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Miranda Kerr turned airline fashion into Milan runway fashion when she modeled the new uniform in Sydney for Qantas Airways. Although you might not think high fashion when you think of stewardesses, Kerr sure made it look good.
The Victoria Secret model looked absolutely brilliant in the new airline uniform sporting a lack trench coat with a multi-colored dress underneath and a perfectly matched fedora.
Kerr was also apparently glad to be back home for a bit, Tweeting a photo of herself in the uniform along with the hashtag '#still call Australia Home.'
In a press release that Kerr did before the unleashing of the new uniform she stated that she was very excited to be a part of the Qantas campaign because she travels often and she is well aware of how vital it is to have a space that you can stay in to just unwind or relax while traveling. She added that it is also important to make sure that there is some way to stay connected with the world until the flight takes off.
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Interrogation transcripts attainted by Ynet reveal chilling tale of terrorist recruitment, training process. Read how Samir al-Baraq reportedly being held in Israel grew from a biology student to terrorist involved in secretive al-Qaeda chemical division
Aviel Magnezi, Elior Levy
Published: 11.18.13, 10:29 / Israel News
Aviel Magnezi, Elior Levy
In 1998, Samir Abed Latif al-Baraq was a BA student in biology in Pakistan
when he decided to become an 'a-aa'dar' and start planning for a jihad
that he believed would soon begin. He went to an Islamist militants' camp in Afghanistan and tried to convince some of his friends to go with him. It was the first of many training camps in which he would spend time in upcoming years, training to become a terrorist.
Ynet has attained his interrogations' transcripts from the defense establishment, dating back to his arrest at the Allenby Bridge crossing in 2010. The records shed light on the path that he chose, and how he managed to make use of his academic education to become a member of al-Qaeda's mysterious
"biological project," and not just a regular terrorist.
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When he got to the camp in Afghanistan, he and his friends quickly learned how to operate weapons and how to make and use poisons, such as cyanide. In the summer of 1998, on his way back to Pakistan, he started talking about an attack on Israel for the first time.
In the coming years, after each trip to the military training camp, al-Baraq's standing became greater. He started talking to Palestinian students from his former university in order to train them and then send them to the West Bank
in a bid to train additional Palestinians and have them join the terrorist organization.
When the interrogators asked him about this, he responded: "Yes, this is true. The plan was to arrange military training for additional people in the West Bank so they would have the ability to defend themselves in the event of an Israeli attack against them."
On one of his trips to Afghanistan in 2001, while he was staying in what he called a "special guesthouse for mujahideen activists," two local activists came to talk with him and told him about the al-Qaeda member Ayman al-Zawahri
– at the time a senior member in the organization and today the leader (after Osama bin Laden's assassination) – who was interested in al-Baraq's activities and wanted to work with him.
"One of them told me that al-Zawahri was looking to find someone with my experience for al-Qaeda," he said. "I agreed. I understood that I was going to be part of the organization's microbiology division."
Ynet learned Sunday that al-Baraq has been jailed in Israel since 2010. Last month, al-Baraq petitioned the High Court against the injunction, seeking to be released to the West Bank – and the court is expected to rule on his request Monday.
The defense establishment, fearing that such an act would be a "point of no return in the development of jihadi infrastructure in the region," is claiming that the arrest was warranted, and that there is no other way to prevent the large-scale regional risk which his release poses to the public.
Al-Zarqawi was very pleased to meet with al-Baraq, and asked him to connect between him and his friend Halil in Jordan. "I told him in detail that my friend takes Israelis from the border crossing (with Israel) to the hotels in Jordan, and he knows exactly where they're staying," he said in the investigation. "He said he was interested in meeting Halil so he could perform an attack against Jews in Jordan."
He lost contact with his son in 2002, and only after a year Samir called to tell his family that he was in jail for eight months in a Jordan General Intelligence Directorate facility. After a short period he was jailed again in Jordan, this time for five years, from 2003 to 2008. Hilmi said during all those years he was never brought to trial on the charge of connection to the radical Islamist group. Despite his son's admission in the interrogation, the father still doesn't know about the weeks in which his son was in the Guantanamo Bay detainee camp in Cuba.


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During the second quarter, the number of homes nearing foreclosure accounted for 12 percent of total home sales, with banks agreeing to more transactions at prices below the outstanding mortgage balance, RealtyTrac reported in releasing its second quarter data this week.
What's more, pre-foreclosure homes took an average of 245 days to sell after receiving the initial foreclosure notice–that's down from 256 days in the first quarter, RealtyTrac reports.
Sales of homes in the foreclosure process or short sales sold on average for a 21 percent discount–or an average sales price of $192,129–compared to the sales price of non-distressed homes.
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Some 30 young men and women who have left their families in North America and Europe have come to begin their conscription process to the IDF; top preferences include Sayeret Matkal and Oketz
Noam (Dabul) Dvir
Published: 08.22.13, 00:19 / Israel News
Noam (Dabul) Dvir
While friends in their hometowns in North America or Europe are already planning their Master's degree, 30 young men and women came to the Jerusalem IDF Recruitment Center
Wednesday to begin their conscription process as part of the Tzofim's Garin Tzabar.
These youth are here to become part of the IDF in active duty, and become immersed in Israeli society. One of them, Ilana Tsur, from Connecticut, is reflective of her near future. She says Israeli reality is starkly different than the American one, wondering how she could survive for weeks in basic training without her cell phone.
