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The entire labor movement from the County Federation to the SEIU, police union and the DWP's IBEW union is funding a million dollar campaign against Councilman Bernard Parks — the only Council member who actually knows the city budget, and has consistently fought to rein in spending and put LA on a sound financial footing.
His crime in the union leaders' minds is that he is fiscally responsible, brings badly-needed business and jobs to his community whether or not they are union jobs and has filled the vacuum of leadership left by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa going from dictator of policy to a cipher pandering to the wealthy and powerful.
Greed may be legal but that doesn't mean it's good.
The city is suffering from drastic cuts in core services and so are working people — with half a million people in LA unemployed or under-employed and many in the city workforce suffering loss of income from furloughs and inevitably facing layoffs unless Parks prevails in actually confronting the worsening budget crisis.
Union leaders care nothing about this; they just want stooges.
They are backing Forescee Hogan-Rowles with a staggering amount of their members' money in a desperate effort to oust Parks so they can keep on bleeding the city dry in a feeding frenzy that will lead to bankruptcy, massive job and service cuts and a chaotic situation that will harm everyone for years to come.
Hogan-Rowles is their patsy, a woman whose service on the DWP Commission was marked by her ignorance of policy and a 100 percent record of voting for rate hikes and massive salary increases to IBEW workers.
She ran against Parks eight years ago and finished fourth in a field of five with less than 5 percent of the vote while the former LAPD Chief — one of the few Council members who actually achieved something outside the political arena — got 78 percent of the vote.
Hogan-Rowles also got caught violating city ethics rules and was hit with an 11-count complaint. that could have led to $55,000 in fines. But ethics enforcement being what it is, she was let off with barely 3 percent of that, $1,650.
For all his self-promotion and kowtowing to billionaires, the mayor is silent in this race even though Parks was instrumental in his election in 2005 over James Hahn who had strong support in the black community.
The reason for his silence has a lot to do with County Federation of Labor leader Maria Elena Durazo, someone Villaraigosa has met with more often than anyone else in town, someone who talks about "working people" but only means that small fraction of workers who are union members.
Durazo and IBEW union boss Brian D'Arcy are using their vast treasuries to operate independent expenditure committees to buy tens of thousands of dollars in TV ads and barrage voters with mailers disparaging Parks.
Union leaders used to stand for more than this, for the betterment of all workers, and the health of their communities.
The mayor knows better. He once stood for more, promised to help us reach our higher ideals, be our better selves. He has given labor almost everything it wants; now is the time to give the people what they need.
Without Parks and his only ally on the budget, Greig Smith who is retiring, the city's fiscal crisis will grow worse in a hurry.
There is at least a $350 million deficit next year and even bigger deficits looming in the years beyond.
There is only one way out of this crisis and it calls for great leadership. It calls for unions to face reality and make concessions that reduce the cost of payroll, pensions and health and it calls for the public to face their responsibilities and pay more for a period of time to avoid drastic cuts in services.
The LA Clean Sweep movement endorsed Parks because he is the only incumbent running on March 8 who has a record of honesty, integrity and fiscal responsibility.
LA needs Bernard Parks and others who will stand with him to make progress in alleviating poverty, preserving the middle class and growing the economy for everyone's benefit.
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The "Schindler's List" and "Taken" star has taken the place of aging tentpole anchors Harrison Ford, Morgan Freeman, Tom Hanks, Tommy Lee Jones, Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino as the older guy with authority, gravitas and menace who can handle some action and romance as well as carry a movie in multiple markets around the world. He can believably play presidents and kings, fathers, lovers and action heroes. His presence even for a short bit in a movie is worth millions and can get it made.
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Anti-bridge group gets 609k signatures to get popular vote in Michigan on new bridge, Moroun behind Zug Isle Vibes?
2012-07-11: The People Should Decide, a group supported by the Ambassador Bridge company this week submitted 609,220 signatures to put on the ballot November 6 a new clause in the Michigan constitution requiring a popular vote before the state can support any new international crossing. The bridge company has been battling plans which would have a new multi-billion dollar government owned toll bridge built 1.8 miles downriver.
322,600 signatures were required, so with nearly 610k the group got 90% more than needed.
Director of The People group Mickey Blashfield said this week there was a surge in signatures in the last several weeks coinciding with Governor Rick Snyder's move to go around the state legislature's bar on the project.
