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Video: Newly Straight Antoine Dodson Is Expecting A Child
Nigel Campbell | September 19, 2013
Antoine "Hide your kids, Hide your wife" Dodson, who previously denounced his gayness, is now an expectant father!
Antoine tells TMZ, "We took two tests to be sure. I'm having a baby – no hoax, no joke."
Harvey Levin asked Mr Dodson if he directly impregnated his 'Queen.'
"Directly impregnated that I really do love," Mr Dodson replied, "I really do love this girl."
Dodson went on to call becoming straight a "process."
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Healthy Green Fun Idea #2
I can never, ever remember to turn out all the lights, turn off the computer, and unplug the appliances/cell phones. I know these habits can save a lot of energy. I know it can save us money. For whatever reason (latent fear of the dark? sheer laziness? poor attention to detail?), I manage to forget something–a light, a cell phone cord, the coffee maker.
A friend mentioned that her dad used to charge them .05 cents for every light they left on. My kids are young, don't really have money, and I'm the biggest culprit. Charging myself didn't seem very effective. Then I read about a mom who, as they leave the house, has her kids run all around looking for anything plugged in or left on. For every item they find, they get .05 cents.
The first time I tried it, my son raced all over the house as fast as he could go. He beamed as I handed him .25 cents. Even the three year old got a dime. I was worried that a few weeks into this game they would get bored or my behavior would change. We don't play every time we leave, but we do it enough that I can vouch that no, my behavior doesn't change and yes, the incentive system still works. The net effect is definitely lower energy bills.
A few lessons learned:
Especially for parents with older kids: no, they can't get paid for things THEY purposely left on and siblings cannot scheme to jack up earnings
Unplugging the DVR may get your child $.05 cents, but will lead to great disappointment when you try to watch that episode of Mad Men. Tag "exempt" cords with red tape.
Unbridled enthusiasm has been known to tip over lamps and lead to dropped hair dryers. You may want to tag "fragile" cords as well.
What about you? Do you play any other games to remember these "harder" habits? Have any other ways to remind yourself? Would love to hear your ideas!
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The cover fits very well once it is on the car. I like the feel of the fabric and it COMPLETELY covers the car down to the garage floor. The only thing is, and it's not necessarly bad, is the elastic is so tight it is tough to get the cover on the car as it slides all over until you get it secured on one end or the other. Like I said, not a bad thing as the tight elastic keeps it in place once it's on. WOuld I buy this cover again? A definate YES! Great value for the money.


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CINCINNATI (AP) Andy Dalton kept the offense in the huddle for more than a few seconds.
Coordinator Hue Jackson wasn't happy.
''C'mon guys, get `em in and out!'' Jackson yelled from the sideline, his arms crossed in a show of disapproval. ''Let's go!''
The Bengals' offense has a few new features this season under Jackson, and the most noticeable involves speed. Cincinnati no longer has a low gear when it comes to getting lined up and snapping the ball.
There's only fast and faster.
The up-tempo approach was on display Tuesday during the first workout of minicamp. Jackson, who took over as offensive coordinator when Jay Gruden was hired as Washington's head coach, wants to see the Bengals develop a more consistent running game. He's added a few new touches, such as more shifting before plays.
And there's that constant attention to the play clock.
It's essentially the same offense run at a different speed.
''It's an adjustment,'' offensive lineman Andrew Whitworth said. ''You start getting it where guys are playing harder and faster, and then you have to be able to do it over a long period of time, all of the time. All those things tie in.
''As this game gets faster and sped up, guys are going to have to prepare the right way. To play that style, you have to prepare yourself.''
They started getting accustomed to it during voluntary offseason workouts. The entire offense was together on Tuesday for the first day of the mandatory minicamp, getting a better feel for how the new approach translates into running plays.
The huddles go quicker. The receivers run to their spots before the ball is snapped. The quarterbacks get rid of the ball quickly.
It takes more energy and concentration to go at that pace.
''You definitely feel it,'' receiver Marvin Jones said. ''When you keep pushing it and make that second-nature, it gets easy. We're at the point now where we just have to keep pushing.''
The Bengals lost both coordinators from a team that made the playoffs for the third season in a row, only to lose the opening game for the third straight time. Cincinnati hasn't won a playoff game since the 1990 season, tied for the sixth-longest streak of futility in NFL history.
The offense ranked 10th in the league last season - 18th in running, eighth in passing. Dalton had one of the best seasons by a Bengals quarterback, throwing for a club-record 4,293 yards and 33 touchdowns. He had another bad game in the playoffs, a theme to his first three seasons.
The offense returns virtually intact, with Dalton negotiating a long-term extension heading into the final season of his contract. Dalton doesn't have to learn a new offense under Jackson, who was an assistant in Cincinnati each of the past two seasons.
''It is the same offense that we were running, but there's a lot of tweaks in there, a lot of tweaks with how Hue likes to do things,'' Dalton said.
Mainly, he wants to see things done faster. Jackson has given Dalton a lot of responsibility for making sure the offense is lined up correctly and gets the plays off smoothly.
''So it's making sure guys are lined up how you want them to be, how we're doing our motions, guys are going full-speed,'' Dalton said. ''They want to do everything quick. We want to do everything quick, too. We want to get back and be ready to go.''
Notes: The Bengals re-signed TE Alex Smith, who was a free agent. Smith joined the Bengals as a free agent from Cleveland last season and caught 13 passes for 47 yards. A wrist injury forced him to miss the playoff loss to San Diego. ... Coach Marvin Lewis said that if training camp opened this week, CB Leon Hall would be lined up as a starter. Hall is ahead of schedule in recovering from his second torn Achilles' tendon in the past three years. He didn't participate in full-team drills on Tuesday. ... Lewis was much more guarded about DT Geno Atkins, who is coming back from a torn ACL suffered on Oct. 31. It's unclear whether he'll be ready to start the season.
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Has anyone seen it?
They could be sisters.
YES! Was it "The Christmas Ornament" with Cameron Mathison?
She's just lost her husband, Owner of a bicycle shop, and he gives her a butterfly ornament, meaning "Hope"
Can u tell I liked the movie. :)
Littleguysmom told me about this movie..
The friend, Jewel Staite, did look like Jordan and ALL I could think about is that I wish they'd bring ..
CAMERON MATHISON to DAYS for HOPE!! :)
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Leicester's Vardy rewarded with new four-year deal
Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has signed a new four-year contract, committing his future to the Premier League newcomers until 2018.
Vardy, 27, joined Leicester from Fleetwood Town in summer 2012 and has scored 21 goals in 70 appearances, netting 16 goals as they won the Championship title last season.
He was named Players' Player of the Year by his Leicester team-mates, and told the club's official website: "I'm over the moon. We all know that the club wants to keep improving and stay in the Premier League, and I definitely want to be a part of that.
"[Manager] Nigel Pearson brought me here. He was a big influence [on the signing of the new deal], and now I've just got to repay him on the field."
Vardy joins Danny Drinkwater, Matty James, Liam Moore, Wes Morgan, David Nugent, Jeff Schlupp, Kasper Schmeichel, Gary Taylor-Fletcher and Marcin Wasilewski in signing new deals since Leicester's promotion.


