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CHLOTRUDIS co-presents ALWAYS SHINE and THERE SHOULD BE RULES at 14th ANNUAL INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL OF BOSTON
The Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film is pleased to join with the INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL OF BOSTON (IFFBoston) once again as a co-prsenter as part of the festival's 14th year. And we are particularly pleased to have the opportunity to celebrate the contributions of women in cinema, both in front of and behind the camera.
Sophia Takal's latest film, ALWAYS SHINE stars Mackenzie Davis (HALT and CATCH FIRE) and Caitlin FitzGerald (MASTERS OF SEX), as two actresses, old friends, who go to Big Sur for a weekend getaway in the hopes of reconnecting with the bond they once shared. But their long and sometimes contentious history together results in a different kind of reckoning and reconciliation. Takal's pervious film, GREEN was a Chlotrudis Sunday Eye Opener selection that screened at the Brattle Theatre.
THERE SHOULD BE RULES is the feature debut from Swedish director Linda-Marie Birbeck and tells the coming-of age story of two best girlfriends and their pal Karl, who have been a tight trio since they were kids, and how they each react to the arrival in town of a 40 year old single dad. When his presence begins to disrupt the teenagers' close bond, plots are hatched to defend their friendships and keep the threesome intact.
ALWAYS SHINE will be shown at 7pm at the Somerville Theater Screen 5, in the heart of Davis Square, on Friday April 29th. THERE SHOULD BE RULES will be on Sunday May 1st, at the Somerville Theater Screen 2 at 7:45pm.
The IFFBoston is the largest film festival in New England, bringing a far-reaching & varied roster of independent films & filmmakers together each spring to showcase the best to an ever-growing, appreciative Boston audience. Check the website at www.iffboston.org for more information on these and all other film and film events that will be part of this year's festival.


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Microsoft has warned corporate administrators that it will push a new version of Internet Explorer 7. The move will kill off IE6, although Microsoft has posted guidelines to admins who need to keep it.
The IE7 upgrade scheduled to roll out via WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) on Feburary 12, 2008 was announced last October, when Microsoft said it would no longer require users to prove they owned a legitimate copy of Windows XP before they were allowed to download the newer browser. Microsoft explained that the move was prompted by security concerns.
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Dollar General Corporation (NYSE: DG) is seeing its stock trade a bit soft this morning on news that private equity backers are selling 25 million shares of common shares at a price to the public of $34.75 per share. Today's move is no surprise if you have been tracking the company and the dollar store sector. In fact, this is likely just another opportunity for those long-term investors.
There is a reason that there has been buyout interest in the sector as Family Dollar Stores Inc. (NYSE: FDO), Dollar Tree, Inc. (NASDAQ: DLTR), and 99 Cents Only Stores (NYSE: NDN) have all either been approached or have been believed to be possible private equity targets. Ditto for the discounter that is no dollar store of Big Lots Inc. (NYSE: BIG).
Dollar General remains one of our Top Stocks To Own for the Next Decade despite its price rise. We have said, each time the private equity backers sell it just gives you a free discount to buy shares. Is it just a coincidence that Dollar General was recently added as a new Warren Buffett stock as Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-B)? Team Buffett has almost 1.5 million shares of common stock now. Berkshire will likely buy more stock, and we would not be shocked at all if the conglomerate bought shares in this 25 million share offering. Buffett and his portfolio managers understand the secular trends here that are working for the dollar stores.
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (NYSE: KKR) still has control over Dollar General even after today's offering. This will not be the last secondary offering from them. If you look at the history of these secondary stock offerings from KKR each dip has been simply another opportunity to get into Dollar General shares cheaper than before.
Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, and KKR, along with BofA Merrill Lynch and J.P. Morgan, were the joint book running managers; co-managers are Barclays Capital, Wells Fargo, Sanford C. Bernstein, CICC, Deutsche Bank, and HSBC.
As the float has grown larger and larger, each successive secondary offering is less and less dilutive to the float. That is why shares are down only 1.3% at $34.54 today and why the share sale commanded only about a 1% discount. The consensus price target from Thomson Reuters is $39.60, and the 52-week trading range is $26.65 to $37.13.


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The Grand Program
In Hancock County, many children are being raised by grandparents or other relatives. That is why Hancock County Juvenile Court started the Grand Program with the assistance of the Hancock County Commissioners. If you know a grandparent or other relative who is caring for children in this situation and they have questions about financial assistance, counseling, or frankly any other questions - call Hancock County Juvenile Court at (419) 424-7066 and speak with Kathy Elliott, Grand Program Coordinator.
Hancock County Probate and Juvenile Court Judge
Kristen Johnson was sworn in as the Judge in Hancock County Probate and Juvenile Court on February 9, 2015. She served as Magistrate for the court since April 2010. Prior to that, she was employed as an Assistant Prosecutor with Hancock County for approximately seventeen (17) years. She graduated from the Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1988 and received her Juris Doctor from the University of Toledo in 1993. Kristen was appointed to the Governor's Council on Juvenile Justice in 2012. She is the Founder and Past President of Hancock County Center for Safe and Healthy Children, has served on the boards of the Hancock Christian Clearing House, Hancock Youth Leadership and Ohio Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. Kristen is a graduate of the JoAnne Davidson Leadership Institute in 2012. She received the CASA Community Light of Hope Award in 2006 and 2009. Kristen has served as a Guardian ad Litem for children and currently trains others to be GAL's through the Supreme Court of Ohio. Kristen is married to her husband Phil and they have four children.
Hancock County Probate and Juvenile Court Magistrate
David Land was appointed the Magistrate in the Hancock County Probate and Juvenile Court on January 5, 2015. Prior to that, he was employed as a Prosecutor in Defiance County for approximately twenty-four (24) years. He graduated from the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor of Arts in 1985 and received his Juris Doctor from the Ohio Northern University in 1989. He is one of the founding members of the Domestic Violence Task Force in Defiance, Ohio. David is married to his wife Cindy and they have three children.
Description & Jurisdiction of Juvenile Court?
The courts of common pleas, the only trial courts created by the Ohio Constitution, are established by Article IV, Section 1 of the Constitution. The jurisdiction of courts of common pleas is outlined in Article IV, Seciton 4.
There is a court of common pleas in each of Ohio's 88 counties. Courts of common pleas have original jurisdiction in all felony cases and all civil cases in which the amount in controversy exceeds $500. Most courts of common pleas have specialized divisions created by statute to decide cases involving juveniles, probate matters, and domestic relations matters. Hancock County is one of 71 courts in Ohio that has both probate and juvenile jurisdiction.
Juvenile Divisions hear cases involving persons under 18 years of age, and cases dealing with unruly, abused, dependent, and neglected children. They also have jurisdiction in adult cases involving paternity, child abuse, nonsupport, visitation, custody, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Common Pleas judges are elected in odd-numbered years to six-year terms on a nonpartisan ballot. A person must be an attorney with at least six years of experience in the practice of law to be elected or appointed as a common pleas judge. The Governor makes appointments to fill vacancies in courts of common pleas that occur between elections.
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This past week I was made aware by one of my Liberal neighbors that I have members of my party who appear to be out to destroy the GOP, from the inside. In my mind there is no other explanation for what Rafael Edward Cruz stated about his desire to have more members of the U.S. Senate who are like the late U.S. senator from North Carolina, Jesse Helms. My neighbor, seeing me from afar, waited until I pulled into my driveway before walking toward the blind-side of my car. He and I talked about the start of the new school year and other points of interest that parents have in common.
My "Grand" (grandmother) would often speak of a person who persists in doing unintelligent things as dim-witted. It was the first title that came to me as I watched a CBS News report stating, that no member of the Republican Party was in attendance at the Wednesday's 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. While both Presidents Bush had an excuse for not being in attendance when the other U.S.
It is very difficult to admit but I and a number of the members of Center for Conservative Discussion were taken by surprise by the loss of Mitt Romney this past November. While one of our founding members, Olga Bagashvili believed that there was a secret plan that would benefit the party: removing much of the old wood, the rest of us believed the polling that showed that Mitch McConnell and his fellow members of the Senate and House would be successful in their work to make Barack Obama a one-term president.