The legislature has repeatedly voted to deny funds for the new bridge project which is opposed by state voters nearly two to one according to opinion surveys. Many prominent businesses, however, and most of the local media favor it, some with great passion.
Everything seemed to change June 15 when Governor Snyder signed an agreement with the Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper under which Canadian taxpayers would underwrite almost the entire capital cost of the new bridge including works needed on the US side, plus cover any operating losses.
Everything to finance, design, build, operate and toll the would be done by a Canadian entity called the Crossing Authority under loose supervision of a joint Canada-Michigan entity called the International Authority (Harper appointing three members and Snyder 3.)
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Skepticism about the project arises from the fact that traffic at the three existing crossings (Ambassador Bridge, Blue Water Bridge and Detroit Windsor Tunnel) is down from a daily average of 74,000 in 2000 to 43,000 in 2010 (44,300 in 2011) a drop of 40% and a small daily traffic flow for the 12 travel lanes on the crossings (Blue Water Bridge 6, DW Tunnel 2, Ambassador Br 4), let alone 18 lanes as proposed with the addition of the Canadian bridge downriver.
Delays at the border are generally attributed to Customs and Border Protection procedures, not lack of crossing capacity.
Legislators opposing Michigan involvement in the project see it as a heavy financial loser, as well as having adverse impacts on the finances of the three existing crossings.
The apparently popular ballot measure reads:
"The People should decide whether state government may construct or finance new international bridges or tunnels for motor vehicles. Consistent with this policy and to shield the people from unnecessary burdens, the state shall not undertake ownership and the development or use of state funds or resources for new international bridges or tunnels for motor vehicles unless first determined to be necessary and appropriate by majority vote of the people."
Supporters of the new bridge see the ballot measure - written before the June 15 Michigan-Canada agreement - and the Michigan legislature's bar on state spending as now irrelevant, because it has been transformed from a joint Canada-Michigan into a fully Canadian government project. They praise Governor Snyder as a "tough nerd" who has out-maneuvered the Ambassador Bridge company and the state legislature with the "brilliant" move of turning over responsibility for the project to Canada.
Some legislation may be needed
It is unclear however if the Governor as chief executive can bring the Canadians in to design, build and operate facilities in the US without either state or federal enabling legislation of some kind.
The Ambassador Bridge got its authority via an act of the US Congress in the 1920s plus a popular state vote in favor.
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So the battle goes on. The governor continues to campaign and call for support - a tacit admission his Crossing Agreement with Canada is not definitive. And oddly he has picked a fight over a legislative move reaffirming earlier bars on Michigan spending on the project, spending he has claimed is unnecessary because the Canadians will pick up the tab.
For its part the bridge company continues to run feisty political advertisements against the Canadian bridge on local TV and radio.
Critics of the company have recently claimed that it is wrongly using money from a toll increase in the political campaign over the new bridge.
Wild card could be the "mystery hum" or Zug Island Vibes
Zug Island right next to the site of the US approach to the new bridge has for some time been called the source of an unexplained "hum" causing complaints from local residents, mostly on the Windsor side of the river. The mystery hum is sometimes dramatized in local reports as "rumblings" and "vibration" even "house-rattling." Complainers have spoken of the mystery hum as causing them sleepless nights.
The Windsor Star reports this week that federal Canadian and Ontario province officials are pushing serious investigations of the mystery Zug Island Vibes.
The Detroit Free Press earlier reported: "During the last several months, hundreds of people have heard the Windsor Hum, a late-night or early morning sound that vibrates, pulsates, thrums like trucks idling or throbs like the low bass from a car stereo. So many people have complained that Canada's ministry of environment has set up seismic monitors. And a natural resources bureau identified a one square kilometer area on Zug Island as the source."
Canadian investigation "under the radar"
A Canadian member of parliament Jeff Watson is reported today by the Windsor Star as saying that the Canadian government has been pursuing the matter "under the radar" or without publicity.
We understand from a Canadian source that two theories are being investigated either of which could play strongly into the new bridge debate.
First is that the mystery hum is seismic - in other words that it is produced by geophysical instability deep under the area.
Second that it is acoustic - some kind of manmade sound.
If the first proves out and the ground under the area is moving for seismic reasons then there will be serious questions about whether the new bridge is buildable.
The environmental impact reviews for the new bridge do refer to salt mines in the area but dismiss them as a serious concern. If the rumblings are found to be geophysical then at a minimum there will have to be delay while the potential impact on piling designs is investigated.
