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GREENSBORO, N.C. – ACC commissioner John Swofford put his support behind Miami coach Al Golden, who was identified in a Yahoo report as having direct knowledge of NCAA recruiting violations.
"If Al Golden were involved in anything inappropriate in terms of NCAA rules, I would be shocked," Swofford said Sunday following his "football forum" address at the ACC Media Days event.
The Yahoo report, released Friday, said that Golden used an equipment manager in recruiting to skirt NCAA rules within weeks of his hire in Dec. 2010. According to Yahoo, Sean Allen, who has ties to rogue booster Nevin Shapiro, made calls to prospects and drove them to and from campus, both NCAA violations. He left the school last summer. Golden denied the story.
July 22nd, 2012
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hey, it's miami. anything goes.
July 22nd, 2012
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And they get away with it!
July 22nd, 2012
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the equipment mngr left school b/c of the whole "where there's smoke there's fire" cliche.
July 22nd, 2012
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After UNC I don't understand why Miami does not admit any and everything. The NCAA loves self reporting. It's more important than the actual infractions. It's the whole "lack of Institutional control" thing.
July 22nd, 2012
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he had the keys to the bulletproof van. He had drive the kids back and forth.
July 22nd, 2012
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I don't know. Thinking strictly from an incentives standpoint, I almost think they should cheat. If they think they're gonna get hammered – and they may – why not go all out?
July 22nd, 2012
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"Thinking strictly from an incentives standpoint, I almost think they should cheat If they think they're gonna get hammered. Why not go all out?. "
@George Stein that is what I told my last 3 wives.
July 22nd, 2012
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What does it matter???
Da U will always beat Paul Johnson
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@UGa….you ain't too BRITE are you? You statement is impossible.
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Golden has a lot of young talent .
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Phil Alfano was named superintendent in May after former Superintendent Esther Corral-Carlson left amid a storm of controversy.
Meanwhile, district officials coped with a potential $2 million budget gap that could have led to major cuts if left unresolved, even as they moved forward with millions of dollars in capital improvement projects funded by a local bond measure.
Changes in leadership
School employees voiced a chorus of displeasure with Superintendent Esther Corral-Carlson early in the year at school board meetings and through letters to school trustees, questioning Corral-Carlson's leadership and funding priorities.
After firing her in April, the board of trustees reached an agreement with Corral-Carlson in May that allowed her to resign rather than be fired in exchange for dropping a liability claim she filed against the district.
A few weeks later, Phil Alfano, assistant superintendent of human resources and child welfare and development, became superintendent on a unanimous vote by the board.
Alfano set about charting a community-focused course for the district, including an August back-to-school block party in the city parks and on Plaza Circle.
In an extension of the city's child safety fair in 2011, the school district joined with the city of Patterson to have members of the police and fire departments, school principals and other school employees run game booths at the parks.
More than 2,000 students and parents attended, and 30 agencies participated.
Other changes sought by Alfano include increased communication between school staff members and parents via social networks, such as Facebook, and an updated district website highlighting each school and its activities.
Alfano also hosted two superintendent chats, inviting parents, school employees and community members to hear about happenings at local schools.
While Alfano assumed the superintendent's seat, Shawn Posey, principal of Creekside Middle School, was chosen to take Alfano's former position as assistant superintendent of human resources and child welfare and development as of Jan. 1. Creekside Vice Principal Kerry McWilliams will move into the principal's spot that same day.
Proposition 30 passes
Worries about a possible $2 million budget gap in the 5,800-student district's $31 million budget were also at the forefront in 2012.
School officials expressed relief following the Nov. 6 voter passage of Proposition 30, a state ballot measure that imposes a sales tax increase of a quarter-cent for the next four years and higher income taxes for the wealthy for the next seven years.
Passage of the measure prevented mid-year budget cuts and payment deferrals to school districts but is unlikely to increase funding to public schools.
However, Patterson Unified got a boost to modernize campuses with $17 million from the state Allocation Board of Public School Construction this year. The money has allowed modernization projects at Patterson High, Del Puerto High, Las Palmas Elementary and Northmead Elementary schools.
The district also used more than $743,000 left over from the $50 million Measure V bond approved by local voters in November 2008 to purchase new phone, heating and air conditioning systems at local schools and create a new parking lot for Del Puerto High School.
The majority of Measure V money had been spent on building Walnut Grove School in east Patterson and modernizing the agriculture and auto shop at Patterson High.
