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did anybody else see that interview tonight? I don't know if he's in a weird way to promote his movie or if he's stoned or what. Freaky
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Didn't see it....but I thought he retired?
I saw it. It was very strange.
retired or cracked out, one of the two
oh wait its getting better now:)
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oh wait its getting better now:)
I thought it was a joke, then realized how ****** Dave was.
He did give the brilliant ending smack to him: "Joaquin, I'm sorry you couldn't be here tonight."
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"If you can't hear me, it's because I'm in parentheses."
He's either crazier than a brick ****house or one hell of an actor, the verdict is still out.
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I will admit, I am to blame in sometimes making mountains out of molehills.
That was bad.
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that guy is far gone.
It's all a joke/hoax, Casey Affleck's doing a documentary about a actor losing his mind and dropping off the map, going to be at Sundance for the hippies and mormans.
Untitled Joaquin Phoenix Documentary (2010)
I think Dave was in on it, and the crowd, or they wouldn't have been laughing like they were, and would have been scared to death instead.
I have a feeling that he was forced to do some press in his last contract for the film he was suppose to be promoting and decided he was just going to give the worst interview ever so they won't bother him anymore.
Reminds me of when Jim Carey showed up at (I think) the MTV Movie Awards quite a while ago
That shows why Dave is a million times better than Leno...geat segment, hilarious.
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NEW LONDON, Conn.--Senior Keriann Mason match highs with 21 kills and 26 digs leading fourth-seeded Coast Guard to a 3-1 win over fifth-seeded WPI in the quarterfinals of the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) tournament.
The Bears dropped the first game 25-23 before winning 25-21, 25-18, 25-18.
Coast Guard went unbeaten at home (13-0) for the second straight season and won its school-record tying 26th consecutive home match dating back to the 2010 season.
The Bears, who advance to the semifinals for the 12th straight season, improve to 18-13 overall and will take on top-seed and host Wellesley on Saturday at 1 p.m. in the semifinals.
Wellesley beat the Bears twice this season 3-1 at Wellelsey on Sept. 18th and 3-0 at Bowdoin on Oct. 13th. The Blue also beat Coast Guard 3-1 in the NEWMAC tournament semifinals last season at Springfield.
In the opening game, WPI led 18-16 before Coast Guard scored four of the next five for a 20-19 lead. The Bears led 23-21 and appeared to be closing in on the opening game win before WPI scored the final four to win 25-23.
In the second game, Coast Guard scored four straight to take a 12-8 lead, WPI scored three straight to close to within 12-11, but the Bears answered with three straight for a a 15-11 edge and won 25-21.
WPI led 11-10 in the third game before Coast Guard scored four straight for a 14-11 advantage. The Bears led 19-16 and scored six of the next eight for the 25-18 win.
Coast Guard led 18-15 in the final game and took control with five straight points behind the serving of freshman Maggie Hine for a 23-15 lead before winning 25-18.
Junior Kelsey DePorto had 13 kills and a match-high four blocks while Hine had a match-high 42 assists in the win. Junior Samantha Marmolejo added 20 digs while senior Karen Matic had 14 digs to go with her six kills. Senior Catherine Walker added eight kills and three blocks in the win.
Senior Bailey Sarber had 13 kills while classmate Belinda Nwagbara added 12 kills for WPI, which has never appeared in the NEWMAC semifinals.
Senior Alyssa Fidanza led the Engineers with 30 assists and 17 digs while seniors Elyssa Dorenfeld and Lauren D'Angelo added 16 and 15 digs respectively. The Engineers finish the season with a record of 19-9.
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NEW LONDON, Conn.--Senior Keriann Mason match highs with 21 kills and 26 digs leading fourth-seeded Coast Guard to a 3-1 win over fifth-seeded WPI in the quarterfinals of the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) tournament.

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It can when there's too much – too much wind, too many storms, extended drought – these are all impacts we should expect from climate change warn scientists.
Our film crews travel to the Asia Pacific region, where the worst impacts are expected to occur, to find out how communities are coping with the effects of climate change.
In Gujarat, India, fishermen are beset by storms and farmers have either too much, ortoo little rain. Yet the local government is doing it's best to mitigate the impacts of climate change by moving to cleaner transport systems.
The regional capital Ahmedabad once one of India's dirtiest cities is now one of its cleanest.
In the South Pacific island of Kiribati they are literally on the frontline of climate change – the island is only 3 metres above sea level at its highest point. Melting ice and thermal expansion mean the island could be submerged in 50 to 100 years. We find out how the community is planning to confront this eventuality, by migrating to neighbouring countries.


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Washington men's basketball team has lost three games in a row, but coach Lorenzo Romar's teams have rallied before.
If the pep rally, free T-shirts and pizza, the arrival of ESPN and Hall of Famer Bill Walton doesn't alert you to the importance of Washington's game on Thursday night against No. 8 Arizona, then you haven't been paying attention to the Huskies.
These are desperate times for the defending Pac-12 regular-season champions, who are riding a three-game losing streak.
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"We lost three games in a row in conference and we were able to come back," he said Monday on his weekly radio show. "A couple of guys played more. Some guys played less.
"We finally got it. We finally caught on and went on to play good basketball. So we've been able to come back before."
However, the last time Washington lost four in a row was 2007-08, when it finished 16-17 overall and 7-11 in the conference. That was the last time UW had a losing record.
The next four seasons, the Huskies won either the regular season or tournament title and three times they needed to overcome a three-game losing streak.
Once again, Washington is teetering on the edge in a season that's been filled with surprising defeats at home, redeeming victories on the road, brilliant defensive performances and woeful offensive outings.
