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Love the stiped tee with the fur vest!ReplyDelete
thanks Laura! xoDelete
Thank you Andee! Christmas was wonderful! I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas as well!:) How cool, I grew up in Southern California but relocated in DC a couple years ago and I love it here :)Enjoy your visit! I looove your vest especially since it has a timeless look. I have never heard of Paige, hehe. Loove the entire look!ReplyDelete
Thanks Anna I always love going home!Delete
The fur is super cute! Enjoy your New Year's!!ReplyDelete
xo Carlina
Thank you Carlina! Thanks to you too hun! xoDelete
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2012 at 8:15 AM
Hi Andee! Love the outfit! What color nail polish are you wearing?ReplyDeleteReplies
thank you ...its OPI A Oui Bit of RedDelete
Love that vest! I've been looking for one just like that. Might have to stop by UO today..ReplyDeleteReplies
It was actually from last year but I'm sure they have something similar! xoDelete
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2012 at 11:14 AM
You can find many good skinny jeans and especially flare jeans on Alloy.com. Ever since finding your blog I have been obsessed with flare anything, but couldn't afford the "sevens" as I am still college student so, I am glad I come across Alloy.ReplyDelete
love your vest! xoReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks hun...hope you had a great Christmas! xoDelete
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2012 at 2:25 PM
I love the vest super cute!!! Your hair looks awesome. Can you share a beauty breakdown? Gorgeous as always!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks lovely! I will def do a breakdown asap xoDelete
Happy New Year Andee! Love the outfit! You have the best style ever!ReplyDeleteReplies
you're so kind thanks Steph!Delete
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2012 at 10:15 PM
I have to know who makes your iPhone case! Loving your take on the fur vest!!! I think I need one now ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks hun Im actually going to sell these on shop honeybee as I've received so many requests. Email me if your interested xoDelete
Just found your blog! and I'm totally in love with it! your baby girl is so precious!!!! love love your outfit post as well!ReplyDelete
xoxo Meagan
Thanks hun thats so nice to hear xoDelete
Beautiful Andee! You look great in faux fur!ReplyDeleteReplies
thanks love have to jump on the opportunity to wear some warm layers here ;)Delete
Love the vest :) Lookin good girl!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2013 at 2:51 PM
Hi Andee,ReplyDelete
This is very random but where did you get the rug under your dining room table? I love it!
Is that Jennifer Zeuner necklace?Replies
its ginette_ny Ive posted a link to it if you just look up "layered necklaces" on my search tab on the right hand side of my blog .xoDelete


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Winter Storm Watch for DSM, 4-8 inches of snow. Is it spring yet?
Originally Posted by garn91
Winter Storm Watch for DSM, 4-8 inches of snow. Is it spring yet?
Who did you hear that from?
I've heard snow, but nothing approaching those amounts.
Of course weathermen could look outside half the time and still get the "Current conditions" wrong.
ya its true...and i am very mad.. i hate this crap
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
Too bad that crap Saturday night couldn't have came a day later so might have had Monday off...
Looks like the worst of it will be northern Iowa. Doesn't really say how much the DSM area will get. Just in time for another home basketball game too. #@*&$&
From TheIowaChannel.com...
DES MOINES, Iowa -- A winter storm watch is in effect from Wednesday morning to Friday morning.
The National Weather Service said that snow will likely develop Wednesday morning and mix with or change to freezing rain and sleet south of Highway 3 by the afternoon.
NWS said there is the potential for ice accumulations of one quarter to one-third of an inch near and south of Highway 3 through Wednesday evening.Snowfall through Wednesday evening is expected to be between 1 and 4 inches, and the greatest amounts will be close to the Minnesota border, according to the National Weather Service.
The agency said there will be a brief break in the precipitation Wednesday night before snow, which will be heavy at times, and increasing wind will develop on Thursday morning.Northern Iowa could be faced with near-blizzard conditions.On Thursday afternoon and evening, 15 to 25 mph winds will be coming from the west and northwest winds and gusts over 35 mph are possible, according to the NWS.
The NWS said 6 to 12 inches of snow is possible on Friday morning.
The NWS expects snowfall to be lighter on Friday, but strong west to northwest winds will cause considerable blowing and drifting snow.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may affect travel. With the potential hazards of heavy ice and snow accumulations, compounded by increasing winds, additional power outages as the result of downed trees and power lines is a distinct possibility.
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I haven't been back up in Ames ever since I moved in 2005. I was thinking about spending my spring break in mid March to drive on up there, but I'm not sure it's sounding like a good idea now.... you guys are due for a break.
It better not happen that bad in DSM, I am supposed to fly out to Vegas Friday morning!
It's not like we've had that nasty of a winter. This recent storm was our worst and I remember far worse storms in my history.
We had a solid week or two of very cold weather. We had 2 or 3 storms so far that produced a decent amount of snow. In reality, that's not bad at all for winter in Iowa.
This coming storm could be as bad or worse in some areas as the last one this past weekend. Damage from the ice/snow will only be amplified as a new coat of heavy ice and snow (.25-.33" ice, 6-12" snow) falls on top of what we already have....
Sounds like fun!
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
Sucks to be in northern iowa.... All we have over in cedar rapids is a flood watch it doesn't look like it will get cold enough for snow here.
That would explain why they are taking snow away in trucks and cutting low branches around campus
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"Kids in America" would be easier to root for if it weren't so very pleased with itself. Taking up the cause of real-life high schoolers punished for going against the grain, writer-director Josh Stolberg launches a scalding attack on the stodgy conservatism of the American public school system, only to end up stacking the deck in egregiously smirky and simple-minded ways.
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Bernanke's vast, daring experiment
If you are Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, you are America's most powerful economic policy-maker and will remain so after the inauguration of Barack Obama. The decisions you make – or don't make – will decisively influence the outcome of the present economic crisis. Will it surpass the brutal 1981-82 recession (peak unemployment: 10.8 percent) as the worst since World War II? Might it lapse into a more savage global collapse justifying comparisons with the Great Depression?
Amid the hoopla over Obama's economic team, it's worth remembering that Bernanke's role will be pivotal. Already, his Federal Reserve has invented more economic tools than in any comparable period of the Fed's 94-year history. The object: to prevent a broad credit collapse. Since late 2007, the Fed has found novel ways to lend to banks, to former investment banks, to money market funds and to issuers of commercial paper. It's dramatically increased dollar loans, called "swaps," to other government central banks, which then lend the dollars to their commercial banks.
