I began to reach out it materialized. the point. don't be afraid to say somethings that you might not want public. reach out. pour out some thoughts or feelings. scribble some shit on paper. or simply open a document and talk to it with your fingers. that's it. that's what I have done and that's what you should do as well. peace out team. my brain is engaged. now I will hunt that cat. fox out.
life 12.13.16
it is tuesday. what does that mean? it simply means that if you are up you have been given another chance to make the most of your life. try and do something you didn't do yesterday. know that you can help make the world a better place. if you can't physically get on the front line of change you can certainly give resources to those that can. it's that simple. don't give up on the idea that things could be better. now a joke. or an attempt at one.
spent last week in new york city. that is a tricky ride for me. just too many people crammed into one box. sure have to learn to stay in your lane. the people are all going somewhere. my pacing was off. i felt like a pinball. i'm a canyon boy for sure. there were some highlights of this trip. i met steve martin and watched him play the banjo. this guy can sure pick the strings. i met lorne michaels. i saw his office. i saw the board on the wall with the sketches that have made it to that weeks episode of saturday night live. i ran into jimmy fallon at the tonight show. i had a good week. told some jokes at caroline's comedy club. i had heard about it for years but had never played it. now i have. there is one thing that is common for all comedy clubs. you have a microphone and a crowd. it's up to you to make them laugh. i'm glad i got a taste of caroline's. is it better or worse than other clubs? i would say it is one of the better comedy clubs for sure. i certainly loved their chicken club. i'm a creature of habit. if i find a food that gives me strength then that could be the winner for the week.
oh yes. a joke. i'm not sure where this will fit in my act or if it will simply die on this wall. but i want to fit this thought in. i have a pet lizard. i've had it a few years. his name is jack. a good guy as far as lizards go. but whenever he is placed near a female lizard he freezes up. paralyzed. i took him to a pal who works at the zoo. one of the brightest lizard doctors in the world and he put jack through rigorous testing. he finally came to me and said, "jack has ereptile dysfunction."
my friend is funny. is this going to make it to the stage? i will keep you all posted. have a wonderful day people. or night. fox out.
turkey day looms. I'm Kirk Fox.
just a few thanksgiving tips. only sociopaths would eat a turkey sandwich today. avoid anyone you see eating one or thinking about ordering one. that might be enough for today. i hope everyone is doing well. i haven't heard my fingers tap tap these keys in awhile. i've been working on my golf game. i have to remember to just put the club face on the ball. as long a I remember to simply hit forehands it should be fine.
kanye west is in a mental hospital. maybe he is really just tired. but either way i hope it gets back on track. i know it's serious because Kim had to cancel a red carpet event. that's some serious shit. my real thoughts on Kanye. if people pay money to see someone sing, that person better sing. they don't go to a show to hear you talk. you're a singer. not a talker. that's all i got on this.
also, i got a haircut last week and i'm happy about it. i get a haircut once a year. unless i'm working ad they cut it for me. it's fun to have short hair. what else can i tell the readers who swing by these posts. i still will never know if it's just robots or people coming by. hopefully both.
i did comedy last night at the viper room in hollywood. i had no idea what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. it's fun when you have an idea of something and then discover you were completely mistaken. most of the things we worry about in life never come into play. that's why we must really live in the moment. let's see what happens. people listened. they laughed. i was present and accounted for and didn't seem to ever have to raise my voice. those that read my words know that my mission, work on being the same guy onstage as off. working on seamlessness. the microphone will do the projecting for me. alright, this has been kirk fox checking into the world. keep on keeping on. also, love something. and finally, if you get a chance, put someone's needs before yours. you might surprise yourself. just like i was at the viper room last night.
also, i'm going back to detroit next week to tell a few jokes. my last trip there was with charlie sheen. i'm pretty sure this will be different. but once again. maybe i'm mistaken. it could be exactly the same. either way, i will go in smiling. kf
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this is what's on my mind. i sit at my desk. a candle dances next to me. i bought two pieces of furniture that now protect my desk. i guess i will take a photo. i have to tell some jokes tonight at the comedy store in hollywood california. i have to be onstage at 9:30. I will leave my home at 9:10. that's how close it is. i think if i really hurry I can be parked at the comedy store in about 8 minutes from the time i pull out of the driveway. what will i talk about tonight? i want to get the room on the boat a little quicker than I have been lately. i'm noticing that the people don't really have the attention span for too long without a joke. i like to think that I'm enough. I will get to the jokes. i like to go as long as I can without one.
tonight i want to talk about a girl who yelled at me because I wouldn't read her paragraph tattoo on her back. it filled her whole back. looked like helvetica font. single space. i think the last line said cont. on thigh. what i did find interesting was that she was in a black bikini and two lines in the paragraph looked like they had been blacked out by the FBI. confidential. she was in front of me in line at coffee bean. she turned around and asked if i'd like to read her back. i told her "no thanks. I'm still working on the menu."
"read it,' she said.