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Poteau Main Street Matters
Poteau Main Street MattersP.O. Box 353 or 104 N. Witte Ave., Poteau, OK 74953Contact: Eric Standridge, Program Manager at 918-647-8648Historic Downtown Poteau: Preserving the Past … Planning for the Future. Downtown Poteau was developed as the business hub of the community in the early 1900s. We still have businesses that have been here since 1896 like Bridgman's Furniture. Downtown Poteau was featured in the October 2006 edition of The Oklahoman and featured in the Jan/Feb, 2010 issue of the Oklahoma Today magazine. Poteau became an official Oklahoma Main Street community in 2005. Since then the downtown business owners have reinvested more than $2,112,000 in projects on the historical buildings. Downtown Poteau is the center of most festivals and events that take place every year. We now have two restaurants, antique stores, up-scaled clothing, gifts, jewelry, beauty boutiques, furniture and other unique retail stores. We still have our original post office, bank, hardware store, new city hall and police station all located in walking distance downtown.This year we will have a new streetscape and a new convention center coming downtown. Come to Poteau Main Street to shop, dine, relax and have fun.


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After Thanksgiving, Battle Over Trump's Border Wall Looms
The Problem with Our $6 Trillion War Tab
Amazing Facts and Figures from the Pentagon's Failed Audit
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Chart of the Day: Is Demand for US Debt Drying Up?
Bloomberg's John Auther and The Washington Post's Heather Long both highlight this chart from Deutsche Bank's chief U.S. economist, Torsten Slok, showing weaker demand for 30-year Treasury bonds. "...
The Problem with Our $6 Trillion War Tab
We told you last week that the total long-term cost of post-9/11 wars is approaching $6 trillion , according to a report by the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown...
Securing America's Future Requires Political Courage NowBy Russ Latino
My son is five. He plays with Legos and digs old-school video games. My daughter is three. She likes dolls and is prone to uncontrollable giggling with no apparent provocation. Neither have much...
Deficit Hit $100 Billion in OctoberBy The Fiscal Times Staff
The U.S. government spent $353 billion in October while revenues came in at $253 billion, producing a deficit of $100 billion. Receipts were 7 percent higher than a year ago, but spending was up 18...
What Should Democrats Do Now That They've Won the House?By Michael Rainey
With Democrats winning control of the House Tuesday, political experts are lining up to give advice on what they should do with their new powers. While there's little chance of enacting significant...
Two Wall Street Titans Warn About the Rising Risk of a Debt-Driven CrisisBy The Fiscal Times Staff
"[W]hen you have two of the most influential people in finance sounding the alarm over the same scenario, it's probably time to start paying attention," says Bloomberg's Brian Chappatta . The two...
Visualizing the 'Great Decoupling'By Michael Rainey
The Washington Post's Catherine Rampell asked economist and data visualization specialist Jonathan Schwabish of the Urban Institute to create a chart that shows how unusual the large and growing...
As Deficit Soars, Trump Advisers Focus on Discretionary Spending Cuts
National Security Adviser John Bolton, speaking Wednesday at an event hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society in Washington, warned that the national debt is a societal threat with security...
Trump Says He'll Start Paying Down the Debt. Here's Why That's Not LikelyBy Michael Rainey
In a somewhat surprising statement on fiscal policy, President Trump said Wednesday that the U.S. will start reducing its more than $21 trillion national debt. "We're going to start paying down debt...
Who Owns US Debt?By The Fiscal Times Staff
At Bloomberg , bond strategist David Ader suggests that, while there are plenty of threats that could drive interest rates higher, the idea that foreigners are pulling back from U.S. debt isn't one...
US Treasury to Borrow More Than $1.3 Trillion in 2018By Michael Rainey
The U.S. Treasury said Monday it expects to issue about $425 billion in debt this quarter, raising its 2018 borrowing to more than $1.3 trillion, a 145 percent increase from the $546 billion issued...
US Debt Issuance Headed for a Record HighBy Michael Rainey
Bond traders expect the U.S. Treasury to announce record-setting debt sales at the end of the month, Bloomberg's Liz McCormick says : "Many strategists at primary-dealer firms predict that the...
Most Americans Haven't Heard Much About the Rising Deficit
The Treasury Department's announcement last week that the federal budget deficit grew 17 percent to $779 billion in fiscal 2018, the highest level in six years, was pretty big news around these parts...
Bond Traders Shrug Off Massive Debt AuctionsBy Michael Rainey
The U.S. Treasury is issuing $276 billion in debt this week as the deficit continues to soar in the wake of the tax cuts and higher government spending this year, with some specific bills and notes...
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|Lone Star College-Kingwood's Open House is on Saturday, April 5 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Student-Conference Center. For more information, call 281-318-4312.
Held in the Student-Conference Center, potential students, parents and community members will have an opportunity to speak one-on-one with the various credit, workforce, continuing education and student service programs that are offered at the college.
"Open House is a great chance for the community to visit our beautiful campus, our first-rate facilities, and our warm and accommodating faculty and staff. We encourage anyone with an interest in higher education to come and visit with us during this event," said John Turner, associate dean of Student Development. "We'll have a variety of events planned, that include an expo-style program showcase, tours of campus, free food, live music, and activities especially for our younger visitors."
Participating departments will provide handouts as well as conduct demonstrations (if applicable) and visitors are invited to take a tour of the campus. Prospective students will have a chance to win iPads, iPod Touch, iTunes gift cards, Rockets tickets and movie tickets during the afternoon. As a part of the Open House, the public is invited to attend an outdoor festival, hosted by the Office of Student Life, complete with live music and free crawfish.
"The one-on-one attention that we can provide at events like this creates a much richer bond with our community, and allows us to pay specific attention to the individual needs of our potential students and their families," Turner said. "It's going to be a wonderful event, with almost a homecoming-style feel, that we know will energize potential students, community members, alumni, and our faculty and staff."
For more information on the Open House, call 281-318-4312 or visit www.lonestar.edu/openhouse.
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Guided by both an inherent need to protect his own son and the frustration felt over the lack of options when it comes to environmentally mindful baby products, this California-based dad took the initiative to create a line of responsibly produced baby bottles.
The more company founder Michael Ritterbrown read about the neurological, developmental and reproductive hazards present in polycarbonate plastic, the more he felt the responsibility to create this line of quality baby bottles that are safe for both humans and the environment.
Looking beyond just the bottles themselves, Ritterbrown packages all products with 100% recycled paper and soy inks. In an effort to give back, Green to Grow has partnered with 1% for the Planet, pledging to donate 1% of their annual sales to environmental causes. The company has also founded Bottles to Babies, connecting women's shelters with local non-profits and promising to donate a new nipple for every used bottle given to a family in need.
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Larry Fitzgerald Sr. Thinks Flip Saunders will Flip Back to Coach of the Twolves?
On the Tuesday edition of my show Overtime, Larry Fitzgerald Sr. joined me to talk Minnesota sports.
Fitzgerald Sr. has been covering sports for decades in the twin cities and works currently as the Sports Editor and Columnist for the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
When asked about the future of the Minnesota Timberwolves and specifically the coaching spot for the 2014-2015 season, Fitzgerald spoke on how he believes Flip Saunders will take over next year as the head coach and Rick Adelman will not be back.
What a interesting thought.
Flip Saunders, currently the President of Basketball Operations for the Minnesota Timberwolves, Flip has been the coach of the Twolves before.
Whether it becomes fact or not, the pure idea sparks so many intriguing roster scenarios as well as laying out a very interesting blue print for what the Wolves could potentially do in regards to immediate production as well.
