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Step up to 1920 x 1080 Full HD recording with HDR-CX150 Handycam® camcorder. This ultra-compact camcorder is packed with features including an "Exmor R" CMOS sensor for superior low-light performance, 16GB of embedded Flash memory, and a Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar® 25x optical zoom lens to help bring you closer to the action. Compose and view your shots on the vibrant 2.7" Clear Photo™ LCD. Face Detection and Smile Shutter™ technologies make it easy to capture smiling faces while Intelligent Auto mode analyzes your shot and then automatically selects the appropriate settings from 9 distinct scene modes.
1920 x 1080 high definition resolution lets you record your memories in exceptional Sony® Full High Definition quality2. Capable of 1080/60p playback via HDMI™ and compatible HDTV4 providing stunning clarity and incredibly detailed playback of your memories.
A 1/4" "Exmor R" CMOS image sensor delivers bright, vivid, spectacularly detailed video footage, as well as 3 megapixel still images.
1080/60p playback via HDMI™ and compatible HDTV4 providing stunning clarity and incredibly detailed playback of your memories.
Smile Shutter™ technology lets the camcorder automatically take still photos when your subject smiles, even while shooting high definition video. You can also set the sensitivity and choose child, adult, or auto priority.
The 2.7" Clear Photo™ LCD (230 K) display3 provides excellent viewing clarity with improved resolution (211K pixels). The display rotates up to 270 degrees for multiple viewing angles, as well as provides sharp, detailed images for monitoring or playback. The convenient touch panel allows easy access to menus and additional functionality such as spot focus and spot metering.
The HDR-CX150 can capture video at up to 24Mbps for amazing clarity and detail, ideal for recording on to Blu-ray® media since the AVCHD2 codec is highly compatible with the Blu-ray format
New user friendly interface uses touch screen technology to allow users to scroll through menus quickly and easily and even create a personalized "My Menu" to bring together the functions they use most. Users can spend more time recording memories and less time in menus.
Face Index makes it easier than ever to find and play back the right video scene. Using Face Detection technology, Face Index indexes your video footage according to the faces detected in each scene. When it's time to play back video, simply search for what you want by selecting from among the detected faces displayed in the index.
The Smooth Slow Record mode increases the record rate from 60 frames per second (fps) to 240 fps, allowing you to capture 3 seconds of fast motion and play the video back in 12 seconds. This is a great tool for analyzing a golf swing or a viewing a bird in flight. In addition, you record an audio track to narrate the video footage.
The D-Range (Dynamic Range) Optimizer function adjusts the exposure and contrast of an image to counter the effects of high-contrast shooting condition, allowing for a great shot. The D-Range Optimizer suppresses "blackout" in dark areas such as shadows and "whiteout" in bright areas such as skies. As a result, the captured image appears as natural as the original scene.
The HDR-CX150 features an additional set of record and zoom buttons on the LCD screen, give you more control and flexibility when holding the camcorder, especially in overhead or low angle shots.
For convenient storage and sharing of your images and videos, the camera accepts Memory Stick Duo™ / Memory Stick PRO Duo™ / Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™ media (sold separately) and SD/SDHC/SDXC media (Class 4).
The built-in 16GB1 embedded Flash memory can record and store up to 6 hours of high definition video footage (HD LP mode), or up to 4 hours of standard definition footage (SD HQ mode).
With the new and improved autofocus (AF) system, Quick AF, the focusing speed is twice as fast compared to previous models. Whether in bright daylight or in dimly lit environment, Quick AF ensures fast, accurate, and consistent focus lock, enabling users to shoot in a wide range of scenes without missing any important moment. Especially when shooting night scenes where conventional AF might struggle to focus, thanks to the much improved AF algorithm in Quick AF, users can now capture crisp images, fast.
With Face Priority, your camcorder optimizes focus, color, exposure, and Smile Shutter™ technology for the face you prioritize. Just touch the preferred face on the LCD display and the camcorder will assign it priority, even if it leaves and returns to the frame.
With Highlight Playback, your camcorder automatically creates short movies by identifying and compiling key scenes into a short, entertaining movie complete with music and transitions. In addition, the Highlight Scenario feature lets you save up to eight of these movies for later playback.
SteadyShot® image stabilization with Active Mode represents the next step forward in Sony® image stabilization technology. Active Mode improves on existing SteadyShot image stabilization by allowing the camera to compensate for greater degrees of camera shake and deliver a stunning level of image smoothness.
Power on your camcorder by simply opening the LCD display.
Dual record capability lets you capture 3MP still images while shooting high definition video, so you can capture those special moments without having to switch recording modes.
Sony Picture Motion Browser software offers a simple, intuitive way to transfer, sort, and view your video and still images on your compatible PC. In addition, multiple output options let you burn your memories to DVD, AVCHD DVD2, and Blu-ray Disc™ media (sold separately), as well as take advantage of one click upload to a number of popular video and photo sharing sites (compatible PC and internet connection required)9.
The BIONZ™ Image Processor works in conjunction with the "Exmor R" CMOS sensor for pristine imaging. The BIONZ image processor provides Data Noise Reduction, Faster Image processing, and Data compression to preserve videos and images. In addition, the BIONZ™ image processor enables Face Detection technology and Sony's Dynamic Range Optimizer for both video and still image capture. The higher processing speed also allows Dual Recording to capture still images while recording video.
Easily burn a DVD copy of your footage using the supplied PMB (Picture Motion Browser) software9. Simply connect the camcorder to your compatible PC via a USB cable and press the One Touch Disc Burn Button (DVD media sold separately) 12.
The High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is a compact audio/video connector interface for transmitting uncompressed digital streams. HDMI connects digital audio/video sources such as a compatible camcorder, Blu-ray Disc™ player, a personal computer, a video game console, or an AV receiver to a compatible digital audio device and/or video monitor such as a digital television (DTV).
3 megapixel still image capture lets you take high resolution digital photos.
Experience stunning low-light sensitivity with improved image clarity and drastically reduced grain with the back-illuminated "Exmor R" sensor. Designed for compact cameras and camcorders, the "Exmor R" sensor relocates the photo diodes above the support circuitry, maximizing the light gathering area per pixel so you can shoot with better results in lower lighting conditions.
The professional-quality Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar® lens designed specifically for compact camcorders. Precision ground optics help maintain the sharpness and contrast of larger lenses, and SteadyShot™ image stabilization helps reduce blur caused by camera shake.
Store your memories in a whole new way with the ability to copy videos from your camcorder directly to an external hard disk drive13 (sold separately), all without a computer. Your camcorder can also
Intelligent Auto mode goes a step beyond traditional auto modes by analyzing your shot and then automatically selecting the appropriate settings from nine distinct scene modes (60 different combinations possible): : Portrait Mode, Smile Shutter™, Backlight Control, Scenery, Night Scenery Mode, High Sensitivity Mode, Macro Mode, Baby Mode, Tripod, and Low Light Mode.
25X optical zoom helps to bring the action close up from far away. In addition, Digital Zoom Interpolation means that digital zooming (up to 300X) is clearer, with less distortion than previous types of digital zoom.
The Dolby® Digital stereo recording with built-in zoom microphone focuses audio recording on your subjects with the camera's zoom lens, helping memories ring true with clear dialogue and crisp, discrete sounds.
Like chapters in a book, Film Roll Index helps you easily find desired scenes in video footage. When using this feature, the camcorder previews the beginning of scenes and can create scene indexes set at specified display intervals (3, 6, or 12 seconds and 1 or 5 minutes).
x.v. Color™ technology enables the HDR-CX150 to capture nearly twice (1.8x) as many viewable colors as the standard RGB color range, resulting in more natural, life-like images. You can even experience this expanded color range on the big screen when you connect your camcorder to x.v. Color capable displays, including a wide range of Sony® BRAVIA® HDTVs.
Hybrid recording technology delivers a new level of flexibility of capturing and transferring your video footage and digital photos from the camcorder to compatible viewing devices. Record to the 16GB1 internal flash memory or choose instead to record to removable Memory Stick PRO Duo™ media (sold separately). You can even select from various dubbing functions to easily copy video or still images from the internal memory to removable flash media -- without using a PC.