The other Canadian theory is that the mystery hum is acoustic, and our source says officials are leaning toward that explanation. He said: "You might hear some highly newsworthy conclusions soon on that."
Moroun behind the Zug Island Vibes?
His suggestion to us was that the mystery hum from Zug Island may be the work of agents of the Ambassador Bridge company - a kind of dirty tricks operation by the Morouns!
The local media in Detroit and Windsor have not yet alluded to this which is somewhat strange since they are not reticent in attributing villainy of other kinds to the Moroun family which owns the Ambassador Bridge. They have regularly reported that Moroun corruptly "buys" legislators, especially in Lansing. They accuse him of running "lying" advertisements, and most recently of paying people to support the ballot petition for November.
So it seems only a matter of time before they pick up on what we hear about "the highly newsworthy" story out of the Canadian government dismissing the seismic explanation for The Hum, and embracing the manmade acoustic cause.
We can imagine a whole new Detroit River saga unfolding under which a Canadian 'jailin judge' issues an extradition order for ole Matty Moroun to be brought over to Canada to answer charges he's behind those Zug Island Vibes.
And the President here agonizing over whether to comply, or jepardize relations with our northern neighbor.
No one could make this stuff up.
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Really impressed by the play of Jake. He continues to get better each week and he's only a soph. Shoot, how many plays did he make on the defensive side last week and again this week? He always seems to be around the ball. Also when he has the ball carrier tied up, he always seems to try to create a fumble. This kid is special and is going to be fun to watch in the next few years.
He'll be an All-American before he leaves ISU.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Not to mention the play where he landed upside down on his face. I'll bet Austin "Cyclone" wishes he would've gotten hurt too...
Too bad our oline was so pathetic or AJ would not have had to make 15 tackles and Knott do so much. What is up with them? I mean, minus six yards rushing with one of the best backs in our history. Tiller also was running for his life. This is some of the worst line play that we have seen in this decade.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Yeah the performance of our oline against at best, an average line today was terrible. There is no excuse for it.
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What was the official number of tackles for Jake in the Colorado game and who's ahead of him in tackles in the Big 12?
He continues to prove how good of a player he is. I have a feeling he will be a good linebacker in the NFL one day.
Knott had 16 tackles today. On the year, he has 119 tackles and AK47 has 103. Sims has 90.
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He continues to prove how good of a player he is. I have a feeling he will be a good linebacker in the NFL one day.
It is a little early to be making the comparison, but is Chad Greenway similar in playstyle to JK? He seems to remind me of him.
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Someone lose
Jake Knott is by far our most talented player on either side of the ball. He explodes through holes to make tackles. He is a great great great linebacker. And he is a true sophomore.
15 of tackles were solo. Is that a record for us?
and Honorable Mention All-American.
He couldn't have done it without our d-line yesterday.
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He couldn't have done it without our d-line yesterday.
i see what you did there.
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To a chocoholic like me, an opportunity to see the World's Largest Chocolate Fountain is irresistible.
Even the 42C (107F) heat didn't deter me from walking over to the Bellagio Hotel just to see it. We were in Las Vegas at the time.
World's Largest Chocolate Fountain
A closer look:
Are you wondering how I know it is the World's Largest Chocolate Fountain? That's easy, Guinness was there!
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Guinness World Records Certificate
The largest chocolate fountain measures 8m (26 ft 3in) tall and circulates 2 tons (4409 lb) of chocolate at a rate of 120 quarts per minute. It is displayed at the Jean Philippe Patisserie (USA) in Bellagio Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
- White, medium, and dark confectionary grade chocolate
- Over 500 feet of stainless steel piping
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- Two years of engineering, planning and design
Jean-Phillippe Maury, Executive Pastry Chef
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Moriarty Warns Residents to Beware of Price Gouging; Urges Reporting
(TRENTON) Assembly Consumer Affairs Chairman Paul Moriarty (D-Gloucester/Camden) released the following statement Wednesday:
"Our hearts go out to those hit hardest by this terrible storm, and I offer my thanks and praise to all the emergency responders for their bravery and courage, and to the President, Governor and all the state and local officials who have made sure our state continues to have a strong response.
"But as we move onward, I also want to add my voice to the warnings going out to consumers about price gouging.
