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It appears Kanye West hooked up with a blonde, Katarina Van Derham at BET party. Life & Style magazine claims to have seen Kanye and Katarina canoodling while Kim was at home taking care of North West.
This story is too sweet not to be believed. Kim has close to two more weeks to welcome Kanye West back to her bed, and in the meantime, he seems to be throwing vibes at the founder of a magazine. A blonde with a shyish face, pretty, slim and loves fashion.Sexy Katarina Van Derham
Katarina Van Derham cannot deny that they crossed paths with Kanye, in short, Kanye and Katarina met. What happened when he came out of the VIP section she claims is communication through eyes. Huh.
"Poor Kanye," she told RadarOnline. "He doesn't even know who I am! I never got introduced to him. We never even said a word to each other. They're just looking for stories. I feel bad for him."
Katarina was sitting close to her friend Katie Cleary. This is the model who staged protest last year in front of Kim Kardashian's DASH store in Calabasas. And Kanye appeared to have recognized her, according to Katarina.
"When Kanye walked by, he looked at Katie like he recognized her," said Katarina. "I'm not sure if he just looks like that, but he kind of turned twice and took a second look at her. He looked like he wanted to kill her."
Katarina failed to explain why she was staring at Kanye West from the time he stepped out of the VIP section to seeing him turn twice to look at Katie.
Hard to imagine that there was nothing else she was doing other than to keep figuring out what was in Kanye West's mind. Can't it be a bogus story she gave?
Magazines like scandals. There are thousands of magazines out there that need to be sold. Being a recipe of this scandal, Katarina would have made a major step forward with her magazine though in the short-term, she would have faced backlash.
"I didn't even see him talking to other girls!" Katarina argued. Her eyes were on Kanye West alone at the party. It seems something suspicious happened. Disappointing but Kim Kardashian's booty can act as a tranquilizer.


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One of Hollywood's greatest mysteries is that of Jennifer Aniston, why is she still single and not wifed up? It seems like any man in his right mind would hop at the chance to start a family with this women, unless behind closed door she turns into a Kryptonian snarebeast.
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I found the article "Not one dog is forgotten before God" interesting (We Are One, by Lasha Morningstar, WCR, Oct. 29).
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Re: "Science will never prove that God does exist" (WCR, Oct. 15).
The buzzword in the Church these days is "evangelization." It would seem imperative to begin with our children in our schools and determine whether or not they are being evangelized by people leading authentically Christian lives who can be witnesses to them.
Re: "Prayer is answer to the evil one – preacher" (WCR, Oct. 1).
As board chair for Covenant Health, I was dismayed by the condemnatory tone and absence of facts and evidence in the recent editorial "Catholic institutions must provide a Gospel witness" (Sept. 3).
It was with dismay and a fair amount of embarrassment that I read Joe Gunn's comment "Canadians must till the ploughshares of peace and justice" in Sept. 10 WCR.
So often when it comes to advocating for life it seems as if we Catholics are yelling at a train that has already left the station.
When reading the WCR, I always enjoy reading the letters to the editor to see what is on the minds of other Catholics.
Re: Chris Miller's article Mary's Assumption is the real deal (WCR Aug. 27).
Father Don MacDonald's discerning commentary on Father Robert Barron's underestimation of the Second Vatican Council (WCR, Aug. 20) was a welcome respite from those currently having their way with its meaning and relevance.


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After Laszlo Csatari dies Gerhard Sommer becomes most wanted Nazi war criminal. Who else still on the run? Meet remaining Nazi criminals
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The main wanted criminal whose whereabouts are unknown is Alois Brunner,
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after World War II. Brunner was born in 1912 and last seen in 2001.
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Gerhard Sommer, Germany: A former German SS lieutenant allegedly involved in the massacre of 560 civilians in August, 1944, in Italy's Tuscany region. Since 2002, he has been under investigation in Germany, but no criminal charges have so far been filed.
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Mikhail Gorshkow, Estonia: A former Gestapo interpreter who was suspected of the murder of Jews in Belarus. The United States stripped him of his US citizenship and he fled to Estonia. In October 2011, Estonian authorities closed their investigation against him.
In late July, a former SS captain who is not on the list, Erich Priebke, celebrated his 100th birthday under house arrest in Rome. Priebke was sentenced to life in prison in 1998 for his role in a massacre at Rome's Ardeatine caves in March 1944 that left 335 people dead, including 75 Jews.


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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- For some of us, looking at our calendar can be stressful but that was not the case for dozens of local Pre-K students as they got a calendar of their very own.
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KENT, OH - - The University of Iowa field hockey team defeated Kent State Saturday in an exhibition, 7-2.
"Our attack was very balanced and the team took the game seriously," said Head Coach Tracey Griesbaum. "Our preparation leading up to the game was solid. We have a long way to go but today went really well."
The Black and Gold received contributions from all different areas as eight Hawkeyes recorded at least one goal or assist. Returning starters Meghan Beamesderfer, Tricia Dean, Jess Werley and Sarah Pergine led the charge against the Golden Flashes. Beamesderfer and Dean each recorded a goal and two assists. Werley also tallied a goal and Pergine added two goals and an assist.
Freshman Kathleen McGraw started in goal and played the entire contest. She recorded two saves. Two other newcomers, Geena Lesiak and Sarah Drake also enjoyed solid debuts. Lesiak recorded a goal and an assist and Drake added an assist.
The Hawkeyes dominated field position all afternoon. The stingy Iowa defense allowed only four Kent State penalty corners, compared to Iowa's 16, and allowed only six shots, compared to Iowa's 24.
The Hawkeyes return as the three-time defending Big Ten Tournament champion and 2008 NCAA Final Four participant. Iowa opens the regular season against defending NCAA runner-up Wake Forest Aug. 29 at 11:30 a.m. The Hawkeyes will face 2007 National Champion North Carolina Aug. 30 at 11:30 a.m.
