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Jordan Pruitt vs. Adriana Louise: Who Deserved to Win the Battle Round on The Voice Season 3?
Kicking off the final night of battle rounds on The Voice Season 3 was a duet by pop princesses Adriana Louise and Jordan Pruitt. Despite Jordan's experience as a Disney recording artist, the Team Christina contestants were evenly matched on Katy Perry's hit "Hot n Cold."
Unfortunately, the only coach with a remaining "steal" was the one who sent them into battle.
"I don't think we've ever had a battle that's so even," said coach Adam Levine.
Blake and Adam both named Jordan as the winner and Cee Lo Green thought Adriana took it.
Christina referenced Jordan's similar Disney background, but when it came down to the final call, Christina picked Adriana.
Jordan was in tears after being eliminated, but Xtina left her with a big hug. And Blake even said he'd buy one of Jordan's records in the future.
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Place Value Lessons: What Am I?
Give your child some valuable place value lessons with a brightly-colored worksheet that will have her number guessing and identifying throughout its entirety.
Place Value: Lemons and Limes
Each sour fruit in this worksheet has a number written inside. Kids will match each number to the written equivalent of the number.
Writing Numbers: Jellybean Numbers
On this second grade math worksheet, kids translate numbers written with words to numbers written with numerals up to four digits long.
Practice Test: Place Value
Help your second grader review place value with this quick practice quiz.
Practice Test: Number Order
Go over number order with your second grader with this nifty practice test.
Practice Test: Number Patterns
Review number patterns with your second grader with this mini quiz that asks him to choose the number that comes next in each pattern.
Place Value for Kids: Hidden Treasure
In this second grade math worksheet, your child will practice identifying place value up to the millions place.
Digging Digits: Practice Place Value #1
Start your second grader out with some place value practice with this colorful worksheet that explores the ones, tens, and hundreds digits.
Place Value of Numbers: Which is Tallest?
In this second grade math worksheet, your child will learn about place value of numbers by ranking things from tallest to shortest according to their numbers.
Shopping with Place Value
In this second grade math worksheet, your child will learn about place value, practice reading whole numbers, and learn about shopping within a budget.
Digging Digits: Practice Place Value #2
Does your second grader need some help with place values? Check out this brightly-colored, fun worksheet that explores numbers up to four digits long.
Place Value: Expanding Numbers
Kids practice place value by expanding numbers and smashing them back together again.
Comparing Numbers: Greater Than
Can your second grader dig a little deeper into number comparisons? Have her find the missing number that makes each "greater than" equation true.
Know All About Numbers: Ordinal or Cardinal?
This worksheet gives your second grader practice identifying numbers as ordinal or cardinal. Before you know it, he'll be a number whiz kid!
Learning Place Value: Which is Heaviest?
In this second grade math worksheet, your child will learn about place value and practice reading whole numbers up to the hundred thousands.
Comparing Numbers: Less Than
Make the math concept "less than" more clear with a colorful worksheet that gets him practicing with number comparisons to make each equation true.
Comparing Numbers: Greater Than or Less Than #1
Greater than or less than? It's up to your second grader to decide which sign would make each of these equations read correctly.
Number Place Values: Cupcake Match
Each yummy cupcake in this worksheet contains a number. In this place value math worksheet, kids match each number to its written equivalent.
Dot to Dot Zoo: 10's
This elephant dot-to-dot has a mathematical twist. Instead of counting 1,2,3 kids will count by tens to connect the dots.
Practice Place Value
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Counting Numbers 150-200
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Can your second grader track down the odd numbers, and write them on sections of the caterpillar's body?
Dot to Dot Zoo: 2's Part II
This donkey dot-to-dot worksheet challenges your child to count by twos. Try this donkey dot-to-dot with your child to strengthen his skip counting skills.
Place Value: Numbers, Numbers
For each four-digit number on this second grade math worksheet, kids determine the place value of each digit.


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"The Master" (The Weinstein Company)
Paul Thomas Anderson's veiled take on Scientology -- which stars Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams -- expanded from 5 to 788 theaters in its second weekend, hoping to make good on the huge potential that came with its stunning $147,262 first weekend per-theater-average (a record).
READ MORE: 'The Master' Shatters Per-Theater-Average Record; 'Arbitrage' Also Very Strong
The result was pretty good. Jumping 579% in grosses, "The Master" took in $5,000,000 to land in 7th place in the overall top 10 (just behind the opening weekend of "Dredd," which was on nearly 3 times the screens). Its $6,345 was by far the best in the overal top 10 and the best of any holdover.
By comparison, "There Will Be Blood" -- Anderson's top grossing movie ever with $40.2 million -- expanded to 885 screens in its fifth weekend and grossed a similar $4,869,383, averaging $5,502. Though that film benefited from the fact that "Blood" was nominated for 8 Academy Awards a few days beforehand.
"The Master" has now totalled $6,055,883. But the question remains whether opening this early in the season will end up being problematic for the film. Making it to the $40 million "Blood" took in will be tough without having the boost of December/January awards announcements. How it holds in the next few weekends will be telling, as another issue is that The Weinstein Company expanded it so aggressively, so quickly ("Blood" waited five weeks to go that wide). It could very well be that the film's best weekend is this one.
"Arbitrage" (Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate)
Also scoring good numbers in its second weekned was "Arbitrage," which was coming off the biggest opening ever for a film opening in both movie theaters and On Demand. Going from 197 to 244 screens across North America, the film -- which stars Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon -- grossed $1,283,900 for a $5,211 average, notably jumping 78% from Friday to Saturday (though also notably dropping .
The film's total now stands at $3,952,407.