All told, the Fed's new loans and credits easily exceed $1 trillion, which dwarfs the $335 billion committed by the Treasury Department under the better-known Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. Until recently, most of these loans, including those used to rescue Bear Stearns, AIG and Citigroup, have been justified as fulfilling the Fed's traditional role of "lender of last resort." To prevent panic, government central banks prop up financial institutions deemed "too big to fail" or acquire securities in markets where a sellers' stampede overwhelms buyers.
Now, even this justification is being jettisoned. In November, the Fed announced more new loans: purchases of up to $600 billion of home mortgage-related securities and $200 billion of securities consisting of auto, credit card, student and small-business loans. There was no pretense that these markets verged on panic. The purpose was simply to pump more credit into the economy.
The Fed's new lending occurs through programs with baffling names like the "ABCP MMMF Liquidity Facility." The mumbo jumbo aside, the Fed is lending in new ways because the old ways aren't working. Traditionally, the Fed has reduced interest rates by cutting one short-term rate (the Fed funds rate, on overnight bank loans) and assuming that, by making credit more abundant and cheaper, other rates on consumer and business loans would follow. Since September 2007, the Fed has cut the Fed funds rate from 5.25 percent to 1 percent. But some other rates have actually increased (high-quality corporate bonds were a percentage point higher in November than at the start of 2007), and some loans are unavailable at any rate.
Parts of the credit market have simply shut down. Traumatized by losses on "subprime" mortgage securities, many investors shun all forms of "securitized" lending – loans packaged into bond-like instruments. In 2006, "securitized" auto loans averaged nearly $7 billion a month; last month, they totaled $500 million. Without ample car loans, fewer cars will be sold. For a while, greater bank lending partly offset collapsing "securitization." No more. Fearing higher losses on consumer and business loans, banks have tightened lending standards and are hoarding cash. From late October to mid-November, bank lending dropped by $162 billion.
So Bernanke faces a rare, if not unprecedented, situation. Despite the Fed's frantic efforts to relax credit, it seems to be tightening in the midst of a harsh recession: the opposite of what's wanted. Private behavior is neutralizing public policy. Lenders are terrified by losses and the fear of what they don't know; the sudden failure of Lehman Brothers in September compounded their anxieties. Having once had too little appreciation of risk (i.e., "subprime" mortgages), lenders may now have too much. The danger is that tight credit and consumer pessimism combine to lower spending, raise joblessness and cause more defaults.


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One aspect of contemporary dance I appreciate is that, for the most part, you can never really be certain of what you're going to see. This notion also becomes a reason why too many people avoid it: They don't know what to expect; perhaps they fear they won't "get it." But this is a Cincinnati Ballet performance, right? It is, but it's a chance to see the company in a very different light.
This New Works bill consists of contemporary world premieres — six of them, again marking their season's kick-off. It's an annual production I always look forward to — when audiences get to witness the dancers not only up close and personal in their home performance space but also as they tackle a far broader range of movement styles than one typically expects from a ballet company.
Watching the well-attended Sept. 18 opening night performance, I found the most surprising works to be among the evening's the more successful ones. Viktor Plotnikov's improbably titled "GUI Solution" brings forth deep dynamic range punctuated by seamless partnering with thrillingly dangerous lifts. Oscillating between rapidfire and languid, group unison and solo isolation, the choreography cobbles together genre-defying material: catlike moves, a cartwheel, a break-dance "worm." The extreme contrasts in lighting ambience and musical mixes — from heavy, somber electronic tones to swells of Beethoven — feel a touch overstated, yet the piece for seven dancers retains structural integrity and interest.
(By the way, the title's GUI stands for "Graphic User Interface.")
Beethoven was also the composer of choice for "Second Quartet," Adam Hougland's intensely moody study revolving around two couples' entanglements and exhilarating connections.
Interestingly, this piece also shares some stylistic similarities with "GUI Solution" in the way of idiosyncratic quirks and breathtakingly daring lifts.
Hougland — a young American now based in London who has work in progress for the acclaimed former New York City Ballet Resident Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon's company — creates intricate compositions with emotional resonance. (Audiences might recall the clever intricacy of his contributions to last year's New Works.) The dancers belt out ritualistic gestures as if their lives depended on their frantic communication.
The piece is spiked with sexual tension with garnishes of frailty and vulnerability. Solos offer bold expressions of virtuosity: I muse on Cervilio Amador leaping and spinning into oblivion with his characteristic relaxed control.
A dancer takes pause as her hand covers her mouth. The gesture recurs with another dancer, and then again as time seems to stop. Time came up short for the reported quick turnaround of Dayton Contemporary Dance Company's "After the Storm" by William McClellan Jr. Disappointingly, it shows: The piece seems haphazard and at moments reads as under-rehearsed. It's full of wonderfully bold brass Jazz band sounds and sultry Samba rhythms, but a few dancers appeared to struggle to maintain pace with some breakneck tempos. Hats off to Dawn Kelly for displaying a contagious sense of joyous abandonment while keeping rhythm.
Inspired by post-Katrina visits to New Orleans, the topic proved timely in the recent wake of Ike. Also on the program are the vintage Hollywood-inspired "Embraceable You," a delightful duet from the Ballet's CEO and Artistic Director Victoria Morgan; renowned choreographer Jessica Lang's visually captivating "Corda"; and Cincinnati Ballet's longtime Ballet Mistress-in-Chief Johanna Bernstein Wilt's choreographic debut, "Everyday is a New Beginning."
I applaud Cincinnati Ballet for supporting the development of adventurous contemporary choreography, most notably in this annual festival. From its undertaking and marketing to the dancers navigating new movement vocabularies, this show consistently takes risks. This production might not have come in as the ballet's strongest New Works showing, but it's always one to catch.
Cincinnati Ballet's NEW WORKS continues Sept. 25-28. Visit cincinnatiballet.com for details.
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What will an attack from Russia look like?
There is no good and evil in war since its evil by virtue of what it is, there's just political and practical.
Hey guys i just heard about this thing called the Spanish Inquisition. Also the Irish Potato Famine. Total government coverups and/or rewritten history that is relavent to the modern era.
As usual you need to apply your advice to yourself first. See Bissen I got the idea of article
You are forumfall "Coyote The Genius" breaking in open door and stepping in own traps. Fortunately (for you) you have no idea how stupid and clumsy you are.
That is why I'm saying what the sensation?
There is no angels in war and more often then not both sides in war equally bad. IMHO 99% of wars in human history.
There is 1% when you can pick up "good" and evil side .
IMHO such was WW2. Sure Allies USA/UK/Russia are not angels but nazi were pure evil (IMHO) or at very last much worse alternative.
Old news for Historian people.