"State law makes excessive price increases illegal during a state of emergency. It also prohibits it for 30 days following the end of the emergency. The administration has promised to thoroughly investigate complaints, and I urge all consumers to be wary and to report any price gouging without hesitation. Please call the Division of Consumer Affairs at 862-209-0130 or 973-220-3474 to lodge any complaints…"
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Where Was Mine?: A Calvin And Hobbes Kid's Bedroom
This is a Calvin and Hobbes themed kid's room. I honestly can't think of another place I'd rather take an afternoon nap right now. It just looks so peaceful. At least until I climb out of that bed and step on one of the toy cars on the floor, then it's gonna be a lot less peaceful and a lot more profanity and probably getting grounded and my Nintendo privileges taken away. But mooooom! "No buts." Yes huh butts! TONS OF FAT ASSES. And they're all booty-popping in sync to the sound of me playing Excitebike.
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Kelly Clarkson 17 Song Leaks, Betty White on SNL, Prince Harry's Pony Dead – Late Update – 05/09/2010
Betty White on SNL (hulu)
Betty White beats NASCAR in ratings (TVbytheNumbers)
'American Idol's' Top Four Battle Homesickness (Fancast)
Shed Those Pounds With The Bodega Diet (Gothamist) – Hmmm
Bennett Ousted at Utah G.O.P. Convention (NY Times) – The Tea Party claims its first Republican victim
Facebook's Gone Rogue; It's Time for an Open Alternative (Wired) – FFB Seriously
Faisal Shahzad's Terrorist Nickname is Muhammad Al Corey Feldman (Tabloid Prodigy)
Hugo Chavez Hires 200 People to Manage His Twitter Account (Mashable) – OK, I think I need Tweeterns for my Twitter. Anyone interested?
Oh no! Yoko colours in Lennon's prints (Times Online)
"This is work that John Lennon has never seen, never created, never approved, and never signed. The dead don't create artwork."
Tainted nuke plant water reaches major NJ aquifer (Physorg) – Panic!
Radioactive water that leaked from the nation's oldest nuclear power plant has now reached a major underground aquifer that supplies drinking water to much of southern New Jersey.
Kelly Clarkson's 17 Leaked Songs (MediaFire) – Lesbian clues?
Nirvana Baby Speaks (BuzzFeed)
Nirvana Baby, Spencer Elden from Barry O Donnell on Vimeo.
Prince Harry's tears as Drizzle his favourite pony collapses and dies at polo (Daily Mail)
Mercury high in Japanese town that hunts dolphins (Yahoo)
Residents of the dolphin-hunting village depicted in Oscar documentary "The Cove" have dangerously high mercury levels, likely because of their fondness for dolphin and whale meat, a government lab said Sunday.
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The Cardinals fell to the Mets 3-2 in Grapefruit League play. St.
The Cardinals continue to relieve the logjam in their bullpen. St. Louis sent lefty Sam Freeman to the Texas Rangers for a player to be named later or cash considerations.
The Blues are at home as the Canucks visit the Scottrade Center tonight. The Blues are in second place in the Central Division with 99 points.
Blues forwards Alexander Steen and T.J. Oshie are day-to-day after suffering injuries.
Jordan Lennerton's RBI double in the eighth inning helped the Detroit Tigers rally for a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in Grapefruit League play on Saturday... more
The first two tickets to the Final Four have been punched. Top seeds Kentucky and Wisconsin captured victories in their regional finals on Saturday to secure a spot... more
The Columbus Blue Jackets continued their winning ways on the road. Boone Jenner scored the go-ahead goal late in the second period and the Blue Jackets went on to beat the St.
Championship bracket at Wright City...
Wright City 5 Pacific 4
Washington 11 Festus 1
Third place-Festus 8 Pacific 3
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The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Junior Mikayla Espowe with the Union Track and Field Team.
She was 15 years old--an accomplished student-athlete from a loving home, the kind of kid of whom it is said "she has the world going for her."
In November of 2015, her father went in to her room to discover she had taken her own life.
Back in their days, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft were known for trust-busting. In an era of price-fixing, crony capitalism and corruption their actions helped to create more opportunities in the marketplace by creating competition.


