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Kristen Stewawrt Says Cheating Scandal Didn't Keep Her From Working
Hollyweird "Twilight" actress Kristen Stewart is finally addressing the cheating scandal that rocker her million dollar world last summer when she was caught on camera creeping with the married director of the "Snow White" film she was starring in at the time.
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After months of asking the world what was wrong, and the world sighing "Nothing," and looking out the car window, Kristen Stewart finally realized that Man was still waiting for her to apologize for cheating on him with Rupert Sanders.
So, at last, she has. In an interview with Newsweek (in which she is referred to as "the tabloid media's Joan of Arc," because of her saint-like devotion to her Catholic faith):
"It's not a terrible thing if you're either loved or hated. But honestly, I don't care 'cause it doesn't keep me from doing my shit. And I apologize to everyone for making them so angry. It was not my intention."
If you want to get technical, this actually Kristen Stewart's second apology to the people of Earth for her affair, as she released a statement saying she was "deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I've caused…everyone this has affected" (i.e. us) immediately after news of the scandal broke.
Translation: "I'm still making it rain on these hoes."
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Of all the legendary songs Tupac released, I think Do For Love is my personal number one, which is why I have a soft spot for Chris Faust's latest single, Prom Queen. Towards the end of the song, guest Sunny Jones quotes a few lines from the classic Pac jam. But that isn't the only reason why I dig it; the cut's low-key, airy vibe is what really makes it a winner. Faust and ScienZe deliver leisurely verses over the jazzy, ambient boardwork of Omid-G, showcasing two distinct, but equally laid-back styles. The end product is perfect for cruising in your car or relaxing after a long day. If you're into this type of casual hip-hop, than you will likely enjoy Faust's next album, A Cruel Cool World, scheduled for release sometime this summer.
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Shopping Local for the Holidays: AIB's Infographic Has the Facts to Know
While analysts are already chattering about which big-box stores will open on Thanksgiving Day this year, the resurgence of independent business is the holiday shopping story that's more important to many Americans.
Six in 10 customers say they go out of their way to shop at locally owned stores, and their support is fueling brick-and-mortar merchants, like the more than 50,000 independent businesses that are part of Local First alliances across the country.
This season, events like Neighborhood Toy Store Day, Back to Black Friday, Indies First, Shift Your Shopping, and Small Business Saturday will draw tens of thousands of people into independent retail stores.
For the key facts about shopping locally this holiday season, check out this infographic, put together by the Advocates for Independent Business. Click on the image to view and save a larger version, and see below for thumbnails of three smaller images that are easily shareable on social media. Click these to enlarge and download.
For more information, download the AIB's press release about shopping local for the holidays, below.
AIB-Shopping Local-Press Release
AIB Launches #Efairnessnow Campaign to Persuade Congress to Close the Internet Sales Tax Loophole
For independent business owners, and the customers and communities that love them, e-fairness is critical to competing on a level playing field with online mega-stores. That's why this week, in a campaign launched by the Advocates for Independent Business and Local First groups, people who rely on independent businesses are calling on their elected officials in Congress to seize a rare window of opportunity and vote to close the internet sales tax loophole.
While large online retailers are exempt from collecting sales taxes, independent brick-and-mortar shops are required to impose state and local sales tax rates of six to 12 percent on their customers — an added cost that makes it hard for Main Streets to compete. One recent study, by economists at Ohio State University, analyzed spending patterns of over 240,000 households and found that this disparity is driving a significant share of business to Amazon.com, at the expense of independent stores and all of the jobs and secondary economic impacts that they create.
The U.S. Senate already knows this. Last year, it voted overwhelmingly — 69 to 27 — to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act, which allows states to require large internet retailers — defined as those with over $1 million in online sales — to collect sales taxes. But then, the issue stalled in the House.
On Monday, Congress returns for a brief session, and in the next three weeks, it must vote to reauthorize another online tax-related issue, a long-standing ban on internet access taxes. Members of Congress who support e-fairness are urging their colleagues to take this opportunity to also pass online sales tax legislation, and combine the Internet Tax Freedom Act and the Marketplace Fairness Act into one bill.
To urge Congress to vote for fairness, AIB and its allies are teaming up on a social media campaign calling for #efairnessnow. Over the years, Congress has heard from thousands of small business owners on this issue. Now, they're going to hear from those businesses' customers — the millions of people who love and depend on independent stores — as they contact their members of Congress and take to Facebook and Twitter with the hashtag #efairnessnow.
For ways to get involved, check out AIB's campaign page for shareable images, suggestions, and additional information on why small businesses need #efairnessnow.
AIB Groups Urge Senate to Pass Marketplace & Internet Tax Fairness Act
In a letter sent this week to every member of the U.S. Senate, AIB member organizations cheered the introduction of the Marketplace & Internet Tax Fairness Act and urged its passage.
The legislation, which authorizes states to pass legislation requiring internet and other remote retailers to collect sales tax, was introduced by Senators Mike Enzi (R-WY), Dick Durbin (D-IL), Lamar Alexander (R-TN), Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), Susan Collins (R-ME), and Mark Pryor (D-AR). In order to take advantage of this new authority, states must simplify their sales tax rules and exempt small online retailers (under $1 million in annual sales) from collection requirements.
MITFA would level the playing field for independent brick-and-mortar businesses, which are currently operating at a 5-10 percent competitive disadvantage to online retailers that are not required to collect sales tax.
Last year, the Senate overwhelmingly passed the Marketplace Fairness Act (MFA). However, with little progress on the bill in the U.S. House of Representatives, MFA sponsors decided to add the e-fairness legislation to an extension of the Internet Tax Freedom Act, a law that prohibits states from levying taxes on Internet access, which is set to expire on November 1. This week, the House passed its own extension of the law, the Permanent Internet Freedom Act, which would extend the tax ban permanently.
The House bill does not include an internet sales tax provision. If the MITFA passes the Senate, it will then have to be reconciled in conference committee with the House version of the bill.
MIFTA sponsor and long-time advocate for sales tax fairness, Sen. Durbin expressed concern about how the House would respond to MITFA. "The House is always a problem," Durbin said, as reported by Roll Call. "We have tried repeatedly, repeatedly for meetings with House members to talk about finding common ground. They have canceled every meeting. So this is our approach. We want to join Marketplace Fairness with Internet Tax Freedom. I hope we can do that on the floor of the Senate and send it back to the House."