While the head coach of the Minnesota Timberwovles, Saunders compiled over 300 wins and took the Wolves to 8 playoff appearances and a conference finals berth in 2004.
Granted, there was a guy named Kevin Garnett playing for Flip then and the West wasn't as strong as it is today. but either way, the idea as mentioned before, garners a lot of optimism from Wolves fans.
That in itself, may be a good idea because the faithful there in the twin cities are getting tired of the same song and dance.
The words "next year" have been played out and the impending future of Kevin Love has them feeling quite uneasy.
From all reports, Flips relationship with Love is strong and the trust that Love didn't have in former GM David Kahn, he has in Saunders.
Its going to take that, plus a solid hire moving forward and legitimate pieces surrounding Love to keep him in the land of 10,000 lakes but if that solid hire turns out to be Flip, it may bode even better for the Timberwolves in regards to convincing their franchise player to stick around.
The idea as well has some negatives. Typcially, the second time around always isn't the best idea. Like going back to your ex-girlfriend. Like sequels in Hollywood. Sometimes its better to have the memories of the first time around instead of the bad memories from the second go at it.
Plus, Flips last stop in Washington with the Wizards didn't work out well and it was a similar situation to what the Wolves are in now and not to mention it was in the Eastern Conference not the West.
Larry Fitzgerald Sr. got me and my listeners thinking with his comments on the future at head coach for the Minnesota Timberwolves but only time will tell if his proclamation will become fact or not.
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If Nook Goes Bust, Will Your E-Books Survive?
After the flagging fortunes of the Nook tablet prompted Barnes & Noble's CEO to resign, loyal customers may be wondering what will happen to their electronic libraries if the company goes kaput. MarketwWatch's Quentin Fottrell has answers on Lunch Break.
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Welcome back to our weekly Top 10 Android App Updates column, where we take a look at the most upgraded apps for the week. I've found that one of the best ways to discover useful apps is to look at what people are actually updating, and not focus on which apps have the most installs.
To find the most updated apps, I turn to AppAware. It's a great tool that shows me which apps have active support from their developers and sometimes reminds me of an old app that I might have removed long ago. Make sure to install it so your activity can help determine our weekly top 10 list.
This week I'm going to do things a little different. I normally filter out apps that have over 10 million installs, but I'm going to make an exception for popular apps that had significant updates. I hope you enjoy this weekly feature and discover some apps that you might find useful.
AppAware – Version 3.1.3
What's new in this version:
- Great new Discover screen customized for you – with Top Apps, Top Games and news from Android And Me.
- Feeds (Worldwide, Around Me and From Friends) are now listed in the Browse section.
Speaking of AppAware, these guys just released an update that includes a new home screen. Users can now easily browse the top apps and games of the day, featured apps, and news from Android and Me. If you love discovering new apps, then AppAware is a must download.
Songifty – Version 1.0.3
What's new in this version:
- Fixed bug which sometimes led to a force-close when returning to the app after a while.
- Fixed bug which sometimes led to crash when accessing the Song Store page, and occasionally at other times.
- Greatly reduced cache usage
- No longer request following permissions: FINE (GPS) LOCATION, READ SENSITIVE LOG DATA
- Critical bug fix to make app more stable
Songifty is a new app that turns speech into music automatically. It has been available on iOS for awhile and already racked up 9 million downloads, but this is the first time it's available on Android. If you want to see what this app can do, then check out the AutoTune the News series on YouTube.
KakaoStory – Version 0.9.1
What's new in this version:
- Supports English
- 'Recent Notifications' are shown separately
- Font size setting available
- Recently added friends are shown separately
- Landscape mode disabled due to bugs discovered on certain devices
- Fixed an error that caused the app to terminate when entering detailed view of a story
- Fixed an error that caused texts to shake in 'Feeds' tab
- Other minor bugs fixed
KakaoStory appears to be the Korean version of Instagram. It has some unique features like the ability to express your emotions on friends' stories using 5 different emotions available. A recent updated added support for English, so give it a look if you love social picture apps.
ShoeBox – Version 2.0.4
What's new in this version:
- Fix issues with Facebook login
- Improve stability
- Addresses display bug on HTC One
- Ensures photos are saved to your phone's Gallery (ShoeBox album)
- Fixes issue with large screens not displaying the captured image
- Improves reliability of upload
ShoeBox is another app new to Android that claims to be the "fastest way to scan your old paper photos and share them with family and friends." It uses your camera to scan in photos and has special edge detection and perspective correction features to make sure your pics turn out ok. The app is backed by 1000memories.com, so all your photos are backed up to the cloud. The latest update fixed a number of bugs including Facebook login and support for the HTC One.
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What's new in this version:
- Support Google Drive
- Shortcuts,encoding for FTP Server…
- Use https for Box.net
Yesterday we praised Solid Explorer as being one of the nicest looking file managers, but ES File Explorer easily has more features. This week they added support for Google Drive, which joins a long list of other cloud storage services they already support. The app has over 30 million downloads and still maintains an average review of 4.7.
Maxthon Web Browser – Version 2.6.5
What's new in this version:
- [New Features]
- +Hide bottom toolbar
- +Brand new app icon
- [Improvements]
- *Fixed WAP page display problems for certain HTC model
- *Improved UI for favorite/bookmark button on the left of address bar
- *Fixed crash problem from skin system
- *Other fixes and improvements
There is a long list of alternative web browsers, and Maxthon is one of the better reviewed ones with an average score of 4.7. The PC version has already gained 550 million downloads, but the newer Android version is still pretty new and just passed 1 million installs. I can't find any unique stand-out features not offered on other browsers, but some of you may still enjoy the overall look and feel of Maxthon.
Bump – Version 3.3.0
What's new in this version:
- Now bump photos from your phone to your computer!
- Save them to your hard drive or get a short link to share wherever you want.
Bump is an app that allows you to share content between two phones by physically bumping them together. This week the dev team added a new feature that allows users to share photos to a PC by bumping their phone to their keyboard space bar. I know a lot of our readers enjoy Bump so I wanted to share this interesting update, but I haven't ever found a real need to use the app.
Google Shopper – Version 2.4
What's new in this version:
- Search history and search suggestions for faster searching as you shop
- Weekly sales at featured local stores
- A new homepage with popular products and offers
Google Shopper helps you find information on millions of products. This week Google updated the app with a new homepage that shows popular products and offers. I have used the app on and off, but I think I still prefer ShopSavvy.
GTasks: To Do List – Version 1.0.1
What's new in this version:
- New Android 4.0 UI.
- Select google account on title bar.
- Batch set due date& move to other list & indent & delete etc.
- Improve drag&drop sort
- Search
- Bugs fix
Google still doesn't have a native app for their tasks service, but GTasks is about as close as you can get. A recent updated added a new Android 4.0 theme, improved drag and drop sort, and fixed a few bugs. If you are looking for a simple to-dos manager that mimics the Ice Cream Sandwich Holo theme and syncs with Google Tasks, this might be your app.
Zillow Real Estate & Rentals – Version varies with device
What's new in this version:
- Get mortgage calculators, real-time mortgage rates & personalized loan quotes
- Draw your own search area. Narrow your search region by drawing a boundary around specific streets & save those custom-drawn searches
- Map & sort your favorites list
- Map your notifications on both Android phones & tablets
- Select & compare favorites on Android tablets
- View complete price & tax history on home detail pages
- Bug fixes to filters
Next time you think about moving, make sure you give Zillow Real Estate a try. It offers one of the best experiences I have tried for searching homes and apartments, and the app is constantly updated with new enhancements. The latest version includes a mortgage calculator, the ability to draw a search area on a map, and the ability to setup notifications for properties you are watching.


