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Updates with Carldell Johnson being waived.
Vivlamore reporting from Hawks practice.
Coach Larry Drew and the players I spoke to are not overly concerned with a 1-3 start to the preseason, including losses in the past three games. Exhibition games are about getting a look at different combinations of players in different situations.
"No, there are no issues there," Drew said when I asked if he was concerned about the three losses. "Going into the preseason my main objective was to put a lot of different combinations on the floor to see what I have. When you have that many new faces in a training camp, there is a lot of learning, there is a lot of teaching, that has to be done.
"Therefore, the games are going to have to be used as learning experiences for us. Basically, going into these preseason games, I knew that's what I had to use them for. As I said, as we move further down the road we'll start putting together a more realistic combination of players out on the floor and I'll get more of a feel of the combinations of players that I will be using."
Drew said that he will start moving toward a regular starting lineup and bench rotation for the final three exhibition games. Although there is still evaluation to be done in terms of the final roster, he will begin with Thursday's home against the Hornets.
According the players I spoke with, they also are looking forward to getting game action with a regular rotation.
- Jeff Teague: "Me and Josh (Smith) talked about that yesterday. We want to get a feel for who is going to be out there with you. With this team we are so deep that any given night anybody can be out there with you."
- Al Horford: "I think we are at the point now where we really need to start mixing in the guys who are going to play together. We need to start playing in games together not just in practice. I think we are going to start seeing that, hopefully, in the next few games.
"I think a lot of the guys are still trying to figure out what their roles are and where they fit in. We just need to keep playing hard. Everyone is going to get their opportunity. … It's going to come down to who can pick up our defensive coverages the most. That's what we really need. We know we can score the ball. We just need to come together as a team defensively."
In other notes:
* Smith and Horford were held out of Tuesday's loss to the Pacers with minor issues. Smith has a sore knee and Horford has tightness in his shoulder (partially related to last season's torn pectoral muscle).
"Both guys could have played," Drew said. "Both guys wanted to play. I choose not to play them. I felt there was no real need to play either guy."
* Drew did not reveal his starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Hornets. However, based solely on my observations from practice, I think the likely group could be Teague, Devin Harris, DeShawn Stevenson, Smith and Horford.
* Drew said he loved the combination of Teague and Harris, who made his exhibition debut after dealing with a knee issue during training camp.
"I love the speed," Drew said. "I love the fact that both guys can really break the defense down. They can get in the paint and cause havoc. Last night I put them both back in again in the fourth quarter, about the half-way mark, and they created some great opportunities for us. We just weren't able to knock down some shots toward the end."
* The Hawks waived guard Carldell Johnson Wednesday, trimming their training camp roster to 16 players. The team has until Oct. 29 to trim to the NBA-mandated limit of 15. However Drew has indicated he would like to get his roster set sooner rather than later. Johnson, the 5-foot-10 guard out of Alabama-Birmingham, appeared in one exhibition game with one assist and one steal in 13 minutes.
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* Hawks drop to 1-3 in preseason
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* Harris could make debut Tuesday
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October 17th, 2012
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October 17th, 2012
3:07 pm
jlewis the Wizards were only close in one game against the Hawks last year ,which happened to be a game in which John Wall didn't do much at all. The other two wins against the Wiz last year were in double digits.
I would start James at the 3. I like his rebounding and defense. He doesn't do much offensively but the Hawks need a guy who can defend and get on the glass.
October 17th, 2012
3:10 pm
Never said that Drew will be back with the Hawks, said that he will be also coaching for another contract as well, wither that be for us or else where. Trust me, other teams will evaluate Drew and how he has handled this team that Ferry has constructed for him b4 considering taking a chance on hiring him.
October 17th, 2012
3:11 pm
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October 17th, 2012
3:14 pm
John Wall's nimbers against the Hawks (and Teague) last season (I wont count the previous years when Bibby was here);
Game 1: 20 pts, 6 assists…but his team lost by 18.
Game 2: 14 pts, 9 assists, 7 rebs, but his team lost by 13.
Game 3: 8 pts, 3 assists (he went 1-10 from the field), and his team lost by 3.
2 very good games, 1 terrible game. Ironically, when he had his worst game against the Hawks is when his team almost won.
October 17th, 2012
3:16 pm
2nd cp on James
October 17th, 2012
3:17 pm
Ken S,
I don't think we should make a decision on Stevenson just based on his numbers from last year. One reason being, if LD does start him, it will not be because of his offense. It will be because he is a better defender than Morrow and Jenkins. I don't know if he still is, but LD should see enough in practice and preseason to decide.
And he might be the first guy to be subbed out anyways.
October 17th, 2012
3:18 pm
- Al Horford: "I think we are at the point now where we really need to start mixing in the guys who are going to play together. We need to start playing in games together not just in practice. I think we are going to start seeing that, hopefully, in the next few games."
Sounds like a very good plan Al..
October 17th, 2012
3:22 pm
Wow, I wish we had taken Perry Jones III with our first round pick. He is a top 5 talent and is playing really well at a position of NEED this preaseason. I know it is preseason and I support Jenkins now that he is a Hawk, but I think we had an opportunity to get a great player and missed.
October 17th, 2012
3:24 pm
John 20 plus teams are kicking themselves. He is an awesome basketball player if his knees hold up
October 17th, 2012
3:28 pm
@John. I was just saying that in the last blog. Jenkins might be a fine player but Jones was a better fit and a better talent. He would be our starting sf this year hands down.
@Slim. I wouldn't be shocked if his knees aren't even as bad as the reports made them out to be. We hear reports about injury concerns for players every year right before the draft and most times those injuries are never a factor.
October 17th, 2012
3:30 pm
I'm with AJ. If James starts at SF, then Hawks may start Morrow at SG. Reason being, LD may not want to start James and Stevenson, because both are lacking offensively.
