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|Pius Ngwa Tamanji
|University of Yaounde I
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|(1) The Syntax of Bantu DPs and the Minimalist Program./L/(2) The Structure of Grassfields Bantu Languages/L/(3) Speech Defects and Rehabilitation Strategies in Deaf Communities./L/(4) Mother Tongue Education in Cameroon.
|Selected Publications:
|(a) Books
Mutaka, N. and P. Tamanji (2003) Introduction to African Linguistics. LINCOM
Handbooks in Linguistics 16, LINCOM EUROPA, Muenchen.
(b) Chapters in Books
(1) Tamanji, P. and G. Mba (2003) "A Morphophonemic Study of Verbal
Extensions in Bafut" in Idiata and Mba (eds) Studies on Voice Through Verbal Extensions in Nine Bantu Languages Spoken in Cameroon, Gabon, DRC and Rwanda. Lincom Studies in African Linguistics 57, LINCOM EUROPA, Muenchen. pp 15 - 38
(2) Tamanji, Pius (2001) "Issues in the Syntax of Grassfields Bantu languages" in
Ngessimo and Chumbow (eds) Research Mate in African
Linguistics: Focus on Cameroon. Rüdiger Köppe Verlag, Köln. pp
159 – 182.
(3) Chumbow, B and P. Tamanji (1998) "Linguistic Identity Across the Boarders
of the Cameroon Triangle" in: K. K. Prah (ed) Between Distinction and Extinction: Harmonisation of African Languages, PP 53 – 74.
(4) Chumbow, B. and P. Tamanji (1994) "Bafut" in Peter Kahrel and R. van
Den Berg (eds) Typological Studies in Negation. John Benjamins,
Amsterdam, pp 211 – 236.
(c) Journal Articles
(1) Tamanji, P. (2002) "Negation, Verb Movement and Word Order in Bafut" in
Journal of West African Languages XXIX (1), pp 45 – 64.
(2) Tamanji, P. (2002) "Nominal Adjectives and the Binominal NP in Nweh" in
Afrikanistische Arbeitspapiere 69, PP. 153 – 170.
(3) Tamanji, P. (2002) "Mechanisms of Lexical Expansion in Underprivileged
Languages" in Language Forum: Indian Journal of Applied Linguistics, PP 211-236.
(4) Tamanji, P. (2001) "Derived Nominals in Bafut" in African Journal of
Applied Lingusitics, 02, PP 209 – 237.
(5) Tamanji, P. (2000/2001) "Agreement and the Internal Syntax of Bafut DPs" in
Journal of West African Languages 28(2), PP 85 – 107.
(6) Tamanji, P. (1999) "Patterns of Floating Tone Association in Bafut" in
University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers in Linguistics, 25.
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Aspects of Reduplication in Languages of Cameroon and Senegal
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The chicken is redolent of garlic, but not overly so; cooking the garlic cloves whole in their skins keeps the flavors in balance. What to drink: A spicy red from Spain's Ribera del Duero region. Try the 2000 vintage from this appellation, known for its rich blends of Tempranillo, Cabernet, and Merlot.
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I substituted the dry white wine with Pinot Noir for even more flavor. It was delicious!
This was delicious! I used only thighs and added grated lemon peel and shallots to the sauce, which was thick and hearty. Paired with a Bibb lettuce/dill salad dressed with lemon vinaigrette and served a dry white wine, we thought we were in Paris!
This was absolutely gorgeous. Full of flavour. Not sure why some users feel the sauce wasn't thickening. If you leave the wine to reduce for 15/20mins on medium heat you won't have a problem. Worth browning the chickens before as adds flavour, texture and a nice appearance. I cooked 2 chicken breasts with 1 head of garlic (roughly 8 separates) and more than 2 cups of wine as it started to reduce quite quickly at the 15minute mark whilst I waited for my potatoes. All in all a really easy and impressive dish.
I thought this was great, as did my friends. Do NOT peel the garlic first! Skin-on, period. So the papers don't look as elegant later, so what. Adds flavor and richness to the broth. And use ALL the wine required. Add lots of extra thyme if you want; can't go wrong with fresh herbs. After browning the chicken, I poured out a lot of the extra oil first and left just enough to quick-saute the garlic before adding the wine. that way the sauce wasn't too oily, but reduced and delicious (season liberally with salt and pepper). The only thing missing was crusty bread for sopping purposes; the sauce was the best part, and the garlic is so soft you can spread it on the bread like butter, then "dunk"!
chicken stayed moist and garlic was a nice addition, but overall lacking in flavor.
It was just okay for me. I thought the sauce was "watery".
Delicious and easy. I cooked the garlic with the skins on and then put the sauce through a strainer--easily done and the pulp thickened the sauce. I wonder if the author didn't forget to put this step in. A food mill would work too.
Firstly, the photo is not indicative of what you'll get if you follow the recipe. There is no way you'll get that all over golden brown color and you'll have to peel the garlic which just seems silly. I brined my chicken first, peeled the garlic and used half of the recommended amount. I added a little chicken stock to the sauce before simmering and broiled the chicken after simmering to get a better color. Also added some slow roasted tomatoes for color and flavor. Good taste ugly presentation without extra work. http://www.flickr.com/photos/missmarnie/3950758896/
Very good. I cut it up the next day and put it in Pasta. Does anyone know exactly why you're not supposed to peel the skin off the garlic? It may be nice not to have stray peel on the chicken/ in the sauce
Used peeled garlic, one cup of wine (oops, I was out), three cups of chicken stock (I wanted to double the sauce for the roasted garlic mashed potatoes), used dry thyme (again, oops, this was last minute), cooked it all in my dutch oven and stuck it in the oven, covered, at 325 for an hour. The only way to mess this one up is to not season the chicken pre-browning well enough. This is going to be a weekly dish at our home.


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Not enough people write/talk about excellent experiences in my opinion. It seems its much easier to write negatively about poor quality & service than it is to praise people. This is such a shame – if you read and hear negative comments everywhere then its going to have a negative impact on your own attitude. Today, I want to tell you about 5 excellent experiences I've had recently – perhaps you and your business can learn from these and maybe even implement some changes which will see real positive impact for you.
1). Apple Shop – Exeter – Ok so it doesn't need to be Exeter but that's the one I go to regularly. From the moment you walk in the door you are greeted by two members of staff, this makes you feel welcome and in the mood for buying…how easy is that for a retail business! Then, if you've not been to a store before, on your first purchase, you find that you can pay for your goods with any of the roving shop assistants – yes you don't even have to walk to a till anymore (and they email you your receipt)! I'd urge anyone that's not been to an Apple shop, even if you're not an apple fan to go in and experience the whole model – I believe that any business owner can learn a lot from Apple and the store model is really quite something.