District focuses on academics
Back at the district office, Veronica Miranda, the assistant superintendent of educational services, said the district's after-school programs support learning, not just playtime, for the 1,078 children in local schools who use the after-school services.
A focus on academics has teachers preparing for the Common Core Standards that will begin in 2014. Common Core assessment tests — which focus on the steps required to reach an answer, as well as the answer itself — will take the place of the federal Adequate Yearly Progress and state Academic Performance Index improvement measures.
Each Patterson Unified school will review all aspects, from academics to building needs, through a program called Total Quality Review that was instituted this year. It will offer commendations and recommendations based on each school's strategic goals.
New school takes shape
In other education news, construction is under way on a new school in rural Patterson at Hartley and Walnut avenues. That school will house alternative-education and special-education students beginning in the 2013-14 school year.
The school — with six classrooms, a career technical room and a multipurpose room — will replace a small house on F Street that is now used by Patterson Independent Study students.
The Stanislaus County Office of Education will run the school for students who live on the West Side. About 60 students are expected initially, but plans are still in the early stages.
MJC campus at standstill
As for higher education in 2012, Nick Stavrianoudakis, public affairs director for the Yosemite Community College District, said last week that officials do not have a date for the opening of a Modesto Junior College educational site in Patterson.
Stavrianoudakis said he had nothing new to report.
In 2011, MJC purchased four acres of land north of Frontier Communications and east of Patterson Fire Station No. 2 at the Keystone Pacific Business Park.
Funding for junior colleges in the California state budget has been slashed by 30 percent since 2009, however, according to Stavrianoudakis. As a result, YCCD and other community college districts have reduced their spending, cut staffs and tightened schedules, rather than expanding.
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The Bradley County Sheriff's Office hasn't released any information on why a 20-year department veteran and state representative abruptly resigned Monday.
Capt. Eric Watson handed in his resignation, but the sheriff's office is waiting for him to make a statement today before commenting, said sheriff's office spokesman Bob Gault.
"We're giving him the opportunity to say what he wants," Gault said Tuesday afternoon.
Watson also is a Republican state representative for District 22, which covers Meigs and Polk counties and part of Bradley County.
While Watson didn't return calls seeking comment, a legislative spokesman said he was resigning from the sheriff's office to pursue several professional opportunities.
House Republican Caucus spokesman Brent Leatherwood declined to elaborate on those opportunities.
Steve Bebb, 10th Judicial Circuit district attorney, said he hasn't decided if his office needs to open an internal investigation into Watson, but he declined to say why.
Leatherwood said Watson's resignation had nothing to do with any kind of investigation.
Watson, who joined the sheriff's office in 1991, was promoted to captain in 2010.
He was elected as representative in 2006 and he is currently chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
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TITANS `05: He hit .343 in 54 games for the Titans', making 25 starts mainly in center field, platooning with Bobby Andrews Sported a six-game hitting streak from Mar. 5 to Mar. 13, going 7-for-12 (.583) over that stretch Collected eight multi-hit games, including two in which he knocked three against UC Santa Barbara (May 1) and Pepperdine (May 10) On May 10 vs. Pepperdine, he also collected a career-high five RBI, finishing 3-for-3 with a home run and his first career triple in the Titans' 13-4 victory Hit his first career homer on Mar. 13 against the then No. 1 Tulane Green Wave Made no errors in the outfield in 61 chances.
TITANS `04: Appeared in 33 games, making a pair of starts in the outfield Hit .158 on the season, collecting his first career hit against Pacific on Apr. 8 Used mostly as a pinch-runner for the Titans as a freshman, Tripp scored 13 runs on the season, including a career-best two runs against LMU (Apr. 13) and Cal Poly (May 1) Scored the game-tying run on a wild pitch in the national championship-clinching game against Texas and scored the tying run on a Ronnie Prettyman single in the Titans' 2-1 extra-inning victory over Long Beach State on May 21.
LOS ALAMITOS H.S.: A four-year starter in baseball and football Named first-team all-league three years in baseball, as well as team MVP his senior year Led football team to CIF championship while being named Sunset League MVP and first-team All-CIF as a wide receiver.