October 17th, 2012
3:31 pm
If LD insists on starting Teague/Harris, then yes, I would start James over Stevenson. A Teague/Harris backcourt suggests an offense based on dribble penetration ("they can get in the paint and cause havoc"), which requires a certain supporting cast to be successful:
1) bigs that can defend, rebound missed shots, and make the outlet pass
2) bigs capable of crashing the offensive glass
3) bigs capable of finishing in traffic around the rim
Expect teams to play off Teague/Harris and force them to shoot jumpers, which Harris will enjoy.
October 17th, 2012
3:33 pm
@O'Brien. I understand that position I just haven't seen anything from Morrow that suggest he should be a starter. LD is in a tough position honestly with the starting lineup.
October 17th, 2012
3:34 pm
"1) bigs that can defend, rebound missed shots, and make the outlet pass
2) bigs capable of crashing the offensive glass
3) bigs capable of finishing in traffic around the rim"
@Just Joe, our Bigs can do that…
October 17th, 2012
3:34 pm
Regarding PJ3…on draft day, we had Marvin Williams & Joe Johnson under long-term contract, and Ferry had been on the job less than a week. We were looking for someone to replace Pargo/Green/Hinrich on draft day.
October 17th, 2012
3:35 pm
I was more upset when the Hawks passed on Jones in the late first than when they took Marvin second. Jones filled a need and I think will be talked about in years to come as one of the biggest steals to OKC. Glad others agree with me here. His biggest problem is he does not assert his talent enough. So frustrated. What was Ferry really thinking if he knew we had Morrow and he had the idea to go get Korver? I am not trying to bash anyone but I just feel like this could have been a huge mistep.
October 17th, 2012
3:37 pm
I could be wrong but I thought Ferry's trades were already in the works when the draft came about. Even so, Jones still would have been the better fit. I don't see your argument. At the end of the first, you take the best available. I don't see anyway around it.
October 17th, 2012
3:39 pm
John…Ferry gave up a trade exception and some cash for Korver. If he's able to turn him in to a future draft pick (and/or a young player) by the trade deadline, then he's brilliant.
October 17th, 2012
3:41 pm
Just Joe the problem with that is by the end of the season Marvin wasn't starting anyway. Im sure the Hawks didnt know they would find someone to take Marvin off their hands but if you draft Jones then at the worst you have someone who can push Marvin for pt or good depth at the sf/pf position.
October 17th, 2012
3:41 pm
I know I am repeating myself, but if you have the opportunity to get a top 3-5 talent, with no off the court issues, you take him in the 20s. I am always skeptical of injury issues that come about around draft time that have never affected their college play. Presti probably put it out there so he would fall.
October 17th, 2012
3:43 pm
John…I think Ferry arrived in Atlanta a few days before the draft. There's a quote somewhere that talks specifically about when the Joe trade came about. Do you draft PJ3 when you have Joe, Marvin, Josh, Al, and the rights to Ivan at your forward spots? Or do you draft a guard when you only have Joe & Teague under contract? I'll admit PJ3 is a great talent, but I also understand the pick we made. It's also too early to tell how Jones's knee will hold up.
October 17th, 2012
3:43 pm
John: Steal is understated for OKC!
October 17th, 2012
3:44 pm
@John you should have been here on draft night. Plenty of guys on here were upset when they found out the Hawks took Jenkins. Many on here thought it was a reach considering the number of more talented guys still left on the board.
October 17th, 2012
3:44 pm
Perry would have been a top 3 pick for sure! Wow!
October 17th, 2012
3:45 pm
Just Joe, I don't care if Lebron was on the Hawks. If Perry Jones III, who all throughout his college career was thought to be a top 5 talent, I am taking him over a one dimensional player who is a fringe first rounder. Jones is big enought to play the 3 and 4. At the time, it was unclear if Josh would be moved or signed after this season and Drew kept cutting Marvin's minutes.
October 17th, 2012
3:46 pm
Just imagine if Josh had that Jumper Perry is gifted with?????
October 17th, 2012
3:47 pm
cp…I just don't think we had a clue that we would be able to trade Joe & Marvin for 3 guards, and clear up enough money to go get Lou Williams, and obtain a trade exception to go get Korver. I think the draft was made thinking we're in cap hell, and we'll be lucky to get some decent veteran-minimum guards on this roster. LD was starting Joe at the 3 by season end, with Marvin as his backup. If you'll notice, we bypassed some decent 3's in the second round too.
October 17th, 2012
3:50 pm
The only issue Perry had coming out was he wasn't always aggressive. It would be frustrating at times watching him because one night dude puts up 20 and 12 then the next night he might not score 10. Even with that issue I thought he would have been a steal in the 20's. I would rather take a guy with upside that late in the draft than a guy who is very one dimensional and probably wont get that much better. There were about 5 or 6 guys left on the board who I would have taken before Jenkins. I hope he turns out to be a good player for the Hawks but I thought they dropped the ball that night.
October 17th, 2012
3:50 pm
I get that the roster was in flux and Ferry had not made those trades yet, but talent is talent. You take it when it is there instead of reaching for a one-dimensional, albeit great shooter. I hope Jenkins works out.
October 17th, 2012
3:52 pm
If Jones was trouble off the court, I maybe see passing on him. However, by all accounts he is a good guy that, as cp stated, gets too passive.
October 17th, 2012
3:52 pm
I'll judge Perry in 3 years. Tons of teams passed on him for a reason, including Houston & Dallas, who you think would have known him the best.
October 17th, 2012
3:53 pm
" Drew said he loved the combination of Teague and Harris, who made his exhibition debut after dealing with a knee issue during training camp."
While I understand the drama with the PGs rotation has to play itself out, I hope LD is getting equally emotional about his frontcourt rebounding and points scored against them in the paint. This should be an area of concern since this team have shown to be vulnerable (in these area) during these preseason games.
A pattern even last year is 3rd quarter breakdowns. The Hawks scores "hard" while the opponent scores "easy". The recipe for most losses. Is depth sufficent?
