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Sprite and Gatorade consistently register bigger gains with fans of sports leagues they sponsor than other drinks (including beer), fast-food restaurants and credit-card companies, according to a study released by Harris Interactive.
Data covering March 2000 to July 2001 shows the drinks notch their biggest gains from NBA sponsorships.
"Their leveraging strategies are effective in terms of reaching the fan base," said Nadine Gelberg, executive director of sports and entertainment for Harris Interactive. "They have good partnerships."
The Harris Interactive Customer Impact Index compares the general percentage of the population that uses the products vs. the number of die-hard fans who use them, hoping to show which partnership excels because of brand loyalty.
For example, according to July numbers, 30 percent of the general population drinks Sprite, while 45 percent of die-hard NBA fans do. The soft drink thus earns a 15 rating in the consumer-impact index. Gatorade tallied the biggest rating during the survey period with an 18 in March for its NBA deal.
Though Gatorade's NBA sponsorship is extremely effective, its WNBA sponsorship received the lowest customer-impact rating among any product surveyed. While 77 percent of the general population drinks Gatorade, only 59 percent of WNBA die-hard fans drink it, according to July numbers.
Gelberg cautioned that a negative rating does not mean a sponsorship makes fans less likely to use a product.
"WNBA fans may not be active sports-drink consumers," Gelberg said. "Or Gatorade may have to be much more creative in leveraging the WNBA. It's not the league itself that has value. It's the right partnership."
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My biggest problem is that they need a lighter color, as with most drugstore foundation lines. The lightest color is a dark on me, but once it's blended out really well, down the neck, etc, it looks decent. I use my Pixi flawless primer under this and set it with the Laura Mercier loose powder. It looks really natural, and sinks into the skin. My boyfriend thought I wasn't wearing makeup one day when I was wearing it which was kind of cool. This is what I wear to class to keep it simple and quick. It wears pretty well throughout the day.
I probably wouldn't repurchase this simply because of the color issue.
I bought this because of my friend's recommendation on how she loves it. And honestly I'm disappointed. The coverage is fine and all but it's too oily and greasy. Makes my face look shiny and sticky. I live in this hot & humid city it doesn't help at all. Sorry
So I bought this product with pretty high expectations, I was pretty disappointed. Usually I like Revlon products and I had just ran out of my Maybelline bb cream. So I decided why not give this a try. The problem I have with this product is it's EXTREMELY greasy. I don't have oily skin to begin with, but when I put this on you can fry an egg on my skin! Also it rubs off almost immediately after putting it on even with face primer. I do however like the color it gives my skin and the thick cream texture it has. I have tried to use it about five times on my skin now and it still isn't cutting it.
I really liked this! It is so nice and light weight, it looks like my skin and it gives a nice satin finish, love this.
I was able to find a good color match for my fair/pink-undertoned skin.
It has SPF 30.
It left my skin feeling very tacky and dirty.
It is way too dewy and made me look like I was sweating. I have dry, flake-prone skin so I go after products that have moisturizing capabilities, and this was still too heavy-feeling
I left it on because I was curious as to how it would hold up over time, and within only an hour, it settled into fine lines and accentuated any flakiness I had. It actually made my skin look worse.
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I chose this BB cream over Maybelline or Rimmel because it is a lot more oily than other brands which works in my favour. I have dry flaky skin on my face in the winter, especially around my nose and mouth. A couple of tiny drops around my face and this cream completely moisturized and covered my face. It provided medium coverage and covered the redness around my nose but did not cover my small pimples. I would not recommend it in the summertime because it is a little too heavy/greasy for even my dry face. I gave it 4/5 because the coverage did not last for more than 6 hours and my face looked naked and shiny by the end of the day.
Great bb cream! I've gone through so many brands -l'oreal, rimmel etc and found this bb cream to suit me best. It's the ideal colour match which was my main issue finding a perfect bb cream. I'm Asian with medium tanned skin and it's a great colour match (medium). My skin looks natural and flawless when applied, a bit shiny but I set this with powder. Also need to use a good primer to hold it in place even then I don't think it wears well during the day. Love how its SPF30. I've bought this product 3 times now and recommend for a natural but flawless look.
