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For the first time in weeks, the entire country will be awake for UCLA football.
Four of the No. 9 Bruins' five games this season have kicked off at 7 p.m. or later. This Saturday, they'll head up to the Bay Area for a 12:30 p.m. game on ABC.
Better yet is 13th-ranked Stanford's status — despite an upset to Utah last week — as a perennial BCS bowl contender, a reputation it earned under Jim Harbaugh and has maintained under David Shaw.
Shaw was named Pac-12 Coach of the Year in both of his seasons as head coach. Knock off the Cardinal, and UCLA's Jim Mora could be in line for one such award, too.
Those national title aspirations also become a little more realistic. The Bruins haven't been afraid to talk about those goals, but they'll need to dethrone the defending Rose Bowl champs first before gaining more believers.
"This is what I like," quarterback Brett Hundley said. "These kind of games are sort of what I feel like I've been born to play in.
"Every game is big, but these games mean a lot, They really do. As far as team, and legacies and stuff like that — these are big-time games that everybody will look back on. We've just got to come ready."
UCLA (5-0, 2-0 Pac-12) still may harbor some hard feelings about its last two games against Stanford (5-1, 3-1). The Bruins lost 35-17 and 27-24 in back-to-back games, with Ka'imi Fairbairn's 52-yard field goal attempt falling short in the Pac-12 Championship.
Even true freshman receiver Thomas Duarte recalled some of the bitterness. He had yet to officially commit to the Bruins, but watched the games as a recruit.
"They was heartbreak," he said. "UCLA was there both times. But I believe this week, we'll be dialed in. We'll be focused, ready for them. And it's at Stanford, so that's even better."
Pen pals
Hundley has generated some dark-horse Heisman talk this season with his team still undefeated.
The redshirt sophomore got some support from an appropriate source: Gary Beban. The only Bruin to win college football's top individual honor has mailed Hundley twice, once before the season and again a few weeks ago.
"It's pretty good to get a handwritten letter from a guy who's won the Heisman, did some big things here," Hundley said. "Hopefully I can leave my legacy."
Got your back
Linebackers Anthony Barr and Eric Kendricks said their unit — arguably the best in the conference — has built more chemistry as the season went on. Having more than a year's worth of experience in a 3-4 scheme also has helped.
Defending one particular run play against Cal on Saturday, Kendricks looked to his right and saw a teammate slide into his assignment exactly as planned.
"They came down and fit it perfectly," he said. "It was a cool feeling knowing that everybody had your back and everybody's doing their job."


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April 26. 2013 1:58AM
NHIAA Roundup: Pinkerton pulls away from Hanover
NHIAA Scoreboard: Apri 25, 2013
Joshua Gallant scored three goals and added a pair of assists as Pinkerton of Derry outscored visiting Hanover 8-1 in the second half en route to an 11-5 victory Thursday in a Division I boys' lacrosse game between contenders.
Dominic Corsetto and Jake Lisauskas scored two goals each and Brett Dattilo won 17 of 19 faceoffs for the Astros, 7-1. Hanover dropped to 7-2.
Exeter 14, Manchester Central 7:
In Manchester, Galen Antolino and Don Litzelman each scored four goals for 4-3 Exeter. Jeremy Mumford and Mike Cashman each had two goals for the winners. Connor Rowley and Julio Rincon each scored twice for Manchester Central (2-2).
Bishop Guertin 18, Nashua South 6:
In Nashua, John Miller, Alex Astarita and Charlie O'Brien each scored two goals for the 7-2 Cardinals. Dan Auger scored four times for 1-4 South.
Londonderry 19, Salem 4:
In Salem, Kyle Hussey scored five goals for the 5-1 Lancers. Lewis Carroll added three more to the winning cause. Salem fell to 1-5.
Souhegan 16, Memorial 1:
In Manchester, Mack Walker scored one goal and added seven assists for 4-2 Souhegan. Mitch Hale and Blake Burnley each scored three goals for the Sabers. Brady McNaulty scored the lone goal for 0-5 Memorial.
Girls' lacrosse
Souhegan 19, Londonderry 8:
In Amherst, Souhegan (5-1) was led by Madison Learned with five goals and three assists. Mickenzie Larivee added four goals and three assists while teammate Jocelyn Donohue added four goals to the win. Jesse Jay also had three goals and two assists in the win. For 2-4 Londonderry, Noelle Lambert had three goals and three assists.
Derryfield 16, Plymouth 8:
Elsbeth Caulo scored four goals to lift the Cougars, 3-1.
Goffstown 14, Milford 2:
Kyle Indingaro highlighted an eight-run, sixth inning with a three-run double and Zack Storro followed with a three-run homer to lead Goffstown to a rout of host Milford in a Division II baseball contest on Wednesday.
The Grizzlies are off to a 6-1 start. Tyler Barss pitched into the fifth inning, giving up five hits with seven strikeouts. Pat Viviers had two of Goffstown's 10 hits in the six-inning affair, shortened because of the 10-run mercy rule. Milford dropped to 1-4.
Trinity 8, Hanover 7:
In Manchester, freshman pitcher Alyssa Pascucci fanned seven Hanover batters for her first varsity win. Hannah Soares led Trinity with two hits. Katie Pelton, who struck out 21 batters against Plymouth earlier this week, got the save. She entered the game in the sixth inning and fanned five of the six batters she faced in the game.
Campbell 7, Conant 0:
In Litchfield, Emily Paquin and Shelbie Trompke combined on a three-hit shutout for Campbell (5-1). Conant fell to 5-1.


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My boyfriend and I travelled to Lake Sebu, a far off town where the native and colorful T'boli tribe dwells peacefully. I took a photo of him taking a photo of a T'boli family in their wooden boat and vivid costumes. In their tribe, it's the woman who does most of the work.
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An article in the June 7, 1913, edition of The Argus reported on the slow recovery of a little girl severely burned several weeks earlier.
After lying in St. Agnes Hospital for three weeks, slowly recovering from burns which she sustained near her home, Cedar Hill, St. Denis, little Isabelle Smith, 8 years old, will probably have to face the ordeal of skin grafting before she can recover her health and the use of her limbs.
The child was playing along the railroad and beside the track workmen had piled cross-ties and set them ablaze. The flames attracted the little girl, who ventured to the edge of one of the burning piles. Finally, one of the lower ties burned through, gave way, and the others rolled down upon her. Her dress caught fire, and before she could make an effort to save herself, she was terribly burned on her limbs, across which a piece of burning wood had fallen.
She was carried to St. Agnes' Hospital where for days her condition was so critical that her life was almost despaired of. Careful nursing won, however, and within the last week Isabelle has been getting better. But she is far from recovered, and her parents have been told that she must remain in the hospital at least until September.