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ATTLEBORO, Massachusetts (Reuters) - The body of a man that former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez is accused of murdering last month was found with the keys to a black Chevrolet Suburban that Hernandez had rented, according to court papers released on Thursday.
The victim, semi-professional football player Odin Lloyd, was discovered on June 17 in an industrial area not far from Hernandez' North Attleborough home. His cell phone contained messages exchanged with Hernandez the night of Lloyd's death.
Authorities on Thursday released about 100 pages of heavily redacted search warrants and affidavits related to their investigation of Lloyd's death.
Hernandez was cut from the National Football League team on June 26, shortly after police arrested him on charges that he orchestrated the execution-style murder.
The former tight end has pleaded not guilty to six criminal counts including murder and weapons charges tied to Lloyd's death last month.
Hernandez made a brief appearance in Massachusetts state court on Wednesday, when Judge Daniel O'Shea agreed to a request by prosecutors to delay until August 22 a hearing to establish probable cause in the case.
Lloyd's body, which was found about a less than a mile from Hernandez's home, had been shot five times at close range with two of the bullets passing through his body, prosecutors have said.
Prosecutors said that Hernandez soured on Lloyd, 27, a few nights before the body was found, with the two arguing after Lloyd socialized at a nightclub with people that Hernandez disliked.
Two other men have been taken into custody in connection with the case. Ernest Wallace, who is suspected of being an "accessory after the fact," turned himself in to police in Miramar, Florida, last month. Another man, Carlos Ortiz, was arrested in Connecticut on charges of being a fugitive from justice.
Hernandez, 23, had been a rising young star in the NFL who had signed a $41 million contract with one of the league's top franchises before his arrest.
Patriots Coach Bill Belichick on Wednesday made his first remarks on the case, saying that the team had been "shocked and disappointed" by the news.
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BP of Ancient Steel or Ghost Reaver's BP?
I was sure BP of Ancient Steel was better for prot tanking until I saw on Icy Veins that the GhostReaver was farther down the gear list (even tho i-level is the same). Does the Ghost Reaver have better reforge/regem potential for us? Just want to doublecheck with you all before committing with the mats.
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The ranking on the Icy Veins is by ilevel and then simply alphabetical, so I wouldn't worry: it's not contradicting your initial assessment. Ghost Reaver has a bit more mastery but couples that crit, which is the one stat we don't have much use for. Ancient Steel has a lot of dodge, which is still a decent tanking stat. I'd use AskMrRobot if you want to see a ranking of items according to some index of desirability (load your character, (right?) click on the chest and you should get a new screen with the upgrades ranked by the gearing scheme).
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It's been a crazy week for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans that kicked-off with quotes from producer Michael Bay which revealed that the turtles in the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie will be of alien origin.
Following that statement, Michael Bay responded and so did director Jonathan Liebesman (read here), but now comes word from Bleeding Cool that the film's working title might actually just be Ninja Turtles, indicating that the movie might be losing the teenager aspect as well.
A source for the site said: It seems to be driven by marketing. Think of John Carter and how Disney wouldnt allow for a title with either Princess or Mars.
One thing that might back up their claim is that the forums at Michael Bay's official site only list the movie as Ninja Turtles as well. You can see for yourself here.
Paramount Pictures is planning a December 25, 2013 release for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (or "Ninja Turtles") .


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Today we are checking out ADATA's new JMicron JMF612 controller based SSD, the S596 128GB. The S596 is rated at up to 250MB/s read and 180MB/s write read on to see how it performs compared to some other JMicron and Sandforce based SSDs!
ADATA is well-known in the industry for their memory products and offer a fairly diverse lineup of products from RAM to flash drives. Founded in 2001, they have recently begun their foray into Solid State Drive (SSD) storage and asked us to evaluate one of their drives from their 500 Series of SSD's. The S596 model we received is of the 128GB variety featuring MLC NAND and a JMicron JMF612 controller. We've seen this controller before in other models and have a good idea what to expect but changes to the firmware could make a significant difference in the overall drive performance.
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The Harper government's own Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy recommends
a carbon tax an "emission price signal", a cap-and-trade system, or both, in its report released today in Ottawa.
Will the Greens remain the only party in Canada to support a carbon tax – and what it reasonably calls tax shifting?
The big three
automakers national parties, politically beholden to the worst fears of automakers and/or their employees, choose not to lead Canada toward one of the most meaningful climate change solutions – even while Québec (and, on auto emissions standards, California) already begin to take such actions on their own.
Anyone who did more than space out during the 1970s will remember the oil embargo which plunged the world into gasoline shortages and, therefore, higher prices and drastic conservation measures.
Is there no imagination for adapting measures we took then, maybe even discourage driving?
We could, for those still necessarily married to their cars, combine better gas mileage (such as was attained in the '70s) with lower carbon emissions we so desperately need nowadays and into the future.
We could make it more tax-advantageous for drivers to take along a passenger or two rather than have them continue to contribute to traffic gridlock – and all the inherent costs, environmental and otherwise – in urban and suburban parts of the country.
We could hope politicians would get their heads out of their short-term electoral asses and invest in longer-term solutions for "our children and grandchildren" they are so quick to invoke on other issues. Imagine if public transit – whether in big cities or small towns – was so reliable and affordable as to make the car almost redundant. As my mother correctly points out people in smaller towns must have cars to get around so long as there are no better options. This would require levels of infrastructure investments not seen in decades but could employ millions of the same people who see nothing but trouble in the means to an end polls say so many of us would like to see.
It would also necessarily take time and that's something we cannot afford to waste. Meanwhile it is time to significantly adjust our lives to new realities, with all necessary supports to make the burdens equitable.
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Since Sunday, those following the 76ers, and maybe just NBA basketball fans, have followed the saga of bringing Allen Iverson back to the Sixers. Now, as of this morning when the Sixers released the news, we know he's agreed to return. The details are: pro-rated of the $1.3 minimum, non-guaranteed, becomes guaranteed on Jan. 10, he will make his "return debut" on Monday against the Denver Nuggets.
Get your tickets quickly, because for the first time in a while, a Sixers game is hot.
Now the "Will he return?" saga is over and thus begins the "How will this work?" saga.
I'm here in Oklahoma City, preparing to head over to Sixers shootaround at the Ford Center. In about an hour, I'll post exactly what the Sixers have to say about this move, including head coach Eddie Jordan, as well as videos. If you want the insta, in-the-minute updates, follow on Twitter, where things are posted as they happen: Deep Sixer. If you want to chat about this move, what might happen, why it happened, how it might work, tune in for the Live Chat at 2 p.m. Eastern: Sixers Chat.
Just got back from the Ford Center. And posted a video of Eddie Jordan talking about Iverson, the possibility of him starting, and the changes in the offense (Jordan said it wouldn't be hard to teach Iverson the "iso" plays, meaning the clear-out, Iverson-to-the-hoop plays.) You can find that video in the Deep Sixer video player below on the right.
Here are some quotes from Jordan: "I told him the rules we had in place and Ed [Stefanski] laid down the conditions as far as rules that everybody abides by. And I told the team, we all have flexibility in our personalities, some guys do this, some guys do that, some guys listen to their music loud, some softly, some walk the straight and narrow, some guys waver. But as long as you're in the border of that road we're going, it's fine. But once you break that border, there are fines to be paid and consequences."