Vordus Shadowlord, creation of evil and darkness of the Alfar land
Hythero Toughleaf, protector of the Mirdain forest
They were more or less tenuous allies and partners in crime until Barbarossa (summer 1941).
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-massacre.html....Paul Allen, a historian expert in the Katyn Massacre told the Associated Press news agency that the new evidence was "potentially explosive".....
The point is, from all this:
1) US was complicit in covering up mass killings
2) WWII "facts" CANNOT be taken at face value simply beacuse they were affirmed by Soviets AND by the US...quite the opposite...so any type of law that inhibits debate and research on ANY WWII issue is potentially covering up lies..this applies also the laws on the "Holocaust Revision".
Instead that dogma is still standing as such...and very much praised y the averege fool.
"Let us control the money of a nation, and we care not who makes its laws" Mayer Amschel "Rothschild"
You guys are sensationalist idiots. Quit trying to stir the pot with old news.
This'll explain everything: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL3remBDiy0
I believe I did what's called making you forumfall down the stairs.-Jackhowitzer
Why am I not surprise?
The only thing that US/UK are guilty off is political expedience. US did not destroy or hide any evidence (according article) "coded massage" from captive is not evidence.
Just simple common sense. NKVD massacre this people in 1940, German occupied location about 1 yr later. American PoW sow it in 1943.... Can you determine difference between 2 yr or 3 yr corpse? How can you be sure its not provocation?
As for "POWs evidence disappeared, indicating that Roosevelt had them buried" .... I dont see any facts in article that substantiate it. It was a very questionable info in time of war and practically speaking not of immediate military or political value. Unlikely it ever get to president.
Again. It happen. Russian admitted it (for all practical reasons) before 1989. AKA at first opportunity during "glastnost" so fact of massacre is not a news.
Political expediency of USA/UK is not a news and not a crime.
Does it mean that everything and anything about WW2 is a lie? I dont think so.
Covering up, uncovering, denying or affirming a Soviet war-crime has nothing to do with Holocaust denial or or revisionism. Apart from the WOII-era there is no reasonable link between them. Any law concerning revisionism or denial can't even be applied to any other event related to WOII
Then again, it comes from our resident anti-Israel rager. So no surprise there, only mild disappointment for the total lack of some coherence in relating different events and laws.
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Wisdom Of Bots
1, then tired, do not forget to smile; be anxious, but also pay attention to tone; no matter how tough, do not forget to adhere to; No matter how tired, but also love yourself.But we are jet modified and not faint-hearted of difficulties
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Vordus Shadowlord, creation of evil and darkness of the Alfar land
Hythero Toughleaf, protector of the Mirdain forest
And that the masacre of a thousand polish officers was done by soviet troops is no secret since a looonggg time. you are late.
Shocking news for you, the masacre of Malmedy was also the fault of US soldiers because they picked up there guns over and over instead of giving up. yet several german soldiers were send to death and peiper was killed by french criminals later on.
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Darkfall Unholy Wars
Playing Darkfall is the most fun I've ever had on a computer with my pants zipped up and both hands on the desk.


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After removing Wave Editor and every file I could find associated with it, I reinstalled the application from scratch, after cleansing all caches, including audio, AU's, etc.
After a fresh install, both the AU Validator and VST Validator "unexpectedly quit" on app launch. This is without the iLok attached. So now, nothing but Apple's AU's are available.
I have recently done a security update, a flash update, and possibly an incremental system update in the past week. Perhaps something has happened with all of that.
Are other users having problems?
I'm sure I'll hear from audiofile soon-they've been consistently good with communication. Despite that niggle with the iLok thing...
So if I find out something useful, I'll post back.
To end on a slightly more positive note, my level of, um, "frustration!!" is proportional to how much I enjoy working with that application.
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Trade ties the U.S. economy inextricably to other world economies. In 2010, U.S. exports of goods and services amounted to $1.8 trillion, about 12.5 percent of gross domestic product; U.S. imports were much higher, $2.3 trillion. Americans have for years imported far more goods and services than they exported, incurring increasing debts to foreigners in the process. The U.S. current account deficit of $470 billion in 2010, although down in the recession from $706 billion in 2008, still came to more than five times that of Spain, the country with the next largest deficit.
Huge tides of financial transactions flow daily across U.S. borders. At the end of 2009 U.S. companies and individuals had more direct (non-stock share) investment in non-U.S. companies than those of any other nation. U.S. companies similarly were the greatest recipient of foreign direct investment.
U.S. exports of goods in 2010 came to $1.3 trillion. Top exports were autos and auto parts ($112 billion), civilian aircraft and aircraft engines ($53 billion), pharmaceuticals ($47 billion) and semiconductors ($47 billion). Categories of chemical exports added up to $67 billion. The United States' largest trading partners in 2010 were Canada, China, Mexico, Japan, and Germany.
In 2010 the United States remained the top agricultural exporting country, shipping goods worth a record $116 billion. "For the first time, China emerged as the top market for U.S. agricultural products, with $17.5 billion in sales," Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said. "Canada was second with $16.9 billion." About a third of U.S. harvested acreage is exported.
Total U.S. imports of goods in 2010 came to $1.9 trillion. By far the biggest import was crude oil, $252 billion, down from $342 billion in 2008 because of the recession. Other top exports were autos and auto parts ($225 billion), pharmaceuticals ($85 billion), and computer accessories ($61 billion).
Services accounted in 2010 for 30 percent of total U.S. exports, $543 billion; more than 30 percent of services exports involved travel and transportation. Services imports, including transport of goods on non-U.S. ships and flights on non-U.S. airlines, that year came to $394 billion.
The U.S. economy is one of the most open to trade and foreign investment, but that was not always so. The record high tariffs imposed by the Smoot-Hawley Act of 1930 brought retaliatory tariffs by U.S. trading partners and, in the view of many scholars, worsened the worldwide Great Depression.
Since World War II, the United States has become a leader for free trade. In General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) negotiations and, since 1995, in World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations, the U.S. has pressed for tariff cuts and reductions in nontariff barriers.
Reflecting the change in policy, U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull said in 1948 that open trade "dovetailed with peace; high tariffs, trade barriers, and unfair economic competition, with war. … If we could get a freer flow of trade … so that one country would not be deadly jealous of another and the living standards of all countries might rise, thereby eliminating the economic dissatisfaction that breeds war, we might have a reasonable chance of lasting peace."
Trade negotiations have become increasingly difficult, however. A WTO round launched in Doha, Qatar, in 2001 has stalled for nine years over major divisions between developed and emerging economies on a range of agricultural subsidy issues. At a June 2010 meeting in Toronto, G-20 leaders dropped previous language setting a target date for completion of the negotiations.