"It's a big week for us," guard Abdul Gaddy said. "We see it as must-wins. We need to come out and play with great intensity and play Husky basketball."
The Huskies have run the gamut in finding ways to thrill and disappoint their fans. The inconsistent play might explain why attendance is down at Alaska Airlines Arena.
However, Romar believes the Pac-12's new scheduling has adversely affected the gate. This season, the conference has played games on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Washington tip-off times are as early as 11 a.m. and as late as 9 p.m.
Whatever the reason, UW officials have expressed mild concern about a home attendance average of 7,635, which is fifth in the conference and is down from 8,785 last season.
The Huskies are hoping the noon on-campus pep rally and pregame promotions for the 6 p.m. contest will attract their first sellout this season. As of Wednesday night, 8,175 tickets were distributed.
"We need to play at our highest level, and we want our crowd to be at their highest level," Romar said. "It's the same thing that allowed us to win 32 straight home games. I know what that's like. We need everything we can get."
Romar acknowledged fan support has waned this season, which might be reflective of a disappointing season that's included four home defeats.
He said the Huskies had "lackluster efforts" in losses to Utah and Oregon State, but was encouraged after Saturday's 81-76 defeat at Oregon because Washington "played with a heartbeat."
The Huskies received strong performances from reserves Andrew Andrews, a redshirt freshman point guard, and sophomore forward Shawn Kemp Jr. They scored 15 and 12 points, and Romar said their continued development bodes well for the future.
But it's getting late for Washington (12-8, 4-3 Pac-12), which faces its first ranked team at home since defeating No. 23 Texas A&M on Dec. 22, 2009.
Arizona (17-2, 5-2) is 1 ½ games behind conference leader Oregon (18-3, 7-1), and the Wildcats have Pac-12 title aspirations.
First, Arizona coach Sean Miller would like to get his first win at Alaska Airlines Arena. He's 0-3 in Seattle and 2-5 against the Huskies, including three games decided at the buzzer.
"Playing against Washington, we've always played against an extremely competitive team," Miller said. "A team that plays very hard and that has played well. Just to have that next gear of competitive fire that if you're not ready to match it you're going to have a hard time winning."
Those close to the Washington program have put the onus on Gaddy and Scott Suggs — the co-captains — to lead the Huskies' turnaround. At the very least, the senior guards are expected to divert the defensive attention from leading scorer C.J. Wilcox, who averages 19 points.
"There's no reason I can see how Scott is just not going to get on fire sooner or later," Romar said.
It's not as if Suggs has been awful recently. During UW's three-game skid, he equaled his season average with 12 points.
However, he's shot 32 percent during that stretch. He's had just one assist in each of the past three games and one rebound total in the past two games.
Meanwhile, Gaddy has seemingly recovered from a six-game shooting slump, scoring 14 and 13 points in his past two outings.
"It's going to take a team effort to get it going," Gaddy said. "It's all of us playing defense like we're supposed to and helping each other. It's our bigs rebounding. It's me and Andrew pushing the ball and C.J. and Scott making shots.
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I'm really excited to make all of the items in this kit, but I had to figure out where to start. As soon as I opened my box this morning I tweeted a photo and tagged my ladies at @Forthemakers and asked their advice on which to start with. Apparently, I share a common brainwave with them because we both agreed on the perfect place to start
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Significantly, it wasn't passed either by the United States or the European Union, but rather, by India, the world's fourth-largest pharmaceutical market and the home of significant resources in pharma manufacturing and R&D.
The new law alters India's approach to patents. Since 1972, patents in India have been governed by the Patents Act of 1970. The law had a couple of key limitations that have affected commerce in India. The relevant one for pharma is that it made it illegal to patent pharmaceutical products—actual formulations as opposed to manufacturing processes.That basically allowed Indian pharmaceutical firms to compete based on the R&D done by Big Pharma elsewhere, spurring the development of India's successful generics industry. And that was the key notion that India had to correct to get into compliance with its obligations to the World Trade Organization, specifically to the 1994 Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS).
TRIPS gave India until the end of 2004 to amend its patent laws. As the deadline approached, India's Parliament was unable to pass a bill, so President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam issued a decree amending the patent law. The decree went into effect January 1 but will expire in six months unless passed by Parliament. In that sense, the decree is probably best regarded as a proposal—one favored by at least a significant minority of India's lawmaking bodies. It is expected that there will be a considerable amount of lobbying before the proposal passes. There is also some significant opposition, but it seems likely that before too long, product patents will be an established part of Indian law.
Changing Gears The presidential decree covers only compounds patented since 1995. Products patented earlier remain fair game. And, as in the United States, generics companies will be able to conduct research and make other preparations to compete with patented products while patent is still in effect.
The change in the patent laws will have a major impact on the Indian pharma industry—but it is something companies have been preparing for. In 2000, according to a senior official from one of the Indian pharmaceutical companies, 10 to 20 percent of Indian pharmas' revenues came from proprietary drugs. The other 80 or 90 percent was coming from generic drugs. But in the years since, companies have made good use of the advantages given to them by the old patent law and their lower cost structure. They've done a good job of planning for the conversion from pure generic to a combination of generic and proprietary compounds. They didn't pay out enormous dividends during that time, and they used their profits to supply R&D pipelines with new compounds. By 2005, they expect to see 40 percent of revenues coming from proprietary products. And based on their data, that figure will grow to the 70 to 80 percent range within the next five to 10 years.
Pleasing the West Politically, the new patent proposal has not been uniformly well received, for obvious reasons. First and foremost, there is the issue of drug prices, which will almost certainly rise under the new law. There is a strong minority sentiment that this particular piece of legislation was aimed primarily to please the West and it went further than it had to, failing to take advantage of some carve-outs TRIPs made available to developing nations.


