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The Jackson family lost that court battle with AEG Live this week, but they might not be done looking for vindication in Michael's untimely death. An attorney for the family says they're considering their next move. Legal eagle Kevin Boyle says, "We were able to provoke some things that are important for the Jacksons and for the concert industry and the sports industry. We are, of course, not happy with the verdict as it stands." He adds that family members plan to "explore all options." The Jacksons wanted AEG to pay his three children $85 million each and his mother at least $35 million.
One of Charlie Sheen's former goddesses is making a comeback. Ex-wife Brooke Mueller has been reportedly released from rehab. Brooke, who's sought treatment more than 20 times for various substance abuses, had been in rehab since May after overdosing on crystal meth and getting placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold. As a result, she lost custody of her twin boys, who were placed with Charlie's second wife, Denise Richards. Brooke will now have monitored visitation three days per week with four-year-olds Max and Bob beginning as soon as next week.
Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria is nursing a twisted ankle after injuring herself while running from members of the paparazzi. The yoga teacher and new mum was working out on the streets of New York yesterday when she started being followed by two snappers on wheels. Taking to her Twitter.com page, she writes, "Went out for a run today... Chased by 2 paps on bikes. One got close to me. Twisted my ankle." It is not yet known if the 29 year old is seeking to press charges against the photographers, but she was spotted chatting to cops shortly afterwards.
Miley Cyrus has revealed that she originally wanted her MTV Video Music Awards performance to be even racier than it was. "Miley The Movement" debuted on Wednesday night, and in the special, which chronicled the months leading up to her VMAs performance, she told Britney Spears about her original plans. Britney asked, "You're not going to be topless onstage, are you?" Miley replies, "I tried but I don't think MTV's going to allow it." The two were filmed meeting for the first time prior to recording a new track for Miley's new album.


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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The heat!!!!!!!!
What's your favorite movie quote?
" me and Jenny were just like peas and carrots " f- forest gump
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Yes! Grand theft auto
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Aries sign right above tail bone
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Two door cinema club - something good can work
What's your best party trick?
Secretly Put hilarious things in a Piñata and the have everyone play
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
" I can't believe your here !!!!!l" - he never met me before . And " I love your dress!" - I was wearing jeans
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Working at an ice cream store !
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Played chicken in my car
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Empanadas of course!
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Seaweed salad
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Flashed a bus of old people
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Welcome to the website of the Cleveland Institute of Music. This website seems to have captured the sense of joy in music that radiates from our school and I hope that, as you enter, you will use your imagination to get a true feeling for what makes our school such a special place to master the art of musical expression.
Cleveland is a relatively small city with a history of big culture and how wonderful that is. And, similarly, we are a relatively small independent conservatory with a world-class faculty in all departments. Indeed, a school's faculty is its true educational resource. We are proud of our close relations with The Cleveland Orchestra - more than half of the members of The Cleveland Orchestra (including ALL of the principals) are connected to CIM as faculty members, alumni, or both.
Located in University Circle, rated one of the most attractive and culturally rich square miles in the world by Forbes magazine, we have at arm's distance the campus of Case Western Reserve University, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the renowned Cleveland Clinic, Severance Hall, home of The Cleveland Orchestra and Cleveland's Museum of Natural History, the Cleveland Botanical Garden and the Cleveland Institute of Art.
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To be the center for the education of the complete musician of the 21st Century
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Since its founding in 1920, CIM has offered a world-class education to students from age 3 to 93. Located in University Circle, Cleveland's cultural hub, CIM is easily accessible to all music lovers - providing hundreds of concerts annually, most free of charge. CIM graduates play important musical roles in our world as composers producing meaningful new repertoire, as eminent instrumental and vocal soloists, as world-renowned chamber musicians and as members of premier orchestras around the globe. More than half of the members of The Cleveland Orchestra are connected to CIM as members of the faculty, alumni or both.
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When I first heard it, I wondered, "What does that mean?" I am an African from Nigeria. Luol is an African from South Sudan. We've worked together across our home continent, holding our own basketball camps, as well as in those organized by the NBA.
I remember an instance, in Kigali, Rwanda, when Luol honoured a commitment to show up despite being seriously ill. He didn't want to disappoint any of the children who were expecting him.
Is that "a little bit of African"?
His fellow NBA players have named him the NBA's top sportsman. Last year, his work for charity earned him the league's J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship award.
Is that the "African" he means?