PERSONAL: Born on April 2, 1985, in Artesia, Calif. Parents are John and Natalie Tripp Full name is Brandon John Tripp His nickname is Tripper Has a younger sibling (Jordan) Says his grandfather is his greatest influence Majoring in communications Eats a Snickers before each game Would like to see Miami & Texas added to the Titans' schedule Says his greatest sports thrill was winning the College World Series in 2004 Likes to work out and swim in his free time Models his game after Ken Griffey, Jr. Favorites include: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (team), Old School, Van Wilder, & Hitch (movies), Will Smith (actor), Usher, Eminem & 50 Cent (musical artists), BaseballAmerica.com and myspace.com (web sites).


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The third and final bathhouse is demolished in preparation for the construction of the Palm Springs Spa.
U.S. Equalization Act is finalized, dividing tribal land individually among its 104 members. Conservators and guardians are assigned to many tribal members to control their land and assets.
Construction of the Palm Springs Spa is completed. Built on reservation land, it is the first long-term Indian land lease in the country.
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G16 Oilers at Red Wings
Playing against the Red Wings hasn't been a fun activity over the years. Bill Gadsby (in photo) was an effective defender in his era, and the man Lidstrom is effective in his own way in the modern era. Lidstrom–whose reputation rivals DiMaggio's in his time–and other important Red Wing players have a major issue to deal with–age.
When I was young, Detroit was a clearing house for the old and the done. In this photo, Gerry Cheevers and former Ranger great Eddie Giacomin are in conversation. Detroit had more grey hair than anyone in the league during the early 1970s, but they still weren't much good at hockey.
This is a typical photo from about 40 years ago. Red Wings give up a goal, Guy Lafleur (in helmet) celebrates and veterans (and recent teammates, Mahovlich would have been traded to Montreal by the Red Wings earlier in the season) Gordie Howe and Frank Mahovlich acknowledge each other briefly after the crime.
Howe would retire at the end of the season, his storied career filled with Stanley's in youth but disappointment in the 60s and 70s. Mahovlich, part of several Stanley teams in Toronto, would catch fire again in Montreal and bring home more rings. Howe would return to the game, and retire two years after the Big M.
Sometimes I come across unusual photos online when searching for hockey items. This is a photo from the 1960 Detroit Auto Show. I would love to know the back story, suspect it was some kind of Red Skelton-style skit.
I can't wait until Taylor Hall gets the swagger back. He's not in that unreal zone yet, but even with that has 10 points in 15 games. Hall is on track to match his offense from a year ago, but hasn't kicked out the jams yet this season. He's going to break out one of these nights, maybe tonight. A year ago, Edmonton visited Detroit on November 11. The themes in the comments section were:
- MVP was DOA
- They had no real option for penalty killers and it showed
- Without Horcoff it's a train wreck.
- Without Hemsky it's an unwatchable disaster.
A year later and things are much better. The Wings are a little older, the Oilers are better in several disciplines. The Oilers lost to a better team last night, but if you take out Eager and Barker (and if Renney is serious about winning that's what he'll do. UPDATE: I wrote this early and then posted late, both Barker and Eager are out tonight) then they have a shot at grabbing a road point late.
One other thing: I'm amazed that so few msm have picked up on Smyth's season. He's absolutely ripping it people. Here are Smyth's ev numbers a year ago compared to today:
- Smyth last year: 82, 14-19-33 .402
- Smyth this year: 15, 7-6-13 .867
Wow. That's incredible. The 2nd place Oiler at evens currently is a tie between RNH and Eberle (7 points) and that's a distant bell. Smyth is playing at an insane level and I haven't read a thing about it. What's the phrase they use on MNF? Come on, man! Ryan Smyth is superfreak right now. And according to Desjardins he's pretty damn impressive league wide:
Ryan Smyth is having an outstanding year. Can anyone argue that? And here's another thing: How many of the guys ahead of him on this list play the kind of uphill game Smyth does on this team? Zone starts, toughness of opposition, miles and miles of special teams and not just the cherry PP minutes.
I can't imagine the Oilers are going to be able to ride Smyth all season as they are doing now. The kid line needs to step up on the road. Perhaps tonight.


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I wondering if it would be something akin to Man-Bat if it were a flying "mount". A Master-Blaster arrangement would be cool too, tho if it were an epic land mount that would be one fast Ogre/Golem (powerthirst fueled fast, so faster than Kenyans). Maybe it's a franken-horse, with bolts in its neck and parts of other horses/mounts stitched together. Get that Mad Scientist vibe back.


