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(Oct. 16, 2004) - East Tennessee State University head women's basketball coach Karen Kemp began practice this morning in the Memorial Center, the start of the much anticipated 2004-2005 campaign. Returning two all-conference honorees from last season, while welcoming six newcomers to the floor this year, Kemp and the rest of the ETSU coaching staff is very excited for the season to come.
When asked what she thought the strengths of this year's squad will be, Kemp said, "I think this year's team will be well balanced. Of course we will look to Tiffani Mayes (
Not only will Kemp have an experienced group of veterans returning this fall, but also a hard working and eager group of newcomers, "The freshmen knew when we recruited them last year that they would have to come in and contribute immediately. Every freshman wants the opportunity to play, so they have worked extremely hard this fall in the weight room and on the court so they can help this team achieve our goals."
With the need for a breakout season in 2003-2004 the Lady Bucs accomplished just that. Posting a 13-14 overall record, including the most conference wins in school history with 13, the ETSU women's basketball team looks ahead to the 2004-2005 season with an extremely bright outlook.
"We expect nothing but the best and that is to be SoCon Champs. These expectations never change. This year we have a great group, and after our conference success last season we have a very good feeling about our team this year," Kemp said.
Buccaneer basketball will host fan appreciation day this Sunday, Oct. 17th starting at 4:00 pm in Brooks Gymnasium. The event, which is free to the public, will feature the ETSU cheerleaders and band, Bucky the Mascot, scrimmages by both the men's and women's teams, a free throw shooting contest, a hot shot contest for fans, and an autograph session. Door prizes and other giveaways will also be a part of the day. As always, you can keep up with the Lady Bucs basketball team on www.ETSUBucs.com for results and game recaps.


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Spirit of giving year-round task for Royals
KANSAS CITY -- The Royals' organization and its players give of themselves throughout the year, and it seems to culminate with the spirit of Thanksgiving.
For the eighth consecutive year, Royals associates from all departments of the organization joined a player in serving Thanksgiving meals to men and families at the City Union Mission in Kansas City. This year, the player was pitcher Jeremy Guthrie.
KANSAS CITY -- The Royals' organization and its players give of themselves throughout the year, and it seems to culminate with the spirit of Thanksgiving.
For the eighth consecutive year, Royals associates from all departments of the organization joined a player in serving Thanksgiving meals to men and families at the City Union Mission in Kansas City. This year, the player was pitcher Jeremy Guthrie.
"I'm not doing a whole bunch but to see the smiles on their faces and talk baseball. A lot of them had comments about last season and questions about the upcoming season, so that makes it fun," Guthrie said. "Just to be able to share some time with them, joke around with them and take their minds off the worries they have in their lives right now, I think that's the biggest benefit. To come down here and make them smile and share a few moments together."
Guthrie helped serve meals to 200 or so men who had fallen on hard times. As he put down plates of food, some of the guys suggested players the Royals might get to ensure that they'd make the playoffs.
Guthrie answered them by drawing a parallel.
"You guys know better than anybody that even if you do all the right things, sometimes life just doesn't go the way that we plan or hope or expect," Guthrie said. "God truly has struggles for us to overcome, and they make us stronger and he has things that we don't anticipate. And you've just got to keep working and working and push through it.
"It's not as important in sports as it is for you guys in real life, but the principle is the same. We can have all the right players and at the end of the season it just doesn't work out. You have injuries or we just don't win games -- we had bad luck, we don't pitch well, we don't hit well, whatever it may be. That's how it is with you guys. You might have a job and be very blessed and all of a sudden, the job is not there anymore, the money is not there and all of a sudden, you find yourself here in the Mission -- a place where you would have never seen yourself. But the idea is to keep kicking and keep grinding and hopefully things work out."
Royals Charities at forefront
The signature event for Royals Charities, under the leadership of the Glass family, is the Diamond of Dreams held on the field at Kauffman Stadium. Players blend in with fans in a glittering evening of food, fun and fund-raising auctions. This year, more than $150,000 was raised in support of the University of Kansas Hospital's Neonatal Medical Home.
The Royals Charities 50/50 raffle, held nightly at home games, raised more than $250,000 for local charitable organizations.
The Shirts Off Their Backs raffle of players' jerseys on Fan Appreciation Night raised $30,000 for Variety, the Children's Charity of Kansas City.
The annual Celebrity Golf Tournament, featuring current and former players, raised $60,000 for the Special Olympics of Metro Kansas City.
The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation's annual self-defense course for women was held at the stadium. The 5K Run/Walk used the stadium warning track as part of its course.
Players in the community
James Shields established a Big Game James Section for foster care children and their families for five games this season. They received tickets, a T-shirt and a free meal plus a session with Shields.
Eric Hosmer was host to children and mentors in the Big Brothers Big Sister program during batting practice before selected games. He served as spokesman for BBBS and was involved in the organization's events.
Hosmer joined teammates Guthrie, Lorenzo Cain, Mike Moustakas, Alcides Escobar, Greg Holland, Alex Gordon, Aaron Crow, Billy Butler, Jarrod Dyson, Tim Collins and Will Smith plus Hall of Famer George Brett in a project for Braden's Hope for Childhood Cancer. They posed for photos with kids battling cancer for a 2014 calendar, which is available for $10 via www.royals.com/calendar, that will benefit the charity.
Several players and alumni joined stars Harrison Ford and Chadwick Boseman at the Kansas City premiere of the Jackie Robinson movie "42." The event benefited the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and the Kansas City Sports Commission.
Escobar, Salvador Perez and Luis Mendoza signed autographs for fans at the Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at the Guadalupe Center in Kansas City. Guthrie led a group of Royals associates in serving a Thanksgiving meal at the center for Hispanic families.
Tim Collins, Bruce Chen and Guthrie joined with the football Chiefs and Operation Blessing International to distribute food and toys to more than 2,000 needy families in Kansas City.
Players used pink bats and wore pink items to highlight breast cancer awareness on Mother's Day. Gordon helped select honorary bat girl Kelly VanBuskirk, a cancer survivor.
Escobar and Mendoza took part in baseball ability camp for kids with physical and developmental disabilities at the YMCA Challenger Sports Complex.