BRAVIA® Sync™ technology5 offers greater ease of use in controlling compatible Sony products connected via an HDMI™ (CEC) connection. HDMI connectivity provides a simple; high-quality video and audio connection, with the ability to transmit HD video and up to 5.1 channel audio directly from the camcorder to compatible HDTVs via a single HDMI cable, sold separately. With BRAVIA Sync (CEC) technology, the HDMI connection also delivers the ability to control both the camcorder and HDTV using a single BRAVIA® TV remote5 and displays the camcorder's playback menu on screen for easier navigation.
A USB 2.0 interface provides an easy way to connect your camcorder to a compatible PC for fast transfer of video and still images for editing.
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On June 2nd the Atlanta Regional Commission hosted its quarterly Regional Housing Forum, which focused on the availability of mortgage products in the metro area, and what affect this is having on stabilizing metro neighborhoods. Moderated by Bill Bolling of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, June's forum was attended by more than 100 people and featured the following panelists discussing the issue of single-family mortgage availability for metro neighborhoods: Catherine "Candy" Lasher, Fannie Mae; Brigitte Killings, Bank of America; Jeanne Goldie, Wells Fargo; Debra Robinson, FHA.
Throughout the conversation, a common theme described by both panelists and attendees was the difficulty and complexity of the situation. All agreed that mending the damage done by the foreclosure crisis is a complex problem, and credit availability will indisputably be a part of the solution. And while it may appear to many that lending has virtually slowed to a snail's pace, panelists were adamant that loans were being made, including loans to low and moderate income borrowers. (more…)


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"It's important for me to give an honest opinion on the way the world has changed. I feel like it's just who I am today," he said. "To answer your earlier question, why I'm still around, it's because honesty is the best policy. 'The truth shall set you free,' in the words of the great Aunt Esther from 'Sanford and Son.' ... And I think that's where Spin is wrong. It's not for 40-year-olds. It's just for people who know what's up" (One more disclaimer: The author didn't ask, "Why are you still around?" in a snarky way.)
Which brings us back to the debate. Nas' 40th birthday in September will put him in the company of elite survivors, though only a few of hip-hop's quadragenarians can legitimately challenge him for title of best lyricist.
You've got DJ Quik, Sean Price, Tech N9ne and Doom -- all talented rhymers, but no Nases. There's also Common, E-40, Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, Scarface, Slick Rick and Q-Tip -- again, a poetic bunch who've been in the game for more than a minute -- but none is Nas.
Big Daddy Kane, Rakim and Kool G Rap, all 44, were game changers, trailblazers even, but their catalogs get thinner the deeper you move into the '90s. Ghostface Killah and Raekwon made their marks on hip-hop and still do today, but they enjoyed more successes as members of the Wu-Tang Clan.
In fact, despite the well-warranted accolades heaped upon these five, there's only one platinum plaque among them: Ghost's "Ironman." (The forever-dope "Paid in Full" doesn't count. Sorry, solo efforts only.)
Dr. Dre, 47, and Snoop Dogg, 41, have long enjoyed broad appeal, from college campuses to Compton corners, but neither is known for the complexity of his content or rhyme schemes. Their production is always extraordinary, and they know how to make heads nod, but lyrically? It's more fun than prophetic.
'Exercise till the microphone dies'
Which brings us to the top five, the professors emeritus. Out of respect for Nas' aversion to lists, let's handle them in no particular order.
Eminem is a beast. As Nas points out, the list will be different in 10 years, and Slim Shady may be atop it, but in 2013 you can't challenge Nas if you dropped your first LP in 1999.
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At the Hartbeespoort Dam Snake & Animal Park you'll see lions, snakes, seals, chimps and many other fascinating animals that live there.
You'll find it at the base of the Magaliesberg Mountains in a sanctuary complete with shady trees, an expanse of water and massive cliffs. Set aside a good few hours to explore this 40-year-old destination, where the aim is to study and preserve South African wildlife.
The Hartbeespoort Dam Snake & Animal Park is home to a range of animal and reptile species, from lions, tigers and other large felines to hyenas, wild dogs, otters, birds, snakes, and chimpanzees and fellow primates.
Visit 1 of the best reptile collections in the country at the Chameleon Village Reptile Park, where live reptile shows are held daily. Snake lectures approved by the Field Guides' Association of Southern Africa discuss various kinds of snakes, identification, habits, how to avoid snakebites and what to do if bitten.
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It's a Twitter explosion!! When lack of clothing & social media collide with a splash of Ri-Ri and CB, ish gets crazy.
So first Rihanna tweeted a pic of Chris Brown, shirtless in bed - PIC
Then he deletes his Twitter account after getting into it with comedy writer Jenny Johnson, sending her vulgar tweets after she called him "a worthless piece of s**t."
THEN Rihanna tweets a topless picture of herself - PIC
Thoughts?? Feelings? She looks awesome, right?!
Meanwhile, this is Chris Brown's FAVY song on her new album (shocked?)...it's the song he's on, "Nobody's Business" lol


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Harbaugh parents could become Super Bowl TV stars
NEW YORK (AP) — Jack and Jackie Harbaugh would do well to practice their impassive faces in front of a mirror before the Super Bowl.
The parents of Baltimore Ravens coach John and the San Francisco 49ers' Jim Harbaugh will be watched closely during Sunday's Super Bowl — if anybody finds them — for any visual evidence that mommy and daddy really do love one boy or the other best.
It promises to be a fascinating sidebar to CBS' coverage of the game because, as Lynn and Rick Raisman can attest, parent cams are valuable in sports coverage. NBC's clip of the Raismans watching daughter Aly perform on the uneven bars during last summer's Olympics in London went viral, with stage parents everywhere relating to their murmurs and facial contortions.
"I had no idea it was going to be so great," said David Michaels, senior producer at NBC Sports, who often produces and directs coverage of gymnastics and figure skating, events where parental involvement can be particularly intense.
Michaels makes it a point to know where parents are sitting during competitions, tracking them through spotters or sometimes sports governing bodies that know where parent seats have been assigned. Or where they are not sitting: Sometimes a dad who retreats to a concession stand because he can't bear to watch an offspring compete is a good story, too.
Michaels said he tries not to overdo it, sticking with parents who he knows are interesting and very involved in their children's competitive undertakings.
"It has certainly gotten more ubiquitous," he said. "Sometimes it's fantastic and sometimes it's just too gratuitous."
Jack, a former college and high school football coach, and his wife will be attending the Super Bowl. On a conference call last week, the parents said they did not know where they would be sitting. Even if they did, they'd be unlikely to inform a horde of reporters about their seat locations.
The senior Harbaugh was a college head coach at Western Michigan and Western Kentucky and an assistant at several places, including Michigan, Pittsburgh and Stanford. His son-in-law, Tom Crean, is the Indiana University men's basketball coach. It doesn't seem like a family that would want to watch a game casually while piling their plates with nachos.
The couple had a practice run to see what it would be like to watch their sons coach against each other on Thanksgiving 2011, when older brother John's Ravens beat the 49ers 16-6.
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Obama Declares Montgomery County Disaster Area for Derecho
Damages in Montgomery were severe enough to mean local governments, and some non-profits, can qualify for federal assistance.
President Obama Thursday declared a major disaster exists in six jurisdictions in Maryland, including Montgomery County, for the June 29 "derecho" that wreaked havoc, including knocking out power to hundreds of thousands in a major heat wave.
The declaration means federal aid is available for state and local recovery efforts due to the storms, winds and aftermath from June 29-July 8.
The funding is available to state and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations for emergency work and the repair or replacement of damaged facilities in the counties of Calvert, Charles, Kent, Montgomery, and St. Mary's and the City of Baltimore, according to a White House statement.
Federal money could reimburse up to 75 percent of the costs associated with response and clean-up from the storms, according to Gov. Martin O'Malley's office.
Other counties could be added later as they continue to calculate their costs from the storm. The declaration also includes state-wide hazard mitigation funds to help government agencies reduce the threat of future events.
7:14 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
Can we use Federal funds to imprison all of PEPCO's officers? For a very very long time? With very ugly cellmates?
Bob Benker
7:35 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
Wow, how many ways can this guy spend Federal tax dollars?
Tia Mor
7:41 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
Forget THAT!!!! What about all the small busineses that were affected?? Once again the Feds and state are screwing us once AGAIN!!! Thanks for all the small business love!! ****wallkng away shaking my head******
9:46 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
If this was not an election year this never would have happened!
Captain Cook
9:52 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2012
And where was the dope Van Holland? In the Washington Hilton spending his per diem, laughing!
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8:34 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Thank you for saying that. I was thinking the same thing. Their comments make no sense whatsoever!