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The Vernon White Collection represents the interests of White (1915-2008), a native of Hardin County, Kentucky and a Sociology Department faculty member at Western Kentucky University from 1966 to 1980. The collection contains information about White's military experience and his academic career, but more importantly it documents his research interests outside his field of study, including: covered bridges, grave markers, archaeology, and American folkways. White's research on these topics led to the publication of several articles and two books: Covered Bridges: Focus on Kentucky (1985) and Grave Covers: Our Cultural Heritage (2005). His collection contains research field notes as well as hundreds of slides. To see the finding aid to the Vernon White Collection, which includes a brief biography, click here. For an index to the slides included in the collection, click here.


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This roundtable discussion on contemporary screenwriting was preceded by three individual perspectives on three types of screenplays.
Susannah Grant ("Erin Brockovich," "The Soloist") discussed translating biography to film, Ehren Kruger ("The Ring," "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen") discussed writing for screen worlds dominated by digital effects, and Andrew Marlowe ("Air Force One," "Hollow Man") focused on the process of writing for action films.
After their individual presentations, their discussion together illuminated the trials and triumphs of modern screenwriting while simultaneously offering a forum for celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Academy's Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting, as all three accomplished participants are former Nicholl Fellowship recipients. The Nicholl Fellowship program is the world's most prestigious screenwriting competition; this year, 6,304 scripts were submitted with entries from all 50 states and 60 countries. The 2010 Nicholl Fellows will be selected in late October and honored at a gala dinner in November.
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation is meeting at the Spokane Convention Center this week. The group originally expected 1700 attendees, but 15-percent were coming from areas affected by the storm back East.
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January 21, 2013, 2:50 PM — Iconic video game company Atari has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. in an effort to separate operations from parent company Atari SA, which is based on France and has also filed for bankruptcy.
Atari, Atari Interactive and two related companies owned by Atari SA on Monday filed petitions under Chapter 11 protection with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.
The filing sets the stage for a spin-off or sale of Atari SA's U.S. assets, which includes Humongous and California US Holdings. The U.S. companies will secure independent capital so it can continue to grow in the future, Atari U.S. said in a statement.
The U.S. companies have had approval to obtain US$5 million in financing from Tenor Capital, which specializes in funding distressed companies.
A spokesman for Atari in the U.S. declined to provide further comment on the bankruptcy protection filing or future operations.
Atari started off in 1972 and is known for game consoles like the Atari 2600 and video games like Pong, Asteroids and Centipede. Atari couldn't maintain the top spot in the console market with companies like Nintendo and Sega making superior products. Atari ultimately left the console market and today is focusing on game development for PCs, smartphones, tablets and for gaming consoles from Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony.
Since its inception, Atari's name and assets have changed hands multiple times, last landing with French game maker Infogrames Entertainment in 2001. The U.S. unit of Infogrames was later renamed Atari, and Infogrames Entertainment bought out Atari's assets in 2008. Infogrames Entertainment later changed its name to Atari SA.
Atari SA has also filed for bankruptcy in France due to inability to meet current liabilities and struggles to raise funds to continue growth, the French company said in a statement. The company blamed the challenging economy for its problems.
Trading of the company's stock on the NYSE Euronext Paris market has been suspended.
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Tom Tangney's top 10 football movies'Tis the season for football. So we asked KIRO Radio film critic Tom Tangney for a list of his top 10 football movies to get us fully in the football spirit.
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Paata Tsikurishvili, artistic director of Synetic Theater, is still glowing over the four Helen Hayes Awards and 15 nominations his company earned last year. "I was really thrilled because it was the first time for us that one production, 'King Lear,' got nominated in every single category," he said.
Synetic, which has a history of excelling with dark plays, will begin its 2012-2013 season with one of the darkest: "Jekyll and Hyde," adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson's novel and directed by Tsikurishvili. "I love edgy, gritty stories, and when I read this, I thought, 'This fits us really well.'
"I'm fascinated by human nature, and this play tells an extreme tale about human beings. In the story, the hero is trying to extract the evil soul from himself to be a perfect man. The plot has biblical, spiritual and scientific elements. It's about what it is that we all carry within us, and combines all those things into a creepy, bizarre, unsure world." "Jekyll and Hyde" runs through Oct. 21 and stars Alex Mills.
The second production in the Synetic season (Dec. 6 to Jan. 6) will be "A Trip to the Moon," directed by Natsu Onoda Power. Based on the famous 1902 silent film by Georges Melies, "A Trip to the Moon" follows the adventures of six astronauts sent to the moon by way of a cannon.