Groundbreaking for fields adapted for special needs children at Independence, Mo., and Olathe, Kan., were attended by Collins, Crow, Butler, Holland and alumni Dennis Leonard, Jeff Montgomery, Jim Eisenreich, Jaime Bluma and Steve Jeltz. The fields were built from funds raised during the 2012 All-Star Week.
Butler and his wife, Katie, were joined by other players in thanking donors to his Hit-It-A-Ton program that helped the Bishop Sullivan Center feed Kansas City's hungry.
Chris Getz, Guthrie and Moustakas greeted fans at a Players for the Planet two-day recycling event to collect unwanted electronic items.
Escobar, Mendoza and their wives were chairs of the annual Baseball Equipment Drive that this year benefited Cristo Rey Kansas City High School for economically-challenged students.
Special spotlight
For the seventh year, unsung community leaders were recognized at each home game with a place of honor in the Buck O'Neil Legacy Seat behind home plate.
Members of the military were saluted during each home game in the "Our Heroes" campaign.
Greater Kansas City Day involved 1,200 volunteers selling a special edition of the Kansas City Star to help send kids to Rotary Youth Camp as well as other children's charities.

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I found this recipe for Ciabatta No Knead Bread on the internet at this site:
Watch the video... I followed every step as seen in the video.
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Ciabatta -no knead bread 1 loaf
455 gr APF (all purpose flour)
64 gr WF (whole wheat flour)
0.9 gr yeast (active dry yeast)
9.5 gr salt (table salt)
473 gr warm water 100 - 105F
The bread smelled and tasted fantastic, I would definatly make it again. Very easy to make. Here are a couple of pictures of the finished product.
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"EXP-HAZOX" or "EXPHazox" whichever looks better in design (color scheme in requirements)
This logo will represent a collaboration/strategic alliance between two global (specialty) software providers. These two providers are looking for a logo to brand & represent themselves as one entity. The organizations to be represented on one logo and will be "EXP" and Hazox" essentially making "EXP-HAZOX or EXPHazox".
EXP & Hazox are global software solution providers mainly focusing in the Environment, Health, Safety and Chemical Management areas. Both of these companies are established in their respective industries and if possible would like to maintain some sort of likeness from their current company logos with have been attached as samples.
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• We will need two logo's with inverted colors one for a black background one for a white background. In the white background, the logo colors should be black text with the "x"(s) in red. In the black background, the logo colors should be white text with the "x"(s) in red. The logos should be eye catching, classy, memorable, unique & creative
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Adams, Leatherwood win tournament on Wister Lake
The LeFlore County Bass Club had its third open bass tournament of 2013 on Saturday at Wards Landing on Wister Lake. There were 14 boats filled with anglers who caught a combined 54 fish that weighed 113.98 pounds. Each fish averaged 2.11 pounds, and 10 limits were caught.Brian "Cuts Like a Knife" Adams and Dwayne Leatherwood won the tournament as they hauled in 12.21 pounds of fish to earn $325. Among the fish they caught was Adams' big bass winner that weighed 5.54 pounds to earn him an extra $130."Team Nitro," comprised of Mackey and Wes Baker, came in second with 11.97 pounds to earn $195."Team Geritol," otherwise known as Danny "The Doctor of" Love and Melvin McKay, was third (11.46 pounds, $130).Save the world, recycle.God bless our troops and veterans.Have a great weekend, and the weekend after that!• • •Any questions or pictures, make contact with Jody Ray Adams on Facebook, on "The Jody Ray Fishing Hotline" at (918) 649-7387 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Nigeria have picked the city of Pyatigorsk as their first-choice base camp for next year's World Cup in Russia, subject to approval from FIFA.
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At least nine persons including a police officer, have been reportedly killed by gunmen at different locations in three local government areas of Rivers State.
Election postponement: APC manipulating INEC to rig polls – Senator Jang
Former Governor of Plateau State and Senator representing Plateau North, Dr Jonah David Jang, has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) of manipulating the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to enable them rig the rescheduled Presidential and National Assembly Elections.
Labour Party candidate receives postponement news with mix feeling
The Labour Party governorship candidate in Kwara state, Issa Aremu, has said the postponement of the general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), was accompanied with mixed feelings.
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The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, has ruled out political influence in the postponement of the Presidential and National Assembly elections earlier scheduled to hold on February 16 and March 2, 2019.
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Two bus conductors, Peter Ayodele, 20, and Chibuzor David, 21, were arraigned in Lagos on Tuesday for allegedly stealing three underwears belonging to a housewife.
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The National Industrial Court, Abuja, on Thursday ordered the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), to pay a former Deputy General Manager of the defunct Hallmark bank, Eze Okorocha, N27.9 million, being his benefits within 30 days.
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Pistorius cancels Sydney, Perth appearances
South African track star Oscar Pistorius will not race in Australia after being charged with the murder of his girlfriend.
The double amputee was due to compete in the Sydney and Perth legs of the 2013 Australian Athletics Tour in March.
The Olympic and Paralympic athlete was charged on Friday with the Valentine's Day murder of Reeva Steenkamp, 29, who was shot dead at his luxury Pretoria home.
The athlete's agent, Peet van Zyl of In Site Athlete Management, said Pistorius's racing commitments in Sydney and Perth were not a priority after the murder charge and Steenkamp's death.
Pistorius's contract for a high-profile rematch next month with fellow double-amputee Alan Oliveira to promote the 2016 Rio Olympics and Paralympics has also been scrapped.
The decision to cancel Pistorius' appearances was made to "allow Oscar to concentrate on the upcoming legal proceedings and to help and support all those involved as they try to come to terms with this very difficult and distressing situation," van Zyl said in a statement.
"I have decided that following these tragic events that we have no option but to cancel all future races that Oscar Pistorius had been contracted to compete in."
Van Zyl said that Pistorius's sponsors and partners are supportive of the decision.
"I can confirm that at this point in time, all parties are supportive and their contractual commitments are maintained. They have said they are happy to let the legal process takes its course before making any change in their position," he said.
Pistorius was also due to compete at the Drake Relays in Iowa and the Manchester City Games in England.
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Summer brought us a rare hatch of ear-piercing cicadas.
There's nothing rare about what fall is likely to bring: an invasion of quieter, but no less pesky, ladybugs.
