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Folks who have previously tried out Dark Vale Games' Forge will want to swing by the game for another look at the end of April thanks to four months of crunch work by the dev team to implement features that were unable to be included at launch.
Wrong: We launched too earlyWe know we launched an incomplete game. Being an indie studio we did not have the luxury of spending four more months developing Forge without seeing any revenue. While Forge is an indie, it's not like we're 4 guys in a garage living on Top Raman and KFC Bowls. We had 50 team members at one point during development, and a regular skeleton crew of 25. These are all talented and industry-experienced people with families to feed and bills to pay. We raised enough money to ensure we could recruit and maintain the team we wanted. Our funding was finite though, and we had no choice but to launch the core game on Steam in December. At that point, we believed we had enough of a game to get people hooked so that by the time they were fully vested in the game we would have updates ready for them. While we did get people hooked early on, we still felt some backlash from players who wanted a bigger game at launch. We don't blame them. If we had our way, we would have waited to ship in April instead of December so everything after that could have been gravy, not biscuit. Gravy takes time, however, and money, and we needed to start seeing a return from sales or risk starving. We had to hold off on some of the biscuit and ship it with the gravy. We took our chances on an early launch and felt some of the pain from that. Thankfully it was relatively mild pain and our community is still just as behind us as they were when we launched the beta. We stand behind that choice, but it wasn't ideal for sure.
Read the refreshingly candid developer blog on the Forge site.
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This game when I got to try it felt like a clunky version of Fury (from years ago) and wasn't really that much fun. I wouldn't pay more than a few bucks for it at this point.
Also, why is this in mmorpg.com ? isn't this just a arena match thing like an fps?
You know i have more respect for people like this that admit they were not releasing a triple a product,i always know it,just so many seem to defend even the cheapest looking games.
I feel most of the people using common sense also realize it is about money,nobody works for free.
There is a big problem with developers all doing this and that is ,once you release that sub par product ,it is near impossible to get the players back.I wish all developers success,but i also wish for top notch Triple A games,not games that go part way there.
I have a saying and i still stick by it,if you can`t EASILY and comfortably get into this market,you should stay away.As this guy stated,they THOUGHT they had enough to hook players in until they could finish the game.
I think that is being extremely naive becuase it is never enough,the majority of gamers are asking for more not less and right out of the box.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.
1. For god's sake mmo gamers, enough with the analogies. They're unnecessary and your comparisons are terrible, dissimilar, and illogical.
2. To posters feeling the need to state how f2p really isn't f2p: Players understand the concept. You aren't privy to some secret the rest are missing. You're embarrassing yourself.
3. Yes, Cpt. Obvious, we're not industry experts. Now run along and let the big people use the forums for their purpose.
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I thought the game was really fun actually. It wasn't bad at all, I spent a good few nights playing it for a few hours each night. The only issue I ran into was the lack of features like matchmaking, and some games wouldn't find other players (maybe due to lack of other people, but not sure). I am gonna definately try it again after they patch this stuff.
Glad you enjoyed our game! Coincidentally, we've got a basic matchmaking system in now, as well as server browsing (with private servers). Ranked Arena is also right around the corner (crucial feature for obvious reasons). With the DLC coming out this week, plus a new patch today and major promotions on Steam, we expect to see a ton of new players for the rerelease. I'm sure I'll see you in game sometime soon!
Wow, thanks for showing us respect for our display of honesty about the development behind Forge. It really means a lot to us to see such awesome support from the community - you guys rock!
If you haven't tried the game yet, or tried it early on and took some time off, definitely give it another go. Of course, I'm biased, but we seriously put a ton of work into making Forge the ultimate PvP experience, and I think you'll see that we've actually achieved that goal. We've changed the experience for new players ENTIRELY, making it much easier to learn how to play Forge effectively, and added a ton of new content that gives the game some real depth.
tl;dr - Go play Forge, we've made it awesome


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Emery County historical Society held a special Veterans Day memorial program at the Museum of the San Rafael. President Dottie Grimes asked all of those present that were veterans to please stand. Some of those veterans told of their experiences in the military service. The audience expressed appreciation for the service rendered by these veterans. The guest speaker Stephen Marquardt was there to tell about his father's experiences flying the B-29 called "Necessary Evil" by its crew, alongside the Enola Gay a B-29 dropping an atomic bomb over Japan in 1945.
In the 1960s, his father bought the Sorenson ranch near Moore, 6,000 acres and 2,000 acres in Sevier County by Fish Lake. During the summers, he would come to Emery County and work on the ranch. Two years later, his father sold the ranch and kept the mineral rights. Marquardt met Dottie Grimes in the Emery County Recorder's office while doing research about his father's history and the land, his father had owned. His father, George W. Marquardt died in 2003 from Parkinson's disease. Prior to becoming unable to communicate George started on his life story. Most of his history was about his experiences during World War II.
Marquardt began his father's history by opening a box and removing an old pair of goggles and a note card. The goggles, he said his father wore during the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, to keep from being blinded by the flash of light. On the note card was a quote from his dad, "The human brain is a wonderful thing. It starts when you are born and it never stops until you stand up to speak in public."
He then quoted Winston Churchill, "There are many who say this bomb should never have been dropped at all. It is to this atomic bomb more than to any other factor that we may ascribe the sudden and speedy ending of the war against Japan.Without dropping the bomb we would have sacrificed a million American lives and a quarter million British in the desperate invasion of Japan. The bomb brought peace and it is up to man to keep the peace."
On Aug. 6, 1945 after 2 a.m. a B-29 Superfortress on a top-secret mission took off from the Tinian, Mariana Islands in the Pacific, under the command of Col. Paul W. Tibbets Jr. At 8:16 a.m. the crew carried out their top-secret mission of dropping an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the second largest city in Japan. Sixty percent of the city was instantly destroyed. It was estimated 80,000 casualties. The Japanese government was aware of the inevitable continued hostilities and refused to surrender.
It was estimated that there would be 500,000 casualties if the United States invaded Japan to get the Japanese to surrender. Members of the 509th Composite Group were again called upon to fly a second mission by US leaders. This second mission took place Aug. 9, 1945, under the command of Major Charles Sweeney, to the primary target, a military arsenal at Kokura Japan. Due to smoke obscuring the target, the B-29 Superfortress plane diverted to the industrial city of Nagasaki Japan. Major Sweeney's plane, also known as Bockscar carried the bomb to this secondary target. More than 20,000 people were killed. The Japanese surrendered on Aug. 14, 1945.
Capt. George W. Marquardt, as a member of the 509th said in his memoirs, "I was a participant in these historic missions. I was the commander and pilot of the Necessary Evil, the number two plane carrying scientific and photographic equipment on the first mission, a B-29 Superfortress observation post. It was a long way from a peaceful college classroom in Illinois to this extraordinary vantage point and witness the end of World War II.