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When I first began woodworking, back in the late 1990's, Norm Abram's "The New Yankee Workshop" was by far the most popular woodworking show on television. Once I discovered the show, I couldn't get enough of it. Here was this regular joe, (ok, regular Norm) making such beautiful projects that almost anyone would want in their home. And Norm made it look sooo easy! Of course, nothing is as easy as it looks on television. But that didn't matter because I had been bitten by the "I can build that…." bug.
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Peeling hard boiled eggs isn't hard, but getting perfect results can be difficult. The Eggstractor promises it can make peeling eggs simple and fast. We review it before you buy it.
Jill Turner knows that getting cleanly peeled eggs can be tricky. "It's not always easy," she said. "Sometimes the peel sticks. Sometime part of the egg comes and it just falls apart."
The Eggstractor claims it's a revolutionary product that makes peeling eggs quick, easy and convenient. So Jill pierced the top of her chilled egg and then cracked the bottom of it and set it on the plastic base. Then she covered the egg with the Eggstractor. The directions say to criss cross your hands over the top of the Eggstractor and give one good, fast push. Jill did all that but nothing happened. But Jill gave it several efforts with different eggs. "It just don't work," she said.
At that point Jill's friend Pat decided this was a man's job and stepped in. He gave the Eggstractor a good push and the yoke blew out the bottom, while the egg shell remained on the rest of the egg. The Eggstractor retails for 25 dollars but no wonder we have seen it on sale for only eight bucks.
So Jill gave it one more shot, this time with her foot. The egg finally came through the Eggstractor but it still wasn't shelled. "It didn't peel it," Jill said, "it just busted it apart." Jill said she has bought products in the past that didn't work like she had expected but never like this. Her rating? "For the Eggstractor," she said, "I give it two thumbs down."


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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal has announced that the University of West Georgia is among three universities in the state that will receive grants of up to $1.4 million to replicate the UTeach program, a highly successful math and science teacher preparation program at the University of Texas at Austin. Funds for these grants were included in Georgia's Race to the Top plan and the competition was open to universities across Georgia.
"This program will address the critical shortage Georgia faces in producing STEM teachers," said Deal. "The most important thing we can do for students and Georgia's future is to ensure that we have a quality teacher with strong content knowledge and a passion for helping students learn in every classroom. UTeach has seen great success elsewhere and I look forward to seeing it implemented in our state."
UWG is joined by Columbus State University and Southern Polytechnic State University in receiving the grants.
The UTeach program was established in 1997 as a new and improved way to introduce undergraduate math and science majors to secondary school teaching. By offering compact degree plans, early teaching experiences, guidance by expert master teachers, and financial assistance for undergraduate students, UTeach provides a platform for raising the quantity and quality of mathematics, science, and computer science teachers in secondary schools.
"I'm committed to the success of UTeach at our institutions and am pleased with this partnership and the promise it holds for continuing to expand STEM education in Georgia," said University System Chancellor Hank Huckaby.
UTeach certifies more than 80 students every year at the University of Texas. More than 90 percent of these UTeach graduates immediately go on to teach in their respective fields, and over 80 percent continue five years or more after starting, compared with only 60 percent nationally. Additionally, almost half of UTeach graduates teach in schools where more than 50 percent of students receive free or reduced-price lunch. The UTeach Institute, in partnership with the National Math and Science Initiative, was created to expand and replicate UTeach at universities across the United States. Georgia officials worked closely with the UTeach Institute throughout the grant competition to assist universities in developing strong proposals and to select the winners.
The Race to the Top (RT3) fund is a $4 billion grant opportunity provided in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) to support new approaches to improve schools. The fund was made available in the form of competitive grants to encourage and reward states that are creating conditions for education innovation and reform, specifically implementing ambitious plans in four education reform areas:
Georgia was awarded $400 million to implement its RT3 plan in August 2010. The state's reform plan focuses on strengthening traditional and alternative preparation programs for teachers and leaders, supporting teachers more effectively in the classroom, evaluating teachers and leaders with consistent and objective criteria, rewarding great teachers and leaders with performance-based salary increases, and more effectively using data to inform decision-making, among other things.


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May 30, 2016
The Michigan State University Board of Trustees is considering banning open-alcohol on-campus. The ban does not apply to designated areas for tailgating and special events. It also excludes dorms.
According to Terry Denbow, MSU Vice President for University relations, "It would just bring us up to conformity with other ordinances and laws within our regions."
Most students said the proposal doesn't bother them.
MSU is the only Big Ten University that currently allows open-alcohol on campus.
The board is expected to vote on the proposal February 11.
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Welcome to Teeing Off, where Devil Ball editor Shane Bacon and national columnist Jay Busbee take a day's topic and smack it all over the course. Suggest a future topic by hitting us on Twitter at @shanebacon and @jaybusbee. Today we look at Tiger Woods' chances this week at the British Open.
Bacon: It's British Open week, and for the first time in 2014, Tiger Woods is in the field at a major championship. Considering the injury, the time away from competitive golf and his 74-75 missed cut at the Quicken Loans National event, his only start before the Open, is he seriously a contender here or is this just prep work for Valhalla?
Busbee: You and I hit the local muni to work out the kinks in our game. Woods gets to loosen up at the world's greatest courses. And make no mistake, that's all he's doing here, getting loose. Were this a familiar locale like Augusta, I'd feel a lot better about his chances to make a decent showing — not a win, let's not get crazy — but Hoylake will demand the kind of precision approaches and delicate putting touches that only come from repeated practice. Yes, Woods won here, but 2006 was a generation ago. Was Jordan Spieth even out of middle school then?