Tommy Yankey, Anderson Extension agent for agriculture, issued a warning last week that ladybugs — actually Asian lady beetles — are likely to begin invading homes all across Anderson County as the weather continues to cool.
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Once again it's been a while, but jumping in today with another (Almost) Wordless Wednesday post. These are more unlabeled, undated photos in the collection given to me by my Mom. In the background of one (cropped out of the layout) there is a sign on the building that says Cape May Yacht Club. I believe the darker haired woman is my great Aunt Elizabeth Garner Freed, but I am not completely certain about that.
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By Abby Schultz, CNBC.com
Stocks closed sharply lower, triggered by worries over euro zone debt troubles and signs of a slowing economy in Europe and Asia.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 130.78 points, or 1.05 percent, to close at 12,381.26. after ending a volatile week lower on Friday.
Most blue-chip components sank, led by Caterpillar and DuPont.
The S&P 500 fell 15.90 points, or 1.19 percent, to close at 1,317.37, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 44.42 points, or 1.6 percent, to close at 2,758.90. The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, rose to nearly 18.
All key S&P 500 sectors fell, led by technology, energy and industrials.
The catalyst for Monday's selloff was news that euro zone debt troubles were getting worse. But investors in the U.S. were also focused on the rise in the dollar and the slide in commodities, ranging from crude oil and precious metals to industrial commodities like cotton, lumber and copper, said James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.
Paulsen has his eye mainly on industrial commodities, and says if "they find a bottom, then you'll see the stock market find a bid again." For that to happen, he added, economic reports in the U.S. will need to turn brighter. The fact initial jobless claims came down last week was a good sign that will need to be repeated this week.
But if the economic reports continue to be bad, then "we'll be down below 1300," he said, referring to the level of the S&P 500 index.
Monday's market action pushed stocks through some key technical levels. The S&P 500, for instance, traded below 1,320, which was the low on the index last week, noted Andrew Burkly, director of equity strategy research at Brown Brothers Harriman.
"The next significant support level is 1295, that would be the next battle ground," Burkly said. He added that he expects the market to fall through that level to 1,230, his low estimate for the year. For the rest of 2011, Burkly expects the market to remain choppy, and the S&P 500 not to get much higher than 1,350.
But some analysts are more optimistic.
"My gut basically says that for right now, it's too early to push the panic button," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at Standard & Poor's.
"It's like listening to a pilot say, 'We're approaching turbulence, please put on your safety belt,' Stovall said. "She is not saying, 'Don your parachutes and assemble by the door.'"
Much of Monday's market weakness stemmed from troubles in Europe, which began over the weekend with Standard & Poor's downgrade of Italy's outlook to "negative" from "stable." Then Spain's ruling Socialist party suffered an election setback.
On Monday, European purchasing managers index data indicated a slowdown in growth in the euro zone, with German and French numbers below expectations. Also, Fitch lowered Belgium's rating outlook to "negative" from "stable."
Also in Europe, several leaders called for Greece to avoid debt restructuring and push ahead with austerity measures.
In China, an index of manufacturing growth fell in May, an indication of a sluggish economy.
The news of slowing global growth sent oil prices lower. U.S. light, sweet crude fell 2.40 percent to $97.70 a barrel. In London, Brent crude fell 2.04 percent to $110.10.
The euro zone troubles also pushed the euro to a two-month low against the dollar. The dollar index rose more than 1 percent against a basket of currencies. Meanwhile, gold rose 0.4 percent to close at $1,515.30 an ounce, gaining support as a safe alternative, while silver fell 0.5 percent to $34.90.
The slide in oil prices took energy stocks along for the ride. Denbury Resources, Consol Energy and Devon Energy were among stocks that led the sector lower.
Elsewhere in stocks, Boeing and General Dynamics fell despite news the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a lower court ruling against the firms. The case stems from the Navy's cancellation of a $4.8 billion fighter jet.
Sony fell after changing its earnings estimate for the year to a net loss from a profit, a sign the company suffered a financial setback from the multiple disasters that hit Japan in March.
Campbell Soup declined despite beating profit expectations and after S&P Equity raised its rating on the stock to "hold" from "sell." The research firm also raised its price target for the stock to $36 a share from $31.
LinkedIn slumped a day before restrictions are removed to allow traders to short shares of the professional networking site, a strategy that involves betting that a stock's price will fall. Only 10 percent of LinkedIn's shares are public, however, which will make it difficult to execute the strategy.
Mosaic was among the few stocks higher on Monday after JPMorgan raised its rating on the fertilizer maker to "overweight" from "neutral," citing valuation, and Stifel Nicolaus raised its rating to "buy" from "hold." Rival fertilizer companies also gained, including Potash, CF Industries, and Agrium.
In tech news, IBM's market cap surpassed Microsoft's for the first time since April 1996, Reuters reported.
In initial public offering news, Yandex, a Russian Internet company, is expected to price its offering after the market closes. The price has reportedly been raised to $24 to 25 a share.
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The WFP executive director came up with the information during a meeting with Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday.
Foreign Secretary M Shahidul Haque briefed reporters after the meeting.
He said the WFP is playing a leading role in feeding one million displaced Myanmar Rohingya Muslims living in Bangladesh and mentioned that they have distributed food data-x-items worth USD 80 million among the Rohingya in last six months.
As per the WFP assessment, he said, some USD 20-25 million is needed to feed the Rohingya a month.
"He (Beasley) informed the prime minister that the interest of the donor agencies to feed the Rohingya is decreasing and the WFP is trying to keep alive this interest among the donor agencies under the UN system. But it's very difficult for them to keep it up," Shahidul Haque said.
The WFP executive director also expressed concern over the possibility of mudslide in the Rohingya camps in Cox's Bazar during monsoon.
"He noticed the matter (mudslide) to the prime minister. Our prime minister said that some Rohingyas will be shifted temporarily to Bhasan Char (an island under Noakhali district) if needed," the foreign secretary said.
David Beasley said the WFP thinks that the international community will take steps against the atrocities that took place against the Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state of Myanmar.
During the meeting, Sheikh Hasina focused on her five-point proposal she placed in the last UN general assembly for solving the Rohingya crisis permanently.
"She (Hasina) said a bilateral agreement has been made. She requested the international community to continue their pressure on Myanmar for the successful implementation of the agreement," Shahidul said.
