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the first time I saw a gollar was on the great blog Katafalk…
I fell in love with this kind of mini cape and I promised to sew one!
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A type of leverage ratio summarizing the effect a particular amount of operating leverage has on a company's earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT). Operating leverage involves using a large proportion of fixed costs to variable costs in the operations of the firm. The higher the degree of operating leverage, the more volatile the EBIT figure will be relative to a given change in sales, all other things remaining the same. The formula is as follows:
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Awright, welcome, and good evening to the baseball game.
I'm skip Carey, and with Keith Van Weiren
For another game between the Atlanta braves and the Chicago cubs.
The braves are featuring a
Are outstanding cast. (arf!)
We got a wonderful cast of characters here.
He's a home run interim rba leader for the year, what do you think?
Well uh,
I don't know what the problem is with these braves
This year they've really been having trouble with one run games,
On Sundays for some reason I don't know what it is, what do you think.
Well Pete eh
The dodgers had that problem last year,
Lot of one run games specially on Sundays,
Well they suddenly ended up uh
Last in the league. uh, coming over here, zane's
Is pitchin' today and I hear he's got good stuff.
Well actually I think the main problem is eh the rookies,
The rookies have just not be coming through.
They haven't been able to handle that curve ball.
Seems to me like they really don't go over
Oh here he goes, smash foul. he doesn't look to the plate.
(that goes for your little dog, too!)
He really gets a hold of that one, its gone.
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Fans getting out of here in a hurry.
The player steps out to the plate.
Take me out to the game.
Uh, you can buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks.
I don't care if he never gets back.
Swung on it and missed
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Every TV manufacturer needs a "bottom line." Samsung's is the F4000 series, which is made up of two truly tiny screen sizes: 19 and 29 inches. Both are 720p, 60Hz, and cost $170 and $270, respectively.
At that price, you might be thinking... Whoa nelly. Gots me a deal. And really, you do—Samsung has priced this series cheaply because it's "only 720p." The reduced resolution means almost nothing lost at such small screen sizes, however, and the F4000's contrast and color performance are decent enough that—should you need a tiny TV—it's worth looking into.
It's a well-known fact that some of what you're paying for with any expensive product is design. Be it a stainless steel exterior, champagne-hued hardware, or a beveled set of bezels, you (usually) get what you pay for. Well, by modern TV standards, the UN29F4000 is cheap—and it looks that way.
Like most other Samsung LCDs, you'll find the F4000 to be particularly lightweight. It's molded out of generic black plastic, and does nothing to stand out; then again, it isn't really supposed to. A 29-inch TV is for serving up content, not hosting a spotlight in your living room. The remote that's included is similarly simple, though it has more buttons and control keys than average.
From a functionality standpoint, this little TV cuts the mustard. Alongside two HDMI inputs, you'll find a USB port, a shared component/composite cluster, an RF jack, and an analog-out for headphones. That's not much, but it's certainly enough for a smaller display like this one. Put it on your desk, plug in your favorite cans, and voila, personal viewing station.
Having just messed around with the Sharp Elite, the UN29F4000's menu feels particularly bare bones. In short, this is absolutely not a home theater kind of TV: There is no CMS (Color Management System) on board, so what you see is what you get. There's more to the menu than in previous years, though.
Beyond basic Picture and Sound controls, the F4000 only does a little. Users can, of course, select the usual settings like Backlight, Contrast, Brightness, and Tint, but defaults in the Movie picture mode are pretty much perfect out of the box. There's a motion smoothing setting buried in the menu, options for power saving, and processing functions such as noise reduction—nothing too wild, but at least Samsung gives us a few things to tweak.
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Really, the breakdown here is simple: This entry-level model does exactly what you'd expect it to. Television scientists (yes, they exist) insist that each TV ought to produce a certain range of colors, and that they should be just so colorful. I agree with that point, but I also think it matters a lot more on an 80-inch TV than it does on a 29-inch unit like this one.
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Graduating from high school, college or any program is a major accomplishment but another challenge is just ahead. Graduates need to decide what to do with their newly acquired knowledge and what path to pursue from this point.