"There were 24 youngsters in my Golconda, Ill. high school graduating class. I attended college in Bloomington, Ill., where I won basketball and baseball scholarships. I attended college for three and a half years. During the last semester of my senior year, in 1941, I decided to join the Army Air Corps. I had my pilots license and signed a contract with the Air Corps. That would earn me $500 for every year that I stayed In the Air Corps.
"As a cadet in the Army Air Corps I was trained in Tulsa, Okla. for six months in 1941, I received advanced training in San Antonio, Texas. I trained initially to fly bombers and was assigned to a three-man crew. Every pilot that was available was used in World War II. After my training, I found I was assigned to the 509th Composite Group under the command of Col. Paul Tibbetts. We were all given a 10 day leave and were told to be ready to go to work when we returned.
"Upon our return to the 509th we were given additional training in ballistics using dummy bombs called pumpkins. This was in preparation for the atomic bombs, which were eventually used. Most of our ballistic testing was conducted in a range at the Salton Sea, Calif. area. This was to help us aim the bombs accurately. At the same time, a long series of tests were being conducted at Los Alamos, N.M. These tests were to determine the best procedures for dropping the bomb. The tests were also concerned with aircraft safety such as the shock pressure the lead aircraft could safely withstand. Tests were made to determine how to get the greatest distance away from the blast in the least amount of time. Special shock bracing for the crew was added to the plane.
"Throughout the fall and winter of 1944 and 45, the delivery group carried out tests near Los Alamos, N.M. and South of Tinian, Marianas Islands. Tinian is next door to Saipan in the Marianas Islands. I'm sure you have heard of Saipan. There were some battles for Saipan.
"I had dropped many belly bombs over the Salton Sea. But one day I was given the assignment to drop 10,000 pound bombs. We were assigned to make our own ballistics tests of how to drop 10,000 pound bombs. The Air Force had no tests for dropping bombs. I piloted the plane. The bombardier had gone to the hospital and a check pilot was going to be the bombardier. We took off over Southern California and dropped a 10,000 pound bomb over the Salton Sea. Everything went off all right. On the return the green light was on. After requesting landing information the control tower informed us the number two engine was on fire. We made a tight turn hoping number two engine would not blow up. I was praying to myself, the number two engine would not blow or fall off. We successfully landed and told everyone to get ready to get out. There is a hole directly behind the pilot seat for an exit. The plane was still rolling down the runway when we got off. The plane on fire proceeded down the runway some sustained minor injuries. After the plane stopped a large crowd gathered. I told the Colonel I am sorry I burned up one of your airplanes. He replied, 'I'm glad you're safe. Don't worry about the plane we have more.' These planes were specifically designed to deliver the atomic bomb.
"The Army Air Force, lower echelons requested replacement of the planes we were using, to satisfy the Manhattan project, which was the codename for the secret atomic bomb project. The response from headquarters was, the 509th could have as many planes as they wanted.
"In December 1944, we went to Cuba for special navigation training. Finally, in the spring of 1945 specially modified B-29s were delivered. After the initial check flights, bombing ballistic tests were made.
"In May of 1945 I received orders to go to the island of Tinian in the Marianas Islands. Knowing that I would be leaving soon Bernice and I were married May 31, 1945," according to the history.
Stephen Marquardt said, "Bernice is my mother. My father came to Salt Lake City. my mother was the secretary and general manager at the New House Hotel and my father had her type a letter for him. They courted for some time. When my dad was getting ready to go overseas my mother basically gave him an ultimatum, either you marry me before you leave, or I won't be here when you get back. So they got married."
Back to the history, "We spent a couple of days in Salt Lake and then went to our base at Wendover, Utah for my departure. I could not tell her anything about our mission. I hoped that I would return home quickly. Our plane left Wendover on June 6, 1945. Col. Tibbets wrote about this mission in his book the Enola Gay. I knew Paul Tibbets, very well. He was the perfect man for the job. Absolutely a great commander. To this day if he asked you to do something you would do it without question.
"Adm. Chester W. Nimitz arranged for assistance from the Navy to rescue us in case we had to ditch. The Navy had several flying boats in readiness on nearby islands.
"We had to drop four or five bomb loads filled with TNT over Japan before our special raid. The special raid was the dropping of the atomic bomb. On the third run my bombardier took over the run, but the bomb didn't release from the shackles. On the second run, it still did not release. I got upset and chewed him out. I told him that if the bomb didn't release this time, he would have to get into the bomb bay and release the bomb himself. He got my message and the third run was successful.
"We made several training runs on islands held by the Japanese in the Pacific and on the Japanese homeland. We were still testing ballistic designed bombs like the atom bomb and getting familiar with the long over water flight.
"Early Sunday morning. Aug. 5, 1945, Saturday Aug. 4, in the United States, word came that the weather would be favorable for takeoff the next morning. Preparations were speeded up for immediate loading. Capt. William Parsons, a Navy ordnance expert was completely responsible for the technical control of the bomb and to the success for its use. This worried him, the night before he had seen four B-29s crash and burn at the end of the runway. He said to Gen. Thomas Farrell 'if we crack up at the end of the runway tomorrow morning and the plane gets on fire there is a danger of an atomic explosionand we would lose this end of the island, if not the whole of Tinian with every blessed thing and person on it.' Gen. Farrell said 'we will just have to make sure that doesn't happen.' Well said Parsons, I will just have to arm the bomb after we take off. That is what Parsons did.
"Gen. Gross called a meeting of all Air Force commanders and their squadron. Then Col. Tibbets called each of us into a room where he asked each of us what do you know about the bomb. After the meeting we were shown the bomb training site in New Mexico. That occurred on July 16.
"We had a briefing the night before the bomb drop. We took off at about 2:30 a.m. from the north runway on Tinian. I joined up with Col. Tibbets, about 45 minutes after takeoff. Col. Tibbets flying the Enola Gay had the bomb called little boy," according to the history.
Stephen Marquardt showed on a map the route taken by the planes from Tinian to Japan.
History continuted, "There was a backup up plane in case something happened to the Enola Gay, we would stop at Iwo Jima and transfer the bomb to the backup plane. Maj. Charles Sweeney flew the number two plane 'The Great Artiste', flew on the right of Col. Tibbets plane. Maj. Sweeney's plane had instruments that would drop when the bomb was dropped.These instruments were to measure the heat of the blast. Sweeny and I found out later that none of those instruments survived the blast.
"Myself, George W. Marquardt was flying, number three plane 'The Necessary Evil.' We were carrying a scientist and photographic equipment. He told us you boys are making history today. Then he showed us his hand that had been burned by radiation. Capt. Parsons was in the bomb-bay arming the bomb when we started to climb to 30,000 feet our cruising altitude, in preparation to drop the bomb. The bomb was set to detonate at 1,800 feet after it was released.