"Liberal Arts" (IFC Films)
Also in its second weekend was Josh Radnor's "Liberal Arts," which stars Radnor and Elizabeth Olsen. In 20 locations (up from 4 last weekend), the Sundance pickup managed a $40,000 averaging $2,000 per theater. Its total now stands at $78,000 as the film heads into a top 25 market expansion next weekend.
"Detropia" (Loki Films Release)
"Detropia" -- a doc directed by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady -- expanded from 5 to 11 screens in its third weekend.
The film -- self-released by Ewing and Grady -- grossed $37,200 over the weekend, which included sold-out shows from new locations in Chicago and Boston. That made for a $3,382 average and a new total of $131,415
The film will open exclusive engagements in the SF Bay area next weekend before opening Los Angeles on October 5, with the balance of the top 25 opening throughout October and early November.
READ MORE: 'Detropia' Filmmakers Explain DIY Distribution and How the Sundance Institute Artist Services Program Works
"Hello I Must Be Going" (Oscilloscope)
Todd Louiso's "Hello I Must Be Going" -- starring Melanie Lynskey in an acclaimed performance as a divorced and depressed woman -- held went from 2 to 15 screens in its third weekend care of Oscilloscope. It took in $22,937 as a result, jumping 168% as it averaged a weak $1,529. Its total stands at $67,314.
"Keep The Lights On" (Music Box Films)
Also in its third weekend was gay relationship drama "Keep The Lights On." On 8 screens (up from 5), the film grossed $22,561 for a $2,820 average. Its total now stands at $149,802 ahead of expansion in the coming weeks.
"For a Good Time, Call..." (Focus Features)
Jamie Travis' comedy "For a Good Time" -- starring Lauren Miller (who also co-wrote) and Ari Graynor -- dropped slightly from 107 to 105 screens in its fourth weekend care of Focus Features. Dropping 45%, it took in $147,644 over the weekend, averaging $1,406. That helped the film cross the $1 million mark with a new total of $1,084,718.
"Sleepwalk With Me" (IFC Films)
Mike Birbiglia's semi-autiobiographical "Sleepwalk With Me" continued to find success in its fifth frame. Expanding from 118 to 135 theaters, the film scored a $297,000 gross, giving it a $2,200 per-theater-average and a new total of $1,697,000. That tops "Your Sister's Sister" as the distributor's highest grossing film so far in 2012, and its best since "Pina," which came out last Christmas.
"Samsara" (Oscilloscope)
Also managing fantastic fifth weekend numbers this weekend was "Samsara," the non-narrative film created by Ron Fricke and Mark Magidson. The film is a sort of sequel or continuation of the acclaimed 1993 film "Baraka," which also was directed by Fricke and produced by Magidson. "Samsara" was shot in about 100 locations in 25 countries and took four years to make. As described on the film's website, it "explores the wonders of our world from the mundane to the miraculous, looking into the unfathomable reaches of man's spirituality and the human experience. Neither a traditional documentary nor a travelogue, 'Samsara' takes the form of a nonverbal, guided meditation."
While that synopsis definitely doesn't scream "blockbuster," it has clearly appealed to many folks. Going from 62 to 59 screens, "Samsara" lost just 18% to gross $197,821 and average $3,353. The film's total now stands at $1,155,761. Back in 1993, "Baraka" grossed $1,254,237.
"Robot and Frank" (IDP / Samuel Goldwyn Films)
Also in its fifth frame was Sundance Film Festival alum "Robot and Frank," whihc dropped from 209 to 156 screens. Grossing $198,120 over the weekend, the film averaged $1,270.
Starring Frank Langella, James Marsden, Liv Tyler and Susan Sarandon, the comedy follows an aging ex-convict (Langella), whose children hire a robot (voiced by Peter Sarsgaard) to care for him. The film's total now stands at an impressive $2,909,956.
"Searching For Sugar Man" (Sony Pictures Classics)
Sony Pictures Classics expanded Malik Bendjelloul's doc "Searching For Sugar Man" from 34 to 38 screens in its ninth weekend. The film -- which won the Audience Award at Sundance earlier this year -- follows two South Africans who set out to discover what happened to their unlikely musical hero, the mysterious 1970s rock'n'roller Rodriguez. It took in $100,868 over the weekend, jumping 1% and averaging a strong $2,654. Its total now stands at $1,193,669.
"Moonrise Kingdom" (Focus Features)
Finally, Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" crossed the $45 million mark in its whopping 18th weekend. On 120 screens, the film took in $128,961 to average $1,075. For a film to average over $1,000 for 18 consecutive weekends is a remarkable feat. "Moonrise" has now grossed $45,162,705. That's just under the $46,221,676 that "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" -- the year's top grossing specialty release -- has taken in so far.
Peter Knegt is Indiewire's Senior Editor and box office analyst. Follow him on Twitter and on his blog.
Indiewire tracks independent/specialty releases compiled from Rentrak Theatrical, which collects studio-reported data as well as box-office figures from North American theatre locations. To be included in the Indiewire Box Office Chart, distributors must submit information about their films to Rentrak at email@example.com by the end of the day each Monday.


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What is access control and what does it mean to the University of Georgia? Access control is the practice of restricting entrance to a property, a building, or a room to authorized persons. Basically, access control enables you to control who has access to your buildings. At the University of Georgia we have chosen to go with an electronic access control system to create a more efficient and secure environment. Yes, locks and keys allow you to secure your building and they serve as great option, but when keys are lost or stolen the inconvenience and expense of changing locks and re-issuing keys can be considerable. Keys may also be copied which can create an even greater security risk. Electronic access control provides the most efficient and convenient way of securing our building and assets.
Here at UGA, we employ a variety of methods to control who can go in and out of buildings. Some buildings have keypads, biometric hand-print and finger print readers, proximity card readers, mag stripe readers, or a combination of all of these. We have included several pages to help you to understand access control and how it applies to the University of Georgia.