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Ilana and her peers are part of a group of 400 men and women, aged 18-22, from the US, Canada, Europe, Australia and South America, who have made aliyah to Israel with hopes of joining the IDF.
Amongst the boys in Garin Tzabar the most requested units are elite volunteer units such as Sayeret Matkal (General Staff Reconnaissance Unit), Shayetet 13 (commandoes), Duvdevan,
and the Paratroopers Unit. Girls generally prefer to serve in the IDF Canine Unit "Oketz", to become army medics, or to serve in the IDF Education Corps. Neta Galeb, from Canada, says she feels "Oketz" was made for her, as she loves dogs, and can't wait to start her time in the army.
When asked about life without her family in Israel—especially during the holidays—she
has said that the Garin has become somewhat of a family, as well as family members she has who live in the south. Likewise fellow Canadian Nir Frenkel, 22, says he has plenty of family in Israel, and that members of the Garin with families in Israel often take members who have none to celebrate holidays and Sabbaths with them. He sounds motivated yet hesitant about immersing in the Israeli Defense Forces, and says his biggest problem is being homesick, especially for his beloved dog.
Nir Frenkel and Neta Galeb
Tzabar is a unique project which gives young olim a community framework that allows them to more easily face not only social but also bureaucratic difficulties during their aliyah.
At first members live in an ulpan and later on move to young neighborhoods in Jerusalem, with the intention of becoming immersed in daily Israeli life.


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CodeBlack Films will be making a splash at this year's American Black Film Festival, which starts today, June 19, and ends on Sunday, June 23.
The Jeff Clanagan-run Codeblack (a Lionsgate company) will screen 3 films at the festival - 1 of them making its world premiere: Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain, which is the festival's closing night film on June 22.
Codeblack did very well with Hart's last concert movie, Laugh At My Pain, in (2011); Let Me Explain is scheduled to debut commercially in theaters on July 3, 2013, after its ABFF premiere.
The other 2 films the company will screen at the festival this week include:
- George Tillman Jr.'s The Inevitable Defeat Of Mister And Pete, the festival's opening night film, which stars Jennifer Hudson, Skylan Brooks, Anthony Mackie, Jordin Sparks, Jeffrey Wright, and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, in a drama that sees Jennifer Hudson as a drug addict mother whose arrest forces her son and his best friend to fend for themselves.
The script was penned by Michael Starrbury, and by co-produced by Alicia Keys.
Read our review of the film HERE.
- Charles Murray's feature debut, Things Never Said, which stars Shanola Hampton, Omari Hardwick, Elimu Nelson, Tamala Jones, Dorian Missick and Michael Beach.
In the micro-budgeted drama/romance, a young woman struggles to realize her self-worth, purpose and potential via spoken-word poetry.
Things Never Said is produced by Omar Albertto and Brian Lewis.
Read our review of it HERE.
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- Bryan Fuller's Munsters reimagining, Mockingbird Lane, is probably not moving beyond pilot. Unless it is. While Deadline reports NBC is looking very likely to pass on the project, Fuller himself claims, "NBC just informed me the Deadline article regarding #MockingbirdLane was Dead Wrong." The series was set to star Jerry O'Connell as Herman, so rest assured, no matter what NBC decides, the show will still happen in at least one of O'Connell's Sliders-verses.
- What is happening for sure is another season of Boardwalk Empire. In light of consistent ratings for the latest season, as well as recent recognition by the Children's Television Workshop, HBO has ordered a fourth run of the show.
- Television ratings measurer Nielsen has unveiled a new, expanded system to account for audiences watching programming across various digital platforms. It's presumably called "a view counter."
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The lawyer for a 25-year-old New Zealand man who pleaded guilty to beating a police officer and stealing a patrol car has blamed his client's crime in part on playing Grand Theft Auto – and the judge apparently agreed.
As reported by the Dominion Post, attorney Cris Nicholls argued at the sentencing hearing for Tim Reid that his client's behavior was influenced by the game.
From the news account:
[Reid] committed violent offences and compulsively played Grand Theft Auto. Mr Nicholls said a video game that showed violence toward police was a public safety concern, with the game promoting the behaviour…
Wellington District Court judge Denys Barry jailed Reid for five years… He said Reid was hardwired for violence and anti-social behaviour and programmed by his recreational pursuits.
GP: Reid, according to the report, began smoking pot at age five. He had been physically and sexually abused while growing up, and continues to abuse drugs and alcohol. He has priors for assault and robbery. Moreover, he is a 25-year-old man, not an impressionable adolescent.
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It may long be a historical paradox that Arizona was passing the nation's toughest immigration law at a time when illegal immigration was significantly declining.
Some will argue Arizona's get-tough approach to undocumented migrants triggered this large outflow and shrinking inflow of illegal immigrants. But much larger forces were at play.
We are on the cusp of a change that the hard-line approach doesn't acknowledge. Unless Arizona begins to recognize the nature of the change and act on an emerging new reality, our state will miss opportunities.
What's changing?
Mexicans are finding increasing economic opportunities at home. Mexican families are smaller, with birthrates dropping to two children per woman in 2011, down from 6.8 in 1970.
More children have access to education. There also is a growing awareness that crossing the border illegally has become prohibitively dangerous and expensive as a result of increased border enforcement.