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Place squash on several layers of paper towels; cover with additional paper towels. Let stand 15 minutes, pressing down occasionally to remove moisture; set aside. Combine flour and next 6 ingredients in a large bowl; stir well. Add squash; stir well, and make a well in center of mixture. Combine molasses and next 4 ingredients in a bowl; stir well. Add to dry ingredients, stirring just until moistened. Pour batter into a 9- x 5- x 3-inch loafpan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350 deg for 55 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes on a wire rack; remove from pan, and cool completely on a wire rack. Yield: 18 servings (serving size: 1 [1/2-inch] slice). Per serving: 141 Calories; 3g Fat (17% calories from fat); 2g Protein; 27g Carbohydrate; 10mg Cholesterol; 153mg Sodium Serving Ideas : Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Recipe by: Cooking Light, May/June 1993, page 144 Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #435 by email@example.com on Jan 28, 1997.
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The episode begins with Tom observing the man who shot at him being interrogated. The man's name he is informed is Chad Langley, a former army sniper who has served in Vietnam. Turns out, the rifle found in the trunk of his car matches the one found in Meredith's body. Chad tells the guy questioning him that, Tom is responsible for the rape and murder of his niece, 19 years ago. He is angry at the fact that no one was ever charged for the rape or the murder. He sent hate mail to City Hall over the years regarding this issue, but nothing was done by the mayor or his office about it. Chad's identity would be kept a secret until the investigation is completed.
At home, Emma brings Meredith some breakfast and tells her that the man who shot her has been caught. During a jog, the mayor is accosted by the media and asked about the suspect, he though refuses to comment. Later in his car, Tom asks Ian to find Kitty for him. Sam on the other hand is desperate to find out the name and the identity of the suspect. He tells him team to find out who the shooter is and why the state's attorney is "fighting transparency". At his office, the new contractor explains his plans to Tom and shows him a mock-up of how he plans to overhaul Lennox Gardens. Tom's plan is to begin work in 6 months and the cut the ribbon in 2 years. Ben at his campaign office is informed that, Kitty "has joined the Walsh camp". Ben is visibly agitated on being informed of this.
Kitty and Walsh are having lunch with a guy who is apprehensive about giving a donation to Walsh's campaign, because he is worried about Kitty switching sides once again. Kitty does her best to convince him of her loyalty towards Walsh, explaining to him that her supporting Walsh for the governor means she won't be welcome in Ben's camp, anymore. Kitty then sees Tom at a distance and quickly goes to the loo. Later, she finds Tom standing behind him in the loo. "Why?" Tom asks her. "It's all I know how to do" Kitty in turn tells him. Tom then asks Kitty to respect confidentiality and exercise discretion, regarding her time in his office. Kitty promises to keep her mouth shut. Tom asks her if the name Chad Langley rings a bell. She tells him it doesn't.
At home, Emma receives a call from Darius on her cell phone. He tells her he isn't going anywhere without her. "I am not worth the risk she tells him" and hangs up. At Ryan, Sam meets up with the detective investigating Ezra's murder. He asks the detective the details of Ezra's murder, Ryan who is also the bartender, keeps an ear out for their conversation. The detective though isn't very forthcoming about his replies, and tells Sam due to the lack of evidence the case might remain unsolved. At home in bed, Mona tells her husband, she can't fathom if Tom is using her to get what he wants. She feels Tom is possibly testing her to see how far she shall go to keep her job. She despite everything doesn't want to quit as she feels the residents of Lennox Gardens wouldn't have anyone in their corner.
Mona and her husband eventually begin having sex, with Kane watching everything on his laptop. Kitty and Sam on the other hand meet up. She wants Sam to run a feature on Walsh, and in return she shall give him the name of the suspect involved in the shooting. Kitty also reveals she has gotten the name directly from the mayor. She feels the mayor wants the name leaked, but doesn't want it traced back to him. During their conversation Sam suddenly kisses Kitty, she then tells him the name "Chad Langley". At his office, Tom discusses Lennox Gardens with Ian. He then hands Ian a package, he wants delivered to Ryan. He asks Ian to do it in person and to not hand it over to someone else, to carry out.
Mona on the other hand is busy trying to talk to community leaders in Lennox Gardens, so she can convince them of the redevelopment. She has been put up to this task by Tom. She though, apparently doesn't seem to be making any headway. Ian runs his errand and delivers the package to Ryan. At home, Meredith is shown slipping and falling on the bathroom floor, right after having a bath. She is unable to pick herself up and calls for help. Emma comes in and helps her up. Kitty meets up with Maggie at Ben's campaign office. Kitty is there to discuss with Maggie the details of the debate Ben and Walsh are going to have. The two don't see eye to eye on the modalities of the debate. Kitty in the end doesn't agree with the terms proposed by Maggie and while she is about to walk out of the office Maggie tells her "I know by the way, about you and Ben". "But you are one of many" she adds.