With a parade and other attractive features, the Halethorpe village celebration will be held on June 11 under the auspices of the Halethorpe Volunteer Fire Department. The committee in charge has arranged to have the parade start from the engine house at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. After the parade, refreshments will be served to every one.
The club dances at the Catonsville Country Club are arousing much interest among the younger set and the one held Saturday night at the club house was largely attended. The dance was preceded by dinner parties at a number of the country places after which the hosts and guests motored to the club.
Work was started Monday by the county on the concrete bridge on Bloomsbury avenue, which is to span the Catonsville Short Line Railroad. It will replace an old wooden structure and will cost about $800. It is being built under the supervision of the Baltimore County Highway Commission.
75 Years Ago
An article in the June 3, 1938 edition of The Catonsville Herald and Baltimore Countian recognized a local group for remembering veterans.
On Sunday, May 29, members of Catonsville Post No. 25, American Legion, met at Post headquarters on Frederick Road and under the direction of Post Commander Walter L. Reich divided into squads and traveled to the various cemeteries of this area where they performed the ritual of grave decoration in honor of deceased veterans. The Legionnaires visited thirty-three graves in all, and each was decorated with flag, flowers and memorial card.
Hooded bathing beauties competing in a perfect figure contest, prominent politicians, labor leaders and American Legionnaires will be honored guests at the Arbutus Community Association's annual carnival from June 11 to June 18.
The carnival is being held on the association's new grounds on Stevens Avenue, Arbutus. There will be games, rides, bingo, a Ferris wheel, dancing in the association's Town Hall and many novelties.
Following up the previous Sunday's one-hitter, Scanken, ace hurler of the Lansdowne nine, allowed only five bingles in the opener against Dickey to hold them to one run, while his fellow players scored five. Tydings on the mound for Dickey allowed nine hits.
The nightcap was a shutout victory for Lansdowne as Wisenborn limited the Dickey club to six bingles. The winners had a hard time, however, with the slants of McDowell, collecting only seven safeties. The game was errorless, both clubs playing a bang-up game afield.
50 Years Ago
An article in the June 6, 1963 edition of the Herald Argus and Baltimore Countian announced the plans for Catonsville's graduation.
Culmination of the student life of the class of 1963 of Catonsville Senior High will occur during the coming week with baccalaureate service this Sunday, June 9, at 7 P.M. and graduation of 429 seniors next Tuesday, June 11, at 8 P.M. Both events will take place in the school auditorium.
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by the Rev. Frederick W. Forkel, pastor of Emanuel E.U.B. church, Catonsville. The invocation, prayer, reading of the Scripture and benediction will be by the Rev. Henry J. Hughes, assistant pastor of St. Mark's Catholic Church. The Catonsville Senior High School Band and Choir will provide music.
On Tuesday night, Dr. Ramsay B. Thomas, member of the county Board of Education, will award the diplomas and Harvey W. Kreuzburg, Jr., principal of the school will make announcements.
Theme of the commencement exercises is "America Sings Her Timeless Songs". The script was written and the program will be presented entirely by students.
The State of Maryland will take part in a nation-wide bell-ringing movement on July 4 to celebrate the birthday of the United States of America.
In Catonsville and vicinity, the project is being promoted by the Senior Citizens Club of Catonsville. Members of this group have volunteered to call upon their respective pastors and request that church bells be rung on that day.
The plan, endorsed by President Kennedy, calls for the simultaneous ringing of bells in churches, government buildings, schools and elsewhere throughout the country at 2 P.M. for two minutes on Independence Day.
William Hylton, a Kenyon College sophomore from Catonsville, has won two national honors and a team honor this season in lacrosse. Hylton, a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, set a national record for total points in one game scoring 13 against Mount Union, and now has the second most points, his record having been broken. He also is third nationally (unofficially) in total points, scoring 41 assists and 22 goals for 63 points. The total enabled him to lead the Kenyon scoring ranks.
With Dr. Oliver H. Laine, president of Catonsville Community College throwing out the first ball, the Catonsville Recreation Council's girls softball program opened on Monday evening, June 3, with an all-time record of 264 children participating.
Divided into 18 teams in two leagues, American and National, the girls, aged 10 to 14, are playing two games simultaneously at 6:15 P.M. daily Monday through Friday on the Catonsville elementary school grounds on Frederick road. The program will be in operation for ten weeks.
Material from archives courtesy of the Catonsville Historical Society.


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Technology Literacy for Education provides the student an opportunity to build on the basic skills and concepts learned in the prerequisite course(s). This class will focus on the applications of technology to the educational classroom environment. Students must demonstrate ability to use and ability to teach others to use the various aspects of educational technology. Skills learned in this class will include: word processing, educational software, drawing and presentation software, Internet applications and digital media. Other educational concepts addressed will include managing technology in the classroom, addressing needs of diverse learners, and enhancing classroom methodology and teaching with technology.
Prerequisite: INFS1020 or INFS1050
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While the pleasures and plenty of Thanksgiving are still a fond memory, it is time to begin looking ahead to the celebrations of the Christmas season. Here is a list of seasonal bazaars, concerts and other events to light up the weeks ahead.
Nov. 27
Hospice of the Gorge Light Up a Life celebration begins at 5:30 p.m. in the ballroom of the Columbia Gorge Hotel.
The public is invited to attend the special tree-lighting ceremony, where refreshments will be served and all attending will be given an opportunity to offer a tribute in remembrance or honor of someone special. An outdoor procession will then move to the Hospice holiday tree. Bring tree ornaments suitable for outdoors to memorialize someone special.
Anyone wishing to participate in providing music or poetry for the event should call Hospice of the Gorge at 541- 387-6449 or 541-296-3228 or toll-free (800) 955-3911.
There will be Hospice trees at St. Peter's Landmark in The Dalles and at Bethel Congregational Church in White Salmon, Wash., which will be lit after Thanksgiving with name reading ceremonies after the New Year.
Nov. 28
A class in holiday wreath making will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. or 6 to 8 p.m. at the Coe Primary Building. Each student will complete one large decorative holiday wreath that would easily sell for $30 retail. Greens, pine cones, ribbon and bow included. Bring any additional decorations you might like to add. Limit of eight per class. Fee is $15. For information call Hood River Community Education at 386-2055
Nov. 29
The Trail Band will appear at The Granada Theater in The Dalles. For more information, call the theater at (541)298-4710.
Nov. 28-30 and Dec. 1
The annual United Methodist Church of Odell bazaar will take place all four days. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., except closing at 6 p.m. on Dec. 1.