AIB Letter to the U.S. Senate
Dear Senator:
On behalf of the Advocates for Independent Business (AIB), a coalition of 14 trade associations and other organizations that represent locally owned, independent businesses serving a consumer market, we are writing to express our strong support for the Marketplace and Internet Tax Fairness Act (MITFA). AIB's member organizations collectively represent more than 100,000 small businesses that employ approximately 600,000 people and pay in excess of $10 billion in annual payroll.
MITFA allows states and local governments, if they so choose, to enforce existing state and local sales and use tax laws — so long as they simplify sales and use tax administration and collection, and exempt small online retailers from collection requirements. This bill would level the playing field for Main Street businesses that are currently working at a five percent to 10 percent competitive disadvantage versus remote retailers that are not collecting and remitting sales tax to states. MITFA would provide a pathway for states and localities across the country to collect an estimated $23 billion annually in uncollected tax revenue to balance their budgets by recouping taxes that are already owed.
It is crucial that sales tax fairness pass in this legislative session. Our member retailers simply cannot wait for another legislative session to address an issue that is critical for both small and large Main Street retailers alike.
Sales tax fairness would not institute a new tax, nor would it burden small businesses with extra tax paperwork. Instead, it would level the playing field. Main Street retail stores give back to their communities in ways that out-of-state retailers do not: We provide local jobs; we employ local services; we remit sales tax revenue that pays for roads and first responders, among other services. Yet the current system penalizes Main Street retailers by providing out-of-state e-commerce retailers with an unfair sales tax advantage.
Our member stores, and other retailers, should not have to face another holiday season without a solution to this problem. The time has come to act. The solution is clear, so let's delay no longer. The failure to act will have a massive impact on the overall American economy, with the possible loss of many thousands of retail jobs.
Thank you for your consideration.
Advocates for Independent Business:
- American Booksellers Association
- American Independent Business Alliance
- American Specialty Toy Retailing Association
- Independent Running Retailers Association
- Independent We Stand
- National Bicycle Dealers Association
- North American Retail Hardware Association
- Real Diaper Industry Association
- Record Store Day
- Soccer Dealer Association
AIB's Backgrounder on the Small Business Credit Crunch
A significant share of locally owned businesses are struggling to secure the financing they need to grow. Our 2014 Independent Business Survey found that 42 percent of local businesses that needed a loan in the previous two years had been unable to obtain one.
One consequence of this credit shortage is that many small businesses are either not adequately capitalized or have been forced to rely on high-cost alternatives to conventional bank loans, such as credit cards. Both scenarios make them far more vulnerable to failing.
Lack of sufficient small business capital is a major concern for the economy. Historically, about two-thirds of net new job creation has come from small business growth and studies show locally owned businesses contribute significantly to the economic well-being of communities.
To help inform its member organizations, AIB has produced a Backgrounder on the Small Business Credit Crunch. These are some of the key take-aways:
- About three-quarters of small business credit comes from traditional financial institutions. At the beginning of 2014, banks and credit unions had about $630 billion in small business loans on their books
- Since 2000, the volume of business lending per capita at banks has grown by 26 percent, but this expansion has entirely benefited large businesses. Small business loan volume at banks is down 14 percent and micro business loan volume (business loans under $100,000) is down 33 percent.
- Local community banks provide a disproportionate share of small business loans. Indeed, it is their declining market share that is largely to blame for the constriction in small business lending. As they lose ground to big banks, there are fewer financial institutions focusing on small business lending and fewer resources devoted to it. The top 4 banks now control 43 percent of all banking assets, but account for only 16 percent of small business loans.
- Credit unions have expanded their role in small business lending, from $14 billion in business loans ten years ago to over $44 billion today. However, only about one-third of credit unions currently participate in this market.
- The U.S. Small Business Administration's loan guarantee programs have historically played an important role in expanding credit to small businesses that don't quite meet conventional lending requirements. However, over the last few years the SBA has reduced its support for very small businesses and shifted more of its loan guarantees to larger businesses. Since the mid 2000s, the number of business loans under $150,000 guaranteed by the SBA each year has fallen from about 80,000 to 24,000. Meanwhile, the SBA's average loan size has more than doubled to $362,000.
The Backgrounder outlines several broad policy solutions, with a focus on strengthening and expanding community banks, increasing credit union business lending, and reorienting the SBA's loan guarantee programs to once again cater to the needs of businesses that are truly small.
AIB Statement on House Judiciary Committee's Internet Sales Tax Hearing
March 11, 2014
WASHINGTON D.C. – The Advocates for Independent Business, a coalition of 11 national organization representing over 100,000 small businesses, issued the following statement regarding tomorrow's House Judiciary Committee hearing on "Alternative Solutions to the Internet Sales Tax Issue":
"This is a critically urgent issue for the nation's small businesses. Current tax policy distorts free market competition by requiring local brick-and-mortar retailers to collect sales taxes while exempting many of their online competitors. In our recent poll of over 1,200 small independent retailers, more than 75 percent said that this disparity was negatively impacting their sales."
"We appreciate the leadership of Representative Goodlatte and the committee's thoughtful examination of this issue. It's been more than 21 years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued its Quill ruling inviting Congress to address the question of sales tax and remote sellers. We hope this hearing will lead to swift legislative action in the House. Our small business members believe now is the time for Congress to finally resolve this issue and give small businesses an opportunity to compete on a fair and level playing field." Continue reading
Independent Business Owners Report Growing Public Support, Call for Policies to Level the Playing Field
Today the Advocates for Independent Business and the Institute for Local Self-Reliance released the results of a national survey of 2,602 independent business owners. The survey found that the Buy Local message is boosting customer traffic and improving the outlook on Main Street, but policymakers need to do more to create a level playing field and ensure that small local businesses have an equal opportunity to compete.
Among the survey's key findings:
Sales Growth — Independent businesses reported revenue growth of 5.3% on average in 2013. The retailers surveyed experienced a 1.4% increase in same-store holiday sales, comparable to many competing chains.
Buy Local — Over 75% of businesses located in cities with active Local First campaigns reported increased customer traffic or other benefits from these initiatives. Continue reading


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The Houston Chronicle considers Arian Foster (groin) "likely" to return to the starting lineup in Week 13 against the Titans.
Dexter McCluster (concussion) was limited in Wednesday's practice.