"As we approached Hiroshima, the Major flying the B-29 that was 45 minutes ahead of us reported the weather was clear over Hiroshima. This was necessary because the bombs had to be dropped visually. When we flew over Hiroshima, the Japanese were alerted to take cover in the air raid shelters. When we came over 45 minutes later the Japanese were not alerted and they came out of their shelters. That is why so many of them were killed. The person assigned to my plane as an observer was supposed to take photographs with a movie camera and failed to get a usable photograph of the blast. He had forgotten to open the shutter. There are very limited pictures of the blast over Hiroshima from an amateur camera.
"We proceeded to the initial point where I initiated a 360 degree turn and Sweeney remained in formation with Tibbetts. There was a tone on the radio that stopped when the bomb was released from the Enola Gay. It took approximately 40 seconds for the bomb to reach 1,800 feet where it detonated.
"After the bomb was dropped Sweeney and Tibbets flying away in formation, the only two people that could see Hiroshima from those planes were the tail gunners. My navigator also had a camera and took pictures. We had been cautioned not to take personal cameras on this mission, his picture is famous.
"We in the Necessary Evil had a front row seat, I was in the pilot seat.
"When the bomb detonated there was a brilliant flash, which was partially obscured by the special goggles we had been given for the mission. When I saw the flash, I had to take the goggles off, because I couldn't see my copilot Jim Anderson. It seemed as if the sun had come out of the earth and exploded, smoke boiled around the pillar as it rose. The thin layer of clouds at about 4,000 feet below us rippled like water when a stone is thrown into it. You could see this for miles. The shockwave lashed each plane and it sounded as if a monster hand had slapped the side of the plane. I circled around three times and began my journey back to Tinian. Gen. Farrell radioed that the tests had been successful, conditions normal proceed to Tinian this message was monitored by my radioman.
"Showing him the respect he deserved Sweeney and I throttled back so that Col. Tibbets could arrive back at Tinian alone. On Aug. 9, 1945 a second bomb was dropped over Nagasaki, instead of the principal target Kokura. Sweeney piloted The Bockscar for this mission. I had reported the target was clear, but by the time Sweeney got there clouds had formed and Sweeney diverted to Nagasaki the secondary target. At the moment the bomb was dropped over Nagasaki I was landing on Iwo Jima," said the history.
Stephen said, "My father was flying the Enola Gay over Nagasaki. He did aerial reconnaissance for the Nagasaki mission. George W. Marquardt was actually the last pilot to fly the Enola Gay in World War II in combat."
George W. said after the bombing of Nagasaki, we were sure the war would end soon. With a show of force and maximum effort all planes, that could fly were ordered into the air, Aug. 14, the day the Japanese surrendered.
"I still have no misgivings about my participation in the dropping of the A - bomb. Though it saddens me about the loss of lives," said George's history.
In the face of longstanding controversy, George Marquardt remained steadfast in defending Pres. Harry S. Truman's decision to use the bomb.
"I have never for one moment regretted my participation in the dropping of the A-bomb,'' he told The Salt Lake Tribune in 1995. "It ended a terrible war.''


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Science That Liberates Us from Reductive Analyses
We originally produced "Getting Revenge and Forgiveness" in the bitter midst of the 2008 election season. And when we first decided on the current program schedule just weeks ago, we had no idea that this show would land in another dramatic moment of recriminatory public emotion, over health care and other issues, in an already charged political climate.
Now, as during that first time, I am grateful for Michael McCullough's decidedly real-world vigor and clear-sightedness. I'd been intrigued by what I knew of his research, and I was hooked by this line at the beginning of his book, Beyond Revenge:
"I wrote this book for people who want to bypass all of the pious-sounding statements about the power of forgiveness, and all of the fruitless sermonizing about the destructiveness of revenge. It's for people who want to see human nature for what it really is."
As I've said many times before, part of my passion for the spiritual and religious aspect of life is my delight in the fact that here we dwell solemnly not only on God but on what is ordinary and human; we attempt to see human nature for what it really is, and find meaning and possibility right there.
I first began to gain a solemnity about the revenge impulse in human life when we worked, in the early days of Speaking of Faith, on a show about the death penalty. I came to understand that revenge is the original "criminal justice system." For most of human history, prior to the rule of law, prior to structures of justice that transcend the messiness of human interaction, the threat of retaliation has been a primary tool humans possessed to pursue justice and also to regulate cycles of violence.
The ancient "eye for an eye" teaching of the Hebrew Bible — which is often cited as a justification for extreme revenge — arose in this context. It was not designed to champion extreme punishment, but to limit revenge in terms of equity and fairness — as in, "you may not slaughter the entire family of the person who harmed you or your loved one; you may only take an eye for an eye."
And now, as Michael McCullough lays out expertly and passionately, science is able to document how normal, and in a sense, how sensible, our instinct for revenge is. It has served a purpose in human life and in the primate world. We are hard-wired for what looks in the brain like a "craving" for revenge, a felt need that begs for satiation. And though we do range in this conversation into the realms of global geopolitics and murderous revenge on a societal scale, Michael McCullough is more interested perhaps in the mundane forms this craving takes: in our interactions with obnoxious neighbors and irritating co-workers or, for example, the political candidates we oppose.
He notes that Americans have a tendency to see revenge as a mark of cultures more primitive than their own. But he points out, provocatively, that, between 1974 and 2000, 61 percent of all school shootings in the U.S. had revenge — often for bullying — as a trigger.
Here is the good news: science is also revealing how forgiveness, like revenge, is hard-wired in us — purposeful and normal. We tolerate and excuse the deficits and mistakes of those we know and love and work with — and even those we don't love but need to work with — a hundred times a day without ever glorifying these moments with the lofty word "forgiveness." School shootings, ethnic slaughter, and road rage garner headlines, skewing our sense of our collective character. But, Michael McCullough says, forgiveness doesn't work in real life as it too often works in media portrayals of dramatic stories of conversion and high emotion.
Actually, he says, we forgive, in good part, because it is in the interests of our genetic pool to do so. The evolutionary pay off for the forgiveness of mistakes by people we are close to or whose work we depend upon, for example, is survival. Michael McCullough says to think of forgiveness as a trait of the weak and the vulnerable reflects a simplistic imagination about human nature and evolutionary biology. And he has the science to give us a more complex imagination about both.
This is science, in other words, that liberates us from reductive analyses of human nature; — that is to say, of ourselves and those around us. If we accept the normalcy of our instincts both to revenge and forgive, we have more control over both. Among the practical tools McCullough offers for moving forward in this way, here is one of the most simple and challenging: we embolden the forgiveness instinct when we come to see others as having value. In this light, religious traditions have more than straight teachings on forgiveness to offer up to our culture. Perhaps more practically, they have rich, ancient, cross-generational resources for seeing, knowing, and honoring the dignity of "the other," whether enemy or friend, neighbor or stranger.
On the cautionary side of McCullough's insight, there is a realization that, under the right conditions, we are all vulnerable to falling back on revenge as a form of justice. This helps explain the fact that sectarian cycles of revenge often erupt after the fall of dictatorships, like that of Saddam Hussein; such regimes take all the revenge function on themselves and keep normal human dynamics artificially in check. McCullough's science makes a sobering case for the necessity of the basic rule of law — in Iraq or in an American inner city — if human beings are to live up to their moral potential.