UI Sarah Pergine (unassisted) 2:48/1st UI Tricia Dean (Leslie Pyle) 22:381st UI Meghan Beamesderfer (Dean, Pergine) 25:08/1st KENT Debbie Bell (unassisted) 26:08/1st KENT Debbie Bell (Kittelberger) 28:48/1st UI Becca Spengler (Beamesderfer, Geena Lesiak) 38:53/2nd UI Jess Werley (Beamesderfer, Dean) 45:45/2nd UI Geena Lesiak (unassisted) 51:39/2nd UI Sarah Pergine (Sarah Drake) 54:45/2nd
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The former New York City mayor spoke with more than 1,500 voters at a rally at The Villages yesterday.
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Beachgoers head for the water at La Jolla Cove.
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Bobbing in a kayak in the creamy swell offshore from La Jolla's famous sea caves, I spotted a distant commotion. It looked like something big eating something that didn't want to be eaten. A pod of hungry seals attacking a school of anchovies? Exciting. So I paddled toward the splashing, only to find a swimmer in wet suit and goggles out for his morning workout. There he was, a mile from the beach in the open ocean. The people here are just crazy about the water.
La Jolla has many pleasures, but the sea should get top billing. Just 12 miles north of downtown San Diego, La Jolla—"the jewel"—sits on a coastal bluff above a necklace of coves. It makes sense that artist types were the earliest pioneers; the place begs to be painted. My idea of a getaway here is to never let the Pacific Ocean out of your sight. You can stroll, swim, kayak, and eat a bucket of seafood all within the sound of barking seals. And there's no better time to visit than late fall, when the crowds are gone and the weather is lovely.
La Jolla has a reputation for being a little posh. But if there is money here, it has been put to good use. The newspaper heiress Ellen Browning Scripps fell in love with La Jolla after she arrived in 1897. Miss Scripps (as she's still called around the village) established one of the premier scientific research facilities in the world, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. It is home to the Birch Aquarium, a "living museum" focused on sea life of the Pacific from Alaska to Mexico, with more than 60 marine tanks and a man-made tide pool. Ever wonder what goes on underneath a pier? Watch a school of silvery sardines, bright as new dimes, circling round and round and spiny lobsters loitering in crevices like muggers. Kids press their noses against an exhibit filled with black-tipped sharks prowling in a sleek, ceaseless motion.
At Coast Boulevard in the heart of the village, I begin a mile-long shoreline stroll above rocky grottoes and tucked-away sandy beaches. The water looks as fresh as a shaken martini. Divers in full scuba gear lumber by on their way to water's edge, sharing the sidewalk with shaggy-haired kids clutching surfboards. Around the Children's Pool beach, a crowd watches the resident harbor seals inch across the sand, looking like old men getting out of bed, before they blast off like torpedoes once they hit the surf. To follow them out to the kelp forests, you'll need to visit La Jolla Kayak and rent a boat. "We put Girl Scouts in kayaks," shop manager Jason Burrows assured me. "There's no experience necessary." The La Jolla Underwater Park and Ecological Reserve, which begins at the beach and has a mellow launch, sheltered coves, and water that in November hovers around 60 degrees, is a great reason to grab a kayak and bob atop the waves. (In December, you can spot migrating gray whales.) I paddled over to a row of seven sea caves, where seals hauled themselves out to sun on rocky ledges. Below, I could see the seafloor humming with orange garibaldi and purple urchins. I felt like I was floating through the Birch Aquarium.
All that fresh ocean air can make a mariner hungry. I got a table at Georges at the Cove one night, and the chef killed me with his papery slivers of octopus carpaccio and halibut served bone-in. I honored the fish with every single bite. But my favorite meal was a slow late lunch at Jack's La Jolla, with its three floors of open-air seating. Still salty-skinned from an ocean swim, I started with a riesling as crisp as a finger snap, followed by a platter of crunchy Dungeness crab spring rolls. Then I had a second glass of wine to ponder the ocean view and to raise a toast to good old Miss Scripps, who polished this jewel.
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This article was first published in January 2008. Some facts may have aged gracelessly. Please call ahead to verify information.
Pick up the AAA Southern California & Las Vegas TourBook and San Diego Central & Southern Area map. For more local information, visit www.sandiego.org. Area code is 858.
Birch Aquarium 2300 Expedition Way, 534-3474, www.aquarium.ucsd.edu. La Jolla Historical Society Everything you'd want to know about Miss Scripps, you can learn here. 7846 Eads Ave., 459-0226, www.lajollahistory.org. La Jolla Kayak 2199 Avenida de la Playa, 459-1114, www.lajollakayak.com. Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego View works by Andy Warhol, Richard Serra, and Jenny Holzer. 700 Prospect St., 454-3541, www.mcasd.org.
Brockton Villa Great blackberry pancakes and a veranda with a view of the cove. 1235 Coast Blvd., 454-7393. Georges at the Cove 1250 Prospect St., 454-4244, www.georgesatthecove.com.
La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club Sits right on the beach. Ask and they'll set up a grill and fire pit for you. 2000 Spindrift Dr., 454-7126, www.ljbtc.com. More moderate prices can be found at the tidy Sands of La Jolla. 5417 La Jolla Blvd., 459-3336, www.sandsoflajolla.com.


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Posted: 08/10/2007 - The federal General Services Administration says three buildings and 150 people were evacuated for three hours Friday morning after a small chemical spill at the Lakewood Federal Center.
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Posted: 08/09/2007 - The Pueblo City-County Health Department is urging parents to keep their children's shots current as the upcoming school year approaches.
Posted: 08/09/2007 - Dive teams and a sonar-equipped boat have searched the Gunnison River for a 34-year-old Grand Junction woman who hasn't been seen in more than a month.
Posted: 08/08/2007 - City Street Division Crews closed the westbound lanes at 3555 Drennan Road due to a serious sinkhole that has developed.
Posted: 08/08/2007 - A Catholic priest faces an indecent exposure charge after police said he went jogging in the nude about an hour before sunrise in Frederick, Colo.
Posted: 08/08/2007 - Study says finicky eaters were more likely to eat healthy snacks if they were in McDonald's wrappers.