Mike Tolbert (knee) is practicing in full for Week 13.
Brandon Marshall (ankle) is listed as probable for Week 13.
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Hey guys, hope you all had a lovely weekend. Todays look is a bit brighter than my usual winter looks, and I really like it! Especially my new light blue shirt, I was waiting 1 month until it was available in my size again (you can't believe how happy I was):D And I'm also starting to fall in love the oversized scarf trend, wearing mine more as a cape than as a scarf in this look, but hey it's also working this way. Hope you like the outfit and wish you all a nice evening. Hugs & Kisses.
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Rugby 2005 Xbox
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- Release Date: Mar 8, 2005
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The controls are responsive and the animation has been smoothed out with motion-captured animations and virtually seamless transitions. The Xbox version is much better looking than the PS2 although there are some traces of slowdown, flicker and online lag.
Clearly the best rugby title every made and a vast improvement on what was seen in the series' two previous outings. Sure there are still some frustrations and plenty of room for growth, but Rugby 2005 stands as a worthy virtual alternative to the stud-happy reality.
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AlexK.Sep 7, 2005Great for ne rugby fan, and to TotalGames.net turn up the difficulty and u find some of the smartest rugby played ever!
GordyM.Mar 23, 2005Game does have its faults and when I 1st played it I thought it was average. However in time I picked up a few more moves and are enjoying it a lot more. For a rugger fan like myself, we have been waiting 4 a decent footy game like this since Lomu's Rugby on PS1. A big improvement on rugby 2004.… Full Review »
JonnyW.Mar 22, 2005Just not good enough. It looks good and the teams are all there, but overall it's an infuriating and disappointing game. The camera system is poor - rucks and scrums occur behind graphics on screen so you can't see what is happening. Play on the far side is too small to see what's happening. All the alternative camera options are useless - in broadcast you can't see the opposition when attacking from your own half, and I passed to players off screen who I couldn't see!! The AI is terrible - opposition players lined up in my backline and tackled me and weren't called offside!?! Terrible. And the music in the Australasian version is horrible, tired, new Aussie rock. Ghastly. The Xbox controller doesn't help - not suited at all to this game.… Full Review »


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They say that all good things must come to the end. Evidently, some of the bad stuff crashes and burns from time to time as well, seeing as this will be the final Nunnsense column.
This 96th Nunnsense marks the end of an unbroken streak of almost two-years' worth of (hopefully) comically repeated news bits.
There have been high-water marks and low-water marks. I've gone back to look at some and think to myself, "Jeez, I just gave up that week, didn't I," while, on the other hand, some still make me laugh when I look back.
There are also two or three columns that I couldn't get past Kathryn or Patrick for publication because they were a little bit over the line. (I bet you wish you could see those.) All in all, Nunnsense has been a fun little project that stemmed from being bored on a Tuesday and reading a story about a particularly unlucky pig farmer was eaten by his chattel. I hope that you have all enjoyed the column as much as I have, so I'll leave you with one last bit of weird news… Warner/Chappell is being sued for "hundreds of millions" of dollars because of unduly collected royalties stemming from their claimed ownership of the song "Happy Birthday." Oh, snap. Yep, a documentary film company that has been researching the history of the song – long believed to be under copyright by Warner Bros. – is challenging Warner/Chappell's claim to the iconic tune.
The assumed copyright, which is the reason why most restaurant have idiotic, giddy replacement ceremonies instead of simply singing "Happy Birthday" to their patrons, is being second-guessed in the class action lawsuit, which provides a pretty interesting history of the development and use of the song itself. In the 26-page complaint, the primary plaintiff, Good Morning to You Productions, Corp., is claiming that "irrefutable" evidence shows that the copyright, if it ever was valid, should have expired no later than 1921, leaving Warner with only the "narrow" rights to certain sheet music publications of the tune. In addition to wanting the song to be placed in the public domain for public use, Good Morning to You Productions is also asking for "monetary damages and restitution of all the unlawful licensing fees" that Warner/Chappell has collected over the years.
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The HTC One X+ is the last phone of an era. It was a simpler time, back when new devices got more letters and an extra helping of punctuation rather than a simpler title that makes them harder to Google. Those of you who have a One X+ now have an official CyanogenMod ROM build to call your own, at least if you're using the international version. The first nightly has been posted to Get.CM.
As of this morning, we finally know when the HTC One is launching on America's reddest network: August 22nd. But if you're not the kind of person who pays full price for anything, and obviously not on-contract smartphones, you probably know you're better off waiting for a deal on a new phone from a 3rd-party retailer. Wirefly to the rescue - they're already accepting pre-orders on the VZW HTC One, and they're charging a full 25% less than what Verizon's asking, at $149.99 for both new subscribers and upgrades.
Yes, it has finally happened. Verizon Wireless, fashionably late to the party, has let slip the date you can swing by and get the HTC One. The big day is August 22nd, and the phone will cost $199.99 with a 2-year contract. The device will be available online and in stores on that date.
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C Spire has simultaneously announced and started selling the HTC One today for $199 on-contract. The Mississippi-based carrier is the eighth-place wireless company in the US, but has still managed to start offering the HTC One before Verizon.
There's nothing unexpected about the HTC One on C-Spire. It's the same phone from other carriers, but it looks like the 32GB silver version is the only option. C Spire has a smallish 4G LTE footprint mostly in Mississippi, Florida, the southern Midwest, and parts of Georgia.
The HTC One is an undeniably pretty phone. It looks good in the standard silver, and not half bad in black, either. But what about flaming, flamboyant red? Sprint seems to think that someone wants it, so they'll be offering the Ruby Red HTC One starting tomorrow, August 16th. The red version has already been released internationally.
Sprint will get at least some kind of exclusive on the red One in the United States, and they'll sell it in all the normal online and retail channels.
Dell sells computers. They also sell other stuff. Usually we don't care - after all, Amazon sells even more other stuff, and most of the time it's cheaper. But every once in a while Dell comes up with a jaw-dropping deal. Like today: you can pick up a Sprint HTC One from the Dell Mobility Store for $50 on-contract for new customers. That's a cool $150 off the retail price. But wait, there's more...
Update: Here's The Commercial (in full quality).
You probably saw the teaser ad for HTC's new campaign featuring none other than Robert Downey, Jr., star of the 2003 film adaptation of British TV series The Singing Detective. (Among other things.) Today the full 105-second spot was posted to YouTube. The quality is a little low, but you can still make everything out. Then you'll have to try and forget it.