"I'm cool. I'll wait for the movie. I actually have a book at home I need to finish before I start another.
she got upset. It's obvious to me now that the more words in a tattoo the crazier the person. tattoos are links you're better off not clicking on. I wish people were like etch a sketches so we could just shake off their shitty tattoos and start all over. if i have to stop moving to read your tattoo then it's too long. then she told me Megan Fox has a paragraph tattoo on her back. I bet you'd read that. Hell yes i would. I'd keep it on the nightstand next to my bed and read it every night before bed.
that is how I will open my set tonight. then maybe explain that I don't read as much as I should. i had a terrible reading accident when I was eight. i was reading a popup book on the tallest building on the world and was leaning in too close when i turned to the empire state building. almost lost my eye. that's one of the reasons i avoid New York and paragraph tattoos. that's it. this is what's on my mind world. just a man letting his fingers run free and remind the brain what I should talk about tonight. I'll let you all know how it goes. I will take a picture now of my new furniture.
my greatest fear no more
i often tell people I'm afraid of nothing. but in fact there is always one thing that rarely sleeps in the back of my mind. a flat tire. more so lately because the car I now drive has racing tires which are a bit more susceptible to attack from nails and glass. i used to drive a honda civic and I actually never had to change a tire on the car. which makes me even more suspicious of this fear. i remember seeing a nail in the tire of the honda once while filming The Test at paramount. I drove directly to my friend at the Honda dealership for the plugging of the hole. they pull out whatever has breached the rubber, i think this was a screw, and shove in some rubber and you're on your way.
back to the story at hand. driving to golf the other day, a long drive, the golf course was 45 minutes away. i was running late and had to speed. when i got off the freeway i hear a new sound. a thump thump with every turn of the wheel. the faster the turn, the quicker the thump thump thump. i got out and checked the tires. they were fine. i looked under the car to see if i was dragging anything. nope. slowly drove to the golf course because I was late. still concerned with the car. do i call audi care, do i call AAA. the mind was racing. got to golf and explained the situation. the golfers weren't that concerned. i decided to to tee off with them but deal with it after 9 holes. because my mind was on the tire i oddly played some of the best golf in my life. i was one over on the front nine. at the turn we looked at the car and one of the golfers, noticed that the front left tires on the inside was coming undone. what looked like a string was in fact part of the tire. that's the part that would thump on every turn.
relieved, we played the back nine because they all said they would help me change the tire. I shot two over on the back. a great day of golf. after they helped me change the tire. i watched it all, i now think I can do it again if I had to. the only real drama was the covers that go over the lug nuts. we didn't know it was a cover at first and the lug wrench didn't fit. called a friend at audi and he explained to pop the covers off and then do the lugs. i put on a little tire that says don't go past 50 mph. i drove to the audi dealer which was on the way home and ordered some tires. next day I went and put them on and now my life is much smoother. my fear of a flat tire is a thing of the past. i can now start my life.
as always, thanks to the readers who like to stop by and check my flow. all is well in the world. it's a raining morning in los angeles. as i wrote that last sentence the sun peeked through the gray clouds. i guess the sun wants to come out and play. or at least look and see if anyone is up. oh shit. did i get rain tires?!
i was told they'd been trying to get a picture of me smiling onstage for years. I appear to be actually laughing. not sure what it says about a comedian who rarely cracks a smile onstage. i think I smile internally. i'm not sure why I was smiling but it looks legitimate. i don't think I smile enough in life. my mouth doesn't really go into that curve that is needed to give the viewer the appearance that I'm laughing. but I will assure you, my eyes are smiling.
i'm not afraid to cry either. i seem to feel things when I watch the voice on TV. i like when someone sings a song and then gets a chair to turn. their whole life has come down to that moment. I also tend to tear up when i watch ice skating or when a girl gets cut from the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. that's about it.
here's the real big news for my readers today. i now can write some words and it will automatically come up on my homepage of this website. that means that i might start writing more. maybe a daily post is just what my brain needs. this can maybe start to feel like a newspaper. okay. let me check and see if it goes to the front. kirk fox out.
Also, thought of the day for my team. WHO WE ARE WHEN WE ARE ALONE, IS WHO WE NEED TO BE WHEN THE WORLD IS WATCHING. THEN YOU CAN SLEEP THROUGH THE NIGHT.
this came to me when thinking about standup comedy. my mission, and it might never be fulfilled completely, is to be the same guy onstage as I am off. seamless. just get up there and tell some jokes. talk about some things that are funny to me. don't push to hard. don't resort to tricks. just connect some words in a way that might evoke laughter. hey, the title of this post is laughter. maybe it was a sneaky full circle. sneaky implies trickery. maybe my brain is the trick and I'm along for the ride. more next time. fox out.
you have to run over a nail just right to have it penetrate the rubber. i didn't know I had run over a nail. driving to tennis today I saw a warning light I'd never seen in my dash and some wording. The words were gone before I had the time to read them. i arrived at tennis, took a picture of the warning, it was an exclamation point. to me that was important. i sent the picture to my guy. i call him my guy because he sold me the car and if I ever have a car question he can answer. he's also a friend. i played tennis. my mind was on my car. i won't lie. i have a tendency to obsess. it's the little things that i will grasp. after tennis he simply told me that i had a tire that needed air. that seemed right. when i turned on the car the words came up and sure enough, said to check my left rear. I checked. i couldn't tell if it was low. they are racing tires that don't have much air in them as is. after tennis on the way to my favorite gas station i stopped for a sandwich and spend thirty minutes trying to find out the real tire pressure i needed to get to. on the side of the tire it said max of 50 PSI. that seemed high. My guy told me 32. that seemed low. I went to my favorite gas station and they said 38. sure enough. left rear was low. then he told me to move up so he could check for a nail. yes, there was a nail. i was relieved. they pulled out the nail. my buddy who works there said he fixes 15 tires a day. said the streets are filled with nails. he said i hit it just right. so i have that going for me. i have a feeling i willed that nail. i think about a platy tire too often. i'm hoping this day will take it off my mind for a few weeks. i still often think about who i will call when my tire falls off. AAA or Audi care. i'll cross that bridge when I get to it. unfortunately, i will probably think about the bridge up until then. we all have our fears. i've said it before, mine are flat tires. i don't think i've ever had one. i like to think I'm more of a nail guy. many a nail. i'm basically driving a race car. if my tire falls off on the winding roads of Mulholland Drive i don't think i need to worry about who I will be calling. I will go right off the cliff. You will read about why I crashed. No matter what you hear, I'm telling you now, it was a tire. thanks for your time. i love my readers. you are few but strong. kf out.