12:09 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
It is so heartening to see that there are a few other Conservatives, or at least people with common sense, who are paying attention to what is happening in Maryland, (taxes on everything, climbing, climbing)..... illegal immigrant haven, ......(Article 21)....research it)...and specifically in Montgomery County. Ken Timmerman (R)is running against Van Hollen, U.S. Congress, (District 8) which now encompasses Carroll and Fredrick counties...that's why we have a chance of beating Van Hollen...these people are smart and dowm to earth. Learn about Ken Timmrerman and get his name out there!
12:33 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Is that comment the best you can do? Please look at issues....libs refuse to engage! So frustrating...try to see things rationally, without caring about what anyone else thinks or believes. Just use your common sense.....we can't be that far apart, can we?
7:01 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Given the clever and witty coments expresed by Montgomery County-ers, clearly our County is blessed with somc very creative people. One creative idea is for MONTGOMERY COUNTY TO DECLARE THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION "A "DISASTER AREA."...
erin bliss
8:37 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
The only disaster is that every time Obama proposes something, no matter what it is, the Republicans are against it. He could say the sky is blue and they'd argue that it isn't. Obama isn't the problem.
8:54 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Ah, the PROGs are at it again, aggressively attacking everyone who disagrees with their world view and once again straying from the main point: PEPCO whose incompetence created the situation where the County and State would even qualify for a disaster area. So the nanny state of MD calls the Exec Branch to bail them out of the nightmare that they and PEPCO and the PSC created in the first place. Now, taxpayers nationally as well as in the state will be used to foot the bill for the shenanigans.
11:06 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
?????? This has nothing to do with PEPCO and "the PROGs" aren't attacking anything other than inane comments that have exactly zero to do with reality or this article.
Mercy Fork
11:16 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Most of the people who make the crazy ranting comments don't even live here. I think they literally do a google news search for the word "obama" and then paste their uh, "thoughts" into every comment box they can.
Mercy Fork
11:19 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
I'm still not sure what "PROG" stands for, though. Pinko republican-offending gaywads?
11:20 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Liberal or conservative, can we all agree how ridiculous it is that the White House took over a month to recognize a disaster in an adjoining state? Seriously, we're almost done cleaning up for it, and he's just now paying attention to this?
Theresa Defino
11:47 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
It did not take the White House a month. Get some facts before you spout off. WRONG.
Applying takes work and it looks like approval was quite swift. Like a week or less.
Corbin Dallas Multipass
11:52 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
If you look through the entries there it seems that the process can take from only a day to a few weeks and even months, so it isn't atypical for this declaration to come this late. Some other examples of disaster areas declared after weeks/months:
New Hampshire Severe Storm And Flooding
Tuesday, May 29, 2012 to Thursday, May 31, 2012
Major Disaster Declaration declared on Friday, June 15, 2012 (DR-4065)
Oklahoma Severe Storms, Tornadoes, Straight-line Winds, and Flooding
Saturday, April 28, 2012 to Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Major Disaster Declaration declared on Thursday, June 14, 2012 (DR-4064)
Hawaii Severe Storms, Flooding, And Landslides
Saturday, March 3, 2012 to Sunday, March 11, 2012
Major Disaster Declaration declared on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 (DR-4062)
Corbin Dallas Multipass
11:58 am on Friday, August 3, 2012
Thanks Theresa, that's interesting. So the delay is more likely because the local state governments file for aid after the disaster.
Theresa Defino
12:11 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012
Or, there actually WAS no delay. It wasn't a big event that would automatically qualify. And sometimes what you read about a "disaster declaration" is coming from the state itself, not FEMA. Thanks for the additional info.
Jewel Barlow
12:59 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012
Can someone point to a summary treatment of how federal disaster funds get passed out? Is it determined by political considerations as is implied by "Obama administration sends X$ to ?? or ???" Or are there clear guidelines for dispensing funds? And is the program too easy like the historic federally backed flood insurance that has helped populate too much of our coastlines with buildings in clearly hazardous locations? Or more like the more recent incarnation of that flood insurance program with more realistic risk assessments included in the costs? I would hope that the federal aid is based on a properly risk based insurance model available to all entities from local governments, to businesses, to individual home owners, for purchase at their discretion. But I don't think that is the case.
Corbin Dallas Multipass
1:56 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012
There are other links there that explain, I don't have time to look through them but they'll answer those questions or get closer to answers, I imagine.


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8 vie for pair of House seats in Federal Way area
Pierce County's newest legislative district – the 30th – is home to one of the more competitive state contests between Republicans this year.
A 14-year Federal Way city councilwoman, Linda Kochmar, is up against the Federal Way School Board president, Tony Moore, for state House. Whoever's left standing after the Aug. 7 primary election has a good chance to help House Republicans take a seat from majority Democrats, political strategists from both sides of the aisle say.
A third Republican in the race, Boeing millwright Jerry Galland, says neither Moore nor Kochmar is conservative enough, while on the Democratic side, court reporter Roger Flygare and technology-industry consultant Thom MacFarlane are competing for primary votes and calling for more tax revenue for education.
The 30th Legislative District is made up mostly of suburban south King County voters, but after post-census changes, it also dips its toes into Pierce County to pick up neighborhoods in the border communities of Pacific and Milton. That gives Pierce County representation by an extra three lawmakers, for a total of 24.
The redistricting leaves the district ultra-competitive and leaning slightly to the Democrats. But it also could help freshman Republican Rep. Katrina Asay, who's being challenged by Democrats Roger Freeman and Rick Hoffman, in the district's other House race. About 6,000 more of Asay's neighbors in Milton, where she used to be mayor, will now be part of the district.
Asay is a business-backed moderate who voted against some of the so-called government reforms for her party, including cuts to retirement benefits for public employees and a reorganization of state agencies that also reduced collective-bargaining rights. Likewise, her Democratic opponents both say they would bring an independent voice, albeit in different ways.
Freeman is a Federal Way city councilman recruited by House Speaker Frank Chopp for a last-minute entrance into the race. He's a lawyer who says negotiations with opposing attorneys have taught him to look for common ground, including with Republicans. He says he doesn't always agree with his party, especially when his faith leads him to some conservative social positions.
Hoffman is a Boeing engineer backed by labor who criticizes his party's leadership in Olympia as being "more interested in staying in power" than in reversing the economic downturn and doing the kind of major tax overhaul he says is needed.
"I'm not Frank Chopp's man," Hoffman said.
The race for House Position 1 is wide open. Voters will replace Rep. Mark Miloscia, a Federal Way Democrat who is leaving the Legislature to run for state auditor.
Moore, a wholesale tire distributor, has run unsuccessfully for the House and the Senate, while Kochmar, a risk manager for Lakehaven Utility District, fell short in a bid to be Federal Way's first elected mayor.
As councilwoman and council-appointed mayor, Kochmar said she has proved herself dealing with a range of issues involving land use, business and transportation. She's a moderate who works across the aisle, she said.
"I tell people, if you want the far right, it's not me; the far left, it's not me," she said.
Moore questions Kochmar's ability to restrain spending, saying the City Council shouldn't have built a $21 million, state-of-the-art community center. The city subsidizes the recreation center, and there are no expectations it will become self-sustaining, although center officials say the bottom line is above expectations this year. It has exceeded 350,000 guests this year.
"We needed a gathering place," Kochmar said.
Kochmar said one of her biggest accomplishments on the council was pushing a cheaper alternative for a new City Hall, which helped offset the cost of building the recreation center. Rather than building a new municipal headquarters downtown, the city renovated a building for about $15 million.
Education issues are likely to demand voters' attention, and Moore has played a leading role in major changes at local schools. The district overhauled its grading system to focus on whether students are passing or failing a series of standards. It also has placed all students who meet a threshold into advanced classes unless they opt out.
"We're literally changing the DNA of teaching right now," Moore said. "I'll stack what we're doing up against anyone, anywhere in the world."
Critics, including Kochmar, have said the standards-based grading system doesn't reward high-achieving students who go above what's needed and doesn't translate well to college admissions offices. Kochmar said the district should have phased in the changes starting with younger students.
Moore is endorsed by the League of Education Voters and Stand for Children, two groups that backed a law linking teacher evaluations to personnel decisions and that want voters to let Washington have charter schools. But while Kochmar sees some good in the evaluation law passed last winter, Moore criticized it as too ambiguous. He declines to take a position on charter schools, saying lawmakers should instead reduce mandates on school districts to give them some of the flexibility touted for charter schools.