Bacon: The thing that is such a bummer about all of this is that Hoylake is the course that Tiger Woods should be winning on. I know '06 was another lifetime for the golf game of Tiger, but he can still think his way around a place like he did back then, an obvious advantage over a lot of the field. But, as you say, winning this golf tournament with this amount of preparation just isn't realistic.
I'm going to go out on a rickety limb and say he will make the cut, but won't do anything spectacular. Same question back at you, and let's add in this component: what if weather becomes an issue? Do you think that could actually help Woods by bringing the rest of the field back to him?
His chipping and putting at the Quicken Loans was horrendous, so if he can somehow get that clicking, I definitely think he has a shot at the weekend, but nothing more than that. If Tiger misses a second straight cut after this surgery, should we freak out as most people will, or just give the man a little bit of time to actually play a few tournaments before giving him a real grade on his return?
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Another forum blamed the car free lifestyle of the people of New Orleans as the reason which prevented them from leaving the city during the disaster. I also heard this same opinion yesterday on the radio as the host declared if the poor people "Only had Cars" the disaster wouldn't have been so great.
Folks. There is plenty of blame to go around as to why this disaster happend in the first place but I'll take this one at a time.
1. High cost of car ownship -- The poor people of New Orleans could not afford a car which is why they were living a car free lifestyle in the first place. When you don't have any money to afford a car, you simple do without. The spiraling cost of motor car ownership is leaving thousands without transportaton and I suspect this will get worse in the future. Furthermore, most of those cars would have been stuck in gridlock once the city got flooded in the first place as CNN showed thouands of vehicles underwater. Bottom line. There no proof at all that tens of thousands of cars would have been the answer.
2. Lack of Rail Service or Public transportation--- The city of New Orleans had very little in the form of public transportation which gave the citizens little options when the disaster struck. Other than Amtrak, there is no commuter rail service leaving the city which could have been used to evacuate tens of thousands to safty. People think in natural disaster, a car would be a savior but when the people are too poor to afford a motor vehicle, rail or bus service would have been a better alternative. What was the first thing the mayor was asking for after the storm? Hundreds of Buses!!
3. Lack of leadership -- It seems everyone is quick to a car free lifestyle as the problem but in fact was the lack of leadership. The Presidents budget cuts for the city of New Orleans prevented the Army Corp or Engineers from completing the necessary work that might have prevented the disaster in the first place. No Emergency assistance from Washington during the crisis, lack of evacuation from the governor, the list goes on and on. Lets put the blame where it belongs and not on the carfree lifestyle.


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"No" was the name and the battle cry of a 1988 campaign aimed at ending the dictatorship of Chile's Gen. Augusto Pinochet. After 15 years in power following the violent overthrow and suicide of democratically elected President Salvador Allende, Pinochet, responding to international pressure, particularly from Pope John Paul II, called a plebiscite to determine whether he would remain in power. Chilean voters were given a choice: Vote "Yes," and the military junta led by Pinochet would retain control of the country. Vote "No," and machinery would be set in motion to permit a free presidential election and a return to democracy.
"No" is a gripping dramatization of the effort to oust the dictator. Its hero is, of all things, an ad man named Rene Saavedra. Played with a sense of calm deliberation by Gael García Bernal, Saavedra is a composite creation of Chilean director Pablo Larraín and screenwriter Pedro Peirano. A reluctant recruit to the cause, he comes up with a plan for an advertising campaign that relentlessly accentuates the positive. Rather than focusing on the regime's brutality, he designs a campaign that uses a cheery jingle, sprightly dance numbers and a bright rainbow logo to drive home the message, "happiness is coming" if only people will vote "No."
The similarities of this campaign to Coke commercials is noted by an outraged member of the "No" leadership, who thinks it trivializes the plight of Chileans. But Saavedra resolutely makes the case that his "spoonful of sugar" approach is the best way to offer hope to a people grown hopeless under years of repression.
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Rachel Zoe turned 40 yesterday! There were lots of birthday tweets, but the sweetest was from Molly Sims: "Wishing you a Very Special day for your birthday @RachelZoe! Kisses to Skyler!" Skyler, of course, is Rachel's five month old baby with husband Rodger. We all know having a baby was not on Rachel's "to do" list, but now that he's here, Rachel wouldn't have it any other way. In fact, when he was born in March, Rachel tweeted: "He is everything." Now, Rachel is combining motherhood and fashion, and sharing what she knows in "The Zoe Report."
The funniest thing Rachel shares is that "traveling with a baby is not stressful." What? This is Rachel Zoe, we're talking about, right? She makes everything stressful! Okay, maybe she wrote that after being up all night with Skyler, so we'll let it pass. (We all know new moms don't always think straight.) Absurd comment aside, Rachel has some product suggestions that are pure Rachel Zoe. Like the Marc by Marc Jacobs nylon diaper bag ($288.00 ) and the Aden + Anais Muslin Swaddling Blankets ($32.00). But it's not all as high priced as you might assume. I think Rachel actually tried hard to find items on the list that many people can afford. In fact, you only need a mere $1799.00 to let your little one live like Baby Zoe. But we're pretty sure Rachel's holding back on us. Think mink diapers and diamond studded bottles. Until Rachel comes clean with that baby list, you can check out the rest of her somewhat reasonable baby choices at rachelzoe.com.
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May 18 2014
The outcome of this election also illustrates what happens to a party which is not only disconnected from the electorate, but also from its cadre. For too long, the Congress high command has been deaf to both its voter and its worker. The coterie that surrounds the 'family' spends all their time pandering to it, that too insincerely. The 'family' has faced severe criticism in the wake of this huge defeat, but it isn't solely to blame. For the party is so dependant on the 'family' that if the 'family' were to disassociate itself from it, the party would not survive.