The United States negotiated a number of free-trade agreements with partners from 1990 through 2005. The biggest ones — with Canada, Mexico, and Central America (NAFTA and CAFTA) — remain politically controversial in the United States. Subsequent FTAs negotiated by President George W. Bush's administration with Panama, Colombia, and South Korea continue to await congressional approval.


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It's officially fall, y'all. Which means pumpkin lattes (unnecessary yet impossible to resist), bowls of free candy (dooon't mind if I do) and a superabundant stream of new albums vying for any remaining space on your iPod. So here at Buzzworthy, our music writers — Tamar Anitai, Nicole James, Jason Newman, Jenna Rubenstein and Brad Stern — harvested 29 of our favorite new and upcoming albums into a fall-friendly guide that's easier to digest than those weird brown candy corns.
The fall music forecast calls for dance floor fillers such as Jason Derulo's Future History, Patrick Stump's Soul Punk and Joe Jonas' Fast Life (two highly anticipated solo missions!), with high chances of comebacks like Blink-182's Neighborhoods, Evanescence's self-titled album, Gym Class Heroes' The Papercut Chronicles II and Demi Lovato's Unbroken. Expect new music by overachievers too: Britney released Femme Fatale six month ago, but that's not stopping her from dropping her remix album next month. And Rihanna will debut her sixth studio album almost a year to the day she released her Loud album, which is still riding high on the charts.
So, without further adieu or belaboring, check out Buzzworthy's Fall Music Preview 2011 — 29 new fall albums on our radar that need to be on yours too! And vote for the fall album you're most excited about!
SAVES THE DAY, Daybreak: Saves The Day's been playing a serious game of musical chairs and contending with a constantly shifting lineup. Case in point? The band's latest album, Daybreak (featuring the title track, which is an 11-minute rock opera), is the first without longtime guitarist David Soloway and their first (and last) with temporary drummer Spencer Peterson. But Daybreak leaves no room for skeptics. There's "1984," an homage to old-school garage rock, and "O," an unassuming ballad that features lead vocalist Chris Conley literally begging to be with his woman (we'll pause for the collective "Awww"). Instant classic. — Jenna Rubenstein
Standout songs: "1984," "O," "Undress Me"
Release date: Sept. 13
CODY SIMPSON, Coast To Coast: Perhaps best known as Australia's answer to Justin Bieber (start screaming now!), 14-year-old heartthrob Cody Simpson's about to set dozens of young hearts ablaze with the release of his second stateside EP, Coast to Coast, on Sept. 20. Channeling all the best young blond crooners — from Jesse McCartney to Aaron Carter — Cody Simpson's bringing straight-up R&B-pop on his latest EP, including his swoon-y springtime single "On My Mind" and his most recent release, the breakup ballad "Not Just You." With album production credits that include Danja, The Messengers and Adele hitmaker Fraser T. Smith, his musical team is more top talent than teenybopper. — Brad Stern
Standout songs: "On My Mind," "Angel," "Not Just You"
Release date: Sept. 20
DEMI LOVATO, Unbroken: On Unbroken, her third album, Demi Lovato comes clean, inspires and experiments with something totally healthy: musical styles. Though Unbroken reflects her time getting sober and getting healthy after entering rehab in late 2010, Unbroken's both confessional and cathartic. Pulling in Timbaland, Missy Elliott and Iyaz, Demi goes dance-pop on party tracks such as "All Night Long" and "Who's That Boy" (featuring Dev) while going beneath the surface into personal territory, like on her revelatory, Phoenix-rising redemption song, "Skyscraper." Demi's definitely on the right track: Unbroken went to No. 1 within the first HOUR it was released. — Tamar Anitai
Standout songs: "Skyscraper," "Give Your Heart A Break," "Who's That Boy"
Release date: Sept. 20
ALLSTAR WEEKEND, All the Way: San Diego pop band Allstar Weekend have struggled recently, with founding guitarist Nathan Darmody exiting the band less than two weeks before the release of their second album, All The Way. While the band continues to search for Darmody's replacement, All The Way features an impressive list of producers and writers, including J.R. Rotem (Rihanna, Britney Spears) and Dan Wilson (Adele). The album's lead single, "Not Your Birthday," features rapper Anthony "Anth" Melo. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Not Your Birthday," "Blame It On September"
Release date: Sept. 27
BLINK-182, Neighborhoods: After a 2008 plane crash nearly killed Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, then-former bandmates Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus visited Barker and eventually reformed the pioneering pop-punk band that had been on "indefinite hiatus" for years. The result is Neighborhoods, Blink-182's first album since 2003's eponymous release. With recordings stretching back to 2009, Neighborhoods is the band's darkest material to date, which is understandable given Barker's accident and the 2008 death of longtime producer Jerry Finn (the band self-produced their latest effort). Death gets frequent lyrical mentions, but expect a mix of the band's punk-edged pop with electronic flourishes backing it all up. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Up All Night," "After Midnight," "Ghost On The Dancefloor"
Release date: Sept. 27
J. COLE, Cole World: The Sideline Story: After myriad setbacks and delays, J. Cole, the first signee to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label, is finally ready to release his long-awaited debut album Cole World: The Sideline Story. The mixtape veteran's album is one of the most anticipated hip-hop releases of the year, with confirmed guests Missy Elliott, Trey Songz, Drake and Jay-Z (the latter on the recently released "Mr. Nice Watch"). Produced mostly by Cole himself, Cole World combines new tracks with previously unreleased older songs from his mixtape days. Expect to hear a combination of club-friendly hip-hop with more serious, introspective tracks. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Can't Get Enough," "Nobody's Perfect," "Lost Ones"
Release date: Sept. 27
JASON DERULO, Future History: The dance floor dominator's barely taken a breath since he dropped his self-titled debut a year ago, went gold, opened for Gaga and cranked out an impressive selection of megahits like "In My Head." Now, Jason Derulo's leaving the past behind with his sophomore album, combining synthed-up sick-and-slick dance jams like "Breathing" and "Pick Up The Pieces" with romantic reflections on songs such as "It Girl." Lest you worry Jason's totally changing up his game and rewriting history, rest assured that "Pick Up The Pieces" opens up with the same brash air horn and Beluga Heights callout you've come to know, expect and inexplicably crave from Derulo. — Tamar Anitai
Standout songs: "Breathing," "Pick Up The Pieces"
Release date: Sept. 27
MAYDAY PARADE, Mayday Parade: Tallahassee, Florida quintet Mayday Parade reunites with some old friends for their upcoming self-titled third album, bringing in producers Zack Odom and Kenneth Moun from 2007's A Lesson in Romantics to replace David Bendeth from 2009's Anywhere But Here. Written earlier this year in Florida, the album eschews outside songwriting contributions in favor of the band's own tracks. While the group isn't planning on any special guests, they've expanded their sound, bringing in a string section for selected tracks. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Oh Well, Oh Well," "When You See My Friends"
Release date: Oct. 4