2). Reiss – Exeter – I popped into Reiss the other day to look around. Admittedly there were only a few people in the store but the member of staff gave me his full attention and rather than the boring, typical, 'are you ok there' and getting the just as typical 'yeah I'm just looking' response he started to suggest what might look good on me and what goes with other things I'd shown an interest in. He asked what sort of thing I was looking for and then helped me with suggestions – needless to say, he made a sale! It constantly amazes me how many staff in retail shops are from the same mold – if you want to make sales, differentiate yourself and watch your numbers go sky high. In this case, I was so impressed with this guy that I purposely asked for the manager of the store and told her about how well treated I'd been and how good a member of staff that guy was – I just hope it made it back to him.
3). Appliance Care – Exeter – Some say that if you take your broken TV to a centre like this then you expect to have it repaired Yes, I agree, but it was the circumstances around this visit that amazed me. Samsung suggested I used this independent company. They didn't know I was turning up. I arrived at about 9:30am on a busy Monday morning and they asked me to leave the TV with them. To be honest I thought it was likely to be gone a day or two but at 11am I had a phone call saying, 'Mr Banks, your TV is ready' – Awesome.
4). The Georgian Townhouse – Newark – When I'm travelling on business I'm not fussy about where I stay – generally I'll get to my destination late, be up early and off again. All I need is a clean place to put my head with breakfast in the morning and decent parking. I travelled up to Newark this week to see a client near Nottingham and Linda, my PA, booked me into a Georgian townhouse. It was absolutely lovely! All the little details had been thought of: outstanding quality beds, amazing linen, spotless/minimalist decor, a breakfast fit for a king with a choice of everything you could imagine, a communal room for working/reading in (which I used in the morning), bottles of mineral water in the room when you arrived, good quality soaps and shampoos (not that cheap tat you often get) and lovely hosts. That night (B & B) cost me just £65! I will now tell everyone I know going to Nottingham/Newark to stay there and all because of the small details….look out for them in your business, they can mean the difference between someone passing your name on or not.
5). Giraffe – Exeter (and other outlets) I enjoy dining at Giraffe in Exeter – Its one of my favourite choices for coffee if meeting people and the food is great if you want to eat as well. However, its not so much the experience of the outlet I want to mention today – its the experience of the marketing that Giraffe's (obviously clued up team) carry out. They have embraced the power of the web for one – They have a great website and twitter feed (where they actually engage with their customer base). They understand the power of email marketing, regularly sending out offers for dining – two for ones are not uncommon. Most of the guys in my office subscribe to these updates and when the offers come in, the guys are out the door and down to the local outlet for a spot of lunch – that's what its all about. I tell you what, there are not very many places doing this kind of thing out there, lets hope more wise up to this clever and cost effective marketing soon. Well done Giraffe
I hope you've found my top 5 excellent experiences fun and useful – I would strongly suggest that you see if any of these ideas can be rolled out in your business and one day, someone like me, might just blog about you – After all, if you have a website you want to get listed in the search engines, you'll know its all about the link juice baby!


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The Hold Steady Are Back With 'Teeth Dreams'
When the Hold Steady made its debut 10 years ago, DJ culture had saturated Brooklyn.
With the release of its sixth album, "Teeth Dreams," the band has seen the pendulum swing the other way, and acoustic roots music played by bearded hipsters has bubbled to the surface. Yet the Hold Steady and its bruising brand of rock remains an anomaly.
"People sort of reacted to us because it was just so obvious: a rock band, whoa, what a concept," singer Craig Finn, 42, recently recalled at the band's favorite Greenpoint watering hole. "In a way, I feel like we even have less to do with the mainstream now than we did when we started."
The band members all played around the Twin Cities music scene in the '90s, relocating independently of each other to Brooklyn in the early 2000s. The band formed in 2004 and built its fan base with albums like "Almost Killed Me," "Separation Sunday" and "Boys and Girls in America."
Now, after a four-year album drought, the self-proclaimed bar band has returned with a retooled sound. Tour guitarist Steve Selvidge (the only member not from the Midwest) has officially replaced longtime keyboardist Franz Nicolay, who left in 2010 to pursue a broader range of projects.
"I was initially against the idea of ditching the keys entirely. I thought it was a bad idea," said guitarist Tad Kubler. "But after doing it a few times I was like, hell yeah! We sound like a punk-rock band again. This might work. It has more hips to it."
He and Mr. Selvidge complement each other on "Teeth Dreams," packing in more guitar riffs and power chords than any of the band's previous efforts. What hasn't changed, however, is Mr. Finn's talk-sung narratives, which are populated with lovable losers and lost souls, out-of-control partying and uneasy romance.
Not unlike Bruce Springsteen fans, Hold Steady devotees celebrate these characters, and there are message boards and at least one Twitter parody (@FakeCraigFinn) dedicated to Mr. Finn's lyrics.
"I'm just excited to have people listening," said Mr. Finn. "Is there pressure? Sure. You want to do your best, and you know that people are scrutinizing you, but at least people are paying attention."
While in 2012 Mr. Finn released a solo album, "Clear Heart Full Eyes," and toured, the band continued to write new music and perform occasional gigs. But it couldn't manage to get into the studio.
"We had such a momentum in that first six or seven years," Mr. Kubler said. "Then when we took a break, I don't think anyone realized how hard it would be to get that back."
The band recorded the song "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" for the third season of "Game of Thrones," and celebrated its 10th anniversary in February with a show in Brooklyn. But the downtime has allowed its members to put down roots in its adopted hometown, with drummer Bobby Drake opening a bar with friends and Mr. Kubler raising his daughter there.
"When I look back, I can see that we've slowly transitioned into being a New York band," Mr. Finn said. "So much of our early stuff was set in Minneapolis. That still comes up, but now I have memories that are 10 years old that are from here."


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(Thien-Kim is the latest winner of the�Lost in Suburbia Stories�campaign. She will receive a free copy of my book,�"Lost in Suburbia: A Momoir,"�and a gift basket from�CVS ExtraCare Pharmacy and Health Rewards�valued at $100! To share your story,�click here!)
When one door closes, another opens.
How many times have you heard that saying? Usually it sounds cliche and trite. It�s what people tell their friends after they�ve lost a job or someone been dumped by the love of their life. Right now, especially right after my weekend at�Blogalicious�conference, �the door metaphor fits.
It seems appropriate that I�m writing this post on my 35th birthday. �Birthdays are milestones by which many of us gauge how successful we are in life. I celebrate my birthdays more for my family than for me. It�s just a number. I try to gauge my successes by how happy I am about my current path.
Last week, I let go of a major part of my life: Passion Parties. While I didn�t talk about the business very often on this blog, I lived and breathed my business for 12 years. The past 7 years, I dutifully did 8-10 parties a month so that I could bring in my share of our household income and still stay home to take care of my children. I�loved�my job, my business.
In my heart, I had already let go of my Passion Parties career many months ago. My mind, my inner self desperately clung to my title:
Passion Parties Independent Consultant.
AKA�The Sex Toy Lady.
AKA�The Innocently Looking Girl Who Wasn�t.�(I�m not sure why people think I look so innocent. I�m nowhere near innocence.)