Couple that with the reduced demand for labor in the United States as a result of the Great Recession and the painfully slow recovery, and you have illegal immigration decreasing.
Douglas S. Massey, co-director of the Mexican Migration Project at Princeton University, has done long-term studies of migration patterns. He wrote in a blog for CNN that "the rate of new undocumented migration from Mexico dropped to zero in 2008 for the first time in 50 years."
According Massey, new undocumented immigrants are not headed northward and former undocumented migrants are coming back in reduced numbers.
What's not happening, though, is what the restrictionists insisted would happen if only we passed laws that made life tougher for undocumented people living here.
This "does not reflect a significant move toward 'self-deportation' among undocumented residents present in the United States," Massey wrote. "Long-term undocumented residents are less likely than ever to leave."
This determination to stay suggests a real commitment to this country by these undocumented residents - and a high level of assimilation. It is a powerful argument for a legalization process that would allow these individuals - about 3 million of whom were brought to the country as minors - to be offered a way to earn legal status.
Massey cites increased use of guest-worker programs as another reason for declining rates of illegal immigration. Yet agriculture and other industries heavily reliant on migrant labor still face labor shortages.
The changes in Mexico - and the growth of a Mexican middle class that loves to shop in the United States - shows the folly of continuing to act as though the realities along the border remain what they were in the 1990s.
Arizona and the nation need to take another look.
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A new playground is taking shape at the East Portland Community Center - construction is expected to be complete by the end of next month.
On Saturday, join Nick, Portland Parks & Recreation Director Mike Abbaté, and community members to celebrate another new playground in East Holladay Park from 11 am - 12 pm.
These new playgrounds are part of our E205 initiative, which brings parks improvements to underserved neighborhoods in East Portland. 40% of Portland families with children live in East Portland neighborhoods, but there are fewer parks for them to enjoy. To date, ten parks - including East Holladay - have received new amenities including playgrounds, benches, water fountains, new trails, and garden plots.
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Taking Libraries into the Community: Beyond Brick Borders
I'm back home after a whirlwind of a long weekend in D.C. and it's strange indeed to be wearing a sweater against the cool and overcast weather here in Venice, CA after that astonishing and record-breaking D.C. heat. Here's a … Continue reading
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The American Library Association's photostream on flickr® is a fun look at the 2010 ALA conference, whether or not you are there.
ALSC at ALA Annual Conference
Don't miss any of these great ALSC events happening in DC! More information is available on the ALSC website. A printable version of ALSC programs happening at Conference is also available on the ALSC website. Friday, June 25 ALSC 101 … Continue reading
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Reading with Ranger
The Allen County (IN) Public Library has Paws to Read, a program where trained therapy dogs and their handlers listen to children read. My five-year-old was thrilled to share stories with Ranger last night at the Grabill Branch Library. I … Continue reading
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Discover D.C. – The Great Blogdown to the 2010 ALA Annual Conference – #8
We're in the home stretch — less than a week and a half before thousands of librarians and library staff from all over descend on Our Nation's Capital. And just in time for everyone's arrival, Washington's Metro transit system will … Continue reading
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Application process open for 2011 Emerging Leaders
The American Library Association (ALA) is now accepting applications for the 2011 class of Emerging Leaders. Applications can be found at http://www.ala.org/cfapps/emergingleaders/index.cfm. The deadline to apply is July 30. The program is designed to enable a group of library workers … Continue reading
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It's summer. For children's librarians in a public library, this means only one thing – Summer Reading Club (SRC)! This summer we're Making a Splash at my library, so we've decorated our department like it's underwater and I thought I'd … Continue reading
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Discover D.C. – The Great Blogdown to the 2010 ALA Annual Conference – #7
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Wow, Mike learns a lesson about what real friends are. Gangs seem like friends, but when his "friends" let him take the fall for stealing the boat, he learns that those "friends" are just users. This is a great series, and i hope this show gets to dvd, and this episode is a great example that you can have entertainment, AND a story that reinforces good morals.
I watched this episode on HULU, otherwise i have found NO episodes ANYWHERE online or in stores. If you do, please contact me, i miss watching this series back in the late 1990s. It was like a family version of Baywatch.moreless


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NFL: Fresh faces getting head coaching chances
NFL owners and team presidents and general managers are quick-triggered: 23 head coach changes the last three seasons. But give the decision-makers credit in this regard. They don't fire coaches just to bring in retreads.
Eight NFL franchises replaced coaches this off-season. Seven of the eight never have been NFL head coaches, unless you count Bruce Arians, who filled in for the Colts' cancer-stricken Chuck Pagano this season. Only Andy Reid has run his own team before.
Two years ago, eight jobs came open, and seven were filled by first-time head coaches; only John Fox in Denver had run his own team before.
Last off-season, the NFL turned to three veterans to fill its seven head-coaching openings – Mike Mularkey in Jacksonville, Romeo Crennel in Kansas City and Jeff Fisher in St. Louis. Mularkey and Crennel already have been fired.
The NFL periodically falls prey to the same line of thinking that permeates through the NBA and baseball. Experienced coaches/managers are hired, even if that previous experience was not so successful. After the 2009 season, only three jobs came open – and they were filled by Chan Gailey, Mike Shanahan and Pete Carroll, all with previous NFL head-coaching experience.