This is the Congress of the 'loyalists'; their self-seeking loyalties are for the 'family', neither to the party nor to the electorate. This result is the direct consequence of that 'loyalty'. Indira Gandhi in her insecurity made 'loyalty' the sole criterion for ascendance in the Congress and her heirs have allowed that to thrive. Modi is no different, but he is different in the sense that he has not allowed himself to be disconnected from either his grassroots cadre or the electorate.
Throughout the past five years, ever since Modi made his ambitions clear, he has forced the Congress to be on the backfoot, defending themselves. Even the 'family' has been subjected to intense attacks. As in cricket, when one surrenders a yard more to the bowler, one finds it much more difficult to counter attack. No army has ever won a war by fighting from behind the front, an attack can never happen when one is constantly looking over one's shoulder. Modi forced this and the Congress never ever took the attack to him. None of the 'leaders' stood up to counteract Modi. Congress's spokespersons on television have been by far the most pathetic. When they themselves were not convinced about what they were saying, how could they ever convince the viewers? Expecting Rahul to do the magic on his own was being too optimistic.
As long as only 'loyalty' to the family is the criterion for ascendance in the party, it can never revive itself. The Congress was the mother of democracy in India and yet today it only practices a mockery of democracy internally. Its democratic practices are rigged and manipulated, and if that doesn't change, the party will go on being a parasite on the family. The family, the glue that holds the party together, must remain, but then every other subsequent post must be selected through fair and free party elections. The Congress must become truly of the people if it wants to be be accepted by the people.
The party has always been served and strengthened by the Seva Dal — its grassroots outreach arm which linked the people with the leadership, both in the regions and in the centre. But Seva Dal has been reduced to a mere ceremonial guard, doing flag hoisting and being a cheerleading squad for undeserving leaders. If the Congress is to reinvent itself, Seva Dal will have to be revived with an infusion of selfless volunteers with the dedication to build the party and not aggrandise themselves. This band of volunteers must remain independent and insular from the electoral side of the party.
The Congress and its leadership must also respect constructive criticism. It has become a habit of the top leadership to treat criticism within its ranks as a threat and reject it. In this, the 'family' is guilty too. And if this 'family' wants to remain relevant to Indian politics, this is the time to gets its house in order. All the Delhi Darbaris must be discarded and purged. The people have shown them the door, its time the high command does the same. They are nothing but self-serving parasites, and parasites as we well know, only weaken the host. Loyalty is fine but ability is more essential.
If this isn't done now, there is no hope for the Congress and Indian democracy will end up becoming subservient to the megalomania of one man.
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Stone's red hair seemed a natural fit for the part, however, as Webb points out in the statement, Stone's real hair color makes her a better fit to play Gwen Stacy, played by Bryce Dallas Howard in Spider-Man 3 and Peter Parker's love interest in the comic books before Mary Jane.
The chemistry between Andrew and Emma was stunning and made Emma the clear choice. At the heart of the story of Peter Parker is not only the amazing Spider-Man, but also an ordinary teenager who is wondering what he has to do to get the girl. Andrew [Garfield] and Emma will bring everything audiences expect to these roles, but also make them their own. Much to my surprise, it was fun to find out that our choice for Gwen (Emma) is also a natural blonde.
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"If a guy's half a pound over and he's trying, I won't (penalize him)," said Aaron Wellman, SDSU's football strength and conditioning coach. "I don't want to create a situation where guys are doing the wrong thing to lose weight, like going into the sauna in a rubber suit.
"But if you're a repeat offender, then we have to look for some other form of motivation. . . . You can't be overweight and expect to move well."
Can't argue with that. Excess heft clearly hurts a player's endurance and his agility, makes it harder for him to shed blockers and find flattering pants, and takes a toll on both the heart and the upholstery.
My own sloth aside, this is a serious matter. A recent study of nearly 3,700 Iowa high school linemen found that 45 percent were overweight and 9 percent could be classified with severe adult obesity. Football's trenches, it seems, are a magnet for trenchermen.
Trask Iosefa has gained control of his diet by eliminating sweets and drinking more water. He has slimmed down from 309 to 285 pounds, and rewards his discipline with weekly binges from McDonald's Dollar Menu. Ernie Lawson prefers to indulge his cravings with Trujillo's California burrito.
It can be a cruel thing, curbing a big man's appetite, and it is crueller still when one man remains exempt in the midst of so much sacrifice. While his fellow linemen have been under pressure to scale back, Aztecs offensive tackle Peter Nelson has been encouraged to eat; to pack another 15 pounds on a frame that carried about 275 last season.
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i saw a chicken one..in the college of winterhold..i killed it,had a $400 bounty on my head..they all attack me, i kill them..then i jump off a cliff due to the fact i killed half the college..so i reload..THERE'S THE DAMN CHICKEN AGAIN!! this time i do it quietly and no bounty :) so crouch and kill the chickens (while sneaking) and you won't get a bounty. :) (so evidently chickens are people too)
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In a 1940 letter to his daughter written six months before his death, F. Scott Fitzgerald said, "Once I thought that Lake Forest was the most glamorous place in the world. Maybe it was." Sixty-six years later, as I drove through the Illinois suburb that sits thirty-two miles north of the heart of Chicago's Loop, I kept looking around and wondering to myself what exactly it was that Fitzgerald found so great. I thought about him as I drank a coffee at a Starbucks that wasn't there the last time I'd visited, and I noticed that the McDonald's drive-through near the Metra train station seemed to be buzzing. All the suburban trappings I recalled from a childhood spent on the North Shore of Chicago were still there. To me, Lake Forest was a place I'd gotten to know by peeking through frosted car windows on my way to early morning hockey practice as a kid. Cozy, definitely, but not exactly the sort of place I associate with the Roaring Twenties decadence and wild parties conjured by Fitzgerald's name.