Updated: 08/08/2007 - El Paso County approved $2.3 million for nine road projects.
Updated: 08/07/2007 - A soldier from Ignacio, Colo. is among three soldiers killed in recent combat in Iraq.
Updated: 08/07/2007 - Seven so-called problem bears have been killed in the past nine days in western Colorado.
Updated: 08/06/2007 - Traffic has returned to normal at the Eisenhower Tunnel after a power failure Monday.
Updated: 08/07/2007 - One of the owners of a Utah mine where six miners are trapped says it will take at least three days to reach the miners.
Updated: 08/06/2007 - One person is dead after an accident on a runway at Denver International Airport.
Posted: 08/05/2007 - Westminster police say a man accused of running a red light in a crash that killed a ten-year-old boy is a suspected Army deserter. Police arrested 21-year-old Joshua Beadle late Friday for suspicion of drunken driving and vehicular homicide.
Updated: 08/06/2007 - Library officials say a patron is suspected of selling hundreds of books, tapes and DVDs he had borrowed.
Posted: 08/05/2007 - A spring freeze is causing troubles with Colorado's peach harvest, resulting in fewer peaches in the grocery stores and predictions of losses for farmers in the tens of thousands of dollars.
Posted: 08/05/2007 - A gun has been found less than a half-mile from where authorities found the burned out car of a missing Grand Junction woman. A man reported finding an unloaded nine-millimeter handgun about six inches off the road.
Posted: 08/04/2007 - In Denver, an alley worker is buried inside a 10 foot trench. The man was reportedly working on a sewer pipeline on Grant Street when the walls caved in on him.
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Like pretty much every major festival this year, Sundance had an incredible amount of quality LGBT film, including the aforementioned likes of "Kill Your Darlings," "Interior. Leather Bar," "Valentine Road" and "God Loves Uganda." But for me, Yen Tan's quiet, moving "Pit Stop" was the ultimate highlight. The film -- which hasn't quite gotten the attention it deserved since debuting in Park City (though it did just get a best first screenplay nomination at the Indie Spirits) -- depicts a series of characters living in small-town Texas, among them two lost gay men in their mid-30s (Bill Heck and Marcus DeAnda). Similar in tone to 2011's queer cinema breakout "Weekend," "Pit Stop" has a sincerity that creeps up on you and will linger in your mind long after the credits roll. [Peter Knegt]
"Stranger By The Lake"
Some films are simply revelations, and Alain Guiraudie's "Stranger By the Lake" definitely belongs in that category for me. Not only did the film -- which premiered at Cannes in May before hitting essentially every major festival (it begins its theatrical run in the US this January) -- make a lot straight people very familiar with the phenomenon of outdoor cruising, but it also got a lot of general praise and attention for a film that is so uncompromisingly and explicitly gay. It's in fact one the purest filmic translations of a gay experience (not every gay's experience, mind you) that I have seen in a long time and it's by far the most artistic approach to something so subcultural. The complete absence of women, the stress on non-verbal language, the unwritten rules of a sexualized and somewhat colonized space and the idea of danger in all that -- it all seemed very familiar. Gay sex as an everyday routine with the everyday world left behind at the car park. A beautiful boy disappears, a new one will come soon. Such a perfect day, and when it gets dark, we go home... or die. [Toby Ashraf]
Xavier Dolan's Big Year.
It nearly takes a suspension of disbelief to comprehend that Xavier Dolan's acclaimed 2009 debut "I Killed My Mother" and 2012's tale of star-crossed lovers "Laurence Anyways" both finally hit the United States just months before his latest "Tom at the Farm" made its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The latter marked Dolan's first foray into genre filmmaking takes a trip down the road into the secluded Quebec countryside where the grieving titular character (played by Dolan himself) must confront his recently deceased boyfriend's mother Agathe (Lise Roy) and brother Francis (Pierre-Yves Cardinal), the latter whom will go to sadomasochistic lengths to keep Tom's mouth shut and maintain the facade that his sibling was solely heterosexual. Tom's visit develops into a case of Stockholm syndrome rampant with homoeroticism wherein he finds himself unable to leave the farm whose strands of wheat have seemed to become one with his golden locks. Classically Québécois combined with the refinement of the American masters, "Tom" has been lauded by some critics as being a step forward in Dolan's career. I personally fail to see where maturity might've lacked in his previous efforts, although sure, "Tom" doesn't contain any slowmo or Swedish pop. Yet the playfulness is as present here as in the phantasms of his other three films, perhaps best exemplified in a moment that shows Tom and Francis snort coke together before doing the tango in a barn, a scene which brilliantly recalls Richard Gere and J.Lo doing much the same in 2004's "Shall We Dance?" The picture's success is much due to this repressed chemistry between the male leads: Cardinal plays the token hot schoolyard bully while Dolan is the pensive victim mad at and for him. As their violent relationship spirals out of control and the farmland descends into a nightmarescape, the thriller foregrounds the true underlying darkness, which as it reads in the backside synopsis of Bouchard's play, that "gay men must often learn to lie before they learn how to love." [Oliver Skinner]


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Ohio County commissioners want a second highway interchange built for The Highlands, and legislation moving through the West Virginia Senate could provide the financial resources to undertake the......
Orphy, you tax and spend democrat! You want the taxpayers to pay for a second interchange up the Highlands? No! Why not? Read "The Highlands Interchange: Pig, Not A TIGER" & "Stewart's Folly: The Highlands Interchange". Google the Highlands Gazette.
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Considering the list of union hack politicians who are pushing this notion, it's pretty clear what this effort is about.
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It is shameful for the Commissioner's to even think of such an idiotic plan let alone to verbalize it. This amounts to grift involving the entire state. The Highlands is a result of small minds thinking big thoughts, and the damage these small minds has done is irreparable.
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never been there but financial data from any government official will never make sense.
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By Sharon Fisher
Congress is voting on the Marketplace Fairness Act, which some people are calling an Internet sales tax. That's not really accurate, and could be confusing as well. This is not a new tax — just a new, more reliable way of collecting an existing one.