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Engineering Social Contagions: Optimal Network Seeding in the Presence of Homophily
Forthcoming in Network Science
44 Pages Posted: 27 Feb 2011 Last revised: 20 Feb 2013
Date Written: February 18, 2013
We use data on a real, large-scale social network of 27 million individuals interacting daily, together with the day-by-day adoption of a new mobile service product, to inform, build and analyze data-driven simulations of the effectiveness of seeding (network targeting) strategies under different social conditions. Three main results emerge from our simulations. First, failure to consider homophily creates significant overestimation of the effectiveness of seeding strategies, casting doubt on conclusions drawn by simulation studies that do not model homophily. Second, seeding is constrained by the small fraction of potential influencers that exist in the network. We find that seeding more than 0.2% of the population is wasteful because the gain from their adoption is lower than the gain from their natural adoption (without seeding). Third, seeding is more effective in the presence of greater social influence. Stronger peer influence creates a greater than additive effect when combined with seeding. Our findings call into question some conventional wisdom about these strategies and suggest that their overall effectiveness may be overestimated.
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On a large rock outcropping along the peninsula of Pebble Beach is this Monterey cypress tree which has grown here for many years. It is by far the most photographed point of interest along the 17-Mile drive. It is salt pruned, which means the ocean breeze coming off the sea below does a real good job of keeping it well trimmed. Many years ago a retaining rock wall was built to help keep it falling off into the sea. As of 1990 no picture of the tree may be used for commercial use according to the Pebble Beach Company, who have claimed trademark on it.
Okay, for the real side of this, it is indeed so most photographed because it is such a wonderful sight. And even if you don't care much for the scenic 17-Mile drive, this one stop along the way is so well worth the look.
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The tattoo, a single line connecting two hearts, symbolises the emotion she felt when she went through a miscarriage. Seven weeks into her first pregnancy, she went to the doctors with bleeding and cramping. The doctors sadly confirmed that she was having a miscarriage.
'It took about three days to recover, and during that time I thought of getting a tattoo to mark this life experience,' Joan, 31, told today.com. 'For me, all the tattoos I have signify something, and even though this was a painful time, I still wanted to be able to remember it in some way.'
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Joan got married last year and said she and her husband will try for another baby soon.
She also revealed that if she were to have child in the future she would add a rainbow to the tattoo design. If she were to have another miscarriage, she would add another heart to the tattoo.
Other women have since shared their tattoos to symbolise what miscarriage meant to them, including tattoos of babies feet and touching words such as 'never in my arms, forever in my heart'
When Joan posted the picture of her tattoo on social media, she had overwhelming feedback from other woman who had been in the same situation. Comments included: 'Small, artistic, meaningful' and 'It's time to end the stigma around miscarriages and talk about them more'.
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Joan said that she hopes sharing her tattoo will encourage other women to openly talk about miscarriage.


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How to set-up the HTC EVO 4G Hotspot [Video Demo]
June 4, 2010 | by Andrew Kameka
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Sprint is so confident that users will love the ability to turn their phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, it's willing to tack on what's practically an entirely new data plan – $29.99 in addition to the $39 users already must pay to get unlimited data on the EVO.
Is the Hotspot worth the price? That's up to the individual and largely depends on your network. While I was pleased to get reliable speeds of 1.4 Mbps, it's important to remind everyone that data speeds in their local market can vary on 3G, and only a few people in Sprint's base have access to a 4G network.
With that said, let's take a look at how to set-up the Hotspot. More impressions in the video below.
1) Launch the "Sprint Hotspot" application
2) Click the button at the top next to "Sprint Mobile Hotspot"
3) Rename the router to something easy you will remember
4) Change the password. By default, it's set to "1234567890," something that's too easy to guess.
5) Connect to the Hotspot. Go on your laptop, tablet, phone, etc. and load the Wi-Fi settings. Browse to your network name (in the above example "EVO Drew") and enter in the password. You are now connected.
For additional security options, click the "Manage Users" tab. This allows you to monitor and control who is able to log-on. Select the "Allowed users only" tab to turn on device-by-device approval. If you notice someone piggy-backing on your connection, select their PC/phone and select "Block."
You can also limit the amount of connections able to access the hotspot, 2 to 8 max, in order to maintain faster speeds.


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Presented by New Music Circle and The Luminary
|Saturday, November 8, 2014
concert 7:30 PM, doors 7:00PM
|The Luminary
2701 Cherokee St. 63118 (map)
|NYC based drummer and sound artist, Eli Keszler, engages in a frictional push-and-pull of percussive sound through instrumental means which are both traditional and experimental. His oeuvre is multi-faceted, consisting of musical scores informed by his print making/drawing practices as well as his construction of resonating piano wire installations (most recently an installation on the Manhattan Bridge commissioned by NPR Radio). His hyper-percussive improvisations are ripe with detailed and pointillistic attacks that build momentum to form frenzied sonic clusters, drawing inspiration from the spontaneity of Han Bennik's percussion work as well as the harmonic density of Colin Nancorrow's compositions. With full length albums on the vinyl-art label PAN and the legendary avant-garde jazz label ESP-Disk, Keszler's releases have received "album of the year" awards from the Boston Globe and Wire Magazine. After studying composition with Anthony Coleman and Ran Blake, Eli Keslzer toured extensively, performing both solo as well as in collaboration with such diverse artists as Christian Wolff, Phill Niblock, Tony Conrad, Joe McPhee, Jandek, Roscoe Mitchell and Keith Fullerton Whitman.Berlin electronic musician, Rashad Becker, utilizes real-time synthesis and sampling techniques that set into motion intricate sonic worlds that recall the complexities of human speech and various exotic aural phenomena, and warrant comparisons to the detailed sonics of pioneers like Tod Dockstader, and the GRM school of electronic music. Oscillating pitches conjoin, multiply and dissolve in unlikely configurations, creating a complex ecosystem of sound. Also, Becker's work as a vinyl cutting and mastering engineer at Berlin's Dubplates Mastering Studio (where he has overseen thousands of mastering jobs) has endowed him with a unique insider's perspective on the practice and aesthetics of modern day electronic music and production.
After years of performing, Becker's sole release came out on PAN in 2013, aptly titled Traditional Musics of Notional Species. Pitchfork described Becker's LP as an album that "breathes in pointed, often hilarious detail. [Becker's] sounds actually sound like things."
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Let your daughter explore her creative side with this official Disney Princess Ariel Styling Head doll from Disney. Measuring over 10″ from top to bottom, this doll is big enough for any 3 year old plus girl to style Ariel from the Little Mermaid movie franchise with child-safe makeup, style her delightful red hair and customize with a variety of included accessories.
Your child will be free to create hundreds of new styles, with different looks for every royal occasion. From braiding Ariel's hair for daytime adventures to transforming her hair in preparation from formal balls, the options are endless as your daughter adds hair extensions or other accessories to comb the toys luscious locks into sassy styles. All accessories and make up are safe for use on both Ariel and your child and is perfect for use in or out of the bath tub. This Little Mermaid play set comes with lots of beauty accessories to help in Princess Ariel's glamorous makeover.
Ariel: The Little Mermaid Styling Head Doll Includes:
- Styling head accurately portraying everyone's favorite Disney cartoon mermaid
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There are some blogs which don't appear in my reader although I follow them.
The blog I need help with is ewakaludis.wordpress.de.
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There are some blogs which don't appear in my reader although I follow them.
The blog I need help with is ewakaludis.wordpress.de.
What are the URLs starting with http:// for these missing blogs please?
Thanks. Here's the feed http://chilligonzales.wordpress.com/feed/ and the blogger's latest post was on the 10th. I tagged this thread for a Staff follow-up. Please subscribe to it so you are notified when they respond.
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I see what you mean. Could you try removing this subscription and then re-following to see if the posts appear in your reader?
I removed the subscription several times, but http://de.wordpress.com/#!/read/following/ is all I can see.
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Alexis Sanchez was the standout performer for Barcelona in victory over Deportivo La Coruna.
The under pressure Chilean scored one and created another for Lionel Messi in a performance that impressed caretaker coach Jordi Roura.
"It was important for the team, he has scored and has helped us defensively, with his tackling," said Roura.
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I stayed in historic Sudbury, at the sight of the old Watermill, and went from there to two locations, both indicators of the massive wealth that was once amassed in Suffolk, by very different means.
|The mill pond at Sudbury
|Modern life goes on ...
Little Hall, on the other side of the square from the Guildhall, is a family home dating from the 14th century, which was 'modernised' in the Tudor period. In the 1930s, two brothers bought the house and turned it into a centre for artists.
The variety of design styles as one moves through the house is vast:
From the sitting room,
To the more modern artworks incorporated into the fabric of the building,
The variety of design styles as one moves through the house is vast:
From the sitting room,
To the more modern artworks incorporated into the fabric of the building,
To the courtyard.
Elsewhere in Lavenham, the old Grammar School still stands,
painted in Suffolk Pink:
The artist John Constable was a pupil here.
Walk down any street in Lavenham and you will find these old buildings, some seemingly defying gravity.