One of the most pressing issues that will confront the next Legislature is where to find the money needed to fulfill promises to the public schools, in line with a state Supreme Court ruling that lawmakers are violating the state constitution by shortchanging education.
Neither Kochmar nor Moore calls for more tax revenue. Moore said it's a matter of shifting money around. Kochmar said education needs to be funded in a separate budget and the formula that decides how much state money supplements districts' levies should be retooled to be more fair.
Galland flatly rejects raising taxes, saying the Legislature should reduce administrative spending on education and resume a bigger role in setting compensation for public employees – a decade after handing that job over to the governor by expanding collective bargaining.
He sees early-retirement benefits as still overly padded, and he says that while the state should give educators raises, it can't afford it right now for other employees.
Galland says voters should see him as a conservative alternative to two opponents who both "have some baggage that comes with them" from elected office.
The ads already have begun in the race. Moore said he has aired commercials on cable television, having learned his lesson starting too late in previous runs.
Alex Hays, a Republican consultant who isn't involved in the race, predicts the Republican who emerges from the primary will win Nov. 6. "This is a very likely Republican pickup because you have two very appealing, competent, centrist Republicans with local government experience," he said.
Democratic consultant Cathy Allen said Kochmar has the edge over Democrats. "I think that seat is tough," she said.
But Democrats aren't giving up. Flygare, a labor-backed candidate with his own business who has run for City Council, has raised the most of any candidate in the district: $37,000 including $10,000 he lent his own campaign.
As co-chairman of the Federal Way Coalition Against Trafficking, he helped push for a series of state laws passed this year to crack down on the human traffickers that profit from prostitution.
Both he and MacFarlane, a first-time candidate who recruits job candidates for tech companies, want tax reform. They oppose the voter-imposed requirements for two-thirds supermajorities to raise taxes.
"It makes it pretty hard to fund something if you're handcuffed and hobbled," Flygare said. "I grew up on a dairy farm so I understand hobbling."
Both criticize Washington's tax system as too regressive, but MacFarlane goes farther.
"I think the time has come in this state to go toward a progressive flat income tax and get rid of sales tax entirely," he said.
In the other House race, taxes also are a point of difference. Hoffman wants tax breaks to sunset and supports an income tax. Washington's tax system is "the worst in the nation," he said.
Asay said she would support some kind of phased-in, comprehensive tax reform, but she dismissed Hoffman's suggestion of an income tax. "I think an income tax would behoove our state; I just don't see it happening, at least not in my lifetime," she said.
Freeman calls for a longer school year but isn't calling for more taxes for the operating budget. "If the revenues are not there, we have to comb through our budgets and re-examine how we're spending," he said. "I'm going to study that budget just like I'm going to prepare for a murder trial or my toughest case."
Freeman specializes in defending parents whose kids have been removed by government social workers. He said the state could save money by clearing the way for more placement of children with relatives rather than foster parents, who receive payments. He formerly worked in criminal law, and says he would push for decriminalization of marijuana.
He does say that more transportation tax revenue may be necessary to bring light rail south to Federal Way and beyond.
"That light rail has to get to Tacoma. It has got to get to Olympia. That's probably the No. 1 priority for me, is connecting cities on I-5," Freeman said.
Asay, Kochmar and all the Democrats also see a role for the Legislature in getting involved in the dispute over Sound Transit's southern expansion. Sound Transit's tax revenues from the area have dropped by nearly one-third, which could scuttle plans to bring voter-approved rail to Federal Way by 2023.
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House Position 1
Jerry Galland
Age: 57.
Residence: Milton.
Party: Republican.
Occupation: Boeing millwright.
Civic experience: Republican precinct committee officer, ran for 30th District representative in 2010 and fire commissioner in 2011, filed Referendum 72 concerning the annexation process in 2009.
Amount raised, spent*: $4,275 (including $3,000 loan), $2,732.
Top donors: Meridian Valley Laboratory, $300; Holly Han of Auburn, $250; Jonathan Wright of Auburn, $250; Daniel Miller of Federal Way, $100; Ed Streit of Kent, $100; Robert Piel of Federal Way, $50.
Linda Kochmar
Age: 67.
Residence: Federal Way.
Party: Republican.
Occupation: Risk manager for Lakehaven Utility District.
Education: Bachelor of Arts, Marylhurst University.
Civic experience: Federal Way City Council member.
Amount raised, spent*: $12,205, $10,870.
Top donors: Washington Trucking Association, $800; Kajiv Nagaich, $500; Peter Shelley of Federal Way, $300; Lawrence Bronson of Federal Way, $200; Dennis LaPorte of Federal Way, $200; Cory Charlston of Seattle, $150.
Roger Flygare
Age: 63.
Residence: Federal Way.
Party: Democratic.
Occupation: CEO & President of Flygare & Associate, Inc.
Education: Associate of Arts, Green River Community College.
Civic experience: Board member, Federal Way Community Action Team; former advisory board member, Green River Community College and Bates Vocational Technical School.
Amount raised, spent*: $37,565 (including $10,000 loan), $22,809
Top donors: Beverly Warnke of Auburn, $1,800; Ehren Flygare of Spanaway, $900; IAFF Local 2024, $900; Justice for All PAC, $900; SEIU Healthcare, $900; Washington State Troopers Political Action Committee, $900.
Thom MacFarlane
Age: 57.
Residence: Federal Way.
Party: Democratic.
Occupation: Technology industry consultant.
Education: Bachelor's in public affairs, University of Oregon.
Civic experience: Democratic precinct committee officer, worked in Oregon for the state assembly and on candidate campaigns.
Amount raised, spent*: $15,990 (including $9,000 in personal funds), $6,151.
Top donors: Young Yun of Seattle, $800; Joseph Worm of Belfair, $700; William Miller of Federal Way, $500; Maureen Christianson of Federal Way, $200; Charity Dasilva of Renton, $200; Kline Wright of Kent, $199.
Tony Moore
Age: 48.
Residence: Federal Way.
Party: Republican.
Occupation: Wholesale tire distributor.
Education: Bachelor of Science in business administration, Liberty University.
Civic experience: Federal Way School Board member.
Amount raised, spent*: $20,530 (including $6,500 loan and $5,090 in personal funds), $15,798.
Top donors: League of Education Voters, $900; Premera Blue Cross, $900; Hon. William Moore, Jr., of Federal Way, $768; Stephen Ames of Federal Way of $500; Phil Dalrymple of Graham, $500; Steven McNey of Ravensdale, $500.
House Position 2
Rick Hoffman
Age: 55.
Residence: Federal Way.
Party: Democratic.
Occupation: Boeing engineer.
Education: Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering, Seattle Pacific University.
Civic experience: Tutor at after-school program at Concord Elementary in Seattle, electronics program technical adviser at North Seattle Community College, board member of Martin Luther King County Labor Council.
Amount raised, spent*: $23,951, $4,550.
Top donors: Raymond Goforth of Renton, $500; WA State Committee Political Education, $450; 30th Legislative District Democratic Organization, $300; Tracy Hoffman of Lake Tapps, $250; Dona Nguyen of Mountlake Terrace, $200; Carol Gregory of Federal Way, $200.
Katrina Asay
Age: 54.
Residence: Milton.
Party: Republican.
Occupation: Real estate agent.
Education: Classes in public administration, real estate and tax preparation.
Civic experience: 30th District representative; past Milton mayor and councilwoman.
Amount raised, spent*: $21,892, $6,350.
Top donors: WA State Auto Dealers PAC, $1,800; Premera Blue Cross, $1,400; Johnson & Johnson Services, $1,000; WA Medical PAC, $900; Anheuser Busch, $800; Washington Dental Service, $800.
Roger Freeman
Age: 46.
Residence: Federal Way.
Party: Democratic.
Occupation: Attorney.
Education: Law degree from Washburn University; bachelor's degree in political science from Iowa State University.
Civic experience: Federal Way City Council member.
Amount raised, spent*: $5,107 (including $496 loan and $45 in personal funds), $772.
Top donors: House Democratic Campaign Committee, $2,500; Truman Fund, $1,800; Justice for All PAC, $900; Carol Spicer of Kent, $100. jordan.schrader@
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The City of Orange Cove isn't saying why the chief of police was placed on leave Tuesday. Frank Steenport's attorney says a documented infraction isn't the real reason.
After the new city council was elected, Frank Steenport told his department that hard times could be ahead. He even predicted that he would lose his job.