Luol has made two all-star teams. A couple of years ago, he had a terrible reaction to a spinal tap. He lost 15 pounds in the hospital. I was texting with him during that ordeal, which was very serious. He always remained humble and full of personality. When he got out, he still tried to play for his team during a playoff series.
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Welcome to the New York City Marathon, the world's largest marathon. More than 45,000 runners journeyed 26.2 miles, making their way through the five boroughs until they reached the finish line in Central Park.
This year's race had a bit of a different feel.
That's because it's been nearly seven months after the Boston Bombings. Also, last year's race was canceled due to Superstorm Sandy.
Marathon organizers spent nearly a million dollars, double last year to make sure that this event was the safest yet.
The NYPD collected information on volunteers and vendors of the race. There were more barricades, bag screenings and bag sniffing dogs than ever before.
Runners were not allowed to carry bags this year, including camel backs, which have water.
Police also monitored the route in real time using city surveillance cameras.
They also placed 1400 private security camera's along the route that they could use if necessary.
Surveillance cameras proved pivotal in finding the perpetrators after the Boston Marathon Bombings.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said in addition to the cctv cameras and Lower Manhattan security initiative, they established mobile units and video collection teams.
"Hundreds of cameras, some of which are displayed on the screens here, can be monitored live by the NYPD's domain awareness system." Kelly said.
Organizers said this race was really about the triumph of the human spirit and resilience.
It's especially true for New York City marathoner Dr. David King. He crossed the finish line at the Boston Marathon last year and as soon as the bombs went off, he ran to the hospital and began operating on patients within minutes.
"I think all runners will have some worry in their mind." King said. "But we shouldn't let that stop us for sure. Otherwise that's playing into the hands of exactly what the terrorists want. They want us to cower in fear."
This year, a yellow line was painted right next to the blue line that guided runners throughout the route in the last stretch towards the finish line, in remembrance and honor of the victims of the Boston Marathon Bombings.
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Angie Potter takes pride in her Warren property, cutting her grass sometimes 3 times a week. But Tuesday a city worker came knocking at her door, and said not only would she be responsible for cutting her own lawn - but the county's grass as well, that stretches the length of her property along Hoover near 10 Mile."He said they no longer want to fund it. They said they don't have the money for it. I told him, well we don't have the money for the gas, it's hard times right now for people," Potter told Fox 2's Taryn Asher. But if residents like Angie don't mow the lawn, they will be fined."It's a shame. I don't understand. I guess people have been saying it's been done for years and years, and all of a sudden they're knocking on everyone's doors saying you've got to cut the grass you're going to be citied. I asked them when, and he said now - so I jumped outside right away and got it cut," Potter continues. Angie claims it took her 2 and half hours to cut the grass that was about 16 inches high, and filled with junk that eventually busted her push mower.Another neighbor, Chris Ahearn, explains, "The time, the gas. We pay our taxes, and they didn't take money from us or say, hey, we're going to lower your taxes if you cut it."Ahearn also lives on the corner near a county road. Just like so man others, he found a copy of a city ordinance stuffed in his door. It doesn't specifically say cut the grass, just keep the space between the curb and sidewalk free of weeds and debris. Confused, he called Warren Mayor Jim Fouts himself."He said, it's not the city that cuts this, it's the county. Then I asked him what's the reason I got this letter, and he said they're not going to cut my property anymore," says Ahearn.Fox 2 also spoke to Fouts, who blames Macomb County exec Mark Hackel for this cost cutting move. He says he just learned the county would only cut the grass twice a summer.Not happy, Fouts has now directed his property maintenance department to cut the grass the county won't. Then, he says he plans to bill Macomb County for Warren's work."I just think something needs to be done. But it shouldn't be left to the homeowners that have to do it," Ahearn argues. The residents don't care who does it - they just don't believe they are responsible for the work, even though Angie is now just responsible for her broken mower.
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Connecticut has had a tough time recovering from the recession, and no where is that more true than when it comes to the number of jobs lost, according to a recently-released report.
"The only breaks Connecticut's economy seems to catch these days are bad ones," economist Steven Lanza wrote in the latest edition of The Connecticut Economy, released Wednesday.
CT News Junkie profiled the report this week, noting how the state's unemployment rate is tied in large part to the strength of the national recovery. And the bad news is economists don't see much movement in that area until the second half of next year.
That means the state will continue to struggle with job growth for the immediate future, and unemployment will stay at historically high levels. And that's assuming Congress is able to come to an agreement and avoid going over the "fiscal cliff" — should that fail, the outlook becomes even bleaker.