The need to understand the instincts for revenge and forgiveness, and to govern them, may be attaining a new urgency in a globalized world, and one that is in the midst of protracted economic turmoil. I know that Michael McCullough's analysis has been ringing in my ears — anchoring both my concerns and my hopes — as I've watched that ongoing financial crisis unfold, and as I consider the unabated polarization of American political culture.


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This B list reality star/host/host has been known to report threats to herself that she made up because she loves the extra attention and security
Whatserpickle with the bunny book? And the hair?ReplyCancel
Oh nevermind, Famke Whatsername isn't in reality tvReplyCancel
Candyland, I feel like there should be gum involved somehow…ReplyCancel
I'm not understanding host/host.
Is that a once and current host? A host of two shows? A multiple personality? An identical twin?
What is host/host?
Aside from the double host thing…Bethenny Frankel?
What other reality–>host person could it be? Momager?
star /host one show /host a second show like ???ReplyCancel
I'm thinking Kris Jenner with this blackmail/sex tape thing.ReplyCancel
add one more host and I'll start looking out for a green giant.ReplyCancel
The Kiebler Elf?ReplyCancel
What about Erin Andrews? She's hosting DWTS and a sports show on Fox and was on DWTS. Plus, she had that peeping tom incident a few years back — even though that was real, she might have realized that things like that get good attention..ReplyCancel
Maria menounos….diva by all accounts.ReplyCancel
I think it's EA or MM but I'm guessing Guiliana RancicReplyCancel
Erin Andrews was freaked by her stalker and did not like the attention and refused to discuss it to make it go away.
Not her
I like the Rancic guess. Host on E, Host on Fashion Police and reality show. I just didn't imagine her doing that. But it fits. BTW: Hi, everyone… I'm new to posting. I've enjoyed reading the blog/comments for quite a while. You all are very funny. 🙂ReplyCancel
Yay for posting from lurking, Evie, welcome!ReplyCancel
Thanks TTM and aemish.ReplyCancel
Hi Evie! Welcome! A few of my friends did internships at E! and let's just say she has an awful rep…ReplyCancel
hi Lady H!ReplyCancel
Hi evil…and everyone else…never introduced myself properly. I post a bit…clearly ya all know my name…how to change screen name…anyone?anyone?bueller??ReplyCancel
Evie! Not evil….well maybe-don't know ya lolReplyCancel
LOL Tricia. I'm ok with Evil, given my handle.ReplyCancel
Good to know!!
Hey Evie & Trisha!!ReplyCancel
Hi Feral, Hi Leek!
Good point Feral. She does seem to have some neurosis just based on what she claims her diet consists of.ReplyCancel
What about Stacey Kiebler? Is she considered a B?ReplyCancel
@Lady Heisenberg – I hope you read this 🙂 Is she really awful? Because I worked with someone recently who said she's 'just darling' and this person normally sees right through people. To me, she seems a bit daggish on her reality show … you know, unsure about what she's doing – second guessing herself a lot, and bickering with her husband about things like how they spend their money (her wanting stupid things like a six-month birthday party for the kid). I thought she'd come across as more confident, self-assured and focused.ReplyCancel
@Tricia Shaw – Google 'Edit Blogger Profile', click on the link the site takes you to, and woolah – all done! 🙂ReplyCancel
I don't mind Giuliana so much, but Cat Sadler really gets up my nose. She acts like a silly little 14 year old most of the time, raising her voice, doing that thing with her hands, sort of jerking … ugh; can't stand her. Terence Jenkins is an absolutely sweetheart but it saddens me whenever he talks about his crush, Halle Berry, … he obviously hasn't heard the stories. He needs to have coffee with my makeup artist friend so she can fill him in.ReplyCancel
I haven't heard of Giuliana having had threats made against her – neither has Google – and I can't imagine her doing that.
I so want to make this fit for Yolanda Foster, but it doesn't. So I got nothin' …
Except I could definitely see Kris Jenner doing it over the whole sex tape fiasco, which in turn has led to an offer by Playboy (as she most likely knew it would). She's no doubt bitter that her daughters are the centre of attention now, and doesn't have any talent to lean on of her own, so I could definitely see her doing this.ReplyCancel
@stepforded, I had three friends who were her interns while they studied at UCLA. All unanimously despised her. This was around 2006-2007 I think. That's also when she started to get famous, so maybe that's why she was such a diva? She HAS gone through so much since then though, maybe time and motherhood has done her well. She was basically likened to the Wintour of E!
One of their roommates also worked for the Kardashian's show but I could never get any info out of him. He was the most miserable fucker I've ever met. All he would say was: "You know all the stupid shit that MAKES up that show? Imagine the thousands of errors of what does NOT. I get to deal with all that." LolReplyCancel
Errors=hours (derp!)ReplyCancel
I've only heard good things about that Maria M chick. I never remember what she looks like/exists until I see her in some tabloid. Same thing w that Brooke Burke chick. But, I've never heard nice stuff about her. No idea why, though.
I think this is AndrewsReplyCancel
Your hatred is clouding your judgment on these 3 super hot women.
1. Erin is consistently rated as the sexiest woman sportscaster. She gets plenty of attention.
2. Maria M is considered by many to have one of the top 5 sexiest celebrity a$$es. Guy literally drool over her. She may or may not be a diva but she is not lacking in attention.
3. Stacy and mostly her legs have been responsible for more flushed Kleenex than any woman in recent memory. Those legs get her all the attention a woman could possibly desire.


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For those who just can't let go of those most valuable player debates, take note.
USA TODAY Sports' Team 2013 — the best team a reasonable amount of money can buy — has both MVP runners-up but not the guys who won the awards. It includes neither batting champion, neither league's home run leader and only one of the Cy Young Award winners.
But it does have the wins above replacement (WAR) leader in each league: Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels and Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
And it's a realistic team at a realistic payroll that should be able to match up against any team money can buy thanks to a standout pitching rotation and a shutdown bullpen.
This is our annual exercise of selecting not an all-star team but rather a realistic 25-man roster: a No. 1 starter, No. 2 starter, No. 3 starter, etc., a bullpen with each role covered, a starting lineup and a complete bench.
And we pick players who actually filled those roles during the past season.
We also pick a manager, hitting coach and pitching coach.
Every year, we cap our team's payroll at the major league median, the number halfway between the 15th- and 16th-highest payrolls in the majors.
This time, that figure is $91,522,500 — up from $85,753,488 in 2012.
Even with the extra dollars, the selection process was more difficult than a year ago, when we included both MVPs, a Cy Young winner and a rookie of the year with a payroll that would have ranked 24th in the majors.
This year, we spent more than $88 million and had to make a couple of tough choices based on salaries. That's why there wasn't room for American League MVP Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers and his $21 million bill but there was for runner-up Trout at $510,000.