But why, I wondered, are they there? Such a concentration of old buildings is a rarity and the reason is a Tudor loss which became a modern-world gain. The town was famous as a cloth town, specialising in a coarse broadcloth dyed with woad. The rich merchants built their grand houses, but when the wool-trade bubble burst, they left. The reason these houses still stand is poverty. Nobody could afford to rebuild, so there are no double-fronted Georgian buildings here. Rich heritage for us, a sign of poverty for late medieval Lavenham.
Wealth of a different kind is on display at Sutton Hoo, where in the 1930s a ship burial was excavated and the treasures of an East Anglian king came to light.
Having studied and researched this period in depth, I was quite emotional when, finally, I was able to stand by the ancient burial mounds on a quiet summer's morning, and imagine the seventh-century scene as the ship burial took place. Most of the treasure is now in the British Museum, but the site itself and the visitor centre are well worth a visit.
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I thought I knew a lot about Sutton Hoo, but I didn't know about the earlier burials - the so-called Sand Burials. These earlier burial sites are scattered around the centre, and this one is between the car park and the visitor centre entrance. Tread carefully.
Recent excavation has been ongoing at Rendlesham, the settlement where it is believed that King Raedwald (if indeed it was he who was laid to rest in that great ship) lived. I spoke to one of the guides in Mrs Pretty's house (Mrs Pretty was the landowner who first invited Basil Brown to begin excavation of the mounds). The guide told me that there are plans to open up a visitors' track from Rendlesham to Sutton Hoo, the better for the public to see how the boat was carried from one site to the other, only going on the river for part of the journey.
The death of the wool trade, the death of kings, and the 'sand bodies' - these are not the only things marked in abundance in this area. Though not specific to this location, the practice of burying cats in buildings seems to have been prolific here. One such was on display at the Mill Hotel, and I found another in Lavenham. It seems that this was not any kind of ritual sacrifice - tests have proven that this was done post mortem.
Suffolk is a beautiful county and one to which I hope to return. It's a county where you can explore 'Constable Country', visit Framlingham and Orford Castles, Melford Hall, and 14th century Leiston Abbey. There is even a working windmill at Thorpeness. As a famous Austrian film star said, I'll be back...
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Feud between Hall of Fame coach and his athletic director results in contract buyout.
©Associated Press
© St. Petersburg Times, published March 3, 2001
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Denny Crum says he could have left Louisville for other basketball jobs and more money but could never bring himself to walk away.
He finally did Friday, ending a 30-year coaching career with a $7-million buyout after weeks of sniping with the athletic director.
It was an about-face from Crum's insistence throughout this season that he would be back next year.
The Hall of Fame coach met with athletics director Tom Jurich on Jan. 25, after Jurich was quoted as saying he could not guarantee Crum would be back. Their strained relationship escalated last week with the release of confidential memos between the two. Louisville president John Shumaker called the release of the memos "not appropriate."
Shumaker denied then that university officials have held secret meetings, talked with boosters about buyouts or contacted other coaches.
In announcing his retirement, Crum hinted Friday that he ended months of speculation about his future in part to preserve the school's image.
"I honestly wish none of that had ever happened," Crum said. "There's no way any kind of division is good for the university. I don't want this to be, nor did I ever want this to be something that could damage the university. Things happen, and sometimes you can't control them."
However, Crum insisted at a news conference attended by Jurich and Shumaker that he was not forced out.
"This is my decision and I feel really good about it," said Crum, who held off tears at times while standing at a podium. "Nobody's pushing me out of here. This is really what I wanted to do. I feel great about it."
Crum's contract ran through the 2002-03 season. A clause required the school to pay Crum $2-million if his employment ended before June 30. Crum will be paid that, plus about $5-million in the next 15 years as "a university consultant," according to Shumaker.
Louisville is 11-18 heading into today's regular-season finale against Memphis, and then the Conference USA tournament at Freedom Hall.
This year's team has only two seniors and six freshmen -- Crum's youngest team. His strong recruiting class for next season included Carlos Hurt, considered one of the best guards in the nation.
The Cardinals are 61-61 in the past four seasons, with an 0-2 record in the NCAA Tournament. The program was also hit with sanctions twice in the 1990s, although no violations were directly linked to Crum.
Jurich said he has not set a timetable for hiring a successor.
"We've got to continue to build this program back to where it was," Jurich said. "I don't think anyone is happy with where this program's at. We want to make sure we get this house in order."
Junior Bridgeman, a member of the board of trustees who starred for Crum from 1972-75, said the rift between Crum and Jurich could take time to heal.
"It should've never happened like this," he said. "So many people outside the program have gotten involved, and it was disappointing to see this handled this way.
"It's also amazing to me how things turn," Bridgeman said. "Here's a guy who's built this program from the ground up and the speculation just kept getting worse. I didn't like to see it."
Crum has won 674 games, 14th on the career list. The only active Division I basketball coach with more time at one school is Jim Phelan, with 47 years at Mount St. Mary's. He guided the Cardinals to two national championships and six Final Fours.
Crum is only active college coach in the Hall of Fame, and he and Duke's Mike Krzyzewski were the only active coaches with more than one NCAA title. Crum's six Final Fours were second among active coaches to Krzyzewski's eight.
Louisville remained a perennial Top 25 team into the mid-1990s, with seven 20-win seasons from 1987-97. The Cardinals went 26-9 and reached the national quarterfinals in 1997.
Crum passed John Wooden on the all-time victory list this season in Louisville's 86-85 win over UNLV in this year's Maui Classic.
A native of San Fernando, Calif., Crum played for Wooden at UCLA in the 1950s. He graduated in 1958 and served as a graduate assistant coach for Wooden from 1959-61. He coached briefly at Pierce Junior College in Los Angeles, before returning to work for Wooden from 1968 to 1971.
Darrell Griffith, who starred on Crum's first national championship squad in 1980, said he talked to Crum before he announced his retirement.
"Any time you have someone with a lot of success step down, it's a sad moment," said Griffith, Louisville's all-time leading scorer. "But he told me he didn't get run off, and that was important to me. He decided on his own that it was time."
(Year, W-L)
Totals 674-294
Inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame on May 9, 1994.
Coached two NCAA Championship teams (1980, 1986).
Made six Final Fours (1972, 1975, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1986).
Tied for fourth all-time with 23 NCAA Tournament appearances, including 20 during the past 25 years.
Won 12 Metro Conference regular-season championships and 11 Metro Tournament titles in the 19 seasons the conference awarded championships.
Ranks 14th in Division I all-time victories with 674.
Reached 20-plus victories in 21 of 30 seasons.
Became the second-fastest coach to reach 600 career victories, reaching that mark in the 14th game of his 26th season (Jerry Tarkanian reached 600 in the first game of his 24th year).
Milestone wins: No. 1: 116-58 vs. Bellarmine, Dec. 1, 1971; No. 100: 78-59 vs. Murray State, Dec. 6, 1975; No. 200: 76-63 vs. Marquette, Jan. 20, 1980; No. 300: 89-71 vs. Hawaii-Pacific, Dec. 28, 1983; No. 400: 68-53 vs. South Carolina, Feb. 3, 1988; No. 500: 98-75 vs. USF, Jan. 7, 1993; No. 600: 60-56 vs. Georgia Tech, Jan. 11 1997.
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Not one, not two, but THREE people confessed to the same murder on Castle Season 6 Episode 16 - and the worst part was that Castle was completely theory-less.
Now that's just not normal!
Our TV Fanatics Chandel Charles, Jim Garner, Robin Harry, and Christine Orlando are joined by Erin from the Castle Fan Forum the 12th to share their theories and decide if the love haze is real.
Castle was theory-less for most of the episode but did you have a theory for the multiple confessions?
Chandel: I am normally without a theory and usually just have an inkling about who the culprit is. I cut to the chase and don't waste time on the why. Same went here, though I was so intrigued I didn't even pick the culprit this time!
Jim: I suspected implanted commands to confess. Though I thought it was hypnosis.
Robin: My theory was similar to Jim's - I thought the killer had somehow drugged or hypnotized the suspects in order to suggest their false memories.
Erin: I think I was too wrapped up as to why there were so many people confessing to the murder that I didn't have time to think up any theories. Although when Castle suggested that the "suspects" were psychically linked to the killer I was intrigued.
Christine: My first guess was some sort of hypnosis because they were all so sure of the memory and knew all the same details. I love that Castle was stumped too.
Do you agree with Kate? Was Alexis in a love haze?
Chandel: A love haze in conjunction with really just needing to get out on her own and find herself, even if it turned out poorly. I think she's grown a lot from it and I'm glad we got to experience that growth with her at least a little bit.