When you buy something at a store in Idaho, you pay sales tax on it. What you may not know, though, is that when you buy something on the Internet, you're supposed to pay sales tax on it too. However, most Internet companies aren't obliged to collect tax on their sales the way regular stores are. Instead, the customer has to keep track of their online purchases and at the end of the year, pay a "use tax" on their Idaho income tax form. It's like when you go to Ontario to buy a car and still have to pay use tax in Idaho when you bring it into the state.
Based on federal law, the only Internet stores that have to collect Idaho sales tax are ones with a presence in Idaho – and sometimes not even then. For example, when Cabela's opened its retail stores in Boise and in Post Falls, it said they were a different part of the company from its catalogues, and because the catalogue part didn't have a presence in Idaho, it wasn't required to collect the tax.
If you haven't been calculating and paying your use tax every year, you're breaking the law. And you have a lot of company – it's estimated that Idaho loses as much as $35 million a year on uncollected use taxes. And this is well known; some Internet companies even promote the lack of a sales tax, when in reality there is a sales tax – it's just not their problem to collect it. In addition, brick-and-mortar stores inside Idaho are at an disadvantage –they do have to collect the sales tax, so their customers have to pay 6% more than they would to buy the same product online.
Both the state and the federal government need to do something for this to change and have Internet companies responsible for collecting sales tax the same way brick-and-mortar stores do. First, the federal government has to change its law that requires a physical presence in a state to collect sales tax there. This is what the Marketplace Fairness Act, which the Senate just passed, does. (Senators Risch and Crapo voted against it, partly because they felt the $1 million exemption for small businesses was too low.)
Second, a number of states, 24 by now, have joined the "Streamlined Sales Tax" initiative, which is intended to make it easier for merchants to collect and distribute those sales taxes once the federal government changes its part of the law. When the Marketplace Fairness Act passes, the states that have joined the initiative can start receiving sales tax from those
Then-Governor Dirk Kempthorne added Idaho to the Streamlined Sales Tax initiative in 2005 as an executive order. However, executive orders typically expire after four years, unless they're ratified by the Legislature. Several attempts have been made to do this through the Legislature, and each time, it's been shot down in the House Revenue and Taxation Committee. So even if the House goes on to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act – which a lot of people doubt is going to happen anyway – Idaho wouldn't be able to start receiving this tax from Internet vendors until it joins the organization.
Nobody likes paying more money, but this is not new money – just money that you should have been paying all along.


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I would like to set up an account for the reception desk.
We have work shifts for that position.
So I thought to create reception and then share mail folders to the work shifters.
It would have been nice because I could see who sent emails ( as zimbra writes on sender "On Behalf Of: user@zimbradomain") so I can know who at the time was at the desk.
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If I Had the Time and Talent, This is What I Would Do in My Bedroom, Too (CC: Mia Gentile) (VIDEO)Meredith Carroll
There's a lot I would do it I had some extra time on my hands. Take up knitting, for instance. Organize my daughters' clothes (for the nth time). Start running (for the nth time). Record the Stanley Steemer commercial jingle in my bedroom in a number of different musical genres.
I never gave much thought to the latter. But then I saw this video on YouTube that was created by a New York-based singer/actress, and realized it's my calling. Sure, it doesn't speak to my talents (of which I really have none), but what Mia Gentile does in two minutes, 57 seconds, is what I was meant to do. If I had time. And the ability. But, like I said, I have neither.
Which is why I'm enjoying this video more and more with each viewing. Because Mia Gentile has the time and the ability, plus a little something extra that's just pretty special. And hilarious.
I think you'll enjoy it, too. Take a look:
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- 15 Vintage Ads Show Santa Claus Smoking Like a Chimney Instead of Climbing Down One (PHOTOS)
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Grant Will Aid YWCA Transitional Housing
January 2, 2014
A $467,000 grant from the Federal Housing Loan Bank of Pittsburgh will help the Wheeling YWCA provide local women who have just been released from prison with a place to liv....
uglyassmf& others- That is the political climate today.Our taxes go for nothing.
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Good story uglyass, explains a lot about your posts! LOL
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lol..richard..don't you know all domestic violence cases are the mans fault? what is wrong with you?? Women have never abused men ever. Not physically nor mentally. that's what the deputy told me when my wife cracked me across the kidneys with a pool cue because I wouldn't give her any money and urinated blood for 8 days. They told me to go some where else and stay and leave HER alone...****
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See article from 12/31/13 "East Wheeling Housing on Hold!" and now you know the rest of the story!
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What about housing for male ex-prisoners?????
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This is great news. Additionally, Mary & Martha House, which is part of the Lazarus House Corporation, has been providing such service since 2009.
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King Bio Homeopathic's Weather Changes helps with aggravations from changing environments including: stiff, painful limbs/joints/bones/scars, allergy/cold/flu symptoms, dry lips/mouth, fatigue, congestion, runny nose, headache, restlessness, foggy mind. Considered for individuals having difficulty adapting to the climate in which they live or are visiting, as well as indoor environments. Use preventively, as well as for general health enhancement.
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King Bio began pharmaceutical manufacturing in 1989. King Bio Natural Medicines have been developed by Dr. Frank J. King Jr. As founder and director of the King Health Center Inc. in 1979, Dr. King developed a research team to test and correlate various natural therapies and their clinical results.
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Between the 19th and the 23rd of May, Las Vegas was once again host to the IBM Edge conference. Throughout the five days of the event, more than 5,500 technology leaders and practitioners from 55 countries participated to hundreds of sessions and discussions around the latest developments in Storage Management, IT Operations Analytics and Cloud Optimization.
Right from the beginning – the General Session on the first day of the conference – leading IBM experts like Tom Rosamilia (Senior Vice President, IBM STG) emphasized what was to be the underpinning theme of the entire event: 'Infrastructure matters because business outcomes matter'. Why? Also on the first day of the event, IBM revealed some of the results of its latest wide ranging study of organizations (due to be released in July 2014); thus, according to the results, even though seven out of 10 organizations recognize the importance of IT infrastructure for competitive advantage and revenues, less than 10% of them say their existing IT infrastructures are fully prepared to address the proliferation of mobile devices, social media, data analytics and cloud computing.