One of the best-known annual bazaars in the valley will have jams, jellies, pickles, and mince pie filling; cookies, candies, pies a-la-mode, and home-churned ice cream; gift items for all ages, including linens, wind chimes, bird houses, hats, doll clothes, quilts, and more. Soup will be served as long as supply lasts. Free coffee or tea.
Nov. 30 and Dec. 1
Hazel Rebekah Lodge of Odell hosts a bazaar at the lodge on Odell Highway, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring fresh baked bread both days along with other baked goods, lots of quilts, collectibles and handcrafts.
Nov. 29
The Hood River Hotel presents its 13th annual tree trimming and Christmas Project party from 5 to 8 p.m. The public is invited to bring donations of new unwrapped toys and canned or dry foods and enjoy the festivities of traditional tree trimming, hot cider, cookies and breads by the lobby fireplace. Local performers will add to the fun throughout the evening, and Santa will be on hand as well. The toys will be donated to the Christmas Project and the food will be given to FISH so that all valley residents may enjoy a merry Christmas.
Dec. 1-2
The 22nd annual Mosier County Christmas Fair will take place at the Mosier School.
Hours will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Santa will be available for pictures both days from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Girl Scouts will sell Christmas trees, and the American Legion will serve breakfast both days beginning at 7 a.m. and continuing throughout the day. There will be pizza and lasagna for lunch beginning at 11 a.m., and the Mosier Menagerie 4-H will also provide food.
Dec. 6
Trail Band: The Hood River County Educational Foundation sponsors the fourth annual "Christmas With the Trail Band" concert at 7 p.m. at the Hood River Middle School Auditorium. The event will include the Trail Band playing holiday songs from the past with special guest performers, this year including blues and gospel singer Linda Hornbuckle and comedian Scott Parker.
Tickets are $15 for people over age 14, and $6 for all those 14 and under. The tickets may be purchased in advance from Waucoma Books in Hood River, Cascade Ice Cream and Deli in Cascade Locks, Collage of the Gorge in White Salmon, and Klindt's Bookstore in The Dalles.
A Christmas Cantata, "Journey of Hope, The Birth of the Savior," is performed at 7:30 p.m. at Valley Christian Church in Hood River. The Mid-Columbia Community Choir, under the directorship of Bob Van Alstine, will present religious and secular songs for the holiday season.
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CLEVELAND � J.D. Martinez hit a three-run homer off closer Cody Allen in the ninth inning, helping the Detroit Tigers rally for a 4-2 win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night.
Martinez's one-out shot over the center-field wall bailed out the Tigers, who had been unable to get a clutch hit for eight innings. But in the ninth, Torii Hunter drew a leadoff walk from Allen (5-4), Miguel Cabrera singled, and after Victor Martinez flied out, J.D. Martinez connected for his 19th homer, a crushing blow to the Indians.
Phil Coke (3-2) pitched 1 1-3 innings and Joe Nathan worked the ninth for his 29th save.
Detroit's comeback kept the Tigers on the heels of first-place Kansas City in the AL Central.
Verlander addresses online photo hacking
Justin Verlander wants to keep his private life just that � private.
The Tigers' star pitcher commented for the first time Tuesday after nude photos of him and model girlfriend Kate Upton were allegedly hacked from an online account and posted on the Internet.
Verlander, who initially declined comment on the situation, spoke to reporters before Detroit played the Indians.
"I'm not going to comment on my personal life," the 31-year-old said. "I never have and I never plan on it. I keep my personal life personal. The focus for me is on the Detroit Tigers. I don't want to take any focus away from this team and what we're trying to accomplish. We're in the middle of a pennant race. We're trying to win a pennant and all of my focus currently is on doing whatever I can to help our team win our division."
Verlander, Upton and other celebrities, including Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence, allegedly had photos stolen and posted online. The FBI has launched an investigation.
Verlander knew there was interest in his side of the story and wanted to address the situation.
"I know a couple of guys wanted to get some questions from me yesterday," Verlander said. "Instead of everybody kind of sneaking around and getting questions at specific times, it's just easier to say, 'I'm not commenting on that. I'm trying to win a pennant.' I know some guys are probably getting a lot of pressure from other people to get quotes or whatever. I knew I'd be getting a lot of questions. This is it."
The AL MVP and Cy Young Award winner in 2011, Verlander has always been able to block out distractions. He's dealt with a shoulder injury this season and takes a 12-11 record into Wednesday's start against the Indians.
"I've always been good at that," Verlander said of ignoring outside influences. "This is my life. Baseball's my life. You're able to focus on that especially when you're on the mound doing what I've done my whole life."
Verlander did not comment specifically on the photos.
J.D. Martinez powers Tigers in 9th; Verlander discusses photos
CLEVELAND � J.D. Martinez hit a three-run homer off closer Cody Allen in the ninth inning, helping the Detroit Tigers rally for a 4-2 win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night.


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Indications are that Tehran did not believe that in the international arena, its biggest foe would be injustice. When former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton was busy engineering completely illegal sanctions against Iran, it was with the goal of testing Tehran's patience in the hope of having them exit the NNPT so that he could muster up support for yet another war against an Islamic country in the Middle East. But Iran remained steadfast and in sharp contrast to the United States, it continued to respect international laws in the firm belief that justice would prevail. It did not.
Since 2003, the IAEA has consistently failed its obligations towards Iran as defined by the 1974 Safeguards Agreement. It has failed to facilitate refueling of a small reactor in Tehran, used mostly for short-lived medical isotopes. It has canceled several key technical assistance programs with Iran, some of them related to nuclear safety issues, under pressure from the US. At America's behest, the IAEA has become a conventional weapon inspector agency, seeking information about national secrets of Iran related to missiles and conventional bomb making capabilities; which is completely outside of its jurisdiction, as spelled out in the 1974 agreement. In violation of Article 9 of the 1974 Agreement, the IAEA has shared Iran's sensitive nuclear technology with member nations, as well as outside nuclear experts with dubious connections to Iran's enemies. And most importantly, the Agency with tremendous pressure from US, has elevated a technical non-compliance matter to the level Chapter 7 UNSC sanctions, which should have been used when there is a clear indication of a nuclear weapons program.
The Agency's clear violation of Iran's rights under the NNPT leads one to wonder if the IAEA is ever going to clear Iran's file and revert it back to the normal status while the US is exerting pressure. It is unrealistic for Iran's leadership to assume that by fully engaging the IAEA, sometime in the near future, this agency, working against the wishes of Obama's administration, will clear Iran's path to have nascent enrichment capability. After all, the so called "laptop" filled with mostly fabricated information against Iran's nuclear programs did not show up until it was clear that the IAEA was going to declare 6 outstanding concerns on Iran's past nuclear activities were no longer valid.
