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Maryland Students Will be Honored by Lt. Governor Brown on May 14 at State House
Annapolis, Md. (April 25, 2013) — Eleven Maryland fourth graders have been selected as regional winners of the Maryland Municipal League's 2013 "If I were Mayor, I would…" statewide essay contest. The contest challenges fourth graders across Maryland to think like a mayor and share their vision for the future of their local municipal government. The district winners will be recognized by Lieutenant Governor Anthony G. Brown, receive a Governor's Citation, an award plaque and $100 cash in a private ceremony on Tuesday, May 14, at the Maryland State House. Following the ceremony, the students along with their parents and teachers, will enjoy a boat ride on the Harbor Queen.
The 2013 winners are listed below, by school and municipality, with excerpts from their essays:
- Steven Bass, Hancock Elementary (Hancock)
"…we need more farms. So this way we would have more farmers so they can provide food locally to all the people in Hancock."
- Kiyia Johnson, Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School (Baltimore)
"…remodel schools…put in more street cameras. Then the streets will be safer for everybody." Also… "…I would involve citizens by explaining to them why they would be doing things in the community."
- Abbie Joyce, Tome School (North East)
"…set up a program where people can donate used household items and food, so people who need help can get some use out of them. This would help people who need it and get citizens more involved in the community."
- Ella Keaton, Ridgely Elementary School (Ridgely)
"…I would do the best to make my town a better place…build more businesses…recycle the trash…have people come to the schools and help the kids out."
- Madeline Oliver, The Banner School (Frederick)
"…encourage new businesses to come to my city. This is a good idea because it will bring in more people, bring in more tax money and create new jobs."
- Ina Rill, Hampstead Elementary School (Hampstead)
"…build more parks and playgrounds…have a meeting in the town and convince everyone in the city to go so I could tell everyone about the changes once they were done."
- Pedro Rolim, Pemberton Elementary (Salisbury)
"…bring more tourists to Salisbury…these initiatives would create new jobs for the city and create a better economy."
- Caitlin Rosenberger, Cresaptown Elementary (Cumberland)
"…develop a committee comprised of local business representatives as well as representatives from the educational staff of our community…to obtain grants to increase the quality of education for our children."
- Bianca Sanchez, St. Martin's School (Gaithersburg)
"I would be supportive of all neighborhoods and communities in my city…put everybody's problems and needs before mine, and I would make sure the people that need help get that before I added fun things into the community."
- Amelia Talbot, Cardinal Hickey Academy (Chesapeake Beach)
"…start by proposing oyster beds in public parks on the Bay. The oysters would remove pollutants from the Bay…I would also propose an ordinance to control noise pollution."
- Yomyra Villatoro, Hollywood Elementary (College Park)
"…make better transportation…have more sidewalks and streets that are safer to walk/ride bikes on, and more use of bikes instead of cars."
Since 2001, MML's "If I were Mayor, I would…" essay contest has challenged students to learn about municipal government through creatively sharing their thoughts on being a mayor. Each 275-word essay had to open with the line 'If I were Mayor, I would..." and answer three questions based around the 2013 theme, "Vision for the Future." The contest was open to any Maryland student enrolled in the fourth grade during the 2012-2013 school year. Each municipality decides if and how they would like to honor local participants.
"This contest challenges students to creatively share their thoughts on being mayor and engages them in civic duty from a young age, which is incredibly important as we look toward the future of our cities and towns," said Scott A. Hancock, executive director of the Maryland Municipal League. "The contest's theme, 'Vision for the Future,' empowers young students to dream big, make a difference and think about their city or town's future from the perspective of a public servant."
The contest was sponsored by the Maryland Municipal League, in partnership with the Maryland Mayors' Association, Injured Worker's Insurance Fund and Local Government Insurance Trust. Essays were judge based on: essay relation to contest topic; displayed knowledge about municipal government and the role of a mayor; creativity; and proper use of grammar. For more information, visit www.mdmunicipal.org/winners
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Angler Catches "The One That Got Away"
Carrying Veteran's Prosthetic Hand
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BOCA GRANDE PASS, FL, June 4, 2012 - A fish tale like this may never be equaled again. Jack Wiseman was wrestling with a large tarpon at a tournament when the fish got away with his rod and subsequently, his prosthetic hand that was holding on to the rod. This is his story.
During the Professional Tarpon Tournament in Boca Grande Pass, Florida, amateur fisherman Wiseman was fishing as a member of the Wounded Warrior Project. He was using a special prosthetic arm built to be able to attach different devices to it for various functions.