And Trout's presence in center field kept National League MVP Andrew McCutchen of the Pittsburgh Pirates off the team, though runner-up Paul Goldschmidt of the Arizona Diamondbacks was an easy choice at $500,000.
Still, we carefully picked our spots to cut financial corners. There were no compromises on catcher Yadier Molina and designated hitter David Ortiz, our highest-paid players at $14 million each. The same for NL Cy Young winner Kershaw and his $11 million.
Trout is one of two repeaters from Team 2012. The other is St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Matt Carpenter, who made the squad a year ago as the utility player.
Read on to see how we settled on our team:
Yadier Molina, Cardinals: A brief spell on the disabled list might have been enough to hamper his NL MVP chances, but it's still no contest when it comes to the combination of all aspects of the game at his position. At $14 million, he's tied for the highest salary on our roster. Those are guys who often are vulnerable when we must make the tough decisions in filling out our team. Molina's excellence put him in the no-compromise category.
First base
Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks: He could have been the NL MVP if Arizona had a better season. But the league leader in home runs, RBI and OPS (on-base-plus slugging) certainly qualifies for the most-bang-for-the-buck conversation. At $500,000, Goldschmidt was so good in 2013 — Silver Slugger, Gold Glove and Hank Aaron awards — that his salary wasn't even a factor in being selected for a team. Oh, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
Second base
Matt Carpenter, Cardinals: We understand why the Seattle Mariners had no qualms about breaking the bank for Robinson Cano. But we have a broader choice of cost-effectiveness, and that means $504,000 for NL All-Star Carpenter over the $15 million the Yankees paid Cano in 2013. Carpenter's 6.7 offensive WAR compares well against Cano's 6.8, making this a prime spot for us to find significant savings.
Andrelton Simmons, Braves: Few players can thrust themselves onto MVP ballots primarily for their defensive ability. Simmons certainly wasn't a factor in that NL voting, but he finished 14th as six voters noticed that he ranked eighth in the majors in WAR among position players. Not bad for a guy who hit .248 with 17 homers and 59 RBI. But the 24-year-old passed the eye test, winning a Gold Glove, and had the metrics to back it up. Simmons' 5.4 defensive WAR easily was the best in the majors at any position.
Third base
Josh Donaldson, Athletics: Let's get it right out in the open — Miguel Cabrera is the best hitter in baseball. But Donaldson hit the radar when we unveiled the MVP Tracker at USA TODAY Sports. There was the Oakland third baseman providing a higher percentage of his team's WAR than even the now two-time MVP from Detroit. And by the end of the year, there was Donaldson at fourth in MVP voting with one first-place vote. His WAR was second only to Trout's in the AL, and that was enough to make us comfortable using Donaldson's $492,500 salary to our advantage over Cabrera's $21 million.
Left field
Starling Marte, Pirates: Add another young bargain player — at $500,000 — to our list at a position that was among the weaker in the majors in 2013. Marte can thank the Angels for playing Trout in center field for the majority of his games. Still, Marte was a catalyst from the leadoff spot in his first full season, and his defensive WAR was second only to catcher Russell Martin's on the upstart Pirates.
Center field
Mike Trout, Angels: This is where we start — annually it seems — at least until that day comes when the game's best young player begins cashing in. Even then it will be difficult to ignore that production that makes him the lightning rod for MVP debates even when his team isn't a factor in the playoff race. He has back-to-back runner-up finishes in the balloting, but Trout remains an easy winner here.
Right field
Shane Victorino, Red Sox: Right field didn't have the star quality we are used to, but this turned out to be a tough decision between two players — Victorino and Arizona's Gerardo Parra — who both could boast intangibles as a potential tiebreaker. Victorino had the offensive edge and that added postseason factor, but we had Parra in our back pocket right up until we tallied the payroll, knowing his $2.35 million could have been an alternative to Victorino's $13 million.
Designated hitter
David Ortiz, Red Sox: The DH-only player might soon go the way of the dinosaur but, for the time being, having one with the power and presence of a T-Rex suits the middle of our lineup just fine. Ortiz continues to dominate the position at 38, winning his seventh Edgar Martinez Award as top DH after leading Boston in nearly every offensive category. His gap over the competition makes his $14 million salary a must to include.
Yan Gomes, Indians: His value at the plate and behind it was enough to begin to blur the lines between starter and backup in Cleveland. Gomes, snagged in the offseason trade with the Toronto Blue Jays that also brought key bench component Mike Aviles to Cleveland, posted an .826 OPS that was topped only by starting catcher Carlos Santana among Indians regulars.
Jordy Mercer, Pirates: This was the season the 26-year-old eased into the major leagues, but Mercer's performance also signaled the transition is just beginning toward a full-time job. Shortstop is the most available position for now in Pittsburgh, but the Pirates would miss Mercer's versatility. He played all four infield positions while contributing solid defense and hit .285.
Craig Gentry, Rangers: We had made our selections before the December flurry of trades that included Gentry, but a little bit of Billy Beane validation doesn't hurt. Oakland acquired Gentry for most of the same reasons we put him on our roster: a center field-capable outfielder who can handle all three positions with strong defense and exceptional speed that also plays into his offensive assets. One of the game's more efficient baserunners, he also has a disciplined, contact-first approach at the plate.
Ryan Raburn, Indians: Released by Detroit after the 2012 season, he became a crucial component in a Cleveland revival as impressive as his personal one. He had 55 RBI in 243 at-bats. His .543 slugging and .901 OPS were career bests, and his .357 on-base percentage was two points short of his best. Raburn played left field, right field and second base — and even pitched a perfect inning — and has spent time at first, third and center field as a major leaguer. And manager Terry Francona used him in every batting order slot.
Jonny Gomes, Red Sox: The second Gomes on our team is unusual in that AL players seldom get enough opportunities to win our pinch-hitting job. His 1.405 OPS — including four home runs — in 30 pinch-hit appearances was enough to give him the edge over the Cardinals' Matt Adams. Besides, one thing we learned from Boston's season is that it's good to have Gomes on your bench and in your clubhouse.
Starting pitcher 1
Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers: The best pitcher in baseball, the highest-paid pitcher on our staff and little question that we can afford to include him at $11 million: That's the Kershaw formula, thanks to the arbitration-avoiding two-year extension he signed before the 2012 season. The on-field formula is a league leader in ERA and strikeouts as well as a second Cy Young Award in three seasons.
Starting pitcher 2
Hisashi Iwakuma, Mariners: It's a reasonable argument that Iwakuma was the best pitcher on the Seattle staff, but it's just as certain Felix Hernandez is the ace of that rotation. Iwakuma led AL pitchers in WAR and was a top-five finisher in ERA, WHIP, innings and walk-to-strikeout ratio — all at the bargain price of $6.5 million.
Starting pitcher 3
Anibal Sanchez, Tigers: Just like the Tigers, our squad benefits from the quality at the top of the Detroit pitching rotation. The presence of Cy Young winner Max Scherzer and previous winner Justin Verlander pushes two Tigers starters down the pecking order and right into selections for our roster. The first is Sanchez, who led the AL with a 2.57 ERA.