Although Obama has extended his hand towards Iran, the policy of "zero-enrichment" has not changed an iota from Bush's policy. When Obama chose Gary Samore and Dennis Ross to handle Iran's nuclear case, it was obvious that Obama did not have any major changes in mind, and the goal was to use a softer approach to gather more support for putting pressure, or as Ross calls it "bigger sticks." Moreover, a recent trip by Ross to Beijing to convince Chinese leadership to sign up for more sanctions against Iran on behalf of Obama, shows that not only Ross was not marginalized after he was transferred from the State Department to the White House, but he is practically in the driver's seat for Obama's Iran policy.
In addition to the West's shaping of IAEA's illegitimate position on Iran's nuclear file, relentless fabricated attacks by the western media has finally resulted in portraying Iran as an outlaw when it comes to the nuclear activities. The propaganda machine led by the likes of Fred Hiatt of Washington Post and Nicolas Goldberg of Los Angeles Times, have helped create such an environment that a recent Pew poll showed that more than 50% of Americans support a US military strike against Iran while the U.S. is in a quagmire in the graveyard of the empires - Afghanistan, and continues to be engaged in its sixth year war in Iraq.
The latest IAEA's report which continued its demands from Iran to go beyond its obligations under the NNPT safeguards and Subsidiary Arrangement Code 3.1 is another misrepresentation of the truth by the Agency. Iran's Majlis (parliament) never approved this code which requires reporting any nuclear project at the point of inception. It is ironic that a major NNPT member (i.e. US) is allowed to threaten Iran's nuclear facilities with military strikes, but when Iran rightfully wants to prevent that from happening by using passive defensive majors, she is censured by the Board.
Iran's continued cooperation with the IAEA maybe a call for equality. Their security in pursuing their goal stems from the justness of their cause, itself a compelling reason to delay a war with the US. However, this cooperation is not serving the development of peaceful nuclear energy in Iran. The Agency has been a tool in the hands of major powers and it does not seem that the status will change anytime soon. The way Obama is pushing the chess pieces against Iran by seeking an oil embargo and crippling sanctions, he may be boxed into a war, even if he is ostensibly against it. Perhaps it is time for Iran to reconsider her membership and leave the NNPT.
This article was written by Dr. Nader Bagherzadeh - professor of electrical engineering and computer science at UC Irvine, California, and Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich.


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Court Dumps Prenda's Subpoena
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As of this date, no responsive memorandum has been filed. LRCiv 7.2(i) provides in part "if the opposing party does not serve and file the required answering memorandum, ...such noncompliance may be deemed a consent to the denial or granting of the motion and the Court may dispose of the motion summarily." Pursuant to this rule, the Court deems Plaintiff's failure to serve and file the required answering memorandum a consent to the granting of Defendant-Movant's Motion to Quash the Subpoena to Wild West Domains Seeking Identity Information.I guess Prenda's a bit busy. Or someone there realized this subpoena had zero chance of actually going forward. Either way, the subpoena is dead.


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Eight promising destinations that you and your other half can enjoy.
Ever planned a ten-mile bike ride when your lover was thinking Cartoon Network marathon? Or been dragged to a champagne and black-tie celebration when you felt like Chinese takeout and cuddling?
Plenty of couples have conflicting ideas of how to spend their time off, and it can get ugly wrangling over the details in a cramped hotel room.
The solution: Figure out ahead of time what you each want from a trip and pick a destination right for both of you. These four composite couples helped pinpoint some ideal vacation spots for mismatched travelers.
Thomas and Katy, Chicago, Illinois
Thomas works hard in his finance job, and when he takes a vacation, he wants a real vacation. No stress—hell, he doesn't even want movement. His ideal revolves around white beaches, the sound of waves lapping the shore, and an anonymous person serving Mai Tais. Sleeping in is mandatory. At dinnertime, Thomas would rather saunter into a nearby restaurant than hunt down a venue serving great regional food. His favorite destination: A resort in Jamaica.
Katy understands that Thomas wants to relax, but she can't handle lying around on a beach for more than a day. In all honesty, she can't even sit through a two hour movie without fidgeting. The feeling of doing nothing frustrates her. Sand and sun are fine, but couldn't she and Thomas also climb behind a waterfall, go snorkeling, and canvass a neighboring town for vintage shops? For Katy, leisurely exploration leads to spiritual rejuvenation.
Outer Banks, North Carolina
A chain of barrier islands off North Carolina's shore, he Outer Banks offer sandy beaches, plenty of history, and southern hospitality.
Unpack your bags at the Tranquil House Inn, nestled on the waterfront of Manteo, and test out the four-poster bed before heading to the boardwalk. The beaches are made for lounging, but there's also plenty of opportunity for windsurfing, fishing, and clamming. Bone up on American history by visiting Roanoke Island,where a group of early settlers mysteriously disappeared, and the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum, dedicated to the 1,000 ships that have sunk off the coast. Dine at the inn or head to Awful Arthur's Oyster Bar for steamed shrimp and tender steak. Be sure to pop by Mama Kwan's Grill & Tiki Bar for a drink. For fun, try climbing into the 1970 Volkswagen bus sticking out of the wall, and see if they kick you out.
Cape Town, South Africa
Dig your toes into the sand of Cape Town's fine beachfronts and heave a sigh of relaxation. Where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet at the continent's tip, South Africa has a wealth of national parks, vegetation, and, of course, a phenomenal coastline. Book a room at Floreal House, a bed-andbreakfast built into the side of Table Mountain. The stunning 1,086-meter peak (ripe for climbing, but only with a guide) provides an amazing view from its top, and those too lazy to walk can ride up in a cable car. Another day, visit Stellenbosch vineyards, in the pastoral region where South Africa's best wine is grown, and taste a few heady shirazes.
The country's apartheid past still casts a lengthy shadow; you can learn more about it by touring Robben Island Museum,where freedom fighter and president Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Afterward,wander down to the neighboring fishing community, Fish Hoek, choose any seaside restaurant, and enjoy the fresh fare.
Sarah and Patrick, St. Louis, Missouri
Sarah likes trying out new restaurants— Thai one week, Tunisian the next—and she rarely orders the same dish twice. She's adventuresome and outgoing, makes new friends easily, and can be ounted on to go salsa dancing or to jump off a cliff into a running river. When it comes to vacationing, her list of "things to do" includes windsurfing in southern France, going on an African safari, and learning how to make Tandoori chicken—in India.
Patrick prefers hamburgers, medium rare, served with onion rings. He's known most of his friends since kindergarten, and they still meet every Thursday to drink a few beers and throw darts. The idea of traveling abroad doesn't cross Pat's mind. A holiday should be relaxing, and he tenses up just picturing himself in a foreign country struggling with the language and eating bizarre food. Most years he vacations in Chicago and takes in a Cubs game.
