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The most talked about wardrobe malfunction of the event was Jennifer Lawrence's
Tina Fey
Naomi Watts
Helen Hunt
Jennifer Garner
Jessica Chastain
I just can't get over Alec Baldwin's hair. Makes him look like Stephen.
Julia Stiles
Gretchen Mol
Nina Dobrev
Jessica Pare and Elisabeth Moss.
Nina Dobrev and Helen Hunt look amazing. What the hell happened to Jennifer Lawrence's dress?? She looked great on the red carpet.
Jessica Pare's dress looks like the top is a 56GG bra-ugh.
Is it true Jennifer Larewnce's dress was detachable or is Michael K messing with us?
Jessica Chastain looks gorgeous here, she is the most improved from GG.ReplyCancel
Yeah, Jessica Chastain looks so much better than she did at the GG's. <3 Redheads…
J. Pare looks like a giantess next to E. Moss.ReplyCancel
why can't jessica pare dress??? she's actually pretty and you'd never know it from this picture.
helen hunt had some major work done. when i saw her up close last night i couldn't believe it. she kind of needed it but it seems drastic to me.
jlaw's dress did have a detachable bottom which….detached. horrible thing to happen—bad design, IMO.
note to all of them: don't wear trick dresses to awards!ReplyCancel
Jennifer's dress is in two layers, the top layer shifted up and showed the mesh that connected the second, long layer to the rest of the dress. The top layer was covering the mesh.ReplyCancel
Ewwww, Jessica Pare channeling Kim Kardashian? Ick.
Christina and her "girls" were sorely missed.ReplyCancel
Jennifers dress is layered, you can see it other photos, but she must have picked up the top layer when she was trying to move and thus showed us her thighs!!! The Horror!
Naomi looks beautiful!
Alec is going a little mid life crisis of trying to be younger than he is, sort of the Demi Moore thing, he just happens to be doing it better than she is.
Nina does look pretty, however, could her waist be any smaller?!! ZoinksReplyCancel
Wow, Nina Dobrev is gorgeous.ReplyCancel
There is something about Julia Stiles I JUST DON'T like. I've never been able to put my finger on it but she arouses irritation in me whenever I see her.
And please let Jessica Pare get tossed aside by Hamm's character this season. So annoying.ReplyCancel
I was just coming on here to say that I can't stand Julia Stiles, either! There's just something about her that bus me.ReplyCancel
Naomi Watts & Helen Hunt look fabulous. So does Gretchen Mol.
I'm tired of Jennifer Lawrence.
Alec Baldwin sucks.
Elizabeth Moss is fug.ReplyCancel
@KPeony – yes! Like she's so incredibly annoyed with everything and everyone around her or something. ugh.ReplyCancel
I like Julia Stiles' dress, but not on her. That's a bad color for her.
Jennifer Garner needed Tina Fey old Hollywood hair and she would have looked a lot better.
I would not have recognized Jessica Pare. Yikes.
Dior is insisting JLaw's dress was layers of tulle and satin and there was no wardrobe malfunction. Perhaps it should have come with instructions on how to lift the skirt(s) to climb stairs?ReplyCancel
Helen's dress is Fab.
Oh ALEC…LOL. :^)ReplyCancel
I' sorry. Helen Hunt is debuting her Nicole Kidman frozen forehead look. Gah. So much botox I'm surprised she didn't succumb to botulism posioning. Marion Cotillard had the most noteworthy dress. Stunning navy and white.ReplyCancel
I liked Marion's dress too along with Nina, Viola, Nicole ( great dress didn't like the whole look) and I thought Helen Hunt looked pretty. I hated Julie Bowens, Jessica Pave, January Jones and Naya.
Alec's hair looks AWFUL! He looks much better with the Jack Donaghy hair.
I'm still waiting for the wow dress will have to see what the oscars show.
I heart Helen Hunt. She was wonderfulin The Sessions. I wish she'd win the Oscar over miss melodrama. I prefer subtlety over overacting any day.ReplyCancel
Lots of gorgeous gowns. I can't wait for Fashion Police tonight!
Naomi Watts looks lovely.
Helen Hunt doesn't have a forehead or even a fivehead. She has a sixhead. Her body and gown are amazing, though!
Julia Stiles looks much older than her actual age.
Gretchen Mol = ethereal.
Jessica Para *does* look like Kim Kardashian. And that's never a good thing.ReplyCancel
I realllly like Julia Stiles dress, but not particularly on her.
Naomi Watts looks great.
Jessica Pare is pretty, but NOT in this Kim K looking getup! Yuck!ReplyCancel
I love Julia Stiles' dress, and she's usually gorgeous, but I think it's too heavy a hand with the makeup. When you start having kids and getting busy with other things, it's easy to get outdated with the makeup.ReplyCancel
Omg, Hilaria has a comedy/tragedy face. Do you see it? Her face doesn't match. One side is saying, 'yeah, what the fuck is the other side, thinking? I know, right?!'
And the other side is saying 'fuck off Im having a bad day.'ReplyCancel
Alec is following the "go lighter to cover gray instead of darker" rule, but the color almost looks GREEN. He probably figures that he doesn't need to get his roots done as often if he's lighter, but he just looks desperate, unnatural and washed-out. What's funny is that Alec's original color is a little darker than baby-shit brown (remember him in Beetlejuice?). Soon after that movie the Hollywood machine got their hooks into him and he reappeared with jet black hair so his blue eyes would pop. He's been raven haired for so long that anything else looks weird to us.