Founded in 1861, Lake Forest, Illinois, was originally built as a college town by Presbyterians. After the Civil War, the city attracted residents whose last names were synonymous with the building (and a decade later, the post–Great Fire rebuilding) of Chicago. Thanks to its tranquility and natural beauty, as well as its isolation from main roads, Lake Forest became the Chicago metropolitan area's most desirable neighborhood, attracting Rockefellers, Armours, Medills, and Marshall Fields. Lake Forest was the Greenwich of the Midwest: a haven for robber barons and meat packers far from the strikes, riots, and muckrakers that threatened the wealth and safety of the early twentieth century's 1 percent. By the city's 150th anniversary, in 2011, Lake Forest had served as the setting for a best-selling novel (A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, by native son Dave Eggers) and Oscar-winning film (Robert Redford's Ordinary People). But the city's first true claim to literary fame came in 1925, as a passing mention in the first chapter of The Great Gatsby, in which we learn from narrator Nick Carraway that Tom Buchanan has bought a string of polo ponies from Lake Forest. Carraway is amazed that a man of his own generation is wealthy enough to have done so.
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While Baz Luhrmann's Great Gatsby trailer is on everyone's lips, it's far from the first time F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel has been captured on celluloid. Everyone remembers the 1974 Robert Redford vehicle, but there was also the 1949 adaptation and, before that, a silent 1926 version scripted by Fitzgerald himself. All that survives—to anyone's knowledge—is the footage that follows.


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Interview with successful Design Blogger Grant Friedman of Colorburned.com . If you wanted to know who the man behind Colorburned is here is your chance to find out. Check it out.
1. Thanks Grant for taking part in the Interview. I have been following Colorburned for quite some time now and must say you have very unique content. Could you start off by telling us a bit about yourself? What got you into Design Blogging?
Thanks Jacques, I really appreciate that. I do my best to be original; sometimes, I do a better job than others. To start, my name is Grant Friedman. I am the person behind Colorburned.com, a graphic design blog that specializes in giving away free design resources, tutorials, and information. I started blogging about design in May of 2008 right after I left my position managing several websites for the Commonwealth of Kentucky (U.S.A). Originally, Colorburned was a portfolio website but eventually I started releasing freebies and writing about design. It took several months but eventually traffic started to increase and things really started to take off.
2. Have you always wanted to be a Designer since a young age or has your interested jumped around a bit?
Looking back, creativity was always a part of my life. As a kid, I was always drawing (or attempting to) or trying to build toys of my own. I distinctly remember building little space ships out of poster board and tape. Unfortunately, I didn't discover design until college; which is sad because I really missed out on a lot of learning opportunities. As it turns out, I went to school for a lot of things. First, I was a political science major, then business, then computer science, then graphic design, then advertising, and finally telecommunications. Some people might say I was indecisive, but I say that I was just ruling out the things I really didn't want to do.
3. Apart from being a Design Blogger you are also a Freelance Designer, how do you find the time to blog and design successfully?
I've been blogging full-time for a while now. I take a freelance job from time-to-time but lately I've been spending so much time with the blog that I've had very little time to work on any other projects.
4. Could you maybe describe to the readers what your average day is like from when you get up until you go to bed?
The one thing about being a blogger is that no 2 days are alike. Most of the time I wake up, check my email, log on to Twitter and Facebook, check my RSS feeds, and site statistics, then proceed with any projects that I have for the day. Once I have finished, I head to the gym, have a nice dinner, and then get ready to do it all over again the next day.
5. You run a very successful blog Colorburned, why did you start Colorburned? Was it just a hobby? How did Colorburned change your life when it really took off?
Thank you! I really appreciate that. I'm very happy with the success I've seen so far. Having a blog has given me the opportunity to write a book and connect with a community of other designers that I would not otherwise have the ability to connect with. In the beginning, it started as a means of gaining exposure while I hunted for a job. The more I blog however, the more I find that I really enjoy it.
6. You are a very active person in general, designing and blogging but, do you have other hobbies besides sitting in front of the computer?
Sure! I like to play cards, I love to go to the race track to watch the horses, I enjoy a good workout at the gym, a good college football or basketball game. I love to travel and be with my girlfriend.
7. What is your current setup? Do you work from home or do you have a office? What equipment do you use?
Sometimes I feel like I work on a punch card machine. My computers are fairly old. I have a Dell desktop and laptop circa 2004 and am currently biding my time until I feel comfortable enough to purchase a couple new Macs to replace them. I work from home. I've carved out a nice corner of the house where I do all my work.
8. If you had to choose between being a Full-time Designer or a Full-time Blogger what would it be? and Why?
I would probably choose to be a full-time blogger. I love to design but blogging gives me the ability to truly be my own boss. A freelance designer, for instance, might not have a boss but they are still answerable to their clients. Bloggers, on the other hand, are only answerable to their readership which I think is pretty cool.
9. Do you have any good tips for aspiring bloggers and designers?
I think the best thing that a blogger can do is to always be kind, courteous, and above all, helpful. The more that you blog, the more you will find how interconnected the community is. The small blogs depend on the big blogs for traffic; the big blogs depend on the small blogs to provide content. So it doesn't matter how many readers you have, the community is all intertwined and cannot work unless we all support one another.