Consequently, the follow-up consisted of several important announcements around storage and infrastructure innovation, over the following days, such as: FlashSystem 840 and the IBM FlashSystem V840, bringing new capabilities through IBM's VSC, Elastic Storage, which can manage up to a Yotabyte of information across various storage environments, LTFS (Linear Tape File System), EasyTier, IBM's storage tiering tool and more. You can read all about these recent announcements here.
Steve Wojtowecz (@steve_woj), VP Storage & Network Management SW Development, showed the economic and functional advantages of IBM Virtual Storage Center over competitors such as EMC Virtualization Solutions and VMware Tools, and talked at length about the value of Software Defined Storage in an interview with theCube crew - bit.ly/1oOR7qQ. You can watch many of the great interviews and more of theCube's videos from IBM Edge 2014 on YouTube here or their channel here.
May 19th also brought EdgeTalks at IBM Edge: a special session hosted by Surjit Chana (Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, IBM STG), whereby TED Talks speakers Ron Finley, John Wilbanks and Peter Singer shared their inspiring insights and experiences with innovations in fields ranging from organic food forests to the latest cybersecurity concerns that affect the world. You can see the replay here.
On another front, the MSP Forum hosted impactful discussions around strategies for flexible hybrid cloud implementations and the priorities, challenges and opportunities that MSP decision makers have when it comes to software defined automation.
The second day of the event kicked things into full gear, mixing an exciting general session focused on Creating an Agile Infrastructure with the Solutions Expo, which displayed all the IBM Software Defined Environments, System Storage, Power Systems and Pure Systems solutions, brilliant music with Sheryl Crow and 11-year old prodigy guitarist Brandon Niederauer, great laughs with Tom Cotter at EdgeLOL and, naturally, lots of sessions about Software Defined Storage, VSC and Cloud. The latter held a lot of weight, due to the estimated 61% of enterprises that will be using a hybrid cloud environment this year. Indeed, signals from across the industries seem to confirm that hybrid may be the winner in the debate of public vs. private cloud, which is why the day also saw IBM's announcement of its Cloud Manager with OpenStack platform.
By the third day of IBM Edge 2014, more than 55 million impressions worldwide had been generated by the social media activities around the conference. The Social Lounge set up at the event encouraged all participants to be active in social media and the associated crowd chat led to many interesting discussions between analysts, experts and practitioners. Technical Edge - more than 150 expert technical sessions and hands-on labs, covering 14 technical tracks (including Software Defined Environments (SDE) and Storage), Winning Edge – sessions dedicated to providing cutting edge education, insights and opportunities for Business Partners and Sellers, and Executive Edge – talks around overarching aspects of Cloud, Big Data and storage infrastructure, were in full swing, and they were followed, on May 22nd and 23rd, by further engaging sessions around storage, IT Operations Analytics, Workload Automation, ITSM and more.
To wrap up, here are some more replays from the conference that you can watch at your leisure: http://www.livestream.com/ibmedge. Here's looking forward to next year's edition and hoping that it will prove as much fun for participants as the one that's just ended.


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Spanning 130 square miles along Colorado's spectacular front range, Academy District 20 serves the educational needs of Colorado Springs' north end. Located in one of the state's fastest growing areas, District 20 includes the United States Air Force Academy and covers terrain ranging from foothills to prairie and rocky cliffs to dense forest. It is a district steeped in history and a continuing tradition of excellence in education for over 40 years. District 20 is one of the premier school districts in the State of Colorado, and is a key factor to the popularity and desirability of Pine Creek
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I just saw this Cliff Bar Ad on Youtube...
In the ad it says that a gallon of Gasoline has 20 pounds of CO2 in it.... HOW THE **** CAN THAT BE? A gallon of gas does not mass 20 pounds! Matter is Matter.... It cant change mass, just form. If a gallon of Gasoline weighs 10 pounds (the weight of a gallon of water... I figure its close enough), How the hell do you get twenty pounds of CO2 out of that?????? Even adding the Oxygen from the atmosphere it wont go up that much! I mean the gasoline is a complex hydrocarbon, made up of H, C & O.....??????
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Do you see yourselves as part of a continuum of those kinds of comedic films?
Heffernan: I think so. There are lovable characters. There's some high brow mixed with some low brow humor. We make movies about guys hanging out together to have fun.
Chandrasekhar: I talked to Landis about our films and how the end the "Super Troopers" is like the end of "Animal House" and he said, "Oh I know. I've seen the movie. I know where you got it."
Was Landis a main source of inspiration?
Chandrasekhar: Yeah. Absolutely.
Heffernan: The movies that we watched when we were in the formative years or whatever were "Animal House" and "The Blues Brothers".
Chandrasekhar: "Trading Places."
Heffernan: Those were all in our wheelhouse when we were discovering comedy.
You shot "Babymakers" on 35mm film. Was that a choice made out of custom or habit, or an artistic preference?
Chandrasekhar: It's custom and habit, and a belief that the image looks better than digital video. Specifically when you're photographing older actors, and frankly women. There is far too much detail in (digital) video. If your lead actress doesn't look good, you're blowing the whole show business element of this. We're here to make jokes and look good.
Heffernan: It doesn't matter what you shoot me on!
Chandrasekhar: You look better on film than you do on digital video! That's a fact. The edges of the image aren't as rounded. In a 35mm frame everything is just softened a little bit. I mean, they'll figure it out in the next three years. There's a camera called the Alexa that's very impressive. Maybe we'll do that on the next one, but I don't know. While we were shooting this I heard Quentin (Tarantino) said, "If I have to shoot anything on digital video, I'll just stop making movies." I love that.
Tarantino and Nolan might be the last men standing.
Chandrasekhar: Yeah. I just like how it looks.
What's next for you guys? Is there a "Super Troopers 2" in production?
Chandrasekhar: Yeah, if we can work this legal issue out with Fox on "Super Troopers," there will be a "Super Troopers 2."