With the caps tossed in the air and the diplomas distributed, the Leadership Los Alamos 2010 class is now facing this challenge.
What they do as leaders in the community remains to be seen; however, through several LLA graduates' comments, one thing is clear, they are working hard to prove that the 2010 class is the best LLA class yet.
An landmark event occurred 50 years ago – at least to dessert enthusiasts – Häagen Dazs ice cream was born.
When a brand of ice cream is created, it calls for a celebration. Therefore, Daniel's Café is hosting its free scoop night in celebration of Häagen Dazs' 50th anniversary from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday.
This event is not just about the delicious taste found in an icy cold scoop of ice cream, it's an opportunity to meet different community entities that serve Los Alamos.
During the 2010 National Elementary Chess Championship, which was held May 6-9 in Atlanta, Aspen Elementary School competed against more than 2,000 elementary students.
The competition was fierce but the Los Alamos students proved to be some of the top competitors in the state.
Aspen Elementary School competed in four of the six National Championship sections that were held at the tournament.
Kendra Smale was recently honored as Rotary Student of the Month for May.
The Rotary Club of Los Alamos selects a graduating senior from Los Alamos High School to honor each month. Students are selected on the basis of academic success, extracurricular involvement and service to the community.
Along with her parents, Kevin and Rachel Smale, she chose Susan Baker-Dillingham, her dance teacher of eight years and founding director of New Mexico Dance Theater (NMDT), to join her in accepting this honor.
Many participants from Los Alamos and Española gathered to observe the 59th Annual National Day of Prayer May 6 at the First United Methodist Church of Los Alamos.
Locally sponsored by several churches, the purpose of this observance was to provide prayerful support to communities and the nation. The hour-long program featured specific prayers for family, church, education, business/economy, government, the military, youth and the media.
An upcoming concert features collaboration not only between two musical entities but also multiple generations.
The Los Alamos Community Winds and the Los Alamos High School choirs are joining forces to perform Carol Orff's "Carmina Burana" at 7 p.m. May 22 at Duane Smith Auditorium.
Not only are high school students taking part in this community concert, three teenagers are stepping into the spotlight as solo singers.
J. Michael Orenduff, author of the popular "Pot Thief" mysteries, returns to Los Alamos from 4-6 p.m. May 21 to sign "The Pot Thief Who Studied Ptolemy" and partake in a Dutch-treat dinner at the Hill Diner afterwards.
Founders of the Pajarito Dance Project Melissa Balice, Alina Deshpande and Julia Fair are presenting a one-hour dance showcase, a mix of cultural styles and different techniques, "Every! Buddy! Dance!" at 7 p.m. May 20 at the Duane Smith Auditorium.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
The $1 donation per person includes admission to the show and a raffle ticket for a chance to win items such as Fair's original jewelry, a Spanish shawl similar to the ones used in the dance and Los Alamos Chamber Bucks.
This has been a Spark-tacular week for the Assets program.
Even though the infamous "It's May," mantra has reared its ugly head, there's a lot of work getting done.
"It's May," is really the only descriptor needed amongst friends for that four-week period of craziness where you seem to be flying at mock speed, but aren't really sure what you're getting done.
It is a time when on certain days of this month you wonder if anybody keeps house, who does the dishes or when that pile of filing will really get done.
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Featuring a sauna and a fitness center, the Sokos Vasilievsky is a 4-star designer hotel quietly on Vasily Island. It is a 20-minute walk from St Petersburg's Nevsky Prospect and the Hermitage Museum....
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The State Hermitage Museum Official HotelThis exclusive 5-star hotel is in the 1830s mansion in central Saint Petersburg and represents the atmosphere of the original Hermitage Museum. A spa center and free Wi-Fi are featured here.
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the great spa (whenever I´d be back in St.Petersburg, I´ll go there...), good location to Hermitage and bridges, friendly and helpful staff, the bar opened for 24h !!! - excellent
Aqua zone, big choice at breakfast, tasty food, real fire-place at the lobby, interesting interior with brick walls, spacious room, nice assortment of pillows.