Over the past year, I�ve slowly let my business slip away from me as this blog grew. Another foothold loosened as my�virtual book club�bloomed under my care. I basically let my business wither from lack of attention and desire. Yet I couldn�t bear to just quit. I let it quit me. And it did. On September 30, 2013, I let my business go.
I didn�t shed any tears. I wasn�t filled with regret. I felt lighter than I had in a year. I felt happy. Relieved even. Still, I wasn�t sure why I held on for so long when my �heart knew this part of my life was finished.
After hanging out with some fabulous women this weekend at Blogalicious, we started to talk about identity. My fellow�Book Smarts�panelist and author�Tracy Beckerman�talked about how when mothers quit their jobs to stay home with their children, they suddenly feel lost because their identity was tied to their job.
Just like that it hit me. BAM! The realization hit me hard:
I�liked�telling other people that I sold sex toys for a living.
I�liked telling others that I helped women discover their sexual selves. It shocked people. I enjoyed the attention it gave me. It�s also a helluva conversation starter.
So, over the weekend, I mentally closed the door to my past 12 years as a sex/relationship educator and sex toy peddler. I love everything �I gained and learned from being a business owner. I learned how to motivate myself, which is always a struggle when one is one�s own boss. I learned how to overcome my introverted self so that I could talk to strangers (about sex toys!). I learned that I was capable of much, much more than I ever thought. I learned that I was strong.
I�ve been slowly redefining who I am and what I do. My identity is ever evolving. I know now that I�m not meant to do one thing for the rest of my life. None of us are. Our lives have different chapters. Some are short. Some seem never ending. Sometimes they overlap.
Thanks to those 12 years,�I learned how to dream big. To trust myself and my instincts so I can take the giant leap into a new door.
I took a big for me leap last month and entered my first ever�fiction writing contest. Guess what? I won.
Note: Thien-Kim writes the blog, I'm Not the Nanny. You can read her latest post�HERE!


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Leicester booked their place in next term's Heineken Cup after defeating Northampton 26-14 in the LV= Cup Final at Sixways.
Leicester booked their place in next season's Heineken Cup after beating Northampton 26-14 in the LV= Cup Final at Sixways Stadium on Sunday.
Steve Mafi and Scott Hamilton were the try-scorers as the Tigers went over in each half while George Ford – picked over Toby Flood – kicked 16 points.
In what was the first ever final between the rivals, it was Saints who enjoyed most of the early ball and were 0-6 up after good work at scrum-time.
But in a swift move, Leicester boss Richard Cockerill introduced prop Marcos Ayerza from the bench after just 11 minutes for Boris Stankovich.
Ford then stepped up with two penalties of his own before Myler pushed the Saints back in front at 6-9. Still, the Tigers looked ominous though.
And their dominance paid off in the 25th minute when Irish full-back Geordan Murphy sent Mafi over for a strong finish. Ford converted the try.
Ford added another three just five minutes into the second half after great work from replacement Ayerza against Paul Doran-Jones in the set-piece.
Things got worse for Northampton soon after when the experienced New Zealander Hamilton intercepted fly-half Myler's miss-pass on his own 22 and raced to the try line.
Saints did manage to fight their way back into proceedings and despite some ferocious defence from Leicester, Saxons second-row Christian Day finally breached the line.
It was too little too late for Jim Mallinder's side though as Leicester lifted the LV= Cup.
The scorers:
For Leicester:
Tries: Mafi, Hamilton
Con: Ford 2
Pen: Ford 4
For Northampton:
Try: Day
Pen: Myler 3
Leicester: 15 Geordan Murphy (c), 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Matt Smith, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Scott Hamilton, 10 George Ford, 9 James Grindal, 8 Thomas Waldrom, 7 Craig Newby, 6 Steve Mafi, 5 Graham Kitchener, 4 George Skivington, 3 Logoviii Mulipola, 2 Rob Hawkins, 1 Boris Stankovich.
Replacements: 16 Tom Youngs, 17 Marcos Ayerza, 18 Julian White, 19 Calum Green, 20 Julian Salvi, 21 Scott Steele, 22 Toby Flood, 23 Andy Forsyth.
Northampton: 15 Paul Diggin, 14 Vasily Artemyev, 13 George Pisi, 12 James Downey, 11 Scott Armstrong, 10 Stephen Myler, 9 Martin Roberts, 8 Roger Wilson, 7 Tom Wood, 6 Calum Clark (c), 5 Christian Day, 4 James Craig, 3 Paul Doran Jones, 2 Andy Long, 1 Soane Tonga'uiha.
Replacements: 16 Ross McMillan, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Brian Mujati, 19 Mark Sorenson, 20 Ben Nutley, 21 Ryan Glynn, 22 Ryan Lamb, 23 Tom May.


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Skip to comments.Expiring Tax Zots: Big Business
Posted on 11/10/2010 3:20:26 PM PST by joethevoter
Recent unsettling revelations would indicate that, more and more, the US Chamber of Commerce is working for foreign nationals and corporations. Big business has been sending American jobs to other nations for a long time. Our current Congress has tried several measures to stop the bleeding and to bring some of those jobs back to Americans.
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For starters they get the cuts everyone else does below $250,000 if they are extended for the middle class. Those extra cuts are ONLY for those making more than a quarter million a year.
These cuts were designed by the Republicans to expire to avoid blowing a hole in our deficit of about $700 billion dollars. It was THEIR IDEA that they should and MUST expire in 2010 because they knew we could not afford them. That is what wiped out the Clinton surplus Bush inherited. That and two wars.
What were these extra cuts for the rich supposed to do? Create jobs. They failed. Bush's term produced the lowest jobs growth of any president since WW2, a tiny net gain of 1.1 million new jobs vs. Clintons 22+ million new jobs.
To top that off these same wealthy corporate owners closed about 40,000 US factories and sent them over seas between 2001 and 2008. They did use those cuts to create new jobs...for Chinese and Indian workers.
But then the increase stopped. The economy continued to grow handsomely after 1980, but the financial rewards started going only to people at the top. On the chart plotting income growth, the income "growth" line flattens for the bottom 90% of Americans after 1980. For them, average income went up, barely, from that $30,941 achieved in 1980 to only $31,244 in 2008, almost 30 years later. Think about that: the average income of Americans increased just $303 dollars in 28 years and the vast majority of that increase went to the top 10%.
When Bloomberg magazine polled wealthy investors only 24% considered investing in America while the rest cited China, India and Brazil. When the rich get extra cash ( tax cuts ) they invest it. They will take the cut and send that money to China, India and Brazil. Mean while the middle class will see further reductions in order to fund their handsome out-of-the-country profits.
We have to stand as middle class American citizens and demand that our tax money not be used to export our jobs. We must demand that corporations cease manipulating our elections for the advantage of the rich while stepping on the middle class.
While many in the Tea Party had good ideas their voice was quickly co-opted by wealthy such as the Koch Brothers. They converted the movement to another arm of the GOP, a party bought and paid for by the wealthy to help them elect more puppets for the rich.
Americans were fooled again. Those jobs are never coming home if the corporations and their congressional stooges get their way.