We Shall See
October 17th, 2012
3:54 pm
Great point Joe but sometimes you have to take the best talent available especially if you're picking that late in the draft. You might end up with a steal. I thought they should have taken Jones and gotten a guard in the second. I thought the kid from Kentucky was just as good as Jenkins but had a better handle and was a better defender. He went like one pick before Scott.
October 17th, 2012
3:54 pm
Im with Slim on that one, if u got a chance to get a guy with star potential like Jones in the 20's you have to take him. If Ferry had been here a week longer, he would have done it. I think he let LD and the other brass run the draft this time and go with "their" guy.
October 17th, 2012
3:54 pm
Just Joe, you may not have to wait three years. I hate I come off as being so negative. I am really excited about this Hawks team and think Josh can take his game to the next level being THE guy. PJIII just would have made it easier.
October 17th, 2012
3:57 pm
All I know is that we need one guy on the floor at the 2 or the 3 who can be somewhat of a defensive presence. What we don't need are 2 offensive players.
PG – Teague
G – Stevenson
F – Korver
PF – Smith
C – Horford
PG – Teague
G – Harris
F – James
PF – Smith
C – Horford
6th – Williams ( G )
7th – Harris/Stevenson ( G )
8th – Zaza ( C )
9th – Korver/James ( F )
10th – Ivan ( F )
October 17th, 2012
3:58 pm
I've already convinced myself that Drew wouldn't dare play Jenkins this year . . at least not meaningful minutes in the regular rotation.
October 17th, 2012
3:58 pm
One thing I think some scouts overlooked about Jones was the guard play at Baylor. Those dudes were some chuckers. There would be times they would come down and wouldn't even pass the ball to the bigs. I think that hurt him a lot too. Not being aggressive and some chucking guards is not a good combo.
October 17th, 2012
4:00 pm
glw…you are correct, Ferry said that Sund & his team made these draft picks, but that he agreed with them. I think Ferry knew he had more issues ahead of him than who to pick in the middle of this draft.
In hindsight, I'd love to have PJ3, but guys usually drop for a reason, and Jones dropped about 10 places from where he was projected. Hawks had 6 players under contract (only 2 guards/1 of which had been playing forward).
October 17th, 2012
4:03 pm
northcyde…I noticed you have Morrow burried on the bench too. I wonder how he will accept that given that he's been averaging 20+ minutes a night in recent years?
October 17th, 2012
4:04 pm
Idk why u guys think john jenkins is one dimensional, the guy cant help hes a 3pt specialist, he has athleticism also, and he was always hitting the gym b4 preseason. Hes a hard worker just give him time forchristsake
October 17th, 2012
4:10 pm
Jenkins is a hard worker but I think his game, coming from college, translates into a 3 point specialist. I think he will be a good one and I think he will play well for us. I am not saying he is a bust. He just isn't the player PJ3 can be.
Northcyde, I like your second lineup. I think one of the three, Teague, Williams, and Harris will be underutilized if two come off the bench. Granted, none of them are true SGs.
October 17th, 2012
4:13 pm
OBRIEN-If we start Stevenson at SG, along with James at SF, that would allow teams tp zone us up, clog the lanes, and dare Stevenson, James, and Josh to beat us from the outside. The Bulls have an MVP All star PG and a top 2 DEF. Yet they've had trouble advancing in the playoffs because they can't score effectively from the outside. We'd end up in the same boat if we started none shooters like Stevenson and James.
If teams zone us or clogged the lane to force us to beat us from the outside, can you imagine how unsuccessful we'd be relying on Stevenson, James, Teague and Josh to be effective shooting jumpshots? Stevenson will come off the bench as a DEF specialist and Korver will be his OFF counterpart.
CP-Why not look at Morrow's body of work as a starter during last yrs regular season rather than passing judgement on him based soley on limited play in just 3 exhibition gms?
October 17th, 2012
4:14 pm
yea he was made into one but in highschool he wasnt a 3pt specialist
October 17th, 2012
4:15 pm
Paian, you can't compare the NBA to high school. Kwame Brown, in highschool, could do it all. No player in the NBA was only a 3 point specialist in high school.
October 17th, 2012
4:16 pm
@northcyde and Just Joe,
I am on board with the thinking that you have to mix 1 off. guy with 1 def. guy (Harris, Korver or James/Stevenson. Just Joe, I see Stevenson playing much like you described (beginning of 1st and 3rd quarter) maybe a few more minutes against a DWade or Kobe. And I see James being a 8-10 minute guy if he comes off the bench, if he starts maybe a 12-15 min guy. Assuming that James/Stevenson would play at best 30 minutes a night. YOu have abou 18-20 minutes a night that you dont have 1 of those defensive guys out there. Who does those minutes go to?
October 17th, 2012
4:19 pm
how did i compare? i just said he was made into a 3pt specialist, that was it. Hes not like kyle korver, now hes one dimensional.
October 17th, 2012
4:26 pm
glw…(those 15 minutes that you projected neither James or Stevenson would be on the floor) I think James averages closer to 20 minutes a night (rather than 12). I'd also slide Josh down to SF for at least an average of 8 minutes a night.
October 17th, 2012
4:30 pm
Just Joe, with Teague and Devin getting a lot of dribble penetration, I could als see value in having Stevenson standing behind the 3-line waiting for the open bomb. Josh and Al will (hopefully) be near the paint for the dump-off pass. I think that is what LD needs to figure out soon, since it appears he has decided on a Teague/Harris tandem.


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There are those who consider Sherlock Holmes Faces Death to be the best of Universal's Holmes series, though others hold out for 1944's The Scarlet Claw. Based loosely on Conan Doyle's The Musgrave Ritual, the plot finds Holmes (Basil Rathbone) and Watson (Nigel Bruce) being summoned to the Musgrave estate when several mysterious murders occur. By the time the mystery is solved, Sally Musgrave (Hillary Brooke), young mistress of the estate, has decided to donate her property to "the people" as part of the war effort, cuing another of Holmes' patriotic curtain speeches. The best moment occurs when Holmes suddenly realizes that the floor of Musgrave castle resembles a huge chess board -- a clue vital to the ultimate solution of the case. Peter Lawford shows up unbilled as an inebriated sailor.