Maybe, at least for today, we should just revel in knowing one of the best players in franchise history is returning. But I'm assuming there are some die-hard Sixers fans out there who want to know how this might fit in. Here are some gathered insights:
1.) The only way this deal was going to go down was as non-guaranteed because the Sixers want to keep control of the situaiton. This is smart because now they're getting the best available player without strapping themselves to any of the potential drama (just being real here). Check out the quote from Jordan about laying down conditions.
2.) Right now, rookie Jrue Holiday is starting, but that won't last (of course!). He's going to be a very, very good player, but he won't be seeing the kind of minutes he's been seeing since Lou Williams broke his jaw. Look for him to play about 15 minutes a game now. Does that stall his progress or is playing 30 minutes a game too much right now for a 19 year old? That's debatable. As long as he keeps those 15 minutes and gets in every game, he should be making progress without carrying an overwhelming burden.
Jordan said Holiday was a "tough-minded" kid who will be OK, he'll be fine. Jordan said he hasn't yet talked to Holiday about it.
3.) Iguodala. Hmmmm. My vibe is he's OK with this move to bring Iverson back, if only because it's been such a rough start to this season and obviously they need something, they're almost dull to the losing at this point.
For the most part, I think you're going to hear today from a team that's excited Allen Iverson is back, because they've fallen to irrelevant in this city -- and in the NBA -- and for as long as this lasts, they're back on the map.
4.) As for the on-court play, the read-and-react offense of Eddie Jordan, I think that's obviously going to take a backseat for now. It's too late for Iverson to learn the offense in-depth and, really, do we want him to? At this point, he's back as a Sixer, the team is 5-13, I think the idea is to put the ball in his hands and see what he can still do.
Jordan said this was the Sixers "seizing the moment."
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4. Key 2011 Census Output Strategies
The Internet has played an ever increasing role in the dissemination of Census products. It provides the ABS with the opportunity to place its products on the desktops and in the households of users not just Australia wide but world wide, and forms the cornerstone of the 2011 Census dissemination strategy.
Previously, the ABS released Census data as a defined range of products containing predefined tables for most levels of geography. While this defined data will still be available for the 2011 Census, a range of other Internet-based products will also be available. These products will have greater flexibility, allowing clients to choose topics rather than just geography and even to have some ability to create customised cross-classifications. There will be some restrictions on the level of geographic disaggregation that will be available in order to guarantee the confidentiality of information about individuals. This is dealt with in more detail in Chapter 7: Data Issues.
Most data from the 2011 Census will be released free of charge. The suite of 2011 Census products and associated pricing is outlined in Chapter 5: The 2011 Census Data Product Range.
Australian Censuses have traditionally given priority to place of enumeration data. The place of enumeration is the location at which the person was counted on Census night. This type of count provides a snapshot in any given area. Although the Census is timed to attempt to capture the typical situation, holiday resort areas, such as the Gold Coast and snowfields, may show a large enumeration count compared with the usual residence count, which is based on where people usually live.
It should be noted that Census usual residence population counts differ significantly from the official Estimated Resident Population. Usual residence counts have not been adjusted for underenumeration and exclude Australian residents who were overseas on Census night.
The 2011 Census results will be released on a new geographical classification, the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS). This geography is more stable than the previously used Australian Standard Geographical Classification and will improve the quality of outputs available from the Census. More detail about the ASGS is provided in Chapter 6: Changes between the 2006 and 2011 Censuses.
For more information about Census products and the ASGS, please refer to Census of Population and Housing: Outcomes from the 2011 Census Output Geography Discussion Paper, 2011 (cat. no. 2911.0.55.003).
One of the primary goals of the Census is to provide timely and responsive output to users. Due to the enormous task associated with processing in excess of 11 million Census forms, the previous three Censuses have aimed at delivering data as quickly as possible through a two-phase release. First release data contain core demographic variables and second release tables contain variables that require more complex processing.
First release data will be made available as soon as possible after the Census with a release date of 21 June 2012. The second release data will follow four months later, on 30 October 2012. The supplementary data release, third release, will begin on 28 March 2013, with products released progressively until the end of 2013. This will finalise all Census data output for the 2011 Census.
Commencing with the 2006 Census, the ABS began a project to enhance the value of Census data by bringing it together with other datasets to leverage more information from the combination of individual datasets than is available from the datasets separately.
The Census Data Enhancement (CDE) project improves and expands the range of official statistics available to Australian society, and improves the evidence base to support good government policy making, program management and service delivery. For more detail, please refer to Census Data Enhancement Project: An Update, Oct 2010 (cat. no. 2062.0).
The CDE project is a major project involving integrating unit record data from the Census with other ABS and non-ABS datasets to create new datasets for statistical and research purposes. The project also adds value to data from the Census by bringing it together with data from future Censuses. There will be three components of the CDE project which will include the possibility of producing output products:
A Statistical Longitudinal Census Dataset (SLCD) will be created by bringing together data from the 2006 Census with data from the 2011 Census and future Censuses, without using name and address, to build a picture of how society moves through various changes: which groups are affected by different types of change and in what way.
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The 5% SLCD can be enhanced further by bringing it together with specified non-ABS datasets using statistical techniques, without using name and address. At this stage no data integration projects involving the 5% SLCD are planned.
Bringing together 2011 Census data with other datasets without using name and address
The ABS will support certain projects that bring together the full 2011 Census datasets with other ABS and non-ABS datasets without name and address after Census processing. There are a number of criteria that these projects must meet in order to proceed (see Census Data Enhancement Project: An Update, Oct 2010 (cat. no. 2062.0). Details of all such projects that are approved to proceed will be published. At this stage no data integration projects of this type are planned.
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11 for 6: Jack Campbell
Tonight BoltProspects is starting a new series in anticipation of the Lightning selecting 6th overall at the 2010 NHL Entry Draft entitled 11 for 6. We will be previewing the eleven draft prospects we feel are most likely to be under consideration by the Lightning scouting staff at the sixth overall pick. Tonight we start with a goaltender, Jack Campbell of the US National Team Development Program.
Goaltending is, without question, the Lightning's deepest position in terms of youth and prospects despite the fact it's the club's most dire need at the NHL level. BoltProspects' top prospect, Dustin Tokarski, entered his rookie professional season with a reputation as one of the best big game netminders in all of junior hockey, and he did little to lose that reputation in backstopping Norfolk to its first winning record as a Tampa Bay affiliate. Despite playing behind an inexperienced defensive corps, Tokarski posted a solid .915 save percentage and 4 shutouts and he looks the part of a future number one starter in the NHL. Along with Tokarski, the Lightning have a pair of goaltenders in Europe who could also be NHL starters in the very near future in BoltProspects alumnus Karri Ramo and overage prospect Vasily Koshechkin, who has been one of the best goaltenders in Russia for the past half decade. Behind those three, the Lightning have yet another exciting prospect in Jaroslav Janus, who was the darling of the U20 World Junior Championships for Slovakia two years ago and played so well for Erie of the OHL last year that he earned a pro contract and a spot with Norfolk of the AHL at midseason. Rounding out the group of potential NHLers is former first round pick Riku Helenius, who rebounded after being pushed out of North America by an ascendant Janus to play well for Elitserien side Sodertalje in Sweden at the tail end of the year. Helenius will get plenty of starts for Sodertalje next season in a high quality league. Along with a new GM offering a fresh perspective and a clean slate, that might be the thing he needs to get back into the Lightning's plans.