New Orleans, Louisiana
You won't need a passport to go to New Orleans, but the city may as well be in a foreign country.
The Cajun cooking, steamy weather, and French colonial history blend together to create a party atmosphere with a southern twang. Live zydeco and jazz, played in Bourbon Street bars, can pacify even the crankiest of travelers. And while much local food can only be described as American creole, at La Petite Grocery the art of mixing local spices with French cooking has been perfected. To get an intimate feel in this bustling city, stay at the Hubbard Mansion, an inn with a wraparound porch. Stroll down the French Quarter's cobblestone streets,walk past the Garden District mansions, and, for a fright, take a voodoo and cemetery tour. Sports fans can check out the horse races.
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The nonprofit organization, Letter to Lindsey Inc., brought "Autograph Your Life," a wall of encouraging stories, to Relay For Life of Davidson County Friday evening.
The nonprofit organization, Letter to Lindsey Inc., brought "Autograph Your Life," a wall of encouraging stories, to Relay For Life of Davidson County Friday evening with hopes of inspiring cancer patients.
The project wall was set up at their team spot on the field at Philpott Memorial Stadium at Lexington Senior High School during the festivities that highlighted finding a cure for cancer.
The team, known as "Get Wiggy With It," joined more than 65 other teams that came together to raise money, honor individuals who lost their lives to cancer, celebrate those who won the battle and to uplift people who still may be fighting.
"This is my first Relay For Life. I'm really excited," said cancer survivor Stacy Vanzant, president of Letter to Lindsey and chair of "Get Wiggy With It."
Letter to Lindsay was started in 2008 by Vanzant after her own battle with Hodgkin's disease. She received six months of chemotherapy and 15 treatments of radiation. Vanzant was proud to say she is celebrating seven years since being diagnosed and six years in remission.
"All is well," she said.
The agency not only donates wigs to individuals with cancer, but they also provide a letter from previous cancer survivors, their families or caretakers to go along with the wigs.
Vanzant said they participate in Carolina Cancer Services' Walk, Run, Ride For Life and the Susan G. Komen Race For the Cure events, however, the organization wanted to be involved in something that involved all cancers. That decision led them to Relay For Life.
Attendees were encouraged to take a moment and write a story to place on the wall. Vanzant noted that they could be short or long. Stories could be submitted anonymously or with a name. Participants even had the chance to win a trip.
"This is an unique and great way to help others going through this disease, Vanzant said. "Each and every story can help inspire and motivate others that are currently suffering with cancer."
Another first-time team was Reeds Renegades For the Cure. The 25-member team was created to support Cindy Fogle, a speech teacher at Reeds Elementary School, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the beginning of the school year.
Terrie Miller, co-captain of the team, said they passed their goal of raising $2,000 toward the cause. She was appreciative of the team of teachers.
"I'm very proud," she said. "(Relay For Life) is a feeling you can't describe."
Throughout the night teams sold drinks, accessories, pins, food, small snacks and held raffles to raise money toward Relay For Life. This marks the 15th year for the local level of the organization.
"I think it's cool, especially the survivor walk. It's amazing these people are so strong," said Sharee Smith, a member of River Church Warriors. "Staying here all night is significant. A lot of people socialize. It's about the support system here making it a good time instead of a sad time."
Close to 1,000 people signed up to participate in the festivities, with teams camping overnight. Relay officials expected more to show up on the day of the event.
Demitris Royal, a member of the Panchie Pooh Macaroni and Cheese Crew team, said his favorite part throughout the night is taking time to remember the memories of his aunt, Peggy Royal, who lost the battle of lung cancer in July 2010. Her nickname was "Panchie," she loved Winnie the Pooh and made the best macaroni and cheese in the family, so the team came up with a name that was fitting.
Royal said he will never forget her cooking and being so uplifting, as well as the problem-solver in the family.
"Everybody reminisces on the good times (they had) with their lost ones," he said. "It's amazing. All the love that is shown …it's a big event. Relay For Life is a great thing. Loosing somebody to cancer, it takes a lot from a person. Relay For Life helps you get over that hump."
Cancer patient Ruthie Burroughs of Thomasville has been battling leukemia for the past five years. She lost her mother and father to cancer nearly 20 years ago. Ever since then she has been participating in Relay For Life. Burroughs was part of Youth For Life team of Memorial Methodist Church.
"I like the community support," she said. "It's a good way for people who have cancer or (people) who lost someone to cancer to come together. I think it's a celebration of life. With prayers, God and modern technology ... people are surviving."
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An update from Anne, a graduate student in history with a focus on the U.S. Southwest and Mexico who is doing research on Indian history:
One last gorgeous sunrise in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca made me realize how much I am going to miss this place and the people who took us into their homes.
I consider myself to be an emotional and passionate person, and not surprisingly, this trip affected me in a variety of significant ways. Already, I am planning to return with a deeper understanding than before.
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Stop Playing God and Calling It "Social Justice"
Chris Martin interacts with Andy Crouch's book, Playing God.
Character Is King
Tim Challies:
When the Bible lays out qualifications to ministry, it is character that rules every time. The Bible says little about skill and less still about results. It heralds character. And from the early days, Mark Driscoll showed outstanding natural abilities which led to amazing results. He knew and proclaimed sound theology. But he also showed an absence of so many of the marks of godly character. A hundred testimonies from a hundred hurt friends and former church members shows that what we saw from the outside was only a dim reflection of what was happening on the inside. The signposts were there, but we ignored them.
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An Open Letter to My Friends Struggling with Eating Disorders
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And when I was thirteen and standing there in that green hospital gown, Mum telling me in her soft British accent that nurses said I was a miracle because I was still alive — I should have died — it felt like God reaching down and cupping my cheeks and saying, "I will never leave you nor forsake you."
It was my heavenly Father reassuring me there was more to life than rules and liturgies. There was joy — and it tasted good.
Ebola, Zombies, and Medical Missions
Clint Archer:
Last week an American doctor, Kent Brantly, and a nurse who contracted the Ebola virus on a medical outreach trip to Africa were flown home to be treated. Ann Coulter, a (loud) mouthpiece for political conservatives opined that the misguided Christian do-gooders ought rather to have stayed Stateside and focused their philanthropy on, say, Hollywood tycoons, so the world could be reached by the inevitable trickle down effect of Christianized American culture.