The Verizon Moto X page just went live yesterday, and now the HTC One has broken cover as well. As usual, you can insert your email if you would like the "latest information" on the HTC One from Verizon. That's probably a lie, but still your call.
This appears to be the same HTC One from other carriers, but Verizon did manage to get its name and the LTE logo stamped on the back (the Moto X only has the Verizon part of the logo).
HTC has already looked to metal as a defining characteristic of its flagship phone. Now the company is turning to the Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr., himself in hopes of turning around the company's waning brand perception and getting their highly capable smartphones into the hands of more consumers. HTC has launched a series of ads starring Downey as they kick off their new "Change" branding campaign, and thanks to a two-year contract, we can expect to see the actor pushing the company for quite some time.
Last week we got our first telling glance of a new HTC smartphone hanging out in China: the T6, or as it may come to be known, the HTC One Max. This purported beast of a phone has the styling of the HTC One with a reported 5.9" screen. Today Evleaks, the Deepthroat of the smartphone world, released a press render on his new Google+ account.
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By dissecting the chapter of 1 Corinthians 13 in a succinct way, Renihan depicts the importance of true love as the root of every believers daily life, plus the crucial impact it can have in the church community. With an approach similar to a commentary, this book proves to be an easy, enjoyable, and applicable text. Renihan digs into the surprising original meaning of words that help the passage come alive with refreshing insight and purpose. Also, he focuses not only on chapter 13, but successfully weaves in a taste of the history of the book of 1 Corinthians by focusing on the context of what was going on in the Corinthian church at the time of Pauls writing. Dr. Renihan has served as a pastor of several churches, and is currently a Dean and Professor of Historical Theology at the Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies at Westminster Seminary in California, Escondido.
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It was not immediately clear Thursday how the McQueen company would move forward without its namesake founder and creative director. A Gucci Group spokeswoman said the company was not making any business-oriented or forward-looking statements. Balenciaga designer Nicolas Ghesquière recalled that he arrived at Gucci Group around the same time as McQueen. "I always had a big respect for his talent. My thoughts are with his family and his colleagues," he said.
"Lee was a fashion genius. I don't say that lightly, and it is a total shock that I am referring to him in the past tense," said Stella McCartney, whose London-based fashion house is a joint venture with Gucci Group. "He was a real friend. I will miss him as a mate, a peer, and as a true British talent, full of life and energy in everything he ever did."
"I have always admired Lee," said Gucci creative director Frida Giannini. "He had a way of approaching fashion — both as a tailor and as an inventor — that was all his own. He was an enormous talent whose creative genius will forever remain in the history of fashion."
The son of a taxicab driver and self-described "big mouth East English yob," McQueen rose to the highest peaks of the fashion world. Ignited with his seminal and controversial Highland Rape collection of 1995, cobbled together with remnants from fabric shops, McQueen's talent attracted the attention of Europe's biggest luxury titans. In 1996, Bernard Arnault, chairman of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, tapped the then-27-year-old wunderkind to awaken Givenchy, one of the most storied names in French fashion, where he succeeded Galliano, who Arnault had shifted to Christian Dior. McQueen wrestled with the decision whether to take the Givenchy job, but eventually saw the opportunity it gave him to increase his expertise and raise his profile. Nonetheless, after five years at Givenchy, he eventually would have a major falling out with Arnault, at one stage even turning up to a press event wearing a Gucci hat.
Marion Greenberg, owner of Marion Greenberg Inc., who represented Givenchy before and during the McQueen era, recalled, "He [McQueen] was just coming off the success of his own label. He was a force. "I think he did have an addictive personality. He might have had some issues. He was so talented. The whole Givenchy thing was so complicated. I worked with John [Galliano] and they were grooming him for Dior. They brought in Alexander McQueen and he was really raw. He was very gutsy. He cared so much, and his manner was wild. He was outrageous," she said.
Greenberg said at times, McQueen went missing and she had to go find him. Often he would be located in New York at Miguel Adrover's apartment, where he sometimes stayed. Adrover recalled, "He was with me at my home [in Majorca] when he got the contract for Givenchy." McQueen rented a house in Majorca for two months every summer for about three years. "He was a very strong person, but at the same time very weak. When he'd come to New York, he'd be staying at the Four Seasons, but he'd spend the whole week with me in my basement," said Adrover, who used to go to London three weeks before McQueen's show and help him do research. "I learned from him a lot about the industry, the pressure, the creativity and being very true to yourself. He's really like the person who changed the Nineties for me. Without him, London is nothing. He made London and made it really powerful. His presentations were not just about clothing. He made dreams come true and nightmares come true," said Adrover.
McQueen's tenure at Givenchy was a rocky one. His eclectic collections — space aliens one season, rockabilly the next — failed to galvanize the house, and the designer was often vocal about his discontent with large corporations and commercial fashion. However, the exposure to the capabilities of a French couture atelier would have a lasting impact on his business, with garments in his recent ready-to-wear shows resembling couture in workmanship and price, usually made-to-order.
LVMH's rival, Gucci Group, then led by Domenico De Sole and Tom Ford, swept in in 2000 and bought a 51 percent stake in McQueen's company, setting the stage for expansion via signature boutiques in London, New York, Los Angeles and Milan; a secondary line called McQ licensed to Italy's SINV; men's wear and leather goods, and collaborations with brands including Puma and Samsonite. (A McQ presentation slated to take place Thursday afternoon in New York was canceled.)
The designer was showered with accolades throughout his career. McQueen won the British Fashion Awards' British Designer of the Year four times and won the Men's Wear Designer of the Year award in 2004. In 2003, he received the CFDA Award for Best International Designer and was honored with a CBE from Queen Elizabeth II for his services to the fashion industry.


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Announced via a short press release, Apple modestly updated its high resolution laptops today, unveiling new versions of the 13" and 15" MacBook Pro with Retina display (Early 2013) ($1499-$2799). Two hundred bucks have been slashed off the price of the base model, while the higher-end 13" and both 15" versions got modest spec bumps. It may not be much—and the prices may still be super high—but better is better.