But in recent years, the NFL is getting its head coaches from all kinds of places. College coaches are in vogue again (Chip Kelly and Doug Marrone this year, Greg Schiano last year). Offensive coordinators (or to a lesser extent defensive coordinators) always are popular (Mike McCoy and Rob Chudzinski). Interim head coaches always have a shot (Arians this year, Crennel last year, Leslie Frazier the year before that). The Bears even hired a coach from the Canadian Football League in Marc Trestman, though he has plenty of NFL assistant-coach experience.
Here are the head coaching hires in the last 10 years, with those with previous NFL head coaching experience in bold:
Arizona: Bruce Arians
Buffalo: Doug Marrone
Chicago: Marc Trestman
Cleveland: Rob Chudzinski
Kansas City: Andy Reid
Jacksonville: Gus Bradley
Philadelphia: Chip Kelly
San Diego: Mike McCoy
Indianapolis: Chuck Pagano
Jacksonville: Mike Mularkey
KC: Romeo Crennel
Miami: Joe Philbin
Oakland: Dennis Allen
St. Louis: Jeff Fisher
TampaBay: Greg Schiano
Carolina: Ron Rivera
Cleveland: Pat Shurmur
Dallas: Jason Garrett
Denver: John Fox
Minnesota: Leslie Frazier
Oakland: Hue Jackson
San Francisco: Jim Harbaugh
Tennessee: Mike Munchak
Buffalo: Chan Gailey
Seattle: Pete Carroll
Washington: Mike Shanahan
Cleveland: Eric Mangini
Denver: Josh McDaniels
Detroit: Jim Schwartz
Indianapolis: Jim Caldwell
Kansas City: Todd Haley
New York Jets: Rex Ryan
Oakland: Tom Cable
St. Louis: Steve Spagnuolo
San Fran: Mike Singletary
Seattle: Jim Mora Jr.
Tampa Bay: Raheem Morris
Atlanta: Mike Smith
Baltimore: John Harbaugh
Miami: Tony Sparano
Washington: Jim Zorn
Arizona: Ken Whisenhunt
Atlanta: Bobby Petrino
Dallas: Wade Phillips
Miami: Cam Cameron
Oakland: Lane Kiffin
Pittsburgh: Mike Tomlin
San Diego: Norv Turner
Buffalo: Dick Jauron
Detroit: Rod Marinelli
Green Bay: Mike McCarthy
Houston: Gary Kubiak
Kansas City: Herm Edwards
Minnesota: Brad Childress
New Orleans: Sean Payton
New York Jets: Eric Mangini
Oakland: Art Shell
St. Louis: Scott Linehan
Cleveland: Romeo Crennel
Miami: Nick Saban
San Francisco: Mike Nolan
Arizona: Dennis Green
Atlanta: Jim Mora Jr.
Buffalo: Mike Mularkey
Chicago: Lovie Smith
New York Giants: Tom Coughlin
Oakland: Norv Turner
Washington: Joe Gibbs


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@ Lad Your last post still didn't actually explain why you stated that VR's return to Yamaha is disadvantaged compared to when JL was No2 to VR.
I seem to recall jarvis saying that he felt the team didn't NEED Rossi - but thats not the same as saying that he didn't want him & had a preference for another rider. After Jl's experiences with VR before, it'd hardly be a shock if he'd rather have had someone else though.
But VR hasn't got No2 status, but equal everything it seems, so I still don't get the basis for your claim.


text: Home Culture Libyan Plane Crash Kills 96, Dutch Boy Survives The 10-year-old is thought to be the only survivor of the crash at Tripoli's airport. By: Authors Posted: May 12 2010 9:00 AM 0 At least 96 people are dead after a plane crash at Tripoli's airport in Libya. The only known survivor at this point is a ten-year-old Dutch boy. A Libyan plane crashed Wednesday on approach to Tripoli's airport, killing at least 96 people and leaving a field scattered with smoldering debris that included a large chunk of the tail painted with the airline's brightly colored logo. A 10-year-old Dutch boy was the only known survivor. Afriqiyah Airways said its Airbus A330-200 arriving from Johannesburg, South Africa was carrying 104 people — 93 passengers and 11 crew. Libyan Transport Minister Mohammed Ali Zaidan said rescuers were still searching for the rest of the victims. ... The Airbus A330-200 arriving from Johannesburg, South Africa was approaching the airport in the Libyan capital Tripoli when it crashed at around 6 a.m. (0400 GMT, 11 p.m. EDT Tuesday) There was no immediate word on the cause, according to a statement by the airlines posted on its website. Afriqiyah said flight 771 left Johannesburg at 1 a.m. Wednesday (2300 GMT Tuesday, 8 p.m. EDT Tuesday). The airlines later issued a second statement saying a search-and-rescue operation at the crash site "has now been completed and casualties have been moved to various hospitals." It said Tripoli was the flight's final destination. Continue reading about the crash at The Associated Press Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Powered by Livefyre 0


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The Games People Play
Sometimes this city can be consumed by its sports, or so it seems. From high school to college to professional, Cincinnati loves a game. Football season flows into basketball, which runs right into baseball -- and all the while there's the dating game.
Dating provides great conversation among girlfriends, and this week I was among 425 women at the annual Christmas luncheon for the Neediest Kids of All. It would be interesting to know what the ratio of married women to single women was in this crowd. I'm betting I was definitely in the minority by the interest in my social life at our table of 12.