I first visited this hotel about 4 years ago and was very impressed. 4 years ago I would rate the hotel at 9.5, while after this visit I can rate it only at 8.5. Unfortunately, the high standards have lapsed. Among the worst things were very slow service at the restaurant and low quality cleaning of the room (for example, the dust bin was not emptied). Also, there were no dressing gowns in the room when we arrived.
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Poor breakfast for 5*hotel Dirty carpet in a room/smell in a bathroom Low quality food in room service Mess with the towels in a spa area
Spa, champagne for breakfast Friendly, helpful staff
Dirty carpets on the corridors The design of the room, particularly entrance to the toilet from the room. No mirror in the room.
- Healthy reminders and sign everywhere in the hotel. (e.g. free apples with the sign "One apple a day keeps the doctor away," or "stay hydrated!" and offering free flavored water in the lobby etc.) - Free W-Lan everywhere in the hotel, no tiring logging in procedures, very easy - Great breakfast! - great restaurant for lunch or dinner
- service personnel at the reception and concierge seemed sometimes bothered by questions - not very friendly
We loved just everything! It was my Birthday, so hotel provided to us some present, food etc for free. Very beautiful hotel, the best SPA in Petersburg (local confirmed to us), 8 saunas, 5 dzhakuzzi, big swimpool, very tasty big breakfast. In the hotel amazing restourant which is served by blind waitress and it is total dark in the room.
Wifi is terrible
The hotel is beautiful and the spa is amazingly relaxing and free to use. The rooms are large and modern. The location of the hotel is perfect, just a short beautiful walk to the city centre. All of the personel are very friendly and helpful! PS: we lost our camera in the taxi on the way back from the hotel to the airport. Thanks to your excellent staff we were able to get the camera back to the hotel and especially thanks to your excellent front office manager it is now on the way to the Netherlands :-) We are very happy with our stay and the great aftercare!
Did not pay attention that booking.com deal did not include breakfast. So, were disappointed at checking-in. The breakfast at the hotel is pretty expensive
Amazing old building An outstanding SPA with numerous saunas and steam-rooms Very clean and comfortable Delicious kitchen
Strange smell in some of the saunas Strange entrance to the SPA zona
Lovely hotel Fabulous bathroom wonderful spa Good bar area
No coffee in room reception for noir restaurant not friendly
Great pool area full of saunas, a snow-room! Very nice breakfast. A special "full darkness" restaurant!
Pool was not bad
Construction next to the hotel starts at 8 a.m then sleep if you can Wifi was not good Breakfast ultra expensive (25€~) Staff never smiles But most importantly is very far from everything
The location,the food,the quality over all
The view,room is too compact,they charged me 200 Rub for not regestrating my partner without any earlier notice,they refused that I sign my room number in bar because I did not leave enough credit in reception,also without explaining before.
Nice hotel, comfortable and clean rooms.
A little bit far away from Nevsky.
Excellent swimming pool and spa. Dans Le Noir is a must visit restaurant with an innovative way of expressing a social message.
Location..not well connected.
Wifi is good. Restaurant is good. All Rooms housekeeping is good.
Cleanliness needs improvement especially old towels to be changed. Room service calls not attended.
The location and facilities of the hotel were primary to us. In this sence this hotel was at the top of the game! :)
Strangely enough the daily cleaning of the rooms took place very late and we had several occasions when the room was not cleaned (even the towels were not changed) when we came back (by 6pm).
Hall, clear
In standard room: no work table, no bathtub, small room, too far, expensive. It is not 5 stars.
Cleanliness. Good Restaurant in Hotel.
No King size XL bed!!
the staff is not polite.
The room was spacious and quiet
One day they didn't clean the room and even after cleaned the room ( especially the toilet) was not properly cleaned
Convenient location at Vasilyevsky Island, major city attractions (Peter and Paul fortress, Winter Palace) are within walking distance or only a few minutes by bus. Great spa with variety of saunas - nice to relax after city walks. Massages and treatments are also good. Bathrobe and slippers provided in the room. Don't miss buffet breakfast with champagne - a good start for a day full of activities. Spacious clean room with tea kettle and microwave, iron and ironing desk. Comfortable bed with variety of pillows. Wi-fi is free, connection was very fast and reliable. Very friendly, helpful, and professional staff at reception or at spa or in restaurant made my stay pleasant and relaxed.
service personnel doesn't speak english much.