While the formerly $1,699 2.5GHz 13" model remained the same in specs as before, it dropped in price to $1,499, while the step-up model's processor went from 2.5GHz to 2.6GHz and received a $300 price drop. As for the 15" laptops, they also each got a 100MHz bump, and the higher end 2.7GHz model now packs 16GB of RAM. It looks like it might be a little while before Retina display-equipped machines become Apple's only MacBook Pro models, but this is the first sign that they're moving in that direction.
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It looks like in Fiori Rosalba flowers grow with love surrounded by everything they need: special care, creativity, some magical objects and music. Yes, actually the owner of this place, Rosalba Piccini is not only a flower lover, but a singer as well and just like in her music all flower compositions here surprise with their melody and gentle charm.
Moreover, in the shop there is a beautiful variety of sophisticated vases and pots for all tastes and plenty of ideas on how to arrange a little garden.
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The Florida Department of Transportation will hold a public information meeting regarding improvements to US 41 at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on Tuesday, August 26, from 5-7 p.m. FDOT will hold this meeting to give interested persons the opportunity to review displays, talk one-on-one with staff, and make comments about the project, which stretches from Marcia Street to Baywood Drive and from Reynolds Road to Gulf Gate Drive in Sarasota County.more»
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Port Manatee is set to sign a lease with Feld Entertainment to occupy a mile of port track with a circus train that will house over 200 performers through the winter season. At Thursday's Manatee Port Authority meeting, members approved a 10-year lease, with renewable five year option to extensions after the initial contract expires in 2024.
Manatee County is accepting applications to fill three seats on the Children's Services Advisory Board which advises and makes recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners regarding priorities and expenditures of the County's dedicated millage for children's services.more»
At Thursday's Port Authority meeting, board members approved a container yard camera project, a Feld Entertainment lease agreement, a harbor crane refinancing and line of credit agreement and an oath to work with the other regional ports in concert.more»
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The highly anticipated plan that promises to deliver economic growth and neighborhood improvement finally jumped off its pages and into Tuesday's BOCC work session. The SWTIF will focus on multi-modal corridors, bike and pedestrian trails and community redevelopment. The county says its goal is to bring in community character and compatibility that is influenced by local residents and powered by green infrastructure.more»
At Tuesday's work session, commissioners discussed the new Southwest County Improvement District, the anticipated expansion of the Manatee County Tax Collector's base, what to do with Surplus Property, Employee's health care benefits, and who will be hauling the county's trash for the next seven years.more»
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Early voting in the primary election continues from Monday until Saturday. The Manatee Tourist Development Council will meet on Monday. The BOCC will convene for a work session in the morning (with a report on "the development of a plan to address redevelopment concepts and economic development growth opportunities in the Southwest County Improvement District") and another in the afternoon (with a discussion on health benefits for full-time vs. part-time employees) two work sessions on Tuesday. (Update: the Palmetto City Commission will have a budget workshop Tuesday evening.) The Bradenton City Council will workshop on Wednesday, and the Manatee Port Authority will meet on Thursday, with a presentation by Tampa Bay World LLC CEO Neil Cosentino on possible future project for improving economic growth for Tampa Bay.more»
Friday, August 15, 2014
Appropriately named Villages at Amazon, the Moccasin Wallow Road development recommended by the Manatee Planning Commission on Thursday sits on 1,203 acres, has a variety of home sizes, ball fields, tennis and basketball courts, community rooms, club houses, pools and biking and hiking trails; all brought to you by Neal Land Ventures.more»
Bernie Brooks, a Senior Building Trade Worker in the Property Management Division, is the Manatee County Employee of the Month. Brooks was recognized at the Manatee County Commission's public meeting on Tuesday in the BOCC chambers of the County Administration Building.more»


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GE Foundation Grant Helps National PTA Expand Common Core Work
National PTA announced today that it received a one-year $240,000 grant from the GE Foundation to further its efforts on the Common Core State Standards.
National PTA will expand its Common Core work by creating state-specific assessment guides for every state that has adopted the Common Core State Standards. The resource will be a key supplement to National PTA's popular Parent's Guide to Student Success which has been used throughout the nation by community partners, school districts and departments of education.
"As the largest child advocacy organization in the country, National PTA has played a leading role in educating families and communities about the Common Core State Standards for years, creating a groundswell of support for this historic reform," said Betsy Landers, National PTA President. "The need for creating awareness of the standards remains a high priority. We believe that new resources focused on assessments and accountability systems must be included in the public dialogue to ensure that parents are knowledgeable about the standards and remain supportive during the transition phase in each state."
The research for the guides has already begun, in collaboration with the Center for Strategic Research and Communication, and individualized assessment guides will be available to every state based on their specific implementation and assessment timelines. The guides will be modeled off the Kentucky Parent's Guide to Assessments. It contains information in parent-friendly language, including a background on the standards and state specific information about their assessment consortium, the testing timeline, sample test questions, impacts on students, new accountability systems and ways for parents to get involved and support their child's learning at home.
Since it began its work on the Common Core in 2009, National PTA and its hard-working volunteers nationwide have educated more than 2.8 million people electronically or in print and trained more than 38,000 people on Common Core and advocacy through educational trainings. For more information on National PTA's efforts on the Common Core, visit PTA.org/CommonCore.
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National PTA comprises millions of families, students, teachers, administrators, and business and community leaders devoted to the educational success of children and the promotion of parent involvement in schools. PTA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit association that prides itself on being a powerful voice for all children, a relevant resource for families and communities, and a strong advocate for public education. Membership in PTA is open to anyone who wants to be involved and make a difference for the education, health, and welfare of children and youth.
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Thousands attended the 2008 Firecracker Fest at Mill Creek Park to participate in fun events, listen to live music and watch a fireworks show.
After a rigorous two-year-long process, the Federal Aviation Administration has granted a Statesboro flight instruction school a certification that has the potential to open new doors for those seeking general aviation instruction in Statesboro and the surrounding areas.
Studio Statesboro Vodcast - Thursday, July 03, 2008
It's still a mystery how a pool of mercury appeared on a local apartment's back porch, but the apartment and those surrounding it were cleared of danger Thursday and the sizable amount of liquid metal was removed.
No one seems to have any answers regarding a large pool of mercury found late Tuesday at a Cypress Villas apartment.
The 2008 Firecracker Fest at Mill Creek Regional Park will celebrate the Fourth of July with its annual mix of games, activities and fireworks on Friday from 4-11 p.m.