NEW FOUND GLORY, Radiosurgery: On their forthcoming album, Radiosurgery, New Found Glory heads right back to basics. Though the album features thoroughly modern production, the bulk of the tracks are reminiscent of that early NFG sound we all fell so hard for the first time around. Many songs on the record are about relationships –- there's "Dumped," which speaks to all the crap that comes along with a bad breakup, and "Radiosurgery," the cheeky tune about needing a full-on lobotomy to help you forget all the bad s*** your ex has done. Relationship chatter aside, the album is filled with all with classic pop/punk sounds your fall's currently lacking. Oh, and did we mention Radiosurgery is NFG's SEVENTH studio album?? Only the strong survive! — Jenna Rubenstein
Standout songs: "Radiosurgery," "Dumped"
Release date: Oct. 4
BJÖRK, Biophilia: Björk has always relished the opportunity to merge music with emerging technologies, so it's no big surprise that Biophilia, her eighth studio album, was partially recorded on an iPad and even has its own Biophilia iPad app. The Icelandic multi-instrumentalist created new instruments specifically for the album, whose title refers to the bond between humans and other living systems. Musically, Biophilia combines the singer's penchant for orchestral and operatic movements with her love of electronic flourishes. As usual, it sounds like nothing else: a separate musical planet with one bizarre genius as its sole inhabitant. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Crystalline," "Cosmogyny," "Virus"
Release date: Oct. 11
BRITNEY SPEARS, B In The Mix: The Remixes 2: As the Pop Princess stuttered during her team-up with Ke$ha and Nicki Minaj earlier this year: "Th-th-th-this is the remix!" Correct: Britney Spears returns on Oct. 11 with B In The Mix: The Remixes 2, a 10-track collection of singles spanning from 2007's Blackout to this year's Femme Fatale. Included in the bunch? Pop classics including "Gimme More," "Womanizer," "I Wanna Go" and even a remix of her upcoming single, "Criminal." Ten more reasons to dance the night away in your underwear to Brit Brit. (Wait. Is that just me?) — Brad Stern
Standout songs: "Gimme More (Kaskade Club Mix)," "Womanizer (Benny Benassi Extended Remix)," "Criminal (Varsity Remix)"
Release date: Oct. 11
EVANESCENCE, Evanescence: After years out of the spotlight, Evanescence make a triumphant return this fall with their highly anticipated, self-titled third album. Five years after the release of The Open Door, Evanescence regrouped to give fans some of their strongest material to date. After spending nearly two years in the studio with producers Steve Lillywhite (Dave Matthews Band, U2) and with Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Marilyn Manson), Evanescence roared back to life with their comeback single "What You Want" to rave reviews. — Nicole James
Standout songs: "What You Want," "The Other Side," "Lost In Paradise"
Release date: October 11
JOE JONAS, Fast Life: With production credits from Danja (Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears), Rob Knox (T.I., Chris Brown), and Brian Kennedy (Ciara, Rihanna), Joe Jonas' debut solo album, Fast Life, has all the ammunition behind it to score himself at least a couple top 10s. Breaking away from both his Jonas Brothers sound and squeaky-clean look, fans can an expect an older, wiser and definitely more mature Joe Jonas on Fast Life. (Um, hi, his "Just In Love" video features a sometimes-shirtless Joe in a hotel room with a French model.) He's still "Burnin' Up," but just in an 18-plus way now. — Nicole James
Standout songs: "Just In Love," "Love Slayer"
Release date: Oct. 11
THE READY SET, Feel Good Now: The Ready Set's Jordan Witzigreuter's got big shoes to fill on his new EP: his own. Feel Good Now, the follow-up to 2010's I'm Alive, I'm Dreaming major label debut. I'm Alive I'm Dreaming featured his breakthrough single, "Love Like Woe," which went platinum. But Jordan's wasting little time resting on his laurels as a young overachiever. He's currently putting the finishing touches on his Feel Good Now EP, crafting more irresistibly hooky electro dance-pop tracks like "Hollywood Dream" and making more sophisticated sounds such as "Young Forever" before heading out on a fall tour with All Time Low. — Tamar Anitai
Standout song: "Young Forever"
Release date: Oct. 11
PATRICK STUMP, Soul Punk: Not only is going solo after a wildly successful run as Fall Out Boy's frontman and boy genius totally scary, but producing your entire debut album yourself is probably pretty pee-your-pants-worthy as well. But Patrick Stump is taking the leap as he prepares to release his full-length debut LP, Soul Punk. FOB fans can expect a lot less punk, a lot more pop and an album full of fast-paced tracks that showcase Patrick's blues-inspired falsetto. Fans can catch him on the road this fall with Panic! At The Disco. — Nicole James
Standout songs: "This City," "Explode"
Release date: Oct. 18
COLDPLAY, Mylo Xyloto: For their fifth album, the world's most anthemic band tries their hand at a concept album loosely inspired by "The Wire" and 1970s U.S. graffiti. Recorded in part in a North London church, Coldplay reunites with producer Brian Eno, but this time, expect a more acoustic sound than 2008's Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends. We're not 100 percent clear how that's gonna work with Rihanna's guest spot on "Princess Of China," but we're sure it will. As for the cryptic title, the guys told MTV News that fans shouldn't spend too much time worrying about what Mylo Xyloto means. "It just feels fresh to us," said singer Chris Martin. "It's new. It doesn't mean anything except that [album's] music." — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall," "Paradise," "Princess Of China"
Release date: Oct. 24
DRAKE, Take Care: The Young Money/Cash Money superstar has already dropped some solid singles from Take Care, his second album and the follow-up to last year's Thank Me Later. Judging by what we've already heard, Drake's album showcases the rapper/singer's myriad styles, from emotive crooner and vulnerable human emoticon to club-friendly rapper and self-aggrandizing success story. Longtime collaborator Noah "40" Shebib returns to produce most of Take Care, with confirmed guest spots by Rick Ross and Lil Wayne. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Headlines," "Marvin's Room," "Free Spirit"
Release date: Oct. 24
KELLY CLARKSON, Stronger: Start hoarding hankies now: Powerhouse vocalist Kelly Clarkson is back. For her fifth studio album, the defiantly titled Stronger, the "Independent" "Idol" alum has teamed up with some of the industry's leading pop scribes (Brian Kennedy, Ester Dean, Toby Gad) to help produce her signature brand of defiant pop anthems and breakup ballads we've been so desperately craving, including her gorgeous new guitar-driven single, "Mr. Know It All." Although almost half of the record has already leaked online in demo form over the past few months, Clarkson's still got plenty of surprises in store, including a new track called "You Love Me," which she's described as the best song she's written… ever. — Brad Stern
Standout songs: "Let Me Down" "Mr. Know It All," "Dark Side"
Release date: Oct. 24
HONOR SOCIETY, A Tale of Risky Business, Part 2: Although we don't have too many details about Honor Society's upcoming album, we do know that the soul-pop act hit the studio with producer Adam Blackstone, so we're happily anticipating more of the hook-heavy Maroon 5/OneRepublic vibe we've heard on a few of their recent singles, including "Living A Lie." Their second LP is the follow-up to 2009's Fashionably Late full-length album. — Nicole James
Standout songs: "Hurricane," "Living A Lie"
Release date: Oct. 25