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Microsoft is pleased to announce revisions to the Service Pack Support policy that will provide customers with continued troubleshooting support for unsupported service pack versions.
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Under the former policy, when a service pack reached the end of support customers were no longer eligible to receive troubleshooting help from Microsoft Customer Service and Support, including assisted telephone support, security updates, or non-security hot fixes. Customers requiring assistance from Microsoft had to upgrade to a supported service pack, to be eligible for any support.
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Effective April 13, 2010, the Service Pack Support policy will be revised to provide customers with limited troubleshooting on unsupported service pack versions. The new Service Pack Support policy enables customers to obtain support as follows:
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It was a big day for many students at Notre Dame. Freshman were allowed to move in to their dorms this morning.
"I'm moving into Keogh Hall at Notre Dame for my first year of studies," says John Fox a freshman.
Cars were lined up early as far as the eye could see. Once they got through that jam they had to find their assigned dorm and line up again.
"This is down to a science, they have got it planned and organized, its great, my other students colleges it was great but we had to kind of just manage on our own and here they've got everything lined up," says Patty Infantine a parent.
"Its a little bittersweet because you have to say goodbye at the end of the weekend, but they get to come home now and again," says Infantine.
This weekend, sophomores, juniors and seniors get to move in. School officials are warning drivers that you may want to avoid some of the roads near campus over the next couple days.
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New Brunswick, N.J. (Nov. 13) - Rutgers Athletics completed its third-annual Week of Service at Elijah's Promise Soup Kitchen in New Brunswick, N.J., last week. Over 80 volunteer time slots were covered over the course of the week by student-athletes and staff.
Current Rutgers Leadership Academy intern and senior men's lacrosse player Jonathan Lefferts served as the primary supervisor, coordinating all sign-ups and managing on-site responsibilities.
"I can honestly say working at Elijah's Promise was the most rewarding experience I've had doing community outreach in my four years here at Rutgers," said Lefferts. "The people who are staples of the Elijah's Promise made the experience organized and enjoyable, while tending to the needs of the people we served."
Junior field hockey player Lisa Patrone echoed Lefferts' remarks on her experience. "I know personally the whole experience for me really helped put things into perspective and reminded me how blessed I am for all that I have."
Since 1989, Elijah's Promise has used food as a tool to alleviate hunger, empower lives and invite justice for the most vulnerable members of our Central New Jersey community. Through their efforts of operating a community soup kitchen, culinary arts school, catering business, pay-as-you-can café, and connecting low-income individuals and families with social and health services, Elijah's Promise has been able to serve more than 100,000 meals per year and train previously unskilled workers for careers in the food service industry.
Said current football player Logan Ryan after serving a few of those 100,000 meals, "I felt extremely proud and honored to volunteer. I'm doing it every year for the rest of my life."
To cap of the final day of volunteering former Rutgers women's basketball player, Regina Kalucki (RC '95), drove a full-sized U-Haul from her home in Virginia to New Jersey filled with hurricane relief supplies for families affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Members of the current women's basketball team along with volleyball, men's and women's track & field, men's lacrosse and rowing students-athletes greeted Regina as she pulled up on Friday afternoon to help unload all the items.
"It was a great experience," said senior point guard Erica Wheeler. 'It gave us a chance to give back to our surrounding community, who had unfortunately lost so much and allowed us to show our teamwork to help the community get back on its feet."
Elijah's Promise is located at 18 Neilson St. in New Brunswick, NJ. If you would like to volunteer please visit their volunteer hub page at http://elijahspromise.volunteerhub.com/Events/Browse.aspx


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Hey Guys, am in Customization of AutoCAD and the problem am facing is with dimensions.
Am able to get normal dimensions but problem lies in Parametric Dimensions. Any Ideas on how to perform this Linear Constraint Dimension
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In Parameter Tab we have Linear Dimensions, Aligned Dimensions.
Lets draw a Line and the dimension of this line is 15. Now if i change dimension to 25, the length of line should change to 25. Did you get it now?
And i found this solution you provided in link long time ago but did not succeed in it. I did lot of coding on it but was not able to get things in right order. If atleast one example would have been there it would be helpful.
Philippe & Gopinath,
Just wanted to say thanks for the API in link above and is very useful.
If I understand you correctly I accomplished what you described using the test commands in MgdConstraintAPITest
MGHLDIMALIGN - to add dimension
MGHLPARAM - to change the "expression" or length of line.