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Definitely a BB cream that a lot of people may not like. It takes some getting used to. Out of all the BB creams I have tried, this is by far the most greasy of all. When you apply it, you can feel and smell that it has quite a bit of SPF and it never fully "sets" to your skin. The reason I do like this is for the coverage and moisture. The shade 010 is a perfect match for my skin and blends in seamlessly. It covers quite a bit of my acne scars, any active pimples, and even dark circles. I find this also very moisturizing on my skin, and when I use it I skip my Cetaphil cream. I can wear just this BB cream out with a setting powder and be happy enough with the coverage. However.....
My favorite way to use this product is for days I need extra coverage. I pop this on over my primer, apply concealer, and then apply foundation and powder (this is only for when I really need it!) and it gives the illusion of perfect skin. So, even though I don't care for the greasy feel - this BB cream somehow works for my skin. I will try something new after I run out of this, but it's nice to know I can always come back to this one and have good results.
Ugh this stuff is nasty. I bought it because it's thicker than most watery drugstore BB Creams, but that's the only good thing about it. The Light/Medium shade is way too orange, it slid right off my face, even with primer and setting powder, and no matter what I applied it with, it ended up blotchy and spotty.
I will continue my search for a halfway decent drugstore BB cream.
My skin is dry and sensitive. This BB cream is moisturizing and blends nicely into my skin. It doesn't provide as much coverage as I would like, but I like it much better than Revlon's Age Defying CC Cream, which was less moisturizing and seemed to sit on my skin.
Update 8/3/14: I'm now using Almay Smart Shade CC Cream. It has more coverage, is moisturizing, and blends well into my skin.


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Do The Islanders Have A Chance At Smyth
by Paul on 05/24/07 at 10:14 AM ET
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from On The Islanders Beat at Newsday,
Negotiations between Islanders general manager Garth Snow and the agent for left wing Ryan Smyth should begin in another week or two, but it will rank as a major upset if the Isles sign Smyth before he has a chance to sample the NHL free-agent market on July 1.
That doesn't mean the Islanders are out of the running for Smyth. Far from it. It just means they are likely to have a lot of competition.
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Snow Supports Yashin
by Paul on 05/17/07 at 09:50 PM ET
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from Newsday,
For those who wondered whether a buyout of center Alexei Yashin might be a condition that had to be met if the Islanders hope to sign free agent Ryan Smyth, apparently it's not. Negotiations have yet to begin in earnest with Smyth, but general manager Garth Snow Thursday expressed strong support for Yashin, describing him as "a vital part of the organization."
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Tambellini Makes It Home
by Paul on 05/14/07 at 10:58 AM ET
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from the New York Islanders,
After six days and just under 55 hours of driving – 54 hours and 27 minutes to be exact – Jeff Tambellini finally made it home to his house in Vancouver.
Despite the existence of faster travel in the form of trains and planes, Tambellini has chosen to make the long journey from Long Island to Vancouver the past couple of years by car – well more specifically, his Cadillac Escalade.
"It's my prize possession," said Tambellini sitting in the comfort of his house in Vancouver. "I can't leave home without it."
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DiPietro Has Hip Surgery
by Paul on 05/03/07 at 05:04 PM ET
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from Newsday,
Even before he suffered two concussions in a 12-day span during March, Islanders goaltender Rick DiPietro was playing hurt for the final two months or so of the regular season. Earlier this week, DiPietro underwent successful arthroscopic surgery to repair a labral tear of his left hip.
For the next two weeks, DiPietro will be on crutches, and he is required to rest for the next four to six weeks.
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Smyth Will Not Play For The Islanders
by Paul on 04/24/07 at 01:44 PM ET
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Ryan Smyth will not be back on the Island. Money will not matter, the ability to win the Cup will.- Pierre McGuire
more playoff talk from Pierre at NBC Sports...
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The Islanders Lost Momentum
by Paul on 04/24/07 at 09:29 AM ET
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from David Kolb of MSG Network,
Momentum was on their side.
Yet the team never capitalized.
What went wrong?
While Coach Ted Nolan could be the best off-ice coach in the NHL, his in-game managing could be questioned. Nolan kept his faith in certain players that were either playing too much or were simply miscast.