Possession of an UGA ID card in and of itself will not constitute access to a building. Rather, departments within buildings using access control programs will determine an individual's access to their building. If you enter a door with your UGA Card, no alarm will be set off from the door and the event will be logged. But your building may also contain motion detectors or glass break detectors as well. Be sure to check with your building access control contact before entering the building after hours.
Faulty motion detectors or door contacts: Should a motion detector malfunction and cause a false alarm, place a work request ticket immediately at the Facilities Management Work Request site. If it is an emergency after hours, please call UGA Police Dispatch at 706-542-2200. They will make the decision of who to contact from there if they are not able to fix it.
Facilities Management access control personnel are available from 8am – 5pm M-F and can be contacted via telephone at 706-542-7551 ext. 2 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Feministas blame White women for defeat of Wendy Davis
Newscast Media HOUSTON, Texas—The above bar chart says it all. Numbers don't lie.
Wendy Davis failed to connect with both White women and men since exit polls
showed that only 32 percent of White women voted for her.
On the other hand, Greg Abbot received 80 percent of the White male vote and 67 percent
of the White female vote. These numbers are very telling, and should be a concern for Democrats
as they consider thrusting Hillary Clinton in the 2016 race. We will revisit Hillary later on in the article.
Categories: News Tags: Greg Abbott, midterm elections, Texas midterms, Wendy Davis
Recent polls shows Greg Abbott significantly ahead of Davis
Newscast Media AUSTIN—A poll conducted by Crosswind Media and Public Relations
shows Republican Greg Abbott leading Democrat Wendy Davis by 52.4 percent to 31
percent in the race for Texas governor, with 16.2 percent of voters undecided. The
live telephone survey of 500 likely voters was conducted Oct. 9-12. The margin of
error for the poll was 4.33 percent.
The same poll shows Republican Dan Patrick beating Democrat Leticia Van de Putte
by 42.8 percent to 23 percent in the lieutenant governor's race, with 33 percent of
Texans undecided.
"Greg Abbott has a commanding lead and has successfully motivated the Republican
base," said Crosswind President Thomas Graham. "Texas remains a red state, at least
among likely voters in non-presidential years, and Wendy Davis does not appear to
have made a dent in that strength."
Meanwhile, Real Clear Politics shows Greg Abbott with 51 percent while Wendy
Davis is still trailing at 38 percent.
Categories: News Tags: Greg Abbott, Texas governor, Wendy Davis
Now Wendy Davis blames Greg Abbott for this week's blowback
Newscast Media AUSTIN—When Wendy Davis decided to run for governor, she wrote
a biography that seemed inspirational and turned it into the centerpiece of her
campaign. The problem is, her biography was deceptive, and she's now experiencing
the blowback from former supporters and media practitioners for distorting the truth.
Whether it is discernment or foresight, this journalist wrote piece 48 hours before the
Dallas Morning News story broke exposing her inconsistencies, and in that article I
cautioned the Davis campaign about using "fuzzy math" because I could foresee it
damaging her credibility, which it has. CONTINUE TO FULL ARTICLE>>
Categories: News Tags: Greg Abbott, Texas governor, Wendy Davis
Wendy Davis falls short–outraised by Greg Abbott in bid for Texas governor
Newscast Media AUSTIN, Texas—As Texas Governor Rick Perry winds up his final year
as the longest-serving governor in the history of Texas, the Democrats, led by
Barack Obama are attempting to turn Texas from a Conservative to a liberal state.
None other than Wendy Davis was selected by the Democrats to attempt what seems
The Republicans, on the other hand, will be running Attorney General Greg Abbott to
replace Rick Perry, as many speculate that Perry will run for president in 2016.
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A chain letter is a letter or a E-Mail, in which the request is contained to copy and dispatch to several further receivers the letter. If one does not do this, with partly generic term cures consequences one threatens. Who further-sends however such letters, is allegedly large rewards to receive. Above all humans believe in it and continue to send it, without thinking about consequences.
Chain letters can fulfill different purposes.
Up to the popularity of the Internets chain letters were sent away mainly by letters. In the age of the Internets chain letters are dispatched predominantly by E-Mail. In principle each medium for the distribution of chain letters is suitable, if there is a sender, a receiver as well as the possibility of the dispatch of messages to several other persons. Thus e.g. also in Communities Kettenmails were already observed. For the definition of the chain letter is relevant for this reason its transmitting medium less separate contents of the message.
Chain letters are typically at a direct or indirect request in the message to further-distribute these to several receivers recognizably, usually in connection with promises, compassion-exciting stories or threats.
Chain letters use the effect way of the snow ball system for spreading. Many frequently juvenile users hope for the promised profits or successes by the dispatch of a chain letter. There are however no references that one has after (non) the dispatch of a chain letter less and/or more success.
Chain letters can be used also indirectly for the annoyance by persons. Here in the chain letter a request for assistance, e.g. a telephone number is usually indicated. The usually notionless victims behind this telephone number are then troubled by dozens of telephone calls daily by helpful receivers of the chain letter.
By the potenziell rising mass of message (enamel) communication systems are very strongly loaded. If e.g. a user receives a chain letter and passes him on at ten further persons, who pass him on again at ten persons each, then a theoretical message arising of over 1.000.000 messages is already reached after the fifth receiver. Network carriers express therefore generally the clear recommendation not to pass a chain letter message on and to take up with partners possibly specified no contact.
A special form of the chain letter as E-Mail also before-bleached warnings, e.g. of computer viruses, represents also the so-called Hoax.
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Amanda created this little ditty. It was very hard, but I was very hyper this day! A little too hyper. There really is not specific way to do the actual "jump for joy" part of this work out. Just keep jumping and try to be happy about it. It also helped that I was wearing my "awesomeness" tshirt.