Starting pitcher 4
Doug Fister, Tigers: Fister's contributions weren't lost in a rotation that produced a second name on the Cy Young Award list. Fister's 4.1 pitching WAR ranked 12th in the AL — but fourth in the Detroit rotation. The Washington Nationals noticed enough to make him a target in one of the more significant deals of the offseason — and he'll likely be the No. 4 guy in the rotation there, too. But he might not come as cheap as his $4 million salary in 2013 — a 14-9 year and top-10 AL finish in walks per nine innings and walk-to-strikeout ratio would play well in arbitration.
Starting pitcher 5
Ivan Nova, Yankees: Nova's struggles in the early part of the regular season contributed to the Yankees' season-long search for pitching depth. But after a brief visit to the minors, he emerged as one of the team's more dependable starters. Nova had a 2.70 ERA after returning in late June, including allowing two or fewer runs in nine of his 16 starts. Over the second half of the season, he led Yankees starters in ERA and tied Andy Pettitte for best WHIP.
Koji Uehara, Red Sox: Midway through the season, it was difficult to imagine anyone taking this spot away from the Atlanta Braves' dominant Craig Kimbrel. But Uehara became virtually unhittable after taking over the Boston ninth-inning role in late June. He allowed 14 hits in 45 innings over his last 42 regular-season appearances, making us resist the temptation to take Kimbrel's $655,000 salary over Uehara's $4.25 million.
Right-handed reliever
Mark Melancon, Pirates: An effective stretch filling in while closer Jason Grilli was injured only enhanced Melancon's position here. Chosen to the All-Star team as a setup man, Melancon took a quantum leap in 2013. His 1.39 ERA was half his previous best, and his 70 strikeouts and eight walks in 71 innings more than doubled his previous best ratio.
Right-handed specialist
Trevor Rosenthal, Cardinals: St. Louis didn't make him closer until the end of the season, leaving the hard-throwing 23-year-old available in just about any role we wanted. He still could end up in the rotation, but his 108 strikeouts in 751/3 innings was the top ratio in the majors for non-closers.
Left-handed reliever
Drew Smyly, Tigers: It might not be much solace to a guy with the talent to be a starter, but Smyly's bullpen work became crucial to Detroit's success. He was so good the Tigers expect him to relieve again in 2014, though he'd be among the first in line if injuries surface. His 81 strikeouts and 62 hits allowed in 76 innings included two saves of three perfect innings.
Left-handed specialist
Luis Avilan, Braves: Some of the names change, but there's always a gem or two in the Atlanta bullpen. A minor league starter, Avilan took his nasty curveball into a relief role and dominated left-handed hitters at 23. Lefties hit .144 against Avilan (not that right-handers' .202 average was any picnic), and the swing-and-miss rate against the curve was close to double the league average.
Long relief-spot starter
Chad Gaudin, Giants: It's not often a 30-year-old who has played for nine teams finds his way onto our annual team — safe to say it's unprecedented. But Gaudin, who hadn't started a game in the majors since 2009 and whose last save came in 2006, used 12 starts and 18 relief appearances to compile 97 innings and a career-best 3.06 ERA. His outings ranged from one-third to seven innings; his ERA was 2.05 in relief, 3.53 as a starter.
John Farrell, Red Sox: We'll gladly accept the luxury of assessing the postseason, something manager of the year voters didn't have to decide between the strong candidacies of Farrell and Cleveland's Terry Francona. The Boston front office gets plenty of credit for the roster remake, but players make it clear Farrell provided the steadiness and accountability that was crucial to the World Series title.
Batting coach
Ty Van Burkleo, Indians: Francona narrowly missed being our choice for manager, but there's room to help explain just where those Indians came from in 2013. The Cleveland offense was a top-five finisher in the AL in on-base percentage, walks and pitches per plate appearance. Plus, the team's offensive WAR was second in the league to Boston — all without a top-five individual finisher in any key offensive category. And the depth of Cleveland's attack shows with two unexpected Indians on our Team 2013 bench.
Pitching coach
Roger McDowell, Braves: It's a rich tradition, the long line of pitchers who keep showing up in Atlanta. But that line was longer than ever as injuries forced the Braves to keep dipping into the pipeline. The Braves used 21 pitchers — including 10 starters — and still led the majors with a 3.18 ERA. Seven starters had ERAs under 4.00, and the bullpen also was a major league best with a 2.46 ERA.


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The original Nissan Murano, launched in 2002 as a 2003 model, set new standards for style and sportiness in the expanding mid-size crossover sport-utility vehicle marketplace, becoming, in essence, a "class of one."
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Murano's front end features a distinctive grille treatment with wide front headlights – with available quad-cylinder style High Intensity Discharge (HID) bi-functional projector headlights adding an even more imposing view. The hood sweeps into the sculpted, dynamic bodylines, with pronounced wheel arches and 18-inch or 20-inch wheels providing an aggressive stance.
Integrated fog lights are standard and Bi-Xenon high intensity headlights are available on SL and LE models. Large chrome door handles and roof rails with adjustable crossbars (accessory) add both functionality and visual accents.
The Murano's rear end features a unique rear glass shape, rear air deflector and large rear LED taillights that accent the body side character line. Dual exhaust outlets with chrome finishers provide an appropriate "final" look to the 2014 Murano.
Available exterior features for 2014 include rain-sensing windshield wipers, a power liftgate, RearView Monitor with back up camera and a large, top-load dual-power sliding glass moonroof – a feature that provides an open-air experience for Murano passengers without compromising head room.
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Murano's front seats have been designed for enhanced support, offering a rich, supple feel and excellent riding comfort. The 60/40 fold-flat rear seat is available with a convenient power return feature – the seat returns to the upright position with the touch of a button. Heated seats are available in the front and rear. Also available are double-stitched leather-appointed seating surfaces for an inviting, luxurious feeling, an 8-way power driver's and 4-way power front passenger's seats and a driver's memory system (seats, steering wheel and mirrors). Interior colours include Black and Beige.
A variety of cargo storage areas are provided throughout Murano's interior, including standard dual-level centre console; pockets for mobile phones, coins, maps and more; numerous cupholders; an extra-large glove compartment; and dual seatback pockets, as well as a large rear cargo area.
Another innovative Murano feature is the foldaway cargo organizer. When needed, the organizer pops up with the push of a button from its hidden space below the rear cargo floor and a portion of the cargo floor snaps into a vertical position, revealing a flat recessed space with removable, vertical cargo partitions. The system helps prevent items such as sports equipment and grocery bags from rolling loose around the cargo area while driving. The area is also ideal for wet or dirty items due to its easy-clean box floor.
Other standard interior features include push button ignition; auto door lock feature, dual-zone automatic climate controls; Fine Vision gauges; and an AM/FM/CD/six-speaker audio system with AUX-in jack and MP3/WMA capability.