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"Natsu is a wonderful asset for Synetic," said Tsikurishvili. "She thinks outside the box and is continually working in untraditional ways. A lot of the play will be based on the original film, but there will also be Natsu's take on it. It will be a wonderful journey for the audience."
From Feb. 24 to March 24, Synetic will produce "The Tempest." "It's a play I've always wanted to do," said Tsikurishvili. "One day I woke up and thought, 'OK, I'm ready.' I have a great concept and I'm sure 'The Tempest' will top all the silent Shakespeare plays we've done. There will of course be water. I'll also use multimedia and surround projections, to try to tell the familiar story in a new way."
From May 9 to June 9, Synetic will produce "The Three Musketeers." "From my childhood, I've been attracted to this story," said Tsikurishvili. "It's comic, romantic, sexy, and it just seemed right to close the season with something that is funny."
Back for a limited run after the official end of the season, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" will run July 24 to Aug. 4. "I think the theater community in D.C. is so talented and so diverse," Tsikurishvili concluded. "I'm proud that my actors and I can be part of it."


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Mohamed Mirghani (محمد ميرغني) was born in Omdurman, Sudan in 1945. His father, Mohamed Ben Ouf, had been a famous singer in Sudan as well.
Mirghani began his studies at the Sheikh Amin school, which next to the National Cinema in Khartoum. He completed his education at the Babiker Badri School, where he taught until his retirement in 2008.
Mirghani recorded his first song in 1965 for Sudan Radio. He would go one to record over 200 songs by many famous Sudanese writers. This song, which translates as "You Are Hidden From Me", was written by Al Sardoleeb and the music was written by Hassan Babaker.
If anyone has any information on the Musphone label – or any other releases on that label – please contact me or leave a comment.
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Catalog number 5577 on Munsphone of Khartoum, Sudan. No further information available.
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Munsiphone was a Sudanese record label owned by Mohammed Ali Saad and his son, Mansour. They made music for most Sudanese pop singers of the early 60's and Egyptian ones as well (Mohammed Wardi, Abu-Arky Al-Bakhiet, Khedr Bashir, Ibrahim Awwad, Salah Ibn-Albadyah, Al-Balabil, Mohammed Al-Amin etc… right to Umm-Kalthoum). Their recording engineer was a British gentleman called Andre Ryder. The label started issuing Compact Cassettes in the mid-70's (Mohammed Al-Amin was I guess, their first induction of this technology), but sadly, the engineering mastery was low, and the quality of instrumentation was below par.
Other famous Sudanese record labels of the same time were Sudaniphone (owned by Hassan Mustapha Saleh), and Fonograph Dimitri Al-Bazar.
-The founder's son Mr. Mansour is said to be a shiek, or hajji Mansour nowadays, and has released some religious songs, and madayeh (adulatory music for the Prophet).
-Some of the early Munsiphone records (long-players, and EPs) came coloured as one collector told me, in red, yellow, green, and blue vinyl. Dunno if this is true as I haven't seen a single one so far. The early vinyls were all black, and only those well-to-do were able to buy it back in 70's Sudan.


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The Pacific blackdragon is black on the inside as well as the outside, its black stomach preventing light from swallowed bioluminescent prey shining out. Male Pacific blackdragons are only about a quarter the size of the females, and males can't do anything but mate.
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Dashing sailors and dishy dames will expertly belt out the era's popular tunes from the Andrews Sisters, Duke Ellington, Hoagy Carmichael, George and Ira Gershwin, Cab Calloway and more.
Swingtime Salute will run from June 5 through July 6 at 8 p.m.Wednesday through Saturday, with four special 2 p.m. indoor matinees in the Nauticus Theater on June 26 & 29 and July 3 & 6.
General admission tickets are $30 on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and $40 on Fridays and Saturdays; children aged 4-12 are $20 every night. Nauticus and VSC season members, retired military and AAA members receive an advance sale discount. Due to the USO's support, all active duty military get in free.
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Well, for what was supposed to be Kim Richards' celebration of sobriety weekend, there sure was a lot of booze flowing in Ojai. Tonight on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, we picked up where we left off at the dinner in which Brandi Glanville told Adrienne Maloof to shut the f*ck up.