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DETROIT (WJBK) -- We witnessed sixty-two days of testimony. The Kilpatrick Inc. Public Corruption trial started on a balmy day in September and we watched the temperature gradually fall to a low of 3 degrees. We saw one juror fall asleep and get kicked out. We watched one lawyer fall ill and get rushed to the hospital. The trial was delayed one week. One lawyer just fell. She was out for a week but the trial moved on.
We saw pictures of two safes stuffed with cash. We heard testimony about cash stuffed into a vacuum cleaner, stuffed down gym shorts, stuffed down the blouse of a matronly fundraiser, and the ladies got a bit of a show when a hunky young FBI agent stuffed $90,000 down his pants before walking through an airport metal detector more than 100 times. We heard him tell us the metal detector never went off.
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We even found out that if the line at the Pancake House is really long the FBI can get you a table right away… as long as you are under surveillance.
We heard from dozens of witnesses.
A big shot business man with rumored mob ties and a tough guy image told us how Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick told him to hire Bobby Ferguson or hit the highway.
We heard Bobby Ferguson's one time girlfriend tell how she and her sisters signed checks so Bobby could launder campaign contributions. What was the nature of you relationship, the prosecutors asked? It was of a personal nature, was the reply.
We saw video of a Grand Rapids business man lugging a case of really (really, really) expensive champagne and putting it into the trunk of an SUV that belonged to Bernard Kilpatrick. The Mayor's father stood by watching, and instead of saying, "Thanks," asked the guy if he had that cash he'd promised him.
We watched one defendant plead guilty. We heard Judge Nancy Edmunds tell the Jury that Mr. Victor Mercado is no longer a part of the proceedings, and not another word was said about him. As far as the jury knew, the former director of the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department just disappeared.
Another defendant went back to prison. The Judge didn't say anything to the jury about that.
We watched the prosecution team, R. Michael Bullotta, Mark Chutkow, Jennifer Blackwell, and Eric Doeh, systematically work through the chapters of the case. It's such a big case, the indictment is as thick as a book, and there are already books about the case in the works.
The Enterprise: "…an ongoing organization whose members functioned as a continuing unit for a common purpose…"
Witnesses told us about weekly meetings held at Bernard Kilpatrick's condo. We saw a text message Bobby sent to Kwame saying he had a good idea about how to "move in" on a big sewer contract.
On the last full day the prosecution left the jury with this text message between Bobby and Kwame
Bobby: I am famous now…Just need to get some money."
Kwame: "LOL, right…Let's get you some."
Bobby: "Us."
Prosecutors claimed the purpose of the Enterprise was "to commit extortion, bribery and fraud." So the defendants could get rich.
Racketeering: Prosecutors claim the defendants rigged contracts, extorted contractors, and strong armed them into giving Bobby Ferguson work. They say sometimes Bobby did the work; sometimes he didn't, and got paid just for being the Mayor's pal.
On Day 25 of the trial we heard the phrase "10 million…5 million" more than a dozen times. Avanish Rachmale took the stand and told jurors how his company, Lakeshore Engineering, won 2 big sewer contracts, one for $10 million and one for $5 million. But those were mysteriously canceled. Rachmale told jurors he concluded he had the wrong members on his team. He also testified that once he put Bobby on his bid team the contracts started rolling in. What was it all about, prosecutors asked? Rachmale's partner Tom Hardiman put his hand out in front of him, palms up, and raising his right hand said,"10 million" then gestured with his left hand, "and 5 million."
Larger than life Tony Soave took the witness stand on Day 34 like he owned it. Relaxed, confidant, he put one arm up on the side of the box and settled in, like testifying in Federal Court was no big deal. He told jurors one of his company's contracts was being held up. Mike Bullotta asked him what he did about it. Went to see the Mayor was Soave's reply. Here's what I wrote in the blog that day. "Soave says the Mayor told him he had the wrong subcontractor. Says he asked him what's the right one. Says Kwame told him Ferguson was the right one."
Putting Bobby on the team became a familiar theme, and they used text messages to prove their point.
Bobby: "You haven't released that contract right?"
Kwame: "Right, they know I'm holding it."
Prosecutors say $124 million in city money passed through Bobby Ferguson's hands. They showed some of that money stuffed in those two safes.