In this workout, we discuss the pros and cons of being a snake, how to live life as a frog without working your lower body, I introduce a new move I call the "shimmy-ing lunge," we have a jumprope contests, and we even do a little bit of the Macarena. Needless to say, it was a lot of fun!


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The Environmental Design of Electrical Equipment (EDEE) Act has recently been put before the House of Representatives as a proposed amendment to the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
The scope seems to be more limited than that of EU RoHS and refers to products that are "directly used to facilitate the transmission, distribution, or control of electricity, or that use electrical power for arc welding, lighting, signalling protection and communication, or medical imaging, or electrical motors and generators".
The substance restrictions and maximum permitted concentration values, within homogeneous materials, are the same as EU RoHS although bill HR2420 does stipulate certain exemptions such as products or equipment designed with a voltage rating of 300 volts or above, fixed installations, certain medical equipment and electrical wire and cable products and accessories.
The bill also contains some, but not all, of the substance application exemptions currently within scope of EU RoHS, and under review at present as part of the so called "RoHS2" proposals.
It could be argued that this is not RoHS and, if it is, it is nothing like the scope of RoHS in the EU.
Restriction would apply to products manufactured after 1 July 2010, although it is not yet clear on how the date would be applied to products manufactured outside the US.
Guidelines for the testing of products must be published with one year of the Act's effective date.
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Tim Eriksen will bring his modern interpretations of America's musical traditions to CSPS this weekend in a triad of ways.
On Saturday at 3:27 p.m. folk singer and musician Eriksen will give a short performance at CSPS as part of the Low Live Festival, a two-day networked festival with performances all over the country (see more about the festival below).
Before his Low Lives performance, Eriksen — whose musical resume includes teaching Nicole Kidman, Elvis Costello and Sting to sing 19th-century American "shape-note" music for the Oscar-winning "Cold Mountain" — will hold a Sacred Harp shape-note "singing school" Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Following lunch (a "dinner on the ground" potluck), he will convene a traditional shape-note "singing" workshop from 1 to 3 p.m.
Shape-note singing originated in the American Colonial period and is making a resurgence across the country. The style of singing is named for the system of printed shapes that allow singers to sight-read music from "The Sacred Harp" songbook, first published in 1844. The repertory includes psalm tunes, odes and anthems by the first American composers (1770 to 1810), and also settings of folk songs and revival hymns (1810 to 1860). The current edition contains many songs in these styles by living composers. All are sung a cappella.
The basics of shape-note singing will be taught at the "singing school" workshop, though everyone is welcome, from experts to first-time singers. During the "singing," participants take a turns leading: standing in the center, selecting a song and beating time with the hand. Four-part harmony singing is performed without musical accompaniment.
The event is free. A limited number of songbooks will be available, but those with "Sacred Harp" songbooks should bring them.
Saturday evening, Eriksen will showcase his distinctive hard-core Americana interpretation of old ballads, love songs, shape-note gospel and dance tunes from New England and Southern Appalachia sung with his hair-raising vocals and accompanied by banjo, fiddle, guitar and bajo sexto — a 12-string Mexican acoustic bass.
Eriksen is founding member of the groundbreaking underground bands Cordelia's Dad ("folk-noise"), Northampton Harmony (shape-note quartet) and Zabe i Babe (Bosnian folk and pop). The only musician to have shared the stage with both Kurt Cobain and Doc Watson (not to mention Jack White and Ralph Stanley), he is known to many for his extensive contributions to films, including the Billy Bob Thornton vehicle "Chrystal" and Anthony Minghella's "Cold Mountain." In addition to teaching actors how to perform the timeworn style of singing, he led a group of 40 people in an Academy Awards performance of his own arrangement of Costello's Oscar-nominated song "The Scarlet Tide." In 2004, Eriksen was featured on the six-week Great High Mountain Tour with Alison Krauss, Ralph Stanley and a cast of Americana luminaries.
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A pie-eating contest from Queens, followed by breakdancing from Bogota, followed by a banjo tune from Cedar Rapids. That's the Low Lives performance festival.
CSPS Hall in Cedar Rapids will be the Midwestern node for the two-day networked performance festival Friday (4/27) and Saturday (4/28). Folk singer and musician Tim Eriksen will give a short performance Saturday at 3:27 p.m. as part of the festival (a full ticketed concert will follow that evening at 8 p.m.).
Now in its fourth year, Low Lives is an international exhibition of more than 50 live performance-based works transmitted via the Web and projected in real-time at venues around the world. CSPS Hall is the festival's only participating Iowa and Midwest venue.
The event is free and open to all. Performances can be viewed on screens throughout CSPS from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. on Friday and 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Eriksen's live performance will take place between 3:27 and 4 p.m. The CSPS bar, Carlo, will be open. Viewers are encouraged to come and go as they please. Performances start roughly every 20 minutes.
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Kings of the north: By Seerat Sohi (@DamianTrillard)
Despite playing in a hockey country, the Toronto Raptors are finally captivating fans and succeeding on the basketball court. After dealing Rudy Gay, the team transformed themselves due to impressive seasons from DeMar DeRozan, Kyle Lowry and others. Toronto enters the playoffs as arguably the biggest challengers to the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference. Sohi, a Canadian resident writes of the excitement of the country in this piece for ESPN's TrueHoop Blog.
The Mysterious Case of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook: By Ric Bucher (@RicBucher)
As the Thunder enter the playoffs as the Western Conference's No. 2 seed and one of the favorites to win the NBA Championship, Bucher writes of the curious relationship between Russell Westbrook… and Russell Westbrook. While it is the dynamic of Kevin Durant and Westbrook that the critics frequently talk about, Bucher argues that it is the point guard who has to find it within himself to allow the Thunder to reach their full potential.