Maggie then proposes slightly different terms and Kitty agrees. At his office Mona tells Tom, the residents of Lennox Gardens would rather support a known devil like Kenya Taylor than support Tom, as Tom has abandoned them once earlier. She then tells him, she has arranged for a community meeting, to try and assuage the fear of the residents. Tom then interjects that, even Mona doesn't believe he is a man of his word. "This is just hard for me, all this" she in turn tells him and leaves. Later at home during dinner, Tom tries to make small talk with Emma, but she apparently isn't interested. Meredith then asks him "your disease, what are you doing about it?" Tom tells her he is taking medicines and undergoing regular examinations.
Meredith then tells him "there is an experimental treatment in Canada". She is worried about his mental decline, due to his disease. Next day at the community meet, Mona is hardly able to muster a crowd, but then Tom comes in much to everyone's surprise including Mona's and a crowd immediately beings gathering. He promises the people of Lennox Gardens that, every law-abiding citizen and every respectable family of the Gardens will be welcomed back once the construction is completed. Kenya Taylor tries to interrupt him, but Tom assures the people "when you do come back home, the likes of Kenya Taylor will not be here". Kenya then much to his chagrin, is arrested by the cops for robbery and extortion. "Past mistakes will be corrected" he tells the people.
At home Emma tries stealing some of Meredith's meds, but finds her medicine cabinet locked. Ian returns home, and while he is having a beer and watching television, it is shown that he has the same photograph of Tom and Ryan in their youth with two women on his mantle, as the one Ryan has in his bar. Mona on the other hand tells Tom "you have turned it around". She then asks him about this radical move that he is making, and also what is it that made him change his mind. "Does it matter?" he tells her in reply. She agrees with him that it doesn't. Tom then hallucinates Mona telling him "I love you" when actually she isn't. She instead bids him a goodbye and leaves. Tom is visibly baffled by what just happened. The episode ends at this point.
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Final Cut Server 1.5 Getting Started
In Final Cut Server 1.5 Getting Started, Robbie Carman shows how to set up, administer, and integrate Final Cut Server into a production workflow and keep digital assets safe and organized. The course covers installing the server and client software, configuring users and groups, uploading assets, and using the check-in/check-out procedure for working with files. Archiving, automation, and metadata customization techniques are also covered. Exercise files accompany the course.
- Understanding how Final Cut Server works
- Final Cut Server terminology
- Installing the server and client software
- Uploading assets via drag and drop
- Using watchers and scans to automatically add assets to Final Cut Server
- Searching and viewing assets
- Adding assets to the cache
- Working with and customizing metadata
- Creating simple automations
- Backing up the server catalog and archiving assets
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Hi! I am Robbie Carman and I'd like to welcome you to Final Cut Server 1.5 Getting Started. Final Cut Server is a media asset management tool, and what Final Cut Server allows you to do is catalog assets or media of various types that previously might have been in many different locations. This can be a really efficient way of streamlining workflows for Final Cut Pro editors. But you can also take advantage of Final Cut Server to organize tons of media assets for other applications, like Photoshop, After Effects, even Microsoft Word.
It's not just limited to Final Cut Pro users. But what's really exciting is how scalable it is. You can use this system to streamline the workflow for a single workstation or an entire studio full of editors all competing for the same assets. In this course, we'll demystify what Final Cut Server does, getting you up to speed with the basics of setting up and running the system. We'll explore getting assets into Final Cut Server and out of it, so you can use them in your own projects. I will show you how to add metadata to your clips and annotate assets.
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The hours for the position are approximately 7:45 to 8:45 a.m. and 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. when school is in session. This is a paid position. To apply, contact Sgt. Tony Sharpe at firstname.lastname@example.com or 704-892-1363, ext. 245.


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It's been over 10 years since Keanu Reeves was kung-fu fighting and fast as lightning in the "The Matrix Revolutions" (makes you wish they woulda quit after the first film), but while Reeves has been taking it kind of easy ever since (probably the two biggest films he's starred in since then have been the utterly forgettable "Constantine," and "The Day The Earth Stood Still"). But Keanu seems to be slowly coming out of his hiatus. His big-budget samurai/kung-fu spectacle, "Ronin 47," is finally scheduled for a December release after almost two years of delays (see the trailer here) and he also has a directorial debut on the way. Scheduled to debut at the Toronto International Film Festival, we've already seen an international trailer and a few photos from Reeves debut, "The Man From Tai Chi," and now courtesy of TIFF we have a few more.