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Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction
The Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction (or HWE reaction) is the chemical reaction of stabilized phosphonate carbanions with aldehydes (or ketones) to produce predominantly E-alkenes.
In 1958, Horner published a modified Wittig reaction using phosphonate-stabilized carbanions.[1][2] Wadsworth and Emmons further defined the reaction.[3][4]
In contrast to phosphonium ylides used in the Wittig reaction, phosphonate-stabilized carbanions are more nucleophilic and more basic. Likewise, phosphonate-stabilized carbanions can be alkylated, unlike phosphonium ylides. The dialkylphosphate salt byproduct is easily removed by aqueous extraction.
Several reviews have been published.[5][6][7][8]
Reaction mechanism
The Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction begins with the deprotonation of the phosphonate to give the phosphonate carbanion 1. Nucleophilic addition of the carbanion onto the aldehyde 2 (or ketone) producing 3a or 3b is the rate-limiting step.[9] If R2=H, then intermediates 3a and 4a and intermediates 3b and 4b can interconvert with each other.[10] The final elimination of 4a and 4b yield E-alkene 5 and Z-alkene 6.
The ratio of alkene isomers 5 and 6 is dependent upon the stereochemical outcome of the initial carbanion addition and upon the ability of the intermediates to equilibrate.
The electron-withdrawing group (EWG) alpha to the phosphonate is necessary for the final elimination to occur. In the absence of an electron-withdrawing group, the final product is the α-hydroxyphosphonate 3a and 3b.[11] However, these α-hydroxyphosphonates can be transformed to alkenes by reaction with diisopropylcarbodiimide.[12]
The Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction favours the formation of E-alkenes. In general, the more equilibration amongst intermediates, the higher the selectivity for E-alkene formation.
Disubstituted alkenes
Thompson and Heathcock have performed a systematic study of the reaction of trimethyl phosphonoacetate with various aldehydes.[13] While each effect was small, they had a cumulative effect making it possible to modify the stereochemical outcome without modifying the structure of the phosphonate. They found greater E-stereoselectivity with the following conditions:
- Increasing steric bulk of the aldehyde
- Higher reaction temperatures (23 °C over -78 °C)
- Li > Na > K salts
- Using the solvent DME over THF
In a separate study, it was found that bulky phosphonate and bulky electron-withdrawing groups enhance E-alkene selectivity.
Trisubstituted alkenes
The steric bulk of the phosphonate and electron-withdrawing groups plays a critical role in the reaction of α-branched phosphonates with aliphatic aldehydes.[14]
| Ratio of alkenes
|5 : 95
|10 : 90
|40 : 60
|90 : 10
|95 : 5
Aromatic aldehydes produce almost exclusively E-alkenes. In case Z-alkenes from aromatic aldehydes are needed, the Still modification (see below) can be used.
Olefination of ketones
The stereoselectivity of the Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction of ketones is poor to modest.
Base sensitive substrates
Since many substrates are not stable to sodium hydride, several procedures have been developed using milder bases. Masamune and Roush have developed mild conditions using lithium chloride and DBU.[15] Rathke extended this to lithium or magnesium halides with triethylamine.[16] Several other bases have been found effective.[17][18][19]
Still modification
Still and Gennari have developed conditions that give Z-alkenes with excellent stereoselectivity.[20] Using phosphonates with electron-withdrawing groups (trifluoroethyl[21]) together with strongly dissociating conditions (KHMDS and 18-crown-6 in THF) nearly exclusive Z-alkene production can be achieved.
Ando has suggested that the use of electron-deficient phosphonates accelerates the elimination of the oxaphosphatane intermediates.[22]
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- ^ Horner, L.; Hoffmann, H. M. R.; Wippel, H. G.; Klahre, G. Ber. 1959, 92, 2499-2505.
- ^ Wadsworth, W. S., Jr.; Emmons, W. D. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1961, 83, 1733. (doi:10.1021/ja01468a042)
- ^ Wadsworth, W. S., Jr.; Emmons, W. D. Organic Syntheses, Coll. Vol. 5, p.547 (1973); Vol. 45, p.44 (1965). (Article)
- ^ Wadsworth, W. S., Jr. Org. React. 1977, 25, 73-253. (Review)
- ^ Boutagy, J.; Thomas, R. Chem. Rev. 1974, 74, 87-99. (Review, doi:10.1021/cr60287a005)
- ^ Kelly, S. E. Comp. Org. Syn. 1991, 1, 729-817. (Review)
- ^ Maryanoff, B. E.; Reitz, A. B. Chem. Rev. 1989, 89, 863-927. (Review, doi:10.1021/cr00094a007)
- ^ Larsen, R. O.; Aksnes, G. Phosphorus Sulfur 1983, 15, 218-219.
- ^ Lefèbvre, G.; Seyden-Penne, J. J. Chem Soc., Chem. Commun. 1970, 1308-1309.