Jim: I sort of a agree. In my family, we called it "being 18." I don't know anyone who didn't make choices between 18 and 20 they later realized were dumb.
Robin: Seems like a reasonable explanation. Though it would have been easier to swallow if we had actually seen Alexis' relationship develop instead of him coming out of nowhere!
Erin: I don't know if I can agree with Kate on her love haze theory. Who can really say if Alexis was in a love haze or not? People do crazy things when they believe they're in love but at the same time I believe Alexis was attempting to "hurt" her father just as he had hurt her when he didn't tell Alexis about proposing to Kate.
Christine: Yes, I believe in the love haze. It feels like you've been in some sort of wacky dream when you finally shake yourself out of it. But I also agree with Erin. I think, consciously or not, Alexis was being a bit passive aggressive and trying to hurt her father for not talking to her about such a major decision as getting engaged to Kate.
There were lots of great lines in this episode. Did you have a favorite?
Chandel: Probably Kate saying "If I have to hear that confession one more time, I'm going to shoot somebody," because I can guarantee we will NEVER hear that line ever again! You can't use the multiple confession plot twice!
Jim: I really enjoyed Rick's "This case is exceeding even my lofty expectations."
Robin: My favorite was Esposito's response to the secretary telling him he couldn't take the files; "Really? That's not what my warrant says." I laughed out loud at that.
Erin: I actually have a few favorites from this episode but I think I have to go with Beckett's line near the end of the episode because at that point I was in total agreement. Beckett: "If I have to hear that confession one more time I'm going to shoot someone." It was the timing and the look that Beckett gave Castle after as she walked away had me chuckling.
Christine: Castle, "You should know it, you're engaged to a genius." Beckett, "Yes, a genius at annoying me." That line reminded me of the banter we had back in Castle season 2 and it really made me smile.
Do you think Alexis should have gotten a roommate and kept her apartment or come back to the loft?
Chandel: I would have been fine with either, but I really missed seeing her on the show on a regular basis, so having her move back home was fine with me!
Jim: In real life, odds are good she would get a roommate. But, since we want to see her on the show, I'm glad she moved back to the loft.
Robin: In real life, she would have had to struggle through her mistakes. However, her asking to come home shows that she's learned some humility.
Erin: It is hard to say what I think Alexis should have done: On one hand I can say freely that it didn't feel right with her gone and I don't think getting a roommate would have helped. I feel that perhaps Alexis got an eye-opening experience after she broke up with Pi and found out first hand that living on one's own isn't as easy as it looks.
Christine: I was a little surprised that she didn't ask to go back to the dorms but that can be awkward halfway through the year. In reality, most of us would be searching for a roommate but I like the idea of her being back at the loft and being a part of the wedding planning. Plus it was fun to see that content smile on Castle's face.
Did you remember Dr. Holoway, the precinct psychiatrist? What did you think if his return.
Chandel: I actually didn't remember him and somehow thought he must be new! Good for the writers for bringing him back, maybe they have plans for him coming up?
Jim: Didn't remember him, but loved that he was in this episode.
Robin: I had forgotten about him, honestly. However, I am a huge fan of Phil LaMarr from Mad TV and as a voice actor, so seeing him was a pleasant surprise.
Erin: Yes I do remember him. (If only because I saw the episode "The Fifth Bullet" very recently) I thought it was really interesting to see him back. His presence was a callback to season 2 and he was helpful in aiding Beckett and Castle in solving the mystery behind the case.
Christine: I saw him and said out loud, "Oh look. It's Dr. Holloway from "Vampire Weekend" and "The Fifth Bullet"" and my husband shook his head and gave me one of those pitying looks that said, You're a nut. No, I'm a TV Fanatic and seeing Dr. Holoway again made me smile. I just love moments of continuity.
What was your favorite scene from this Castle Season 6 episode?
Chandel: I always like when I get to see Alexis and Kate have a heart to heart, if only because they don't happen that often. It definitely made the episode for me.
Jim: I really liked the reunion at the end when Alexis came home. She and Kate are really bonding nicely and it showed how much Alexis respects Kate.
Robin: I liked the scene where Castle and Beckett returned to the crime scene to check the fridge. The banter reminded me of the early days of Castle, which I always enjoyed.
Erin: I think my favorite scene(s) were any that had Alexis in them. We've learned what is going on with her post break-up with Pi and the scene between Kate and Alexis in the diner just felt so natural between the two of them. The final scene was heartwarming as Alexis returns home.
Christine: I liked the final scene where Alexis comes home. Castle just looked so relieved to have his little girl back home and the thank you Alexis mouthed to Kate was a nice touch.
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Davide Astori's agent has insisted that there was never the chance of his client signing for another Italian side this summer.
The Cagliari centre-back was linked with switches to Roma, Milan and Napoli during the transfer window.
But his representative has claimed that only Everton were a realistic option for the 26-year-old.
"President Cellino, with whom I have a great relationship, has always stressed the non-transferability of the player," Claudio Vigorelli told calciomercato. "He is important to Cagliari.
"In any case there was no Italian side that submitted a bid in keeping with the value of the player.
"Our clubs, unfortunately, have been affected by the economic situation.
"Everton? Davide really likes European football, especially the English game – he often follows the League.
"But aside from that, Davide has always said that he is happy in Sardinia.
"He is still young though, so I'm sure there will be other opportunities in the future."
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About John Collamore
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- 37. THOMAS HEXT, yngr. s., b. say 1475-80, of Pickwell in psh. of Georgeham at death, escheater of Devon 1525, bur. 1 Dec. 1555, Georgeham, co. Devon; m. say 1510 as 2nd husb., Wilmot Poyntz, b. by 1487, d. 15 Apr. 1558, dau. & coh. of William Poyntz, liv. 1486, deat 1515, son of HUMPHREY POYNTZ (234A-36), d. 1467, of Iron Acton, Gloucester & Womberlegh, East Ansty & Langley, co. Devon, escheator of Devon 1460, by Elizabeth Pollard, dau. & h. of Richard Pollard. (Vivian, Visit. of Devon, p. 184; Cal. Fine Rolls, Henry VII, XXII:69, 84; Abstract of Inq.p.m. for Wilmot (Poyntz) Hyllinge Hext (Year: 1560 and 1561/2) on file Devon Record Office, Exeter, Devon; Psh. Recs. of Georgeham, co. Devon; Chancery Proceedings, C3/91/77, Edward Hext, Pl. vs. Hugh Hext, Def. reg. lands held by Thomas and Wilmot Hext; Early Chancery Procs. III (Lists & Indexes XX, Pub. Rec. Off., London), p. 256, suit involving Wilmot Poyntz inheritance; F.T. Colby, ed., Visit. of Somerset (1623), (Harl. Soc. Publ. XI) 49-50; List of Escheators for England and Wales (List and Index Society), 72; 36, 38; Cal. Patent Rolls, Elizabeth I, III: 302).
- 38. MARGERY HEXT, b say 1510, bur. 22 Aug. 1551, Braunton, co. Devon; m. say 1532, John Collamore, b. say 1500, bur. 17 Apr. 1555, of Luscott, psh. of Braunton, co. Devon, son of Peter Collamore and Isabel Cushe. (Vivian, Visit. of Devon, pp. 216-217 re: Collamore, p. 484 for Hext (Vivian errors in Hext pedigree placing Margery Hext in wrong generation); Harlein MS 1163, fol. 190 identifies John Collamore's wife as dau.of ... Hext of Pickwell in the parish of Georgeham, Devon; Parish Records of Braunton, Devon).
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- 39. HENRY COLLAMORE, 2nd s., event. h., chr. 12 Jan. 1541/2, Braunton, co. Devon, bur. 15 June 1625, Bishop's Tawton, co. Devon; m. by 1563, Margaret Blight, b. say 1545, bur. 27 Nov. 1626, Bishop's Tawton, co. Devon. (Parish Records of Braunton, Devon and Bishop's Tawton, Devon; Vivian, Visit. of Devon, pp. 216-217).
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- John Collamore1,2
- M, #73555, b. circa 1510
- Father Peter Collamore1,2 b. c 1474
- Mother Isabel Cushe1,2 b. c 1475
- John Collamore was born circa 1510 at of Luscott, Braunton, Devonshire, England. He married Margery Hext, daughter of Thomas Hext, Esq., Escheater of Devon and Wilmot Poyntz, circa 1532 at of Braunton, Devonshire, England; They had 7 sons (John, Peter, Richard, Henry, William, Hugh, & Robert) and 4 daughters (Wilmot, wife of Philip Sweet; Petronell, wife of William Perrin; Margaret, wife of William Roger; & Alice, wife of Richard Symons).1,2 John Collamore was buried on 17 April 1555 at Braunton, Devonshire, England.1,2
- Family Margery Hext b. c 1511
- Children
- Wilmot Collamore+ b. c 1533
- Henry Collamore+1,2 b. 12 Jan 1542
- Citations
- 1.[S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. II, p. 364.