The log-line is particularly short, but Yuen Woo-ping's participation is exciting and something to look forward to.
A young martial artist's unparalleled Tai Chi skills land him in a highly lucrative underworld fight club. Starring Keanu Reeves and Tiger Chen. Keanu Reeves makes his directorial debut with this spectacular, bone-crunching martial-arts epic starring former Matrix stuntman Tiger Chen and featuring fight choreography by the legendary Yuen Woo-ping (martial arts choreographer on "The Matrix")
Next up from TIFF is a first look from Stephen Frears' "Philomena" a drama starring Judi Dench and Steve Coogan.
Based on the 2009 investigative book by BBC correspondent Martin Sixsmith, The Lost Child of Philomena Lee, this film focuses on the efforts of Philomena Lee (Judi Dench), mother to a boy conceived out of wedlock — something Philomena's Irish-Catholic community didn't have the highest opinion of — and given away for adoption in the United States. Following church doctrine, she was forced to sign a contract that wouldn't allow for any sort of inquiry into her son's whereabouts. After starting a family years later in England and, for the most part, moving on with her life, Philomena meets Sixsmith (Steve Coogan), a BBC reporter with whom she decides to track down her long-lost son.
And then lastly a new photo from The Weinstein Company's "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" starring Idris Elba and co-starring Naomie Harris, Tony Kgoroge, Riaad Moosa and Lindiwe Matshikiza. Due November 29, in limited release, it's the only one of these three films that has a 2013 release date so far. Presumably it'll be doing its best to chase Oscar as well.
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom is based on South African President Nelson Mandela's autobiography of the same name, which chronicles his early life, coming of age, education, and 27 years in prison before working to rebuild his country's once-segregated society. Starring Idris Elba as Nelson Mandela, and Naomie Harris as Winnie Mandela.


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Man I hope OU kills them. It would be nice to see a big 12 team smash Notre Dame. In my opinion.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
I hope they kill ND and then overlook us. If they lose to ND they will take it out on us.
OU will win big, ND has a great defense, one of the better in the country but I can't see their offense putting up enough points to hang with OU. But if ND does win, the question is who do you root for, ND or an SEC team? To me thats like choosing to root for Iowa or the Huskers.
OU should win this game by 25+.......Vegas says 10, but i don't think ND has seen the speed that OU will throw at them on Saturday. ND has been a nice story this year, but OU and USC will run right by them.
I was at the Notre Dame game this weekend and their offense looked awful, a lot like our offense since they lost their starting QB. They remind me a lot of us with a great D but awful offense. IMHO, if Notre Dame is still without their starting QB, OU will cream them which may work out well for us. In addition, for ISU-OU it is guaranteed to be on ABC or FOX so we better look good against them.
"The greatest risk in life is not taking one"
I'm really hoping OU wins by 21+. Makes the whole conference look better.
Regardless of how you feel on the teams in the game, from a strictly ISU perspective it is better for OU to win, both in the big picture (prestige for the conference) and the smaller one - OU winning helps put us in a better TV exposure position on 11\3.
still po'd I will miss this game because of ours.
we had better win or the po'd goes X2 and you don't wanna see me po'd X2!
Originally Posted by isuno1fan
still po'd I will miss this game because of ours.
we had better win or the po'd goes X2 and you don't wanna see me po'd X2!
Would that be our last stand?
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
I don't buy ND being a top 5 team at all. I think they're squeaking by, waiting to be exposed. If anything, they've proven this is a great season to pad your schedule with big 10 teams.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
Would that be our last stand?
Have to get po'd X3 for that.
I think win or lose it does not help or hurt us. If they lose it could start a spiral where they don't care anymore. Out of Big 12 title hopes and NC hopes. If they win they may over look us or they may be inspired and beat us by 50. I just want to see the big 12 whip there ***.
If Good Landry shows up we blow them out.. If Good Landry doesnt show up it'll be a dogfight
I have rarely cheered for the Sooners. I will in this one.
All of the voters and computer models have ND in the top 5. They all can't be wrong.
ND most likely has the best defense in the country and I am rooting for them to win a close one 24-21.
I cannot bring myself to root for Stoops.
Clone to the Bone with the up and coming IOWA STATE.
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