- ^ Corey, E. J.; Kwiatkowski, G. T. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1966, 88, 5654-5656. (doi:10.1021/ja00975a057)
- ^ Reichwein, J. F.; Pagenkopf, B. L. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2003, 125, 1821-1824. (doi:10.1021/ja027658s)
- ^ Thompson, S. K.; Heathcock, C. H. J. Org. Chem. 1990, 55, 3386-3388. (doi:10.1021/jo00297a076)
- ^ Nagaoka, H.; Kishi, Y. Tetrahedron 1981, 37, 3873-3888.
- ^ Blanchette, M. A.; Choy, W.; Davis, J. T.; Essenfeld, A. P.; Masamune, S.; Roush, W. R.; Sakai, T. Tetrahedron Lett. 1984, 25, 2183-2186.
- ^ Rathke, M. W.; Nowak, M. J. Org. Chem. 1985, 50, 2624-2626. (doi:10.1021/jo00215a004)
- ^ Paterson, I.; Yeung, K.-S.; Smaill, J. B. Synlett 1993, 774.
- ^ Simoni, D.; Rossi, M.; Rondanin, R.; Mazzali, A.; Baruchello, R.; Malagutti, C.; Roberti, M.; Invidiata, F. P. Org. Lett. 2000, 2, 3765-3768.
- ^ Blasdel, L. K.; Myers, A. G. Org. Lett. 2005, 7, 4281-4283.
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- ^ Patois, C.; Savignac, P.; About-Jaudet, E.; Collignon, N. Organic Syntheses, Coll. Vol. 9, p.88 (1998); Vol. 73, p.152 (1996). (Article)
- ^ Ando, K. J. Org. Chem. 1997, 62, 1934–1939. (doi:10.1021/jo970057c)


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Here's our final group of notes from this year's CaliFlorida Bowl III in Torrance,
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Impact Player: Who came away with the hardest hits during the game?
My vote goes to Lincoln's (Fla.) DB Greg
Threat. Threat did a great job of coming on the run and delivering helmet-jarring
Thrills: Probably the most enjoyable part of the CaliFlorida Bowl was watching
Devin Hester fly all over
the field. On special teams, defense and offense, Hester made statements and
drew immediate attention. He has quick get-ups and a gear that very few others
can reach.
In the Right Place at the Right Time: Los Angeles Manual Arts WR James
Finley ended up with the top stats at wide receiver and showed an ability
to get downfield and open quickly. Sure he scored once off a trick play, but
a touchdown is a touchdown and James had five catches for over 100 yards including
another touchdown.
Backs that Could: With Florida's Tre
Smith, Tremaine McCullom
and Travis Glasford and California's
Dubois (and Marcus O'Keith
all listed at 5-foot-11 or under, the CaliFlorida backfields still packed a
ton of punch. Dennis and Dubois seemed to do the most with their carries, but
Smith broke away for a couple solid runs and McCollum and Glasford both showed
good feet and quickness.
Special Player: Huntington Beach (Calif.) Edison DB Marcus
McCutcheon had a couple returns that may have gone the distance against
teams not as gifted in the speed category. On top of his special teams play,
McCutcheon put in the best performance for a corner on the California side.
Several times, McCutcheon was in on pass deflections and running stride for
stride with the speedy Sunshine State wideouts.
He's Got What? Personality: Besides being a dominant presence on the
defensive line, Wilmington (Calif.) Banning DL Fred
Matua's running mouth was a team and media favorite.
Work and No play Makes Terrell a Dull DB: Miami (Fla.) Edison DB Terrell
Walden talked the talk and walked the walk. A talkative and energetic
young man, Walden was a favorite among coaches and players for his lighthearted
antics, but don't let his easygoing nature fool you. On the field, Walden was
all business and showed why he needs to be considered one of the top cover men
in the country.
Someone Hiding in That Horse: With Gavin
Dickey (pictured), Pat Watkins
and Greg Threat stealing the headlines, it should be noted that their fellow
Lincoln Trojan players didn't hide and turned in solid performances. James
Jackson scored twice at fullback, DB Larry
Williams was solid in coverage and delivered one of the hardest hits
in the game while WR James White
scored twice and played as well as one could have possibly done in an all-star
game. No wonder the Trojans won the Florida 4A championship!
Why Was this Kid a Late Entry?: Myself and others were very pleased
a spot opened up on the California roster for Thousand Oaks (Calif.) WR Dave
Anderson. A teammate of QB Ben Olson, Anderson may have lost some of
the spotlight to his nationally recognized partner. However, Anderson put to
rest any doubts of his ability with several key catches and showing an ability
to find the open space in a secondary that had very little.
I am Your Father: With his trade mark visor shield inside his helmet, the
nation's top tight end, Marcedes Lewis
looked Darth Vader on the sideline. However, once he stepped on the field, Lewis
was more like Chewbacca in pads. Always looking for someone to hit and rarely
trying to run around anyone when he had the ball, this big man looks to punish
anyone who gets in his way.
Almost Miller Time: Fresno (Calif.) Edison DB Aaron
Miller showed great technique and good speed. With his solid coverage,
Miller had a couple chances at interceptions but couldn't haul in the ball.
Tall to Be: Miami (Fla.) American Senior DT John
Wood was drawing comparisons to Tampa Bay Buccaneer Warren Sapp because
of his explosive first step and ability to run down running backs and quarterbacks
from the defensive tackle position.