- 2.[S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 232-233.
- From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p2448.htm#i73555
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Lineage Royal
Agnes Harris, christened 6 April 1604, Barnstaple, Devonshire, England, living 1680, Hartford, Connecticut. She married first about 1634, probably at Cambridge Massachusetts, William Spencer, christened 11 October 1601, Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England, died 1640 Hartford, Connecticut, Deputy to Massachusetts general Court, 1634 through 1637, and representative to Connecticut General Court, 1639 to 1640. He was son of Gerard Spencer and Alice Whitbread. Agnes married second 11 December 1645, Hartford, Connecticut, William Edwards, christened 1 November 1618, St. Botolph's without Aldgate, Middlesex, England, living 1680, Hartford, Connecticut, son of Rev. Richard Edwards, B.A., by his wife Anne, daughter of Mrs. Julian Munter. Agnes' identity is proven by the wills of her mother Elizabeth Harris, 1649, her sister Priscilla Harris 1651, and her brother Richard Harris 1665, all of which mention her. Agnes was daughter of Elizabeth Collamore, christened 2 September 1566, Bishop's Tawton, Devonshire, England, buried 7 December 1647, Barnstaple, Devonshire, England; married 18 January 1586/7, Braunton, Devonshire, to Bartholemew Harris, yoeman, Mayor of Barnstaple, Devonshire 1602, born about 1560, buried 10 October 1615, Barnstaple, Devonshire. Bartholemew's parentage has not been establsihed but he was probably related in some manner to john Harris, Mayor of Barnstaple 1578 and 1596 whose will dated 1600, (died probably 1602), names Bartholemew Harris as a co-executor of John Harris' estate.
Elizabeth was daughter of Henry Collamore, a second son but eventually heir, christened 12 January 1541/2, Braunton, Devonshire, England, buried 15 June 1625, Bishop's Tawton, Devonshire; married by 1563, place unknown, Margaret Blight, born about 1545, buried 27 November 1626, Bishop's Tawton, Devonshire.
Henry was son of Margery Hext, born about 1510, buried 22 August 1551, Brauton, Devonshire; married about 1532 John Collamore, born about 1500, buried 17 April 1555, being of Luscott, in the parish of Braunton, Devonshire, son of Peter Collamore and Isabel Cushe. The Collamore family arms were, Gules, three crescents between nine billets ore.
Margery was daughter of Thomas Hext, a younger son, born about 1475 to 1480, buried 1 December 1555, Georgeham, Devonshire, residing at Pickwell in the parish of Georgeham at his death. He was Escheator of Devonshire 1525. He married about 1510 Wilmot Poyntz, the widow Hyllinge, born by 1487, died 15 April 1558. She was a daughter of Humphrey Poyntz, died 1487, of Iron Acton, Gloucestershire and Womberlegh and Langley, Devonshire, by his wife Elizabeth Pollard, daughter and sole heir of Richard Pollard. Humphrey was Escheator of Devonshire 1460. The Poyntz family can be traced directly back to Sir Hugh Poyntz, died 1220, whose wife Hawise was a daughter of William Malet, a Magna Charta baron. The Poyntz family arms were Barry of eight ore and gules.
Thomas was son of Joane Fortescue, born about 1450, living in 1524, but dead by 1525, Staverton, Devonshire; married about 1470 to 1475, Thomas Hext, gentleman of Kingston in the parish of Stacerton, Devonshire, died shortly before 8 may 1497, when a writ for an Inquistion post mortem on his estate was issued to the escheator of Devon. He is referred to as being deceased in the Inq.p.m. taken on his mother-in-law, Joan Fortescue's estate in 1501. The Hext family arms were Ore, a tower (castle) with three battlements port open between 3 battle axes Sable.
Joane was daughter of John Fortescue, heir to his parents, born about 1420, died 11 March 1480/81, Inquisition post mortem taken 4 November 1481. He was Lord of Whympston, Devonshire. He married by 1450, Joan Prutteston, daughter and sole heir of John Prutteston of Prutteston (or Preston) in the parish Ermington, Devonshire. Joan is mentioned in the Inq.p.m. taken on her father's lands dated 1468. She died 23 May 1501, Inq.p.m. taken 26 October 1501. The Fortescue family later quartered the Prutteston arms, they being, Ore on a bend azure, 3 crosses patty fitchy argent. John Fortescue is sometimes confused with his first cousin, Sir John Fortescue, the emeinent lawyer who became lord chief justice in England.
John was son of William Fortescue, heir to his parents, born about 1385; married by 1410 Matilda Falwell, alias Mabilla, daughter and heir of John Falwell or Fawell. Both were mentioned in the license for an oratory granted in 1410 by Bishop Stafford to William's father mentioned below. The Fortescue family later quartered the Falwell arms, they being Gules, on a bend argent, 3 water bougets sable.
William was son of Elizabeth Beauchamp, daughter and eventual co-heir, born by 1349, living 1410, Whympston in parish of Modbury, Devonshire. She married first Richard, son of Adam de Branscombe. By 1394, and probably much earlier, she had married second William Fortescue, Lord of Whympston, Devonshire. He was born about 1345, living in 1410, son of William Fortescue, Lord of Whympston, Devonshire, by his wife Alice Strechlegh, daughter of Walter de Strechlegh. In 1401, William and Elizabeth sued her sister, Joan's husband, Sir Robert Challons, regarding tenements in Oulescombe and Buckerell, Devonshire which had been possessed by Elizabeth's brother, Sir Thomas Beauchamp. In 1410, license for oratory was granted by Bishop Stafford to William Sr., and Elizabeth, his wife, and also William Jr., and Matilda, his wife, for the mansion of the said William Sr. at Whympston. The arms of Fortescue were Azure, a bend engrailed Argent, cotised Ore.
Elizabeth was daughter of Sir John Beauchamp, Knight and heir, born about 1315, died 8 April 1349, Lord of Ryme, Dorsetshire and of Oburnford, Oulescombe, Teignhervy and Buckerell, Devonshire. He married first about 1340 Margaret Whalesburgh, daughter of John Whalesburgh. She married secondly by 23 October 1353 Richard de Branscombe, Sheriff of Devonshire in 1358, 1366 and 1374. The arms of the Whalesburghs were Argent, three bendlets, gules, a bordure sable charged with 8 besants.
John was son of Sir John Beauchamp, Knight, born about 1285, living 1337, and presumed dead by 1346, Lord of Ryme, Dorset and of Oburnford, Oulescombe, Teignherby and Buckerell, Devonshire. He married first by 1311/1312 Joan, maiden name unknown. He also apparently married by 1344 Alice de Nonant, daughter and coheir of Sir Roger de Nonant, Lord of Cliston or Brode Clist, Devonshire. Alice is generally accepted a sthe mother of the preceding John Beauchamp, born about 1315.
John was the son of:
Sir Humphrey de Beauchamp = Sybil Oliver Alice de Mohun = Robert de Beauchamp Hawise FitzGeoffrey = Sir Reynold de Mohun Aveline de Clare = Geoffrey FitzPiers Roger de Clare, 2nd Earl of Hertford = Maud de St. Hilaire Richard de Clare = Adeliza des Meschines Adeliza de Clermont = Gilbert de Clare Margaret de Montdidier = Hugh I, Count de Clermont Alice of Roucy = Hildouin IV, Count de Montdidier Beatrix de Hainault = Ebles I, Count de Roucy Edith of France = Rainier IV, Count of Hainault Hugh Capet, King of France, died 996A.D. = Adelaide of Poitou Child of MARGERY HEXT and SIR-JOHN COLLAMORE is: 63. i. PETER29 CALLAMORE, b. 1545; d. 1611
Children of John Collamore and Margery Hext are:
i. Hugh Collamore ii. John Collamore iii. Margaret Collamore, married William Roger. iv. Petronell Collamore, married William Perrin. v. Robert Collamore vi. William Collamore vii. Wilmot Collamore, married Philip Sweet. viii. Richard Collamore, born 1538 in Braunton, Devonshire, England. More About Richard Collamore:
Christening: 04 Mar 1538, Braunton, Devonshire, England
ix. Elizabeth Collamore, born 1540 in Braunton, Devonshire, England; died 1599. x. Henry Collamore, born 12 Jan 1542 in Braunton, Devonshire, England; died 15 Jun 1625 in Bishops Tawton, Devonshire, England; married Margaret Blight 05 Sep 1563 in Bishops Tawton, Devon, England; born 1545 in Bishops Tawton, Devonshire, England; died 27 Nov 1627 in Bishops Tawton, Devonshire, England. xi. Alice Collamore, born 1547 in Braunton, Devonshire, England; died 15 Jun 1625 in Bishops Tawton, DevonShire, England; married Richard Symons; born 1545 in Braunton, Devonshire, England. 8448 xii. Peter Collamore, born 1550 in Braunton, Devonshire, England; died 1605 in Northam, Devonshire, England; married Edith Unknown Nov 1565 in Northam, Devonshire, England.