I vote Zot.
Your lack of understanding of reality is truly staggering. I am a small businessman, part of the 70% of all jobs in the U.S. The taxation and regulation are beyone out of control; they are we have reached "ludicrous speed". The rich that "don't care or don't need" tax relief are able, like Google, to get around it in ways that I can not. The only reason the tax cuts were for 10 years was to comply with the erroneous concept that tax cuts decrease income to the government. Get a freakin' clue.
Just join to post this tripe?
In before the Zot.
Whatever happened to the Viking Kitties??
Yup, my business is growing, but once it reaches a point where i have to hire help, my sales would have to double just to pay for that new person. Sales don't double over night, nor does a tiny tax credit motivate me to hire/train someone.
They are NOT tax cuts, it is the Obama tax increase
Where are the viking kitties?
Hey Joe, does yo' mama know you are up late?
Wealth has no effect on income tax rates, idiot. Your envy is showing.
"Big business has been sending American jobs to other nations for a long time. Our current Congress has tried several measures to stop the bleeding and to bring some of those jobs back to Americans."
Hey moroon, try lowering corporate taxes duh!
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Whatchathink, sion? December?
We took a vote. You lost.
Hardly. Instead it points out why you are a partisan bigot, prejudiced against anybody who might be more successful than you -- because they were smarter, worked harder or were quicker to react to an opportunity.
At this point, you have two choices:
1. Continue to insist on punishing the "rich", while you continue to roll in your own self-imposed intellectual squalor. Without a job, probably.
2. Get down on your knees and pray that some "rich" guy gives you a job.
I hereby pass your sorry uninformed ass on to the next FReeper.
Yes you may.
Nor to hire/train an ignorant idiot like joethevoter -- who probably needs a job.
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You snail-skulled little rabbit. Would that a hawk pick you up, drive its beak into your brain, and upon finding it rancid set you loose to fly briefly before spattering the ocean rocks with the frothy pink shame of your ignoble blood.
May you choke on the queasy, convulsing nausea of your own trite, foolish beliefs. You are weary, stale, flat and unprofitable. You are grimy, squalid, nasty and profane. You are foul and disgusting. You're a fool, an ignoramus. Monkeys look down on you.
You are unreservedly pathetic, starved for attention, and lost in a land that reality forgot. And what meaning do you expect your delusionally self-important statements of unknowing, inexperienced opinion to have with us? What fantasy do you hold that you would believe that your tiny-fisted tantrums would have more weight than that of a leprous desert rat, spinning rabidly in a circle, waiting for the bite of the snake?
You are a waste of flesh. You have no rhythm. You are ridiculous and obnoxious. You are the moral equivalent of a leech. You are a living emptiness, a meaningless void. You are sour and senile. You are a disease. You are a puerile, one-handed, slack-jawed, drooling, meatslapper. On a good day you're a half-wit. You remind me of drool.
You are deficient in all that lends character. You have the personality of wallpaper. You are dank and filthy. You are asinine and benighted. You are the source of all unpleasantness. You spread misery and sorrow wherever you go. You smarmy lagerlout git. You bloody woofter sod. Bugger off, pillock. You grotty wanking oik artless base-court apple-john. You clouted boggish foot-licking twit. You dankish clack-dish plonker. You gormless crook-pated tosser. You churlish boil-brained clotpole ponce. You cockered bum-bailey poofter. You craven dewberry pisshead cockup pratting naff. You gob-kissing gleeking flap-mouthed coxcomb. You dread-bolted fobbing beef-witted clapper-clawed flirt-gill.
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Your writing has to be a troll.
Nothing in our universe can really be this stupid. Perhaps this is some primordial fragment from the original big bang of stupid. Some pure essence of a stupid so uncontaminated by anything else as to be beyond the laws of physics that we know. I'm sorry. I can't go on.
This is an epiphany of stupid for me.
After this, you may not hear from me again for a while. I don't have enough strength left to deride your ignorant questions and half baked comments about unimportant trivia, or any of the rest of this drivel. Duh. The only thing worse than your logic is your manners. I have snipped away most of what you wrote, because, well... it didn't really say anything.
Your attempt at constructing a creative post was pitiful. I mean, really, stringing together a bunch of insults among a load of babbling was hardly effective... Maybe later in life, after you have learned to read, write, spell, and count, you will have more success. True, these are rudimentary skills that many of us "normal" people take for granted that everyone has an easy time of mastering. But we sometimes forget that there are "challenged" persons in this world who find these things more difficult.
If I had known, that this was your case then I would have never read your post. It just wouldn't have been "right". Sort of like parking in a handicap space. I wish you the best of luck in the emotional, and social struggles that seem to be placing such a demand on you.
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May 01 2012 07:04AM
In a perfect world, picking number one overall would come with some kind of guarantee. Something like "by winning this selection and taking X player, we guarantee said player will have a statue outside your building 25 years from today." Sadly, there are no draft guarantees and close only counts in horseshoes. What value DOES the first overall pick give a franchise?
There are no Bobby Orr's in this year's draft, no Sid the Kid and no Golden Jet or Brett. However, there are some talented young men ready to take their place in the world's best hockey league.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are the modern day Oakland Seals. Put on the planet so others would know what bad luck really looks like, the Jackets were robbed of the opportunity to at least draft first overall by the hockey Gods. Many expected major changes in the management in Columbus but that hasn't happened yet. IF Scott Howson is still the GM, one imagines he'll be typing many pages in preparation for this year's draft.
Having the first overall pick does have some value. A team like Columbus could promote the pick as their new cornerstone and perhaps negate some of the negativity surrounding the inevitable Rick Nash trade. Some, not all. If getting the #1 overall comes as part of the Nash package, even better.
For Scott Howson, it's a busy summer. After going to the crossroads to sell his soul (can you think of any other way to keep the job?) he'll need to find full value for Rick Nash and then build a foundation for the future via the draft.
Which is where the number one pick might come in. I tend to agree with those who say Howson may be relieved that the Jackets no longer own the #1 overall pick. Russia has had its own version of scorched earth in Ohio for years now and it has been a horrible experience for Columbus. Their former GM is on television now, their old coaches are selling tires in Wawa and their former scouts whittle to pass the time.
However, Columbus is in good position to "broker" a deal, get the guy who is number one on their list and deliver a new face of the franchise to their beleaguered Ohio town.
Now hear me out. I think there's a framework of a thee-way deal here, although specifics can be difficult (the devil is in the details). From where I set, these teams have the following assets that may be available:
- Edmonton assets: 1st overall pick, youth everywhere
- Columbus assets: 2nd overall pick, Rick Nash, Fedor Tyutin
- Toronto assets: 5th overall pick, Jake Gardiner, Nikoli Kulemin, others
Maybe Edmonton grabs Fedor Tyutin or Jake Gardiner and #2 overall and maybe Columbus gets #1, #5 and Jake Gardiner and maybe Toronto acquires Rick Nash and some other things. I think there's enough ego from Toronto, enough need from Edmonton and enough desperation in Columbus for this scenario to be possible.