Now the WFP is implementing 13 projects in Bangladesh worth about USD 343 million for the 2017-2020 period.
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If you want to get something done, involve Jean Kitchin UNC Class of 1970. People who know the Scotland Neck resident will say she has one setting — full speed ahead.
Her contributions to UNC Lineberger are across the spectrum. From service on the Board of Visitors to interviewing UNC researchers for local television to engaging community groups with UNC Lineberger, her contribution to expanding awareness of and support for the cancer center in her community and across the state is difficult to exaggerate!
Kitchin lost her late husband to metastatic lung cancer and then experienced a serious cancer diagnosis with her new husband, Hodge, shortly after getting married. She says, "After completing eight years on the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees, I wanted to stay involved in an area of the university that was especially important to me. At that time, the University Cancer Research Fund was approved by the General Assembly and the forwardthinking, strong leadership at UNC Lineberger and UNC Health Care made the Lineberger board a great fit for me."
Kitchin, a local business owner who runs several pharmacies, got into television by volunteering to demonstrate recipes from a Junior League cookbook she worked on in the early 1980s. She loved it and ended up cohosting and coproducing a live morning show. Now, her involvement with "Tar Heel People," a public affairs show on five N.C. stations, and two local shows in Rocky Mount gives her a place to showcase the things she cares about. At least once a year, she and her camera crew come to UNC Lineberger to film a series of interviews about the latest research and treatments coming out of UNC labs and clinics.
"The preparation is really interesting," she says, "I study really hard to understand what they do, and it is such a priceless opportunity to ask questions on television so a broad audience can experience firsthand their passion for their work and their great care and concern for their patients. I am always in awe of these bright scientists who are trying to find better treatments and cures for all of us." Kitchin also works hard to make connections in the community. On a previous charity project, she met a local minister who is now a good friend. Last spring, he mentioned that he was trying to educate a group of about 300 predominately African-American men about prostate cancer. Kitchin suggested someone from UNC Lineberger. Matthew Neilsen, MD, volunteered to drive to Rocky Mount to speak on a Saturday morning. "Close to 300 men took a PSA test after hearing him speak."
Kitchin spreads the word about UNC Lineberger wherever she can. "When a person gets diagnosed with cancer, it is so important to go to a comprehensive cancer center. At UNC Lineberger, the treatment is not only state-of-the-art, but it is given by the kindest, most caring physicians and health care professionals found anywhere."


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Data from oil-giant BP show that from 1999 to 2012, 117 people-including employees, guards and bystanders-were killed in violent security incidents at all BP sites around the world but 105 took place at gas stations. Dow Jones's Benoit Faucon reports.
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The tree (or DAG) data structure is the underlying concept of both the path part of URL and many programming language library (or class) structures - so there is a natural way of mapping between them. To have code handling requests to related pages in the same file we can extend it so that the last part of the path is interpreted as a subroutine name.
That idea gets a bit more complicated when we realize that we don't want to expose all of our often internal methods (and libraries/classes) to be callable from outside - we need a way to mark them as 'external' and expose only these.
Of course sometimes there are reasons that we don't want to use such a literal mapping, it can be some security (by obscurity) need to hide internal code structures, need for more elegant URLs or other requirements. So sometimes we need to extend it or completely replace it with something else.
The Perl web frameworks (that I know the best) in respect to usage of that mapping can be roughly divided into following styles (many use more than one style so the boundaries are fuzzy):
- The 'old' CGI (or PHP) paradigm of one address one program
- Using the mapping of paths to libraries, selecting 'externally callable' methods by placing them on a list ( run_modes in CGI::Aplication ).
- Using the mapping of paths to libraries, but dispatching to methods configured via a hash (also run_modes in CGI::Application).
- Using the mapping of paths to libraries (but not to methods) and calling the 'get' or 'post' method in the landing library (like in Tatsumaki).
- Configuring the dispatching by code attributes of the methods (like in Catalyst).
- Not using methods but anonymous subroutines. This way it is easy to assign the dispatching configuration to the code by using DSLs (like in Dancer).
- Dispatching configuration external to the classes that are dispatched to.
Having the dispatching configuration close to the subroutine code let's you avoid switching between two places in the source code when adding a new action or changing an existing one. I think one of the greatest conveniences of Catalyst was that that configuration was not only in the same file but directly in the subroutine definition.


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MACON, Ga. - This Week in the A-Sun is back on Friday night along with its fan favorite Plays of the Week segment. Gardner-Webb junior Thomas Sanders tops the list of plays that also includes more high-flying flash from Kennesaw State's Ronell Wooten and a momentum changing dunk by Lipscomb's Eddie Ard.
Matt Stewart and Sonny Smith will guide fans around the league for 30 minutes prior to Friday night's A-Sun/CSS Game of the Week between Mercer and Stetson.
A feature on Wooten will be among the highlights that will include action from a number of games. Additional student-athletes featured on this week's program are Jacksonville's Jesse Kimbrough, UNF's Chris Timberlake, Belmont's Boomer Hendon, ETSU's Eryk Thomas and Campbell's Russ Gibson.
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One of the S&P 500's big losers for Thursday January 07 was Wynn Resorts Ltd (WYNN). The company's stock fell 9.47% to $60.15 on volume of 4.4 million shares.
The stock opened the day at 63.94 and traded between a low of $60.05 and a high of $64.01. The stock finished the day down $6.29 per share. Wynn Resorts Ltd has an average daily volume of 4.69 million and a total float of 101.57 million shares. The 50-day SMA for Wynn Resorts Ltd is $66.28 and its 200-day SMA is $88.72. The high for the stock over the last 52 weeks is $160.41 and the low is $50.96.
Wynn Resorts Ltd is a developer, owner and operator of destination casino resorts. It owns and operates two destination casino resorts namely Wynn Las Vegas and Encore at Wynn Macau.
Wynn Resorts Ltd is centered in Las Vegas, NV, and has 16,800 employees. Today's trading day leaves the company with a market cap of $6.11 billion. The company has a P/S ratio of n/a, P/B ratio of -34.57, and a -4.7.