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Our van conversion usually shakes or vibrates at speeds over 60. Sometimes it isn't as noticeable but maybe we get used to it. Also there seems to be too much play in the steering wheel when steering left or right. In other words, the wheels do not respond as well as they should when steering the van. This is scary when you're driving in place like Crater Lake or some other skinny mountain road. I'm wondering if the two symptoms are part of the same problem. The person we bought this from is a mechanic and assured us the van was in good shape. The front tires are a not a wide as the back tires - all tires are "custom" sizes. The tire man said it shouldn't make that much difference but logic tells me that it would. Maybe I'm just hoping it's as simple as wheel size differences.
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Villa Noise: Dream Team, USA support and Guzan pitches in
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This is a great image tweeted by Dan Genders - @dangenders - which shows some of the most famous claret and blue celebrities in full football mode.
Included are Saving Private Ryan star Tom Hanks as captain, Prime Minister David Cameron as goalkeeper as well as Harry Potter actor David Bradley, Duke of Cambridge Prince William and expert violinist Nigel Kennedy.
We can only presume that Martin Shaw, Ian Bell, Chris Woakes, Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler and Domhnall Gleeson are on the bench!
Kick Magazine has backed Villa to make strides this season.
In its 'Premier League View' feature this week, the publication backs us to finish 13th in the top-flight table.
They wrote: "Paul Lambert has added some experienced players as well as Roy Keane to his coaching staff. Fingers crossed for Villa, it does the trick.
"It's a new start for Joe Cole, who will be hoping to add some experience to Villa's young squad.
"When Christian Benteke is back fit too, he will be banging in the goals once again. He's vital to Villa.
"We think Villa should have enough for a mid-table spot."
Bentekkers can rule Villa Park!
That's the verdict of Match Magazine.
The publication this week hailed Christian Benteke as one of the '50 Stars to Watch - Don't Take Your Eyes Off These Guys.'
The say Benteke has a "point to prove" and insists: "The Belgium bulldozer hit 19 league goals for Villa in 2012-13.
"But injuries slowed him down in 2013-14.
"He'll be desperate to prove he's still got the Bentekkers to rule Villa Park."
One of the most iconic moments from Villa's opening day win at Stoke was Philippe Senderos giving skipper Ron Vlaar a huge hug on the final whistle.
Fans tweeted their approval - and discussed their delight at the defensive solidity of the entire backline.
This week, Joe Cole told us that the embrace perfectly summed up the feelgood factor in camp.
Illustrator 'BadlyDrawnIcons' tweeted a really classy version of that clinch, which down really well with supporters on social media networks.
Two of our most enthusiastic USA fans got together to witness the win at Stoke.
California Lions chief Rick Leong and Detroit Lions head Michael Pearson joined forces in San Francisco's 'Mad Dog in the Fog' for a few drinks to cheer on the boys in claret and blue.
They agonised over the first half and then felt far more comfortable after Andi Weimann bagged an early goal after the break.
There were big smiles on the final whistle as the pair posed for a picture.
Later Rick, who each year sends Tom Hanks his California Lions membership card, tweeted a great picture of the various branches in North America cheering their support.
Great to see!
Brad Guzan says he's in no rush to take advice off Matt Lowton and Andreas Weimann.
Guzan this week reminisced about the moment he threw the first pitch in the Houston Astros v Miami Marlins baseball game during our tour of Texas.
He did a brilliant job of it - despite dodgy information from his claret and blue pals.
He said: "I'll stick with football to be honest.
"But things like that are exciting. We're lucky to have these opportunities. But I'm definitely sticking with what I'm good at.
"I enjoyed it though. It was great.
"There was some pressure because I knew the boys were watching from one of the boxes. They told me not to bounce it in.
"They were trying to give me pointers - but to be honest, I think they were getting mixed up between baseball and cricket!
"I didn't practice. It was natural. I just went out there and gave it a go."
Well done to several claret and blue stars, who have been raising money for MacMillan Cancer Research this week.
The likes of Ron Vlaar [video below], Christian Benteke, Juan Pablo Angel, Gary Gardner, Fabian Delph and Stiliyan Petrov have all been dunked in freezing cold water as part of the Ice Bucket Challenge.
It's simple - you just challenge someone via Facebook or Twitter to have it poured over their head in exchange for a text donation to Macmillan.
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This week, learn to grow blueberries during a class at Rinconada Library in Palo Alto, be a "weed warrior" and remove invasive plants at Arastradero Preserve and more. Friday, 7:55 AM
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Died: 1989/02/06
Genres: Reggae, Dub
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PHOENIX, Arizona, October 23. TODAY marks the two-year anniversary of Fran Crippen's untimely death in an open water race in the United Arab Emirates. Friends and admirers of Crippen took to Twitter today to express their thoughts and memories of meeting Crippen, including teammate Chloe Sutton, who called Crippen "an amazing athlete, leader, coach, friend, inspiration." Alex Meyer, who was one of the people who discovered that Crippen had not finished that race in 2010 and returned to the 88-degree water to find his body, continues to work tirelessly for open water reform, including mandating a maximum water temperature, which FINA has not yet made. The Crippen family has created the Fran Crippen Elevation Foundation at francrippen.org to continue his legacy of pursue dreams in the midst of high levels of sportsmanship.
Ranomi Kromowidjojo confirmed to Swimming World yesterday that she's taking the remainder of 2012 to prepare for next summer's world championships. That means we won't see the Dutch Olympic champion defend her 50 freestyle short course world title this December. After winning the 50 and 100 freestyles in London, Kromowidjojo took time away from the pool and has now gotten back into training.


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Economic uncertainty has given Labor Day 2009 a significance not felt in recent years. But underlying these circumstances are social and cultural, as well as economic, shifts that have been occurring for decades. New York University sociologist Kathleen Gerson is available for comment on how these forces have affected the way new generations grow into adulthood as both parents and workers.