Jessica Pare is pregnant, or she has her period or she's PMS-ing big time. I just popped over to the DM to look at her more closely at different angles. There is NO way that she looked in the mirror and thought she looked good. I can feel her pain just by looking at her: Her boobs are so swollen and she's bloated to all hell and she's trying to give herself a waist with a fugly belt but that horrible green Grecian style dress is not doing her any favors. Her face is an oil slick so she packed-on a pound of powder, but her hair isn't cooperating so she pulled it off her face. Which is a nightmare for Miss Donkey Kong because all we notice are her horrible Chicklet teeth! It actually looks like she used Invisalign or a retainer during the hiatus because her teeth aren't crowded anymore. Unfortunately, now they're floating in her mouth like jagged Tic Tacs.
Anyway, whatever is going on with Miss Megan there are HORMONES involved and she should have scrubbed the event and rode it out in front of the TV on the couch…under a comforter…with a warm walnut brownie topped with ice cream and hot fudge…and big bowl of macaroni and cheese…and a glass of Pinot Noir.
My rant is over. Time to go lay down with the hot water bottle!ReplyCancel
I don't think it was a wardrobe malfunction for JLaw. I read she had layers and layers on her dress, and I think it was tulle underneath them. I think one part just got hiked up a bit.
Jessica Chastain is gorgeous. She needs to wear a dress to accentuate her coloring and her body. Same for Anne Hathaway. I really haven't liked either of their fashion choices for the past award ceremonies.ReplyCancel
I don't have great taste so I was wondering if I would be the only one loving Nina's dress, but maybe my taste isn't that bad after all?ReplyCancel
Nina's dress was amazing, but PLEASE eat SOMETHING. And WTF with J. Parre…she is one hot mess and the dress did her NO favors. She also looks like she's gained 30lbs–all in the boobs…ReplyCancel
Oh and Julia Stiles always looks like a C you next Tuesday to me–I really think she is her persona from that movie with Julia Roberts and Kirsten Dunst–Mona Lisa Smile..ReplyCancel
I missed the wardrobe malfunction.
Did anyone catch the look on Alec's face when Dick Van Dyke called him the wrong name (before correcting himself)??
Yeah, I'll be ok if Don loses Megan at some point this next season. She is annoying as hell.ReplyCancel
Nina normally dresses like she is going to the prom at fancy events but she was PERFECT last night! The bangs look good on her as well. I was getting very tired of her hair curtain.
I guess that last blind was about Julia Stiles then. Shame, I really love Dexter and Michael C. Hall…ReplyCancel
I used to think Julia Stiles was so pretty back in the 10 Things day. She just did not age well from a teenager at all. She always looks so bloated to me.ReplyCancel


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A tearful goodbye
August 04 2009 02:02PM
The Oilers took the time to hold a press conference on Friday to announce that they were officially giving up on Dany Heatley. The "GM" of the Oilers Steve Tambellini gave us all a good laugh proposing this team has what it takes to make the playoffs and gently suggested we all say goodbye to our dreams of Heatley lighting the lamp in Copper and Blue. This was easily the hardest goodbye of our long weekend, until Sunday when our car was broken into and our BlackBerry was stolen.
Yes, this was a lovely long weekend in the City of Champions. Nice weather, 2 days of debauchery followed by 2 days of doing sweet eff all of value to society. But in many ways it was also a somber time as we were forced to say good bye to these two important parts of our life.
Saying goodbye to Dany Heatley
If anything this final, final, FINAL press conference should provide some real closure to the OilersNation faithful.
Brownlee has said it: "The best thing for the Oilers is that this deal stays undone. Heatley isn't the answer."
Willis has said it: "There's still tomorrow."
Gregor has said it: "Enough is enough."
hemmertime said it: "I feel dirty and used, I need a shower."
Dany Heatley has said it: <insert silence borne of mental illness here>
And now finally Tambo himself has said it: "We wanted to give it an allotted amount of time, but we can't wait any longer."
And so for one final time: Screw off Dany Heatley. We can't decide if we hate you more or less than Chris Pronger, but we have decided that we are now cheering for your career to end in horrific injury.
Saying goodbye to our BlackBerry
Ah sweet BlackBerry. We hardly knew ye – having been together with your cutting edge goodness less than 3 months. Our old model stares at us from the shelf on which it sits, smug in the knowledge its outdated ass will soon be back in the game. Why someone took the time to pinch you out of our car we will never know. Laden with ringtones, twitterberry and enough pictures to lauch a rival to flickr – they must have been sadly dismayed to find you password protected. Let it be known BlackBerry thief - you have 3 kicks at the cat. If you can't crack our password by the third attempt, the berry shall wipe itself clean and you Sir/Madam are screwed.
The worst part about having our blackberry stolen? Never mind that it also took all our contacts, messenger PINs and email addresses. Never mind that we haven't had to remember a phone number in almost 8 years. Never mind the girls of dubious standards we can never contact again now that we have lost their numbers. It damn near makes us cry to think that when we are buckled at 3 AM this weekend we shan't have a single girl to harass the world in the hopes they let down their defensive shields and beam aboard the NCC-WG4.