Power and Platform
All 2014 Muranos feature Nissan's award-winning VQ series engine – a 3.5-litre DOHC V6 with 260 horsepower and 240 lb-ft of torque. The engine incorporates a Twin Nissan Variable Induction Control System (NICS), microfinished camshaft and crankshaft surfaces, Diamond Like Carbon (DLC) coated valve lifters, resin intake manifold, forged crankshaft, digital knock control system, high capacity muffler and lightweight aluminum block and cylinder heads.
Engine power is transferred to an advanced Xtronic CVT™ (Continuously Variable Transmission) with Adaptive Shift Control (ACS) that provides a sporty driving experience and the smoothness that only a CVT offers.
2014 Muranos come standard with an Intuitive All-Wheel Drive System that adjusts to road conditions in a tenth of a second. The system provides increased traction in all weather conditions by distributing engine torque, depending on the driver's intended direction and the actual direction of the vehicle. Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) with a Traction Control System (TCS) for all-weather confidence is standard on all Murano models.
The 2014 Murano features Nissan's advanced "D" platform that provides a solid foundation for crossover duties and has been optimized specifically for Murano. The platform gives the Murano one-and-a-half times more torsional rigidity than the first generation Murano, helping improve noise isolation and reduce vibration – benefiting the ride comfort of all passengers.
Murano offers a standard four-wheel independent suspension with extensive use of lightweight aluminum for a reduction in sprung weight. The suspension design, with its cradle-type front subframe and multi-link rear design and large front and rear stabilizer bars, provides increased stiffness. The suspension, in combination with high performance dual flow path shock absorbers, helps provide sure footing in all surfaces and increased ride comfort on rough surfaces.
A twin-orifice speed-sensitive power steering system, similar to the one used in Altima and 370Z, provides the proper levels of assistance in around-town and high-speed driving. The Murano's system provides a direct steering feel, inspiring driver confidence.
Braking is provided by large 4-wheel vented disc brakes (12.6-inch front, 12.1-inch rear) with 4-wheel, 4-channel, 4-sensor Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist (BA).
The 2014 Murano also features great wheel and tire packages – 18x7.5-inch aluminum-alloy wheels with P235/65R18 all-season tires (S, SV and SL) and 20x7.5-inch 7-spoke aluminum-alloy wheels with P235/55R20 all-season tires (Platinum).
Advanced Technology and Safety Features
For 2014, Nissan's commitment to safety is clear with the Murano featuring advanced Safety Shield technologies, including Moving Object Detection (MOD), Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Lane Departure Warning (LDW) systems featured on the Platinum.
A variety of advanced technology features are available, including Radio Data System (RDS), speed-sensitive volume control ; SiriusXM® Satellite Radio (subscription required, sold separately); Nissan Navigation System with user-friendly graphic interface, menu structure and intelligent search capabilities, a and Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System. Also available is an iPod® connector that integrates into the Murano's standard audio system controls (SV, SL and Platinum); steering wheel controls for cruise control and audio system; RearView Monitor and Voice Recognition for audio.
Murano again offers a full complement of standard safety features, with six standard air bags, including a Nissan Advanced Air Bag System (AABS) with dual stage supplemental front air bags with seat belt sensors and an occupant classification sensor, roof-mounted curtain supplemental side-impact air bags for front-and rear-seat occupant head protection, along with a standard Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) and driver/passenger seat belt warning lamps. Also standard are front seat belts with pretensioners and load limiters, LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) child seat anchors and tether system, front seats with active head restraints and Zone Body Construction with front and rear crumple zones to help dissipate crash energy away from the passenger compartment.
Four Well-Equipped Models
The 2014 Nissan Murano is available in four models – S AWD, SV AWD, SL AWD and Platinum AWD. All Murano's include the Intuitive All-Wheel Drive System with steer and yaw moment control.
Standard is the 3.5-litre 260-horsepower V6; Xtronic CVT; Vehicle Dynamic Control; 18-inch alloy wheels; halogen headlights and LED taillights; foldable cargo organizer; 6-way manual driver's and 4-way manual passenger's seats; manual tilt/telescoping steering wheel; power windows and auto door locks with remote keyless entry system; a 6-speaker audio system and more.
The Murano SV model provides customers with a cloth interior and many premium features, including dual-panel moonroof; auto on/off headlights; heated front seats with 8-way power on the driver's side and 4-way power on the passenger side; Bluetooth® Hands-Free Phone System; Bose® Audio System with 11 speakers and steering wheel-mounted audio controls, audio/video and USB inputs; auto-dimming RearView Mirror; 7-inch colour Vehicle Information Display; SiriusXM® Satellite Radio ( subscription required, sold separately); vehicle security system.
The 2014 Murano SL model features a heated steering wheel, power liftgate and bi-xenon HID headlights and leather seats. Other features found on the SL include rear privacy glass; rain sensing windshield wipers; power flip up rear seats; leather-wrapped steering wheel; and 60/40 fold-flat rear seat back with power return; auto-dimming rear view mirror with compass and HomeLink® Universal Transceiver.
For 2014, Murano Platinum model includes: Nissan's advanced Safety Shield technologies, including Moving Object Detection (MOD), Blind Spot Warning (BSW) and Lane Departure Warning (LDW) systems, 20" Alloy Wheels with a unique Titanium finish, chrome exterior mirrors, Platinum Edition badge, Nissan Navigation System, Bluetooth® Streaming Audio, and a unique exterior colour – Sapphire Black.


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Bollywood choreographers Remo D'Souza, Vaibhavi Merchant and Terence Lewis were snapped at The Kapil Sharma Show.
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Bollywood celebs Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt promoted their upcoming film BADRINATH KI DULHANIA on Voice Of India Season 2.
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About 45 enthusiastic Irish genealogists joined us for a fun-filled, information packed Irish Research Workshop last week. Fintan Mullan and Gillian Hunt from the Ulster Historical Foundation gave four talks about researching family history in Ireland. They presented many resources useful to any Irish researcher, whether your ancestor was from Derry or Kerry.
Some key points they made included:
- The importance of "place" in Irish research - and how to identify the various (and confusing) geographical divisions of Ireland.
- They emphasized the need to complete U.S. research before trying to "cross the water." You must know where in Ireland your family came from, as records are stored geographically.
- Although many records were lost in the destruction of the Public Record Office, Dublin, in 1922, many records did survive (just like in the Chicago Fire). There are many ways to use other records to help get around this loss. For example, the registers from some 600 Church of Ireland parishes as well as church records for all the other denominations survived, as did official records of births, deaths and marriages.
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Warwick: Lewis may regret his move
Derek Warwick fears Lewis Hamilton may regret his move to Mercedes unless Ross Brawn can produce a massive turnaround.
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Hamilton moves teams next season having signed a three-year deal with the Brackley-based squad.
However, in the wake of the announcement Mercedes' results slumped with the team managing just one top ten result in the final six grands prix.
In sharp contrast, Red Bull won their third successive championship double, Ferrari fought all the way to the end and McLaren concluded the season with a victory.