Gerson is the author of the forthcoming The Unfinished Revolution: How a New Generation is Reshaping Family, Work, and Gender in America (Oxford University Press, December), which explores how the changes of the last several decades require us to think in new ways about families, work, and gender. She finds that young American women and men wantand needmore flexible and egalitarian forms of working and caretaking if they are to successfully blend love and work in the 21st century. Her previous works include: The Time Divide: Work, Family, and Gender Inequality, a co-authored volume; No Mans Land: Mens Changing Commitments to Family and Work; and Hard Choices: How Women Decide About Work, Career, and Motherhood.
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Meeting and event planning in Australia can boast one of the world's most iconic structures: The Sydney Opera House. And this is only one example of the caliber of meeting and event planning in this far-flung continent; stellar sports venues and stadia – and their associated clubs and bars – abound, with Sydney and Melbourne having the most. Groups will want to sample grape and grain and see kangaroos and koalas. Vineyards and animal sanctuaries, of which there are many, should be on every program list.
Adelaide, capital of South Australia, is the gateway to the Barossa Wine Valley and Coorong National Park; meeting and event planning includes National Wine Center.
When MICE planning in Albury, take time to savor the vineyards, the horse track at Wodonga & District Turf Club and more.
MICE planning in Alice Springs offers a surprising American element, thanks to a USAF contingent. Even so, the main event here is Ayers Rock.
MICE planning in Ballarat takes on gold rush flavour, thanks to the Victorian architecture of venues like Craig's Royal Hotel and Alexandra on Lydiard.
MICE planning in Bendingo? Groups can savour the heady time of the Victoria Gold Rush thorough venues like The Capital and Bendigo Town Hall.
Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, served as the HQ of General Douglas MacArthur during WWII; meeting and event planning includes the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.
MICE planning in Broome can be very exciting; this exotic city is the furthest from all other Australian cities and was a center for pearl diving.
MICE planning in Cairns? Be sure to arrange for a group visit to the Great Barrier Reef, or take in a show at the Cairns Convention Centre.
MICE Planning in Canberra may often involve a single industry (government), but most groups would be happy to see this beautiful inland city, stuffed with national treasures like Parliament, Belconnen Arts Centre and more.
MICE planning in Coffs Harbour? Enjoy its pristine beauty and cache of elusive muttonbirds in this far-away pocket of Australian paradise.
MICE planning in Darwin usually comprises government, mining or incentive groups, but with draws like Australian Aviation Heritage Centre and the Bamurru Plains, might be a best-kept secret.
Planning meetings and events in Dubbo? Don't miss the Taronga Western Plains Zoo, which - besides being world-renowned - have several facilities for MICE groups.
Planning MICE events in the Gold Coast presents no end of MICE venues – although groups will have to vie with holiday-makers.
MICE planning in Hobart can highlight Hobart history, like the Old Woolstore Building Apartment Hotel; the culinary treasures of the Barilla Bay Oyster Farm or adventure on Mount Wellington.
MICE planning in Mackay has the added benefit of hearing groups ooh and aah over this beautiful part of Queensland (and Australia).
Melbourne has played host to the Olympics and G20 Summit, so it's well-equipped for meeting and event planning, and as Australia's garden state, it offers an attractive backdrop and outdoor venues.
Planning meetings and events in Mornington Peninsula gives planners a more intimate view of Australia than one gets from nearby Melbourne.
MICE planning in Newcastle can feature a theme of seafaring along its coastline and incorporate venues in its Victorian downtown for further appeal.
Here comes the sun! Perth event and meeting planning benefits from multiple venues in the "sunniest city in Australia," including the world-renowned Perth Concert Hall.
MICE planning in Pokolbin centers around the grape. Groups should not miss a vineyard outing in the Hunter Valley, since Australian wine is now such a giant industry.
MICE planning in Port Douglas is enhanced by the natural beauty of the Pacific and Pacific Island-themed MICE venues like Bali Hai. Groups will enjoy the resorts and the nightlife.
MICE planning in Port Macquarie offers groups a blend waterfront and country club lifestyle, with venues like Port Macquarie Golf Club and Sails Resort Port Macquarie by Rydges.
MICE planning in Rockhampton? Choose from a variety of MICE venues, including the Frenchville Sports Club, the Dreamtime Cultural Centre and more.
MICE planning in the Sunshine Coast means plenty of natural beauty, fine resorts and, of course, sunshine. For adventurous groups, the Tree Houses of Montville will delight and awe.
MICE planning in Surfers Paradise? The name may say it all, but the venues range from modest to ultra-posh. Large groups choose Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre; adventurers, O'Reilly's Rainforest Retreat.
A multicultural haven with beautiful weather, Sydney offers meeting and event planning locations like the spacious Bicentennial Park, the world-class Allphones Arena, or the famous Australian Museum.
Meeting and event planning in Tamworth? Groups who enjoy country-western will find it a fantastic destination.
MICE planning in Toowoomba gets a boost from its rare, four-season climate and its big-city amenities. From Rumours International Convention Centre to the Toowoomba Turf Club, groups will be charmed.
MICE planning in Townsville offers such unusual venues as Museum of Tropical Queensland and Picnic Bay Surf Lifesaving Supporters Club.
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hey buster, leave those cops alone, they arethe hero's out ther gitting it done, you are mad because they arrest u all time.slappers wrote:
Cop of the year attacks 60-year-old man who asked for help?
A cop attacks a 60-year-old man at a hotel, after the civilian actually called for police help.
Officer T. Michael Wilson arrived, he fly's totally off the handle, twice throwing the nonthreatening 60-year-old to the ground.
Did someone put too much cornflakes in your bowl this morning?