No, the worst part of it all is losing the kick ass game of World Series of Poker we had going. Like a really, really good game. You start against 5000 competitors and you get $1500. We had been playing for a couple of weeks and were down to only 300 competitors. Think we can rebuild this any time soon? Hell no.
But Wanye – why are you wasting our time telling us all of this?
Because you cold hearted sons of bitches – the Nation is the only medium of communication we have left at our disposal. We don't carry around phone numbers or email addresses. We don't have a home phone or a fax machine. What year is this? 1994?
No, we are going to have to live our entire life over OilersNation until we can put the pieces back together. The following (in no particular order) are the messages we need to get out this afternoon. Hopefully our pals take a look and are able to respond in a timely fashion:
A.H: Are we still on for that meeting later this afternoon? We can't recall what time it was (it's on the calendar on the berry) but odds are we won't be able to attend anyway due to another meeting that arose this morning so you may have to go without us.
M.A: We have to pick up those ACDC tickets and we apologize for not meeting up with you yesterday. You have to forgive us for not calling, we lacked both your number and the means to contact you.
N.P: We are sorry that we didn't send you our daily email at 3 AM to firstname.lastname@example.com. We know you must become accustomed to some of our 1,304,302 messages we have sent you in the past 7 years – and we don't want to alarm you in the least about our safety. We are just fine and soon enough we will be back in the game and able to send volley after volley of drunken love sonnets in your direction.
And finally a quick message to the easily tricked Ladies of Edmonton and surrounding area.
That's right Ladies. The little black book hath been wiped clean and the field is now wide open. Those seeking a spot on our 3 AM text message rotation can email photographs and descriptions to email@example.com
We may have to respond to you on the comments section of this article, but we will review all applications in a timely manner and potential candidates will be contacted directly.
August 04 2009, 11:12PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
As any real Natalie Portman fan knows, "Portman" isn't her actual last name. It is a pseudonym she has chosen to keep real Natalie Portman fans at a safe distance.
Is this Scout team based in Mexico, Oilers style?
August 04 2009, 11:12PM
Harlie wrote:
viss.99 wrote: Where is ScubaSteve and his delusional ideas about the Oilers? he's plunging the depths with DeepOil
Sorry, I'm trying to get this Blackberry that I bought from some dude to work. What are we talking about?
August 04 2009, 11:14PM
@ Archaeologuy:
highlighted wrong part. oops. apparently my blunders know no end today.
August 04 2009, 11:19PM
@ ScubaSteve:
Is there 1000s of pictures of cats dressed like people saved on it? Cause if there is, I don't know where those came from.
@ Archaeologuy:
See, you have dissed the Portman and now you are falling to pieces. Really I'm not surprised
August 04 2009, 11:30PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
@ ScubaSteve: Is there 1000s of pictures of cats dressed like people saved on it? Cause if there is, I don't know where those came from.
I can't access anything, every second this thing is ringing (btw, is that ringtone "Constant Craving by KD Lang?)and then strange women are yelling at me. I can only make out 3 things - "massive", "c*ck" and "get yourself checked"
Any of those things ring a bell?
August 04 2009, 11:32PM
@ ScubaSteve:
Constant Craving definitely rings a bell. I also make ends meet by taking remote Pizza 73 orders during the hours of 12-3 AM. So get ready for some business starting in 28 minutes.
August 04 2009, 11:33PM
@ Wanye Gretz: Obviously I have perverted the natural order of things. I retract my previous comments regarding the woman who helped ruin Star Wars. Despite her lack of hair, I liked V for Vendetta, so not she's not all bad.
August 04 2009, 11:35PM
@ Archaeologuy:
Imagine a 12 year old Wanye watching her in the professional - realizing for the first time that someone in the movies can be the same age as he is - AND falling in love.
It still gives me a romantic thrill to watch the train wreck that is Episode I.
Sorry about your "Crackberry" W.G. That Sucks. Dont stay away too long. You dont want another one.. You NEED another one!! Beaut pic of the granny.
August 05 2009, 12:09AM
@ Wanye Gretz:
The people will have to call someone else to get their choice of 4 - 9" two-topper pizzas, wing meals, 12 pc. wedgies or giant chocolate chip cookie in one big box, all for just $26.99. That's a delicious meal for under $30, and you can add a refreshing 2L Coke Zero for only $1.99.
Oh, and "Vance" wants his gerbil back, he said you'd know what that means.
THEreds too many cfukcing lossers in hsti cyty . I hda crackheada broeak in my acr anf tokk a all my dhit . SHolud moe v SEAN HORCOFF no leftwoing in 4th lien . Hesuseless ` im, tired fo see ing his shttoiy shot .
im sorrie baout bad textnig mi ona broken lbcakbeery hahh no t yourse WANYE !
Hate to be an a$$, but really. DON'T LEAVE YOUR PHONE IN YOUR CAR!!!
Tencer and Balsillie are both excellent suspects, that makes me suspicious, they're a little too obvious. If there is one thing I've learned by waisting my free time in front of the tv, is that there is always a plot twist and the guilty party is the one you least suspect. Wayne, I think you better start looking really closely to those around you as this may only be step one in a sinister plot against you. (I would keep a close eye on Brownlee and Gregor- those guys are way too respected/ connected to be hanging around the likes of these message boards.)