Two of a Kind: While brother Tremaine performed well at running back,
Miami Southridge DB Jermaine McCollum
may have moved up on a couple coaches lists with his performance in the secondary.
With Walden and Threat starting, Florida lost nothing noticeable when McCollum
came in to replace them. Seems these McCollum brothers want to stick together
and are pushing themselves as a packaged deal on the next level.
but Deadly: Despite a lack of stats, Glades Central LB William
Beckford was certainly a concern for the California squad. Beckford
did the dirty work battling double teams and taking on blocks to allow his fellow
teammates to make tackles.
You Can Never Have Enough Coverage: Sure I've mentioned about 20 other
defensive backs, but I'd be mistaken if I didn't mention Pacific Palisade (Calif.)
DB Justin Clayton. Clayton is a 6-foot, 200 pound cover man with good
feet and quickness. Would I take him in a foot race against Florida WR Ryan
Moore, no. But, there are not many Ryan Moore's out there and Clayton could
more than handle your typical college receiver and may turn out to be a better
the Menace: Poly RB Hershel Dennis
turned in a stellar performance, hitting the holes hard and never letting down.
I would have like to have seen Dennis run behind a better offensive line, or
at least one that had spent more than a couple days together.
Not Your Father's Mr. Rogers: Miami (Fla.) Norland DL Baraka
Atkins showed a great football sense to go along with a good combination
of size and speed. In on a couple sacks and stuffing screen plays, Brown could
be heard yelling, "We didn't come out here to be nice!" after stops
by the Florida defense.
Magnet: Santonio Holmes
seemed to find a way to get his hands on the ball easily and often ... A sure
sign of a receiver who's going to do good things on the next level. Although
I'm not sure how he's going to explain being thrown out of bounds by Poly Safety
Darnell Bing to his buddies
back in Florida ... On what looked like a touchdown for Holmes on a reverse,
Bing closed quickly like a cheetah pouncing a gazelle.
Time you Throw the Ball Down Field, Bing Bing!: If Holmes was an offensive
magnet, then Long Beach (Calif.) Poly safety Darnell
Bing was his counterpart. Bing was all over the field and showed that
he's as fast as advertised. Probably the meanest player on the field, Bing didn't
back down from anyone. Bing has a star quality about him and he loves being
a primetime player.
Dreams Do NOT Come True: With Florida safety Pat
Watkins (pictured) and California tight end Marcedes
Lewis on the pre-game rosters, I was hoping for a meeting between these
too giants. I mean, who wouldn't like to see the collision created by 6-foot-6
Lewis going across the middle for a pass with 6-3 Watkins coming up to break
it up. Unfortunately, Watkins was ill all week and did not play.


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"Nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law." — from the 14th Amendment
Spin it any way you want. Justify it, rationalize it, chalk it up to the exigencies of war. And at the end, the fact remains:
A United States citizen is dead and the United States government killed him. Without trial. Without due process. Without hesitation.
And many of those who deplored George W. Bush for smaller excesses seem content to allow Barack Obama this larger one.
No, I do not mourn the death of Anwar al-Awlaki. If anyone ever deserved to have a missile from a predator drone land in his lap, it was this New Mexico-born Muslim cleric, killed last September in Yemen, his ancestral homeland.
American counterterrorism experts say he planned the failed 2009 bombing of a Detroit-bound airliner. Additionally, he is said to have inspired the Ford Hood massacre of 2009 and the botched Times Square bombing of 2010. The world is a better place without this guy in it.
Still, the means of his dispatch from this world ought to give us pause.
Last week, Attorney General Eric Holder gave a speech in which he attempted to justify what the administration did. His reasoning was not compelling. In Holder's formulation, the U.S. government has the right to kill citizens if said citizens present an imminent threat of violent attack and if capturing them alive is not a feasible option. It can do this, said Holder, speaking at Northwestern University's school of law, without judicial oversight.
What a flimsy rationale upon which to balance a decision as monumental and portentous as the killing of a citizen. Even granting that the demands of armed conflict sometimes make such things necessary, it is inconceivable that the White House would claim the right to kill without at least presenting its evidence before a federal judge in a secret hearing. To eschew even that safeguard is to set Obama up as potential judge, jury and executioner of every accused terrorist.
So where is the outrage? Had Bush claimed the right to kill American citizens without judicial oversight, the resulting cries of protest would have been audible on the moon. Indeed, one of the protesters would likely have been Obama himself; he came into office on a promise to reign in the excesses of the Bush years.
Now, Team Obama seeks to justify an excess Team Bush never did. The people who decried Bush's excesses should also decry Obama's. Instead, he enjoys a measure of leeway and trust.
The leaders change, but the country is the country is the country — and the principle at stake here is bigger than any one person's term in office. So no, Barack Obama does not deserve the leeway and trust our lack of outrage accords him.
No president does.
Leonard Pitts Jr. is a columnist for the Miami Herald.


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Seahawks tight end Zach Miller is doing more blocking than catching
Tight end Zach Miller has caught just 11 passes in eight games for the Seahawks. He's being asked to stay in and help with pass protection and hasn't been much of a factor as a receiver yet.
Seattle Times staff reporter
RENTON — Zach Miller hasn't had a problem adjusting to Seattle per se.
You just can't say Seattle's new tight end is catching on quickly. Not with just 11 receptions.
Miller has never caught fewer than 44 passes in any season since entering the NFL in 2007. He caught 182 passes the past three seasons, seventh-most of any tight end in the league.
There are currently 37 tight ends in the NFL with more catches than Miller.