He hooked a tarpon that put up a heck of a fight. Wiseman was quoted as saying by CBS, "all of a sudden the hand snapped off the prosthetic device, still hooked to the rod, and the rod and the reel and the hand went down into the water."
The captain of the boat tried to throw in another hook to cross over the line so that at least his hand wouldn't get away.
The other men in the boat with Wiseman thought it was a riot. Rudy Salas of the Wounded Warrior Project said, "for us it was funny, and that was the biggest thing. We said, 'you're gonna be a legend, you're the only guy that lost an arm out here yesterday.'"
Just minutes later, somebody else hooked the same fish. When they pulled it out, they discovered that the rod with Wiseman's hand was still attached. Wiseman got his hand back in the end, but somebody else got his fish.


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I am a 5'5 135lb woman. But I wasn't always. I have always been overweight and with the birth of my first daughter I became obese. 200lbs was my highest weight. I was a single mom for about 2 years until I met the man who is currently my husband. This is going somewhere, I promise....
When he asked me to marry him I decided I would do anything to lose the weight before the wedding. I began doing weight watcher and I managed to lose 55lbs but it was a huge struggle. I got pregnant again and was back up to 175 after the baby. I was still doing WW but it wasn't working. This is when I was diagnosed with celiac disease. After that my weight just began to fall off and I ended up at about 140 for 3ish years. Now I follow a strict paleo diet and that has taken of the last 5lbs but between the obesity and the kids I look disfigured. I wear a six which fits in the hips and not in the stomach.
Then a few months ago I started seriously looking into doing Lipo for my abdominal area, and hips. I settled on a place called Athenix after visiting several other PS's in the Seattle area. It was suggested that I may be alright with just lipo but because of my stretch marks, which extend from my pubis to navel, a mini TT may work better. The PS took a lot of time with me and helped me make my decision but he was far from pushy. He and his assistant showed me several pictures of people who had both procedures and in the end I decided to have the TT.
So yesterday, May 22, 2012, I had a Mini TT with Lierweight but also sapo of the lower and upper abdominal area, thighs and hips. So far, so good. During the procedure the PS was having a difficult time with my hips. He said they were very fibrous and asked if I had previously been overweight. I said yes and explained that he finds fore fibrous tissue in those previously ovid that there was not much literature to back it up, but clinically, he sees a coorelation. That being said, I don't think will change the outcome, he just had to work herder to release the fat.
So anyway, the day of the procedure was pretty east. I had a "light" breakfast like the pre-op instructed. Half a burger and 1/4 avocado, thats just how I roll. Procedure at 11:00, two vicoden 5/325, 2 benzos (not sure strength) or name but they knocked me for a loop. I was in and out for most of the procedure with no anesthesia. Barely noticed a thing. Came home at 5 and took 2 more vicoden. Slept until about 1:30 am, pain was about a 7 of 10 so I took 2 more vicoden. Woke at 7:30 and took 2 more and waited 30 min before trying to get up . Not too much pain after that just really tired.
I will keep updating as the days go by and will upload pics from the PS.
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I am a 5'5 135lb woman. But I wasn't always. I...
I am a 5'5 135lb woman. But I wasn't always. I have always been overweight and with the birth of my first daughter I became obese. 200lbs was my highest weight. I was a single mom for about 2 years until I met the man who is currently my husband. This is going somewhere, I promise....
I will comment on this more when not on narcotics ;)
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Okay, I had to go look up the Paleo diet. Here's a description for anyone else who's interested.
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I'm glad you figured out the celiac thing. We deal with that in our household, too, so I feel ya! Please do keep us posted on how you're feeling as you heal! I hope you're thrilled with your results.
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By the way, if you normally avoid Black Metal because its production values are usually worse than a demo recorded in a pole shed, you'll be happy to know that Watain's latest album, "The Wild Hunt" has killer production and far less screechy vocals than the usual Black Metal fare.
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Did we really need a US remake of Let The Right One In? Probably not.
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No irritating moppets here; instead, we have subtle turns from Kodi Smit-McPhee and Chloë Moretz as a bullied boy and his vampire pal.
True, the bombast has been amped up in the journey over the Atlantic – then again, a few plot problems have also been sorted along the way.
A small (it made peanuts Stateside) but auspicious comeback for Hammer Films, backed by worthwhile extras.