August 05 2009, 07:53AM
ronaldo wrote:
(I would keep a close eye on Brownlee and Gregor-
That's ridiculous. And Wanye, that file folder "Tea-bagging with Dirty Girtie" is selling like hotcakes. F*cking twisto.
Tough break man. I usually go through like 2 crackberrys a year. Either they get wet, smashed or the f'n trackball stops working due to dust from earning a living outside.
Although, to back it up all you have to do is plug it into the comp & run the desktop software. The biggest reason for getting the crackberry for myself was the pain of programming the 200 phone numbers into the old flip then having to replace it again.
The ability to wipe the device clean remotely would be an awesome feature though. You need blackberry enterprise server to be able to do that. Sounds like some of the hackers on here could build an app & sell it for big bucks to give ordinary joe the ability to do it w/o BES.
A couple of $ services can let you send 'kill' codes to your crackberry though. I haven't tried either of them.
mobilesky.com is free, but updates are not by the looks of things.
spritesoftware.com is another. Sprite Terminator costs $15.
PS: Who the F*CK is Dany Heatley. I have sent a kill code to my brain to erase the fact we ever made a 'trade' for him....
August 05 2009, 08:35AM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
People have hung for less.
Since posters on here seem to like to know... People are hanged; pictures are hung.
I thought my blackberry pearl was stolen once so I went and bought a new "Bold" for about $400. I then found the sh!tty pearl in my golf bag. It had slipped into an empty golf ball sleeve. I say good riddance.
August 05 2009, 08:54AM
smiliegirl15 wrote:
Wanye Gretz wrote: People have hung for less. Since posters on here seem to like to know… People are hanged; pictures are hung.
That isn't about Natalie Portman.
DizzyD wrote:
Hate to be an a$$, but really. DON'T LEAVE YOUR PHONE IN YOUR CAR!!!
DIZZYD! Don't you think I know that?! Where were you in the wee hours of Monday morning to remind me then?
@ Robin Brownlee:
I know that you aren't a suspect. You would take one look at the keyboard of a BlackBerry, decide there are too many keys for your liking, remove half of them with pliers until it was a more manageable number and then tell someone off cause your phone doesn't work.
During this time 8 cigars would have met their untimely end.
Wanye Gretz wrote:
During this time 8 cigars would have met their untimely end.
Well, we might not be close to solving the Wayne Blackberry Fiasco of 2009, but at least we now know who stole Curtis Stock's cigar. Your secret is safe with us Robin. Not enough golf talk for Curtis at this site.
smiliegirl15 wrote:
Wanye Gretz wrote: People have hung for less. Since posters on here seem to like to know… People are hanged; pictures are hung.
People can be hung. It's just not a verb.
ex. "Wanye is hung like a wombat."
August 05 2009, 09:45AM
@ Motel:
I get it now.
"This guy Motel is hung like a lightswitch. Or a third grader. Or a hamster. Whatever is smaller."
@ Wanye Gretz: Exactly.
Now once more, this time with the jealousy toned down a bit.
August 05 2009, 10:14AM
[...] loss suffered by your hero Kay-Z. Plus we can figure out why they fire off so many fireworks." Not having a BlackBerry to keep us entertained, we agreed to [...]
August 05 2009, 11:15AM
Comments are moderated. Pretend your mom is reading over your shoulder.
That's twisted… why would I want to pretend that my mom is reading over my shoulder as I sympathize with Wayne's REAL tragedy – the inability to stay in remote touch with loose girls! But judging from the comments, both the Nation and the Nation's moms can probably barely read.
August 05 2009, 11:18AM
@ Motel:
Well played.
August 05 2009, 03:45PM
Oh the Huge Manatee!!
And NOBODY talks smack about Natalie!
Natalie's was here, Wayne. She said she only had until 5:13pm to see you though before her flight left. She actually was very confused as to why you didn't respond to all her messages she had you sent today. You told her to get a hold of you on your Blackberry if she ever decided to go to Edmonton on a whim, right??
Anyway, I didn't read the story above...just wanted to send this message to you. (I'm sure it was a great story and all, though)
By the way, Natalie is really mad at you...something about never believeing a word you say again no matter how many messages you send her...blah, blah, blah...but I wouldn't worry about it. I'm sure everything between you guys will be back to normal again soon.
I should have said all her messages she had sent YOU...
She's boarding the plane now, if only I knew what you might say I could pass it along before she left and all...but, oh well.
And don't worry, Wayne, I'm gonna read your story after she leaves.
Hmmm, 'A Tearful Good-bye', some coincidence because she just won't stop crying as she's leaving! It looks like a good story, too, about Pat Quinn and nothing else, well, nothing else that would help me out in my perdicament with Natalie and how upset you've made her, Wayne. I still can't believe you did that!
Don't worry, she's still looking around in case you show up, though, just in case.
....and she's gone. 'kay, now I'm gonna read your story.
@ Wanye Gretz:
Hmmmmm...where was I monday morning...not sure if that was the day I was out stealing cell phones from cars...
p.s. did you try one of them very convincing stickers you can get from the cop shop? goes something along the lines of "all valuables have been removed from this vehicle".... lol :)
Looks like Wanye was letting the liquor do the talking Monday morning. The result was a Blackberry sh!tnami.