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Hi. I read a few of your other posts and wanted to know if you would be interested in exchanging blogroll links?
I would like to put a link to your site on my blog roll if you want to do the same for mine. It would be a good way to build up both of our readerships.
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Last week I was working on a 'cosy' feature for Woman magazine and it got me thinking about how I got started in interiors. It was all down to cushions. Well actually it was because I got really into making elaborate tassels and needed somewhere to put the tassels, which led to cushions and onto curtains and the rest, as they say, is history!
I can't be the only one with a mild obsession with cushions can I? It's just, I can't get enough of them, and I also can't choose just one! The key is to have lots to choose from, after all, if you have enough you can move them around your playing with the look on a regular basis - a boudoir cushion can look great in the living room and a living room cushion can work in the dining room: it's the new quick decorating fix. Forget about paint - just move your cushions around to feel like you have a whole new colour scheme, or better still treat yourself to some new ones each season. Other halves look away now because you just don't get it - they always move them out of the way when they sit down don't they? Or is that just mine?!
There's something about typography on a cushion that's so enticing - whether it's simply a 'Paris' logo or a whole quote, I love it. Betsy Jarvis is a new find for me, but I love her vintage designs so much I may need another, longer sofa…
When it comes to sheer cosiness you can't beat the wool cushions and throws from Peacock Blue. I bought a check throw of theirs around 10 years ago and it's just got better with age.
For something a little bolder, I've got my eye on the scrabble letters from The Letter Room - quirky and cool and great for adapting to modern and classic looks as the mood takes you...
A big trend in homewares this season is travel, whether that's a cushion in the shape of a stamp, postcard or simply with a skyline silhouette or name. The look is taking over from the huge Union Jack trend, which I'm sure will come back even stronger next year with the Olympics.
What do you think of the Montmartre cushion from Very Nice Things and Stamp cushion from Shop On Your Doorstep - rather wonderful, don't you think?
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Milagro Cantina in Kirkland offers an inviting atmosphere and some standout Mexican food.
By 6:30 on a Saturday night, the party's in full swing at Kirkland's flashy three-month-old Mexican restaurant, Milagro Cantina.
A foursome hovers at the entrance to the packed bar and lounge (seating capacity 60), where bottles perch in the dark outstretched branches of a "Tequila Tree" attached to the pale stone wall. Eyeing the boisterous crowd nursing fruity, chili-stoked margarita cocktails, lavender- perfumed mojitos and martinis made with Tito's pot-stilled Texas vodka, they weigh the unlikelihood of snagging a booth or a table any time soon.
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He came to work here after a long stint at Bellevue's Bis on Main, as did executive chef Chris Peterson. His menu roams familiar South-of-the-Border terrain — tacos and enchiladas, ceviche and chiles rellenos, rice and beans — but with the same panache that informs the décor. Milagro is more Barrio than Bimbo's.
A pair of salsas comes gratis, but you must ask. Make sure you do. A bowl of pickled vegetables complements both the mild green tomatillo and the searing, smoky red sauce. "Tres guacamoles" (not gratis) come variously and happily tricked out, either with garlic and chili, mango and pine nuts, or pomegranate and almonds. No mundane tortilla chips here: a wire basket holds brittle tostadas seasoned with chili powder, spices and salt.
Hand-pressed corn tortillas, soft and pliable, make tacos and enchiladas especially appealing. Tacos come in seven varieties, among them a saucy pork with pineapple (al pastor); tender, rich beef with avocado (barbacoa); and rotisserie-cooked chicken dressed thrillingly with radish and a dark red salsa of mulatto and cascabel chilies.
Chicken enchiladas come with smoky, tequila-spiked pinto beans and red rice dotted with carrots and peas, but tacos come solo. Just $4 each (a dollar less during happy hour), count on two to fill you up, especially if you add a side of beans (pinto or black) or rice. (Try the cactus, pepper and cilantro-flecked green rice for a rare treat).
Green rice accompanies butter-soft pan-roasted Pacific sea bass encircled with a sauce of Serrano chilies and tomatoes briny with capers and green olives. It's one of the "large plates" that allow Peterson to flex his fine-dining muscles.
Braised lamb shank is another. A meaty bone of Mesozoic dimensions surfs an ocean of Oaxacan red mole. It rests, alas, on slightly undercooked white rice, but the flesh is properly weak and the complex sauce, by turns bitter and sweet, suggests chocolate, cinnamon and clove, with an almost floral finish.
Large plates also include a couple of overwrought combos so common on Mexican menus. I don't see the point of crowding shrimp-and-crab-stuffed chiles rellenos (plenty of seafood but a bit too much potato filler), lobster enchilada (scant lobster but a rich sauce), plus a taco of your choice along with rice and beans together on one plate. All are available individually, which to my mind is a much better way to enjoy them.
Some of my favorite dishes are vegetarian. Sopes de milagro, a trio of oven-crisped masa cups, goes unabashedly earthy with a filling of mushrooms, onion, goat cheese and huitlacoche crema. Chipotle crema amplifies the smoky char of Ensalada de Nopalitos, a warm, chopped, roasted vegetable salad mixing cactus (nopalitos), zucchini, shiitake, corn and Fresno chilies.
Everyone seems to want churros for dessert. Hot and light under a veil of cinnamon sugar, they are certainly preferable to gummy mango flan. But if your lips still tingle from those tostadas, you'd be better off with sorbet from Olympic Mountain — or maybe another margarita.
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Deacons Sting No. 60 Jackets, Cut Down Longwood
April 15, 2012
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - The Wake Forest men's tennis team upset No. 60 Georgia Tech 4-3 in a four-and-a-half hour marathon and then cruised past Longwood 6-1 in the nightcap to sweep its final matches of the regular season on Sunday at the Wake Forest Tennis Complex.