Or was it that idiot calling himself Rush Limbaugh that upset your stomach?
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#7543 Aug 8, 2013
No news I good news?
#7544 Aug 8, 2013
Big Bear Lake? Isn't that where all the commies, hippies, biker meth addicts, neo Nazis, and ne'er do wells hang out?
#7545 Aug 8, 2013
BitCoin is real money.
#7551 Aug 11, 2013
The coldest Winter weather in the USA? Summer in San Francisco!
#7552 Aug 11, 2013
May the frocker always be with you, even in the end.
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#7553 Aug 11, 2013
Rush Limbaugh is a harmless, lovable little fuzzball; the left is very good at defaming their political opponents.
#7554 Aug 11, 2013
Obama Boo Boo is a mother frcken dumb shit!
Surrey, Canada
#7555 Aug 11, 2013
the majority of people who voted for obama were actually white
#7556 Aug 12, 2013
Yes! Dumb White fruck ups! White fools think they are so cool! They are not cool, they drugged up morons!
#7557 Aug 12, 2013
Did I hear global warming mentioned?
A building has collapsed and a large 40-foot sinkhole opens up in Florida resort near Disney World.
#7558 Aug 12, 2013
People like you make me sick Hi I am the grammer police and the master of enunciation I have self appointed myself the literary master. Or maybe I am just a big bitch
#7559 Aug 12, 2013
Another anal redundant self acclamation of my superior nature. I am so much better than any species I have absolute power and have master the euro language or am I just a puppet with no free thought. Let's see the world told me to love Andy Warhol, Picasso,and I listen it is better that way to fit in. It feels good to insult people because just because.
Ballard of a thin man Bob Dylan listen to that
#7560 Aug 12, 2013
Get that turf builder working buy snyth grass instead.
Stupid it's it? Ya well look at the c R a P they post here too?
#7562 Aug 13, 2013
High temp. today in Post,Tx. 237 F.
#7563 Aug 13, 2013
Lots of crack-pot Republicans are running theirs mouths off the RR tracks lately.
Congressman on science panel calls global warming total fraud.
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher "republican from california is a crazy old man.
Despite the general scientific consensus that man-made climate change is heating up the Earth, liberals to create global government.
#7564 Aug 13, 2013
Climate change is an immediate and growing threat, report says
http://www.sgvtribune.com/environment-and-nat ...
Rising ocean waters. Bigger and more frequent forest fires. More brutally hot summer days.
These arent the usual predictions about global warming based on computer forecasts. Theyre changes already happening in California, according to a detailed new report issued today by the California Environmental Protection Agency.
Climate change is an immediate and growing threat affecting the states water supplies, farm industry, forests, wildlife...
#7565 Aug 13, 2013
Steve Scauzillo: Killing the water zombie within
ne of my favorite columns featured me in a zombie-like trance standing ankle deep in brown lawn with a thumb stretched over the gushing garden hose.
"Close mind, open spigot" told the tale of suburban waterers who mindlessly drench parched summer lawns with a vacant stare. Worse are the folks who flush concrete driveways with an ocean of household H20, thinking they are earning high marks for cleanliness.
But like smoking in restaurants, those days are gone. Or they should be.
Since: Nov 12
#7566 Aug 13, 2013
Rise of sea levels is 'the greatest lie ever told' I heard in this century, it might rise 4 inches....big freaking deal. I have a plan it's called deal with it. The climate is always changing. Now the alarmists are blaming forest fires? The forest here in USA have burned and re-grew for the last few million years. The problem is people building the trophy homes in the woods. The forest fires are not related to heat, if they were, then CA would not be having fires this summer, we have had a cooler then normal summer. The Liberals want to keep pushing the lie for money and control. Most of the Liberals complaining about it are the ones flying around in private jets driving in limo's...etc. Most of the hot air is coming from their mouths.
Since: Nov 12
#7567 Aug 13, 2013
ge. Another clue that the global warming cult is on its last legs comes from former U.S. President, Al Gore, who first whipped up the frenzy about catastrophic sea level rises in his film,An Inconvenient Truth; Gore is now the proud owner of a $9 million oceanfront villa in Montecito, California.
As the old saying goes,follow the money and with so little real world data to back up increasingly discredited climate alarmism public interest in the global warming doomsaying continues to fall off a cliff.
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Q&A: Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook
How are your workouts going? What are you doing in the gym this offseason? "I've been working out every morning. I start school in a couple of weeks, so I'll be in school. But I've just been lifting and working out again late at night, just getting myself right and trying to get prepared for next season." Any specific area you've been focusing on trying to strengthen? "I think just getting my legs stronger and working on my balance. Just strengthening a lot of things up. I don't think I need to put on a lot of weight but just strengthen my legs and make them stronger." How about the time you're spending in the gym developing the jump shot? How's that going? "I work on it pretty much every day, and I'm continuing to get better, whether it's spot-up shooting or off the dribble. One of my biggest things is just trying to be consistent." Is there a specific need that you think the team should target in the draft? "It all depends. I think we have a good amount of players that are capable of doing certain things. And during the draft, it's always good to get a player that can help you in different aspects. Maybe it's a big man. Maybe it's a guard or a shooter. It all depends on what we're trying to do at this stage."


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UK triple-dip recession looms
Chancellor George Osborne has vowed not to "run away" from Britain's economic problems amid fresh signs the UK is heading for an unprecedented triple-dip recession.
Live updates
Top economist delivers harsh verdict on GDP figures
Ed Balls accuses Chancellor of 'dangerous complacency'
The Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has accused the Prime Minister and Chancellor of complacency and called for "direct help to struggling families and businesses".
Reacting to today's announcement of GDP figures, Mr Balls said: "These deeply disappointing figures expose just how dangerously complacent the Prime Minister was when he said last autumn that the 'good news will keep coming'."