There's no easy way for the Oilers to parlay this #1 overall pick into two assets they can use but the Blue Jackets may hold the key. Edmonton has the hammer, and as we edge closer to draft day and teams decide their direction things will become more certain and Scott Howson may be in a position to satisfy Edmonton, walk off with the #1 overall selection and use it as an opportunity to both start a brand new day and give their fanbase a new franchise player.
That player? Nail Yakupov. Although he is in fact a Russian, Yakupov has played his junior hockey in Canada for the last two seasons and the CBJ draft failures from Russia (Zherdev and Filatov) played their junior hockey in the Motherland.
Furthermore, the entry level deals write themselves under the new CBA and the young man has expressed the desire to stay in North America and make his name in the NHL.
He's also a big personality, more of an Ovechkin type. Here's an example:
I think Nail Yakupov is capable of convincing Howson to take him despite his birth certificate. If that happens, draft day could see an enormous trade involving your Edmonton Oilers.
May 01 2012, 03:21PM
@ Lowetide
If Columbus really wants Yakupov would they consider..
(C) Ryan Johansen + 2nd overall Pick
(C) Sam Gagner + 1st overall pick
I really like Johansen because he is a 6'3" right handed centre. With our second overall pick we would probably take Ryan Murray.
Having Nuge and Johansen at centre would be killer and hopefully Murray turns into the stud he is projecting to be.
We trade our proven 2C for a 4C who has thus proven nothing in his career? We're trading from a position of strength. We say 1st overall (better than 2nd overall) and perhaps a mid-tier prospect (Hamilton) for that package. We don't trade into weakness.
I had a little bird land on my shoulder yesterday and tell me that the Oilers were not as interested in Nail as we would believe. Serious lower body injury issues and dressing room problems. i suspect we will see a trade, i wish reinhart(?) was a little higher up, watching him play makes me think he'll be a great D-man someday, big and mean!
Heartbeat. This would be a trade a good organization would make, Getting your potential second line center and a first pairing defencemen is a no brainer move. Columbus would be stupid to do the trade.
I remember Philly doing trades that shocked the ockey world last year, that everyone thought would set them back. Its looking pretty good now.
May 01 2012, 03:52PM
Name the bird or that post is worth zilp. I heard from my best friends hairdresser who also claims to do Tom Renney's second cousins sisters wifes hair; who had dinner with Ryan Smyth's kids best friend; who mentioned Nail Yakupov loves Tacos too much to move back to Russia, therefor we should not worry about the KHL unless they start importing Tacos...
Also still don't see how trading the chance to choose the best 18 year old in the world, for futures and a lesser pick isn't like trading a guarunteed 5 number lotto 649 ticket for a bag of scratch tickets and a 3 number ticket...
The third scoring line still needs to check, so Omark would not fit the mold of a third scoring/checking winger. Hes more of a second line soft parade guy, and he doesn`t fit into the Oilers plans anyways.
Look at Philly`s third line with guys like SC, Simmonds, Voracek, Schenn, etc. That line when up against Malkin, and did respectively well. Could you imagine Omark in that role, hed get eaten alive.
@ Infinibuild:
Schultz becomes a free agent June 1. He can agree to a deal in principle prior to the draft, he just can't sign it until July 1. Or at least that's how it appeared to go down with Blake Wheeler and Boston.
This is my impression as well. Anaheim loses his rights on June 1st. This should make him a free agent and cannot sign with anyone until July 1st like all the other free agents. All other free agents are under contact until July 1st and cannot negotiate except their own team or to a team that trades for his rights. It seems Schultz should be able to negotiate with all teams during the month of June. Go Oilers.
May 01 2012, 04:03PM
There's alot to be learned from all the pre draft meetings that'll take place in the next few weeks. If management has one inkling that Yakupov isn't 100% commited to being an Oiler then it would be in their best interests to move down/trade the pick.
I trust Kevin Lowe will be able to see through the kids body language when he's here for a visit or two. If the kid is going to demand respect rather than earn it, he may be better off going somewhere else.
Will he be the next Pavel Bure, or the next Sergei Samsonov, big difference.
I think the discussion with CBJ should be about swapping firsts this year and next. CBJ need a scoring RW badly with Nash out soon. Yak is a perfect fit for them more than the Oilers. There is some risk that CBJ doesn't implode next year, but with all of the turnover coming I'd take that chance.
If the Oil move down I think drafting one of the centres is really the thing to do. The system is full of decent D prospects which is what is available this draft. No studs at D this year. There is as good chance in the second round as first for D. The team is very thin at centre still with Gagner still having yet to establish himself.
A talented centre with some size is really more important with smaller wingers than another half decent D prospect.
RNH-(Grigorenko/Galchenyuk)-Gagner-Lander down the middle I think is better than RNH-Gagner-Lander-? with Murray as a second pairing D.
May 01 2012, 05:16PM
Just a couple of outside the box things when talking about the 1st overall pick.
The Oilers are going to need a RW player soon, Hemsky is signed for two years at 5.5 million, which really means only a season and a half left before trade deadline with nobody in the system with like production.
Yakupov would be on a ELC for 3 years and could be argued like type production as the 3 kids, therefore Yakupov is an imidiate upgrade just in salary and term alone beside's the production.
Therefore Hemsky could be used for acquiring a defensmen or big body player not the 1st overall pick making less money with upside.
If that can't get you a defensmen then there is UFA, there are quality players available at no risk to the Oilers including moving a potential franchise type player in Yakupov.
Remember that Whitney or Smid comes off the books after next season so carrying another high end contract is not an issue going forward. The likelyhood of keeping Whitney pass this deadline is remote at best.
Then there is Gagner, why on earth do people think Gagner for Johansen is an even trade?? I say Gagner and maybe another player for CBJ's pick and that might be too much!
Yakupov and then there's the rest. Also Yakupov and his agent want him to be an Oiler! There re many, many ways to get a defensmen without trading a potential franchise player.
I guess it really comes down to what the Oilers feel Johansen's upside is. I believe Stu MacGregor was very high on him so that says alot.
I mentioned this three way trade scenario, in the comment section for the trading the pick Montreal edition. I guess Lowetide liked that aswell. I think it really could work for everyone in the deal.
Lowetide, I usually love reading your blogs but were you high when you wrote this garbage? All this trade talk is crazy, you make it seem like the only way for edmonton to get better Defence is by trading the pick.. Seguin is what edmonton needed, a top line center..we picked Hall, anybody looking back now? Oilers needed size on the wings and better defence..they drafted the barely teen aged body in RNH..how does it look a year later?
This year Yakupov is oilers prize..why exchange it? theres other assets that could be moved, free agents that can be signed..why risk loosing out on a 30 plus goal a year player?
Tambellini will step up the the podium on June 22 and announce that the Edmonton Oilers select Rem Murray,Katz and his son will stand there with big sh*t eating grins on there faces, while K lowe slaps Tambellini in the back of the head and tells him, I told you Ryan Murray not Rem Murray.The magnificant bastard just looks on, shaking his head asking himself why do I continue to work for these clowns!!!