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HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut lawmakers on Thursday began building on a package of reforms the General Assembly passed in April that addressed the Newtown school shooting, requiring annual firearms safety training for armed security in local schools and improvements in mental health services for children.
Senate Minority Leader John McKinney (R-Fairfield), whose district includes Newtown, said 12/14 helped bring to light gaps and shortcomings in the state's mental health system affecting young people.
The US Department of Education announced on Friday, May 24, it is awarding more than $1.3 million to Newtown Public School District to help with ongoing recovery efforts following the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School on 12/14. This grant, which is being made through the Department's Project School Emergency Response to Violence (SERV) program, will support school district leaders as they continue to restore a safe and healthy environment that is critical to teaching and learning.
HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut's Freedom of Information Commission on Friday denied a bid by Newtown officials to postpone a hearing on a request by The Associated Press for records related to the gunman in December's school shooting.
An attorney for the town asked for a continuance until after the state legislature adjourns on June 5, citing a pending bill that would leave release of some material up to the victims' families. But the commission said the hearing will take place as scheduled on June 3.
HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut is making $5 million available immediately to cities and towns to help reimburse them for school safety and security upgrades following 12/14.
Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced the first round of funding on May 24 for the competitive grant program included in the General Assembly's response to the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School. He appeared on Friday at Hartford's Classical Magnet School with US Education Secretary Arne Duncan for a town hall-style discussion about school security and education reform.
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Less than 24 hours after telling The Newtown Bee that the 13th Annual Great Pootatuck Duck Race would go on, rain or shine, event chair Bob Schmidt had to announce that the weather has changed the day's plans after all. There are no exhibits or vendors at the park at 5 Glen Road in Sandy Hook Center this morning, but a raffle will still be held at 2:30 this afternoon.
Days of rain and a swollen, rushing river on May 25 changed traditional plans for the 13th Annual Great Pootatuck Duck Race.
Rather than floating plastic ducks along the Pootatuck River and fishing the winners from a collection point downstream, event chair Bob Schmidt spun tickets in a raffle wheel.
After helping guide Newtown through its darkest days post 12/14, leading a team of officials supporting a rebuilding site for Sandy Hook School, and four of the most challenging budget processes in memory, First Selectman Pat Llodra and Selectman Will Rodgers have announced intentions to seek respective third terms this November.
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Increasing Obsolete Pricepoints Takes Nerve
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If you think it takes a lot of nerve to ask people to pay more for everyday housewares as they brace for $5 a gallon at the gas pump, you might want to stop here.
Intrigued? Read on.
At the risk of dousing the glow of what was the most business-stimulating International Home + Housewares Show in a number of years, the pricing pressure on this industry threatens to choke its momentum without any extra assistance from the latest oil scare.
Careful Consumerism
Retail pricing objectives in housewares are obsolete. The business is long overdue for a cooperative effort among vendors and their customers to do something about it.
Of primary concern should be that rampantly escalating raw material, energy and labor costs are forcing suppliers to adjust manufacturing specs to continue satisfying retail assortments that have been divided into ingrained pricepoint slots. Confidence remains tenuous as shopping enthusiasm swells in this rebuilding economy. The new foundation of careful consumerism is still setting, and it could be undermined easily by diminished quality just to keep hitting all those "magic" pricepoints.
The industry's bag of tricks is emptying when it comes to absorbing soaring production and distribution costs. Then it's only fair that everybody should have to pay a little more. The manufacturers. The vendors. The retailers. And the consumers.
Perception Is Reality
Retailers often seem to be operating under a premise that moving a basic mop, for instance, from a pricepoint of $9.99 to $10.49 could bring the basic mop market to a screeching halt. Nobody is willing to put it to the test. The perception continues as the reality.