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Now here I was again, age thirty-four, in my pinstriped work pants and my good-enough shoes, sitting around the conference table in the volunteer department with my paperwork in front of me, sneaking looks at the other prospective candidates: A young white girl with her hair in braids, looking to earn college credit, a black woman in her forties, also going for college credit, and a bald, muscular guy with a big tense grin. When the volunteer coordinator asked him why he was interested in volunteering, he grinned so hard he almost broke a sweat.
"I love kids!" he exclaimed. "I've been a foster parent, and I'm really…I love kids. Wanna help 'em out." Grin, grin.
Creep, I decided, for no good reason. Child molester. It was something about the muscles; I could picture him screaming at his foster kids, shirtless, while he made them do push-ups. He grinned at me, and I smiled back, weakly.
Foster parent? Man? Muscles? Must be evil.
On the other (non-sarcastic) hand, if anybody has good radar for creeps, it's probably somebody who found herself in a shelter when she was 12. Still, it's tough to read and not wince and wonder: Who sees me that way when I smile and talk about how much I love kids? Ech. Not that, erm, I have muscles, really. But this makes one want to not go to the gym, for sure.


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It's the "Buck Bowl" this Friday, featuring the Blackfoot Broncos vs. the Madison Bobcats.
Stan Buck is the coach of the Broncos football team; his brother, Mitch Buck, coaches the Bobcats.
This contest is also used to raise funds for breast cancer awareness.
Football moms Tawni Lewis and Karen Hoskins came up with this idea four years ago. Originally, the plan was to honor breast cancer survivor Kim Buck who is Stan Buck's wife.
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The Denver Post ( http://bit.ly/Q3L0vJ) reports Jeffrey Allan Mueller pleaded guilty in July to five counts of production of child pornography and one count of transportation of child pornography. He was sentenced Thursday.
Mueller was accused of producing more than 50 child pornography images on five separate occasions between September 2006 and December 2009.
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KALAMAZOO, MI -- The Saint Mary's tennis team finished the 2007 with a fifth place finish at the season ending MIAA tournament.
The Belles, who entered the tournament as the fourth seed, lost their opening round match to Calvin 5-2.
In the consolation bracket Saint Mary's fought back to post a 5-1 win over Alma.
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For her efforts over the entire season, Kelly McDavitt was named to the MIAA First-Team. The senior posted a 6-2 record during regular season league matches at the No. 1 singles spot while teaming with Camille Gebert to post a 7-1 mark in doubles at the No. 1 doulbles spot.


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Over the years Jim Carrey's name has been linked to many charities and fundraiser events and the Charity 'Milk + Bookies' is the latest to add to his list. As a member of the 'Honorary Committee' Jim has become involved with a charitable organization that inspires children to give back using books as its currency. The organization facilitates opportunities for children nationwide to raise book donations and give back by providing them with the tools to host small book-raising events.
One such event is to be held on Sunday March 20, 2011. The Charity has announced that they will host their Second Annual Story Time Celebration at the Skirball Cultural Centre in Los Angeles. Families will be able to enjoy their favourite childhood stories in the celebrity reading room, create story-inspired arts & crafts, photo flipbooks, eat cookies and drink milk. The reading room will feature supporters Jack Black, Julie Bowen, DJ Lance Rock, Maya Rudolph, Jonah Hill and Jeff Probst. There will be a giant "bookstore" where families can select books, inscribe them and donate them using 'Milk + Bookies' to distribute these books to children that do not have access to books of their own. Last year's celebration raised 3,000 books for Operation School Bell.
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PoleForTheSoul necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 113 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
We are a pole dance fitness studio with pole dance for fitness classes designed for everyday women from housewives to college students to executives and blue collar women. Our classes are *not* about how to dance sexy for some one. The focus is on going within and discovering what makes a woman feel beautiful and empowered from the inside and then teaching them to dance as a creative expression of that inner Goddess. Our goal is to guide women to let go of their preconceived judgments about themselves so they can feel beautiful and sensual no matter what their age or body type.
All women 18 and older. We would like to attract more plus size and older women.
I would prefer an abstract woman that is not on a pole (our current logo at poleforthesoul.com is a woman on a pole and it gives some people the wrong impression). But if you can put a woman on a pole in a tasteful, non-suggestive way, I'm happy to consider that design as well. But a woman without a pole is optimal.
My favorite idea for a new logo is a woman in a blissful or soulful pose much like this woman: http://www.poleforthesoul.com/image…design.gif
But if the woman is too thin, this may discourage plus size women from trying our classes. So the woman should be so abstract that her body size is indeterminable, much like this woman: http://www.poleforthesoul.com/images/Woman.jpg
So basically a combination of those two images linked above: ecstatic and abstract
You don't have to redesign the Pole For The Soul.com text if you don't want to. I like the current text, but I'm open to new designs that creatively combine the woman and a new text font also. If the description here is too restrictive, feel free to be creative outside my requirements and if I love your design more than my own ideas, I'll choose yours!
EDIT: I forgot to mention our company colors are black and red. And please include the ".com" if you are adding the company name to the logo. Thanks!
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Protection: Who Really Gains?
From the desk of George Handlery on Sat, 2012-09-15 10:53
Protection allocates benefits but the act of protecting empowers.
Our official culture is PC infected. Among the premises of the imposed propriety of that virus is that certain groups will, unless protected, become victims of the majority. According to this, the view the majority of the minority is generally prejudiced. At the same time, the negative view of the minority concerning the majority is justified because it expresses an unadulterated culture. Illustrative is an element of the US' election. If 90+% of Afro-Americans vote for Obama that is an expression of rational approval. If 50% of whites contemplate not to vote for BHO, then that is racism. Those favored by PC are said to require varying degrees of protection. The extent to which the sheltering is justified is ignored to avoid the charge of "racism".
A nasty suspicion arises. It seems that the protected need protection to a lesser extent than the protectors require their function as guardians. The role they grab enables the protecting defenders of whatever, to proclaim a morally elevated role. Thereby the function gives the protectors status and power. Thus, a moral platform is created from which their position can be trumpeted without the risk of much critical examination. The benefit even understates the gain of occupying a selectively moral stand. Once on the soap-box of propriety, any question of it will condemn the moral midget that raised it.
Protection implies two roles. One of them is the function of the, by definition, mighty protector. Protecting gives power. It also serves as a shroud of virtue, thus as a condition that limits the critical control of the power that is exercised.