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Black Sheep1996
Stars: Chris Farley, David Spade, Christine Ebersole, Gary Busy, Toby Scott Ganger
Genre: Comedy
Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Runtime: 87 minutes
Their Marine Corps designation was VMF-214, but for millions of people around the world, they will always be remembered by the name they gave themselves: the "Black Sheep Squadron." Though they fought together for just 12 short weeks under the command of Major Gregory "Pappy" Boyington, the Black Sheep became the most famous fighter squadron in American aviation history. "Baa Baa Black Sheep," a television show loosely based on their exploits, portrayed them as rebels and misfits but as you will see, their real story shatters the televised myths and boasts an ending that rivals any Hollywood script. In this unforgettable episode of "War Stories with Oliver North," you'll take off with five of the original Black Sheep as their F4-U Corsairs roar into battle against the legendary Japanese Zero. In two combat tours they'd lose 20 per cent of their fellow pilots but before they were disbanded in March of 1944, the 51 men of the Black Sheep were credited with an incredible 94 enemy kills. Was "Pappy Boyington" the two-fisted drinker he was portrayed to be? What really happened to him on his fateful final mission? From blistering dogfights over the South Pacific to bar room brawls on the ground, this is the real story of the Black Sheep Squadron from the men who were there.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
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Tell me, officer, do you have any idea how fast you were going?
Mike Donnelly:
Well, I got a 426 hemi here, 3/4 cams, nitro boosters, I can get 'er up to as good as 155! Never do, though, of course, unless I'm chasing a cute chick in a Ferrari! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I guess I was goin' about... 65, tops.
State Trooper:
SEVEN! SEVEN miles an hour! And normally, when I stop people, they pull onto the *shoulder*!
Mike Donnelly:
Hi there, this is Mike Donnelly. I work over here at the recreational center. To be honest with you I pretty much run the place ha, ha, ha. Is this ah Pat Gyles? Good, Good. Hey, hope everything's going great in your fine town of er Avery? Edward! Ha, ha, ha. Say, the reason I'm calling is I wanted to tell you a little bit about the candidacy of Al Donnelly. Al Donnelly's a guy with a dream. His dream is to become governor of this great state of Washington. Hell, every guy's got his dream, am I right? Between you, me and the wall here, I doozy myself last night. Ha ha, ha, ha. Get this: A corn-fed harvest mouse, a hooker, a nun, a Flemish peasant woman, whips, chains, whistles yo-yo's, a circus midget. My grandmother riding by on a bicycle give me the finger, and a duck! Now, I don't know ha, ha, ha. Are you crying? Oh my lord. I am sorry honey, please don't ! Could you get your daddy on the phone. No, don't hang up please I...
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Barry Manilow has reportedly agreed to escort Dame Elizabeth Taylor to Michael Jackson's upcoming funeral.
Manilow will jet to California after his July 4 Independence Day concert in Washington, D.C. to help Taylor through what is sure to be one of the toughest days of her life, according to "Entertainment Tonight."
Paying tribute to Jackson earlier this week, Manilow, who performed a medley of the pop superstar's hits onstage at the American Music Awards in 1984 as the King of Pop sat in the front row, said, "He will go down as one of history's greatest entertainers. I was very happy to be in the world when Michael Jackson was in the world."
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"Why did you call me?"
Is the first thing he says. He tries to cover it up but his voice still sounds concerned.
" I am scared. I feel uneasy, I can't sleep."
"You said you didn't want to talk to me ever again."
"I know."
"Why then?"
"I don't know. I feel anxious"
"Do you want to go out?"
"Please. I feel suffocated."
"Meet you in the playground in 5."
I stand up from the bed that I hadn't stepped out of for countless hours. I stumble around the dark room. Grab a jacket from the floor, put on some shoes and exit the house.
My stomach churns again as the late night's cold breeze hits my face. The streets are empty and the ground is wet.
Minutes later, I enter the dark playground; I see a silhouette by the swings, Jay is already here.
I walk up there slowly, dragging my feet and sit next to him on the second empty swing.
A few seconds later I hear him lighting a cigarette. I look at him to find him looking back at me.
"Want one?"
I shake my head and look in front of me again. The wind is moving around the other swing sets on the other side of the playground. They sway in different directions as my eyes follow them.
"What's wrong?" He says, in that sickening sad tone that makes me want to throw up.
"You know when it's one of those nights? When you feel like you can do fucking anything? Like take off all of your clothes and go swimming in the cold? You want to scream so hard that you lose your voice? But at the same time you can't do anything and you feel like you're stuck, in time in place and it kills you? "
"What do you want Emmy?" He sounds tired. It is three in the morning after all. And he still ran here and arrived before I did.
What do I want? What's wrong with me? I've asked myself this so many times that words didn't make sense anymore.
"I want you Jay." I say for no reason, and my voice, stripped from any emotion, betrays me.
"Stop bullshitting me Emmy, you've never wanted me." Jay bitterly chuckles.
"That's right."
"You're selfish Emmy. You pretend not to care about anything but you only care about yourself."
"That's right." I say again.
"I hate you for that." He says quietly.
"And yet you still came here as soon as I called you." I state.
"That's right." He echoes me.
"You're so pathetic Jay." I suddenly spit out. I feel something kicking inside my stomach, scratching the insides of it over and over again. I taste acid on my tongue.
"That's right."
"I will never understand you. I cursed at you, treated you so bad. Why are you here?"
"Why did you call me then?"
"I don't know."
"It's time for you to actually ask yourself why you make certain decisions. You can't live like that."
"I am scared of being alone."
"No that's not true. You're scared of finding no one when you're done wanting to be alone. You want someone to be there for you whenever YOU need them. I know you Emmy."
" I know you Emmy!" I scream out and stand up, facing Jay. "Why does everyone keep saying that? You don't know me! How can you know me when I can't even understand myself!"
He looks at me and I can still see the same tender sparkle in his eyes as the night he confessed to me.
"Oh god jay I pity you. How can you be like this?" I say, face contracting in a disgusted expression.
"It's because I love you." He says simply.
I snort out. Love? Suddenly a laugh escapes my lips. And then I break out in hysterical giggles.
I laugh so hard that my stomach contracts and tears come up in my eyes.
I step towards Jay and grab his face in my hands.
"Snap out of it. This love, it doesn't exist. You're just imagining it."
"Why do you not want me to say that I know you when you're doing the same?"
I let go of his face and step back.
"Because you're too simple."
"I am not too simple, you're the one who's over complicated."
"I want to escape."
"To where?" He asks in a sigh.
"Not to a place. I want it to stop. This anxious feeling. I want to escape to somewhere where it doesn't exist. I want to leave this body that's hurting because of its sick soul." I itch at my skin frantically.
"You've gone crazy Emmy!" Jay shouts and grabs my arms.
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Lamb Loin Chops with Jalapeno Jelly Sauce
- 8 loin T-bone lamb chops or Frenched lamb chops, about 1 ½ lbs.
- 1-2 t. Creole seasoning
- 1-2 t. French sea salt
- ¼ t. freshly ground black pepper, plus pinch for seasoning
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Ghost Of Landlady's Husband Or A "recording"I rented a room in central Connecticut for about a year and a half from a woman who was a widow.
This house had a feeling of stress to it, compounded by the fact that she had, as I discovered, a hoarding disorder. The ba
I was not extremely happy while I was living there. My landlady was a very self-centered person and ignored her dog. The poor little thing was neglected, and so I took it under my wing and cared for it. I was going through a lot personally and it was strange living in another person's house, particularly someone I had nothing in common with.
While I was there I never liked going downstairs at night when I was alone. She spent weekends at her boyfriend's house quite frequently.
One night in winter I was sitting in the small living room next to her stove - the kind you heat with gas pellets that has a flame. All of a sudden (mind you I was alone) I felt that there was someone in the room with me. It freaked me out so bad I ran upstairs.
The weirdest part of this story happened a few months before I left. I slept in my landlady's former master bedroom, the one she had shared with her husband. For about two weeks the room at night seemed to get colder and colder and I was having a lot of trouble sleeping.