Kwame got money too, prosecutors say. We heard testimony from Emma Bell, the fund raiser for Kilpatrick's Mayoral campaign and the Kilpatrick Civic Fund says he kicked back part of her earnings to the Mayor. She carried the cash in her cleavage when she passed through City Hall security and delivered it to his office, handed it to him in "The Barber Chair Room."
We heard Derrick Miller, Kwame's pal from their High School days; tell jurors he passed the Mayor $10,000 in a Men's Room. Way back on Day 2 Frat buddy Mahlon Clift told the court he hauled $90,000 in his shorts through airport security, says he stored it in his vacuum cleaner.
Prosecutor's says he also steered a little loot to his family and friends.
Defrauding donors: Prosecutors says miss-used the Kilpatrick Civic Fund. From what I heard in court he used it like his own personal piggy bank. Witnesses testified he used it to pay for family trips to lavish resorts, trips with his then mistress and Chief of Staff Christine Beatty to a lavish resort, Summer Camp for the kids, and to pay for research for his Mayoral Campaign, and even, eventually, to pay the crisis manager he hired when the whole text message scandal broke. Prosecutors showed checks, bills, and receipts.
That crisis manager, Judy Smith, testified, so did political consultant Bob Berg. In the course of the trial we heard from close advisers like them, frat buddies, friends like Miller, Kwame's tax guy, even the lady who prepared his taxes in Texas.
We also heard from State of Michigan officials. Prosecutor's used that testimony to illustrate that then Representative Kilpatrick steered grants to Non-Profit organizations that put his wife Carlita on the payroll. Bobby got some grant money, too. Prosecutors say he remodeled his office with it, but didn't help any senior citizens or poor kids, like he said he would.
Bribes: Payola, presents, and Dubai. Prosecutor's says Kwame Kilpatrick cashed in on Pay to Play. We heard testimony from one business man who gave Kwame $10,000 to buy suits in Dubai, another who paid off his lay-away bill at a local haberdashery. On Day 42 I wrote, "What a bunch of clothes hogs… If they spent as much time working on the city's problems as they did on clothes we may not be facing a budget crisis."
Soave told us about flying Kwame and his pals around the country in his private jet. Miller told us the 10 grand he gave the Mayor in the bathroom was a bribe from the guys running Asian Village and a contractor at Cobo Hall claimed Miller dropped in regularly to pick up cash for Kwame.
We also heard Jim Rosendall tell jurors he came down from Grand Rapids, cash at the ready, to put together the Synagro Sludge deal. Rosendall said he'd heard about Detroit, and how business was done in the City
Jim Rosendall's testimony was fun to watch. It was literally entertaining. From the time he first met Kwame Kilpatrick at a swanky Manoogian Mansion party and had a conversation with him in the basement to lugging a case of Cristal Champagne for Bernard in jeans and a well-worn sweat-shirt around Christmas time.
It was in the basement of the Manoogian, Rosendall told us, that Kwame told him to hire his Dad as a consultant. It was amazing to see how the relationship between Bernard and Rosendall developed. Two wheeler dealers who thought they were players, one who thought he could impress the city boys with his cash, and the other who thought he was going to reel-in a naïve out-of-towner with his cunning and guile. As it turned out, they both got played by the FBI.
Rosendall told us about lunch meetings where he promised Bernard a big pay day. Prosecutors showed receipts. The receipts were all Rosendall's, from his business expenses reports, with an ironic grin the Synagro executive recounted how Bernard was always a little short of cash and never paid for a lunch. He talked about meeting Bernard at top notch restaurants like Southern Fires in Detroit (great food, Elrick, our photographer Marcus, and I went there to have lunch and do a story about all the deals Bernard did in restaurants.) and down home eateries like the Pancake House where, Rosendall says he was surprised when the Hostess lead past a long line of people waiting to be seated and gave his party a great table. Turns out, Rosendall says, the table was wired for sound.
It was right around that time according to Rosendall's testimony that he was driving along and the FBI pulled him over. Not for speeding, but, as he told the court, to let him know by-the-way that they had him on bribing a public official and would he like to cooperate with the investigation. Rosendall told us how FBI Agents wired him for sound, hooked him up with a hidden camera. Prosecutors played the tapes in court. We got to see Bernard watch Rosendall lug that case of champagne and then hold up his hand, five fingers spread out. Prosecutors asked Rosendall what Bernard was indicating, and he told us it was the elder Kilpatrick's way of telling him how much money, in thousands, he was expecting to be paid.