So we have a game of chicken between vendors and retailers on price increases with retailers often unwilling to flinch on pre-set pricepoint thresholds that many would argue settled considerably lower than they needed to be.
Consumers don't create pricepoint expectations. The trade does.
Nobody is advocating an outrageous jump in basic pricepoints that would stun shoppers. But it is time for retailers to ease everyday pricepoints upward, more in line with the cost of goods and services. Mounting industry pricing tension could be relieved now to prevent sudden, severe snaps in the supply chain later.
Fair Value
The housewares industry is at a crossroads where it can't reduce costs further without reducing quality; and where it can't increase function further without increasing prices. Take the latter.
Bells and whistles are fine as long as they're not distracting consumers from shortcuts taken to sustain outdated retail pricing norms. Rising costs are the opening for inching up the everyday retail price bar in this business.
Turn the talk from price increases to delivering better products and letting everyone— suppliers, retailers and consumers alike— get fair value for them.
Most consumers have no clue about everything that factors into the retail pricing of any given product. They also don't know how good they have had it for years when it comes to sinking pricepoints for basic housewares.
They'll still justify slightly higher pricepoints for reliable quality before they justify lower-quality product… if you have the nerve to give them that choice.
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The Douglas County Coroner's Office has ruled 23-year-old Kacey Kay Heberlein's death a homicide and 26-year-old Donald Christopher Bankert's death a suicide. Heberlein suffered a single gunshot wound.
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Remember love is the reason for the season, above all else
Is it the dentist chair or a new school filled with unknowns, or the turn of the doorknob with a doctor coming in the room to share some bad news? Or maybe it's not knowing what's right around the corner or a risk you just can't take, or being in a vulnerable position.
Whatever it is, fear of any of these things can wreak havoc in your life. I know. I have the havoc-filled past to prove it.
Nothing can send you soaring off the insecurity meter like fear of something. Fear can be powerful, yet it should be absolutely powerless in your life. If not recognized and taken captive, fear can manipulate you into a corner, covering you up with a false sense of security.
I mean, if you're in the corner all covered up, no one can see you and nothing bad can happen, right?
Fear can take your courage like nothing else. It can handicap you into thinking you can't do something when, in all reality, you have everything you need to perform the task. Fear can fuel your insecurity so that you're unable to move out of your comfort zone.
When left unchecked, fear can rob you of success. If you don't take any chances because you're paralyzed by fear, you'll narrow your chances of success at anything.
What can keep you from moving forward toward any goal? Fear. It will hold onto your shirttail long enough to wrap its cunning arms around your waist, until you're immovable. And if you allow it to hold you, soon you'll be creeping backwards so slowly you won't notice until you're so far back you're sitting comfortably in defeat.
But what conquers fear? I'm glad you asked. It's simple: Love.
Love can fuel courage like nothing else. It can fill your tank so fast, with so much powerful courage, you won't believe what you've accomplished. What is there to be insecure about when you're filled with love? Love can swallow up insecurity in one mighty gulp.
Love not only swallows up insecurity, but it can embellish success. Once you've been able to work toward a goal, love will make it that much more beautiful-looking and sweeter-tasting. And, with the fuel of love filling us up, we can be propelled forward in every area of life, moving toward a positive ending.
With love comes freedom; freedom to move, to grow, to step out and take a risk. With love in our tanks, there is no risk too great to take.
Where does this love come from? The One who created you. The One who renews your strength. The One whose hope will launch you soaring on wings like eagles. The One who came as a helpless baby in a dirty barn, with two unworthy parents full of fear and shame. The One whose birth we are celebrating.
If a young, common teenage girl can grapple with fear and deliver the Savior, surely there's hope for us, too!
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News: Matt Cooke (hip flexor) has begun skating without full gear this week, Rachel Blount of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports. Analysis: Matt Cooke has missed the last 12 games with the ailment and appears set to sit out several more contests, since he'll some time to make up for the lost conditioning work. Nonetheless, the Wild seem to be encouraged that he's at least back on the ice after he had failed to make much progress with his recovery over the last couple weeks.