Nineveh Will Rise Up
Joel Badal:
Persecution is no stranger to the Assyrians. The Assyrians have felt two previous waves of persecution in the 1900s. The first wave took place in the 1918 (during World War I) as the Ottoman Turks invaded Iran. They forced Assyrians to drink poison (known as the Assyrian genocide). Then, from the 1960s to 1980s, the rise of Islam forced Assyrians to make drastic changes again. Convert or die, serve in the military, or face injustice were their options. Young Assyrian males were drafted to wage war in the front lines from the 1960s to late 1970s.


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- Last call... (8/2/17)
- Time to put on our 'A' game (7/26/17)
- Annual Idaho State Police report offers some mixed news for county (7/19/17)
- Community Canvas effort made significant difference (7/12/17)
- Law enforcement must train to confront very evil people (7/5/17)
- Independence Day coming so don't get complacent (6/28/17)
- Angry rhetoric must stop (6/21/17)
A Surplus of senators
It seems like everybody wants Larry Craig's job (including, apparently, Craig).
Craig has vacillated on whether or not he's actually going to resign, being almost Clintonesque in his manipulation of the "resignation" speech, but the truth is, after years of solid service, his effectiveness has totally evaporated. He should follow through with his resignation at the end of this month. Any time Doonesbury, Leno and Letterman make you the butt of their jokes, you're doomed, let alone the fact that his own party leadership has totally abandoned him.
And surprisingly, even people who were sympathetic to him a month ago, are much less so today because of his apparent about face. He needs to follow through with his resignation.
Should he actually resign in the next week, Gov. Butch Otter will select his replacement, and while Butch may have his own, private list, it seems there is no end to the number of people who have asked to be appointed to Craig's job.
Discounting people who've talked to him privately, and those who live out of state who say they'd be willing to move here to establish residency, the list of "formal" applicants includes: Jay Wilde of Glenns Ferry, a rancher who has never run for or held political office,
State Representative Scott Bedke of Oakley, Charles Cline of Lenore, Bob Cox of Boise, Steve Coyle of Star, Lawrence Gardner of Meridian, Brian Hefner of Nampa, Ben Jepson of Nampa, State Senator Mike Jorgenson of Coeur d'Alene, Thomas Kim of Island Park, David Leroy of Boise, Kent Marmon of Caldwell, State Representative Russ Mathews of Idaho Falls, State Senator John McGee of Caldwell, Christopher Patterson of Coeur d'Alene, Charles Pottenger of Lewiston, Blaine Price of Malad, Steven Ranstrom of Burley, Lieutenant Governor Jim Risch, State Representative Ken Roberts of Donnelly, State Senator Gary Schroeder of Moscow, Larry T. Smith of Nampa, Sheila Sorensen of Boise, Tom Stevenson of Gooding, Steven Thompson of Heyburn, Robert Vasquez of Canyon County, Jim Waite of Idaho Falls, Attorney General Lawrence Wasden, and Dane Watkins of Idaho Falls.
Of that list, several names leap out at us, each with varying political spots on the spectrum of Republican positions, but who we believe could provide the quality leadership and intellectual power that has been a tradition of Idaho senators going back to William Borah. We like Dave Leroy, the cerebral former attorney general for the state, Lawrene Wasden, the current attorney general, and Sheila Sorenson, one of the legislative leaders. If we had to build a short list, those would be our names on it.
But Butch has a good eye for people. We're certain he'll make a good choice, based less on politics than the person who can best represent Idaho.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A school bus carrying severely disabled students home from a trip to the zoo rolled over Thursday on a highway near Indianapolis, injuring a dozen people, including five children, state police said.
A truck was changing lanes on Interstate 65 near Zionsville about 2 p.m. Thursday when it cut in front of the special-needs school bus, Sgt. Rich Myers of the Indiana State Police said.
The bus driver, Audrey Kitchel, 55, of Lafayette, veered left into the grass median to avoid the collision and lost control of the bus, which rolled over and came to rest on its wheels in the median, Myers said.
All 12 passengers, seven adults and five children ranging from kindergarteners to fourth-graders, were transported to Indianapolis hospitals where they were treated for nonlife-threatening injuries, including neck and back pain, Myers said. All were wearing seat belts or other restraints.
None of the 12 was expected to be held overnight, hospital representatives said.
An inspection of the bus after the accident revealed no mechanical failures that would have contributed to this crash, Myers said.
Tippecanoe School Corp. Superintendent Scott Hanback said the bus was a Lafayette School Corp. bus carrying special-needs students from Mintonye Elementary School in southern Tippecanoe County. The students had gone to Indianapolis Zoo for a field trip.
"The bus was filled with students from the life-skills class," Hanback said, meaning they had severe and profound disabilities and multiple impairments— physical as well as developmental. At least one was in a wheelchair, he said.
All five students were elementary age, from 4 to 10 years old, Hanback said. He also said most of the seven adults were parents.
The truck that caused the crash did not stop, Myers said. The truck was described as either a white box truck or a white semitrailer, he said. The vague description of the truck made locating it difficult, Myers said.


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Titans coach Jeff Fisher said quarterback Vince Young is day-to-day with a mild sprained left knee after being injured in a 30-3 win over Jacksonville on Monday. He also has a sprained ankle.
The Eagles visit the Titans on Sunday at LP Field, where the Titans (4-2) have lost their last two home games.
He did not know if Young would be able to practice tomorrow, but the Titans are planning a reduced workload because of the short week. Fisher said he expected Young to be day-to-day most of the week.
"It's not unrealistic if he misses a couple days of practice that he still can play. I think he's got a good chance," Fisher told reporters in his day-after news conference, according to the Associated Press.
Young thought his season might have been over when he was pulled down after recovering a fumbled snap with his left leg twisting underneath him.
"If you look at ... what happened in the game, I could stand up here and say that he's lucky," Fisher said. "As he said, he's a quick healer, and we'll just go with him day to day."
UPDATED: The NFL has fined the Falcons' Dunta Robinson $50,000 for his hit on Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson.
The league issued a total of $175,000 in fines to three players for helmet-to-helmet hits today.
Patriots safety Brandon Meriweather has been fined $50,000 and Steelers linebacker James Harrison has been fined $75,000. Harrison plans to appeal. He received the additional fine as a repeat offender.
The league is considering suspensions for helmet-to-helmet hits, but felt players had not been given fair warning of possible penalties and opted for fines this week.
Ray Anderson, the NFL's vice president of football operations, was just on ESPN Radio's "Mike & Mike" show and said that Falcons cornerback Dunta Robinson's hit on Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson definitely was illegal under the rules protecting a defenseless receiver.
"Technically, by the rules, even if you initiate contact below the neck, but you get up into a players head and neck area for a defenseless receiver, technically under that rule, that was a violation," Anderson said. "That's why it was called (a penalty). And it will be subject to discipline."