Sometimes it's fun to watch the horror on girlfriends' faces as I mention aspects of dating that have changed since high school. They can't imagine going to a singles event or online dating services, but the days of flirting at a locker have long passed. I share the juicy stuff and enjoy watching my married comrades drink and smoke in the afternoon. I think if they did it more often, perhaps more would wrap themselves in cellophane to greet husbands home from the office.
With a smile on my face, I ducked out to meet Richard for a quick cocktail at P.F. Chang's to discuss the game plan for Saturday. He had secured me for a double commitment weeks ago that I thought was a University of Cincinnati basketball game and a dinner party. My biggest concern was the attire required, but when I realized it was the Crosstown Shootout, I was more enthused. Turns out the dinner was a retirement event that secured my ticket to the game as Richard needed a "safe date" since it was work-related and all. It cheered me to think of myself as "safe," as many would consider me all too dangerous. But, hey, I'll play the role and enjoy the muscles on the court beforehand.
Leaving Chang's the snow had started to fall, and I had just enough time to duck into a store or two before my next social commitment. Christmas shopping is more palatable to me when spread over time and done after a cocktail anyway. One gift procured, I decided to duck in Victoria's Secret -- or Vicky's, as we call it -- as I had a gift certificate left over from last year burning a hole in my wallet. I was drawn immediately to delicate pink lacy stuff that was deliciously feminine. The question was do gentlemen prefer black lingerie, or do I really care? After a little debate with the salesgirls, we decided I needed it all. After all, my motto is "Be naughty, save Santa the trip!"
Rushing a bit after my indulgences at Vicky's, I made it to Tropicana at Newport on the Levee where I was meeting my 7 o'clock date a mere 10 minutes late. I was a tad apprehensive about my date, as I'd met him a couple of months prior but hadn't had the opportunity for much conversation. He was attractive, I recalled, and younger was my guess. How young was the debate at the luncheon, which Joan assured me didn't matter. He's legal, and beyond that who cares, she assured me. Turns out he's perfectly handsome and a great conversationalist to the point where I wouldn't care if he was a tadpole.
The crowd at Tropicana was a little sparse, as the weather was the one thing I should have been concerned about but chose to ignore. The snow continued to fall, but inside the drinks were half-price for ladies and the blackjack tables were full. The gaming here is just for fun, the scantily clad dealers assured us, but the original Tropicana in Newport had a checkered past complete with gambling and rumors of prostitution.
The men in the place didn't seem to mind as they were focused on the cleavage and the fringe hemlines that are omnipresent. My date said that even the men's room has hospitality in the form of another pretty young thing handing out towels. I was disappointed that the ladies room had no Adonis-in-waiting, but in a Jeff Ruby restaurant there are always plenty of men willing to make it up to us girls at the bar.
We lingered after a tasty dinner with an amazing chocolate tower complete with gold leaf on top that would make a great accompaniment to the pink and black lacy stuff stowed in my car. But I decided there was no need to rush with this one. Let's just enjoy the ride.
-- Wendy Robinson
Someone Old, Someone New, Something Found, Something Blue
Saturday night my friend Shawn and I drove to Carol's for the Art Aches show held upstairs at Plush. It was the opening of this event, a sale for local artists with nothing over $100. I was happy to make another go at Plush. The weekend before, I met my friend Kristine there and had an awful time.
A friend of Kristine's, with a wavering Australian accent, confessed (she really didn't need to) that she was bisexual (because I really could care less) and promptly spilled my beer. She might have picked up an accent spending legitimate time in the land down under, but she didn't pick up any manners there. Not only did the girl not offer to replace my drink, she didn't apologize or even help clean up the mess. She just walked away.
After the rolling of the Rolling Rock, an ex-boyfriend of mine appeared. It was like someone was pulling a splinter out of my heart. I was determined not to let the ordeal ruin Plush for me.
When Shawn and I walked into the club, the room was brightly lit -- a change from the norm when you can't see who's across the room. It was only $2 to get in, and before I could rummage for money Shawn said, "You're going to buy me a beer."
Normally I don't like to be told what to do unless it's the "Get out of the building, there's a fire" type of order. I realized he'd just paid my way, so I swallowed my pride.
I recognized the bartender from the previous week. Probably the best bartender I've ever met. He's nice, but not sappy, and he's witty. "How are you guys doing?" he asked, a step up from the down-the-nose stare. I bought our beers and we went to check out the art. I immediately saw stuff I wanted but had little cash on me.
When we came across some cool scarves, I knew I wasn't leaving the place without one. Pretty soon my friend Kristine arrived with mutual friends Guy and Steven in tow. I was happy to see Steven especially. A friend of ours had died from cancer exactly one week before. He was the first person our age, in our group of friends, to die. I hadn't gone to the funeral, as I was only an acquaintance, but Steven had. While he relayed the bizarre events, I felt Shawn being neglected beside me.
There was nothing I could do, though, so I just listened.
"You're not going anywhere," I heard Kristine say from behind me. She was referring to Steven's habit of locking someone into a conversation. It was true -- the rest of the room with its artists and wannabes just disappeared. But I didn't care. I like Steven and could have stayed there for hours. He apologized for bringing me down, but it was the contrary. I was concerned and needed to talk about it.
Eventually, we turned our conversation to modern art and how much we hated the lack of attention to detail. How can someone (besides Warhol) get away with a bland image and expect someone to appreciate it as an "idea." I threw out the term "conceptual art," hoping I knew what the hell it meant. My knowledge of art history hits speed bumps after Magritte. Nevertheless, I was glad to have a compatriot. We exchanged numbers and promised to hang out some time.