Victor Lopez and three councilmembers took their seats in December. Lopez disbanded the police department in 1989.
The city councilman and the chief of police have had many public disputes. Frank Steenport said the council's promise of departmental reforms would make life for police more difficult.
Take-home cars were cut. City officials began taking a more active role in the department, and encouraged citizens to report misconduct.
Councilmembers have repeatedly stated that they support the police force. At the same time, they say the city is short on cash and wants the department to foster better relationships with the community.
The Orange Cove Police Department has half as many officers as it used to. Most of those loses came when officers started transferring to other cities.
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LOCKHART — A former Grand Supreme Wee Miss Lockhart is now the new 2012 Miss LMS.
In a statement released Thursday, Sarah Jones, science teacher at Lockhart Schools and sponsor of the Lockhart Middle School Science Club, announced the winners of the 2012-2013 Miss LMS pageant.
Jones said the pageant, which is sponsored by the Science Club, was held at the Lockhart Schools auditorium. She said the following award winners were recognized in each grade:
• Elizabeth Parks was crowned Cover Queen and the new 2012-2013 Miss LMS.
• Mariah Boler was named Talent Winner and Cover Princess.
• Cheyenne Gist was crowned Dream Girl and sixth-grade Princess.
• Chasity McCluney, an eighth-grader, was crowned Miss Congeniality
• Aubrey Garner, a sixth-grader, and Alyssa Temple, an eighth-grader, were the People's Choice Winners.
Parks' mother, Casey, said her daughter was very excited about being named Cover Queen and Miss LMS. She said her daughter and the other students participating in the pageant worked very hard to make the event a success.
"She was very excited to win," Casey Parks said. "She worked very hard and so did all the rest of the girls. It is a very involved process and they all worked very hard to be their very best."
Parks said the pageant actually consists of two pageants.
"There's the Morning Pageant which is open to anybody and includes different age groups," Parks said. "The kids dress in formal attire for the Morning Pageant."
Parks said her daughter has previously competed in the Morning Pageant and in 2003 was named Grand Supreme Wee Miss Lockhart.
"Then there's the Evening Pageant which is for sixth, seventh and eighth grade students," Parks said. "They do an opening number and everybody introduces themselves. There is an optional talent portion, but that does not count toward their final score. Then there's the beauty competition where they wear formal attire."
Jones said The Miss LMS Pageant is the Science Club's annual fundraiser. She said the proceeds from the pageant help fund student field trips, STEMS Fair/Science Fair projects, the purchase of computer software, and provide for classroom pets.
The club's officers are Heather Petty (president), Chasity McCluney (vice president), Gabby Garcia and Elizabeth Parks (secretaries) and Hunter Plemmons (treasurer).
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1.) I had been flying all day.
2.) These holidays suck the life out of me. I just didn't have the energy to write anything.
On that note, I have a few things to say about yesterday.
I have a lot of Military people on my Facebook, which is awesome, but when military holidays come around it can be overwhelming. My newsfeed was flooded in red, white, and blue, names of fallen, and pictures of headstones. Every time I looked at it it took everything in me not to cry. Still, it makes me happy that people, most people, remember and know what the holiday is actually for.
Now, there is something that disturbed me a little and, really, has since last year. It seems to me that some people don't fully understand what Memorial Day is.
I started realizing last year when my friends and I went out and the place we went to was raising money for Wounded Warrior Project in honor of Memorial Day...
Does anyone else see the problem with this?
Lord knows I love all veterans, especially those who are wounded, but why would they be raising money for WWP on Memorial Day?
Also, I noticed a lot of people going out of their way to thank veterans for their service yesterday, which should be done every day and is cool, really, but Memorial Day isn't really for them. If you are wanting to go out of your way to thank someone, maybe rethink who you should be thanking. (Don't shoot me, just saying...)
For anyone who is unaware, Memorial Day is not for all veterans. That is what Veterans Day is for. Memorial Day is for those who have lost their lives. So when thanking people on Memorial Day, thank a widow, or a mother or father whose child died, or tell a veteran that you are thinking of their fallen friends - their brothers and sisters that are gone (on that day, I promise you they'll appreciate that more). Go to Arlington and lay flowers on the graves. Raise money for TAPS or AWP - organizations who help the families of the fallen. Remember the fallen that day, because the day is theirs. Please don't take it away from them.
I must throw this out there, too (I apologize ahead of time for a little rant.) There is nothing "happy" about the day, so to say "Happy Memorial Day!!" on your Facebook page is pretty offensive to the families. Sure it's a little touchy of us, but put yourself in our shoes. We don't expect you to say something spectacular about every man and woman who died, but to treat it as a fun holiday like Christmas or Halloween is just bothersome. While everyone else is saying, "HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY! HAPPY TO BE OFF WORK! HEADED TO THE BEACH!", we are holding back tears, flipping through pictures, and remembering our loved ones who were ripped away from us.This is a day of remembering and mourning for those of us who lost everything. Of course we go out and celebrate their lives, but to put a "Happy" in front of the day is inappropriate.
I say all of this not to be mean or offend anyone. I say it in hopes that people will be a little more sensitive to what the day really means for some. I also say it to make sure people know what Memorial Day stands for because it's important and, frankly, it's been annoying the crap out of me and the other widows. Don't downplay the day or take it away from those it is supposed to honor.


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1. | Montague | ||
the forgotten township in new jersey right off of exit one... literally. it's right on the border next to matamorris, PA and port jervis, NY but still manages to be in the middle of bumfucking nowhere.
Poplulation: 99% white, 1% jared (he may have moved) dude 1:dude lets go to montague!
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2. | Montague | ||
To be backed-over repeatedly by one's own family member or close friend in a larger than average automobile such as a truck or van, in an attempt to crush the pestilential form of life residing in the still breathing carcass unaware of its own inevitable demise Holy Shit!! look at Garrett! His Dad totally just Montagued him at 30 mph!!!
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Intelligent and successful sums up Montague. A gentleman at heart and a great friend. Attracts ladies of sophisticated caliber. Can get into trouble and out of it at the same time. Funny, genuine and looks out for those Montague considers friends. Awww Montague said Hi to me today! (blushes)
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Waving your arm back and forth,then feeling your peck, cause it's all wavy and shit ! Vikram: hey Jamie, what you doing ?
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To get extremely blackout drunk and eat someone else's large assortment of expensive french cheese. Dude, last weekend I was at this wedding and the groom's father Montagued all over the living room.
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town with 98% white population...usually a town that is good in football but thats it...nothing else..sometimes track but thats it.... hey lets go visit montague...ok lets go
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montague is a word you use when your getting ready to leave or ask if someone else or others want to leave. you can say it to one person or a group. its used the same way as mob. "lets mob on out of here" "hey joe lets montague out of here, yeah?"
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SHREVEPORT, La. – Former Cannnelton City Schools Superintendent Marion "Al" Chapman is behind bars. The News learned Monday afternoon that Chapman, who faces criminal and civil cases, was taken into custody in Louisiana, where he was believed to have been living.
After a six-month investigation initiated by Indiana State Police, Perry County Prosecutor Rod Acchiardo announced in January that criminal charges were filed against Chapman. He faces two counts of theft, both Class C felonies, and two counts of official misconduct, Class D felonies.
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By DONALD STEEN and VINCE LUECKE Perry County News
A cannonball matching the profile of those used during the American Civil War was discovered last week, not on some battlefield but deep in a Cannelton sewer. City wastewater-treatment plant employee Shawn Fulkerson discovered it while completing maintenance in a manhole near the Castleberry Creek pump station on First Street.
The sewer runs a distance of about three blocks along First Street and the relic was found in a deposit of settlement.
SHREVEPORT, La. – Former Cannelton City Schools Superintendent Marion "Al" Chapman, who was jailed in Louisiana last week, likely won't return to Perry County until this week.
The News learned Friday that plans by state police to return Chapman to Indiana were on hold until a court hearing in Louisiana.
It was unclear if Chapman, who had been living in the Gulf Coast state, was fighting extradition.
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LEOPOLD – County resident Debbie Goffinet told the county commissioners May 2 she was concerned that sewage might back up into her house if she tried to flush the toilet four days later.
She expressed the concern during what was billed as a town-hall-style meeting in the Perry Central High School library. She and her neighbors are served by a private sewer service operated by Tim Huff, who she said had issued a letter to customers saying service would be cut off May 6.