News: David Booth (foot) has been activated from injured reserve in advance of Wednesday's game against the Penguins, James Mirtle of the Globe and Mail reports. Analysis: David Booth will make his Leafs debut Wednesday after the broken foot cost him nearly eight weeks of action. He figures to slot in among the Leafs' bottom-six forwards this season, which won't allow him to gain much traction in fantasy circles.
News: Joffrey Lupul (hand) was taken off injured reserve in preparation for his return Wednesday versus the Penguins, James Mirtle of the Globe and Mail reports. Analysis: The broken hand cost Joffrey Lupul approximately four weeks, but lengthy absences aren't new for the forward at this stage of his injury-riddled career. Though his track record suggests he'll miss time later on this season due to another injury, Lupul has been a productive player when he's been able to suit up. He collected two goals in his first nine games this season before suffering the broken hand.
News: Brandon Dubinsky (abdomen) is not expected to be ready to play in either of the Blue Jackets' games over the weekend, Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch reports. Analysis: Brandon Dubinsky first returned to the ice Monday following a recent setback in his recovery from abdominal surgery, so he'll still need several more practices to get back up to full speed. The Blue Jackets have dealt with a number of lengthy absences due to injury this season, but few have been more significant than Dubinsky's. While not an elite scorer, Dubinsky is sound in just about every phase of the game and will represent a welcome addition to Columbus' top-six once he's healthy.
News: Pavel Datsyuk notched two goals in Wednesday's 5-2 win over the Flyers. Analysis: Wednesday's game was Pavel Datsyuk's first since Nov. 16 due to a nagging groin injury, but the center proved once again that he's still an elite fantasy producer when healthy. His second goal was also the game winner, and moved his point total to 13 through 11 games this season.
News: Stephen Weiss picked up a goal and an assist in Wednesday's 5-2 win over the Flyers. Analysis: Stephen Weiss was rather unproductive in his first season with the Red Wings, as injury troubles limited him to just two goals and two assists in 26 games in 2013-14. This season started out similarly for Weiss on the injury front, but he's shown a massive uptick in production when healthy, collecting four points in just two games since returning.
News: Jimmy Howard allowed two goals on 24 shots in Wednesday's 5-2 win over the Flyers. Analysis: Jimmy Howard was impressive once again, improving his record to 10-4-4 in 18 games on the season. His 2.09 GAA is fourth best in the league at this point, and he'll continue to get the majority of the starts as long as he stays healthy.
News: Claude Giroux notched a goal and an assist in Wednesday's 5-2 loss to the Red Wings. Analysis: Despite a disappointing start to the season for his team, Claude Giroux and linemate Jakub Voracek continue to rack up points. Giroux's 19 assists are the third most in the league, and his 26 points rank him sixth.
News: Ray Emery allowed one goal on 10 shots in Wednesday's 5-2 loss to the Red Wings. Analysis: Ray Emery came on in relief of Steve Mason midway through the second period, but the game's outcome was already pretty much decided. He played well in relief, and is now 4-3-1 in nine appearances on the season.
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Southern rapper Soulja Boy Tell Em recently reflected on his short-lived dispute against Fabolous which took place over the summer and how prepared he was to drop some battle raps.
Although Soulja Boy admits he was down to exchange bars with the punchline emcee, the "Pretty Boy Swag" hitmaker said they will now likely collaborate together.
"Yeah man, I was ready to take it to hip-hop," Soulja said in an interview. "We could put the sh*t on wax, man. And that coulda – But hey, I ain't got nothing against Fabolous. Fabolous [is] the homie. He was just joking around… Shouts out to Fabolous. We fin to do a song [together] real soon." (Hip Hop DX)
In early September, Fab playfully taunted Soulja Boy on Twitter.
"Jus finished my 3rd photo shoot of the day. Now that I'm finished I can finally pay some attention to a 19yr old cokehead named @SouljaBoy," Fab tweeted September 7th.