It wasn't all fun and games for Rosendall, though; he got carved up, to borrow an image from Bobby Ferguson's attorney Mike Rataj, like a Thanksgiving Turkey. Rosendall admitted he lied to his boss and that he was double crossing Bernard. Kwame's attorney Jim Thomas also made Rosendall tell jurors how he plead guilty to a bribery charge and already spent months in prison, far fewer than he might have had he not cooperated with the investigators.
Racketeering: Prosecutors claim the defendants rigged contracts, extorted contractors, and strong armed them into giving Bobby Ferguson work. They say sometimes Bobby did the work; sometimes he didn't', and got paid just for being the Mayor's pal.
The defense team did not sit idly by. But they didn't always have great success either.
One example that stands out; the cross examination of a witness who talked about the Mayor's trip to Colorado where Jim Thomas floated the hypotheses that his client could have had a business reason to go there. On Day 14 I wrote:
"…Kwame's attorney asked about the possibility that his client may have been hanging out at a swanky resort in Colorado because he might have been attending a Mayor's conference. Turns out Thomas could have asked if it were possible that his client was in Colorado to meet the flying saucer and greet the little green men from Mars. That's because there was no conference.
Of course you can't prove that there are little green men from Mars. But Jim Thomas might reply that you can't prove that there aren't. He made a similar statement in court yesterday …the Judge admonished him for asking questions that had no basis in fact. He sat down after that."
Prosecutors came back the next day and laid the hypothesis to waste. Not only was there no conference that weekend, but the organization that Thomas named had more in common with little green men from outer space than I thought, it didn't exist.
Bobby Ferguson's attorney also had a problem with an invoice. Mike Rataj argued that Bobby was already working on that big sewer collapse in Sterling Heights when Prosecutors claimed he was scheming with Kilpatrick to "move in" on the job. Rataj even had a document to prove it, an invoice for work already done and dated before the damaging text message.
Special Agent Carol Paszkiewicz testified that she found the original invoice sent to the company in charge of the project. That document was nearly identical but had much more information than the defense exhibit and a different date, weeks after the text.
The defense team goes on offense Thursday. M.L. Elrick will be in the court room with a ring side seat. He'll have a full report on Fox 2 News. I'll be in the overflow room blogging the events. We'll see if Thomas and Rataj, Gerald Evelyn, Susan Van Dusen, and John Shea can keep their clients out of jail.
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|Remember the dragee from Le Bonbon au Palais?
In ALMOST FRENCH you step into Sarah's shoes and live her life with her French boyfriend in Paris. A vibrant, young Australian journalist, Turnbull makes every faux pas of any foreigner adjusting to France. On one occasion her Frenchman sends her out to get dragée/candied almonds for a celebration. She brings home the wrong color and a huge fuss is made.
White dragee for weddings
Pink for a newborn girl
Blue for a boy etc.
I just popped a dragee in my mouth from Le Bonbon au Palais to celebrate what I ate in France.
Bon Week-end!
Friday, August 10, 2012
What I Ate In France
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More books I want to read now! My mother-in-law recently gave my wife and I money for our wedding anniversary, and I used mine to order books from Amazon. I ordered "Tout Sweet," "Doodling in French," and the photography book where the different colors in Paris are all grouped together. I can't remember the name, but I bet you mentioned it sometime on your blog. The book reminded me of how you blog about colors.ReplyDeleteReplies
This one is a classic expat story well written and funny.Delete
Turnbull is a good story teller.
You definitely made good use of your time!ReplyDelete
Good to see the pastries, I love to look at the tart citrons!ReplyDelete
That salad looks fabulous, too.
Poor Bear.......Replies
why poor bear?Delete
those are very fancy chips
I am full! Merci! Somewhere this week I heard ona show how hard it is for foreigners in the USA to figure out our customs (NEVER kiss anyone till you know what color underwear they wear; stay 1 full arm's distance away from all people at all times, do NOT discuss race, etc.) How much we all take for granted! No wonder it takes so long for a child to grow up...there's so much to learn.ReplyDelete
You are so right - I feel like I just had a wonderful, leisurely lunch with one of my closest friends. Everything looks delectable. And the stories of your expat friends is inviting. But since I cannot move there, I have started following Lindsey's blog. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Well.. I am now Bioderma"ing"..feels good! Thank goodness I can stay away from sweets..just love baking them and looking at them..My husband is the sweet tooth here.ReplyDelete
I would be the chip girl..You go Bear!Replies
isn't Bioderma GREAT!?Delete
Too bad about missing out on the sweets
I'm not a big chips person so I guess it balances out.