So why would the Lightning draft a goaltender? Put simply, the team doesn't have much at the NHL level between the pipes. Inconsistent Antero Niittymaki is an unrestricted free agent and uncertain to return and Mike Smith has looked like a shadow of himself since concussion problems cost him half of the 2008-2009 season. That, in of itself, might not mandate taking a goaltender in the top ten picks but this offseason's dire goaltending situation is a familiar one to Lightning fans who have seen their team struggle between the pipes since the team's inception. Whether it's been Daren Puppa's back issues, the rapid disintegration of the careers of John Grahame and Marc Denis, or Smith's concussion problems, this is a movie Tampa Bay has seen plenty of times before, and would prefer not to have to sit through anymore. Taking a high end goaltending prospect would allow the Lightning to be even more confident that they will have a home grown number one in nets within the next couple of seasons, hopefully addressing what perpetually seems to be a need position for the team once and for all. Between that and the fact a goaltender may also happen to be the best player available at the 6th pick, the remote possibility the team may select a goaltender remains real enough that it can't be ignored. With that in mind, there is just one goaltender that the scouting community seems to score as a potential franchise netminder and a real possibility to go within the top-10 picks of the draft:
Name: Jack Campbell
Position: Goaltender
Catches: Left
Height: 6.03
Weight: 175
Born: 1/9/92, Port Huron, MI
Last Team: USNTDP (USA)
Rankings: CSS 2 (NA Goaltenders), ISS 1 (Goaltenders), RLR 10 (Overall), THN 13 (Overall)
2009-2010 Statistics:
USNTDP (USHL), 11 GP, 6-3-1, 1 SO, 2.21 GAA, .917 sv%
USA (U20 WJC), 3 GP, 2-1-0, 1 SO, 2.54 GAA, .923 sv%
USA (U18 WJC), 6 GP, 5-1-0, 3 SO, 0.83 GAA, .965 sv%
For much of the year Seattle's Calvin Pickard looked like the pick of the litter among this draft class's goaltenders. But, it seems in recent years that there are always one or two goaltenders that dominate late in the season at the U18 World Junior Championships and vault their stock high into the first round. That was the case in 2006 when the Lightning took Riku Helenius with the 15th overall pick, and it's likely to be the case again this year for the team that selects Jack Campbell out of the US National Team Development Program. Campbell was named the U18 tournament's best goaltender after posting a 5-1-0 record with 3 shutouts, a 0.83 GAA, and a .965 save percentage in six games as the Americans secured Gold. That performance came after a very strong U20 World Junior Championships performance at midseason by Campbell that included an outstanding relief appearance in the Gold Medal winning game against the Canadians. Campbell's got good size, great athleticism, and the calm swagger of a winner. He plays his angles and challenges shooters well and has a quick glove to complement his smooth mechanics. Don't be surprised if someone trades into the top ten to try to get Campbell because he could be a franchise caliber goaltender. He decommitted from the University of Michigan and will be playing for powerhouse Windsor in the OHL next year. The Lightning have a lot of depth in goal and don't necessarily need Campbell, but he could very well be the best player available at the sixth pick. It would not be the worst problem in the world for the Lightning to add Campbell to a stable that includes Dustin Tokarski so they could boast they have two of the best young big game goalie prospects in the game.
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We all have one of those girlfriends that always makes us feel better. One night a few months ago when I first moved to Portland and I was depressed I was texting with mine–the writer Kassi Underwood. Not to be confused with the American Idol winner Carrie Underwood who I do sometimes confuse her with. They're both gorgeous and they're both vegan!
Somehow, during our Friday night texting, the subject of make-up and skin care products came up. Kassi texted me this:
Mindy Kaling wrote that here on her website, where she does a skin-care round-up. Funny, because I recently quoted Mindy Kaling to someone. On The Happiness Project she wrote that her friend's dad once told her, "The best revenge is living well." I liked that.
Sort of related, I bought an eyebrow pencil which has changed my life. I used to use the Cover Girl brand, but it doesn't have anything on this one I got called Anastasia Brow Wiz. It makes my brows look so much better and the color really matches!
I miss Kassi. Can you tell? We met about a year ago. We shared a bed at the AWP Conference in Chicago and giggled late into the night. We watched Girls on YouTube. She read at the Hudson River Loft Reading series that I used to host at my house. She's writing a book. She inspires me. Here we are last spring in Hudson, New York, with the writers Joe Riippi (Joe just sold his Novel, Research to Civil Coping Mechanisms! CONGRATS, JOE!) and Robb Todd (author of STEAL ME FOR YOUR STORIES).
Want to know more? Go to her website. Read her essays: "A Lost Child, But Not Mine" in The New York Times and "Get Your Politics Off my Grief " in The Daily News. And oh: "Why A Memoirist Can Be a Songwriter But Snooki Can't Be a Novelist."
Watch this video winning the Pro-Voice Storytelling Award.
And look out for Kassi's upcoming memoir, tentatively titled: YOU OWE NOTHING. She described it to me like this:
Three years after my abortion, my ex-boyfriend names his daughter the same name I mentioned. Faced with relentless baby dreams and a whole lot of questions, I set off on a nationwide search to heal. I fumble hopefully through post-abortion rituals offered in the Buddhist, Catholic, and Jewish communities. On a road trip in California, my mother enjoys a lovely vacation — palm fronds, vineyards — while I wrestle with my decision in sessions with a pro-choice therapist, reproductive health scholars, and an abortion healer in a seedy motel. The world often replicates my own internal conflict, but I do find healing, Chloe, my dear, and the answer isn't at all what I expect. Also: I do not get engaged or married or pregnant at the end of this book.
Oh–and for mascara, I lovelovelove BUXOM. What do you use?? Tell me about your eye-care products. Please.


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I don't see the need for mobile.domain.com.
You have your sites HTML, and then serve up different stylesheets for different mediums. Of course, if you want to tailor fo iPhone, you make a sheet for that.
It's important to have the different mediums in mind when laying out the basic HTML structure. Don't duplicate your site.


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Simon Green, Director of BT Sport, said: "It is fantastic news for rugby fans that we have reached a deal with Sky Sports. The game of rugby had to come first and both companies have recognised that by showing a high degree of maturity and flexibility.
"We are delighted with the deal that has been struck and are hugely excited about bringing live action from both tournaments to our TV customers."
Barney Francis, Managing Director of Sky Sports, said: "This is a good day for rugby. The agreement offers clarity for European rugby and enables the clubs to plan for the future.
"With these new competitions, we're delighted our viewers can look forward to even more top class European coverage across our platforms."
BT Sport/Sky Sports Coverage (Subject to Contract):
- 70 European Rugby Champions Cup matches would be shown live each season, 35 by each broadcaster
- Ten live matches would be shown in each round of the pool phase, five each by BT Sport and Sky Sports
- For the European Rugby Champions Cup, BT Sport would have first picks and additional matches involving teams from the English Premiership, while Sky Sports would have first picks and additional matches featuring teams from Ireland, Wales, Scotland, France and Italy
- The reverse would be the case for the European Rugby Challenge Cup
- For the European Rugby Challenge Cup, BT Sport and Sky Sports would broadcast at least one match between them per weekend
- Live coverage from the knockout stages would be shared evenly, two quarter-finals and one semi-inal each
- The final would be shown live by both broadcasters
- Both broadcasters would share coverage of the play-offs for the final place in the European Rugby Champions Cup
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N.D. Approves 'Personhood' Amendment for 2014 Ballot, Advances Other Abortion Restrictions
March 25, 2013 — As part of votes on four antiabortion-rights bills on Friday, the North Dakota House approved a resolution (ND 4009) authorizing a 2014 ballot measure that would enshrine in state law the notion that life begins at conception, the AP/Forum of Fargo-Moorhead reports. If approved by voters, the measure would effectively outlaw abortion in the state (MacPherson, AP/Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, 3/24).