"That's not on him," coach Pete Carroll said. "It's on us to get him the football. He's been a terrific factor blocking and helping us in pass protection. He had a great game last week for us, but not in the numbers way that you would see."
He has become the team's third offensive tackle at times, left in to block, and the fact that Dallas had only a single sack on Sunday is proof that he's effective.
"Zach's our ace in the hole as a blocker in terms of protection, in terms of the run game," said Darrell Bevell, Seattle's offensive coordinator. "He can do some good things in the pass game ... we usually end up sending the other guys out and leaving him into block because he's so good at it. That's definitely something we need to look at and balance."
Anthony McCoy, Seattle's backup tight end, has nine receptions, and he has been targeted just as often as Miller.
Now, saying there's a problem is different from complaining. From the beginning of the season, Miller said he could look at the team's situation with so many new linemen and know he would be called upon to block more.
"His attitude is perfect," Carroll said, "and his habits and mentality are perfect, but everybody wants to do more."
For now, he's facing the same reality that stymied John Carlson's production last season, as pass-protection needs have cut into his receiving opportunities.
Jackson back in action
Quarterback Tarvaris Jackson practiced fully on Thursday after receiving limited work on Wednesday because of his strained pectoral muscle. That's a reversal from last week's schedule when he practiced fully Wednesday, then had less work Thursday.
"It's really just taking it day by day," Jackson said. "You don't really know exactly how you're going to feel each day. It's kind of got like a mind of its own — sometimes it feels good, and I wake up the next day without doing anything and it's sore."
Harbaugh praises Lynch
The Baltimore Ravens are not coached by Lou Holtz, but you could be forgiven for making that mistake the way Ravens coach John Harbaugh gushed about the Seahawks.
Holtz made a habit of talking up the attributes of his opponents, and even he might have thought Harbaugh went over the top with this characterization of Seattle's running back Marshawn Lynch.
"It starts off with Marshawn," Harbaugh said. "He's definitely one of the top two or three running backs in the National Football League. He's a violent runner."
Lynch gained 135 yards last week, his most in any regular-season start for the Seahawks.
• WR Sidney Rice practiced Thursday, but was limited because of a sore foot. He is expected to play Sunday.
• TE Cameron Morrah returned to practice Thursday after missing last week's game with an injury to his toe and knee.
• LB David Vobora has not practiced this week because of a concussion.
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Some very good insights intoSubmitted by Postman (not verified) on Sat, 14/01/2012 - 23:07.
Some very good insights into the Thai psyche here (all other psyches as well, but, well Thais have made weak psyches their strong point).
But I am obliged to ask why you have apparently not fully absorbed the propaganda that all Thais are beaten about the ears with from birth. Are you really doubting that himself can walk on water? That himself can make it rain and has magic rice seeds to give away? That himself is like the urban spaceman and does not need to do all that icky bathroom stuff?
Are you Thai?
Give me your address at once so I can make a complaint and make myself feel important at the same time. I know he loves me already but then he will really love me.


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The East of Scotland League club are preparing their application in the expectation that Gretna go under next week.
Spartans, who took St Mirren to a replay in last year's Scottish Cup, appear to be favourites but Annan Athletic, Preston Athletic and Cove Rangers are also in the frame.
The clubs were alerted on Thursday when SFL members voted to demote Gretna to the Third Division following their relegation from the top flight.
Gretna, whose employees were all made redundant by administrators, are expected to be wound up next week after SFL chief executive David Longmuir found "fundamental flaws" in the business plan put forward by the sole interested party.
Spartans general manager Derick Rodier revealed the north Edinburgh club were preparing their application.
"The preparations are tentative but nevertheless we are looking at various things," he said.
"We are moving into our new Ainslie Park stadium in the summer and the pitch will be ready for the end of August.
"Our long-term aim was always to get in to the SFL but we are not counting any chickens."
East of Scotland League rivals Annan have notified the league of their interest in replacing neighbours Gretna.
Club secretary Alan Irving said: "We have a new 500-seater stand and concrete terracing right round the ground.
"The only stumbling block might be the floodlights. We have planning permission to erect them and we were in the throes of trying to get funding before all this blew up. That was planned to happen this calendar year."
Highland League champions Cove Rangers appear to be the only club from the north preparing a bid.
Cove chairman Keith Moorhouse told the Press and Journal: "Our application would be based on us sharing a purpose-built new community facility, which is already well at the advanced stages of planning, and not on our current Allan Park ground.
"A new stadium would not be ready in time for next season, so obviously we would look for the Scottish league to allow us to play out of our existing ground until the new stadium is completed."
Preston Athletic, who were rejected by the SFL in 2000 and 2002, when Gretna were admitted, also intend to apply.
They have been in discussions with East Lothian Council over moving to a new stadium and forming a club that would capitalise on the county's lack of top-level football.
East of Scotland leaders Whitehill ruled out an application while Edinburgh City are unlikely to apply. Junior football giants Pollok have also ruled out a bid.


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BROOKLYN, Mich. -- The measure of respect and genuine affection that Dale Earnhardt Jr. enjoys in the NASCAR Sprint Cup garage came this week when four-time champion Jeff Gordon talked about Earnhardt's 107-race winless streak.
Gordon said he hated the fact that the focus leading up to Sunday's Heluva Good Sour Cream Dips 400 at Michigan International Speedway was on Earnhardt's three-year reign of futility.