I think I figured out how the phone disappeared...


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Tell me about your vegan pregnancy!
So, Im 9 weeks along with a suprise baby. Its our first one and I feel like I have no clue what I am doing.
Ive beenkinda suprised that one of the first things anyone says to me upon hearin gf the wonderful news is "You're definitely going to need to start eating dairy/eggs/fish/meat/etc now!!!" My family and friends are usually so supportive of my vegan lifestyle.
To make matters worse, Im having very very bad moring sickness and basically dont want to eat anything. My midwives are awesome but they keep saying I need protien ever 90 mins to two hours and suggesting things like string cheese. :-/ Ive been doing peanut butter everything and raw almonds for snacks. I just feel at a loss.
Please remind me that an entierly vegan pregnancy is possible. Tell me your stories. Im actually grossed out to the point of being able to vomit if I think of eating meat while being pregnant cus I picture my little bean beiang fabricated out of dead animal flesh. BLECH! Nasty. SO much for everyones prophesies about me craving hot dogs! All Ive craved so far is vegan ice cream, collard greens and red thai veggie curry!
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I had my first baby about 8 months ago, and went through everything you just said. The annoying family/friend opinions on my diet (none of them medically sound or evidenced), the food aversions and the horrible, soul-crushing nausea (mine lasted the entire pregnancy - up until he popped out. Hope you get luckier)!
The good news is, my doctor was very supportive, never once told me I had to change my diet, and in fact said I was healthier than 90% of her patients. I carried and delivered with no problems, without ever consuming dead animal parts. For the nausea (which plenty of non-veg pregnant people have also), I took zofram but it did very little - I lived on pasta and chocolate soy milk for 9.5 months, LOL. I found that sucking on lemon candy helped with what I fondly called "sewer mouth" - the rotten taste I had no matter how much I brushed, etc. which I think also contributed to the nausea.
Anyhow, sorry to go on, but you are absolutely able to have a healthy, normal, vegan pregnancy. By the way, all the "advice" your family and friends are giving you now won't end - it will continue on as you bring up your baby/toddler/child, and it won't be limited to your diet. Get used to ignoring the know-it-all's, and do what you feel is right.
Good luck and I hope you feel better soon!
from what I know about protein and pregnancy, I would say that you are doing just fine! Listen to what your body wants!! if the thought of meat makes you sick...don't eat it! Because it sounds like it will just end up in the toilet anyway lol!! Quinoa is a great source of protein. there are also vegan protein powders you can get at healthfood stores that add a little " oomf " to a smoothie. Good luck and I hope you get over the "yucks" soon!!
from what I know about protein and pregnancy, I would say that you are doing just fine! Listen to what your body wants!! if the thought of meat makes you sick...don't eat it! Because it sounds like it will just end up in the toilet anyway lol!! Quinoa is a great source of protein. there are also vegan protein powders you can get at healthfood stores that add a little " oomf " to a smoothie. Good luck and I hope you get over the "yucks" soon!!
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Both my pregnancies were totally vegan. You are pretty far along now, but still........you can do it!!! I am sure by now you have figured out what foods work for you. If you are concerned about getting enough nutrients, you might want to look into a product I used(and still use) called Vitamineral Green. You can get powder form or vegan capsule form. My midwife approved it, I felt great during both pregnancies, and my bloodwork always came back great! Good luck to you, happy birthing!
I wish I had had a vegan pregnancy but it just didnt end up that way. My iron and my blood sugar kept dropping and I couldnt keep up so I gave in to my cravings for all sorts of very non vegan things. The important thing is that you eat what you feel you need to, whatever that may be. Your body knows best! As long as you and baby are healthy and happy, forget what everyone else keeps pushing. As for the morning sickness, oranges really help. Even just smelling them can cut te nausea. I used to keep oranges and crackers beside the bed so I could eat them before I even got up to end it before it started.
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Having already tasted glory in local, district and state competitions, Tai Justice captured another first place finish on March 1 when he wowed crowds at the Elks Hoop Shoot Northwest Regional Championship. Tai, the 11 year old son of Courtnee and Chris Justice, demonstrated an accuracy from the penalty line well beyond his years and brought honors to his hometown of Huntington.
Representing the Elks Lodge #1550, Tai, a student at Huntington Elementary School, sank 19 out of 25 free throws in the 10-11 year old boys division, making him a true standout in the field of more than 3 million boys and girls, ages 8-13, who have participated in the contest since last fall. Now he will travel with his parents, courtesy of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks to Springfield, Mass., the birthplace of basketball, to be among the 72 top youngsters vying for the chance to claim one of six national trophies awarded at the Elks Hoop Shoot National Free Throw contest April 24-27. A great showing in the national championship will not only earn Tai a place in Elks Hoop Shoot history, but also land his name on a plaque in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
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Americans may be tired of war, but that doesn't mean they want to duck foreign conflicts entirely, Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) said at Wednesday's Capital Journal launch event at Washington's St. Regis hotel.
The U.S., Mr. Cruz said, should have been more forceful in the early days of the Ukraine crisis. He also proposed a program to export liquid natural gas to Ukraine and said shrinking the U.S. military is a mistake.
Asked about Wednesday's Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll that found Americans seeking a reduced role in foreign affairs, Mr. Cruz said there is a clear difference between not wanting another military conflict and issues like trade.