Heffernan: The script is written. We've handed it into the studio. They've loved it.
What's going on with Fox?
Chandrasekhar: It's really a financial problem.
Heffernan: There's an accounting thing on the first movie. Once we get passed that issue, which will happen very soon, we should be able to move forward.


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Sophomore Molly Alexander reports from Veracruz, Mexico where she and the rest of the Canadian Under-20 Women's National Team defend their Confederation of North and Central American and Caribbean Football (CONCACAF) title at the 2006 Qualifying Tournament Jan. 18-27.
Jan. 17, 2006
The past few days have been pretty eventful. When I arrived in Veracruz, there was no one at the airport to pick me up and they had lost my bags. (I got them back by the way) After a $15 dollar cab ride, I arrived at the FIESTA INN PLAYA. It's a beautiful resort on the ocean, equipped with everything we could possibly need here.
We have trained twice a day for the past two days. Our first training session consisted of some passing and moving, crossing and finishing and some "travel recovery work." When we showed up for a our second training session, the entire Trinidad and Tobago team was playing a game and took their sweet time getting off the field, even if it meant walking through our drills to do it.
The next day we moved to a different stadium. So far the fields here have been terrible. We are definitely spoiled at Washington State. Both training session that day consisted of small intense games, finishing work, and our own time to focus on technical work. At the end of every practice we work on set plays and tactical structure. You wouldn't believe how long they make us cool down and stretch for.
We woke up this morning to hurricane winds and were forced to stay indoors, as it would have been very dangerous to go and train outside. The waves are incredible huge, the pool has lost a foot of water, tiles are falling off the roof and sand is all over the hotel but supposedly it should be much better tomorrow. :)
They have given us some time to ourselves to go shopping, do homework and watch movies. We even got some time on the beach to play in the waves.
Hope all is well back in Pullman. I promise that the next one will be shorter, but I had to compact three days into one email!!! MISS YOU GUYS.
p.s dinner time: food is pretty great.


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AOptix (www.aoptix.com), a pioneer in ultra-high capacity wireless communications, will be joining other thought leaders in 4G/LTE and 5G Backhaul as they present in 4G World's "Next-Generation Backhaul for 4G Networks" panel on Wednesday, September 10. CTIA and 4G World are co-located with Super Mobility Week, being held September 9 through 11 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The mobile backhaul panel discussion will focus on technology options available for 4G/LTE service providers to support 4G traffic, enable new revenue streams, and future-proof their backhaul architectures. Jennifer Pigg Clark, Vice President at 451 Research/Yankee Group, will moderate the panel. AOptix will also exhibit on the Super Mobility Week show floor in the Mobile Backhaul Pavilion, Booth #4055.
"Mobile data traffic has surged at an astonishing rate in recent years, which has caused our networks to experience tremendous bottlenecks. No area of the mobile network feels the strain more than backhaul networks," said Amit Khetawat, Director of Products at AOptix. "As 4G adoption accelerates, mobile carriers continue to look for solutions for increasing backhaul transport capacity. This panel discussion will provide a focused view of what's on the horizon for next generation backhaul and will discuss the requirements and various approaches for implementing each."
Additional information about the 4G World Next-Generation Backhaul Networks Panel can be found here. Executives from AOptix are now available for scheduling customer meetings and media and analyst interviews. Contact AOptix here for more information.
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AOptix Technologies Inc. delivers wireless communications technology and equipment that provide carrier grade availability and long-range, ultra-high bandwidth to solve mobile backhaul congestion and other communication challenges for network operators, enterprises and government agencies. AOptix developed Composite-Optical RF (COR) technology from patented optical technologies originally developed for scientific research and advanced defense applications. AOptix is a privately held company based in Campbell, Calif. http://www.aoptix.com
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The market is acting as if there isn't a worry in the world. Is this the final pump before the dump?
I see bulls, many many bulls
Nervous times for investors at the moment. Anyone think Wesfarmers are a good / poor buy?
With the onset of the 14th Baktun, bringing the forces of change and a new evolution of consciousness, my investment perception & awareness is changing dramatically...by next coming Monday, I shall invest only in stable earnings companies, with strong dividend growth and capital gains and short all the rest, only the best. No more speculative companies (mining), no more overvalued financial companies, my consciousness is shifting to stable International companies and dumping local ones. The shift is coming.
Good onya Dan
we are approaching the finishing line for the day above asx 200 4600 great. The skilled migrant arrivals are going to need somewhere to live. What is that likely to do to house prices? Mm!
What are the skilled migrants going to do while the economy is shrinking? Oh that's right they will be in the NW building the LNG white elephants.
House prices continuing the downtrend. Enjoy!
Come on CSR only 1/2 cent to go . This bottom feeder [as Allan likes to call me} is looking to have a very very happy Xmas
You paid $3 didn't you?
Or was that $2 back in 1981?
$1.83 on 23/10/12 + div n/f Sold @ $2.00
= $2000 - exes Ta very much.
You were saying about UBS?
''After an upturn lasting a decade, the commodity super-cycle's end is at hand,'' says the head of investment strategy for Australia at UBS, Mark Rider. Rider, who has worked for the Reserve Bank of Australia as the head of economic activity and forecasting, says the forces of supply and demand that contributed to a rapid and sustained rise in commodity prices over the past decade are now driving prices lower."
Yikes! What will that do to house prices?
Allan Sell your house now.
No thanks I like it here. If I was in Perth I would sell in a heartbeat.
Beautiful ramp. And on the very same day the clowns at ASIC announced they were 'clamping down' on window dressing with their 'crack team'.
CBA trading around $61.40; current dividend yield around 5.5-6% (risk adjusted...2.5-3%). Online savings account rate @ 5% (risk adjusted...5%). I just cannot comprehend who in their right mind would buy CBA or others alike. Downhill from here, I would say. Why isn't the AUD/Euro getting any better?
Yep it's my number one short. FMG no. 2.