I FIGHT DRAGONS, Kaboom!: Produced by Matt Mahaffey (Beck, Tenacious D), I Fight Dragons' forthcoming full-length debut album Kaboom! showcases their, well, adorkable approach to crafting a pop record. As demonstrated via the beeping, bleeping and blinking sounds in their single "The Geeks Will Inherit The Earth," I Fight Dragons happily co-opt audio from old video games such as Nintendo Gameboy to fill out their records. Lest you think I Fight Dragons is all 8-bit all the time, title track "Kaboom!" offers a more traditional pop-rock sound. But be fooled not, friends — I Fight Dragons' geek-chic sound cannot be rivaled. Also, if you say bad stuff about them they'll probably hack your Facebook. — Jenna Rubenstein
Standout songs: "Kaboom!" "The Geeks Will Inherit The Earth"
Release date: Oct. 25
YELAWOLF: Radioactive: After years of releasing indie mixtapes, hyperactive Atlanta rapper Yelawolf gets his close-up on Radioactive, his major label debut. The Shady Records signee, who now calls Eminem his boss, made memorable appearances on Big Boi's "You Ain't No DJ" and Paul Wall's "Live It." On Radioactive, Eminem and Lil Jon are the only confirmed guests so far, but don't be surprised to see some other high-profile names make the final cut. — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "Hard White (Up in the Club)," "No Hands," "Throw It Up"
Release date: Oct. 25
DEV, The Night The Sun Came Up: After flying high on Far East Movement's "Like A G6" last year (the song was voted 2010 Fan Favorite: "Song You Couldn't Stop Listening To" by Buzzworthy Blog readers) California-born Dev's coming back down to earth for her long-awaited debut record The Night The Sun Came Up. The singer's Cataracs-produced debut was meant to drop earlier this month, but the album release date got bumped up when Dev got pregnant. While tracks like the panty-dropping lead single "Bass Down Low" and her current horn-happy smash "In The Dark" find Dev getting freaky on the dance floor, moodier offerings such as "Shadows" prove that Dev's bringing more to the table as an artist than just booty-bouncing beats. (Don't worry — there's still plenty of that too.) — Brad Stern
Standout songs: "In The Dark," "Lightspeed," "Bass Down Low"
Release date: Nov. 1
FLORENCE + THE MACHINE, Ceremonials: Following her critically acclaimed debut album, 2009's Lungs, Florence Welch and her Machine return with the Paul Epworth-produced Ceremonials, the band's sophomore effort. Known for her epic, sweeping vocal manifestos, such as last year's inescapable "Dog Days Are Over," fans can expect more of what they love. "What The Water Gave Me," the first track we heard from the album, brought us a six-minute melancholy indie opera, while "Shake It Out," the album's first actual single is anthemic and ethereal. We're pretty sure this Florence couldn't hit a sophomore slump if she tried. — Nicole James
Standout songs: "Shake It Out"
Release date: Nov. 1
METALLICA & LOU REED, Lulu: When metal gods Metallica and punk godfather Lou Reed announced they were recording their Lulu album together, it was the unseemly collaboration that inspired snickering jokes, quizzical looks and many nods of approval. Two years after performing together at the 2009 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary Concert, both parties entered the studio and recorded an 87-minute album with three tracks clocking in at 10 minutes or more. If you like Metallica's crunching, thrash guitars and Reed's intellectual rock operas separately, this is your favorite album of the year. For what it's worth, Reed calls the album "maybe the best thing done by anyone, ever." — Jason Newman
Standout songs: "The View," "Pumping Blood," "Mistress Dread"
Release date: Nov. 1
GYM CLASS HEROES, The Papercut Chronicles II: Forthcoming album The Papercut Chronicles II promises the triumphant return of Gym Class Heroes. "Stereo Hearts," the first single off the album is defined by Travie McCoy's classic laidback swag and the ultra-smooth pop vocals of Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine, who's featured on the hook. The band's remained remarkably tight-lipped about the album, and while there's no way to predict the future after this album, if the success of their already-charting single "Stereo Hearts," which has already sold 1 million copies, tells us anything, it's that the Gym Class guys will totally be down for another round. — Jenna Rubenstein
Standout songs: "Stereo Hearts"
Release date: Nov. 15
NICOLE SCHERZINGER, Killer Love
Almost four years since her (now-scrapped) debut Her Name Is Nicole was shelved, former Pussycat Dolls lead Nicole Scherzinger is finally cutting her solo teeth with Killer Love, her long-awaited U.S. solo debut. This time around, Scherzy's strayed away from her R&B-pop roots, instead opting to head straight onto the dance floor with a handful of juicy RedOne-produced stompers. With a brand-new gig on the judging panel of "X Factor," along with three preapproved smash hit singles ("Poison," "Right There" and her gorgeous new single "Don't Hold Your Breath" all landed within the Top 3 of the UK Singles Chart this year), the former Doll's got more than enough going on to propel her right back onto American airwaves. — Brad Stern
Standout songs: "Don't Hold Your Breath," "Wet," "Right There"
Release date: Nov. 15
RIHANNA, Untitled
Even though songs from her Loud album are still all over the radio, Rihanna's already looking ahead as she prepares to release her newest, yet-untitled, album later this fall. The only info we have about her upcoming sixth studio album are the vague hints she's dropping on Twitter ("You KNOW how I been lovin Dubstep since Rated R"), and the album's lead single, the Calvin Harris-produced "We Found Love." The synth-heavy club banger takes Rihanna in a slightly new, more fist pump-y direction, while still showcasing her strong dance-pop vocals. — Nicole James
Standout songs: "We Found Love"
Release date: Nov. 21
MONICA, New Life
Monica may have only just turned 30 years old, but she's already begun a New Life. Her seventh studio album features cuts such as the Missy Elliott-produced buzz track "Anything (To Find You)" and her new ballad "Until It's Gone." While details about the new record are still sparse, Monica's been busy cooking up tracks with Polow Da Don, Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox. Expect the unstoppable R&B soulstress' latest to be filled with songs about love, heartbreak, redemption and every emotion in between — all the topics that have helped Monica remain an industry vet for more than 15 years and counting. — Brad Stern
Standout songs: "Anything (To Find You)," "Until It's Gone"
Release date: Nov. 29
NE-YO, Love And Passion
R&B crooner Ne-Yo has been one busy dude. In between collaborating with T-Pain and Trey Songz on "The Way You Move," slated to appear on DJ Boy Wonda's upcoming mixtape, he's also working on his fifth studio album, Love and Passion. There's no set release date yet, but we can tell you that via Twitter that Ne-Yo has boasted, "Album is coming together oh SO very nice! We takin' em' back to when music made you FEEL somethin' on this one!" We believe you, Ne-Yo. Oh, and if you simply cannot wait to hear some new Ne-Yo jams, he's currently making a mixtape called 101 that he plans to release to fans before Love And Passion. It's like an appetizer before the main course! See? Told you he was busy. — Jenna Rubenstein
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Optimism Reigns
It's hard to remember the last time the fan base was this excited during spring training. Sure some labeled the Royals sleeper picks in 2004 and 2009 but those teams weren't near as young, exciting and talented as this year's squad. This past week has heightened the optimism that begin to spread immediately after the 2011 season ended. It seemed like every day something surfaced out of Surprise that excited fans.