"I think it is a mistake to confuse war weariness with an unwillingness of the American people to defend our national security," Mr. Cruz said. "I think there is a big difference between not wanting us to play role of the world's policeman and not wanting to send in military to try to produce democratic utopians in distant lands, neither of which are tasks for which the military is particularly well suited for nor is it I think their job."
Mr. Cruz's comments come as he continues to put foreign policy daylight between himself and Sen. Rand Paul (R., Ky.), another tea party-affiliated Republican with 2016 ambitions. Mr. Cruz called on the White House to be "an outspoken voice for freedom" even though he said "no reasonable person wants to see direct military conflict with Russia."
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Family members of the victims of the Aurora theater shooting describe suspect James Holmes demeanor during the first day of a pretrial hearing. VPC
An FBI bomb technician testified that mass murder suspect James Holmes rigged his apartment with a series of deadly homemade bombs that could be accidentally detonated.
CENTENNIAL, Colo. — An FBI explosives expert testified Tuesday that mass murder suspect James Holmes rigged his apartment with an extensive array of homemade bombs designed to decimate his apartment building and create a diversion from the July 20 shootings at a suburban Denver movie theater that killed 12 and wounded or injured nearly 60 more.
Testifying on the second day of Holmes' preliminary hearing, Garrett Gumbinner said Holmes booby-trapped his apartment with explosives and triggering devices that would be tripped when the front door was opened. The explosive devices included homemade napalm, thermite, and glycerin Holmes designed to mix with potassium permanganate, a mix of metal powder and oxides, igniting a fire or explosion. Holmes had also set up a detonator outside of his Aurora apartment building, hoping someone would come along and trigger the device, normally designed to control a remote-controlled toy car.
Gumbinner's testimony underscored the elaborate planning Arapahoe County District prosecutors contend Holmes used to carry out a premeditated massacre at Aurora's Century 16 Cineplex in the early hours of July 20. The preliminary hearing will determine if there is sufficient evidence to try Holmes on more than 160 charges of first degree murder and attempted murder.
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Gumbinner detailed how Holmes rigged his apartment's entryway with fishing line, tied to a thermos bottle in the kitchen. When the door was opened, it was designed to knock over the thermos containing glycerin and positioned above a pan filled with potassium permanganate. When combined, the chemical reaction sets off sparks. Holmes apartment was filled jars of napalm and other incendiaries. Even the carpet was soaked with gasoline and oil, which set ablaze, would have intensified the carnage, Gumbinner said.
Police were alerted to his apartment by a neighbor who heard loud music Holmes had pre-programmed to play on his computer. Holmes also told arresting officers -- who found him in police style protective gear by his car at the rear of the theater -- that there were explosives at the apartment. Authorities later disarmed the devices without mishap.
Aurora Police detectives and Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) Supervisor Steven Beggs outlined a series of purchases Holmes made beginning on May 10, when he bought two teargas grenades online from an on-line supplier. He later purchased tactical gear, the chemicals used for explosives, nearly 6,300 rounds of ammunition and four weapons found at the theater; a semi-automatic assault rifle, pump-action shotgun, a laser-guided pistol and a second handgun in the weeks leading up to the shootings.
All of the items were purchased legally at Denver area stores or through Internet dealers from California to Maryland. Aurora Police Detective Craig Apple, who has supervised Holmes' case, later testified that 76 shots were fired in the theater, including 65 from the assault rifle, six from the shotgun and five from a Glock pistol. The weapons have the same serial numbers as those purchased by Holmes between May 22 and July 6, Apple said.
Apple also testified that following his arrest, Holmes acted irrationally at a detention facility, at one point, taking a staple from a desk and trying to insert it into wall electrical outlet. At another point, Holmes made puppet motions with his hands, which had been covered with bags before they were tested for gunshot residue.
Holmes' attorneys say their 25-year-old client, a University of Colorado doctoral program dropout, suffers from mental illness and have indicated they will mount an insanity defense. Holmes, who dropped out in June after failing an oral exam, was seeing a school psychiatrist.
But prosecutors -- who wrapped up the witness portion of their case late Tuesday -- summoned Aurora Police Detective Tom Wilton to testify earlier in the day that Holmes had shown premeditation not just by his weapons purchases, but when he opened accounts with online dating services match.com and AdultFriendFinder.com weeks before the shootings.
His dating profiles were headlined "Will You Visit Me In Prison?"
Wilton's testimony drew some snickers from the courtroom audience, which included shooting victims and family members. But Holmes, bound at the hands and feet and flanked by several armed sheriff's deputies, again sat impassively through testimony. Except for briefly rocking his chair in a sideways motion for a few minutes Tuesday afternoon, Holmes stared straight ahead.
Earlier in the hearing Tuesday, witnesses testified about some of the chilling 911 calls that came from the theater as the shooting began.
Detective Randy Hansen said there were 41 separate calls within the first few minutes of the shooting.
The first call to police played in court came from inside the theater from Kevin Quinonez at 12:38 a.m. Hansen said during the 27-second call he heard at least 30 gun shots. The call came in 18 minutes into the showing of The Dark Knight Rises.