May 01 2012, 09:41PM
He's only throwing out scenarios, he's not saying these are going to happen.
It's always fun to be an armchair GM!
May 01 2012, 10:57PM
@ oilers2k11
Questioning Hall and RNH? Hall was a 2-time Mem cup MVP, he had to go 1st in the draft(by the way how did Seguin fare this postseason?). RNH already is the best player from his draft year,should win the Calder, and hasn't grown up yet. How are things looking? Not bad!
As far as trading #1, you have to give up something juicey to get what we need most. If you weren't tweaking you would realize that.
We trade our proven 2C for a 4C who has thus proven nothing in his career? We're trading from a position of strength. We say 1st overall (better than 2nd overall) and perhaps a mid-tier prospect (Hamilton) for that package. We don't trade into weakness.
Of course he has proven nothing....he's 19.
Also, I think you would be hard pressed to find someone that thinks Ryan Johansen (drafted 4th overall in 2010) will not be a better player than Sam Gagner in a few years.
Fine...add a 2nd round pick from Columbus. Yakupov is not Ovechkin or Crosby...he might be no better than Radulov.
I laugh at these posters on your blog. They base their opinion on how
well a article is written. Most people have never seen any of these players
play hockey , so they form an opinion based on ZERO facts and this
becomes their premise. Anything that adds to the premise strengthens
their opinion.
I know it is fun to play GM I do it myself but come on some people really
think they have the answers. ie. Yakupov is this or he is that.
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You scare the (bleep) out of me.
she's more rude than ever.
(imitates Judge Judy):Shut up!
Let's see the receipts.
(deep voice):That's right.
That's right,she doesn't know you.
She wasn't there.
She could give a crap about you.
She asked you tocome on the show
only for herjust to yell at you.
(Judge Judy):Be quiet.
Who are you?
(deep voice):That's right, she studiedlaw for 25 years all for what?
(Judge Judy):The gerbil cage is his!
(deep voice):That's right, she's Judge Judy.
(Judge Judy):Who are you?
Who are you?
(Southern accent):I'm here to try to...
(Judge Judy):Shut up!
Let's see the receipts.
I'm the boss, applesauce.
(deep voice):That's right, she lookslike she's passing a stone.
And she's married to anotherjudge, can you believe that?
I love you.
(Judge Judy):Prove it!
Let's see the receipt.
(announcer voice): Hell's Kitchen.
Get ready for Hell's Kitchen.
(a la Gordon Ramsay):Who is this piece of (bleep)?Where's this avocado?
(announcer voice): That's right,he's a culinary chef.
What the hell is he doingin a (bleep) kitchen?
(a la Ramsay):What the (bleep)?!Hey, (bleep)!
(bleep) (bleep)!
(announcer voice): He has a newcookbook coming out called...
(a la Ramsay): The Joy of (bleep) Cooking!
(deep voice):He has a bald spot.
Pablo has... He went to theBosley Hair Institute
where he paid $10,000 for thesehairs... to go right there.
He has hair on his ass,hair in his crack.
There's a Starbucksright in there.
He has a hair on his back.
Over here, over...
Screw it!
This is bald spot music.Hey, what's up?
(mimics lively trumpet music)
From the front it's hip-hop.
Yo, check me out, man, I'm VIP.
(mimics lively trumpet music)
Bald spot.
It's burning up right now.The lights are...
(imitates sizzling sound)
(deep voice):It's burning it up.
Are you in good hands?
He needs a tattoo of a brownspot to go on the white spot.
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The scans are out
That was AWESOME
I always wondered how sasuke was able to control that big guy. (Don't know his name, I don't know any of Sasukes possies names. xD)
The scans are out
That was AWESOME
I always wondered how sasuke was able to control that big guy. (Don't know his name, I don't know any of Sasukes possies names. xD)
WOW! What a chapter. Now it's really getting good.
This chapter reminds me of oldschool Naruto, He didn't actually say he was Madara so he might just have the eye. So its either Obito, Madara, or an unknown badass.
ok so here is what i think it's probaly fat loads of crap though..lol
most of it is all fitting into place now coz that explains how akatsuki know about the tailed beasts coz the villages kept all info on the tailed beast classified and only the top people knew about it. so as the kyuubi said that he met and/or fought uchiha madara thats how they came to know about all the tailed beasts.
but coz tobi is uchiha madara shouldnt he be REALLY REALLY REALLY OLD! so tobi must know some wierd techinque to keep him alive (maybe explaining how he survived diedara's blast)
if u want to know where to find the FULLY TRANSLATED VERSION of this go to
Oh yeah I was right. And where in the manga did it ever say Madara was really old?
But you people have to understand, Tobi never stated that he's Uchiha Madara. He just stated he has his power. Which leads me to think that Tobi's sharingan actually once belonged to Madara.
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no its just my guess as if he fought the kyuubi (kyuubi is really old) wouldnt he have to be really old too
At no point does he say he IS Madara
The Sharingans true power, my power, Uchiha Madaras power.
He could be referring to the fact that he has gained the true power just as Madara once did, could very well be Obito considering it only shows 1 eye(For obvious reasons).


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Joint JD/JD program students generally receive more funds if they apply through the University of Windsor for their Canadian student loans, particularly if their province does not provide funds for students to study outside of the province or country. Most of the Canadian students attending UDM Law are residents of Ontario, and OSAP (Ontario Student Aid Programs) often provides additional resources to Canadian students attending an Ontario school.
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Several wealthy Conservative donors who once paid £50,000-a-year to dine with David Cameron and Cabinet ministers have defected to UKIP.
The Eurosceptic party, which secured its best by-election result in February when it came second in Eastleigh, wants to secure its first elected MP in the 2015 general election. It has has begun targeting wealthy businessmen, inviting them to private dinners with Nigel Farage, the party leader, at a London flat.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
In 3-A football, Dave Justice was chosen by the Salt Lake Tribune as first team all-state linebacker for the 2006 season. Dave was a second team all-state linebacker in the Deseret News.
Dave was also first team Region 8 but this time as a running back. Also chosen, as an all-region offensive performer was tight end Mike Jones.
On the first team Region 8 defensive squad were Ryne Jones at linebacker, Steve Giles at linebacker, Wade Bohn as a defensive lineman and Jordan Gee as a defensive back.
All-region second team was Dave Acosta at running back, Ryan Draper at wide receiver, Kade Jones at wide receiver, Cole Bunderson at defensive back, Colton Patton at defensive line and Blake Mortensen as an offensive lineman.
Honorable mention all-region was Cody Allen, Kaedan Murdoch, Nico Ricchetti, Cyal Christmas and Dempsey Jeffs.
Murdoch, Allen, Ricchetti, Christmas, Jeffs, Patton, Mortensen, Gee, Bohn, Ryne Jones and Mike Jones are all underclassman and will return next season.