In a lively exchange, incumbent Congressman John Barrow, District 12, traded words with challenger Regina Thomas during a Democratic Primary debate Wednesday evening at Ogeechee Technical College.
Studio Statesboro Vodcast - Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Studio Statesboro Vodcast - Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Somewhere, a 1974 Portal High School graduate with the initials " MGL" is without his or her high school class ring.
Maggie Fitzgerald, former public information officer for the City of Statesboro, stepped over to county government recently by accepting the position of Bulloch County clerk.
The nation's annual Independence Celebration held in Washington, D.C., is quite an event. Every Fourth of July, a parade heads down Constitution Avenue from 7th to 17th Street, and the 2008 celebration has a local participant: the Claxton High School band.
Studio Statesboro Vodcast - Monday, June 30, 2008
When school starts back this fall, Statesboro High School students won't be attending classes in the new building, as previously expected. In order to ensure student and teacher safety and comfort, classes won't be held in the new facility until after Christmas holidays.
At Tuesday's Statesboro City Council meeting, a new man will take his seat as head administrator for the city.
More than 3,000 people packed Statesboro High School's Womack Field Saturday to catch the sounds of the 38th Annual East Georgia Marching Band Festival.
STATESBORO, Ga. (AP) - Nearly two years after a banker who vanished was wrongly declared dead, he was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years in prison as he faced angry investors who lost millions of dollars entrusted to the former preacher who turned his persuasive powers into a career as an investment adviser.
One of the highlights of going to a Georgia Southern University football game is watching the Southern Pride Marching Band perform.
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., has bumper stickers already printed with a new logo for his 2016 re-election bid, but is currently campaigning for shorter-term goals of having Republican candidate David Perdue join him in the U.S. Senate and for Republicans to gain a majority there.
The Statesboro Police Department will participate in No-Shave November and raise money for Alzheimer's research.
A Claude Howard Lumber Co. employee died after an apparent accident while working at the sawmill on Park Avenue, officials said.
Over 100 participated in the 2014 Zombie Run 5K and Fun Run on Saturday, October 25 to help raise funds for local health organizations, including the Bulloch Partnership for Health, the Georgia Southern University Rural Health Research Institute, the Mercer University Center for Rural Health and Health Disparities, and the Georgia Southern University Wellness Program.
The Georgia Southern football team took the practice fields at Beautiful Eagle Creek Thursday to kick off their first fall camp after officially joining the Sun Belt Conference.
Under the direction of Statesboro Youth Ballet director Jurijs Safonovs, dance students completed two weeks of rigorous study at the Averitt Center for the Arts Summer Ballet Intensive Friday.
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Here's a repost from a blog Delphine Braas '14 wrote for Voices of Columbia Business School about all the great things happening at CSL !!! Enjoy …
For you aspiring entrepreneurs, business school is the best place to start a venture — you have access to amazing resources, mentoring, and people who are excited about new ideas; and it doesn't end at graduation!
My years at Columbia Business School were two of the best of my life — having time to focus on your goals is a precious gift—and I spent them dedicated to entrepreneurship. Between the incredible classes, the Columbia Entrepreneurs Organization, events, networking, and being in NYC, I was pretty busy. I worked on two different startup ideas, made fantastic friends, and learned that a successful startup isn't only about having a killer idea but more importantly about picking the right people to start it with.
A few months before graduation, my friend Adrian asked me for coffee to chat about his startup, Sailo, a peer-to-peer boat rental marketplace that connects boat owners to licensed captains and renters. I had just abandoned startup idea #2 and was curious to hear about his project. Little did I know that our discussion would be the first of many! I spent the following months working with him and his Cofounder, Magda, getting to know the business and team. I confirmed that this was the right idea, the right time, and the right people for me. By graduation, I had joined as Cofounder, and we've been working together ever since!
We were accepted into the Columbia Startup Lab (CSL), the new and beautiful co-working space for recent Columbia graduates at WeWork Soho West. In addition to having a stunning work area, event space, and conference rooms, CSL also organizes workshops, mentoring, and office hours for coaching. Most importantly, the Lab is full of incredible people and companies. Everyone is super helpful! From giving pitch deck feedback, SEO advice, or just sharing a beer, we're really part of a close-knit community, which feels very much like when we were students. I like to call it my 3rd year of B-school (minus all the exotic travel…). To learn more about CLS take a look at the video above.
Being a part of the lab has helped us grow quickly: Sailo went live in mid-August and by September 4 we opened the site for bookings in New York! Our Florida launch is planned for mid-October, and CSL helped us get press and access to investors and mentors. We are so excited to be where we are now and feel so very grateful to Columbia for this fantastic opportunity to work out of such an inspiring co-working space!
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here is a dress sewn from an old cotton curtains. I added some embroidery around the dcolet on the waist, hem and back darts. My boyfriend said that this dress makes me look like a farmer… oh boys!
Apr 21, 2011, 06.22 AMby holasoylulu
lovely neck line!! very nice!
Apr 20, 2011, 06.20 PMby Priscilla Folley
You don't look like a farmer!!
Apr 21, 2011, 02.47 PMby Craftine
Thanks! ^ ^
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I love it. It's so cute!
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Just goes to show......
People are all different. I love being spat on especially at that unique moment when your partner is about to cum. To me there is something intimate about it. I feel close when she uses me to heighten her experience of cumming. My wife used to do that to me and slap my face as she told me how much she enjoys seeing me, wet with her beautiful cum and saliva dripping of my face. I miss her every day. There is so much about spitting or using...its great that so many women enjoy that power. As an older guy I rejoice in seeing women and girls being more assertive generally. I grew up in an era where men just assumed they could say and do as they pleased. I found it essentially weird and absurd. The world's not really equal yet but getting better. More power to those who choose to express themselves in their own unique way, women or men.
A thinking persons guide to divorce
Demeaning, degrading and humiliating your husband is a sure fired way to get a divorce. Things like love and respect play into the mix. Do any one of the things in this stupid list and I guarantee you a long cold period in your life. Do any two things and I guarantee you a divorce. And your friends and acquaintances aren't all doing any of these things. Maybe a tiny minority but if these actions were to become known to your family and friends, your invitations to events would dry up. Even for fiction this was stupid beyond belief.
That helps
I've just started putting my thoughts to paper. This helps a lot. Thx
Not all people like sports. That doesn't mean they're gay.
I love these essays!