For instance, for some time Chris Simon was playing not only on the first line, but had significant power play duty as well.
The same can be said about Randy Robitaille, a player that by no means deserved the ice time he received. He proved time and time again that he is amongst the worst defensive forwards in the NHL.
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Stop The Excuses
by Paul on 04/22/07 at 08:27 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Everyone is against the Islanders. Everyone is even against the Islanders' Ice Girls. Woe is the Islanders, for they get no respect from anyone. Ryan Hollweg should have been suspended too, not just Chris Simon.
Steve Begin was at fault for Rick DiPietro's first concussion and Sean Avery for the second. All those goals that didn't count should have, and those that did count shouldn't have.
If you don't believe it, just ask them. Wait. You don't have to ask them. They'll tell you anyway, all day, every day….
Nolan played the victim card for the years he was out of the NHL. Now he and his team play it routinely. It's time to lose it, permanently, before the victimization angle evolves into a cycle of self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Smyth Feeling Comfortable
by Paul on 04/21/07 at 10:28 PM ET
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from Greg Logan at On the Islanders Beat,
Now that Smyth's Long Island experience has ended after 24 games, one of which he sat out with an injury, it's the right time to share his comments about what it has been like to wear another uniform since his stunning trade on Feb. 27 from Edmonton. My first question to Smyth was about a recent poll conducted by The Hockey News in which the Islanders were rated as the third-worst team to be traded to in the NHL. Oddly enough, they finished behind Buffalo and Smyth's beloved Edmonton.
"Ever since I've been here, the organization has been great, the players have been good," Smyth said. "I have no regrets. The longer you stay, the better you feel."
more from Smyth…
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Islanders Improving
by Paul on 04/21/07 at 09:31 AM ET
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from Mark Herrmann of Newsday,
They have taken on the personality of Nolan, who has been preaching all year about his goal for the franchise: "Change the culture."
"I think that the past couple of years," goalie Rick DiPietro said, "we've been known as a team that wasn't able to bounce back so well from adversity. I think we've done a great job of that this year. But the end result is the same: We're out in the first round and I don't think anybody is happy with that."
Hurting is a good sign. The Islanders were in position to be one of those just-happy-to-be-here eighth seeds. Instead, they left thinking they should have done much more. That's a change in the culture.
Filed in: NHL Playoff Talk, New York Islanders, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Why Now
by Paul on 04/21/07 at 08:54 AM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
So while the Isles were going out of their way to criticize the league for a few controversial calls this week, the team's management all the while knew they were in effect playing with a player soon to be deemed ineligible.
So while the league can puff out its chest today and cite Hill's 20-game suspension announced late yesterday afternoon as evidence of a league drug policy that works, the incident may have actually opened up a bunch of new questions.
When was Hill caught?
Should he have been suspended pending his appeal?
How long did the appeal take?
Should that appeal have been heard before the playoffs began?
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IBM unbuttons its DCS3700 NetApp-based box
IBM has put its big data array on the table, the DCS3700, OEMed from NetApp and based on the Engenio E5400 box. The DCS3700 is intended for scalable, data streaming applications in the high performance computing (HPC) – classic big data stuff for advanced engineering and design, oil and gas research, financial market …
It's the 2600-HD Engenio base, not the E5400
Well, well. I've been told this (anonymously):-
Actually, Chris, the DCS3700 is NOT the E5400. Rather its the 2600-HD annouced last November. see-- http://www.wwpi.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9377:lsi-debuts-engenio-2600-hd-hpc-storage-system&catid=221:other-storage-media-ssd-hdd-blades&Itemid=2701223
The E5400 is a much higher performance controller than the 2600-HD, comparable to HDS's AMS 2500 (6Gbit/s SAS backplane, higher max IOPS but lower max throughput than a DS5300/E7900).
While Oracle and SGI agreed to take the E5400 some time back, IBM never did. This "roadmap divergence" may be part of why Phil Bullinger, the head of Engenio under LSI, is no longer at Engenio or LSI (but now has been hired to head up Oracle's storage division).
In IBM's defence, however; the E5400 does not fit all that well in their portfolio. As a replacement for the DS5020, its performance numbers are just a little to close (and sometimes better) to the DS5300.