It was rumored that our friend Mike had some art there at Plush. We broke away to search for it but never found it. Instead, I found myself back by the scarves, asking how to purchase with a credit card. Apparently, this was a point that hadn't been ironed out yet. I was supposed to find the artist, take her to the bar to verify the price and have the bartender ring me up.
At first I found this inconvenient. But as I stood there with Michelle, I got to know her and her work. I bought two of her Tim Burton-esque scarves, one with bells on it. The bartender feigned jealousy and threatened to steal them. It was genius to buy art from a local "starving artist," especially being a starving art lover. At a gallery, I couldn't have afforded it.
I caught up with the crew and we agreed to meet at The Comet. On the way into the bar, I found some credit cards in the street. The name "Joshua" sounded possibly familiar, so Shawn and I turned them in at the bar.
The Comet was packed as Ruby Vileos were playing. Kristine, Guy and Steven were already there. With a little luck, we scored the front table all to ourselves. And we needed it. Pretty soon, my friend Jim arrived and squeezed in with us.
After a while, I felt I was being watched. It was a guy I'd seen the previous week at Ali's Boutique. He'd done this staring thing where you keep looking at the person until they're forced to look back. Apparently, I fell for the trick again and caught him staring as he waited for a beer. Shawn informed me that the guy was in a local band.
"Oh, my god, what do I do?" I asked a girl sitting with us.
"Do something gross," she said, "Start picking your nose."
Unfortunately, I'm too modest for that. Even when you're attached, it's nice to know people still find you worth looking at. I guess he caught me staring and talking blatantly about him. When I looked again, he was gone. But I've a feeling we'll stare again.
Then a guy I'd just met a couple of weeks ago came in and stopped at our table. A new arrival from a very left-wing city, he was new on the scene and a little shy of friends. I remembered his name and a lightbulb went off.
"Joshua, what's your last name?"
It turned out that he hadn't been in the neighborhood since then. The coincidence was unbelievable to both of us. He even checked his wallet to make sure. I ordered him to go to the bar. Normally, I don't like to tell people what to do, but when you find someone's credit cards orders are in order.
Another wave of friends came in, and it began to feel like a reunion. My boyfriend was home sick and I felt a little guilty having a good time without him. Before I left, I savored the moment -- having so many people I cared about with me. It was hard to leave.
My single and non-single minds were battling. But, alas, the "taken" girl won and sent herself home.
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John Norman Making Big Plays for Texas Tech
November 9, 1998
By Charlie Rapier, Texas Tech Athletic Media Relations - John Norman came to Texas Tech as a freshman expecting the opportunity to play his freshman year. The 6-1, 210-pound sophomore from Midland, Texas, has been a huge part of the success that the (6-3, 3-3) Texas Tech Red Raiders are experiencing this season.
Norman has the third most tackles on the team with 75, including two for a loss, a fumble recovery for five yards and one interception against Texas A&M. As the Red Raiders punt returner, he has returned 18 for 168 yards with a long of 28 yards. On kick returns, Norman is ranked first in the Big 12 Conference and Ninth in the NCAA with 10 returns for 284 yards averaging 28.4 yards per carry including a long of 86 yards.
Two weeks ago against then 18th-ranked Missouri, Norman recorded seven tackles. After a bye last weekend, this week Norman and the Red Raider "Swarm" defense are gearing up for a crucial match-up against the No. 18 Texas Longhorns at Jones Stadium marking the last home game for the 1998-99. This weekends game is also the fourth-straight nationally-ranked team that Tech as faced this season.
"The Longhorns are going to be a tough matchup. First we would like to stop their running game with Ricky Williams and then focus on the pass," Norman said.
Norman graduated from Midland Lee High School in 1997 after an incredible high school football career and compiling a list of accomplishment as long as any in the country. He was a Parade All-America selection as a senior and two-time first-team all-state honoree. He was named the state defensive MVP by the Associated Press and was listed as the fourth-best defensive back in the nation and fourth best prospect in the state of Texas by Superprep. The Dallas Morning News and Houston Chronicle chose Norman as one of the top 100 players in the state. The Waco Tribune Herald picked him as one of the top 30. He was named the top prospect in the South Plains region by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and was member of the A-J Fabulous 44. The Austin American-Statesman also named Norman to their Fab 55. Sporting News listed Norman as one of the top 15 defensive backs in the nation and was selected to play in the THSCA all-star game where he recorded 11 tackles in the game. Norman was also a member of the Texas Football Top 75 and was a Student Sport Magazine and Scholastic Coach Magazine All-America selection. He was a two-time district 4-5A defensive MVP and all-West Texas super team member.
During Norman's high school career he recorded 80 tackles, six interceptions, eight pass breakups and two fumble recoveries as a senior. On the offensive side of the ball, Norman led Lee High School with 16 catches for 562 yards and six touchdowns, including one rushing touchdown. As a senior, he registered 21 career interceptions, finished second in the state in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 36.94. He also ran on state third-place 1600-meter relay that ran 3:15.08.
Norman's experience from the change of playing high school football to college was different.
"From playing at Lee to Texas Tech was a big jump. The speed of the game is faster and the players are bigger, stronger and everyone is really good. As coach would say, "there are no chicken fry's out there," Norman said.