I've been reading your work for a while now, and I wondered what to expect when I started reading these essays (I know they've been here for ages but I've only just now looked).
Reading through the first one I agreed with so many points (he always whines for sex! and I always tell him what I want for it to happen!). I just gave up and sent him the link to your first chapter. We'll see ;)
Thanks again - I love your work :D
I suspect a lot of writers on this site could use the info in this article. I'm sure going to try working your tips into my work.
More towards females
Like another person said the "sexual" portion of this slanted mostly towards the female. When I was married the first time my wife did not like sex in the morning so I became conditioned to only be able to become aroused in the afternoon or at bed time. It took several months with my new girlfriend to overcome this. Although my ex discovered that I get super aroused when my ears are stimulated she completely missed that my nipples were every bit as sensitive as a woman's nipples.
I would not call it cheating as my wife knew not only was I going to take a neighbor to bed but she knew who it was plus she encouraged me. My first wife could not keep her pants up. She would have sex with just about anyone, anytime. Unfortunately for me I had trouble maintains an erection when I took the neighbor to bed. It was because of the way I was brought up to view marriage and relationships.
My favorite fantasy is to die then be given a second chance at life while still retaining all my complete memory plus being in a relationship with the woman I met after my divorce which lead to marriage and fulfilling my dream of becoming a cardiologist.
from the heart
I recognise my husband's view point in the way you wrote this.Thank you for sharing your true feelings. It is also very much how I started down the same route.
I have never before in my long, illustrious career of wanking to Lit. stories bothered to leave a little Thank You note. Maybe, if the story was particularly thrilling, I've given a 5 star rating but that's about as much as I can be bothered to do before collapsing into sleep. Congratulations! A quick scan of the other 'self help' guides available on Literotica reveals not one as sarcastic, amusing and genuinely useful as this; and if I'm perfectly honest with myself I'd even stretch to admitting your writing style is my favourite of any story I've read on this site (bear in mind I've only read this one how-to guide- it almost sounds like I have a crush on you!). I don't know... maybe its the British thing? An overwhelming majority of the work on here is either of the piss-poor, highly American, OhYeaFuckMeHarderYouLikeThat variety or the painfully miss-spelt, shocking grammar, LanguageOfATenYearOldFromIndia type. This is the first time I've ever laughed on this site, not once but several times so you must be doing something right. Maybe I'm being a bit weird? Rambling out an essay about how amazing you are on an erotica website... I guess I'm tired. At any rate, not that my opinion will impact you in any way but keep it up! I'll be checking out your other work another night. :) Maybe I should make an account on this? Bye!
Yours Sarcastically,
From a female who loves anal
I'm a female who was offended and disgusted when my man first mentioned trying anal...and now I love it. I never thought I'd do it but now I'm really into it. I don't think this article does much to tell a guy how to get a girl to agree to anal, so here's how I changed.
The proposition is important. Ask her if she has any sexual fantasies, and tell her anal is a sexual fantasy of yours. If she's offended, don't worry about it. Tell her it's just something that you think is hot, and that she doesn't have to if she doesn't want to. She'll probably think that what she's doing with you now isn't good enough for you, so be sure to dispel any of that.
The way it happened is I came home from work one night really horny. You have to wait until a time like this, when she comes to you wanting it bad without you having to do anything. I really wanted to give him a blow job and I was thinking about it the whole ride home. By the time I got home I was already hot. This is the perfect time to change her mind about anal. I was sucking him in bed and then he asked if she could put it between my tits, so I layed down and let him have at it. He then wanted to just rub his dick between my ass crack without putting it in. I agreed and thought at the time that we would just do this for a while and then do it doggie style, but that's not what ended up happening. After a few minutes it turned me on so much to have his cock rubbing between my ass, especially to hear his moans and grunts, that I asked him if he could try putting it in a little. I was just so turned on by this point. He asked if I was sure, got some lube, started slow and the rest is history.
Anal feels really good for a girl, and even though I only cum if my clit is being stimulated, I don't need him touching my clit to enjoy anal. Girls can actually take a much harder fucking with their ass IMO. I would say the key points are 1) being patient with her, 2) waiting until she is extremely turned on...like the "what the eff happened to you?" turned on (it can backfire if you don't wait for the right time), and 3) starting by just humping the outside of her anus until she realizes that she really wants you to ass-fuck her. She has to be the one to realize it. Good luck!
Thanks for the article. And thanks for few comments too.
First of all, I want to thank the author to explain the subject in so detail. Yes, it turns me on so much when I slap & spit on my male sex partner's face in between, while grinding my vagina & asshole all over his tongue & mouth, till I cum all inside his mouth. And definitely, I want to spit hard on his face & inside his mouth too, just after my orgasm. It gives me full control.
In fact, I have gone through this article few days back. And also gone through all the comments. And I have seen a very interesting comment regarding some explanation of the word SLUT & it's usage (while calling a male the SLUT) during sex. I liked the idea very much, I think at least it has a perfect match, with whatever I love to do with my male partner. And yes, I command him to swallow all my spit & cum which drips down his face, I love to see my SLUT taking my orders & making me happy.
Great job... Thank you.
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December 6: 25th Annual Maine Beef Conference: More Profitable Beef Production
Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location: Ramada Inn, 357 Odlin Rd (I-95, Exit 182-B), Bangor, Maine
Cost: $60, includes lunch; same farm attendees and member discounts available
Speakers include three nationally recognized specialists - a beef nutritionist, stockman instructor and beef spokesperson trainer - who will provide information to improve the profitability of beef operations.
For complete schedule and registration form, see
For more information, contact Melissa Libby at 207.581.2788 or in Maine 1.800.287.7170, or
December 10: YCFN Potluck Supper - End of Season Discussion: Farming in York County
Time: 5:30 - 8:00 pm
Location: Nasson Heritage Rm., Anderson Learning Ctr., 21 Bradeen St., Springvale, ME 04083
All members welcome! At this first potluck of the winter season, the discussion will be facilitated with specific questions geared toward improving our understanding of what actions could most help farming in our region. We will share a new map of York County with all our member farms displayed that will become part of our web page. We'll talk about changes and improvements coming to the YCFN webpage, too. We hope you can join us for a great social and planning time that will strengthen agriculture in York County.