On Monday Dayton Moore locked up catcher Salvador Perez for possibly the next eight years, and he did it on the cheap. Even if all three option years are exercised, and Perez meets all the escalators, it's still a great deal. The only downside is there will be a segment of fans that will start the trade Perez talk in a few years due to his age and contract, and because, of course, his value will never be higher. That is coming folks. I predict we will start hearing such talk by November 2014. If Perez meets expectations, I'll be on board with trading him about as much as I am the trade Butler calls by the confused minority.
On Tuesday Danny Duffy tweeted this:
Now admittedly I first interpreted this tweet a little different than Duffy likely intended. I read it as a person might read 'pour me a drink'. While I was pondering what Yuni did to to deserve such a fate twitter exploded and the #BuryMeARoyal hashtag was born (expect to see it every fifth day this year). Everyone has a take on what Duffy meant as his tweet was analyzed and over-analyzed. I think he's a young guy having the time of his life right now and can't imagine playing anywhere else. With the talent the Royals possess on offense and defense he is in a great position to succeed, if, that is, he can find the strike zone.
Eric Hosmer further fired up fans yesterday when he said that Perez's contract has made him more open to signing such a deal himself (though for money I'm sure). This is the big get. If Moore can keep Hosmer in the fold for the next 8-10 years you have to like the team's chances of staying competitive in that time frame.
Spring training is the time every fan of every team should be optimistic about the upcoming season just because reality hasn't reared it's all too ugly head yet. Kansas City figures to field its first truly competitive team since 1994. After wandering around a wilderness of mediocrity for nearly two decades the promised land is finally in sight.
How can you not be optimistic?
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Alright, alright, since I'm the resident curmudgeon around the Royal-blog parts, I'll start with some negativity.ReplyDelete
I got a kick out of everyone's reactions to Hosmer's comments as if this sets it in stone that he'll sign long term. Sure, he will, if he gets paid enough.
I'm sure the Perez signing does leave Hosmer in good spirits about resigning - for only $150MM instead of the $160MM it would have taken.
I think the people that are in favor of "value" trades and those in favor of trading Butler aren't the same group of people. And if the rest of the team comes along, the value trade crowd won't be nearly as numerous.ReplyDelete
If Hosmer does sign long term it won't be too far below market value. It was cool to hear him acknowledge that its something he's thought about though.ReplyDelete


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Staff at Bolton At Home have been warned that decking out their cars with St George's flags could 'discriminate' against those who don't support England during the World Cup. More than 1,200 workers have been banned from flying England flags on their own cars by managers – over fears they could deemed as racist.
Employees at the housing association were sent a group e-mail warning that decking out their personal vehicles with the St George's flags could 'discriminate' against those who don't support England during the World Cup.
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Dick Pinney's Guide Lines: Fishing for pollock late into fall
Pollock, we're talking fish well over five pounds and sometimes as much as 20 pounds, are a great fish to catch and eat. A lot of the people seem to have an aversion to eating pollock - those people with a strictly cod or haddock addiction. This is probably because they have eaten the smaller version called harbor pollock that haven't had the chance to grow into a size that offers some of the best eating of all of our local ocean species.
The average size of fall and early winter pollock caught offshore has to be at least eight pounds and each fillet will probably weight about two and a half pounds, enough to feed my wife and me. But eating isn't the whole reason we love to fish for this streamlined beauty. They hit a jig (way more often than bait) like they mean it and if you're fishing a teaser lure above your metal jig like most of us do, catching two at a time is just a matter of "it's going to happen sooner of later." When that does happen and you have two of these fish on your line at the same time, patience and a carefully set drag on your reel is needed to boat both of them. If you push your playing these fish with a heavy drag or fast retrieve, more times than not you'll either lose one of them from a break-off or lose both of them and all your terminal gear.
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Hey everyone, we'll be back to posting more music soon enough (some cool shit from Side Two and Video Disease, as well as some golden oldies), but in the meantime, here is a really cool show that's happening on December 20th, 2012 in NYC, so if you're in the area, come back it out!
DAWN OF HUMANS (One of NYC's most important contemporary hardcore punks plays their first show in the area in a long time.)
KREMLIN (crazed d-beat goodness from Toronto. really unique stuff. their demo is one of the best releases of 2012 members of School Jerks.)
BLOODKROW BUTCHER (one of Boston's finest punk acts akin to Swedish d-beat/hardcore. be sure to get their incredible new 7" on Side Two at this show.)
CREEM (UK punk-influenced hardcore from NYC. also playing their first show in the area in awhile)
LA MISMA (best new NYC hardcore punk band, hands down. I pray that their demo is out for this show [note: it looks like it will!] NOT TO BE MISSED)
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BYU football: Cougar bowl retrospective
Three years later, the Cougars returned to Liberty Bowl, but they didn't want to be there. After starting the year 12-0 under first-year coach Gary Crowton, BYU fell at Hawaii, 72-45, in the regular-season finale. The Cougars had been upset that they were snubbed from Bowl Championship series consideration before playing the Warriors. So BYU settled for the Liberty Bowl. The Cougars had begun the season putting up 70 points in the season-opener against Tulane. They led the nation in scoring that year. But with running back Luke Staley out with a foot injury, BYU's offense could manage only 10 points against Louisville in the Liberty Bowl. The Cardinals dominated the Cougars, 28-10. BYU's lone touchdown came on a 10-yard run by 6-foot-7, 305-pound Dustin Rykert on a tackle-eligible trick play.