Furthermore, patronage reduces the one it protects into a client. Once the language used is decoded, that means that the protected owe fealty to their protector. Creating an indebted class produces repayment at the ballot box. Old Rome, but not only it, in the state of its decline, occurs as an analogy.
The policy of "benefits to all" has roots in the original success story of our civilization. It has created through its unleashed productivity the wealth that enables us to lose sight of the plenty's origins. That amnesia suggests that "justice" will be served if allocation is not left to the "market" but is made the business of the politically empowered. At the same time, flashing signs point to a related and scary possibility. It is that redistribution and hand-outs given without merit and previous contribution, undermine our way of life. Compare the tendency to legalizing "withdrawals" without "funds in the account". They do more than to stress the bookkeeping that assures the well-being of nations.
In the past, our political system attempted to give power to those that, through their industry, have deserved it. We are at a stage in which the old policy of "to each according to his contribution" is replaced. The new mantra is "to each according to his demand". Having said that, a matching idea of Marx occurs. The difference is that what is tagged here as the sign of a decay, is depicted there as a desirable policy.
Marx claimed that to go from general poverty to general well-being demands that we trod from individual betterment through personal striving, to the general sharing of the fruits of our industry. The process is said to assure advancement although it brings degeneration. It takes us from the unequally distributed earned wealth to that of equally shared misery. To the left this implies an order of justice. To the skeptics, people being individuals, are dissimilar. This singularity expresses itself in different inputs and expectations that reflect innate abilities and values. Therefore, even if equal chances are provided, these will lead to deservedly unequal results.
The political class' power comes from providing equal results for unequal contributions. Nature, which makes us unequal in ability and motivation, creates differentiated results. We also have individually rooted preferences that evaluate these. We are free to consider the contribution of the hermit and the creator of a product responding to the demand of masses, to be equal. The democratic decision making process accommodates all parties and gives them the right to choose either.
Increasingly, a struggle unfolds. It pits what sounds good to those that think they can afford esoterics, against those that favor the facts of common sense based on the chosen goals of the common man. If you agree, then the issue has only been seemingly decided around 1776. The struggle continues. Earlier it pitted the entitlement of aristocracies against the common man. Today the entitlement of under achievers confronts the providers of society. Reallocation as a policy priority puts freedom in question. It is order under liberty that has created the wealth that is now made subject to reallocation.
Soon the American voter will render a verdict in this dispute. He will do so by selecting a candidate that stands on a platform expressing one of contending approaches.
The issue is whether one is to have a public order that recognizes individuality and that rewards according to the merit attributed by a mass allowed to judge what persons have to offer. This is the aggregate decisions by "little people" that express their preference through their freely asserted purchasing power. Alternatively, we impose a system that rewards by the standards chosen by the morally self-validated judgment of the learned elite. This order is reminiscent to the one which used to be attributed to a God that could only be comprehended by the select. As such, the resulting order could not be subjected to the verdict of the barefooted that were governed by it.
We still live with a decision making process based on the universal franchise. At least formally, majorities continue to be empowered to render decisions. Voting by "weight" (education, correct values) is not yet formally enshrined. Naturally, informal mechanisms that underline or downgrade a view are at work. The media is generally elitist, favoring openly leftist or supposedly liberal causes. The political insider class is, especially in Europe, increasingly acting to retain power within a circle whose fractions ritually contest each other's access to power. They wish to keep decisions within the hands of clans that formally oppose each other while they agree that power should be used reflecting the correct views of the "families" whose fractions hold it presently.


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BOSTON (Reuters) - Former NFL star Aaron Hernandez had a run-in with two men at a Boston nightclub hours before they were killed that evening in July 2012, two law enforcement officials familiar with the investigation said on Thursday.
Hernandez, who has pleaded not guilty to a separate killing of semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd in June, has emerged as a focus of the police probe into the unsolved 2012 drive-by slaying in downtown Boston.
The victims in the July 2012 murder, Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado, were killed in a hail of bullets while driving in a BMW sedan after leaving Cure, a night club in Boston's Theater District.
Investigators have since "locked down" multiple witness accounts that say Hernandez and a group of friends had "displays of tension" with Abreu and Safiro before the two men left the night club, the two law enforcement officials said. They declined to give any further details.
Earlier this week, the Hartford Courant reported that authorities have surveillance footage that shows Hernandez in the night club at the same time as Abreu and Furtado.
A spokesman for the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office, Jake Wark, declined to comment on the alleged links to Hernandez in the case, adding no official suspects have yet been identified.
"We do not discuss evidence in ongoing investigations," he said.
Michael Fee, a lawyer for Hernandez, was not available for comment.
Last month, a grand jury in Massachusetts indicted Hernandez on a charge of first-degree murder and five firearms violations for the June killing of Lloyd. A jogger found Lloyd's bullet-riddled body in an industrial area near Hernandez's home in North Attleborough, Massachusetts.
Lloyd, 27, had been dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancée. Prosecutors said Hernandez soured on him a few nights before the body was found, and that the two had argued after Lloyd socialized at a nightclub with people Hernandez disliked.
Before his arrest in the Lloyd case, Hernandez starred as a flashy tight end in the high-powered passing attack of the Patriots, a perennial top team in the NFL. His long-term contract was worth about $40 million.
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Nashville, Tenn. - Competing in their last meet before the OVC Tournament, the Tennessee State track and field teams impressed at this weekend's Vanderbilt Invitational, especially in the relays.
A week after taking first place in 4x100 at the Boston-Moon Relays, the team of Clairwin Dameus, Ashontae Jackson, Diera Taylor and Quanisha Sales continued their winning ways on Saturday. The tandem of Tigerbelles defeated squads from Virginia Commonwealth, Alabama-Birmingham and Middle Tennessee State by completing the event in 45. 34 seconds.
The Flying Tigers also performed well in the 4x100 as the grouping of Travon Alexander, Tyler Anderson, Jerome Henderson and Michael Johnson placed second. The foursome ran a time of 41.68, just 0.54 seconds behind Middle Tennessee State.
Sales's success carried over into the individual competitions as the junior came in third in the women's 200-meter dash with a final of 24.13.
Jackson represented her school well in the women's 400-meter, placing in fourth after finishing the race in 54.76 seconds. The sophomore also won the long jump with a leap that spanned 5.75 meters.