I'll have one salmon quiche please. :) Everything but the beets.. I hate beets...looks fabulous. You do eat well over there. :)ReplyDelete
I want to go to there! Thanks for sharing! Definitely need to brush up on my French and plan a trip to Paris soon! :)ReplyDelete
Pardon me, but I'll have all of it! ;-)ReplyDelete
Who carried you home at 3 AM? ;-)Replies
I didn't make it through to the end and left early.Delete
Party Pooper!
but I get up insanely early at 4:30 everyday
this all looks so fabulous...yum... xvReplyDelete
Fab photos Carol..Love Paris and France , as you know, AND today I learnt that I have won a copy of My Sweet Life in Paris :-)A complete surprise. I had entered a giveaway a little while ago and forgot all about it.ReplyDelete
Unlike everyone else, I find your lovely post a tear jerker -- for the sheer reason that Ante Prima's closed. And Carol, we didn't even get to eat in the gorgeous courtyard, because of the weather. Too sad. Will tell you when I find its replacement.ReplyDelete
Love it that Bear gets gourmand chips!
- Andrea9:49 AM
An avid reader says hi!ReplyDelete
Can you recommend a low-key but delicious and no-reservations-needed
restaurant near Rue Charlot, i.e. in the Marais for my parents who are
visiting in October?
We are Canadian, by the way. They are very cool, late 60-ish, want
something romantic and delicious bistro, good value. Some type of long-
established place?
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Nov. 11 - Deer season opens this week. I can't
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Dec. 21 - More of that white s*%t coming down. I've got blisters on my hands and a kink in my back. I think that the snowplow driver waits around the corner until I'm done shoveling the driveway. A$$hole.
Dec. 25 - White Christmas? More freakin' snow. If I ever get my hands on the sonofab*#ch who drives that snowplow, I swear I'll castrate him. And why don't they use more salt on these roads to melt this crap??
Dec. 28 - It hasn't stopped snowing since Christmas. I have been inside since then, except of course when that SOB "Snowplow Harry" comes by. Can't go anywhere, cars are buried up to the windows. Weather man says to expect another 10 inches. Do you have any idea how many shovelfuls 10 inches is??
Jan. 1 - Happy New Year??? The way it's coming down it won't melt until the 4th of July! The snowplow got stuck down the road and the sh*%head actually had the balls to come and ask to borrow a shovel! I told him I'd broken 6 already this season.
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"Mr. Dutschke is a person of interest, I don't think he's a suspect in this, they're keeping tabs on him," said Itawamba County Sheriff Chris Dickinson.
The FBI said they lost track of James Everett Dutschke, 41, of Tupelo Wednesday night.
A search was conducted at a residence owned by Kirk Kitchens' family Thursday.
Kitchens said Dutschke is his child's martial arts instructor, and that he helped Dutschke escape cameras after the search.
"I slipped him down Twenty Bottom [Road] and got him to a rendezvous point where somebody came and just picked him up so he could be away from the media," said Kitchens.
Investigators had permission from the family to search the home and said they found nothing. Kitchens said he has talked to the FBI.
"I've I talked to them this morning and he's not wanted. I'm not wanted," said Kitchens.
Dutschke's lawyer said they are in contact with the FBI and that they know where he is. This after the Itawamba County Sheriff claimed Dutschke slipped away Wednesday. According to the attorney, Dutschke hasn't been called in for questioning as of Thursday.
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One week after a tornado devastated the northwest Georgia town of Adairsville, many families still don't know where to turn to for help or a place to stay.An estimated 50 percent of the victims did not have insurance, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency will not be providing aid. FEMA has very specific guidelines and formulas on when they provide aid, and they said that the Adairsville tornado does not qualify.
That leaves a lot of residents with questions.We met Ashley Butler in Adairsville a week ago when the tornado struck. They have been calling a tiny camper home since the motel in which her family was staying was destroyed along with everything they owned. The Butler family did not know where to turn for help.Christy King, who is the Butler children's school bus driver, found them at the shelter. King brought them to her home and provided them with the trailer along with food, clothing, and has been collecting donations for them.King told FOX 5's Justin Gray that she feels that the children on her bus are part of her family and that she tries to take care of them all.The Butler family's story is not unique following the deadly tornado, but Adairsville city leaders believe what is unique is how families like the Butlers won't be getting help from the Federal government.Adairsville City Manager Pat Crook was surprised that the $75 million worth of damage was not enough to prompt any Federal assistance. Crook, along with other city and county leaders, are trying to find out how to help the half of tornado victims believed to be without insurance, but until then people like Christy King are stepping up along with several area churches.For people still needing help and aid, there is a meeting Thursday night at the Adairsville Church of God.