"This government's failing plan has now seen our economy stagnate for over two years and borrowing is now rising as a result."
"It is grossly irresponsible and out of touch of George Osborne to once again try to shrug off bad news and refuse to heed the advice now coming to him from right, left and centre," he added.
How has the economy fared after past recessions?
The economic research group NIESR has compared how the British GDP has recovered after past recessions.
IOD: GDP drop due to 'unwinding of the Olympic effect'
The chief economist at the Institute of Directors, Graeme Leach, said that the end of the Olympics obscured the fact that the economy is flat - not shrinking:
TUC: Osborne's economic strategy a 'complete disaster'
The head of the TUC union, Frances O'Grady, has accused the Chancellor George Osborne of pushing the economy to the "brink of an unprecedented triple-dip recession".
ONS: Britain has only half recovered since 2008 shock
The Office for National Statistics said the UK has recovered only half of the fall in GDP seen since the start of the 2008 recession, with output still 3.3% lower than its pre-recession level.
Osborne: GDP reminder of 'difficult economic situation'
Chancellor George Osborne said today's GDP figures are a reminder of the "difficult economic situation" faced by the country. Speaking from Davos, where world leaders and business leaders are meeting, he said:
"We have a reminder today that Britain faces a very difficult situation, a reminder that last year was particularly difficult.[..] Now we can either run away from these problems, or we can confront them, and I am determined to confront them."
Labour reacts to announcement of drop in GDP
Labour MPs and party members have been reacting to today's GDP figures on Twitter
GDP figures are a problem for Osborne and Cameron
CBI: Economy likely to remain flat through winter
The head of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) gave this reaction to today's release of GDP figures for the fourth quarter of 2012:
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Business leaders at the World Economic Forum cautioned against complacency amid optimism that the eurozone is emerging from its crisis.
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Any student traveling outside the United States whose U.S. visa has expired or changed status must apply for a new visa at a U.S. visa issuing post abroad before returning to the U.S. In most cases, the visa application will be filed in your home country. Appointments are now required for virtually all non-immigrant visa applications, even at U.S. embassies and consulates located in countries that didn't previously require appointments. This has resulted in significant delays at some U.S. visa issuing posts abroad, especially during summer.
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Officially, winter is still more than two months away.
It didn't look that way Saturday morning, however, as snowfall blanketed portions of Nebraska, Iowa and other upper plains states.
Snowfall totals varied in southwest Iowa from a trace to more than four inches. Some areas of Mills County received up to two inches.
Some stretches of central and western Nebraska received more than 15 inches of snow, forcing the closure of Interstate 80 and other state and county highways.
Blood-curdling screams, the terrifying grind of a chain saw and the cackle of madness is sweeping through the darkened recesses of Malvern's Main Street like a fog of dread.
Ghouls, goblins, ghosts, mad scientists, unhinged killers and masked murderers run amok.
And Malvern Area Betterment Association (MABA) President Spencer Terry wouldn't have it any other way.
The Glenwood Resource Center has found its new superintendent.
R. Scot Booth, a longtime consultant and disabled services administrator, was announced as the resource center's new superintendent in a press release by the Iowa Department of Human Services last Wednesday.
"Scot brings a wealth of experience and energy to this work and I'm pleased that he accepted this position," said Charles Krogmeier, the state's director of human services.
A fire ravaged a vacant home northwest of Glenwood Monday morning.
Shortly after 11 a.m., a neighbor called the Mills County Communications Center to report smoke and flames coming from a house at 20318 Falden Road.
When fire departments from Glenwood and Pacific Junction arrived, the structure was engulfed in flames.
According to the Mills County Assessor's office, the house, which is located west of Pony Creek Lake, is owned by Darrel and Linda Wilson of Bellevue, Neb.
Glenwood voters will have two mayoral candidates to choose from when they go to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Two-term incumbent mayor Dyle Downing is being challenged for a two-year term by former city council person Kim Clark.
The election for mayor will be the only contested race on the ballot in Glenwood. Three incumbent members of the Glenwood City Council - Clare Bangs (at-large), Kay LeFever (at-large) and Susan Hirschman (Ward 3) - are all running unopposed for four-year terms.
MALVERN - A 57-year-old Glenwood man died Sunday afternoon following a motorcycle accident near Malvern.
Charles Edward Wagner died from injuries sustained in a crash near 310th Street and Paddock Ave. shortly after 4 p.m., according to a report from the Iowa State Patrol.
Investigators determined Wagner was riding a 2001 Victory motorcycle southbound on 310th Street near Paddock when he lost control of the bike. The motorcycle crashed and overturned after the wheels dropped onto to the right shoulder of the road, according to the report.
The campaign to raise funds for the new performing arts auditorium in Glenwood Community High School is drawing to a close. The fundraising drive to become a Glenwood Community Performing Arts Center "CHAIRperson" was spearheaded by Gordon Woodrow, former Glenwood high school band director.
An independent study of the Glenwood Resource Center by a private agency is complete and the state's largest residential care and treatment facility for people with mental and developmental disabilities has received generally high marks, according to Gov. Chet Culver.
Iowa Department of Human Services spokesperson Roger Munns said last week that DHS has whittled down the list of candidates for the superintendent position at the Glenwood Resource Center to three finalists. Selected from a pool of 18 candidates, the finalists are:
- Stan Butkis, recently the director of the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, and previously the director of Virginia's mental health programs.
Change was in the air last Monday as the new Glenwood Board of Education met for its organizational meeting.
Outgoing board members Bill Agan and Frank Overhue were recognized for their combined 18 years of service to the school district before they formally stepped down to make room for newcomers Henry Clark and Dave Blum.
Clark, Blum and incumbent Dave Warren were elected Sept. 8 to serve four-year terms on the five-member board.
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