TELL CITY – A fire in the Waupaca Foundry dust-collection system caused no serious damage the evening of April 30.
Fire Chief Greg Linne said firefighters were back at the firehouse within two hours.
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TELL CITY – The director of board services for the Indiana School Boards Association shared advice gleaned from experience as a trustee and as an advocate of Indiana school boards during an April 23 session with the Tell City-Troy Township School Board.
TELL CITY – Cherie Taylor, executive director of the Perry County Chamber of Commerce, explained to the county council at their regular meeting April 25 what her organization offers.
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Top Ten Schwarzenegger Post Murder One-Liners
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It's never been enough for Arnold Schwarzenegger to take your life: he has to take your dignity as well. Acknowledging a good fight or saluting a fallen foe is not his style. What IS his style is murdering you then making a joke about you so everyone still alive knows you were rubbish. Presumably it's only the fact there are more – oh so very many more – people out there that he needs to kill that prevents his movies from showing scenes where he turns up at his victims funerals to deliver an eulogy that's basically "mess with the best, die like the rest" before pissing on the coffin. Fortunately, in the limited time he has between actual killing, he's managed to fit in the following classic murder insults.
10. Predator: "Stick around".
Predator is actually a really good and relatively serious Schwarzenegger film that keeps to cornball antics to a minimum, but when Arnold and his squad ("we're a rescue team, not assassins," as he describes them minutes before they gun down an entire Central American army base) are on the job, you can't seriously expect the great man not to crack a joke after impaling some guy to a tree with a well-flung machete.
9. Eraser: "You're luggage".
Okay, not a great line (and definitely not a great film), but keep this in mind: Arnold says it to an alligator. It's like he has some kind of psychological disorder really. There's still time for him to make a film featuring a scene where he puts a slice of bread under a griller and says "you're toast".
8. The Running Man: "He had to split".
Now this is more like it. The Running Man is little more than a collection of murders held together by bad jokes, so it's only until you think about it afterwards that the true horror hits you: you've been cheering on a "hero" who can slice a man named Buzzsaw in half with his own chainsaw then calmly tell his gal sidekick "he had to split".
7. Commando: "Don't disturb my friend, he's dead tired".
Commando is basically Patient Zero when it comes to Arnold's one-liners. Prior to this film he'd often said badass lines – including the career-making pre-murder line "I'll be back" from the first Terminator – but reportedly upon receiving the script for Commando Arnold requested there be more jokes put in "like James Bond". Cue a film where pretty much every single individual killing involves a hilarious joke of some kind. Yes, this particular line – delivered after he breaks the neck of the goon assigned to make sure he takes the eleven hour commercial flight to South America, where he's supposed to kill some tinpot dictator or Arnold's daughter dies – sounds pretty cold-blooded. But c'mon: he's got to make sure the airline staff don't disturb the corpse and raise the alarm! This is the rare occasion where Arnold's gag-making skills are tactically useful as well as amusing.
6. Total Recall: "Consider that a divorce".
Like almost all of Paul Verhoven's Hollywood films, Total Recall is as much a parody of over-the-top action as it is an over-the-top action film. So yeah, why not make a joke after gunning down the woman that, until a few days ago, you thought was the love of your life? For all the psychological talk in this film about Arnold suffering from paranoid delusions and being trapped in his own fantasies, it's a little surprising no-one mentions the mental problems associated with making jokes while you're killing dozens of people.
5. Raw Deal: The sound of silence.
In a rare moment of restraint, Arnold doesn't say anything after killing the head of Chicago's mafia in this fairly cornball crime drama. Restraint? Who am I trying to kid here? Arnold's one-liners are all about showing his utter contempt for the people he's just killed, and here it's obvious that he thinks so little of the mobster he's blown away that he can't even be bothered coming up with a joke. Instead, he dumps a bowl of candy on him. If they made this movie in 2013, he would have farted on the corpse.
4. Commando: "I let him go".
Yes, everyone remembers the bit with weaselly scumbag Sully where Arnold – after running him off the road – dangles him off a cliff, makes a joke about "this is my weak arm, Sully" then delivers what is pretty much the ultimate pre-killing insult: "Remember how I promised I'd kill you last? [Sully desperately says "yeah, yeah" like it's going to save him] … I lied." And down the cliff Sully goes. Unfortunately this clip – and most people's memories – cut out before the real payoff: Arnold walks back to his girl sidekick who asks "what happened to Sully?" Arnold calmly says… well, you can probably guess.
3. The Running Man: "Here is Sub Zero… now, plain zero".
This time it's not enough simply to make a snarky comment over the corpse of his latest victim: Arnold goes on live television to diss and dismiss his latest foe. Sure, the guy did try to kill him, but he was dressed as a hockey player and his weapon was a hockey stick: how much of a threat would he have been if Arnold just got off the ice?
2. Total Recall: "See you at the party, Richter".
This might not sound like the snappiest one-liner ever, but consider this: HE JUST TORE THE GUY'S ARMS OFF. Speaking personally, if I'd just been in a fight that ended with me holding the severed arms of some guy whose mangled corpse had just tumbled down a lift-shaft, I'd be too busy throwing up to even remember my own name, let alone that I was invited to a party later that night.
1. Commando: "Let off some steam, Bennett".
The entire final fight in Commando is amazingly awesome, as Arnold basically uses his insult skills to get chain-mail singlet-wearing nutjob Bennett to throw away every single tactical advantage he has for the opportunity to shoot Arnold "between the balls". It's also the point where the action genre's homosexual subtext becomes text, then TEXT, then takes out a rainbow-striped front page ad in The Gay Times supporting gay marriage. So it comes as no surprise whatsoever that the fight ends with Arnold ramming a large pole into his opponent then looking on admiringly as white stuff spurts out the end of it.
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Emil Igwenagu News The Eagles promoted tight end Emil Igwenagu from the practice squad to the active roster Wednesday.
Ryan Tydlacka No Updates Ellis Hobbs No Updates Leonard Weaver No Updates Chris McCoy No Updates Nic Purcell No Updates Antoine Harris No Updates Earl Wolff No Updates Will Shaw No Updates Allen Ervin No Updates Greg Salas News Needing a boost in their receiving corps, the Eagles added wideout Greg Salas off waivers from the Patriots on Friday. Salas was released by New England on Thursday prior to its game against the Jets, the second time this season he was cut by the team.
Clay Harbor News Eagles tight end Clay Harbor was placed on injured reserve Tuesday because of a lower-back contusion suffered Week 15 vs. Cincinnati.
B.J. Cunningham News The Dolphins continued trimming their roster in preparation for the regular season and released the following players: wide receivers Roberto Wallace, Clyde Gates and B.J. Cunningham; linebackers Gary Guyton and Jamaal Westerman; and defensive lineman Ryan Baker.
Jamaal Jackson No Updates Mychal Kendricks News Eagles linebacker Mychal Kendricks (foot) is active for the Week 11 game against Washington. Kendricks was able to practice in full during the week and was listed as probable entering Sunday.
Chris Hawkins News The Eagles have released linebackers Ryan Rau and Marcus Dowtin, receiver Ron Johnson and cornerback Chris Hawkins
Isaac Remington No Updates Cary Williams News Revamping a secondary that posted one of the worst statistical seasons in recent history clearly is a top priority for the Eagles. The team signed cornerback Cary Williams and safety Kenny Phillips on Thursday.
Ronnie Cameron News The Browns promoted Brad Smelley to the active roster on Monday and waived Ronnie Cameron.
Jacory Harris News The Eagles signed undrafted free-agent quarterback Jacory Harris to a contract Friday. Harris, fresh off of a workout with the Dolphins, will battle for a roster spot this summer. Harris (6-foot-4, 195 pounds) compiled 8,826 passing yards and 70 touchdowns while adding five rushing scores in his time at the University of Miami (Fla.). Jamar Chaney News Linebacker Jamar Chaney (neck) was cleared by team doctors to participate in this week's OTAs. He's working at all three LB positions, but he will probably see most of his action on the weak side unless rookie Mychal Kendricks can't cut it on the strong side. "I feel great and I'm ready to go, no matter where they put me," Chaney said. Jeremy Clark No Updates Brian Hernandez News The Eagles made their initial roster cuts Saturday, waiving 10 players to get their roster to 80 players. Those cuts include: wide receivers Brian Hernandez, Tiger Rogers, McKay Jacobson and Elvis Akpla; defensive backs Wade Bonner, Tom Nelson and Kevin Thomas; and defensive lineman Xavier Brown. Injury DeMeco Ryans News Philadelphia linebacker DeMeco Ryans led the way for the Eagles yet again during Thursday's contest against the Bengals in Week 15. Ryans picked up nine tackles (six solo) and deflected a pass in a 34-13 defeat.