"#SouljasCokeHabit made him talk sh*t about me on twitter. Then he sobered up, and deleted the tweets#TypicalCokeHeadSh*t"
"Let me find out,#SouljasCokeHabit got him Amy Wine'd out.. Got em hooked like he threw a fishing line out.." (Fabolous' Twitter)
Soulja Boy had hurled tweet-taunts toward Fab which eventually caught his attention.
"he better stfu before i send my young n*gga Lil B to murder his a** lyrically," Soulja Boy tweeted early Tuesday (September 7) morning.
"I will murder that n*gga fab in a freestyle battle he garbage compared to soulja boy." (Soulja Boy Tell Em's Twitter)
Soulja Boy and Fab later appeared on radio personality DJ Clue's Power 105.1 show to squash their issues.
"I thought that he was taking shots at me, when it was just jokes. It was a misunderstanding, a mis-communication," Soulja Boy said on the radio on Wednesday (September 8) night. "I'm about making money." (Power 105.1)
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Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Audition Monologues in the forum General Chat 4 days, 16 hours ago
There is a theatre play called "Raspberry" written by Tony Merchant who is now a brilliant screenwriter up there with Jimmy McGovern.
Its more or less a two hander between Eileen a 17-year-old girl, who you could play and Christine a woman in her late 30s.
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Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Red Door Management and Audition in the forum Agents 4 days, 16 hours ago
That's brilliant news. Good luck and let us know how you get on.
@Unalove has given you excellent advice regarding monologues and don't know Red Door management, so I have nothing to add.
Other than I'm very excited for you
Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Act On This members' – Christmas Manchester meet up! Saturday 6th December! in the forum Social 4 days, 16 hours ago
Well I know I'm definitely going to be there now and may even be bringing one or two actor friends with me.
They are with the same agent as me. @NigelAdams1
Tracey Briggs commented on the post, Monday Motivation Episode 6 – The Power Of Choice! 2 weeks, 1 day ago
Thanks @rossgrant
Another great Monday motivation
No more duvet days for me I know what I want and I am putting things in place to get me nearer my goals.
My good decision today is I am definitely […]
Tracey Briggs replied to the topic New showreel cut for 2015 – would love some opinions! in the forum Showreels 2 weeks, 3 days ago
@rossgrant I think your new showreel is fabulous. Nice and short. Shows a nice range of you playing different characters, from caring policeman, to cheery barman and mean businessman.
Especially love the comedy ending which made me leave your showreel smiling.
Excellent edit and I wouldn't change anything.
Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Co-op Agencies in the forum Agents 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Good advice from @rossgrant
And I agree, given that being in a Co-op involves working in the office and being an agent for each other, if you CAN make a phone called to find out the best person to address your application to then Co-op may be right for you.
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Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Putting a Showreel Together in the forum Showreels 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Hi Sascha
Chris Stones work looks great, beautifully shot and great sound quality. I think definitely go to a good showreel company and get 2 contrasting scenes and then you will be away. It's a good investment and we can spend a lifetime trying to get footage from things you have to audition for. And if its student films or nonpaying films the…[Read more]
Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Act On This members' – Christmas Manchester meet up! Saturday 6th December! in the forum Social 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Really enjoyed it last year, in my thermal socks, thermal vest, and big thick warm jumper. So planning to be there again.
Will let you know for definite nearer the time.
Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Act On This members' – November Manchester meet up! Saturday 1st November! in the forum Social 3 weeks, 1 day ago
That's brilliant @petcher. I have my fingers crossed for you.
Tracey Briggs replied to the topic Act On This members' – November Manchester meet up! Saturday 1st November! in the forum Social 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Lovely to meet you too @petcher and next time we meet I need to get you to tell me more about your drama school in my home town of Harrogate.
I did the very first pre-drama school course in the UK at Harrogate FE college in 1979! I can't believed that there is now a full-time proper drama school there.
Anyway also lovely to meet @saschaborg [Read more]
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Tracey Briggs @traceybriggs
active 13 hours, 47 minutes ago
Category: Character Actress
Playing Age: 41 to 50 Years
This Actor Is Currently: Available
This year my work has included playing frustrated housewife Pam in "Dogging and Fishing" opposite well-known actor John Henshaw, for the Manchester Library Theatre Company as part of the Re:Play Festival View


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Totino-Grace begins at No. 1. Also watch out for Eden Prairie, Mankato West, Wayzata and Cretin-Derham Hall.