This is where it gets weird. I don't expect anyone to believe me but it's all true. I woke up one night and looked at the clock and it was about 4:15am. This was during the worst of the insomnia. I rolled over and looked at the far end of the room where there was a desk and a mirrored table.
There was a dark shape lying there facing me - like it was levitating - and I could see curly hair but no face. The figure was looking at me and I knew it was a man. I screamed and turned the light on and it disappeared.
Some facts: the landlady's first husband had apparently abused her. I ended up talking to her boyfriend later who stated that the neighbors next door had called the guy "evil". That was weird b/c that's how I felt when I saw this thing, whatever it was. He stated he had written a poem about the husband and described him as having an "aura of evil". I asked if the husband had curly hair and he said yes. That chilled me.
I posted this on a ghost site and someone said I may have seen a kind of "recording" of the man and felt what the woman felt. It was a really malignant entity, whatever it was.
This is my one and only ghost experience and it scared the hell out of me. I moved out eventually and never want to go through something like that again. I'm empathic and believe I was picking up on the emotional vibes in that place big time. Thanks for reading.
Wow, that is creepy !!!!
It is scary. I have something in my house. Not sure what it is but my dog senses it all the time and my husband has seen shadows many times. A little girl that lived in this house before us died and we believe it is her. Many have told me to walk around the house with sage and others have said to kindly ask her to leave. I am terrified of ghosts and the supernatural but I am not that scared of this. I don't think that all are evil. Some are maybe poltergeists but not out to harm anyone. This is not usually me. I would have said "no such thing years ago" but I do believe now you are NOT crazy.. I hope you don't experience this scary stuff again.
That is a good idea. There is so much more to this life than we know and it is interesting. I just want to keep an open mind. There is so much to learn. Have a great day and thanks for sharing your stories. I added you to my circle so hopefully we can share more stories and chat. Peace from LA California!


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Siebel Application Deployment Manager Guide > ADM Logging Capabilities and Troubleshooting > About ADM Framework Logging Options >
This topic describes the Siebel Package Utility log files that record data defining the creation of an Application Deployment Manager (ADM) package. For more information on the ADM Package Utility, see About the ADM Package Utility.
The log files have the following naming convention: pkgr_packagename.log and reside in the directory set by the command utility switch, -l. For more information on this switch, see About the ADM Package Utility Modes and Switches.
The ADM Package Utility generates a log file for each command execution. When more than one log file is generated with the same package name and in the same directory, the existing log files with that package name are renamed with a number in sequence appended to it. The most recently generated log file has no sequence number appended to the filename. To read the log files in chronological order, open the log file with the highest number.
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Scotland Wins Vital's January Player Of The Month
Swansea City striker and top scorer Jason Scotland has won Vital Swansea's player of the month poll for January.
He played in all 5 games last month, and scored 5 goals, including a brace in the 2-0 away win at Burnley.
The 29 year-old, who's 30 in 11 days time, started the season quite slowly in the Championship but has now hit form superbly, scoring 9 in the last 10 games.
He picked up 44% of the vote, with Alan Tate second (23%) and new loan signing Nathan Dyer (10%) third.
Also picking up the rest of the votes were Jordi Gomez, Joe Allen, Darren Pratley, Leon Britton and Ashley Williams.
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The first degree of the Naval diving badges is the Scuba Badge, issued for qualification as a Navy Scuba Diver. The Scuba Badge was previously issued in two degrees, one being for officer divers and the other for enlisted personnel.
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Ok, I'll admit this Wedding-Video teaser is a little bit on the longer side, but you'll have to agree, the toast by Darcy's sister was priceless, I just couldn't leave it out of the Sneek-Peek. So stick it out till the end, you'll love it!!
Darcy & Cortney were a blast to film. With amazing attention to details + perfect Planning pulled off by Occasions by Emily it was a beautiful fun-filled Wedding day. Castle Ladyhawke once again lived up to it's rep as a great location to exchange vows and celebrate a wedding and to cap it off, these guys brought what I would expect from a South Florida crew- lots of dancing! Thankfully Dylan Skidmore was at the helm and the tunes kept coming.
So here you go- Press play and find out what Darcy and Cortney's "friends" have to say about their love affair.
Darcy's make-up by: Make up at the Grove Arcade and Hair styling was provided by: Adorabella
That beautiful cake was created by: Tiffany's Baking Co.
All the great eats were provided by: Black Eyed Susan Catering.
Darcy and Cortney's photography was captured by the very talented Aaron Hogsed of Aaron Imaging.


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Who knew Justin Hartley could look so good in a diaper?
Tonight's This Is Us took Kevin back to where he was when the show began as he went back to The Manny for a special episode, but it was really just a special episode because it forced Kevin to wear a diaper and crawl around on the floor as he searched for that always-missing baby. Apparently the idea was to think like a baby to find the baby?
Whatever. It was fun, it made Sophie (Alexandra Breckenridge) laugh, and as Chrissy Metz told him during the aftershow, he made that diaper look good.
Of course, tonight wasn't all about humiliating Justin Hartley. It was also about tugging at our heartstrings until they nearly burst with a series of heartstring tuggy tales, the least of which involving the fact that Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) wasn't there to attend the Manny taping, and Miquel (Jon Huertas) had to take his place.
Randall and Beth stormed out of the taping as they struggled with the adoption form Randall was supposed to be filling out, but it turned out he was just worried they wouldn't be able to deal with a kid who was a survivor of abuse, while Beth just automatically said yes to every question on the form.
They worked it out eventually (as they always do), and now even their daughters are in on the plan to adopt.
Elsewhere, the night was all about Kate (Metz), Rebecca (Mandy Moore), and Jack, back when Kate was just trying to win Rebecca's approval and Jack was trying to keep himself afloat.
"She's finally having the courage to pursue music and she has that support system with Toby, but then there's Rebecca," Metz said of Kate during the Facebook after show. "There's good old mom, and she's doing the best she can and she's trying to help her, but that line of—ooh, that was just even hard to say to her—you wanted me to be the you that you never became. I mean, that is one tough pill to swallow, especially in that scene because they're both right and they're both wrong, and they're just trying to communicate their feelings."
"Landslide," the song Kate sang during her gig, came from a list that Metz had given to creator Dan Fogelman of her favorite songs to sing.
"The lyrics so perfectly aligned with everything that we wanted to flash to at this point in the episode, so it was like the perfect choice," added writer Bekah Brunstetter.
While Jack supported young Kate as much as he possibly could as she worked on her singing for the talent show, he was also dealing with his issues with alcoholism, and it was Kate who he first opened up to. She responded by putting her hands on his face, the way he used to do for her when she was little.
"When we're filming that scene with Hannah [Zeile], I was always hanging on the words I'm sorry, I never wanted to disappoint you," Ventimiglia said. "Never wanting to disappoint someone but knowing that you have or knowing that you will, and it wasn't intended. That is a soul-crushing thing."
"The idea of like, I never wanted to disappoint you, I think it cuts to the core of everything this guy is and that relationship is. It's so powerful," Fogelman added. "The moment when you can't find quite the words, and you're stammering, this guy who's had all the answers in every episode every time this girl needed an answer she could look to her father for it, and he's almost finding himself without the words to express...
"She makes it all right by putting her hands on his face like she did when she was kid, like he does to them," added Ventimiglia.
And while Fogelman says not many moments make him cry anymore, "That one got me."
It got all of us, Mr. Fogelman. And we all have you to blame.
This Is Us airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on NBC.
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The main source of human capital is education.
From the speech at the opening of a campus of SOCAR's Baku Higher Oil School
I am glad that there are more than 160 Sunday schools operating in different countries. We probably need to increase the number of these schools, and the state of Azerbaijan will continue its efforts in this direction.
From the speech at the opening of fourth Congress of World Azerbaijanis
It is not natural resources, but education, the intellectual level of society, which drives economies.
From the speech at the ceremony of confer a diploma of Honorary Professor of History by Renmin University of China
We want to enter the ranks of developed countries, and we have the opportunities for that. Our human resources are strong. Education is at the proper level. Literacy is almost 100 per cent. This forms the basis for the development of science.
From the speech at the general meeting marking the 70th anniversary of ANAS
An educated and literate person rarely goes astray. It is easy to poison the minds of illiterate people.
From the speech at the Iftar ceremony on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan
Education is not only the way to develop, the way to the future.
From the speech at the opening of the 3rd World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue
We are lucky to have almost hundred percent literacy in Azerbaijan. Our government spends every year at least 40 million euros to train our young people abroad in the leading universities in the world.