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text: Webster's dictionary defines xenophobia as the "fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners." Unlike other phobias, this malady is not limited to a small clinical population, but is found all around us. Indeed, some experts believe it may be universal. It is certainly easy to find evidence to support this pessimistic view. Every week's news brings a new set of horrible stories about people killing absolute strangers merely because of their ethnicity, religion, nationality, or skin color.


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Grosse Pointe Blank
1997 Directed by George Armitage
Even a hit man deserves a second shot.
Martin Blank is a freelance hitman who starts to develop a conscience, which causes him to muff a couple of routine assignments. On the advice of his secretary and his psychiatrist, he attends his 10th year High School reunion in Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
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John Cusack improbably pulls off the affable moral bankruptcy/dilemma of his character in this quintessentially 1990s Pulp Fiction-"cool"-derivative romcom, and that improbably makes me like this much more than I think it deserves. It sets up a string of fun ideas that it never quite follows through on, including its central premise--yes, the hitman attends the high school reunion, but the enormous amount of hijinx available to that premise are only barely addressed. And the ending feels wholly unearned.
And yet, Cusack's central performance is so delightful, even when he's just talking to himself, that it's vey watchable. Driver manages a few fine moments with the few solid moments she's given (taking Marty to task on air being the highlight).…
Unlike his classmates, who became respected professionals, Martin Blank (Cusack) found a lucrative career as a professional killer, but things are not what they were and Martin faces an uncertain future. Now he is back to his homeland, Grosse Pointe, to the party of former high school classmates, and to complete one last "job" and try to win back the love of the girl who he took to the prom (Minnie Driver). Grosse Pointe Blank is a deadly black comedy filled with action and laughter.
Grosse Pointe Blank has repeatedly been compared to Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, and even though they are both crime comedies, I don't feel the comparison has been justified. Obviously, the film's style is similar to…
John Cusack's heyday was definitely back in the eighties and nineties. He had wit, caustic and sarcastic that always made for excellent viewing, but lately the killer roles that endeared him to millions have dried up. Gone are the days of Lloyd Dobler, Walter Gib Gibson, and The Grifters' Roy Dillon. Those were all characters we loved and rooted for, but Martin Blank for me is the one unmissable role in Cusack's sometimes patchy filmography.
As a contract killer working through his issues with a psychiatrist who doesn't want to treat him, Cusack's Martin Blank is a complex character. After a botched assignment leaves him forced into a job near his former home town, he decides to face up to…
At some point in the not-too-distant future, I'm probably going to get an invite to my high school reunion. I'm already dreading it. The only things that will have changed about me will be the colour of my hair and my eyesight. I'll still be the bitter misanthrope I was in 2009. I'll still be socially inept, I'll still have a burning hatred for the majority of my classmates and I'll still be able to drink every last one of them under the table. That or I'll be dead, in which case I won't have to attend the sodding thing in the first place. Either way, I won't be able to tell them that I've spent the last ten…
Officially the 4th best movie ever made.
Well, sadly not officially.
If ever a film has blossomed from the Internet revolution it' Grosse Point Blank. Released in 1997 to almost zero fanfare, it went largely unnoticed for nearly a decade. Rightly though, I now believe it to have a pretty large following of diehard fans.
Simple because it is brilliant.
Everything, about Grosse Point Blank is brilliant.
It is one of the true delights of 90's American cinema. Essentially a romantic comedy, and essentially a one joke comedy at that, it is unrivalled in its slickness, frequently clever, and very funny.
With a soundtrack by Joe Strummer also, there is so much going for this movie.
I cannot recommend it enough.
It's only flaw is its awkward title..
No, no. Psychopaths kill for no reason. I kill for MONEY. It's a JOB. That didn't come out right.
Quite possibly my favorite John Cusack comedy and considering his filmography that's saying something. It's a great black comedy with fantastic dialogue and a great premise.
The cast is fantastic too. John Cusack and Minnie Driver have great chemistry together on screen. From the moment they see each other you feel there's a connection there with history behind it. Dan Aykroyd is the best and most frantic he's been since the 80s. Alan Arkin is hilarious as Marty's psychiatrist. Finally Joan Cusack's telephone conversations with Marty are one of the films many highlights.