By the time that game ended, the ink in pens of sports writers standing on the sideline had frozen.
Talk about strange places to hold a bowl game. How about Detroit? In December? What, was Siberia booked? At least the Motor City Bowl was played inside the confines of the Silverdome.
Despite the bone-chilling temperatures outside, BYU experienced a meltdown of gigantic proportions against undefeated Marshall.
Like Tulane a year earlier in the Liberty Bowl, Marshall had something to prove against BYU. How ironic that in 1984, the Cougars were the upstart team looking for respect in a bowl against a traditional national power. In back-to-back bowl years, BYU faced a version of its former self.
Marshall was nationally ranked and feeling snubbed by the college football world. In both cases, Tulane and Marshall pulled a BYU, beating the team with the bigger name and reputation. The Cougars, who had started the season 8-1, stumbled badly toward the end, culminating with a disastrous effort in the Motor City Bowl.
BYU mustered a field goal, early in the first quarter, and was shut out from there.
It turned out to be the final game for longtime offensive coordinator Norm Chow, who ended up leaving BYU for North Carolina State weeks later. As it turned out, it was Edwards' final bowl game (he retired after the 2000 season).
How bad was the Motor City Bowl? Well, at the time (just days before Jan. 1, 2000), there were plenty of concerns about Y2K, talk about how computers could malfunction and send society into total chaos.
Well, chaos described BYU that day. It was a "Y"-2K disaster. The Cougar offense experienced the equivalent of a power outage, its motor stopped running, the game plan was short-circuited, its supply of composure ran out and senior quarterback Kevin Feterik was overthrown. And Marshall law was in full effect. By the time the clock struck 0:00, the Thundering Herd, led by NFL-bound quarterback Chad Pennington, had trampled BYU, 21-3.
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They never cease to amaze me
They never cease to amaze me
I guess I should just give them everything I own.
Other people need it more than me.
Fucking democrats.
Also for the extra lulz: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080918/..._credit_crisis
That's 140 billion in 2 days... over a trillion since Jan. 1st
Does anyone here actually feel this super credit crisis? I see it. Semi-feel it.
But honestly my life isn't like in.... Bojambles.
Higher taxes FTW! How else are you going to pay for a free healthcare system? America is supposed to be the land of equals opportunity, but in practice it doesn't work like that and won't until more money is invested by the tax payer (and those who can afford to pay more should) into free widely used services like education and healthcare.
"Advocates of capitalism are very apt to appeal to the sacred principles of liberty, which are embodied in one maxim: The fortunate must not be restrained in the exercise of tyranny over the unfortunate"
Forumfall is bad for your mental health
Thank god I'm not an american
Just keep hammering away at the Democrats... meanwhile the Republican defecit just keeps growing....
The tax policy institute that is referenced in that article is actually a non-partisan group that has a great deal of credibility on both sides of the isle. They have researched both McCain's and Obama's tax plans and stated that the deficit under both plans will remain about the same.
McCain will raise fewer tax dollars and have a smaller government. Obama will raise more tax dollars and have a bigger government, but neither one is doing anything to reduce national debt.
The TPI also quantified the cost of both candidates health care plans. Obamas will likely cost $1.6 billion and McCains will cost about $1.3 billion.
As for the recent government intervention on Wall Street (which I strongly disagree with). The bail of of bear stern, Lehman and AIG, as well as the nationalization of Fannie and Freddie was all done by the Fed and the Treasury. Both the Fed and the Treasury are headed by Bush appointed Republicans, and every bail-out we have seen in the last two weeks did not need any approval from the democratic congress, in fact congress couldn't stop these bail-outs if they wanted to.
The only part of government that can stop the Wall Street Welfare movement is the Republican dominated executive branch.
Lay blame where it belongs. When your part fucks up, man-up and admit it.
why? so the government can continue to spend it on a perpetual 'war on terrorism' that THEY are primarily responsible for?
to fight a 'war on drugs' that is unwinnable for the same reason prohibition of alcohol didnt work?
so they can give healthcare to the people too lazy and incompetent to work?
fuck the government, the founding fathers would sail off to an island and start a new country if they could return and see what this country has become
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But you're so patriotic about everything else...
Anyone bothered reading the part where it said, 4 out of 5 US households would recieve a taxcut?


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Four centuries of history, beautiful stone buildings, cobblestone streets, and horse-drawn carriages.
- Winter on the Mountain (Short Version)
A shorter version of our most popular winter tour! Experience winter in Montreal—and try a new winter sport—at the top of one of its most unique and impressive vantage points: the peak of Mont-Royal Park.
- Flavours of "The Main" (Segment 2)
A historical, cultural, and culinary experience! Segment #2 of this tour continues through the Mile-End, Little Italy, and finishes at the spectacular Jean-Talon Market!
- Montreal's Underground City Hike
Explore Montreal's Underground City and stay warm and dry on this new fully-indoor tour!
Finally! A boutique that reflects the refined cycling culture of Montreal. We specialize in well-built, beautiful city bikes, and all the fine cycling accessories that come along with them. For commuters heading to work or school, leisurely weekend riders, and those that prefer to visit their local grocer, market, wine shop, or neighbourhood pub on two wheels, we have the perfect bicycle and stylish accessories for your needs. Featuring brands from Montreal, North America, and Europe, we've carefully curated a range of distinctive goods to suit your budget and taste.
We carry: Linus // Pashley // Bobbin // Basil // Nutcase // more!


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Steven J. Triantafyllou, MD
Steven J. Triantafyllou, MD has special training and expertise in the surgical and non-surgical treatment of back and neck problems. Dr. Triantafyllou also treats all general orthopaedic problems. He delivers numerous lectures throughout the country on spine treatment and care and keeps up to date on all of the latest advances in the management of all types of spine problems.
Seeing Patients atGettysburg Orthopaedic Office, OSS Orthopaedic Hospital, York Urgent Care and Orthopaedic Office,
Medical SchoolPennsylvania State University, Hershey, PA FellowshipSpine fellowship at Sunnybrook Medical Center, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada ResidencyHershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA Board CertificationsAmerican Board of Orthopaedic Surgery