The league expanded the definition of a "defenseless receiver" in March. If a receiver has caught the ball, but hasn't had time to protect himself, he can't be hit in the head or neck area.
"Yes, it was a bang-bang play," Anderson said. "You can make the argument that it was different from the others (hits on Sunday).
But at the end of the day, it was still illegal under the current rules. And we have to be very vigorous about enforcing and protecting our players against hits like this."
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April 19. 2013 4:11AM
Hooksett middle school trip to D.C. is back on, June 7-10
Unease cancels Hooksett 8th-grade trip to Washington, D.C.
HOOKSETT - A school trip for Hooksett middle school students to Washington, D.C., that was canceled due to security concerns after the Boston Marathon bombings has been rescheduled for June 7-10.
The trip was supposed to have begun yesterday, but the Hooksett School Board canceled it, a move that provoked criticism from some parents.
More than 100 students in the 8th grade at David R. Cawley Middle School, along with 11 chaperones, are set to go on the trip.
The principal of the school, Matthew Benson, said times on the itinerary may change and possibly the site of the baseball game, but all other stops on the original itinerary will take place. The dates for Camp Mi Te Na have been moved back one day, running from June 3-5.
A parent/student information night is May 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the gymnasium to provide the agenda and answer questions.
"I want to personally thank the parents for your understanding and support," Benson said in a statement.


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Smartphone makers who went on the offensive in the industry's patent wars are learning a tough lesson: The courts aren't buying it.
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Friday, March 28, 2014 - Ivan, Jarmil and Milan RAW - FULL CONTACT
Ivan, Jarmil and Milan RAW - FULL CONTACT
In a great scene we have Ivan Mraz, Jarmil Sladky and Milan Hornik. We find Jarmil as he sits on a park bench waiting for Ivan to arrive. As they wait for Milan to arrive they have a chat. Then when he arrives they go off to Jarmil's flat. Jarmil plays host, pouring some drinks and the guys stand to toast each other. Then Ivan drops his pants and shows off his cock. He kisses Jarmil and the Milan. Jarmil takes hold of Ivan's dick and wanks it and the Ivan's shirt comes off too. Milan drops to his knees and sucks on Ivan's cock as Jarmil's is released from his pants and gets wanked. With Jarmil rock hard Milan needs no prompting his comes off Ivan's dick and goes down on Jarmil. With both Jarmiland Ivan rock hard they need Milan's dick out too. So all three get naked and Ivan shows that he can suck too, going down on Milan's throbbing cock. Ivan works on that cock and then Jarmil takes over. His mouth wraps around Milan's hot meat and Ivan joins in again, licking at the balls before sucking. Jarmil wants two cocks, so he kneels between Milan and Ivan and sucks each of them in turn, as they kiss. Then he sits on the sofa, his cock standing proud, for Milan and Ivan to get to work on. They each take turns of Jarmils cock but soon he wants more. So Ivan gets behind him and slides his dick deep into an eager hole. As he takes that big cock Jarmil also sucks on Milan's too. He loves being spit-roasted and gets it good. But Milan loves a bit of dick in his hole too, so they move and he sits right down on Ivan's pole, riding it good. As he rides that cock Milan's dick gets some sucking from Jarmil. Then it is all change again. This time Ivan's hole is up for some hard fucking, and Milan is happy to oblige. He fucks for a while and then changes with Jarmil As he takes that cock Ivan wanks himself and soon shoots his hot cum. Jarmil pulls out of that tight ass and also cum, this time over Ivan's balls. Then Milan dumps a huge load all over Ivan's chest. Ivan sucks the spent cock dry to end a wonderful scene.
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We brought Alan Frank in for a screentest. With his hot body we thought we should pair him with another hunk so we matched him with Roman Madlec. Roman gets things started by interviewing Alan and leaning forward and kissing him. He works down the chest, kissing Alan's nipples and running a hand over his sexy body. Then he helps Alan off with his shorts, and starts rubbing his cock. As he kisses over the body Roman wanks on Alan's cock, getting it hard before starting to suck. That cock is a nice big one and Roman wraps his lips around it, sucking real good. He then removes his own underwear and Alan lays on his back to get a taste of Roman's cock. Roman wanks himself and pushes the head into Alan's mouth. As he sucks Alan also wanks himself and then Roman bends forward and they 69, sucking each other's throbbing cocks. Moving onto their knees the guys face each other and Roman wanks both cocks with one hand. He then turns around and bends over so that Alan can slide that big, hard cock into his tight ass. That cock is so hard and Alan fucks the hole with nice long strokes. He goes in deep, working that hole as Roman breathes heavily with each thrust. Alan pulls out and that rock hard cock looks great as it goes back into Roman's waiting hole. Roman turns onto his back and wanks himself as Alan fucks him some more. That cock slides in and out so easily, filling Roman's tight ass. He leans over and covers Roman's mouth with his hand as his fucking speeds up. He stretches that hole as his cock slams in and out and Roman quickly shoots a big, creamy load over his belly. But Alan isn't ready to cum, he lays down and has Roman ride his cock. Roman works his ass up and down on the thick shaf,t panting heavily. He action works well and Alan shoots his cream into the condom, while still in Roman's ass. He pulls out and Roman removes the condom to check the hot cum before kissing Alan after a very successful screentest. Then they go off to share a shower, there cocks still rock hard.
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Maybe spring has sprung again. I hope so. We've had lots of rain and cold over the last few days. It's time for March to go out, and I hope it will go out as a lamb.
Trios just don't get much better than our lead feature today, with Milan Hornik, Jarmil Sladky and Ivan Mraz. They are followed by Oto Zastera in a great erotic video, and a lovely stills shoot with Honza Vanek. We also have scene 5 of our fully remastered Ice Dreams.
Our castings all look too, they are Jan Bobek, Honza Vanek and Tomas Ponorny. That is a very good selection today, three good looking guys. My pick for today will be Honza Vanek, whose stills shoot is also online.
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Christina Aguilera and CeeLo Green will take the spring cycle off to fulfill other commitments before returning next year; Adam Levine and Blake Shelton will remain for season four
On the heels of its potent debut last week, NBC's "The Voice" welcomes music superstars Usher and Shakira to the family as two new celebrity musician coaches when it returns next spring for its fourth cycle. Christina Aguilera, who is releasing a new album and going on tour, and CeeLo Green, who is developing new music plus a scripted comedy series for NBC based on his life, will take the next cycle off, it was announced Monday by Robert Greenblatt, chairman of NBC Entertainment.
Current celebrity musician coaches Adam Levine and Blake Shelton will remain through season four.