"I wish the focus was: 'Wow, look at the year Junior is having and he's third in points and knocking on the door of first and second,'" Gordon said. "If (Earnhardt) keeps doing what he's doing, the win will come. This is definitely a track he can win at."
Gordon, who also once held the title of NASCAR's most popular driver, said trying to win under the circumstances that Earnhardt faces by the very fact of his heritage is daunting.
"I know that's just part of what comes along when you're that popular and your name is Earnhardt and until he wins nobody is going lift the (pressure)," he said.
For Earnhardt just ending the skid would certainly put a stop to the seemingly limitless ways the media has found to ask him how soon will he win again.
At Michigan he contended that winning one race -- while it would ease the pressure on him and the whole No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet team -- would not automatically vault him to the status of a four-time champion like Gordon.
"We need to win several races, I think, to be legitimate and it's not easy," Earnhardt said. "One win really doesn't make a season.
"We're not there now. We're getting there, we're doing good but we still know we can do better. We've been very, very lucky this year that when we've slipped up, we've had fortune and luck to pick us up."
That the NASCAR circus is in Michigan this week -- where Earnhardt last won on June 15, 2008 -- only serves to put his position into sharper focus.
Earnhardt said that it's not like he isn't trying. Just looking at the Sprint Cup championship, where Earnhardt sits third only 10 points behind leader Carl Edwards and just four points back of five-time champion Jimmie Johnson, one realizes that there are about 40 drivers who would trade places with him in a heartbeat.
"I think we are doing some pretty good work here lately," he said. "I would like to win a race and we're trying to, but we don't want to get so careless ... and start taking too many chances that are just foolish. We want to take the right chances in a smart way. So we'll keep working hard like we're doing."
By his very nature, Earnhardt is laid back. He doesn't allow himself to get too high when things are going well, or too low when things are going badly.
But he said when he does win he will enjoy the moment.
"I'll get excited," Earnhardt said. "I have always felt like you celebrate every win like it could be your last.
"You never know what happens or what could happen in this sport so I always have torn down Victory Lane every time we've been there."
He said he can't control how people see him or how people assess his career. But he admits he is puzzled that he is seen as not being a success just because he hasn't visited victory circle in such a long time.
"I think I'm having one of the best years I have ever had," Earnhardt said. "I don't remember in my career as a driver showing up to the race track and feeling like I was top-10 every single weekend, which we have done every weekend this year, except for maybe Phoenix.
"I was never able to do that before for whatever reason. I know when I had some really, really good cars back in the first half of this decade, or the previous decade, I was really young and made a lot of mistakes. Now that I feel like I am a smarter driver, this is a great opportunity because the cars have been there every weekend."
Earnhardt likes the fact that he is seen as a threat to win at every race he shows up at this season. It certainly is better than the utter frustration he felt in the two previous seasons where he said he was rarely in contention to win.
"I felt like that last year and the year before that; I wasn't competitive enough to even worry about winning," he said. "I wasn't even thinking about winning races.
"Now this year I can think about wins, I can think about opportunities and missed opportunities.
"I'm appreciative as hell to have this opportunity and to be running as well as I am."


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Intel's first 32nm Quad surfaces....
Intel is on a golden path, showing no signs of a slowdown as far as technology development is concerned. After having pushed its 32 nm manufacturing node and its derived Westmere architecture to production grade, Intel seems to have already made a prototype on the 32 nm node, which will serve a technology leap on 32 nm. The company uses a "tick-tock" model of process development, where each processor architecture gets to be made in two manufacturing processes, while each process gets to build two succeeding architectures. The current Nehalem architecture meets 32 nm with the Westmere architecture, while the 32 nm node meets its next architecture with the SandyBridge.
SandyBridge is characterised by a larger level of integration of components. While Nehalem and Westmere mainstream processors use a multi-chip module that holds the CPU and north-bridge dice, SandyBridge will see an integration of both into a monolithic, rectangular die spreading across an area of around 225 sq. mm. Significant portions of the die will be occupied with an integrated graphics processor, the "SandyBridge System Agent" (a component which includes a PCI-Express hub, and DMI. The L3 cache is the largest component on the die. It will have a large 256-bit ring-topology, which lets it not only perform cache operations, but also as a fast transport medium between the various components. There are four x86-64 processing cores with their own 256 KB L2 caches, and will feature the Advanced Vector eXtensions (AVX), the next generation SIMD instruction set. With so much packed, the chip will have a rated TDP of "only" 85W. There is an indication that this chip will retain the LGA-1156 package to keep the upgrade path in progress. Interestingly, the chip is taped out in this quarter, while it will reach production-grade in the first quarter of 2011. Meanwhile LGA-1366 gets its next big thing with the Westmere-based Core i9 hexa-core processor.
''Leaps & Bounds''.... this tech is just accelerating at an astonishing rate, its no good for the wallet either
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text: Now this is one cover we can get behind! On the next episode of Smash (airing February 19), Jennifer Hudson's stage diva Ronnie Moore belts out a familiar classic: one of The Wiz's showstoppers, "Soon As I Get Home." Of course, we shouldn't be surprised that Hudson sounds a-maz-ing belting out the tune by the piano—but that doesn't mean we're not still blown away by the talent that this leading lady is bringing to Smash! All we can say is: bring on more J. Hud!


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Darko Milicic's family has been closely tied to his basketball career for longer than just the recent period in which he has contemplated leaving the Boston Celtics to be with his ill mother in Serbia.
His desire to help his loved ones is the reason why he left them in the first place at the age of 13.