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If you love Serie A, you will enjoy the weekend of day 5, that will be split into three days. Saturday is time to play for the two most accredited Serie A contenders, Juventus and AS Roma. The choices of … Continue reading
The new Serie A season is kicking-off this weekend, as Chievo Verona host holding champions Juventus on Saturday (Noon ET). Will the Old Lady retain the title for a fourth consecutive time or will the ever-improving Roma snatch it away? Can Napoli … Continue reading
While one of the biggest moves of the January transfer window happened recently, with Toni going to Juventus, there have been plenty of other, quieter moves which have gone unmentioned. Mostly they are young, aspiring Italians joining clubs on loan … Continue reading
After the sad news that Fabio Quagliarella will be out for the rest of the season, Juventus got a replacement in record time. It's Luca Toni who will be replacing Quagliarella (out for 4-6 months with a torn cruciate knee … Continue reading
With a new year upon us, the January transfer window will be opening up soon. While normally we don't see super-stars switch allegiances in this period, but 2011 could be different. The names of Klose, Toni, Gilardino, and Kaka have … Continue reading
The Serie A is getting more and more exciting, especially after these recent results, and the matches which will be played this Sunday. Napoli got an important 1-0 win away against Genoa, Palermo came back to beat Parma 3-1 at … Continue reading
The Serie A continues with much of the same; Benitez loses his second game in a row, Krasic cuts through defenders like a hot knife through butter, and Ibrahimovic provides a fantastic goal for us all to enjoy. This slate … Continue reading
In this preview of the upcoming Serie A matches, I'll be looking at the interesting matches, and the two teams which recently got new coaches, Genoa and Cagliari. Regarding Italy's game against Romania, I was unable to watch it, and … Continue reading
This will be a very interesting weekend, mainly because of all that has happened to mount up to these couple of days. While you had Inter Milan losing 3-1 away to Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League, we also saw … Continue reading
So far there have been three matches played this weekend, and all three of them have been pretty exciting. Genoa – Inter Milan ended in a 1-0 win for Inter, Roma – Lecce was exciting and finished 2-0 for Roma, … Continue reading
The Serie A is really heating up, and this weekend is providing us with plenty of big matches between the top sides. Lazio are currently top of the table with AC Milan two points away from the leaders. Then comes … Continue reading
The importance of Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic to AC Milan goes beyond the simple statistics – 6 total matches for AC Milan, five goals. On a team full of high-profile talent and scoring ability, Ibra has stood out early in … Continue reading
The Serie A has produced another slate of interesting results, and with even more on the way this midweek, the table positions are beginning to fix themselves. If you're interested in reading about how AC Milan and Fiorentina did at … Continue reading
The second matchday of Serie A was exciting, that's pretty much the only way to describe it. It was full of upsets, goals, and action. At the top of the table you have Chievo in first place with six points, … Continue reading
Serie A fans have had to endure a long two weeks for the international break, but they could be looking at another long break at the end of the month that could deprive fans of the most anticipated matches so … Continue reading
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Miranda Lambert has had pretty much the same hairstyle forever...until now. She's debuted a new haircut, that personally we adore, and we're wondering if you think it is cute too?
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July ushers in the start of summer, which translates into outdoor living, grilling, and staying cool. But this month, like any other, there are things you can do to improve your summer living; things that will bring you more opportunity for leisure-time pursuits, while still keeping your home and garden in peak condition. Here are my top 10 "must do" projects for July.
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Having not viewed any television programs whatsoever in quite a while (I find that watching TV jades my opinion), I finally decided to tune in this past Tuesday evening hoping to catch a reality show or maybe enjoy a basketball game.
Yet, much to my surprise, I witnessed Barack Obama speaking to what appeared to be a group of senior citizens in an assisted care facility.
Then, as the television camera pulled back, I soon realized the President was addressing all the members of the House and the Senate, as well as some special invited guests.
One attendee in particular really caught my eye, namely U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, who currently stars in the continuing drama entitled "Operation Fast and Furious."
What impresses me the most about Mr. Holder and the rest of his worldwide cohorts is how highly successful they're becoming at finding the culprits responsible for much of our current financial crisis.
Not long ago, it was divulged that the sole perpetrator responsible for J.P. Morgan's multi-billion dollar trading loss was one lone stock trader in England nicknamed the "London Whale." Good police work unearthed the fact that senior management was indeed aware of the "Whale's" gains (one-third of their profits), but totally unknowledgeable about the potential for losses.
Although J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon admitted embarrassment, he asked how he could be held responsible for the actions of a single trader.
More recently, the Libor scandal was brought to light. Once again, it was good police work very reminiscent of "Columbo" that ultimately cracked the case.
Although the Royal Bank of Scotland, Citigroup, the Royal Bank of Canada, UBS, and possibly Goldman Sachs were all involved, Eric Holder's Department of Justice has determined that management, once again, was totally oblivious and the entire blame lies at the feet of a polo-shirt-threadbare-sweater-and-blue-jeans-wearing 33-year-old unknown person nicknamed the "Rain Man." (No, I'm not referring to Dustin Hoffman.)
When asked, the management at each institution while going down the Jamie Dimon path, likewise expressed regret and embarrassment.
Seeing the Attorney General on television exuding such confidence, I'm quite convinced he's about to announce the major suspect in the MF Global heist.
Thus, if the pattern holds true, it will be a 21-year-old intern from a local community college who worked in the mail room.
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The students definitely set Mount Union apart from other colleges and universities. It was something I noticed the first time I was on campus, how inherently nice everyone was by doing the littlest things
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- Alum Performs with Metropolitan Opera House
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ALLIANCE, Ohio — Mount Union graduate Eduardo Valdes '83 has a lot to look forward to in 2014 as he celebrates his 20th year of service as a soloist with The Metropolitan Opera house, as well as his 500th performance on the Met stage.See Full Article
- Vote for Mount Union in Local Magazine Survey
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Fans of the University of Mount Union have an opportunity to vote for Mount Union as their Favorite School/College Campus in About Magazine's "Local Favorites" survey.See Full Article
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Construction is underway for the University of Mount Union's new Health and Medical Sciences Building. The facility will come in the form of a new building connected by walkway to the south end of Bracy Hall along Union Avenue.See Full Article
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ALLIANCE, Ohio — Ohio Governor John Kasich visited the University of Mount Union campus on Tuesday afternoon to speak with delegates of Buckeye Girls State (BGS).See Full Article
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The University of Mount Union will begin educating its second cohort of candidates in the Master of Arts in Educational Leadership (MAEL) program this fall.See Full Article
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ALLIANCE, Ohio – University of Mount Union professor of history Dr. John Recchiuti received the Fulbright Specialists Award, giving him the opportunity to travel to Pakistan.See Full Article
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ALLIANCE, Ohio – The University of Mount Union will host the participants of the American Legion Auxiliary of Ohio's Buckeye Girls State (BGS) from Saturday, June 16 through Saturday, June 22. This is the third consecutive year Mount Union has hosted this event.See Full Article


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The classic skater dress gets a flirty feminine twist in this lace yoke skater dress by South.