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I suck at it. I actually emailed my companion yesterday to see if we can get together for this month. She's got 4 kids, I've got my two...and the people on our route do not have toddler-friendly homes! So scheduling is a nightmare for us. Most months we end up talking to them on the phone. She was in the RS presidency, so she often visited with them anyhow. But I need to step up my VTing.
My VTers are faithful. I think in the year I've lived here they've only not come 1 or 2 times! I should take a few leaves from their books or something.
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By Dominick A. DellaSala Like many who care about Alaska's economy and its world-class rainforests, I witnessed the recent news coverage on the Big Thorne timber sale as the latest boxing match over old growth logging. Each prizefighter staked out familiar ground — conservationists sued over old... [ READ MORE... ]
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A Yellowstone cutthroat trout from Idaho's South Fork of the Snake River. This week, the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund turns 50. Wouldn't it be nice if Congress, in celebration of this vital piece of legislation, desposited the full $900 million into the fund for only the second time... [ READ MORE... ]
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High in 'procyanidins', the wines from Madiran in the South of France by being extolled for their healthy qualities, particulary the wines made with the Tannat grape.
I got to taste three, all made by Alain Brumont, and I would also extol them for their delicious taste.
Alain Brumont Torus 2004
Deep purple red. Concentrated blackcurrant and blackberry aromas with a dark savoury layer and deep, dark, savoury flavours with lush spicy oak, velvety tannins, concentrated blackberry and blackcurrant fruits and a tarry depth. Powerful, but not overpowering with a smoky finish and hints of liquorice and chocolate, this modern well-made wine is a blend of 50% Tannat, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon and 20% Cabernet Franc with 12 months in oak (50% older barrels, 50% oak vats). 14% alc. NZ$25.
Chateau Bouscasse 2002
Deeper purple black. Meaty, earthy, dried herb aromas with seasoned oak and hints of blackberry then in the palate cassis and sweet cedary oak cruise above an earthy, wild bramble backbone. It shows some maturity, the powerful tannins are dry, and pepper, liquorice and fruitcake spices linger on the bright, lifted finish with the dried herb characters coming through again on the lingering aftertaste. Full-bodied and intense with a French rusticity throughout, it's made from 65% Tannat, 25% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Cabernet Franc with 12-14 months in 1-2 year old oak. 14% alc. NZ$31.40.
Chateau Montus 2002
Ever deeper, inkier in colour with a deep, dark, tarry, savoury aromas, this 100% Tannat wine is powerful with concentrated, macerated red and black berry fruits that cut through the initial upfront tannins. It's a lush, full-bodied wine with sweet vanillin oak, black fruits, tar, hints of liquorice, chocolate and spice and although the tannins are big, there is a whimsical beauty throughout. Modern and clean, I have to confess that if I had tasted this blind I probably wouldn't have initially picked it as coming from France! Matured in oak (60% new, 40% one year old) for 12-14 months. 14.5% alc. NZ$44.50.
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Sue Ailsby has offered her clicker-based Training Levels online for a number of years (see http://sue-eh.ca/ ). She recently published new training levels books which may be used in conjunction with a yahoo discussion group. I've been a member for the past 8 years or so and was able to take my dog to a very sophisticated level of training and fun, earning her CGC certificate. We live in a remote area of a developing country with no other dog enthusiasts so this supportive group of friendly people (especially and including Sue herself), was key for us. Can't recommend it highly enough!
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(RNN) - Welcome to the new-look Atlantic Coast Conference, a remodeling job with nothing but bright orange, navy blue and gold splashed all over the walls.
Wow, what an image.
No. 2 Syracuse (17-0) and No. 22 Pittsburgh (16-1), both escapees of the Big East, face each other Saturday as the top teams in the ACC.
They are both atop the conference with 4-0 records and also ahead of every other ACC team in the national rankings. Duke is currently the only other ranked team at No. 23.
I would say stop the presses, but newspapers don't exist anymore (not to mention I tried to do that one time, and the press manager raised a wire cutter menacingly in my direction).
Back to my point: why is this surprising to anyone?