Milicic grew up the son of two parents with little knowledge of basketball. Sports and athletics were not a priority for the family in Yugoslavia. They were trying to make it each day in a war-torn country.
"My parents did everything they could to survive," Milcic recently told CSNNE.com. "They did a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff. My mom was working a lot of jobs in her life, my father too. My father also worked on the side to make money."
It was a coach who ran a youth team nearby Milcic's home that spotted the towering child. "He saw me tall and said I should come," Milicic recounted. He began playing organized basketball when he was around 10 years old. Three years later, he was offered a contract to play for another team two hours away from his family.
The 13-year-old would have to live on his own and learn how to support himself. Milcic made the move.
"I lived by myself," Milicic, now 27, said. "I was making money then playing basketball, I signed a contract when I was 13. It's easy to support yourself because we go through a lot of stuff as young guys back home, so we are by 13 already grown. You can go by yourself. It wasn't hard for me. During the bombings we went through a lot of stuff. For me, it was good to play basketball. I didn't think about being on my own because it was just two hours from home."
Life in the NBA has taken Milcic far from home over the past nine seasons. Last weekend, he returned to Europe for his mother. When asked on Tuesday if his time with the Celtics was over, head coach Doc Rivers replied, "Most likely, yes."
As a teenager, Milicic made the decision to pursue a basketball career that would improve his family's situation. Now in his tenth NBA season, he could walk away from it all to be with the ones he left 14 years ago to help.


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The Land of Lincoln has become a prize for GOP candidates in recent weeks.
Our late primary is surprisingly important because no clear leader has emerged after months of wrangling for the nomination.
Next week on Wednesday March 14th, Newt Gingrich will host a rally in Rosemont at the Donald Stephens Convention Center at 3pm followed by fundraising events in Barrington and Palatine in the evening.Thursday he will speak to Barrington High School students and a Town Hall later at Judson University in the morning.
Mitt Romney also will make an Illinois swing.
Romney will spend Monday, March 19, in the Peoria area where supporter Congressman Aaron Schock will be the host, NBCChicago has learned. On election night in Illinois, Romney will host his primary night viewing party in the western suburbs.
Rick Santorum -- a 1978 graduate of Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein -- hasn't announced any appearances in the state, but his campaign is working hard on literature and get out the vote efforts.
Likewise, Ron Paul hasn't announced an personal appearances, but his campaign plans to join up with a number of public events, such as the St. Patricks Day Parade over the next week.


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The Automattic owned WordPress.com is one of the first companies to support AMP. In a blog post, the company said users will now start to see their sites loading faster on mobile. WordPress users will not have to set up AMP, it will be automatic. On the other hand, users that self host WordPress.com site can add a plugin that adds support for the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Project.
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A day ago, Google announced that AMP is now available on mobile search and that the company will now highlight AMP-enabled pages in its mobile search results. It is not clear if Google will prioritise these AMP enabled pages on mobile search. When Google launched AMP, it partnered with nearly 30 publishers such as Mashable, Atlantic Media, BBC, and The Economist to name a few.
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Jonathan Phillips
Team: Men's Volleyball Position: Outside Jersey Number: 5 Hometown: Caron, SK Birthdate: 1995 Year of eligibility: 1 Program: Undeclared
Favorite quote?
- "Ask not what your teammates can do for you. Ask what you can do for your teammates." – Magic Johnson
If you could, what would you do to help make the world better and why?
- I would get billionaires to walk in the shoes of someone who has nothing. We are blinded by our material possessions.
What has been your greatest moment in life so far, athletically and non-athletically?
- Athletically - having an unbeaten season in high school volleyball all the way to provincials, then getting a silver medal.
- Non-athletically - When I realized that humility is one of the best quality's someone can have.
Who are 5 famous people that you would like to spend a day with, dead or alive?
- Michael Jordan, Mariano Rivera, Justin Timberlake, Miley Cyrus (before she went crazy), and Alyson Stoner
Best advice you have received? Best advice you would give someone?
- Focus on the process, not the result. Don't listen to me
What Bible verse have you been most impacted by and why?
- Jeremiah 29:11 – "For I know the plans I have for you declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future."
It is something that always kept me going through the difficult times in life
What is your career ambition?
- Become an Electrician and play volleyball professionally in Europe
Who has been the biggest influence in your life and why?
- My dad was there from step one until now, and I know he will continue to be with me. He always supported me in my athletics and kept me grounded throughout my life so far.
A few of Favorites
- TV Show? Arrow
- Ice Cream flavor? Cotton Candy
- Movie? Man Of Steel
- Superhero? Spiderman
- Meal? Steak
- Piece of clothing? Shoes
- Book? The Slapshot series I read in elementary school
- Course at Briercrest? Undeclared
- Vacation destination? Hawaii
- Scent/smell? I don't know
- Pro Sports Team? Toronto Jays
- Pro Athlete? Derrick Rose
- Genre of music? Pretty much anything
- Song? Caillou theme song


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Research In Motion Ltd has a market cap of $5.56 billion and it is currently trading around $10.6 with a 52 week range of $9.57 to $35.94. The stock has fallen 26.9% year to date. The following table provides the key financial ratios for Research In Motion Ltd:
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Current Ratio 2.08
Forward P/E 18.6
Profit Margin 6.31%
Return On Assets (ROA) 8.75%
Return On Equity (ROE) 12.23%
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Symbol RIMM AAPL ERIC NOK GOOG
Price $10.60 $585.78 $8.94 $2.51 $570.85
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