You add a fantastic soundtrack to the mix and the film ends up with a near perfect tone of comedy balanced with occasional violence.
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"Grosse Pointe Blank" is a film that's all over the place. It's half action espionage film, half 80's reunion comedy and both genres don't mix here. It's a good thing the action sequences were shot well.
I was told that Benny The Jet, the man that has had two awesome fight scenes with Jackie Chan in Meals On Wheels and Dragons Forever, was in this film. So I jumped at the chance to watch it. And I'm glad I did.
John Cusack plays a hitman who returns to his hometown to attend a high school reunion. He sees his former love Minnie Driver and rekindles his romance with her. But little did he know that he was followed by fellow assassin Dan Aykward!
Cue hilarity such as supermarket shoot outs, cafe confrontations and high school reunion violence! Benny The Jet did not disappoint, and John Cusack was fucking brilliant throughout.
Minnie Driver kept reminding me of that segment on Knowing Me Knowing You with Alan Partridge where she was a transsexual columnist, and Partridge told her that she could be a goalkeeper.
Overall, this film was great.
A movie I have seen repeatedly...comedy, action, romance, quatable dialogue...it has it all. One of my favorite John Cusack movies and he has great chemistry with Minnie Driver. Fun movie.
Fun comedy that features a surprisingly cool fight scene and an awesome last ten minutes. Plotwise meh but driven well by the script and cast yar.
Love it!!
Something for everyone in this movie.
this movie is the realest
I know, I know--just out of the gate on this them, and I'm already "cheating." This movie came out in the late nineties, it's set in the nineties, and it has very late nineties sensibilities. It's about a guy returning home (for the first time since he left) for his ten-year high school class reunion (class of 1986). It has a pretty fantastic eighties soundtrack. And it plays out a lot like the story of a brat-packer growing up to be a hit man. Furthermore, as a friend pointed out as we were watching it, it's like a love letter to the John Cusack of the 1980's. What audiences like about his demeanor and line delivery in earlier films feels…
Another one of those films that I really enjoyed a decade or so ago but, save for the occasional set-piece (almost always involving Dan Aykroyd or Alan Arkin) it's not nearly as much fun as I remember.
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The former pastor of a Montgomery County church is going to prison for molesting a 10-year-old girl. He was sentenced to four years, with another 16 years suspended.6 Comments
Kimberly Smedley pleads guilty in silicone injection case
Authorities said Kimberly Smedley gave injections to customers in Baltimore, Washington D.C., Detroit, New York City, Philadelphia and elsewhere. Customers paid her between $500 and $1,600 in cash for each session.10 Comments
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Two teenagers were injured on Tuesday night when they were bitten by two loose pitbulls, one of which was eventually shot by a Montgomery County Police officer.16 Comments
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On Ground Hog's day, seventh- and eighth-grade students from area middle schools traditionally go to work with a relative to expand their knowledge of the world of work. Fourteen students visited Blaney Elementary School to shadow relatives or former teachers. Twelve of those were from Stover Middle School. Shadows included (first row, from left) Kaitlyn Fuller, Kortney McCoy, Katelyn Morgan, Rebeka Scherer, Kayla Perito, Alyssa Weems, (second row) Austin McAvoy (L-EMS), Dylan Rogers, Craig Carter (L-EMS), Caroline Seeley, Mikayla Price and Ashley O'Cain. Not pictured were Madelyn Jackson and Paige Martin.
The Rev. Dr. Solomon Jackson Jr. will be guest speaker for the 67th anniversary of the Camden/Kershaw County Branch NAACP celebration Feb. 17.
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Portia LaLiah Thomas of Camden was among 89 students named to the Erskine College fall 2011 Dean's List announced by Interim Vice President and Dean of the College Dr. Brad Christie.
Mr. Freddie Lee Robinson, 60, of 167 Reddick Road, Bishopville, entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, February 7, 2012. He was the son of Almeter Boyd Robinson and the late Willie Robinson. Funeral service will be held Friday, February 10, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Saint Matthew Baptist church with burial in church cemetery, bethune. Mr. Robinson will be placed in the church at 1 p.m. for viewing. Brown's Funeral home, Camden is serving the family of Mr. Freddie Lee Robinson.