The Demon Deacons will be the No. 10 seed in this week's ACC Championships, which will be held at Cary Tennis Park in Cary, N.C., and will play their first round match on Thursday at noon against Clemson. The Deacons defeated Clemson 4-0 in the first round of last year's ACC Championship but fell to the Tigers 4-3 last Friday in this year's regular season match. For ticket information, please visit the tournament homepage.
Wake Forest won an extremely close doubles point against Georgia Tech to take a 1-0 lead. The Yellow Jackets earned a quick win at the No. 3 position, but both of the other matches would come down to tiebreaks.
At No. 2, Danny Kreyman and Adam Lee battled Vikram Hundal and Sebastien Lopez, jumping out to a big lead in the tiebreak and holding on to take the match 9-8 (3). Simultaneously with the conclusion of the No. 2 match, David Hopkins and Amogh Prabhakar saved match points at 7-8 to force a tiebreak of their own. Like their teammates, they also took an early lead in the breaker and won by the same scoreline, 9-8 (3), to give the Deacons their seventh doubles point in 11 ACC matches and an early 1-0 advantage.
"The doubles point was so crucial - we won two tiebreaks," said Lee. "It was great to get the win heading into the ACC Tournament."
Georgia Tech won at No. 6 singles to tie the match 1-1 and then took its first lead of the day at No. 5 where the Yellow Jackets' Hundal saved three match points to defeat Tsai 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (8).
Hopkins earned his best win of the year for the Demon Deacons at the top position, knocking off No. 48 Spir 7-5, 7-5 to even the match at 2-2.
The three remaining matches all went to three sets. Prabhakar finished first at No. 4, coming on strong in the final frame to top Lopez 6-0, 3-6, 6-1 and put the Deacons in front 3-2.
That left Danny Kreyman at No. 2 and Adam Lee at No. 3 on the court, both just starting their final sets. Lee broke his opponent Melian at 3-3 and then held to go ahead 5-3. A Melian hold sent the Lee out after the changeover with a chance to serve out the match for the Demon Deacons at 5-4, and the Wake Forest sophomore came through, finishing off a 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 win that gave the Deacs their third ACC victory of the year.
"I had quite a few things going through my head," said Lee. "(On match point) I just wanted to hit the serve and come in after that, and it worked."
After the match had been decided, Kreyman fell 7-5 in the third set to Miljevic to make the final margin 4-3.
In the second match of the day against Longwood, Wake Forest easily cruised in doubles to take a 1-0 lead. Lee and Wells finished first at No. 3, topping Nobu Tanaka and Steed Johnson 8-1, and Sherwood and Tsai clinched the point at No. 2, shutting out Harry Kelleher and Edward Becker 8-0. No. 48 Hopkins and Prabhakar completed the sweep at No. 1, taking down Giorgi Khmiadashvili and Daniel Elston 8-4.
Prabhakar won quickly in singles, dispatching Elston 6-1, 6-2, and Hopkins followed with a 6-3, 6-0 win over Tanaka to make the score 3-0 in Wake Forest's favor. Tsai clinched the match for the Deacons at No. 5, topping Kelleher 6-4, 6-3.
Sherwood made the score 5-0 with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Johnson at the bottom singles position, and Wells picked up the sixth point with his first singles win as a Demon Deacon, defeating Becker 6-3, 6-2 at No. 4.
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The holidays are a difficult time for families in need. When those families struggle just to put food on the table and clothing on their family's back, finding money for Christmas presents is very stressful. That's where San Diego Self Storage (SDSS) steps in. Today, they kicked off their 14th annual Toys for Tots drive.
J. Terry Aston, SDSS managing partner, indicated that they are starting their collection campaign this early so that there will be ample lead time for families to sign up for toys prior to the holiday season. The deadline to sign up is November 5. Families who want to sign up for assistance can go to the Toys for Tots web site to sign up.
The idea for Toys for Tots began in 1947 when the wife of Major Bill Hendricks, USCR, made a doll. She asked Bill to deliver the doll to an organization who would give it to a needy child at Christmas. Bill couldn't find such an organization so she suggested that he start one.
So he did. With the help of a group of Marine Reservists in Los Angeles, they collected and distributed 5,000 toys that year to needy children. It was so successful that the Marine Corps adopted Toys for Tots in 1948 and they have been collecting and giving away toys since then.
Toys for Tots does not provide a list of recommended toys to donate. Instead, they suggest that people consider what might be an appropriate gift for their own child or for a relative. If they know that that child would like a certain gift, chances are very high that other children similar in age would like that gift, too. Those are the gifts, then, that people should donate.
However, they do provide a few ideas for pre-teens because shopping for that age group can be quite difficult. The following items could include (but are not limited to): radio controlled cars, hand-held electronics, skateboards and helmets, sporting equipment, books, cosmetics, purses, watch gift sets, board games, curling irons, and hair dryers. Please do not donate realistic looking weapons. They will not be distributed.
Typically, Toys for Tots are for children up to age 12. However, local communities that have signed up as a campaign site may choose to extend the age limit to 14-16 year olds.
The official Marine kickoff event for toy drive will take place aboard the USS Midway on Saturday, December 1, 2012 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Admission is free with the donation of a new, unwrapped toy. There will be raffles, prizes, and refreshments throughout the day.
SDSS has 17 locations throughout San Diego. All are drop-off locations for Toys for Tots making it easy for people in the community to make a donation.
Sources Used:
"San Diego Self Storage Launches Toys for Tots Holiday Drive." Mini-Storage Messenger; 23 October 2012.


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