Another TSU jumper that looked in top form was Flying Tiger Royce Dates. The reigning OVC Male Field Athlete of the Week was again the top collegiate long jumper at the Vanderbilt Invite, hopping 7.38 meters.
Dates also competed in the triple jump and had another strong showing. The junior set a personal-best in the event with a skip of 14.48 meters- the second farthest in the OVC this season.
TSU looked championship ready at this weekend's cross-town meet, but the squads will have to earn their titles on May 3 when the Tigerbelles and Flying Tigers travel to Charleston, Ill. for the OVC Championship.


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Monday, October 17, 2011
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I think this outfit is great, a lot of people wear similar outfits to school especially in college!ReplyDelete
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i love this outfit! i always forget how cute it is to wear a scarf like that. also, i am jealous of your vintage + jcrew wardrobe. so jealous!ReplyDelete
i have a little fox brooch too, and he is my favourite! Your's is super cute too :)ReplyDelete
It is good to know someone else is obsessed by a fox brooch.
Eee this is sooo cute! I absolutely love it *____*ReplyDelete
cute brooch! love itReplyDelete
is this a pin you out-bid your mom on? teehee
I love how you tied the scarf to your shirt. Nice idea! I'll do that very soon.ReplyDelete
I love your scarves and chambray! I'm not the biggest bow-tie wearer... but you are pushing me to reconsider!ReplyDelete
I love this tom-boyish look you've had going on. I had every intention of wearing more skirts and dresses this fall, but lo and behold, the weather's gotten terrible, so I've been going for outfits more like these.ReplyDelete
And I don't think anyone would blame you for favoring the fox brooch...he's adorable!
girl. you rock a blazer.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2011 at 3:03 AM
Love the little details like the scarf, the rolled-up sleeves and fox brooch xReplyDelete
you look great! and squeeeeeee that little duck in the background!ReplyDelete
I love your little fox guy too, he's super cute!ReplyDelete
This is such a great autumn outfit, I love the blazer on you especially paired with the chambray. The pin is the cutest touch, I love foxes and I don't blame you for picking up that little fella first every time!ReplyDelete
i like your duck friend. and your outfit of course. but the ducks what gets me. and the fact that you say fox numerous times.ReplyDelete
<3 outfit, I really like your little fox brooch.ReplyDelete
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I think that part of the appeal of your blog is that you do repeat pieces often, but in different way. It makes me want to get rid of half my clothes and just wear the things I really love over and over, since you see to do it so well. I say wave the tried-and-true scarf with pride!ReplyDelete
I never get bored with anything you post. It's just an opportunity to see awesome items and outfits over again. The boyish look is cute on you, too. This is still way more stylish and dressed up than a lot of people so there's totally no shame in this!ReplyDelete
I think this outfit is superb; there's so much visual interest. Hell, if I could dress this smashingly, it would be THE blog outfit.ReplyDelete
And that little fox is absolutely adorable.
I'm not at all sick of these outfits, especially not with the wonderful corduroy blazer!ReplyDelete
I've definitely felt bad for seeming to play favourites among my animal shaped objects...
Great outfit, I love the colour combo and the fox is a cutie!ReplyDelete
Super chic outfit!ReplyDelete
The brooch may have served as your lucky charm that's why you love it. There's nothing bad in wearing the same outfit. :)ReplyDelete
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Love the whimsey that the little fox pin adds. :)ReplyDelete
i have a friendcrush on your little fox friend!ReplyDelete
also, not sick of the scarf or chambray. never ever.
Awwww, I love that brooch! I have a fox bag and ring that I've been wearing constantly lately.ReplyDelete
I just discovered your blog via Wayward Daughter. I've had a really great look here and appreciate your style, appreciation of colour, vintage and writing. The scarf is a really cute touch and your dress in the other post definitely has a coolReplyDelete
70s vibe to it, I think.
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Enjoy the autumn days designed for blazers.
very very cute outfit! loving the shoes!!!ReplyDelete
Cool outfit!!:D Love the way you wear the scarf!!:DReplyDelete
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Your fashion style and taste is perfect.ReplyDelete
And I love the fox brooch. It's beautiful!
I love the wee fox guy and it is never boring! You look lovely! ;) Zoë xReplyDelete
Such a cute little outfit!!! I love the bow tie :))ReplyDelete
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love the boy tieReplyDelete
Isn't the point of personal style to find things you love? Your little fox friend is perfect. and totally emblematic of your style. Don't put him away in a box!ReplyDelete
It really suits you!ReplyDelete
And your little friends reminds me of the new foxy Mulberry bags! :)
All the small little details really add to this outfit.ReplyDelete


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Channing Matthew Tatum was born in Cullman, Ala., on April 26, 1980. A mix of Irish, French, German and Native-American ancestry, he was raised mostly in Mississippi and then Florida before starting out in showbiz as a fashion model and as a dancer in music videos.
He recently co-starred opposite Jonah Hill in the hit comedy "21 Jump Street." The two also served as executive producers on the project, which has grossed $200 million at the box-office worldwide, with a sequel currently in development.
Earlier this year, Channing co-starred opposite Rachel McAdams in "The Vow," a romantic drama that grossed $200 million, too. Additionally, he starred in Steven Soderbergh's spy thriller "Haywire," and will soon be seen in "Ten Year," a film he produced in collaboration with Reid Carolin and Iron Horse Entertainment. The film's ensemble cast includes Channing's wife, Jenna Dewan, along with Rosario Dawson, Lynn Collins, Kate Mara, Anna Faris, Brian Geraghty, Justin Long and Chris Pratt, and will be released on Sept. 21.
Tatum is currently in production on the Steven Soderbergh crime drama "Bitter Pill" with Rooney Mara, Jude Law and Catherine Zeta-Jones which is set to hit theaters next February. Also set for 2013 is "G.I Joe 2: Retaliation," where he stars alongside Bruce Willis and Dwayne Johnson.
His prior film credits include "The Son of No One," "The Eagle," "Dear John," "G.I. Joe," "Fighting" and "Stop/Loss." In 2006, he received an Independent Spirit Award nomination and a Gotham Award nomination for his spellbinding performance in the powerful, coming-of-age drama, "A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints."