Norman attended Texas Tech in 1997. He saw significant action in all 11 games as a backup to all-Big 12 selection Dane Johnson at free safety and on special teams. He recorded 45 tackles on the season, including 26 solos. Norman's top defensive game was eight tackles at Nebraska and recorded his first collegiate interception against Kansas with a 27-yard return to stop the Jayhawks scoring threat. One of Norman's most memorable plays happened when on a fake-punt a pass from Dane Johnson was intended for another player but was deflected into the air and found its way into Norman's hands for a first down. The play was included as one of ESPN's plays of the year. On special teams, Norman returned three kicks for 65 yards on the season, including a 27-yard effort against Oklahoma and blocked a punt to cause a safety against North Texas.
Heading into this season as the starter replacing Dane Johnson at free safety, Tech coaches feel that Norman is a very hard worker and a talented athlete who will be an all-star candidate as a sophomore. He is already probably one of the top safeties in the Big-12 Conference and is a much heralded player with a great team-oriented attitude.
"John Norman has a chance to be a big-time football player. He really enjoys practice every day and works hard. I think he will be playing football for a long, long time. He is a big hitter and is a real leader on our defense," defensive coordinator John Goodner said.
This weekend the Red Raiders will suit up against the No. 18 Texas Longhorns at 6:00 p.m. in the final home game at Jones Stadium for the 1998-99 season.


text: 4 Year Degree (with Year Abroad) Last updated on 6/15/2015 Print this page The American Year One of the key aspects of the four year programme with year abroad is that students spend a full year in America. We have exchange agreements with approximately 45 different campuses across the United States - the largest selection of partners for any American Studies programme. Our four-year Single Honours degree in American Studies is designed for students who wish not only to study the history and culture of the United States but to experience life and work in America. Indispensable to such students is the year in an American University. We have exchange agreements with approximately 45 different campuses across the United States - the largest selection of partners for any American Studies programme. After your first year of study at Hull, you will begin a process of selecting your host campus. This involves a year long module (Introduction to the American Year), in which you will not only be guided through the application and visa processes, but also research for yourself the history and culture of the state and city in which you will be residing. The results you get from your studies in America count for 15% of your final degree classification. Students who spend their third year in America will also return to produce an extended piece of work, entirely of their own choosing, based on original research and study undertaken while in the US. Our current students, for example, have chosen topics as diverse as 'Blaxploitation' cinema, urban riots, gay rights, women's magazines of the 1950s, mormonism, the influence of Fox News on the healthcare debate, anti-Semitism in American modernist literature, the films of Norma Shearer, and the influence of jazz on Jack Kerouac. Participating institutions View as mapView as plain text listTexasUniversity of North Texas, DentonFloridaFlorida International University, MiamiAlabamaUniversity of Alabama, BirminghamUniversity of Alabama, TuscaloosaAlaskaUniversity of Alaska, FairbanksUniversity of Alaska Southeast, JuneauArizonaNorthern Arizona University, FlagstaffMarylandWashington CollegeMassachusettsUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstNorth CarolinaUniversity of North Carolina, GreensboroUniversity of North Carolina, WilmingtonOhioJohn Carroll University, ClevelandIllinoisUniversity of Illinois, SpringfieldIowaUniversity of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls University of Iowa, Iowa CityKansasUniversity of Kansas, LawrenceLouisianaLouisiana State University, Baton RougeCaliforniaCalifornia State University is made up of 23 campuses, to see where these campuses are located, go to the Map of Campus Locations on the California State University website.Bakersfield CampusChannel Islands CampusChico CampusDominguez Hills CampusEast Bay CampusFresno CampusFullerton CampusHumboldt State UniversityLong Beach CampusLos Angeles CampusMonterey Bay CampusNorthridge CampusSacramento CampusSan Bernardino CampusSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversitySan Marcos CampusSonoma State UniversityStanislaus CampusNew YorkState University of New York, AlbanyMaineUniversity of Maine, OronoWisconsinCarroll UniversityWyomingUniversity of Wyoming, LaramieWashingtonCentral Washington University, EllensburgWestern Washington University, Bellingham


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Bonanzaville Raises over $200,000 in Two Months
WEST FARGO, ND- December 19, 2012- Bonanzaville finishes off 2012 strong when presented with the challenge from an anonymous donor, who agreed to match monetary contributions of $50,000 if they were made to Bonanzaville before December 15th, 2012. With some sizable donations in the last days before the deadline Bonanzaville exceeded their goal and raised over $200,000. This includes the $50,000 matching donation, sponsorships, cash donations, and grants that went toward restricted and general operating funds. This will serve as a strong foundation for their fundraising efforts going into 2013.
"We are amazed at the overwhelming community support. We worked extremely hard to make sure we received this match," said Bonanzaville executive director Troy White. " We weren't leaving anything to chance and counted nothing until it was in hand. In the last few days before the deadline, some very generous contributions came through. About $100,000 is restricted for specific projects so we will still need to raise additional funds for our general operations."
This has been a banner year for Bonanzaville, with completion of the new Lucien C. Barnes Pavilion, record attendance at special events, increased facility rental sales, and increased admissions and membership.


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Victor Hanescu. Daniel Brands. Wimbledon third round. Tanking games. Something about spitting at the crowd. A sudden retirement. Now 4 spectators arrested afterward.