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Changes for the F2FS file-system with Linux 3.15 include the introduction of support for large directories, performance improvements for some server workloads, new sysfs entries for better tuning F2FS configurations, and several bug-fixes.
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The Kerala government has made a saving of Rs 300 crore through introduction and adoption of Free & Open Source Software (FOSS) in the school education sector, said a state government official on Sunday. IT became a compulsory subject in Kerala schools from 2003, but it was in 2005 only that FOSS was introduced in a phased manner and started to replace proprietary software. The decision made by the curriculum committee to implement it in the higher secondary sector has also been completed now.
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Are you a bit tired of the same old options of salt and pepper, meaning having to choose only between the venerable Windows and MAC computer operating systems? Looking to branch out a bit, maybe take a walk on the wild side, learn some new things and save money? If so, the Linux operating system, which has been around for a long time and is used and loved by many hard-core techies and developers, may now be ready for prime time with the masses.
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My schmop is dripping with schmegma now that we have furiosly scrubbed out the crevices from the wings of the she-devil squirrel-hounds that forage on the fruit of Uranus.
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Applications Engineer - Electromagnetics - Cambridge
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Applications Engineer - Electromagnetics - Cambridge
One of World's top software development houses are looking to recruit a Applications Engineer to work with their existing support team to help both the company's clients and in house sales teams.
As an Applications Engineer you main responsibilities will be to work with the European Sales and Service team to provide technical and consultative guidance to customers concerning their enquiries. This exciting role will also cover planning and delivering presentations to prospective new customers and the demonstrations of the physics based software.
To be considered for the Applications Engineer position you must hold the following:
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*A strong mathematical and physics background.
*Must hold experience with Multiphysics or other comparable tools.
*Must have experience with Electromagnetics or photonics or optics.
The Applications Engineer will be rewarded with an excellent starting salary and additional benefits, and will provide the right candidate with an excellent working environment and challenge, with career progression a possibility due to the size of the company.
We are arranging interviews ASAP so to enter the recruitment process please submit an application now.
For more information on the position please call myself, Matthew Lowdon of Paramount Recruitment, on 0121 616 3471.
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Mary Louise Johnston
Funeral services for Mary Louise Johnston will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at the Church of The First Born. Mr. Doug Carver will officiate. Interment will take place at Octavia Cemetery in Octavia, Okla.
Mary Louise Johnston was born Oct. 26, 1921 in Farlanville, Kan. to George and Mary Brown. She passed away Sept. 15, 2012 at home in Cortez at the age of 90.
Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Allen; her parents; a brother, Bill; sister, Betty; grandson, Rocky; and granddaughter, Angela.
Surviving Mary are her children, Delores of Durant, Okla., Roy and wife Anna of Cortez, Clifford and wife Valerie of Zafra, Okla., and Keith and wife Debbie of Lindsay, Okla.; brothers, George, Jack and Jerry; and sisters, Hellen and Polly. Also surviving are 18 grandchildren, 46 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Mary lived most of her life in Oklahoma and moved to Cortez in 1995
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AdamMY wrote:I am having Yamashita Jirushi Gyokuro in a set up I like to call "Heaven and Hell"
Heaven and Hell Gyokuro theme by Adam Yusko, on Flickr
Nice! Is that a Tanba-yaki cup?
AdamMY wrote:I am having Yamashita Jirushi Gyokuro in a set up I like to call "Heaven and Hell"
Heaven and Hell Gyokuro theme by Adam Yusko, on Flickr
Devoted135 wrote:I've finally gotten around to the Asanoka from the NOTTI earlier this year, and have been enjoying it immensely. I've settled on ~5g/90ml. First steep 150F/60s, then 150F/30s, and back up in increments of 30s. Really lovely flavors in every steep.
Along with a square of dark chocolate, it's been my go to afternoon tea this week, in my Andrzej kyusu and Greenwood Studio teacup.
Afternoon Asanoka by Devoted135, on Flickr
茶藝-TeaArt08 wrote:Devoted,
What a beautiful kyusu! It is simple and yet earthy, subtle and warm. I appreciate the shape and the small flecks in the glaze. Envy
JRS22 wrote:Seven 'Cups is my favorite source for Tai Ping Hou Kui, and they have 2013 tea in stock, so I've quelled my jealousy of Bad Jedi's Monkey Pit TPHK.
JRS22 wrote:My understanding is that the change, which was done for the 2012 harvest, was at the pressing stage. It made the leaves easier to work with without breakage, which improves the flavor.
I buy multiple 25 gram bags rather than one large bag so the tea stays fresher. Then when I open a bag of TPHK I store it in a large shallow canister so the leaves are easy to remove w/o breakage. This is the only area of my life where I'm OCD!
I suppose the answer to your question is the change is subtle, but I already thought that Seven Cups TPHK was better than others I tried.


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First place winner receives $300. Second place winner receives $150. Third place winner receives $75. fourth, fifth, and sixth places receive $25 each. The Utah Cattle Women Association along with the Utah Beef Council is proud to partner with the Utah State Fair in presenting the 2012 beef cook-off. Beef is a smart way to provide your family with the essential elements of zinc, iron, and protein. The versatility of beef makes it a great choice of protein that you can prepare for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack time. Beef supplies a wonderful flavor that, when combined with other seasonings, will give you that great "umami" experience!
All recipes must be submitted by Aug. 29, 2012. Only the recipes selected as finalists will be available to participate in the finals held during the fair.


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Former Croatian soccer star Josip Gašpar had been coaching club side NK Precko Zagreb — that is, until he stole the credit card of one of his players and bought 36 bottles of Jagermeister.
According to Croatian news site Jutarnji, the coach swiped the card from the locker room and went on his shopping spree at a local liquor store, with the bill amounting to 3,956 kune (about $676). Gašpar tried to buy more alcohol at the same location a second time, but the card was declined, and a police investigation began (the store security camera proved to be his downfall).
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I think someone forgot to tell Tom Arnold he died 🙁
Nik Cage looks pretty busted.
Juliette Lewis looks good.
Hey ENTY..did ya hear Mindy's show got renewed? What are the chances? According to you, it was as good as canceled.ReplyCancel
Sweater with elbow patches = Grandpa. Nice new face, Nick Cage! Same old expression on that face, though.ReplyCancel
I'm sorry, but you SXSW film is done being cool when Nic Cage shows up. /barf
I went to my first SXSW in 94 and around 2003 they started getting completely ridiculous. All the NY & LA hipsters coming out in their wool scarves and hats when it's 75-80 degrees outside. Yeesh. And then they'd all move there!!
Sorry for ranting on this but SXSW used to be SO much fun. It's just a 2 week clusterfuck now.ReplyCancel
Kristen Ritter putting paper in a window. Probably for a perfectly good reason.