In navy or black this skater dress is understated and chic, while the red orange option lends a vibrant pop of fiery colour. With sheer lace detail to the yoke this dress has a feminine touch with a subtly sultry twist. The nipped in waistline defines your shape while the flared skirt creates flirty movement.
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Myleene Klass Strapless Lace Maxi Dress
Adding a splash of colour to your evening looks, this bandeau maxi dress by Myleene Klass is perfect for special occasions.
In a zesty orange hue, this dress makes a bold colour statement that's perfect for autumn. The strapless style shows off toned shoulders as the fitted column style and boned bodice sleek your silhouette. A delicate lace overlay adds the beautiful finish touches giving your style a hint of vintage inspiration.
All this maxi dress needs is a pair of strappy heels, gold accessories, cute box clutch and a slick of your of-the-moment lipstick.
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Myleene Klass Floral Print Pencil Dress
This fun and flirty floral print pencil dress by Myleene Klass is the perfect pick for daytime catch ups with family and friends.
Featuring an all-over blurred floral print this dress is bold, bright and beautiful making an instant statement. The pencil cut style is flirty and feminine, while the crochet lace collar adds a touch of vintage appeal.
Wear this pencil dress with a pair of nude platform heels, a cute clutch and minimal jewellery to complete your gorgeous daytime style this summer.
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This orange maxi dress by Little Mistress is the perfect pick for balmy summer days spent at the races, a friend's wedding and special family occasions.
In a zesty hue, this dress makes an instant impression amongst your peers (as well as working your tan to perfection)! Lace insert panels to the sides, front and back play a sultry game of peek-a-boo, while the keyhole and button fastening to the back is an elegant touch.
Wear this maxi dress with metallic gold platform sandals, a gold cuff bracelet and gold drop earrings to lift your look to dramatic heights this season.
This maxi dress is a small fit to the top and we recommend ordering a size up for a better fit and comfort.
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Get all fired up this summer in this hot orange lace dress – part of Rochelle Humes' debut collection.
This crochet dress is a seriously hot summer sizzler – a true contender in our fashion charts. In a fiery orange hue it gives traditional lace a vibrant twist for the new season. A scalloped finish to the cuffs and hem adds pretty detail that defines your style. Wear this lace dress somewhere exotic for a balmy al fresco dinner with your man or add heels for cocktails with the girls this Saturday. No matter where you are this bohemian-inspired beauty gives your style a fiery finesse.
Play it like Mrs Humes herself and keep your look pared back, wear this dress with an understated cuff and nude court shoes to show off your enviable pins.
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This hater neck dress and shrug set by Kimberley Walsh embraces the beautiful brights of summer – perfect for livening up your new season wardrobe.
Leave the Mad Men behind and break the glass ceiling in this retro beauty frock. With a cinched waist, deep V and a flirty halter neck you'll dazzle and delight whether it's at the neighbours BBQ or at lunch with the Chief Exec. Drape on the matching shrug for a chic cover-up when the sky clouds over.
Wear this dress and shrug with Shoe Box nude heels and a Ted Baker leather tote bag. Style your hair with tousled waves and dust on bronzer for sun-kissed beauty.
Please note for a full refund both pieces need to be returned.
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- Length: 38 inches
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So Fabulous! Print And Bead Front Dress
This embellished dress by So Fabulous! is the perfect summer frock to take on holiday with you.
A monochrome printed front panel is highlighted by bead embellishment, giving this dress a tribal feel - perfect for livening up your new season looks. The sleeveless style shows off your tan, while the elasticated waist cinches your shape and flatters all you Hourglass and Pear types.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box heels and pair of oversized sunnies for a full on glam vacation look.
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- Printed front panel
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- Sleeveless style
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7 U.S. Code § 1970 - Eligibility for assistance based on production loss
The Secretary shall make financial assistance under this subchapter available to any applicant seeking assistance based on production losses if the applicant shows that a single enterprise which constitutes a basic part of the applicant's farming, ranching, or aquaculture operation has sustained at least a 30 per centum loss of normal per acre or per animal production, or such lesser per centum of loss as the Secretary may determine, as a result of the disaster based upon the average monthly price in effect for the previous year and the applicant otherwise meets the conditions of eligibility prescribed under this subchapter. Such loans shall be made available based upon 80 per centum, or such greater per centum as the Secretary may determine, of the total calculated actual production loss sustained by the applicant.
Source(Pub. L. 87–128, title III, § 329, as added Pub. L. 94–68, § 7,Aug. 5, 1975, 89 Stat. 382; amended Pub. L. 97–35, title I, § 163,Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 378.)
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Doctor of Letters, honoris causa
FOX 5 News anchor Rosanna Scotto has been a member of WNYW-FOX 5
News for nearly three decades, engaging in a wealth of research,
writing and reporting.
Ms. Scotto anchors "Good Day New York" airing every weekday in
the nation's largest metropolitan area.
She began her television career at WTBS in Atlanta, as a
reporter for two local programs and an associate producer of the
station's evening news.
She returned to her native New York in the early 1980s as a
reporter for WABC-TV's "Good Morning New York," which eventually
became "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee." After a year with "Good
Morning New York" and "The Morning Show," Scotto joined WABC-TV
"Eyewitness News" as a reporter, where she remained until she
joined FOX 5 in 1986.
Having covered many major stories in the tri-state area, her
assignments have also taken her across the United States and to
Israel and Italy.
Ms. Scotto won a string of coveted assignments, including the
Woody Allen/Mia Farrow child custody battle; the notorious "Preppie
Murder" trial; the shocking trials of Joel Steinberg,
convicted of the death of a six-year-old girl; and the "Swiss
Nanny" accused of murdering a baby. Many high-profile reports were
cited nationally and internationally.