Despite the fact that she deserved it, everyone was all hung up that she used "The 'F' Word," and so Brandi did apologize for using it. She didn't apologize for telling Adrienne to shut up though, and I don't blame her. There was some more drama when Brandi announced she just got a book deal, and Taylor Armstrong's response was to start meditating. She is still hung up on the fact that Brandi called her out for writing a book about her marriage. The big difference, however, is that Brandi's ex didn't commit suicide and is still around to defend himself. Big difference.
And oh yeah, Adrienne got a book deal too ... which no one seemed to care about at all.
Anyway, after all of that, which was completely baffling to Yolanda Foster, they seemed to move on from Shut-the-F*ck-Up Gate quite well, and soon they were naked, smearing mud on one another, and cavorting about.
Once the booze started flowing that evening, it was Housewives gone wild. Yolanda (who can't drink alcohol because she is having the tissue from unborn lamb fetuses or something like that injected into her body) and Kim headed to bed while the rest of the women competed in arm wrestling matches (Brandi's celebratory dance when she beat Adrienne is the BEST), did drunken gymnastics and moves in which I'm amazed no one broke a bone, and had all sorts of drunken fun. The bygones were bygones, and it looked like that clay from God or some Ojai magic may have really brought them all together.
But of course, it wasn't that simple. In the sober morning sun as they rode back in the limo toward Beverly Hills, Kyle had to go and bring up the dinner again, and everything started all over again. Adrienne continued to play innocent, saying she was not trying to bring attention to Kim crying, which is bullsh*t. She was trying to start drama and she knows it, but she'll never admit it -- probably not even to herself. Brandi isn't about to back down, and also seems pissed about Paul and Adrienne trying to pressure her into sending out some Tweets for them.
There's clearly a lot brewing there. In the end, Brandi said, "If Adrienne and I don't nip this in the bud, things could get ugly." I sense there will be no nipping, as previews for next week look explosive with Paul screaming at Brandi. I wonder what Yolanda will think of that.
Team Brandi or Team Adrienne?
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Team Brandi! Adrian and Paul (whom I used to love) are awful. I think their crumbling marriage is making them both a**holes. Oh yeah, Adrian always was one.
sorry but brandi has a bad mouth on her. no class at all. no wonder her husband left her for leeann rimes. she needs to clean up her ugly mouth. adrian has more class in her little finger than brandi does. she is one classless woman. why would they bring her on the show.!! and kim needs to quit the crying, she still acts drugged up/ slurs her words.!! just get brandi ( dirty mouth ) off the show. cant stand her.
brandi has the gall to make the remark adrian is dunb. she is about one dumb broad.!! the way she goes after lisas husband ken.!! haha.!! i can see why her husband left her. big dirty classless mouth. now one with some class is david fosters wife. she makes them look sick. she has some class.!!
LMAO @ someone saying no wonder her husband left her because she cusses. Now that's effin hilarious!! Yeah he couldn't keep his penis in his pants and it's all Brandi's fault for cussing. Wow, that's just umm yeah.
Love Brandi and like Nicole said, I use to love Paul and Adrienne but this season they've become awful people. Found it "funny" that Kyle couldn't be bothered to comfort her crying sister in the bathroom, Brandi the former mortal enemy had to do that. Kyle was too busy running her mouth. Kyle, another that i use to really like. I can tell I wont like her much this season.
It was interesting how several stated that they understood why those who weren't drinking wouldn't want to hang around since it's not fun being around drunks if you're not drinking.... but they expected the audience to enjoy it? I guess they expect us all to be drunk on Monday night?
Equally ridiculous was Yolanda telling Kyle how unclassy she thought it was. Their understanding and acceptance of her bowing out early was more classy.
Brandy has a mouth like a barn and has no lady likeness to her. I bet her husband divorced her because of her mouth. Yolanda is right , it was unlady like.
Team Brandy. Was never really a fan of the sour faced Adrienne. I love how open and honest Brandy is, these woman cant handle it.


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Lyndsy Fonseca stars as Alex, a young woman with a troubled past, who is now leading a double life in The CW's drama "Nikita."
A stunning and talented young actress, Fonseca has quickly grabbed attention as one of Hollywood's most vibrant talents. Fonseca starred in Matthew Vaughn's cult-hit "Kickass," opposite Nicholas Cage, Aaron Johnson, Chloe Moretz and Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and will be reprising her role as Katie Deauxma in "Kickass 2: Balls to the Wall," which will shoot this fall for release in 2013.