Democrats and independents who want to see President Obama win another term in office got a boost Tuesday when former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum won Republican primary contests in Minnesota, Colorado and Missouri, signaling that the GOP's efforts to coalesce behind Mitt Romney are not working, at least for the time being. Santorum will not receive any delegates from any of the three states, as all were non-binding straw polls -- so-called "beauty contests" in political parlance -- but his success indicates that the right wing of the Republican Party isn't warming up to Romney, whose conservative credentials they consider ...
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Plaintiff: Tedd Determan
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Plaintiff: Tedd Determan
Defendant: HAL Nederland N.V., Holland America Line N.V., Holland America Line Inc. and others
Cause Of Action: Diversity
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Plaintiff: Jennifer Melder , Curtiss Melder
Defendant: Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Bayer Pharma AG, Bayer OY
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
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Defendant: HAL Nederland, N.V., Holland America Line N.V., Holland America Line and others
Plaintiff: Debra D Dill
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Personal Injury
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Plaintiff: Robert B Falconer
Defendant: State of Washington, Longview Police Department, St. Johns Medical Center
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Medical Malpractice
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Defendant: Ricardo Madrid, Shermaine Madrid
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Emily Jaqlyn Rose Speer, age 18, of Solsberry, Indiana, passed away on November 8, 2014. Emily was born on December 8, 1995 in Bloomington, Indiana, the daughter of Dan and Deb (Thorman) Speer. She graduated from Eastern Greene County High School, Bloomington, Indiana in the spring of 2014. Emily was an accomplished artist, played violin in the orchestra (where she won the US Marine Corps excellence in music award), and was a member of the National Honor Society and scrabble club. She was a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Emily was involved in SCA activities with her family and swing dance. She was enrolled in Ivy Teck culinary arts program. She was also a sales associate at Kohls. Emily is survived by her parents of Sosberry; paternal grandparents, Richard and Jan Speer of Monmouth, Illinois; brother, Bill Trudell of East Moline, Illinois; sister, Jessica Trudell of Cambridge, Mass.; aunts Ilene Thorman Danforth of Woodbride, Va., Deb (Larry) Lawson of Princeton; uncle David (Ann) Speer of Melbourne, Fl.; five cousins and their families, and boyfriend of many years, Lynn Dean Thomas III of Indianapolis, IN. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents Jack and Alice Thorman of Davenport.
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Helen M. Rogers, age 80, passed away at 10:15 am on Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at the Oak Lane Nursing and Rehab Center in Stronghurst, Illinois. She was born on May 6, 1934 in Biggsville, Illinois, the daughter of Jame K. and Flossie Lena (Finch) Oaks. She attended schools in Biggsville and was a graduate of Biggsville High School. On August 8, 1953, Helen married Orville L. Rogers in Burlington, Iowa and he preceded her in death on October 5, 2007. Helen was a homemaker. She was a longtime member of the Biggsville United Methodist Church in Biggsville, Illinois. Helen is survived by on son; James (Peggy) Rogers of Biggsville, Illinois. Also surviving are eleven grandchildren, many great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brother, and daughter, Betty.
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Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? - Sexual assault charges are hardly ever mentioned to the TV star
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
Chuck Todd's Obama book says more about the author than it does about the president - 'The Stranger' underscores a broader problem with the way we cover politics
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal - Political boxes like liberal/conservative and evolutionist/creationist miss his real significance
The Virginian-Pilot produces a breakthrough investigation amid layoffs - Reporter John Holland discusses how the story came together, newsroom cutbacks, and colleagues who cover for each other
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? (17)
Serial creators don't know what will happen to Adnan Syed (14)
My take: The end of an era in Tampa (12)
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway (10)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
Which media outlets use 'illegal immigrant'? (Fusion)
"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
UNITY's convention is no more (All Digitocracy)
"The organization's board of directors decided that UNITY will no longer host the quadrennial conferences for which it had become known"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
Should all journalists be on Twitter? – Reasons to take up or forgo the 140-character platform
Is it ever okay to name victims? – Editors question the policy of omitting information in sexual assault and domestic violence cases