Ms. Scotto also led FOX 5 News to the forefront in getting Marty
Tankleff a new trial and was granted an exclusive interview
with him in jail. After 17 years of wrongful imprisonment,
Tankleff's conviction was overturned.
Viewers trust Ms. Scotto to know their communities and to inform
them professionally.
She has won three Emmys for anchoring "FOX 5 News at 10" and
"Good Day New York."
She also received the 1995 New York State Associated Press First
Place Award for her report, "New York Survival Guide," and is the
winner of three other Associated Press Awards, including two
special Associated Press Award nominations.
In addition to awards for her professionalism, Ms. Scotto has
received a host of honors for community service.
Ms. Scotto is a graduate of Catholic University of America, with
a bachelor's degree in fine arts. She lives in the New York area
with her husband and their two children.
In recognition of her excellent service as a television anchor,
with buoyant faith in the purpose of arts and literacy, Mount Saint
Mary College proudly confers the honorary degree of doctor of
letters upon Rosanna Scotto.
Doctor of Laws, honoris causa
Robert R. Dyson has a wide and impressive range of business
interests and responsibilities.
He has been the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The
Dyson-Kissner-Moran Corporation since 1992. The privately owned,
diversified investment company was founded by his father, Charles
H. Dyson.
Robert Dyson also owns and manages an array of private
investments. Earlier in his career, he was the founder/owner of a
broadcasting group of Hudson Valley radio stations. Yet another
interest and passion is Dyson Racing, based in Poughkeepsie. Mr.
Dyson personally has twice garnered overall wins in the prestigious
Daytona 24 Hour competition.
Civic and community leadership is also important to Mr. Dyson.
He is chair of Health Quest Systems, the largest integrated health
system in the mid-Hudson Valley. He is also a Trustee Emeritus of
Cornell University, and previously served on the boards of many
other organizations.
Mr. Dyson carries on a family tradition in his personal
philanthropy and through the Dyson Foundation, which he has led as
president since 2000. In the mid-Hudson Valley, the foundation
supports numerous organizations. A hallmark has been the Walkway
Over the Hudson, a 1.25 mile formerly abandoned railroad bridge
that was rebuilt into the longest elevated pedestrian trail in the
world. In partnership with New York State government and other
funders, the Dyson Foundation spearheaded this project and spent
close to $17 million on the Walkway, which has attracted 1.8
million visitors since its opening in 2009.
At Mount Saint Mary College, he provides the Dyson Leadership
Scholarship. Selected recipients must reside in the Hudson Valley,
meet traditional admissions criteria, and represent at least one of
the following: first-generation college student, a minority
population, or significant economic need. Dyson Leadership Scholars
commit to a year of leadership development training and service at
the Mount, and three years of volunteer service in the Hudson
Valley community.
Mr. Dyson is a graduate of Marietta College with an economics
degree, and of Johnson Graduate School of Economics at Cornell
University with a master's in business administration.
He lives in Millbrook, Dutchess County, NY, and has two children
and three grandchildren.
In recognition of his long and distinguished business career,
and his community-building and college support, Mount Saint Mary
College proudly confers the honorary degree of doctor of laws upon
Robert R. Dyson.
Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa
Senator Bill Larkin is in his 35th year in the New York State
Legislature, having served in the Assembly from 1979-1990, and
State Senate since 1990. His district includes parts of Orange,
Rockland, and Ulster Counties.
Senator Larkin's community spirit and efforts for development,
the great energy he brings to everything – from a government
meeting regarding facilities or roads, to a talk with college
students – bespeak the essence of "public servant."
His first Senate term saw the most sweeping changes in veterans'
benefits laws in 30 years and increased financial protections for
families of U.S. military personnel.
A United States Army veteran with 23 years of active service,
William Larkin was awarded the Legion of Merit, seven Army
Commendation Medals, a Battle Star for the Philippines and six
Battle Stars for the Korean War. He was appointed Army Project
Officer for the visit of President John F. Kennedy, Jr. to Germany
in 1963, and for Dr. Martin Luther King's march from Selma to
Montgomery in 1965.
Retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel, he served as an executive
assistant in the State Senate, and supervisor of the Town of New
Windsor, NY, before running for State Legislature.
Senator Larkin is Republican Conference Whip, and serves on the
committees for Corporations, Authorities & Commissions;
Finance; Health; Insurance; Rules; Transportation; and Veterans,
Homeland Security & Military Affairs. He is co-chair of the
Legislative Aviation Caucus.
Widely recognized for his insurance industry expertise, he was
elected in 2001 as president of the National Conference of
Insurance Legislators: a bipartisan organization of state
legislators whose primary area of public policy is insurance.
Senator Larkin gets things done. He started a nation-wide effort
and the Postal Service issued the permanent Purple Heart "Forever"
stamp to honor our military heroes. He established the Purple Heart
Hall of Honor in the Hudson Valley. He is a member of the Knights
of Columbus, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Disabled
American Veterans, and an honorary member of the West Point Society
of New York.
A native of Troy, NY, Senator Larkin attended LaSalle Institute,
the University of Maryland and University of Denver. He is married
to Patricia Kurucz McGuirk Larkin. Between them they have eight
children and 17 grandchildren.
In recognition of his extensive services to better our
community, our state and our country, Mount Saint Mary College
proudly confers the honorary degree of doctor of humane letters
upon William J. Larkin, Jr.
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DIY Laundry Day: 5 Homemade Cleaning Essentials
If you hate the chemicals in standard laundry products, but are put off by the price of natural ones, try making your own! Just like homemade household cleaners, DIY laundry solutions work well and cost much less per use than their in-store counterparts.
- Get all the ease of laundry pods with these DIY laundry bombs that include vinegar, epsom salts, and essential oils. From Savvy Sugar.
- I haven't used dryer sheets in years, but I'm tempted to try this smart, inexpensive option from Radical Possibility.
- If you're going to make your own spot remover, you may as well try a recipe created by the mom of a preschooler. From The Prairie Homestead.