Police also played a 911 call from Kaylin Bailey, the teenage cousin of 6-year-old Veronica Moser-Sullivan, the youngest person killed. Veronica's mother, Ashley Moser, was also shot. She miscarried after the shooting and is partially paralyzed. Bailey frantically called emergency dispatchers, who tried to talk her through administering CPR. As screams filled the theater, a panicked Bailey sobbed, said she couldn't hear and couldn't do it.
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Johann Georg Albert Hofmann was born on 21 March 1880 in Weissenburg, Bavaria. His family moved to Munich in 1886. At school Hofmann excelled in science, but confounded his parents by going on to enrol at Moritz Heymann's art school, Munich. He attended classes at the Académie de la Grande Chaumièrebetween 1904 and 1906. He remained in Paris until 1914 and was familiar with many influential artists including Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Jules Pascin and Robert Delaunay became his good friends. In 1909 Hofmann showed with the New secession group at Galerie Der Sturm, Berlin, and, in 1910, held his first solo exhibition at the Paul Cassirer Gallery, Berlin. Kept out of active service by a lung condition, he opened an art school in Munich in 1915. The Schule für Moderne Kunst was an immediate success, attracting many foreign students, particularly Americans.
In 1930, at the invitation of one of his former students, the American Worth Ryder, Hofmann taught at the summer school of the University of California, Berkeley, and returned to teach a second summer session at Berkeley in 1931. His first exhibition in the United States, consisting of drawings, was held that year at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco. Responding to the changing political climate in Germany, Hofmann closed his school in Munich in 1932 and moved to the United States permanently. In 1934 the Hans Hofmann School of Fine Arts opened in New York. A summer school in Provincetown, Massachusetts, was set up in 1935. Hofmann continued teaching at his school for an unbroken period of 24 years, while also exhibiting his own work.
His first solo exhibition was in New York in 1944, at Peggy Guggenheim's Art of This Century Gallery and, from 1947 until his death, he held solo exhibitions almost every year at Kootz Gallery, New York. A retrospective of his work was shown at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, in 1957. The following year, Hofmann closed his school and devoted himself to painting full-time. In 1960 he was one of four artists—with Philip Guston, Franz Kline and Theodore Roszak—who were chosen to represent the United States at the Venice biennale. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, organised a retrospective exhibition of Hofmann's wok in 1963, which toured the United States, South America and Europe. Hofmann died in New York on 17 February 1966.


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Five things: A lovefest
Ryan Lambert
December 12 2013 08:24AM
1. The homecoming
Nice to see the big, long ceremony for Jarome Iginla, who deserved bigger and longer if anything. If that standing ovation before the game lasted all night and they didn't play the game, that might have been fitting. You really can't say enough good things.
But as to the game itself, it couldn't have ended more Flames-ily. Calgary dominated most of the game in terms of possession, which you wouldn't think would be the case even against a Bruins lineup depleted heavily by injury and suspension. They ran it for the first 40 minutes but even still couldn't sneak more than one past Tuukka Rask, which I guess is par for the course given that he is the best goaltender alive.
Then there's the two goals against less than two minutes apart in the third period, and you have to say it was inevitable. Score effects and all that, maybe, but Boston had nine shots on goal in the first two periods and then 15 in the last one. Calgary, meanwhile, had just five. Shelling up against a team like the Bruins, when you're as bad as the Flames, is not going to be a good idea.
In the end I guess everyone got what they wanted, though, didn't they. The result never really seemed to have mattered for Flames fans, because losing to the Bruins was always in the cards. Everyone just wanted to clap for Iginla again, and they got to do it, and the Flames kept it respectable. Had it been a blowout, everyone might have had a different opinion, but this was the best possible outcome. Perhaps the only logical one.
It's two more wasted points, but the Flames can't put a price on that given that third-star celebration.
2. Some stuff on Hudler
Jiri Hudler was, of course, the only Flame to score in the game, and it really must be said how good he's been this season. Obviously he's received the benefit of some very selective deployment from Bob Hartley, but he's also using it more effectively than anyone else on the roster who is receiving similar treatment.
The fact of the matter is he has almost double the points of anyone else on the roster, and that's pretty amazing if you think about it. You have to think that he'll come back to earth a little bit, given that he's shooting 18 percent right now and his shot volume isn't all that considerable, but nonetheless, credit where it's due. He's been pretty impressive.
And on that front...
3. When does the sell-off start?
It was recently revealed that, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Flames would indeed adopt Brian Burke's silly self-imposed pre-Christmas transaction freeze. Because it's occasionally shrouded in some amount of secrecy, it might actually be in effect already.
Hudler is a guy you'd like to hope would be made available after this freeze period comes to an end (because you're essentially never going to have him carry this high a trade value again) and if you can get rid of a 30-year-old with two-plus seasons left on his deal in exchange for some quality prospects or picks, doing so would be extremely judicious. With the cap about to skyrocket, any team that can squeeze him in at what would be a prorated $2.25 million or so as of mid-January might be more willing to take on a contract that is, frankly, not all that great going forward.
This is also true of Mike Cammalleri, who's been producing well enough given the circumstances, and best of all is a UFA this summer. The high price tag probably pushes back the date on which he becomes a tradable asset, but that's not so much the case with Matt Stajan or Lee Stempniak.
In recent weeks it seems more like maybe they shouldn't try to move anyone from the back end, but if they don't move at least two of the above-mentioned forwards, it would be shocking and, of course, idiotic.