Everette Brown News Notable players waived or released by the Lions Friday include: DE Everette Brown, DE Ugo Chinasa, WR Patrick Edwards, DT Andre Fluellen, TE Alex Gottlieb, WR Nate Hughes, S Reshard Langford, WR Lance Long, DE Edmon McClam, LB Carmen Messina, WR Wallace Miles, CB Justin Miller, DT Tracy Robertson, CB Alphonso Smith, WR Maurice Stovall, CB Ross Weaver and TE Austin Wells.
Trent Cole News Eagles defender Trent Cole told PhillyMag.com that he played last year with a broken bone and torn tendons in his right hand. He had surgery for it during the offseason and should be fine for the start of training camp. As for where Cole will play in 2013, that's still up for debate. The pass rusher has been a lineman but could move to linebacker in Chip Kelly's new 3-4 scheme. He's lost 10 pounds and has been dropping into coverage, something he didn't do a lot of as a lineman. "We dont know where were going to be at right now," said Cole.
Injury Hand - Probable for start of training camp Nick Foles News Though Nick Foles did see some time with the first-team offense in minicamp practice Monday, Michael Vick still got the first rep and seemingly had at least a few more snaps. Head coach Chip Kelly downplayed the reps suggesting both quarterbacks were even in the race to start.
Injury Hand - Probable for start of training camp Felix Jones News Ex-Cowboys running back Felix Jones has signed with the Eagles. The back agreed to a one-year deal according to multiple reports. He's expected to add depth to an already fairly stocked running back corps that includes starter LeSean McCoy and backups Bryce Brown and Chris Polk.
Allen Barbre No Updates Joe Kruger No Updates Matthew Tucker No Updates Zach Ertz News The Eagles continue to reshape their offense under new coach Chip Kelly. After taking offensive tackle Lane Johnson in the first round, the Eagles selected Stanford tight end Zach Ertz with the 35th overall pick Friday. Ertz was widely considered the best tight end in this draft after Notre Dame's Tyler Eifert, who went to the Bengals with the 21st pick on Thursday. Ertz replaced Coby Fleener last year and started all 14 games for the Cardinal in 2012. He finished with a team-high 69 catches for 898 yards and six scores, earning first-team All-Pac 12 and All-American honors.
Patrick Chung News The Eagles struck in free agency by adding four defensive players: cornerback Bradley Fletcher, safety Patrick Chung, linebacker Jason Phillips and defensive lineman Isaac Sopoaga.
Phillip Hunt News Eagles LB Phillip Hunt had his best game of the season in Week 15, getting six tackles solo and a sack in Philadelphias 45-19 win over the Jets. Brandon Harrison No Updates Antonio Dixon News The Eagles placed quarterback Nick Foles on injured reserve Wednesday and signed defensive tackle Antonio Dixon to a two-year contract.
Matt Kopa No Updates Damion Square No Updates Chris Polk News Ex-Cowboys running back Felix Jones has signed with the Eagles. The back agreed to a one-year deal according to multiple reports. He's expected to add depth to an already fairly stocked running back corps that includes starter LeSean McCoy and backups Bryce Brown and Chris Polk.
Kenny Phillips News Revamping a secondary that posted one of the worst statistical seasons in recent history clearly is a top priority for the Eagles. The team signed cornerback Cary Williams and safety Kenny Phillips on Thursday.
Brad Wing No Updates Bryce Brown News Ex-Cowboys running back Felix Jones has signed with the Eagles. The back agreed to a one-year deal according to multiple reports. He's expected to add depth to an already fairly stocked running back corps that includes starter LeSean McCoy and backups Bryce Brown and Chris Polk.
Kyle Quinn No Updates DeSean Jackson News DeSean Jackson took umbrage to working with the second- and third-team offenses in Eagles spring workouts according to Philadelphia Magazine, even going straight to new coach Chip Kelly to ask why he was working with backups. But the two sorted the situation out and now Jackson is moving forward in lockstep with Kelly. "I think one of the biggest reasons was the offense was kind of new to myself and I never really had to learn every position in the offense [under Andy Reid]," said Jackson. "At the beginning of the process I didn't know the full offense and I didn't know every play, so that probably had to do with why I was moved to different teams and things like that. Now I am all-in on the offense and Im very familiar with the whole system. Its a good thing that I am able to learn that and know what everyone is doing instead of one person."
Injury Ribs - Probable for start of training camp Brandon Graham News Eagles defensive lineman Brandon Graham had another monster game during Thursday's contest against the Bengals in Week 15. Graham registered 2.5 sacks, including once in the second quarter which resulted in a fumble. He finished with six tackles (four solo) in a 34-13 defeat.
Bobby McCray No Updates Evan Mathis No Updates Damaris Johnson News Eagles wide receiver Damaris Johnson made three catches during the Week 16 loss to the Redskins Sunday. Johnson caught three passes from quarterback Nick Foles for 25 yards. He was only targeted the three times in the game.
Cedric Thornton News The Eagles placed WR Steve Smith on injured reserve Monday because of a knee injury. DL Cedric Thornton was promoted to the 53-man roster to take Smith's roster spot. Michael Vick News The Philadelphia Daily News reports that Eagles quarterback Michael Vick said he has not enjoyed splitting first-team reps with Nick Foles during OTA workouts and minicamp. Coach Chip Kelly has said the competition is even, and he said Thursday he will not make a decision on starters until he sees players in pads. But Vick does not enjoy sharing snaps. "It's tough," Vick said. "I have to continue to be a professional and put my feelings and emotions to the side, and just continue to compete. But it's hard. I would be lying if I said it wasn't, but that's just what I have to deal with, and I'm going to keep dealing with it until I see otherwise."
Jake Knott No Updates Derek Carrier News The following players were cut by the Raiders Friday: LB Kaelin Burnett, K Eddy Carmona, WR Derek Carrier, WR Brandon Carswell, DE Hall Davis, TE Kyle Efaw, DL Dominique Hamilton, LB Chad Kilgore, WR Eddie McGee, RB Lonyae Miller, WR Roscoe Parrish, WR Travionte Session, LB Nathan Stupar and S Curtis Taylor.
Brandon Boykin News The Eagles knew their run defense stunk last year, so they addressed it in the NFL Draft. They took Mississippi State defensive tackle Fletcher Cox with a first-round pick and Cal linebacker Mychal Kendricks with their first second-round choice. They backed those picked up with Marshall defensive end Vinny Curry and Georgia cornerback Brandon Boykin. Cox and Kendricks figure to be starters right away while Curry should work his way into the D-line rotation eventually while Boykin could develop into a nickelback down the line. James Casey News USA Today reports that Eagles tight end James Casey will undergo arthroscopic surgery to clean out loose cartilage his right knee and will be out of action for the rest of the spring. A team spokesman said Casey should be ready to go by the start of training camp. Casey signed a three-year deal with $14.5 million as one of the first additions for the Eagles in a busy opening few days in free agency. The former Texans fullback/tight end is expected to play a key role in coach Chip Kelly's offense.
Injury Knee - Questionable for start of training camp LeSean McCoy News The Philadelphia Daily News reports Eagles running back LeSean McCoy's knee is OK following discomfort at practice on Monday. He was back at practice on Tuesday.
Gerard Lawson No Updates Mat McBriar No Updates Danny Watkins No Updates Vinny Curry News The Eagles knew their run defense stunk last year, so they addressed it in the NFL Draft. They took Mississippi State defensive tackle Fletcher Cox with a first-round pick and Cal linebacker Mychal Kendricks with their first second-round choice. They backed those picked up with Marshall defensive end Vinny Curry and Georgia cornerback Brandon Boykin. Cox and Kendricks figure to be starters right away while Curry should work his way into the D-line rotation eventually while Boykin could develop into a nickelback down the line. Bennie Logan News The Eagles have selected LSU defensive tackle Bennie Logan in the third round of the NFL Draft. Logan, 6-foot-2 and 309 pounds, was chosen Friday night with the 67th overall pick. Logan had two sacks, forced two fumbles and made 45 tackles last year. Logan is considered a strong rusher with good upper-body strength.