Fonseca recently starred in John Carpenter's thriller "The Ward," opposite Amber Heard and Mamie Gummer. Other film credits include starring roles in "Hot Tub Time Machine," opposite John Cusack, Kate Walsh and Chevy Chase.
On television, Fonseca starred in Lifetime's event film in support of breast cancer, "Five," which was executive produced by Jennifer Aniston and directed by Penelope Spheeris. Fonseca starred on the hit series "Desperate Housewives," opposite Dana Delaney and Nathan Fillion, and had recurring roles on "Big Love" and "How I Met Your Mother." Other television credits include "Boston Public," "CSI," "House" and "Heroes." Fonseca began her career on the daytime drama "The Young and the Restless," in which she starred for three years.
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Photos: Tim Hardaway through the years
Former Miami Heat guard Tim Hardaway, a five-time All-Star, is among 12 finalists for the 2013 class of the Basketball Hall of Fame.
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No. 3 - Tim Hardaway( ROBERT DUYOS, S-S / March 21, 2000 )
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StaalBurgher said:Pointless argument. Battlefield is more complex, bigger (players, maps etc) and has more intriguing battlefield environments. More people eat...@John Hermans, it is not that bad. Over exaggeration as always from internet trolls. I only crash during a game VERY rarely now. Mostly if a crash happens it is between maps. My impression is that the busiest servers are the ones that somehow drop you during change over. Annoying? Yes, definitely. But they will fix it just like they did before. Does that mean I should cut off my nose to spite my face by playing an inferior game like CoD? No. Go right ahead if you want to though. I always laugh at "Allready there are people quiting bf4 as we speak of these problems". For every one of those I see far more playing the game and enjoying it. If a few problems spoil their day so much it is fine if they go play something else for a while. I've done that with other games. Once the problems are fixed they'll all be back. It is not like DICE will stop fixing the problems and in a another month the game will be perfect. If another company wants to come out and create a competitor to BF but with better launch experience be my guest. If it was that easy someone would've done it by now. But it isn't. Should we not complain? No, complain all you want because it is something that should be improved, but this immature ranting about the game dieing is just making you look stupid. The game design, action and scope itself are standalone values to stability and the former is what I am talking about. BF as a franchise towers over CoD in scope, design and complex action. Steak vs chicken, bro, temporary launch instability aside.
Pointless argument. Battlefield is more complex, bigger (players, maps etc) and has more intriguing battlefield environments. More people eat chicken than steak as part of their staple diet but steak is still considered a greater sign of wealth/value or what have you everywhere in the world. CoD players are chicken eaters.


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Lewis Dewey Eudy, born on New Year's Day, 1929, died Saturday, December 31st, just short of his 83rd birthday. Mr. Eudy was born in Charlotte, North Carolina of parents Elizabeth and Miles Eudy. He served in the Air Force during the Berlin Air Lift as an Air Traffic Controller and subsequently attended Georgia State University, graduating with a degree in finance. He went on to work for some of the largest aircraft manufacturing companies in America, including Lockheed, Boeing and Martin Marietta, traveling extensively throughout the United States and abroad. He is survived by his wife, Norma, sister Ann Granese, daughter Barbara Hurt, son Frank Eudy, grandson Charles Frank Hurt, and pets Zoey and Kitty. According to his wishes, an informal service will be scheduled. Donations can be made in his name to the American Humane Society. Arrangements made by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30046. 770962-3100. Please sign the online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com
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The nation's largest conglomerate, General Electric (NYSE: GE) reported today. The company topped both revenue and EPS estimates. Given that the company acts as a barometer for the economy, this has sent bullish signals to the market. The company expects solid growth for its industrial businesses in 2013. However, there are macro headwinds as well, which means that the growth might not come at all. Who are the investors supposed to believe: the bulls or the bears?
Understanding General Electric's Operations
GE made the following proportions of revenue from each of its segment:
For quite some time, the bulls have been chanting that GE expects a solid improvement in the margins of its industrial businesses. Let's see how each segment performed in the last quarter:
Power & Water saw a modest revenue growth as wind (sub-segment) sales begin to lap tougher comps and gas service shut downs were pushed to the right. The demand for the energy services is growing, but high utilization rates for the US gas turbines are delaying outage cycles. However, it means a strong 2013/2014 given that sales are being pushed ahead. The margins in the quarter saw a decline of 40 basis points due to the sell through of low-priced backlog and negative mix from wind.