After compiling data since 2004, we have come up with the 20 best high school football programs in Minnesota.
Cretin-Derham Hall leads the way with seven.
Team: Football
Team: Football ( Star Tribune - 10/22/2009)
Team: Football ( MN Sun - 9/26/2007)


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Health Care: Now that ObamaCare appears unstoppable, the question is can it be delayed? Thanks to bureaucratic bumbling combined with the law's massive complexity, delay appears to be increasingly inevitable.
On Thursday, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus told HHS to cough up details on how it plans to get ObamaCare "exchanges" ready in time in dozens of states.
Baucus' demand came after the Health and Human Services official in charge of implementing the law, Gary Cohen, issued the same bland assurances he has been for months that everything is on track for Oct. 1, when the exchanges are supposed to open for business.
But no one is buying it, especially since HHS has been late with everything else and has been secretive about progress on building the massively complex exchanges with just over seven months to go.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, ranking Republican on the committee, said, "I have a hard time understanding how the administration expects to have exchanges up and running by Oct. 1, especially when we have no details on how the exchanges will work in more than half the states."
In its latest budget report, the Congressional Budget Office also expressed thinly veiled skepticism that the exchanges would be ready on time. Even Baucus is worried, telling Cohen, "It's deeds, not words."
The situation in states trying to set up exchanges on their own isn't much better. So far, HHS has approved only a handful, and Politico reported a few months ago that states have been struggling with ObamaCare's massive IT requirements. Earlier this month, the Washington Post noted they also confront the "Herculean" task of hiring "an enormous new workforce" needed to help the millions expected to use the exchanges.
Even if these exchanges were up and running perfectly, it's a virtual certainty that ObamaCare will turn out to be a nightmare of central planning, massive market distortions and huge cost overruns.
Which is why ObamaCare must be entirely scrapped.
But the result will be utter chaos if the administration tries to get it started with a bunch of half-baked exchanges run by incompetent bureaucrats.
No wonder Democrats — who stand to lose the most if this thing blows up — are growing increasingly agitated as the ObamaCare clock rapidly ticks down.
Republicans need to seize on this and start pushing to scrub the launch. ObamaCare is unworkable.
Media Bias: The lens through which the dominant media present events in Ferguson, Mo., projects a distorted, hall-of-mirrors image to the public. Report reality, not alternate reality filtered through ideology.NBC's idea of legal commentary Tuesday on the Michael Brown killing was to have Hollywood ...
War On Terror: As violence in Afghanistan intensifies, including a suicide bombing at a volleyball tournament that killed 50, the president has wisely, if quietly, extended the U.S. combat role there through 2015.President Obama had announced the withdrawal of American combat troops by the end of ...
Regulation: Funny how this always happens: Right before a big holiday weekend, when almost no one is paying attention, the Obama administration announces hundreds, sometimes thousands, of new regulations.Early Christmas Season Surprise: 3,000 New Federal Regulations Earlier this week, news broke ...
Starting Over: A black woman who sold cake at flea markets to save enough money to open her own shop saw it vandalized and looted by those who claim white cops are the major problem facing black America.Natalie Dubose's Ferguson, Mo., business, Cakes & More, barely survived the arson, rioting ...
Before the tryptophan in the turkey induces somnolence, give thanks for living in such an entertaining country. This year, for example, we learned that California's Legislature includes 93 persons who seem never to have had sex. They enacted the "affirmative consent" law directing college ...


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Dec 29, 2009 2:30 AM by Letitia Walker
After being on the run for almost two weeks, Courtland Malbrough is now behind bars. The 30-year old suspect turned himself in Monday night. Malbrough is one of 13 indicted on federal charges of Drug Trafficking and firearms offenses.
This month Lafayette Police and the South Central Louisiana Gang Task Force arrested 22 people, 13 in Lafayette's Truman neighborhood, for dealing drugs.
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