You've forgotten the franking credits...adds > 40% to the value of the dividend!!....big news for tax advantaged investors. Like retirees. Like me! Aaand, you're dreaming with a 50% downward risk adjustment on the Australian big 4, for long term investors anyway. Whats up,missed buying at the bottom?? Tough cheddar, Tsk Tsk....
Cornucopia, that sounds great, hope you're right. What I don't think is that you're a long time investor, cannot be if you're a retiree, sorry to say; I, on the other hand, well, I have another asset, invaluable one.
"There was no meaningful breakthrough in the negotiations, but the high-level meetings do improve investor sentiment,"
It's getting bizarre. So investors are simply happy with the fact that Obama and Boehner are meeting...weird.
The market is acting as if there isn't a worry in the world. Is this the final pump before the dump?
Global equity prices are divorced from earnings reality:
Shorters paradise.
@geoff looks like the classic Santa rally to me. I say make the most of it while it lasts; which won't be all that long I don't think.
A bit worrying isn't it. I can't see where the optimism is coming from. Negative outlook for 2013 locally and globally. Still serious issues with debt all over - but the rally continues. Makes me wonder hard it will come crashing down when stuff hits the fan!
A different look at China's of minerals... While 1 public holiday evidently played a small role in the rebound of demand clearly the rebound speaks for itself.
You were saying about UBS?
"UBS analyst Tom Price said the spot iron ore would return to $US120 ($A117.84) a tonne by November or December as Chinese steel mills sought to increase inventories by the northern winter.
However, UBS forecast a long-term price of $US85-90 a tonne with a peak in Chinese steel production to occur in 2015."
I was saying they called the short term rebound.
I am also saying that most analysts consider a fall in the price possible (in some cases likely) as more supply comes on line in 2014-2015 hence the long term call.
Allan, while arguing with you is always fun... I have other things to do this afternoon... best of luck with FMG.
Your plans don't interest me. Sorry.
Let's see...
- 12 month swap price $112
- Chinese steel prices trending down all year
- Baltic dry index halved
Oh but io spot price has spiked on speculation. Bull trap.
No, it's spiked on the buying into Chrissy before the snow season starts and before first half seasonal lift in steel production rates.
Traders are also becoming more comfortable with the talk on the character of the new gov.
"Traders are also becoming more comfortable with the talk on the character of the new gov."
Traders are speculating that more stimulus is coming and overinvestment infrastructure will continue.
Allan. Spot on. The new C.Gov has talked up internal projects and will spend (like our own gov) a massive amount of cash to keep their growth band high.
NAB is still too cheap - will be around $28-30 by the time it goes ex in May
obviously will need a continued pick up in growth In the UK similar to q3
hm.. k thanks for answering the question :)
Hi Sam... sorry if you were looking for a more dramatic / specific answer...
I'm sure if you ask Allan why the iron ore price is always about to 'tank' in his opinion you'll get a far more interesting response.
In response to user sam (yesterday's blog) on the iron ore price rebound.
The price was oversold due to false (or exagerated) concerns - depending on your point of view - about the Chinese economy. The correction to above 130 is simply a rebound to more rational pricing now that concerns about the Chinese economy have abated.
I get surprised every time someone seems surprised by this... have been calling this for months myself as have analysts at UBS and most iron ore mining executives. (I have no link to UBS and have not seen their analysis)
Short FMG at 4.50 and will add if rises. Major economic and social problems brewing in China.
I would attest to this.
Also the Parrot of Prahran has been saying everyday "didn't someone say that FMG was going up to $4.50 to $5.00?"
Congrats Seriously on the good call.
Of course UBS and the execs will call this. They want to prop the price as high as possible for as long as possible. March 2013 I predict that spot price will sit around $115-120. Of course... the US is yet to decide how best to halt their out of control debt plunge. I think iron can fall a whole lot further if the USofA decide that severe fiscal controls need to be implemented. IMO $130/T is still a bubble price.
Agreed now some people certainly not mentioning names have called for the collapse of housing and then shares and virtually everything maybe even the backyard dunny! Hmm doesn't seem to be happening. I wonder why? And gosh look the share market is trying to push the asx 200 through 4600 again. Perhaps it is on its way to 4800 in the not too distant future. Not mentioning names but there is one prognosticator who would be beside himself with joy. Oh and the mining boom doesn't seem to have been over before it started. I wonder why?? He He.
"UBS has predicted a long-term iron ore price of $US72 at a US dollar exchange rate of 80c."
I think it will sit in the $120-$140 range until June/July... but long term you can't be long on these pure iron ore plays once all this production comes online in 2014 Iron ore is going down. FMG knows this and needs knows it can't be as leveraged and needs to bring back it's debt so can lower it's total cost of production.
I'm still long on BHP to be honest and I'm in at an avg of $31.30
Ha ha... shorters heaven. Have a look at the five year chart for FMG and you will see its trading range. And that was through boom pricing. Suckers born every minute.
What's the forecast for housing through 2013? For the Australian economy? Pollyannas on the ASX in la la land.
I wouldn't be getting smug. There's nothing holding up either housing or shares. Eventually everyone will work out a 2% return on housing is not that good. Perhaps even foreign investors. At best it's staying stable which after expenses and inflation, housing's going backwards. Is 4800 the best you can come up with? Even you are implying the upside's not there. Why would you invest in it? Earnings on the big dividend stocks that are propping up the ASX are depleting. Time will prove it's a very dangerous time to be overly optimistic.
Hi Allan, the Aussie hasn't been at 80 cents to the USD in a long time... doesn't seem like a recent prediction.
Be great to see FMG continue northwards from here Seriously would it not maybe right up to $5? Great to see the new highs for both asx200 and all Ords today isn't it? Good to see ARI & SGM heading north. Still must have a future. Oh look BSLDA is still here wow He He. CSR seems to have a future, MYR too gracious well I never!
Cheers Australia
Opto I'm sure you bought Myer in the float because you love it so much. Hoes; that going for you? He he.
A more recent update on the UBS call that was flagged by SMH.
I agree by the way Allan that when Rhinehart's mine comes on line in 2014-2015 as well as others around that time that the price may well decline depending on demand. Worth considering also is that mine development and expansion plans are never 'set in stone'...