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January 6, 2015: YCFN Winter Breakfast Meeting
Time: 8 am
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Join your fellow members for the first Tuesday breakfast gathering of the new year! Compare notes on last year's harvest, plans for the new year, and what new projects you are undertaking. For more information, call the UMaine Extension York County office at 207-324-2814.
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John Stossel: Didn't we give up privacy already?
So what's wrong with me? I just can't get that worked up about it.
I know Big Data now in NSA computers probably includes my phone calls. (I hope it's just time, duration, location and recipients, not my words, too, but I'm not sure.)
I need to keep thinking about this issue, but for now, two reasons:
1. Terrorists do want to murder us. If the NSA is halfway competent, Big Data should help detect plots.
They know with whom I talk, what interests me and how much time I spend doing this or that. They creep me out with targeted ads. How did they know I want that?! Oh, right ... I spent an hour searching ...
Greedy lawyers can subpoena my private records. My employer has a right to read my emails.
My privacy is already blown.
I'm angrier about other things Big Government does in the name of keeping me safe: forcing me to wear safety gear, limiting where I may go, stripping me at airports, forcing me to pay $2,300 for more military than we need.
Much of America's defense spending goes to defend our allies in Europe and Asia. They spend less because we spend more.
And it's not clear that we do what we do efficiently. The U.S. Department of Defense is prone to the same sorts of inefficiency that plagues other parts of government. The department's brownie recipe is 26 pages long.
Some people want the U.S. military to police the world: Contain China, transform failed states, chase terrorists, train foreign militaries, protect sea lanes, protect oil supplies, stop genocide, protect refugees, maintain bases in allied countries, police our southern border, stop drug trafficking and spread good through humanitarian missions. The list is endless, which is the problem.
We must remain on guard against threats. But bankruptcy may be the greatest threat.
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MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) - A newlywed bride accused of pushing her husband off a cliff to his death in Glacier National Park after having second thoughts about her marriage pleaded not guilty to murder charges Friday.
MAN FACES LIFE IN PRISON FOR 'PRANK' SEX ATTACK: REDWOOD CITY (AP) - A former Northern California high school student who defended the attempted rape and kidnapping of a teacher as a "prank" failed to persuade a jury, which convicted him on all charges.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Adobe Systems Inc. said a cyberattack on its systems has exposed credit-card information of 2.9 million customers.
CALGARY (AP) - Hold your nose and don't spit out your coffee: Doctors have found a way to put healthy people's poop into pills that can cure serious gut infections - a less yucky way to do "fecal transplants." Canadian researchers tried this on 27 patients and cured them all after strong antibiotics failed to help.
GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - A 14-year-old boy on a deer hunting trip shot and killed two others in the hunting party at a cabin in the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon, then accidentally shot and wounded himself, authorities said Thursday.
CHICAGO (AP) - Repeated warnings that antibiotics don't work for most sore throats and bronchitis have failed to stop overuse: Doctors prescribed these drugs for most adults seeking treatment at a rate that remained high over more than a decade, researchers found.
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - Once nearly wiped out of existence, turkeys are running wild.
WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal grand jury on Thursday indicted 13 members of the Internet hacking group Anonymous for allegedly carrying out cyber-attacks worldwide, including targets that refused to process payments for WikiLeaks, the anti-secrecy website founded by Julian Assange.
NEW YORK (AP) - Instagram, the mobile photo-sharing app owned by Facebook Inc., says it will start showing "occasional" photo and video advertisements in the coming months.
WASHINGTON (AP) - A woman with a 1-year-old girl led Secret Service and police on a harrowing car chase from the White House past the Capitol Thursday, attempting to penetrate the security barriers at both national landmarks before she was shot to death, police said. The child was unhurt.
BurgCHICAGO (AP) - A Chicago restaurant has cooked up a controversial burger of the month for October, garnishing it with an unconsecrated communion wafer and a red wine reduction sauce.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) - Jacob Quick is a fat and happy 4-month-old with a big and expensive appetite. His mother, like millions of other poor women, relies on the federal Women, Infants and Children program to pay for infant formula - aid that is now jeopardized by the government shutdown.
NORCAL RESIDENTS WARNED OF PHONE SCAM: AUBURN (AP) - Authorities in Northern California are warning of a phone scam promising a cash prize in exchange for pre-paid credit card numbers.
SAN JOSE (AP) - A small plane made an emergency landing Thursday on a busy street in the heart of Silicon Valley, surprising morning commuters but touching down and stopping without injuring anyone.
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK - Everybody gathers around Joe, the guy who seems to have all the answers. Only he doesn't.
ALEXANDRIA, La. (AP) - A Mississippi man who was once declared dead, only to resurface as a suspect in a kidnapping and killing, was sentenced to death Friday after a jury earlier convicted him of murder.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - A man who has bumps resembling horns implanted in his forehead was found guilty of murder and other charges Friday for his role in the kidnapping and slaying of three Massachusetts men in 2011.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - A North Carolina inmate with mental illness who died of thirst was held in solitary confinement for 35 days and cited twice for flooding his cell, according to prison records.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - A South Carolina state trooper's dashboard video shows an unarmed driver being shot just seconds after he was stopped for a seatbelt offense - and the trooper, who was fired last week, has now been charged with assault.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Eric Holder, America's first black attorney general and an unflinching champion of civil rights in enforcing the nation's laws, announced his resignation Thursday after leading the Justice Department since the first days of President Barack Obama's term. He is the fourth-longest-serving attorney general in U.S. history.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - A powerful earthquake shook a large swath of Alaska on Thursday morning, knocking things off shelves and causing people to take cover but bringing no immediate reports of injuries or major damage.
BEIRUT (AP) - When the United States opened its aerial campaign against the Islamic State group in Syria this week, its first salvo also hit an al-Qaida cell it says was planning terror attacks - a move that has injected more chaos into the conflict and could help President Bashar Assad.
POLICE: BURGLAR KILLS ACCOMPLICE OVER STOLEN ITEMS: WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina authorities say a burglar fatally shot his accomplice after the two men argued about how to split up the stolen goods.
CARPINTERIA (AP) - A California woman is recovering from scratches, a bite and a broken rib after being attacked by a black bear that chased her dogs through an avocado grove.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The FBI director on Thursday criticized the decision by Apple and Google to encrypt smartphones data so it can be inaccessible to law enforcement, even with a court order.
CUPERTINO (AP) - Apple's response to a high-profile gaffe involving its iPhone software may be more important than the glitch itself.