Arrelious Benn News Arrelious Benn has signed a one-year contract extension with the Eagles, keeping him with the team through the 2014 season. Benn was candid when discussing his career with the Bucs. "If I'm being honest with you, I dont like my career," Benn told Philadelphia Magazine. "I've got to stay healthy. I haven't stayed healthy. I've had a problem with injuries. When I was healthy and out there, I made plays. I was consistent. But the big thing for me is to stay healthy. Its no secret for me, I know that. Im going to be honest with myself. Just come in here and do what I've got to do."
Lane Johnson No Updates Daryell Walker No Updates Jeremy Maclin News ESPN reports that Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin is learning to play every possible receiver spot this offseason. He says the new offense under coach Chip Kelly "gives its playmakers the ability to make plays, and I think that's going to suit us very well." He says he believes the variety will offer him a chance to showcase his full skill set, and he agrees with the idea that the timing on that is good, since he's playing his contract season for a different coaching staff than the one that drafted him. "Everybody should feel like they have something to prove," Maclin said. "The only guys who don't are the guys they drafted or signed this year. Everybody else, we all have something to prove." Maclin knows he has to perform on the field to earn a new deal. "If it's going to come down to the way I play this year, I feel good about that," Maclin said.
Bradley Fletcher News The Eagles struck in free agency by adding four defensive players: cornerback Bradley Fletcher, safety Patrick Chung, linebacker Jason Phillips and defensive lineman Isaac Sopoaga.
Victor Abiamiri News Two Eagles had surgeries on Tuesday -- DE Victor Abiamiri (ruptured Achilles' tendon) and S Marlin Jackson (sports hernia). Both players missed last season with different injuries -- Abiamiri's was a knee and Jackson's was an Achilles'. Alex Henery News Eagles kicker Alex Henery missed his only field goal attempt from 28 yards out during a 42-7 loss to the Giants Week 17. Henery converted his lone extra point attempt. Sunday was just the second time this season Henery failed to convert a field goal.
Eddie Whitley News The Cowboys continued trimming their roster Friday in preparation for the regular season and released the following players: defensive linemen Clifton Geathers, Rob Callaway and Ben Bass; linebackers Baraka Atkins, Orie Lemon and Adrian Hamilton; wide receivers Saalim Hakim and Tim Benford; quarterback Rudy Carpenter; tight end Andrew Szczerba; defensive backs Eddie Whitley, Lionel Smith, Teddy Williams and Akwasi Owusu-Ansah; and running back Shaun Chapas.
Mike Gibson No Updates Riley Cooper News Philadelphia wide receiver Riley Cooper came down with only one catch during the Week 16 loss to Washington Sunday. Cooper went for 18 yards and was targeted twice overall by quarterback Nick Foles in the game.
Jeremy Williams No Updates Matt Tobin No Updates Todd Herremans No Updates Nate Menkin No Updates Matt Barkley News The biggest surprise of the first round of the NFL Draft had to be the Bills selecting former Florida State quarterback EJ Manuel instead of the other first-round possibilities of Ryan Nassib and Geno Smith. Matt Barkley, however, was projected as more of a late first-round or second-round guy, though he was also rated by NFLDraftScout.com as the second-best quarterback in the NFL Draft. Except he went much later than that, as the Eagles drafted him with the first pick of the fourth round (98th overall) on Saturday. Barkley could have come out of school after his junior season. As it turns out, he might have been better off doing that -- even though he would have been going against Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Ryan Tannehill. Perhaps, if Barkley had a great 2012 season and led USC to a national title, this year's draft would have been a different story for him. But he didn't play that well, and the Trojans went 7-5. Now, Barkley is a fourth-round draft pick -- which, based off last year, is a big disappointment. That disappointment includes a massive financial hit in light of where pundits thought he'd get selected. Here's the good news, though. The Eagles wanted him badly enough to trade this year's seventh-round pick to the Jaguars in order to move up three spots and grab him.
Injury Shoulder - Probable for start of training camp Jeff Owens No Updates Jordan Poyer No Updates Will Murphy No Updates Clifton Geathers News The Eagles traded fullback Stanley Havili to the Colts for defensive end Clifton Geathers.
Donnie Jones No Updates Matt Tennant No Updates Julian Vandervelde No Updates Ed Wang No Updates Isaac Sopoaga News The Eagles struck in free agency by adding four defensive players: cornerback Bradley Fletcher, safety Patrick Chung, linebacker Jason Phillips and defensive lineman Isaac Sopoaga.
Kurt Coleman News Philadelphia safety Kurt Coleman is starting for the Eagles in the Week 16 game Sunday. Coleman was probable entering the game on the injury report due to a chest contusion. He was never expected to miss time, however.
Brent Celek News Eagles tight end Brent Celek totaled three catches for 43 yards Week 17 at N.Y. Giants. His longest catch went 28 yards and he was targeted five times. Celek finished the season with 57 catches for 684 yards and one touchdown in 15 games.
Nick Miller News The Rams released linebacker David Nixon and wide receiver Nick Miller, who was facing a four-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs. The team also did not offer a tender to restricted free agent defensive end C.J. Ah You. Curtis Marsh News The Eagles were able to sign defensive back Curtis Marsh, who they selected in the third round of April's NFL Draft, on Wednesday just in time for camp. The converted running back transitioned well to defense in his senior season at Utah State, starting 12 games at cornerback last year with a pair of interceptions. Casey Matthews News Eagles linebacker Casey Matthews suffered a concussion Week 17 at N.Y. Giants and was unable to finish the game. He had no stats before getting hurt.
Emmanuel Acho News The Eagles have traded running back Dion Lewis to the Browns for linebacker Emmanuel Acho.
Ifeanyi Momah News The Eagles are taking a chance on 6-foot-7 receiver Ifeanyi Momah, signing him to a deal in March. Momah was a fifth-year senior at Boston College when he tore his ACL in the first game of the 2011 season, ending his college career. He didn't play in 2012 but obviously did enough during a workout at his school to impress the Eagles.
Dennis Kelly No Updates Ronald Johnson News The Eagles have released linebackers Ryan Rau and Marcus Dowtin, receiver Ron Johnson and cornerback Chris Hawkins
Russell Shepard No Updates Brandon Hughes News Eagles defensive back Brandon Hughes was forced out of Thursday's contest against the Bengals after suffering an undisclosed injury. Hughes sustained the injury after taking a brutal block during punt coverage. He was able to walk to the sidelines under his own power.
Fletcher Cox News Eagles defensive lineman Fletcher Cox had another quality performance during Thursday's contest against the Bengals in Week 15. Cox had a productive game as he registered 1.5 sacks in a 34-13 defeat. He also finished with four tackles (three solo) on the night.
Jason Peters No Updates Jason Avant News Eagles wide receiver Jason Avant finished with four catches for 39 yards Week 17 at N.Y. Giants. Avant, who was targeted five times, left the game after the team's first drive for X-rays on his foot and knee, but he returned to action in the second quarter and finished out the game. Avant finished the season with 53 catches for 648 yards and no touchdowns in 14 games. It was the first time in his seven-year career Avant didn't have at least one receiving touchdown.
David Sims News Eagles defensive back David Sims led his team in tackles in Week 9 against the Saints. He recorded eight total (six solo) and also defended a pass in the 28-13 loss.
Nick Cole No Updates Jason Kelce No Updates David King No Updates Demetress Bell No Updates Dallas Reynolds No Updates Trent Edwards News The Eagles released quarterback Trent Edwards on Monday, the team announced. Edwards, who served as Philadelphia's No. 3 QB last season, attempted just two passes all of last year.
Jason Phillips News The Eagles struck in free agency by adding four defensive players: cornerback Bradley Fletcher, safety Patrick Chung, linebacker Jason Phillips and defensive lineman Isaac Sopoaga.
Jon Dorenbos No Updates Dennis Dixon News The Eagles on Thursday agreed to a two-year deal with quarterback Dennis Dixon. Eagles coach Chip Kelly was Dixon's offensive coordinator his senior season at Oregon, when Dixon threw for 20 touchdowns, rushed for nine more and threw four interceptions. Dixon has attempted just 59 passes in four games over five NFL seasons with the Steelers and Ravens.
Nate Allen News Philadelphia defensive back Nate Allen (hamstring) is inactive for the Week 9 Monday night game at New Orleans. Allen was questionable to play due to his injury this week after being listed as probable Week 8 with the same ailment and playing in that game against the Falcons.