The resolution will ask voters whether the state constitution should be amended to protect the "inalienable right to life of every human being at any stage of development." House lawmakers defeated a Senate-passed bill (SB 2303) that would have defined a human being "as an individual member of the species of homo sapiens at every stage of development" (Winter, USA Today, 3/22).
House lawmakers voted to advance two other Senate-approved bills. The first would outlaw abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, based on the disputed theory that fetuses can feel pain at that point. The second measure (SB 2305) would require that physicians who perform abortions have hospital admitting privileges at a nearby hospital (AP/Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, 3/24).
The latest votes came about a week after the Republican-controlled Legislature passed two bills that would ban abortions as early as six weeks of pregnancy (HB 1456) and prohibit abortions sought because of genetic defects (HB 1305) (USA Today, 3/22).
As of Friday, Gov. Jack Dalrymple (R) had not received any of the bills, according to his staff (AP/Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, 3/24). The resolution will go directly to voters and does not require the governor's signature. Once the other bills reach Dalrymple's desk, he has three days to make a decision.
Reaction From Abortion-Rights Supporters
Abortion-rights supporters pledge to challenge any of the bills if they become law. They noted that Roe v. Wade established a right to an abortion until a fetus is considered viable, usually about 24 weeks, according to the New York Times (Eligon, New York Times, 3/22). Sarah Stoesz -- president of Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota -- said the measures would force the state into "a series of expensive and needless (court) battles" (Thompson, Reuters, 3/22).
Planned Parenthood also noted that voters in Colorado, Ohio, Mississippi and Oklahoma have rejected personhood ballot measures. Stoesz said, "Politicians in North Dakota are wasting taxpayer time advancing what would no doubt become another divisive constitutional amendment with dangerous unintended consequences for North Dakota families" (USA Today, 3/22).
Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, called it "unconscionable" for state lawmakers to put "their own state through another ballot initiative that does absolutely nothing to advance the well-being of the people of that state" (New York Times, 3/22).


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So you've completed your tax return, and you find that you have enough records to fill a large dump truck and a small wheelbarrow. Now what? How long do you have to hang on to all this stuff?
Unless fraud, evasion, or a substantial understatement of income is involved in your tax return, Uncle Sam generally has only three years in which to tap you on the shoulder and ask for the underlying documents necessary to support information reported in your tax return.
Remember, unlike the common "innocent until proven guilty" principle, you must prove the validity of your tax return. You have to sweat out three years before you can rest easy that your return hasn't been selected for audit. Usually that countdown period begins on the later of the date that the tax return is required to be filed (usually April 15), or the date that the tax return was actually filed.
How long you have to keep your paperwork depends directly on the statute of limitations, but here are some guidelines:
Your copy of the tax return: Keep it forever
That's right. You never want to dispose of your copy. You never know when this document will come in handy. Remember that in many cases, the IRS destroys the original returns after four or five years. It's always best to have your copy to fall back on.
Cancelled checks, deposit statements, and receipts:
Keep for at least three years
Because of various combinations of the statute of limitations and technical carry-back and carry-forward provisions in the code, though, keeping them for longer than three years is preferred. (Five years is better, and seven years is best.) But make sure that these cancelled checks and receipts are only for transactions that have an impact on this single year only, such as receipts for your itemized deductions or interest income.
In other words, if a receipt is for something that won't appear on your tax return for several years (such as home improvements), then you'll want to hang on to it for at least three to seven years beyond when it appears on your return.
Stock trade confirmation receipts/statements: Keep for at least three years after sale
Again, five or seven years is even better. For example, say that you bought 200 shares of Whoa Nellie Brake Co. (ticker: HALT) stock in 1983 and sold them in 2002. You'll want to hold on to both the buy and sell confirmations until at least April 2006. In effect, you will have held on to the 1983 purchase statement for a quarter century -- but that's what's required in order to prove both ends of a stock transaction.
Improvements to property: Keep at least three years after sale
Keep proof of those improvements in order to prove your basis in the property when it is sold. This is true for rental property, investment property, and even your personal residence. Remember when you put that new roof on your rental property in 1987? Well, you'd better still have that receipt -- and keep it with receipts for the other improvements to that property for at least three years after you sell it.
In cases like this, it is very possible that you'll have records for 10, 20, 25 years or longer. And again, five or seven years beyond the sale date is even better.
Many folks will tell you that keeping cost basis records on your personal residence is no longer required because of the new gain exclusion rules on the sale of a principal residence. Don't believe them. While, under the current laws, those records might be moot when you final sell your principal residence, remember that Uncle Sam can always change the rules in the future.
If you've owned your principal residence for a number of years, and then the rules are changed so that you'll need to prove your basis in order to avoid some taxes on the sale, you'll be one sorry soul if you decided to pitch all of those records way back then because you thought you would never need them. When dealing with tax issues, safe is always better than sorry.
Escrow closing documents: Keep at least three years after sale
You'll want to retain both the purchase escrow and sales escrow statements. Much like your stock confirmation statements, you'll need to show both sides of the transaction and be able to prove your improvements. The key is to think before you throw anything out.
This listing is not all-inclusive; there may be aspects that are specific to your individual tax issues that aren't discussed here. But these will give you the highlights of the most important issues.
The easy answer, Fools? Keep everything. Throw out nothing. Spend your kids' inheritance on storage space.
Roy Lewis lives in a trailer down by the river and is a motivational speaker when not dealing with tax issues, and he understands that The Motley Fool is all about investors writing for investors. You can take a look at the stocks Roy owns as long as you promise not to ask him which stock to buy. He'll be glad to help you compute your gain or loss when you finally sell a stock, though.


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Like other seniors, Owen Colegrove had a busy end of the semester: staying on top of classes, preparing for finals, wrapping up projects, and applying to graduate school. But unlike other undergraduates, Colegrove had to leave the last week of the fall semester for San Francisco, to present a poster at the American Geophysical Union annual meeting. Attended by tens of thousands of people, it is one of the highlights of the scientific conference season, with lots of high-profile speakers, media coverage and topical issues being covered.
Colegrove presented work he had done during his Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU). During REUs, students across the country spend part of their summer on a research project as part of their academic experience. Unlike Colegrove, though, not many will have a Science paper to their name at the end of the project.
Exposing undergraduates to research is exactly the purpose of REUs, and Colegrove thinks it was a fantastic opportunity for that. Now at the University of Rochester, a research university, Colegrove studied at Finger Lakes Community College for his freshman and sophomore years.
"We encourage our physics majors to take on a major research project over the summer, either in Rochester or elsewhere, to complement their classroom experiences," said Kevin McFarland, professor of physics at Rochester who taught Colegrove last semester. "Owen's success is a great example of how productive these summer research projects can be."