From the speech at the opening ceremony of the 3rd Global Baku Forum
Education is the main safeguard against radicalism. A country with a literacy rate of 100 percent and an educated society, there can be no potential threats inside.
From the interview by "Russia-24" news channel
One of the other important priorities for us is education. And we are proud that literacy is ensured to almost 100 percent in Azerbaijan.
From the speech at the official opening of the First Global Forum on Youth Policies
…only education, science and technological innovations are the main instruments of successful development. This is the driving force for the whole mankind.
From the speech at the official opening of the First Global Forum on Youth Policies
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The Statistics Department is delighted to report that Professor Susan A. Murphy is to be given the 2018 R.A. Fisher Award and Lectureship. She will deliver the Fisher Lecture at the Joint Statistical Meetings this coming summer. Professor Murphy joined our Department in 2017 as the Professor of Statistics, Radcliffe Alumnae Professor at the Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University and Professor of Computer Science at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
The Statistics Department is delighted to report that Professor Kosuke Imai (currently Professor, Department of Politics and Center for Statistics and Machine Learning at Princeton) will become Professor of Government and Statistics at Harvard from the fall of 2018 and be a senior faculty member of our Department. Professor Imai's research area is political methodology and more generally applied statistics in the social sciences. He has extensively worked on the development and applications of statistical methods for causal inference with experimental and observational data.
The Boston Chapter of the American Statistical Association (BCASA) has announced:The BCASA Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching of Statistics is to be given to Professor Joe Blitzstein, Professor of the Practice of Statistics at Harvard University.Congratulations, Joe!
The Institute of Mathematical Statistics has selected Professor Xiao-Li Meng as their President-Elect (weblink http://bulletin.imstat.org/2017/07/ims-election-results/ ). His term as President starts in July 2018. Professor Meng is Harvard's Whipple V. N. Jones Professor of Statistics and Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Congratulations Xiao-Li and thanks for the work!
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So What Exactly is Turn and Bank?
James asks the following question:
During some ground time my CFI talked briefly about TURN and BANK being different but combined. Is there any readings or thoughts as to the clarification on these terms/manuvers?
Awesome question James! Turn and bank are concepts that many people just assume are the same, because they really do go hand in hand. However, the concept behind each is actually quite different.
Turn specifically refers to the "rate" of a turn while bank refers to the "lateral attitude" or roll of an airplane.
For example we know a standard rate turn is 3° per second, the reason why a 180° turn out of the clouds takes 1 minute at standard rate. This requires a bank angle that varies based on airspeed.
Part of this misconception comes from before the turn coordinator came along. The previous instrument, the turn and bank indicator, simply displayed your "rate" of turn. Bank was never displayed on the face of the instrument and the only place you can truly determine your bank in degrees is the attitude indicator.
For more reading, check out the Airplane Flying Handbook (Chapter 3) and the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (Chapter 7).
Editor's note: we've added links to articles about the instruments and two FAA handbooks to Jason's response.
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Old Bob Siegfried on May 04, 2014
Neither the Turn and Bank nor the Turn Coordinator will tell you the bank angle. The T&B will show only the rate of turn while the TC will respond to rate of roll and/or rate of turn. It is a rate instrument and not a position instrument.
I feel that all Turn Coordinators should be removed from the pilot's view.
They are useful as a sensor for a low cost autopiolt but they are useless for getting information to the pilot.
Rate of roll is only helpful in telling us a wing is dropping, but it does not tell us how far or how fast. The T&B always tells the truth as to how fast we are turning. As I said before, it is a RATE instrument, not a position instrument. The TC is also a rate instrument, but there is no way to discern whether it is showing rate of roll or rate of turn.
Happy Skies,
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Gophers Score Early En Route to 6-1 Win
Ty McDevitt uses four scoreless innings for his first win of the season
Gophers Split Saturday Action; Win 15-1 Over Broncos in Seven
After going scoreless in the first game, Minnesota comes back in second for a win
Gophers fall to No. 2 UCLA In Series Finale
Minnesota fell to 1-2 on the season after a Sunday loss
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Minnesota scored three runs in the sixth en route to an exhibition win
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With the help of a U of M alum, Minnesota's poster features 10 different uniforms throughout the years
Made seven starts as an outfielder or designated hitter, and played in 21 games total hit .158 with six hits and a .200 on base percentage had a hit and drove in a run in three straight games in California, starting at Sacramento State (3/16) batted 2-for-5 with a run and an RBI at St. Mary's (3/19).
Played in nine games with one start had 15 at bats held a perfect fielding percentage of 1.000 pinch hit in a total of four games, racking up a total of six at-bats in those games pinch hit in a game against Western Michigan (2/23) hitting in a run started the Hamline game (3/6) in right field went 1-2 with a double, run scored, and stolen base against Nebraska-Omaha (6/12).
Batted .239, saw action in 41 games including 23 starts eight multiple-hit games and reached base safely in nine-straight games in 109 at bats, produced nine RBI, 19 runs scored and five doubles and one triple produced 24 hits and 33 total bases started in 12-straight games at the beginning of the Gopher homestand opened the home season with a 2-4 performance, a double and a run scored against UW-Milwaukee (2/25) scored two runs in the 4-1 win over New Mexico State (3/2) was 2-4 with two runs scored and an RBI in the 7-1 Stony Brook win (3/10) produced a season-high two RBI in the 9-3 win over South Dakota State (3/28) hit the game-winning, bottom of the ninth sacrifice fly to defeat The Citadel (3/23) went 2-4 with a run scored in the Michigan walkoff win (4/1) pinch hit in the Michigan State game (4/22) and held a hit and a run scored in the extra-inning loss went 1-4 with a double, an RBI and a run scored against Nebraska (5/12).
Batted .114 with two home runs, one double, four runs scored, and three RBI in 25 games recorded his first collegiate hit by going 1-for-2 with a runs scored and a walk versus Connecticut on Feb. 19 was 1-for-3 with a solo home run at Sacramento State on March 17 helped the Gophers defeat Indiana, 12-1, by going 2-for-5 with a double, a home run, two RBI, and one run scored on April 23 made his lone start of the season on May 17 versus North Dakota State.
Redshirted the 2010 season.
Graduated from Cretin-Derham High School named Second-Team All-Metro by the Star Tribune and was All-Conference as a senior batted .429 with 14 runs, five doubles, six home runs and 13 RBI, and was named All-Conference in his junior season.
Born on Apr. 10, 1991 majoring in communications.
Gophers Settle for Split, Falling 9-6 Sunday
2/18/2018 - Baseball
The Gopher Baseball team ended its stay at the Atlanta Challenge falling 9-6 against Georgia State on Sunday afternoon at the GSU Baseball Complex.
Gophers Score 20 Runs in Doubleheader Sweep
2/17/2018 - Baseball
The Gophers exploded for 20 runs, defeating Kennesaw State 9-3 and 11-8 in a doubleheader sweep on Saturday at Stillwell Stadium.
Kozicky's Birthday Blasts Not Enough for 'U'
2/16/2018 - Baseball
The Gopher Baseball team opened its 2018 season at the Atlanta Challenge, falling 3-2 to Georgia Tech at Russ Chandler Stadium on Friday afternoon.


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USA TODAY's Robert Bianco previews June 20th's TV lineup from the Critic's Corner, with some unconventional options like 'Hannibal' and 'Wilfred.' VPC
What's worth watching, and what might not be, in prime time on Thursday.
Wilfred | FX, 10 ET/PT
One of TV's strangest, darkest and at times funniest comedies is back with Elijah Wood once again starring as Ryan, a man who talks to a dog -- and who may have been talking to the same dog his entire life, which probably wouldn't speak well for his mental health. Series creator Jason Gann co-stars as the man in the dog suit, who searches for his original owner in the first of tonight's two episodes and watches in horror as Ryan befriends his greatest enemy, the mailman, in the second.
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Hannibal | NBC, 10 ET/PT
Of course, when it comes to dark and strange, Wilfred has nothing on Bryan Fuller'sSilence of the Lambs prequel Hannibal -- which throws violent, creepy and hypnotic into the mix. Some may find the violence and the sustained tension to be barriers to casual viewing for Hannibal, which ends its season with Will (Hugh Dancy) being accused of murder and (probably foolishly) turning to Hannibal for help. But it has an excellent cast working for one of TV's best writers, and that's reason enough to be glad NBC is giving the show a second shot.
Elementary | CBS, 10 ET/PT
The time slot's most conventionally entertaining series -- and that's meant as a compliment -- finds Joan searching for a missing woman while Sherlock investigates a seemingly random murder on a subway platform. The resolution is one of the series' cleverest, though luckily, even when the cases are weaker than tonight's, stars Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu still make the show worth watching.