Kristen Bell taking a bath …. I think.ReplyCancel
if lena dunham came from a wealthy family then why did she never have braces?? every time she opens her mouth I feel like I am getting an airborne std!!ReplyCancel
Well… Seth Rogen I like, Kristen Bell + The B23 = :D, hi to Tom A (super nice guy in person) and Mindy, and look – Ethan Hawke showered! Yay for Austin!ReplyCancel
Lost my boner for Kristen Bell after hearing her on Access Hollywood last week talking about her kid being in danger from paps.ReplyCancel
Juliette always plays and I haven't seen her yet. So many bands from so many countries! Just more fun than anything if you love music. And music people. Tomorrow will be my first night. Hitting the streets as soon as I get home from the airport. Can't wait!!!!ReplyCancel
I used to have a crush on Nicolas Cage.
I do admire one thing about him – he changed his name from Coppola to Cage so he wouldn't ride on his uncle's coattails.ReplyCancel
Thanks! This grouping helped me get some of the 15 Hollywood Seths finally sorted out!ReplyCancel
Tom's back on coke, eh?ReplyCancel
Same here about Nic Cage. I had an ex who looked exactly like him, in his role in ConAir.ReplyCancel
Krysten needs a show. I love her.ReplyCancel
@Count- you watch Access Hollywood? O_o whhhyy?ReplyCancel
Someone else was watching it and I didnt want to get up and leave the room.ReplyCancel
Just a third on "have an ex who looks like Nic Cage", but mine is circa Valley Girl – meow – Valley Girl Cage can totally eat crackers in my bed any time.
Also can confirm SXSW is a total clusterfuck now. Woe be to the poor soul who wanders into downtown unawares.ReplyCancel
Bieber showing up and playing a set..singlehandedly killed SXSW. RIPReplyCancel
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if lena dunham came from a wealthy family then why did she never have braces?? every time she opens her mouth I feel like I am getting an airborne std!!
HAHAHAHA you've made my day!!! I always imagine her breath smells like boiled cabbage and 7-11 feet. I know thats not nice, but theres something about her that gives me the williesReplyCancel
@ nolesgirl -your welcome!!!
when she smiles I have knee-jerk reaction to duck because I have a low immune system. + her friendship with supercreepster terry Richardson is all the validation I need. I want to windex my tv or computer just seeing her.


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AU Finishes Strong in Solar Decathlon
During the past two weeks, 19 student teams from all over the world—including one that counted American University students among its ranks—participated in the Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon competition, building solar-powered homes that are environmentally friendly, cost efficient, and aesthetically appealing.
The homes were put to the test in 10 categories: architecture, market appeal, engineering, communications, affordability, comfort zone, hot water, appliances, home entertainment, and energy balance.
On Saturday, Team Capitol DC—made up of more than 100 students and faculty advisors from AU, George Washington University, and Catholic University—placed seventh overall in the competition. The team finished second in comfort zone, appliances, and home entertainment and fifth in communication.
Take a virtual tour of HARVEST HOME
From Behind the Camera to Hanging Drywall
For MFA film student Elizabeth Linares, working on Team Capitol DC was an opportunity to take her experience in film and apply it to a completely new field.
Linares became involved in the HARVEST HOME project while in Sandy Cannon-Brown's environmental documentary production class—but didn't want her participation to end there.
"Once the class was over they were still building the house and I wanted to see what would happen and become more involved," she said.
As part of Team Capitol DC's American University team, Linares and her peers focused on the promotional aspect of the project, such as managing the team's website and blog. They also filmed the progress that was being made every day and interviewed their teammates with the "confessional camera."
But Linares found that her work didn't stop behind the camera. Everyone also had a chance to participate in the construction aspects of the project.
"Film gives you the opportunity to go into other fields you wouldn't have gone into otherwise, like putting up drywall or troubleshooting the whole project during the planning stages," said Linares. "We'd put the camera down, and say 'tell us what to do!' and then end up sanding something."
A Home Built to Heal
But what distinguishes HARVEST HOME is the person for whom it was built. The students designed their entry with a war veteran in mind—to be donated to the Wounded Warrior Homes organization, that provides temporary housing for wounded veterans.
With this in mind, a the group sought to create more than just a house—but rather a home designed to be a place of calm and healing, specifically for those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. A key strategy of HARVEST HOME's design is connecting its future inhabitants with nature.
Take a video tour of the HARVEST HOME landscaping
"One of the things that makes HARVEST HOME different is how much the landscaping is also part of the house," said Linares. "It has a great place to go outside and has a full-fledged garden with cherry tomatoes, okra, eggplants, basil, lemon balm, and more."
When Linares began working on the project, nearly two year ago, it was just models, planning, and mockups. She's thankful to have seen the project through to completion.
"This all gave me more of a sense of working on a long-term project. It was such a part of daily life," she said. "The highlight for me was coming in and seeing the house put together for the final walk through. I remember there being just steel frames and trying to imagine what it would look like in the end."
Regardless of the outcome of the competition, Team Capitol DC has been inspired by the project and by the more than 7,000 visitors who have toured the home. HARVEST HOME is a true testament to the varying expertise of all those who came together to make this project happen.
"You notice that people think about things differently than you," said Linares. "The people building the house thought it was interesting how much we considered lighting and angles for a perfect shot, and it never occurred to me that there was more to a house than four walls and a roof. Now I know!"


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By Robbie Ward/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Due to unsafe conditions, the bridge crossing Boguegaba Creek on County Road 878 near Richmond closed Monday after Lee County Supervisors voted to close it until further notice.
County officials learned of the rotten wood, corroding and cracked steel and other damage to the bridge on Friday, said District 2 Supervisor Billy Joe Holland.
Supervisors voted unanimously to declare a state of emergency on the structure in the southeastern part of the county.
"Just driving across it, you wouldn't think anything was wrong with it," Holland said.
But photos from the recent report showed cracks along metal holding up the structure and broken wood underneath.
Lee County Road Manager Tim Allred said between 150 to 200 vehicles passed on the bridge daily.
Built in 1950, the one-lane bridge was inspected in November. Estimates are up to $1 million to make the structure safe, said Carrson Neal, county engineer.
While it's not known how long the bridge will be out of commission, funding to repair it will come from the state Local System Bridge Program.
The bridge along County Road 185 in the southwestern corner of the county remains out of service while a new bridge is installed.


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Bodman, a sophomore center from Post Falls, Idaho,
was named SCC Men's Basketball Player of the Week for his efforts against
Skagit Valley College and Olympic College.
The 6'7" center scored 32 points, grabbed 20
rebounds, blocked 2 shots and had 7 steals in the two victories for SCC during
the week. SCC beat Skagit Valley 115 to 92 and Olympic 113 to 83.
Joe is second in the NWAACC in rebounding, with a
11.30 average per game and is third on the SCC team in scoring, with a 14.65
SCC is 13-8 on the season, 7-3 in the NWAACC
Northern Region and face North Seattle Community College on Wednesday in the
SCC Gym at 7:30 PM in a "Big" match-up, as NSCC comes into the game,
one game behind SCC for 4th place in the region. The top four teams in the
region go to the NWAACC Basketball Championship.
Ernest Johnson (know around campus at Dr. J), will
serve as a "Honorary" Coach for SCC for the "Homecoming"
game against NSCC.


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