Given future years predictions are based on a number of uncertain variables I would respectfully suggest avoiding confusing possible future price movements in the years to come with the factors affecting today's price.
New highs? The market has gone nowhere for three years and is still down 33% or closer to 50% if you take the index adjustments and the big 3 banks. New highs. ROFLMAO!
@ JohnB from the west of the Bay so was June 2012 but I was still in there plugging and it is much more stable now than then.
Cheers oh AGO is having a good little sprint for the day enjoy!
Your suggestion is to trade on the ASX based on today's iron ore spot price? Are you serious? What has today's spot price got to do with trading on the ASX? The market is forward looking and resource company prices reflect that which is why iron ore stocks will continue trnding down.
Oh Opto... really. High an mighty day it be.
Sadly all this Opto-mism will start to crumble soon. I see no 'world wide' rebound of any kind in the next 3 years. Sure people and vested interest groups will spruik iron ore spot prices and short term rallies will occur. The 'world' is stuck in a massive debt obliged flat line. No zapping this one back in to action anytime soon. The worse scenario to come is when the vested groups and governments actually tell us the truth on our debt obligations AND how they plan to manage the new economies with zero growth.
Biggest problem this world faces is the 'growth model'. It has an end game you know.


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Despite the commentary from the night the talks broke down, this time we can blame Blazers' owner Paul Allen:
All hell promised to unleash in the conference room of the Sheraton Hotel on the 52nd Street and Seventh Avenue. So bad that the man who wrote the book on collective bargaining guerilla warfare had retreated to the suburbs and left these unruly proceedings to someone who truly despises confrontation. Nevertheless,Portland Trail Blazers billionaire Paul Allen stepped out of the shadows, declared himself as the hardest line of the hardliners and played the part of the improbable boogeyman in these dysfunctional labor talks.
"Here came the Grim Reaper," one exasperated union official sighed in a quiet corridor Thursday night.
For all the talk about the Robert Sarvers, the most strident of the hardliners thrust himself to the forefront of fear that this could be a lost basketball season. For the past 15 years, Allen's been the wildest of wild spenders, the salary cap-buster hell-bent on buying an NBA title. Outrageous contracts, $3 million a pop to purchase late draft picks. And now, the NBA's board of governors found him the perfect candidate to be the bearer of gloom and doom in Thursday's meeting, even when a union attorney Jeffrey Kessler said: "I thought we were making progress toward a deal.
So if you're hoping that they don't cancel anymore games, things aren't looking good. The owners want to blow things up, they aren't budging and the you pretty much blame this on LeBron's decision:
I have sensed that part of the owners' wanting a reset of power came from the 2010 summer's free-agent madness. LeBron James and his advisers sat in a conference room in a Cleveland office building, and listened while a parade of NBA owners and executives groveled for his services. There was clearly a line of demarcation as to who had the power. Of course, James then did what he and Dwyane Wade had planned on doing for years: joined forces in Miami. My sense is the power play by James, Wade, Chris Bosh and others (Carmelo Anthony in Denver) caused a reaction by Stern and owners that they would not let the players continue to have that power.
Meanwhile, the players don't seem to get it. The longer they wait, the worse their deal is going to get. The NBA isn't going to offer them a 53/47 BRI split after missing two months of games. It's not worth missing time and calling David Stern a tyrant or Melo saying he wants Chris Paul on the Knicks isn't helping matters.
And that's the thing, these super teams. A decent amount of Cleveland fans seem pleased with the way these lockout talks are headed. They want Gilbert and company to create system where teams like the Cavs won't get screwed over by a LeBron type situation again. The thing is, I'm not sure how, short of a franchise tag, you can stop something like that. If a player wants to leave a team, that player is going to leave a team (and I have a hard time killing LeBron for wanting to play with two All-Stars as opposed to Antawn Jamison). You're never going to get competitive balance in basketball because of the simple nature of the sport. Unlike in football, baseball or hockey, the addition (or loss) of just one player can drastically change the competitiveness a team. Basically, I don't see any CBA that would've kept LeBron a Cavalier.
In the meantime, this current Cavs team suffers with each and every game lost. I'm not thrilled with the idea of No. 1 overall pick Kyrie Irving playing just 11 competitive basketball games in his two years following high school. Even if they start playing games after Christmas, a short college season followed by a short NBA season cannot be good for his development. Plus, the Cavs were one of the teams that got really hurt by the last lockout. They looked like a promising young team heading into that offseason and combo of the lockout, Z's feet and Shawn Kemp's waistline killed that squad.
There's no guarantee that a prolonged lockout will help this franchise (or hurt the Heat, if that's your thing). It might help Gilbert keep the team competitive, it might not (and I'd argue they were pretty damn competitive under the old deal, no? Just because they didn't win with James, doesn't mean they didn't have a shot. You can't be blowing top 10 picks on Luke Jackson).
The sooner Kyrie Iriving learns Byron Scott's offense, the better. This is what Cavs fans should be rooting for.


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The Kardashians
Rob Kardashian Wears Marijuana-Themed Shirt — Implying He "Moves" 420!
Is Rob Kardashian in the marijuana biz? We're not saying anything definitively, but the shirt he wore yesterday, March 14, certainly seems to say so.
As he and his friends enjoyed a stroll through Studio City, Calif., the reality star wore a t-shirt depicting marijuana leaves, reading "420 Moving Company" — "420" being a slangy synonym for pot. Uh-huh.
Check out a picture of Rob wearing the shirt here.
If you want to be just like Rob, Primitive Apparel sells the shirt in red and black — it can be yours for only $28. (A bargain, huh?)
Rob is on a quest to drop the weight he gained after (and perhaps because of) his split with once-girlfriend Rita Ora — and he's trying to slim down with cardio workouts and a healthier diet. He shouold be careful, though: With "420" often comes munchies!
We're 90% sure the shirt is a joke, but who can say for sure? If it's not, might we suggest a move to Colorado or Washington?
Source: Daily Mail