- Make your sheets smell especially nice with this floral-scented linen spray from Style Me Pretty.
- Bleach is terrible for the environment; give it up and keep your whites white with this homemade solution instead. From Nourishing Joy.
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I heard an interview by Jolie Kerr, the author of "My Boyfriend Barfed in My Handbag," in which she explained that for protein-related stains, bleach will cause yellowing. To get sheets and shirts nice and white, she said, use a detergent with enzymes. Wikihow gives DIY directions for an enzyme cleaner.
Also, most people use way too much laundry detergent. I have cut back, and also separate not just by darks/lights but also by disgusting vs. just needs to freshen. The hardly dirty clothes get washed on the shortest cycle, in cold water.
someone could make a lot of money selling pregrated fels naptha soap, or even these handmade "bombs"
For protein stains, I use homemade "oxyclean" -- hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. To spot-treat, I make a 50/50 (by volume) paste; to soak, I do 1 part each, plus 2-3 parts water. Sometimes I just dump them right into the washer before I start the cycle.
The diluted-with-water version is also amazing for carpet stains--my daughter spilled pomegranate juice under the table and I felt like I was in an infomercial, the solution made such quick work of the stain. It even works on breastmilk/formula stains, which, if you've ever had kids, you know are really stubborn (and very VERY yellow if you try to use bleach).
so you just put the hydrogen peroxide and baking soda mix into the washing machine as you'd add oxyclean?
Great post. I was hoping for more feedback tho:(
Been making my own cleaners & laundry detergent for years with great results. The laundry bombs look fun, just a few too many steps for my lazy self even if I had the extra time. Might give them a go one rainy day.
I don't see the point in the dryer sheets unless all one if after is scent (the one thing I'm forced to avoid). That oughta do the trick though.
Y'all listen to carissaaa for the down & dirty 411 on protein stains. I can tell you from my own experience, she knows whereof she speaks. @ carissaaa, you should video your own infomercial & submit it to AT as a one minute tip. Seriously. It took me years to stumble upon a remedy for baby stains and this absolutely works. If I suspected you'd even been born when I was dealing with this, I'd smack you for not sharing sooner *chuckle*
Now, who's got a recipe for homemade dishwasher detergent that actually works? I've tested one too many failures here & on a mission to find a solution.
@ ec05, that'll work
This is so awesome! Can't wait to try out a few of these.
The laundry bombs look way more trouble than they're worth. What's so difficult about pouring the store-bought detergent into the machine?
Digger, if you're hankering for a truly "home-made" laundry detergent, you might be interested to know that people used to make lye soap. Otherwise known as combining the white ash from a fireplace with melted lard. :-) And while I personally am a huge fan of the old-fashioned methods, this is one time store bought is better in my opinion. True lye is harsher on your skin and wears out fabric faster than modern detergents, while weak lye won't get anything as clean.
Thanks, yes my grandmother made lye soap back in her day and taught me how when I was knee high to a grasshopper:) Too much work for me. I have been making my own laundry detergent for several years now and am quite happy with it.
What I'm looking for now is a recipe for DISHWASHER detergent that actually works. I've tested several that don't live up to the glowing reviews.
Certainly pouring store bought detergent into a machine is much more convenient. But environmental issues aside, some cannot tolerate the additives in modern detergents. My version of homemade laundry detergent works for us and our clothes are clean. An added bonus is that one batch lasts for weeks and much more economical. In fact, I did a cost analysis when I finally found something that worked and the savings are significant. That alone would make the inconvenience worth it to me.
Thanks again for your response.
With a front loader HE washer should I just throw the bombs in the tub? Or put them in the dispenser? I would also love a homemade DISHWASHER detergent!!
Washing soda and hydrogen peroxide works even better than baking soda. I add it to my whites or soak as I would with oxiclean. It's color safe. If you can't find washing soda, bake the baking soda at 400 degrees for 45-60 minutes. I just fill all my casserole dishes with baking soda and bake a half a gallon at a time.
Also bluing liquid - like Mrs. Steward's Bluing is an environmentally natural and friendly whitening product. I use it in the rinse cycle with my whites. It prevents them from yellowing.


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HOWARD, WI (WTAQ) - Special recognition was handed out Monday to the Village of Howard for being a good place to do business.
A 77-acre property on Marley Street has been selected as a Wisconsin Certified Site. That means it's pre-approved for large industrial development.
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation officials were on hand at Mills Center, which was one of nine recognized certified sites in the state.
"This is a place where individuals that want to site businesses, coming into Wisconsin or relocating in Wisconsin or expanding in Wisconsin can look and say this is a good site, so I think the Village of Howard has an advantage over other communities," Reed Hall, interim CEO of WEDC, told FOX 11.
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Careful! This 2011 Hometown Hottie Finalist is ticklish.
What makes you laugh?
Seeing people fall down. That is the most hilarious thing ever. Actually I fell down, like face planted on concrete, while I was on a first date a month ago. Blood was everywhere. It was terrible.I didn't even put my hands out. I ate it with my face.
What are things a guy can do to make you laugh?
Tickling is guaranteed, because I'm ridiculously ticklish. And I like guys who are just being silly, and have a good personality.
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Let's see, I don't know - myself. The stuff that happens to me is unbelievable. I just have to be able to laugh about it.
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Pablo Francisco, because he does really funny impressions of people. Mocking people can be funny.
What are your comedy movies?
Anything with Will Ferrell. Step Brothers. Oh my God that movie is a gag. Talladega Nights, Elf.
Have you ever pranked anyone before?
I stole someone's car and hid it from them. They were drunk. I took their keys and hid their car. They found it after a couple days.
Have you been pranked badly?
Actually, this is the scariest thing that has ever happened to me. I was in high school and we went and watched Texas Chainsaw Massacre and in the middle of the night, my guy friends started pounding on all my bedroom windows. That was pretty scary and I felt kind of traumatized.
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