Oil & Gas (O&G) –Top-line growth and operating margin expansion was driven by continued secular trends such as expanded production capacity, aging pipelines, and growth in unconventionals (LNG) & subsea. O&G should continue to expand internationally especially in the emerging markets. New product development is also a key driver as O&G invests ~3%-4% of its revenues into technology R&D each year.
Energy Management (EM) – It is a $7.5 billion business with 1%-2% operating margins. The newly split-out EM segment is a key area of focus for improvement. GE believes EM should be a 10% margin business; (peers are at 10%-15%). For the quarter, it posted a margin of 2%. The fixed cost reduction opportunities (revamping IT infrastructure, SKU reduction, footprint reduction) will add few points to the margin. Also, a positive service mix will also add another few points in the future. This business should now benefit from stand-alone status and transparency/accountability that comes with the new reporting structure. It is also worth noting that Intelligent Platforms (GE's automation-linked business with $750 million in sales and ~8% margins) will also now be included in EM (was in HB&S prior to that).
Aviation – This segment experienced top line growth of 6%. The revenue growth rate has accelerated from the last quarter as GEnx engine shipments ramp up and spares lap easier comps. The margin of 18.7% came out strong (but was below the expected 19.7%), and should continue to grow from here as Aviation begins to see positive leverage on R&D spend and company moves up the learning curve on the GEnx shipments. On the equipment side, the book/bill of 1.2 was larger than the 1.09 ratio posted in the last quarter.
Healthcare was a little light of expectations last quarter with weaker than expected US offsetting continued strong EM growth. The commentary throughout the quarter was encouraging, and DHR's positive pre-release and commentary at a conference on Wednesday had already given bullish signals to the market. Therefore, a rise of 50 bps in the margin (due to the restructuring) was not a big surprise for the market. Though the revenue for the segment increased by 1% only (YoY), I believe that the outlook is improving and I see a bright future for this segment.
Transportation – This segment saw a revenue growth of 15% (much higher than the expected growth of 5%). However, the revenue fell by 7% in the fourth quarter on a YoY basis. Locomotives have begun to hit tougher comps. The margins continued to show significant improvement y/y due to fixed cost absorption (an improvement of 290 bps was seen).
Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is becoming a real competitor here, but it is considered very rational on price and focused on margins in this business. Changing emissions standards in the US in 2015 and strong demand internationally should help drive continued improving performance for both companies. For a long time GE has been a leader in this industry. Earlier on, it easily outsold to its main locomotive rival, Electro-motive diesel. Now Caterpillar is also having a tough time catching up with GE's sales. However, another important aspect is that GE's earnings beat today has made me believe that Caterpillar might also have a good earning release to announce given that both GE and Caterpillar are considered to be economic bellwethers.
At this point, GE's Mining segment should also be discussed. Many people felt that GE would acquire the mining manufacturer Joy Global (NYSE: JOY) to penetrate quickly into the mining market. They felt that way because of Joy's attractive margins and cheap valuations. Also, given that GE sold its engines to Joy that were fitted in its electric shovels, this acquisition made a lot of sense. However, GE has reiterated its intention to grow organically and is not looking to do big acquisitions in this space.
Home & Business Solutions (H & BS) – The pricing competition in appliances and material inflation is keeping margins depressed. The appliance sales improved with US residential starts (up 9% last quarter), but the lighting business continued to be impacted by a weak Europe. As already stated, Intelligent Platforms will now be reported in the Energy Management segment.
GE Capital - Operations in the quarter for GECC continued to improve but at a slower pace than prior quarters. GECC showed a net income of $1.8 billion, up 9% y/y and representing 27% of total GE earnings (down from 44% last quarter). The Real Estate earnings were a huge surprise as they rose from $217 million last quarter to $309 million in this quarter. Looking forward, the GECC balance sheet is shrinking faster than expected and the company plans to shrink it further in 2013. Long-term focus will likely be on middle market lending & leasing going forward as ROIs are continuing to grow.
GE pays a solid dividend yield of 3.6%. The stock has underperformed significantly since last earnings, down 7% in the last 3 months vs. the XLI, which is up 6%. I believe this has been an over-reaction given a continuity of the energy cycle thesis, resolution of tax risks, strength of banking stocks, positive healthcare data points, and evidence of re-accelerating macro. GE appears well positioned to outgrow peers in 2013 given business mix and visibility within the backlog.
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