Colegrove worked during the summer of 2013 under the supervision of Dr. David Hathaway, an astrophysicist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. Together with Hathaway's student, Lisa Upton, a graduate student at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., Colegrove helped analyze data from the Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager on NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. The team was looking for evidence that would point to the proposed existence of giant convection cells on the sun.
These giant convection cells are flows on the sun's surface that could be related to the sun's magnetic fields, and also to sunspots. Small granules (and larger supergranules) that move gas around on the surface of the sun have been studied since early in the 20th century, but the team showed that these are moved around by even larger features: giant convection cells, which are much slower moving.
The work of Hathaway, Upton and Colegrove might also help answer a longstanding question: "why is a day on the Sun's equator (25 days) so much shorter than a day on the Sun's poles (35 days)?" It could be that these giant cells alter what is happening as the Sun spins.
The day before leaving for the AGU conference in California, Colegrove appeared to be taking all the new experiences in stride. Reflecting on having his name on a Science paper as an undergraduate he commented "that it just hadn't sunk in."
"I've been caught up in classes, preparing for exams, and trying to figure out what's next," he said. "And it also seems to have happened over such a long period of time, so it feels like a long time ago when we did the work and submitted the paper!" Although Hathaway, who spent 29 years searching for these giant convection cells, might not agree, Colegrove admits.
Colegrove is clear that he wants to go to graduate school for physics he is just trying to decide which area of physics and what university. "I hadn't taken many astrophysics classes before this project, but now after this work I think this is an area I want to learn more about."
There is one thing he is certain he takes with him from the whole experience, and that is a better understanding of the patience that research requires and a determined attitude to continue forward, even after multiple setbacks. Colegrove thinks that when any future research does not go as planned he will think back to his advisor, Dr. David Hathaway, who kept thinking of ways forward even after 29 years.


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Unlocking Cells Yields Prize
Two U.S. Scientists Share a Nobel for Uncovering a Basic Mechanism of the Body
Two U.S. scientists shared the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for learning how cells respond to the world around them, a finding that underpins the mechanism of many prescription drugs including beta blockers, antihistamines and psychiatric medications.
Brian Kobilka, 57 years old, of Stanford University Medical School, and 69-year-old Robert Lefkowitz, of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C., will split the $1.2 million award for research that revealed the workings of a fundamental family of cell sensors called the G-protein-coupled receptors.
In its award citation, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences lauded the two researchers for their "ground-breaking discoveries" on these molecular receptors, which allow cells to respond and adapt to the chemicals triggered by smell, sight, taste, hormones and other sensory signals. These signaling substances, which include adrenaline, dopamine and serotonin, among others, can make the heart beat faster or alter mood, for example, in response to danger.
"Today, we know what this receptor looks like down to the finest molecular detail," said Sven Lidin, a professor of inorganic chemistry at Sweden's Lund University and chairman of the chemistry prize committee.
This basic understanding of the chemistry of cell communication could be key to the development of more-effective treatments. "Think of a disease, and there is probably a medicine there that affects the G-protein-coupled receptor," Dr. Lidin said. "This work can provide the tools to make better drugs with fewer side effects."
Dr. Lefkowitz said he was asleep at home when the Nobel officials called at dawn Wednesday with news of the award. He couldn't hear the phone ringing because he was wearing earplugs. His wife elbowed him awake.
"Every scientist dreams in a recess of his mind that he one day will get a call like that," Dr. Lefkowitz said.
"I did not have a rumor or a clue that it was coming," he added. "There it was—a total shock and surprise, as many before me have experienced." Almost immediately, Dr. Kobilka at Stanford in California called him via Skype to share the news of their joint award.
Together, it took the two scientists decades of painstaking laboratory experiments to identify just how a cell passes important chemical signals from its surface wall into its complex interior.
Dr. Lefkowitz began the work at Duke in the late 1960s by using radioactive isotopes to identify and map the structure of the receptor for adrenaline. In the 1980s, Dr. Kobilka, who worked in Dr. Lefkowitz's laboratory before joining Stanford in 1990, isolated and analyzed the receptor's gene. Gradually, they realized they had found an entire family of a thousand or more receptors that serve as gateways into the cell.
Their work continued through last year, when Dr. Kobilka and his colleagues published the first X-ray image of the key receptor as it responded to the influence of a hormone by transmitting a signal through the cell wall.
"When we saw that, it was amazing and so exciting," said Dr. Kobilka, who at first thought the call Wednesday notifying him of the Nobel Prize was a prank.
"It is a great tribute to human ingenuity," said Bassam K. Shakhashiri, president of the American Chemical Society. "Their contribution is to help us understand how different parts of the cell communicate to each other and trigger changes in the chemical composition of the cell when we smell something, see something, eat something or feel something."
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Pause/Break are redundant to ESC. Newer programs and developers seldom tie any feature or behavior to the Pause/Break key anymore (with exception to software developers/compilers, but they use derivatives of F5/DEBUG commands anyway). I second the removal of THAT key.
The Scroll Lock/Number Lock key makes complete sense on both desktop and laptop keyboard layouts. They allow for the use of scrolling (up/down/left/right and home/end/pageUp/pageDown) with the numerical keypad.
The INSERT key toggles between a standard insert command (or add new record when doing some data entry) and an overwrite command (when doing word processing for instance; it becomes an INSERT or INSERT-AND-REPLACE conditional).
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BiologyA social and cooperative bird, the great white pelican fishes in the early morning, spending the remainder of the day preening and bathing. Groups of birds bathe in shallow water, ducking their heads and bodies beneath the surface and flapping their wings. Pelicans may also be seen standing on sandbars and small islands with their wings spread and bills open, to cool down. The great white pelican feeds on large fish, mainly carp in Europe and cichlids in Africa, but is also known to take eggs and chicks of the Cape cormorant (Phalacrocorax capensis) in southwest Africa. Despite evidence suggesting that pelicans take fewer fish when fishing as a group, the great white pelican commonly feeds cooperatively. Between 8 and 12 or more birds form a horseshoe shape, herding fish into shallow water, and plunging their bills to catch the fish along the way. Once a pelican has fish in its pouch, it tilts its head vertically and swallows them whole (2). During the breeding season, the great white pelican male behaves territorially; gaping, clapping its bill and bowing. It may even attack other males using the bill, should they come too close. Breeding takes place in spring in Europe, but is year-round in Africa, and despite the male's defensive behaviour, the birds nest colonially near water. Males display using the head crest and the bright colours of the pouch. Once pairs have formed, a rudimentary nest is built on the ground from sticks (2). The female lays an average of two eggs and incubates them for 31 days (2) (7). The chicks fledge after 75 to 85 days, reaching sexual maturity at three to four years (2) (7). Great white pelicans can live for up to 30 years (2).


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Target CMO to Speak at Brand Matters
Jeff Jones to share insights on Nov. 7 at 8:00 in 3M Auditorium
Target Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer Jeff Jones will be the featured guest at Brand Matters on Wednesday, November 7, in the 3M Auditorium. Brand Matters begins with breakfast at 7:30 a.m., followed by the program, which runs from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m.
The fee for the event in the Carlson School's 3M Auditorium is $25 and includes breakfast and parking. Online registration is required.
Offered jointly by the Carlson School of Management, Yamamoto Moss Mackenzie, and Twin Cities Business, Brand Matters is a speakers' series that provides tools and insights to help companies build their brands. Each 90 minute event features an expert with first hand knowledge of branding and a question-and-answer session.