As a result, Warwick, a former F1 driver who at times takes the role of driver steward at grand prix weekends, is worried that the "fastest driver in Formula One" may be left fighting for scraps.
"You are never going to see McLaren, Red Bull and Ferrari out of the top three and I'd say McLaren and Red Bull are favourites to fight it out again. It just depends on which way round they finish at the top," Warwick told the Daily Star.
"And the great thing Red Bull have is a certain gentleman called Adrian Newey, who is without doubt the best designer and race car engineer there is in Formula One.
"Every team he has gone to, from Williams to McLaren and now to Red Bull, has won World Championships.
"We have a stability in the rules for next year so you would suspect we will pick up at the start of 2013 where we left off this year.
"I am sure Lewis Hamilton will hope that is not the case.
"Mercedes are working on a new car but their performance this year was not just disappointing, it was very, very poor.
"Mercedes have undoubtedly the fastest driver in Formula One and we all want Lewis to be in a winning car next year and challenging.
"I desperately hope Mercedes will be competitive but either Lewis knows something we don't or he's lying in bed at night thinking, 'What have I done!'"
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News about Walter Bobbie, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Love, Loss and Local Color Make a Bluegrass Musical
"Bright Star," a new musical by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, is having its premiere run in San Diego.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON WALTER BOBBIE AND: Theater , Martin, Steve , Brickell, Edie , Old Globe Theater Co , Bobbie, Walter , Folk Music , Shively, A J , Cusack, Carmen , Bright Star (Play)
Wonder May Fade, but Lessons Linger
"The Landing," a chamber musical by John Kander and Greg Pierce at the Vineyard Theater, tells three stories that tap into innocence and regret.
October 24, 2013, Thursday
MORE ON WALTER BOBBIE AND: Theater , Kander, John , Pierce, Greg , Vineyard Theater , Pierce, David Hyde , Bobbie, Walter , Murney, Julia K (1969- )
Encores! Announces New Season
City Center's Encores! will open just as it did when the long-running revival series began in 1994, with a production of "Fiorello!," Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick's musical about Fiorello H. La Guardia.
May 21, 2012, Monday
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Struggling Actress Who Wields Script and Whip
"Venus in Fur," David Ives's sexy comedy, has opened on Broadway with Hugh Dancy and Nina Arianda, who is giving the first must-see performance of the Broadway season.
November 9, 2011, Wednesday
MORE ON WALTER BOBBIE AND: Theater , Arianda, Nina , Dancy, Hugh , Ives, David , Bobbie, Walter
He's Written a Play. Who's the Author?
Jeff Talbot's play "The Submission" is a perky tale of racial pride and prejudice in the theater.
September 28, 2011, Wednesday
MORE ON WALTER BOBBIE AND: Theater , Talbott, Jeff , MCC Theater , Bobbie, Walter , Thomas, Eddie Kaye , Groff, Jonathan
Jonathan Groff and Rutina Wesley Named to Cast of 'The Submission'
The play is scheduled to open in September at the Lucille Lortel Theater.
July 11, 2011, Monday
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Glittering Opprobrium in Iambic Pentameter
David Ives's "School for Lies," at Classic Stage Company, is a glittering, freewheeling rewrite of Molière's "Misanthrope."
May 2, 2011, Monday
MORE ON WALTER BOBBIE AND: Theater , Classic Stage Company , Ives, David , Moliere , Bobbie, Walter , Linklater, Hamish , Gummer, Mamie
One Object of Desire, Delivered
"Venus in Fur," David Ives's tasty new comedy-drama, is 90 minutes of good, kinky fun.
January 28, 2010, Thursday
MORE ON WALTER BOBBIE AND: Theater , Ives, David , Bentley, Wes , Classic Stage Company , Bobbie, Walter
Dodging Hellfire, Armed With Quips and the Obliging Father Murphy
Evan Smith's insubstantial but funny play sometimes feels like a Very Special Theological Episode of "The Golden Girls."
March 4, 2009, Wednesday
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Just Like the Ones You Used to Know: Song, Dance and Fluffy White Endings
You'd have to be in a desperately, even pathologically nostalgic mood to derive much joy from the stage retread of "White Christmas."
November 24, 2008, Monday
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Dick and Raelene Allred of Huntington announce the marriage of their daughter Niki Rae to Kasey Paul Godfrey, son of Steven and Paulette Godfrey of Clarkston.
The couple will be married Nov. 15 at the Aspen Grove Reception Center in Logan. A reception will be held that evening at the reception center from 7-9 p.m. A reception will also be held Nov. 22 at the College of Eastern Utah's Alumni Room in Price.
Niki is a graduate of Utah State University and is employed by USU. Kasey is employed in Tremonton. The couple plan on living in Garland.
Gail Manders of Brunswick, Ga. announces the marriage of her daughter Pamela Dawn Manders to Jeff A. Jewkes, the son of Ron and Norine Jewkes of Kenilworth. The couple will be married on Nov. 15 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper.
Pam is a graduate from Savannah State College in Savannah, Ga. with a bachelor's degree in fisheries. Jeff is a graduate from Utah State University with a degree in wildlife management. Jeff is a wildlife technician and Pam is a fisheries biologist for the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
The couple will make their home in Helper.
William and Joni Krompel are announcing the marriage of their daughter Rachael Elizabeth to Shane Cass Timothy, the son of Shane Timothy and Larry and Irene Shiner. They will be married on Nov. 15 and a reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Greenwell Convention Center.
Cass and Rachael will make their home in Price.
Steve and Deanna Gravley, former residents of Ferron, announce the marriage of their son, Steven Jr., to Tiffanie Smith, the daughter of Debra Smith and Carlos Smith of American Fork, in the Manti LDS Temple on Nov. 14.
A reception will be held that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 16th Ward Chapel in American Fork. An open house will be held on Nov. 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ferron Stake Center, 555 South 400 West, Ferron.
Steven graduated from Emery High and served in the Argentina, Buenos Aires West Mission. He is a music major at Utah Valley State College. Steven is the grandson of Mary Jo and the late Noah Gravley, and Rex and Nina Gray.
Tiffanie graduated from American Fork High. She is also a music major at Utah Valley State College. She is the granddaughter of Evelynn Keele.
The couple will reside in Orem where they will continue their education. Both play in the orchestra and band at Utah Valley State College.
Maynard and the late Pamela Allred announce the marriage of their daughter Megan Tara Allred to Jacob James Fillmore, son of Blair and Mary Ann Fillmore, on Nov. 15, at Price Holiday Inn. A reception will be that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. with dancing to follow.
Grandparents of the bride are Janet and the late Mick Greenan of Huntington. Grandparents of the groom are Reva and the late Norman Fillmore of Lawrence.


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The 2-year-old boy who walked away from his mother at Alameda Park about 1:30 p.m. today was found about 4:10 p.m. on Blair Drive, near the park.
He appeared to be in good condition, and was waiting to be reunited with his mother.
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