"We are thrilled to welcome Usher and Shakira to 'The Voice.' The addition of these popular iconic artists continues the tradition established by Christina, CeeLo, Adam and Blake," Greenblatt said. "Doing two back-to-back cycles of this show requires a tremendous amount of time, and we are happy to accommodate the commitments made by Christina and CeeLo. The participants on our show benefit from our coaches' expertise and their continued success in the music business allows for significant new contributions to the contestants when they return."
"'The Voice' has always been known for pairing incredible up-and-coming talent with superstar coaches who are top-level current artists," said executive producer Mark Burnett. "Having award-winning artists as coaches means they need to be able to tour. Whether in the red chair or on tour, our coaches have their chairs for life. This is exactly why, after three seasons, we needed to allow them to rotate out so they can get on the road amongst their fans. Meanwhile, we're incredibly excited to have singular artists like Usher and Shakira joining the fold."
"Being a coach on 'The Voice' is a wonderful experience and the relationship amongst us all is like an extended family," Aguilera said. "I am so proud of being part of the show from the beginning, all the work we've done, and proud of what the show stands for as a whole. As I have expressed since day one of the show, that I am a singer and performer first and I am so excited to get back to that love. Since this year NBC and 'The Voice' have decided to tape back-to-back seasons, requiring a full-year commitment, it is important for me to take season four off, allowing me to support my music that my fans have been waiting for - with the release of my new album 'Lotus' on Nov. 13. By pursuing my first passion of music during the break, I am also able to come back and offer even more to my team on 'The Voice' in the future."
"First ... thank you NBC for supporting my decision to take this season four hiatus! It says that I'm seen and respected as a complete artist and not just a cast member. I'm highly enthusiastic about focusing my undivided attention on my additional endeavors and interests like my upcoming solo album, new Goodie Mob album, Las Vegas residency 'Loberace,' new memoir, and new NBC comedy," Green said. "It's great to also give a host of other talent the chance to experience what a joy it is to be part of what is truly the best show of them all, 'The Voice!' I will return for season five and will be watching season four. NBC is home and as far as Usher and Shakira are concerned - 'mi casa su casa.'"
Usher is a singer, songwriter, actor and dancer who soared to fame in the late 1990s with his second album "My Way." The album provided his first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit "Nice & Slow." The album was certified six-times platinum by the RIAA. Usher's next album, "8701," yielded the Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hits "U Remind Me" and "U Got It Bad," and has been certified four-times platinum by the RIAA. Usher's album "Confessions" sold more than 10 million copies in the U.S. in 2004, and has been certified diamond by the RIAA. It gave four consecutive Billboard No. 1 hits, including "Yeah!," "Burn," "Confessions Part II" and "My Boo." Usher's album "Here I Stand" sold more than five million copies worldwide in 2008, and its lead single "Love in This Club" climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In 2010, Usher released his sixth studio album - "Raymond v. Raymond," which resulted in his third-consecutive album to open at No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart. It has been certified platinum and originated another Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit in "OMG". As a result, the song became his ninth No. 1 single in the U.S., making him the first artist in the current decade to register No. 1 singles in three consecutive decades.
Over the course of her career, Colombian singer-songwriter and Grammy winner Shakira has sold close to 60 million albums worldwide and has won numerous awards, including two Grammys, four World Music Awards, three American Music Awards and five Billboard Music Awards, to name a few. Her collaborations with such stars as Beyonce and Alejandro Sanz have helped keep her audience expanding continually and she is the only artist from South America to have a No. 1 song in the U.S. She has had four of the 20 top-selling hits of the last decade, more than any other artist - including 2006's unforgettable "Hips Don't Lie," the biggest-selling single of the 21st century, which reached the No. 1 spot in an astonishing 55 countries.
Shakira began writing songs at the age of 8, learned to speak English by studying the work of Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and Walt Whitman, and took history classes at UCLA during her break between albums. At the age of 18, she founded the Pies Descalzos (Barefoot) Foundation, which currently provides education and nutrition to more than 6,000 impoverished children in Colombia and is expanding its work to other countries, including newly launched projects in Haiti and South Africa.
"Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)," along with its Spanish language version, "Waka Waka (Esto es África)," was another worldwide sensation. It sold more than two million singles and was the theme song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the event's biggest song ever released. The official video has seen nearly 500 million YouTube hits, making it the No. 3 most watched video of all time and the No. 3 most watched music video. The track was also the soundtrack to Shakira's 1Goal campaign for universal education.
"The Voice" returns with the strongest vocalists from across the country invited to compete in the blockbuster vocal competition show's third season. Celebrity musician coaches Christina Aguilera, CeeLo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton return along with Carson Daly as host and Christina Milian as social media correspondent.
The show's innovative format features four stages of competition: the first begins with the blind audition, then the battle round, the brand new knockouts and finally, the live performance shows.
During the blind auditions, the decisions from the musician coaches are based solely on voice and not on looks. The coaches hear the artists perform, but they don't get to see them - thanks to rotating chairs. If a coach is impressed by the artist's voice, he/she pushes a button to select the artist for his/her team. At this point, the coach's chair will swivel so that he/she can face the artist he/she has selected. If more than one coach pushes their button, the power then shifts to the artist to choose which coach they want to work with. If no coach pushes their button, the artist is eliminated from the competition.
Once the teams are set, the battle is on. Coaches will dedicate themselves to developing their team of artists, giving them advice, and sharing the secrets of their success along with the help from their celebrity advisers. During the battle rounds the coaches will pit two of their own team members against each other to sing the same song together in front of a studio audience.
After the vocal battle, the coach must choose which of his/her singers will advance to the next round of competition, while the losing artist is available to be stolen by another coach. Each coach has two steals during the battle rounds.
At the end of the battles, only the strongest members of each coach's roster remain and proceed to the new knockout rounds. The artists will be paired again with a member of their team, but this time they find out only minutes before performing who they are being compared against. The artists each select their own song to perform individually, while their direct competitor watches and waits. They are vying for their coach's confidence and decision to take them to the live shows. Their coach will choose the winner and the artist not selected will be sent home.
In the final live performance phase of the competition, the top artists from each team will compete each week against each other during a live broadcast. The television audience will vote to save their favorite artists and the two artists with the lowest number of votes will be sent home each week. In the end, one will be named "The Voice" and will receive the grand prize of a recording contract.
Visit NBC.com's official show site: http://www.nbc.com/TheVoice.Follow the show on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/NBCTheVoice and on twitter at @NBCTheVoice and #TheVoice.


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The Beatles' 1 sells almost 83,000 at No. 7, while Lenny Kravitz's Greatest Hits set sells another 80,000 at No. 8. At No. 9 is Project Pat's Mista Don't Play, which sells another 74,000, followed by Ja Rule's Rule 3:36, which sells yet another 73,000 copies at No. 10.
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