We know it's not surprising to fans of the old Big East, especially one writer who said the 12 teams behind the Orange and Panthers are all tied for 14th place in the conference. Harsh.
But for several years, both these teams have built a reputation on defense. And defense wins anywhere.
Need a little more convincing? OK, here ya go.
From 2007 to 2011, the ACC had a higher winning percentage in the NCAA Tournament (.600 vs. .589), but the Big East had more tournament bids (40 vs. 28). The Big East also had more teams reach the Sweet 16 (11 vs. 8).
In the past 10 years, four former Big East teams have won the NCAA Tournament, including last year's champion Louisville, compared to three from the ACC.
In last year's tournament, we saw twice as many Big East teams (eight) than those from the ACC. They produced a .647 winning percentage, better than the ACC's .600.
Then consider that only two ACC teams got past the first weekend last March. One of them, Miami, lost its entire starting lineup; and Duke lost all of its post presence, leaving wide-open territory for any newcomer could poach.
Of course, it is a long season, and four league games is hardly a fair sample size.
But get used to the new paint on the walls. The Orange and Panthers are likely here to buy, not to rent.
Pitt at Syracuse, 4 p.m.
The Panthers played their first game Monday without sixth man and fourth-leading scorer Durand Johnson, who tore his ACL against Wake Forest.
Against Georgia Tech, Talib Zanna scored 22 and James Robinson scored 16, both doubling their season averages. It was an all-around great night.
No offense, but Georgia Tech isn't Syracuse.
Syracuse is as qualified as anyone to test an opponent's depth. The Orange's Jerami Grant, a bench player in name only, stands to gain the most if someone doesn't keep picking up the slack for Pitt. Teams have to pay a lot of attention to dynamic forward C.J. Fair, but Grant is a consistent double-digit scorer in his "reserve" role.
Fortunately, if there is one place Pitt is truly deep, it's the frontcourt.
The other big battle, and possibly the best one, is between the guards. Freshman sensation Tyler Ennis and Trevor Cooney are 1-2 in the ACC in steals.
Pitt's Cameron Wright is third, and Robinson leads the conference in assist-turnover ratio.
In other words, this will be an extremely fun game to watch.
Florida State at Virginia, noon
It's hard to score on either of these teams. Very hard.
FSU (12-4, 3-1) is ranked third in the nation in field goal percentage allowed and leads the ACC in blocked shots, while Virginia (12-5, 3-1) holds opponents to the sixth-lowest shooting percentage in the nation.
And chew on this. Six of the top 25 teams in the country in scoring defense are from the ACC, including Virginia (second) and FSU (25th).
I hope both teams use ice tubs for recovery because this type of game will warrant them.
NC State at No. 23 Duke, 2 p.m.
The Wolfpack (11-6, 1-3) is slipping back into old habits - dominating physically and undermining their potential with mental mistakes - and a textbook example was the team's 70-69 loss to Wake Forest on Wednesday.
NC State ruined the Deacons on the glass, ruined them in the open floor and then ruined a chance for a win with fouls.
Duke, though, has to be feeling pretty good right now. The Blue Devils (13-4, 2-2) climbed out of the bottom of the ACC standings [still can't believe I'm saying that] with a home win against Virginia this week.
The Blue Devils [again, I can't believe I'm about to say this] probably don't deserve that No. 23 ranking, but they can prove me wrong by taking care of the Wolfpack.
Wake Forest at Clemson, 4 p.m.
Don't mess with Clemson. These were my exact words a week ago: "If the Tigers lose [to Duke] by anything less than 12 points or - gasp! - win, we'll know they didn't just get fat on early season cupcakes."
Having humbled both the Dukies and Virginia Tech since, Clemson (12-4, 3-1) has shown it's a lean, mean, defense-playing machine.
And the Tigers are doing it with a centerpiece player who manages to be in two places at once - forward K.J. McDaniels leads the ACC in blocks and leads his team in 3-point attempts. Ironic much?
Wake Forest (12-5, 2-2) is opportunistic, if nothing else. The Deacons have beaten everyone they were supposed to beat and feasted on better opponents who showed the slightest signs of weakness (North Carolina, NC State).
A win against Clemson would be its first conference victory against a team outside its home state. It would also be only their second victory on the road in coach Jeff Bzdelik's tenure (1-26).
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With the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton fast approaching, royal wedding swag is all over London! From newspapers to books and flags to condoms, their faces are plastered everywhere. Here's a sampling of what's to be found. -- Lisa Spodak
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