4. Some recent success
With that having been said, it is important to note that until that Bruins game, which most observers reasonable and otherwise had written off as a loss long before it happened, that the Flames had won three of four, and really kept the goals against down in the process. Maybe that's just percentages balancing out because you can't go giving up three-plus forever, and certainly the scoring still isn't there at all (11 goals in the last five games) but it's not nothing, especially because two of those teams were the Kings and the Coyotes.
(Here's where I note, by the way, that this is counterproductive to what the Flames should be trying to do and you all get mad at me, but this is counterproductive to what the Flames should be trying to do. They're currently fifth from the bottom. They need to get lower. Period.)
5. Not that it has anything to do with the Flames, but...
I found this Boston Globe story on the way the NHL's Department of Player Safety works to be very interesting indeed.
Getting to look under the hood at the process, which involves emailing like a dozen people a brief summary of every incident league-wide that could rise to the level of supplementary discipline, was fascinating. This quote from Brendan Shanahan also really piqued my interest:
"I just think it's a hard thing to change a culture even when the players ultimately want that culture changed."
Fighting and so on is of course a thing the players do not want changed, but the idea that you have to deprogram veterans from trying to murder each other with headshots is so strange to me.
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December 12 2013, 09:55AM
Flames may have to keep Hulder just for his cap hit. With the cap rising and the club running out of high budget players, they may be left scrambling just to fulfill the cap floor next season.
I'm not sure if that's going to be a problem, Kent. I can see them offering a butt load of money to someone like Stastny or Phaneuf in the off-season.
December 12 2013, 10:15AM
feaster canned
Where did this Feaster firing come from? seemingly out of the blue
Stats wise, Kris Russel is the d-version of Hudler. Vastly outperforming his partners. Surprisingly, quietly, David Jones has solid numbers as well. Keeping in mind that I value plus/minus as a gross and relative measure. Sheltering or otherwise.
yeah jeeze, out of Hudler, Cammalleri, Stajan, and Stempniak, I'm not sure anyone except Cammalleri gets traded. I have to think Cammalleri will want a chance to play for a contender.
Realistically though, trading them all now means the bottom will really fall out for a few more years. Stempniak (and Stajan and Hudler) are all useful middle tier players, that are excellent and reasonably priced, and not easily replaceable.
December 12 2013, 09:18AM
Flames may have to keep Hulder just for his cap hit. With the cap rising and the club running out of high budget players, they may be left scrambling just to fulfill the cap floor next season.
I would be of the preference to Keep Hudler and Russell, thats if they want to stay. Also keep possibly Stemp depending on how along a younger player is ready to step up yet and what the return would be.
Cammy, Stajan, Butler, O'Brien all gone please. Im on the fence with Galliardi.
Also I think you have to move a defense man to make room for Ekbald ;)
The flames don't have a lot of depth at winger positions. The only young guy that is really ready to take over would be Sven, maybe move corban Knight to a wing, but he needs some time to season in the minors or sheltered min in the NHL.
I'm not a fan of having a fire sale and plugging in unseasoned rookies or unqualified vets.
If we trade Cammy, Hudler, and Stajan what would our lines look like? it's all fine and dandy to say plug in Max Reinhart, or corban knight, or Ferland, or whomever but they need to earn their spots by beating out NHL players. The young guys need to earn the right to play in the NHL. Right now they haven't shown that they can play consistently in the NHL so they shouldn't.
I believe it would be a mistake to reduce the amount of competition within the flames system. Competition keeps the players honest and hard working. It's the foundation to creating a winning atmosphere.
Flames may have to keep Hulder just for his cap hit. With the cap rising and the club running out of high budget players, they may be left scrambling just to fulfill the cap floor next season.
with Burke taking off his cloak of invisibility and stepping to the front like we all expected him to do at some point, I now quite worrying about spending to the cap and instead worry about bringing in expensive UFA's to contend for 8th place.
I really see this as a continuation of the ownership, who made it clear that Feaster's mandate was to "go for it now" which led to the Flames keeping Iginla and Kipper long past their best trade value.


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October 18 2013 01:49PM
The face says it all.
Of course the Leafs, right? Of course.
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October 18 2013, 08:26PM
You left out "Ontario native scores his first career goal against the Leafs. Of course!"
Yeah, the whole "Reimer is injury prone" thing has always bugged me, as it has with some other players. Repeated ligament damage or muscle strains are injury prone. Knees to the head are not injury prone any more than taking a puck to the face is injury prone. Yeah, he's injured, but so is EVERYONE who deals with that.
October 18 2013, 03:49PM
Burke get an A- for his drafting, that goes up to an A if Biggs turns out (I'm thinking not). Can I vote twice for no touch icing. I have several reasons, health of the players is one but the really big thing for me is the flow of the game. %99 of the time its a puck sliding down the ice, 12 players are on the ice too, but only one is moving his legs. It's boring and in a game with lots of whistles (puck over the glass, offsides, goalie smothering the puck, and icings), it kills the flow of the game. Well here is one way to speed it up, no touch. It's refreshing when I watch International hockey to see that. That's the biggest reason for me, that and I don't like watching guys writhe on the ice after snapping their femur in several places.


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The Coca Cola classic one because it always makes me feel its christmas season!
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