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UPDATE #1: Here's how it went down according to SBNation.com. Han had pain in his hamstring and received treatment in the fourth. The crowd started chanting "Victor is weak!" and he complained to the umpire who did nothing. Now in the fifth. At this point he starts to tank his games and goes down 0-2. As he goes to serve in third game of the decider he walks over to the taunting spectators and does the spitting game in their direction and gets a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct.
He intentionally steps on the baseline while serving his final four points, which he loses, to receive foot faults. After Han loses the fourth point he walks over to the umpire, attempts to shake his hand, shakes Brands' hand and walks off the court. Score 6-7 (9), 6-7 (3), 7-6 (9), 6-3, 3-0 for Brands. Phew.
UPDATE #2: So it seems the arrests at Court 18 were not related to the Hanescu incident but were a completely separate occurrence. Also the official statement on the match says, "Victor Hanescu retired from the match due to a leg injury." Uh-huh. Let's keep Court 18 on lock down, shall we?
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Patrick Hampton signed a letter of intent to Southern Wesleyan University's Department of Music, where he will enroll in the fall of 2014. Patrick will participate in the instrumental and choral ensembles as he prepares to earn his degree in Secondary Music Education at SWU, a National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) accredited institution. Patrick will also be a Call Me Mister scholar.
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Gerard and Mary Ann Gilmartin Jacquinot, Scranton, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Friday. They were married July 15, 1961, in Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel by the late Monsignor Salvatore Florey, cousin of the bride.
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Like its predecessor, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is a mix of genuinely funny performances and highly lazy storytelling. You know how it goes: the plot is inane, but a lot of the dialogue makes you laugh. It's hard to respect a movie like that -- but, then again, I'm pretty sure "respect" isn't really what they were going for anyway.
In the sequel, Larry Daley, the hapless former security guard played by Ben Stiller, is now a successful TV pitchman, having invented such handy products as the glow-in-the-dark flashlight. It's been a couple years since he visited his pals at the American Museum of Natural History -- you know, the exhibits and models that come to life after dark, thanks to the magic of an Egyptian artifact -- and when he does, he's alarmed to learn that most of them are being shipped off to the Smithsonian archives in Washington D.C., where they'll sit in storage crates for the foreseeable future.
This is progress, it seems. Dr. McPhee (Ricky Gervais), Larry's old boss, tells him that people are bored with dioramas and wax figures. They want holograms and robots. All these old-fashioned pieces are going to be replaced with state-of-the-art technology like a talking Teddy Roosevelt -- which, strangely, speaks with the same voice as the waxwork Teddy Roosevelt (Robin Williams) from the first film. What, did the graphic artists who created the computer program see him come to life late one night and record his voice? (Sorry. I'll try to keep that sort of thing to a minimum for the rest of the review.)
After everything has been consigned to the Smithsonian's basement, Larry gets a panicked phone call from one of the tiny reanimated diorama figures, a cowboy named Jedediah (Owen Wilson), who somehow not only dialed the phone but knew Larry's number. They're in trouble! Come quick! Larry hops on a plane to Washington and eventually gains access to the archives, thanks to the Smithsonian having an elaborate interactive model of its schematics and blueprints online. It's almost as if they WANT people to sneak down there after hours and mess with stuff!
It seems the life-giving Egyptian artifact, which looks like a golden muffin pan, has been found, and an evil old pharaoh wannabe named Kahmunrah (Hank Azaria) has been resurrected. Once he figures out how to use the artifact, he'll summon his undead army and take over the world. What he doesn't realize, of course, is that he only has until dawn to do it, at which point he'll turn into a statue again.
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Stiller's fine, too, of course. A few scenes (the ones that don't rely on special effects) permit him to loosen up and improvise with his co-stars, which leads to some funny moments with Azaria, with Jonah Hill as a zealous security guard, and with Amy Adams as Amelia Earhart, who (I guess?) had been a mannequin before being brought to life. While most of the film's characters, no matter how ancient, speak rather amusingly in 21st-century lingo (there is some debate over whether Kahmunrah is wearing a dress or a tunic), Amelia Earhart talks in 1930s slang.
Steve Coogan is back as Octavius, a Roman figurine. New characters include Christopher Guest as Ivan the Terrible (who says the correct translation is "awesome," not "terrible"), Bill Hader as a preening and shallow Gen. Custer ("Act first, think later!" he declares while rushing recklessly into battle), and Jon Bernthal as Al Capone (rendered in black and white, which is a nice touch). Various other historical people and creatures show up as required by the story.
Ah yes, the story. Once again directed by Shawn Levy (Cheaper by the Dozen) and written by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon (The Pacifier, Balls of Fury), Battle of the Smithsonian suffers from the same tacked-on message and heavy-handed sentimentality as its predecessor. The story's resolution doesn't make any sense at all, and seems like an ending you'd put in as a placeholder until you could come up with something smarter. Luckily, it's easy enough to ignore those elements and just enjoy the fun.
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The final days of December are not just an excuse to eat, drink and be merry, but also to organize our most beloved cultural offerings into a series of lists. Who am I to buck the trend? With 2009 winding to a close, the time is right to reflect on the past decade and the movies that made it great. Among those honored: Michel Gondry, the French-born auteur whose Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Science of Sleep proved two of the most poignant romances in recent memory, and Jake Gyllenhaal, the quietly effective star of Donnie Darko, Brokeback Mountain and Zodiac.
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