That same year, the versatile thespian starred opposite Amanda Bynes in the romantic comedy "She's the Man," as well as in the surprise hit "Step Up." Here, Channing, who lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jenna, talks about producing and playing the title role in the semi-autobiographical "Magic Mike."
Kam Williams: Hi Channing, thanks for the interview.
Channing Tatum: What's up, Kam? How are you doing, brother?
KW: I'm great, thanks. Let me say right off the bat, Channing, that I really was pleasantly surprised by Magic Mike. I wasn't expecting such an emotionally-involving, character-driven film. I thought it was just going to be one of those superficial dance flicks.
CT: That's cool, man. Thank you very much. I know that they're selling the Showgirls aspect of it, but it's not just about men stripping. There's a little bit of a story there, too.
KW: I have a lot of questions sent in by fans who knew I'd be interviewing you. Legist/editor Patricia Turnier asks: What interested you in making a movie about male strippers?
CT: I had a little experience in this world and, to be honest, I had never seen it on film. So, when [director] Steven Soderbergh and I started talking about it, we discussed some classics like Boogie Nights, Shampoo and Saturday Night Fever, and decided we ought to be able to make a memorable movie about a subject that's never been covered cinematically before.
KW: Harriet Pakula Teweles says she read in Wikipedia that you spent some time as a stripper. She's wondering whether that just might have been a joke that somebody posted there.
CT: No, I did do it for about eight months of my life, which is a relatively short period of time. It's not like I made a career out of it or anything. This movie is really a bit of an explanation of my brief experience in that world. I represented a new generation of strippers where it was no longer about the long hair and all that, but about hip-hop and kinda doing your own thing. When I went in at 18, all the other guys were in their mid to late 30s. I was like a lost child, and that was what attracted Soderbergh to it. He said that he'd love to see a story about a naïve kid who gets lost in this world among these men who have been stripping for awhile, and who know the ropes and how to handle themselves. And then the novice gets to teach one of the veterans a lesson, and make him reflect about what he's been doing with his life.
KW: Larry Greenberg says: Having been close to a number of people who work in exotic entertainment, I am always struck by the difference between the reality of the job and the portrayal of strippers in films. He asks: How realistic is Magic Mike?
CT: I tried to make it about as realistic as we could. You have to take into account that we weren't going to go crazy and make the movie X-rated. And we didn't want it to be as dark as say, Requiem for a Dream which I love, but found a little painful to watch. I wanted to make more of a fun film with a slice-of-life feel. But I also wanted to show, by the end of the movie, precisely why you have to pay a price for all that hedonistic behavior.
KW: The grittiness of this movie and all the scenes at the shore reminded me of Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown. Have you seen that film?
CT: No, I haven't. But I'm going to have to go and look it up now, because I'm pretty sure someone else said the same thing to me. So, I feel like you're probably right.
KW: Emma Newell says: Your performance in "21 Jump Street" was visionary. Would you work with Seth Rogen again? It looked you really enjoyed working together.
CT: [LOL] I think you mean Jonah Hill, Emma. Jonah Hill. [Laughs some more]
KW: Sorry, I think a lot of people confuse the two of them, since they look a lot alike and both had breakout roles in "Superbad."
CT: No, it's fine. Seth and Evan (Goldberg) are writing and directing partners, and they actually did a pass on this script for jokes and stuff towards the end. But they did work on it.
KW: 2012 certainly seems like your year, Channing. You already have had three hits with 21 Jump Street, The Vow, and Haywire. You've been competing with yourself at the box office half the time.
CT: [Chuckles] I really didn't plan for all these movies to be released one after another like this. Haywire was supposed to come out last year, but was delayed while the studio tried to decide when it would be optimal for it to hit theaters. The Vow was held for Valentine's Day, which I thought was kind of smart. So, those three sort of stacked up. And Magic Mike was already slated for a late June release.
KW: Patricia says: I am always fascinated by people who overcome hurdles and manage to become successful. You had to struggle with dyslexia. What message of hope do you have for young people who are dyslexic and are surrounded by naysayers who do not believe in their dreams?
CT: That's a really good question, Patricia, because I kinda attribute a lot of my success to it. I don't want to sound snobbish by calling myself "an artist," but I do love the arts. Besides acting and dancing, I sculpt and paint, and I love taking photographs. I'm convinced that people like me look at life in a different way and see the world differently. Unfortunately, I felt stupid for much of life, because I would always be the last person getting up from taking a test in school. You take a dozen years of that, and it kinda becomes ingrained in you that you're the dumb kid that can't read. Eventually, I realized that that doesn't really mean you're stupid. All that means is that it's one aspect of life that just works differently for you. Schools are kind of archaic with their standardized tests designed for one standard person. I can promise you that you're not less than anyone else just because you're dyslexic. I even hate when they call it a disability. I don't say I have a disability anymore. I just say that I see things differently.
KW: Is there any question no one ever asks you, that you wish someone would?
CT: Hmmm… That's a good one. How about: If you could do one thing to change the world for the better, what would that be?
KW: Okay, how would you like to change the world for the better?
CT: I think I'd improve the educational system. It's so archaic, and hasn't really evolved for years, especially with computers now being so interactive. I think there has to be a better way to learn. I think educators want to overhaul the system, but there's just no money right now. So, I think that's why so much potential is being squandered.
KW: The Tasha Smith question: Are you ever afraid?
CT: Yeah, I'm afraid every day. Generally, you just don't know what's coming around the bend. It's all a question of how you deal with the fear. Are you going to run from it or are you going to take it on?
KW: The Columbus Short question: Are you happy?
CT: Yeah?
KW: The Teri Emerson question: When was the last time you had a good laugh?
CT: [Chuckles] Right before we started speaking.
KW: What is your favorite dish to cook?
CT: I'd have to say eggs and grits.
KW: What is your guiltiest pleasure?
CT: Red velvet cake and beer.
KW: The Sanaa Lathan question: What excites you?
CT: Movies like "Magic Mike." I love good stories.
KW: When you look in the mirror, what do you see?
CT: I see someone working really hard for the future.
KW: Thanks again for the time, Channing, and best of luck with Magic Mike. And I hope to speak to you again down the line.
CT: Absolutely, Kam! Anytime, my man. You were great!


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