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38 U.S. Code § 1943 - Premiums
The premium rates for insurance shall be the net rates based upon the American Experience Table of Mortality and interest at 31/2 percent per annum. Regulations shall prescribe the time and method of payment of premiums, but payments of premiums in advance shall not be required for periods of more than one month each, and may be deducted from the pay or deposit of the insured or be otherwise made at the insured's election.
Source(Pub. L. 85–857, Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1158, § 743; Pub. L. 97–295, § 4(26),Oct. 12, 1982, 96 Stat. 1307; Pub. L. 99–576, title VII, § 701(30),Oct. 28, 1986, 100 Stat. 3293; renumbered § 1943,Pub. L. 102–83, § 5(a),Aug. 6, 1991, 105 Stat. 406.)
1991—Pub. L. 102–83renumbered section 743 of this title as this section.
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Anyway. It's the Friday before a long weekend. I anticipate that the next four days will be weird in the blogging world - there may be sporadic updates, and our readers may be too drunk or too busy to spend time on the net regardless.
That said, we'll have a Series Preview coming up later today, and we'll keep updating the blog throughout the weekend. You may have noticed by now that we tend to be one of the most updated Cubs blogs on the net, and I'm sure you appreciate our reliability as much as we appreciate your patronage.


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MISSION — Rogelio Tijerina, 86, died Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, at McAllen Heart Hospital.
MISSION - Dennis King, 71, passed away Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011 at his residence in Mission.
MISSION – On Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 Paul E. Johnson Sr., loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather eagerly went home to be with his Lord and Savior at the ripe old age of 88.
MISSION - Pedro "Pete" Guerra, 68, passed away Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011 in Mission.
Ramiro Tijerina passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 at Alfredo Gonzalez Veterans Nursing Home in McAllen. He was born on Jan. 13, 1925 to Ernesto Tijerina and Juanita Valadez.
MISSION - Leo Madrid Robles, 78, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 after a battle with cancer.
MISSION - Griselda Velasquez, 66, died Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011, at Rio Grande Regional Hospital in McAllen.
PALMVIEW - Alberta C. Ochoa, 88, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 30, 2011, at Mission Regional Medical Center. She was born to Albino and Eduarda Cantu in Mercedes on April 18, 1923.
MISSION — Jessie Traegde, 83, died Monday, Nov. 28, 2011, at Comfort House in McAllen.
MISSION — Rogelio Tijerina, 86, died Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, at McAllen Heart Hospital.
MISSION — Paul E. Johnson Sr., 88, died Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, at LifeCare Hospital North in McAllen.
MISSION - Gerard Noe Dinel, 74, died Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, at Doctors Hospital at Renaissance in Edinburg.
LA JOYA - Heriberto Garcia, 89, left to be with the Lord on Monday, Nov. 28, 2011 at Mission Regional Medical Center. He was born to Sotero Garcia and Romana Rodriguez on March 16, 1922 in San Miguel de Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
MISSION - Rodolfo Ramirez Valencia, 72, passed away Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011 at his residence in Mission. He was born Oct. 14, 1939 in Celaya, Gto, Mexico.
ALTON - Martina Flores Sanchez, 88, died Monday, Nov. 28, 2011 at her residence in Alton.
MISSION - Visitation for Lorna Agustin will be held Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011 at Ric Brown Family Funeral Home from 5 to 9 p.m. with a rosary service at 7 p.m.
MISSION - Betty Joyce Moreno, 59, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011, in McAllen
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This past month has provided a perfect sample of the man, the myth, the enigma, the bizarre riddle that is James Franco. We've been given Oz the Great and Powerful, which for many demonstrated the limits of Franco's charm. The character of Oscar, aka Oz, is meant to be some sort of redeemable sleazebag, but Franco makes him pretty much all sleazebag, and this makes the witches' shared infatuation with him more than slightly implausible. I can handle a fantasy land with munchkins and magic but the notion that Franco as Oz is remotely likeable was too much.
Then there's Spring Breakers. While being very slowly rolled out in theaters following its opening at South by Southwest, this movie has been receiving enormous buzz, with some of the highest praise being awarded to Franco's performance. Having not seen the movie yet myself, I can't speak to it specifically. But the possibility that Franco is electric as a weirdo creep in this thing does not seem at all farfetched, given some really solid work he's turned in previously in his career.
That's not even mentioned all his extra-curricular activity, as an artist, a graduate student and lecturer, a soap opera performer, an essayist—he's earned the right to be called a Renaissance Man and yet many use this term pejoratively towards Franco. Does he deserve it? I can't decide for myself. Here are 6 reasons why I don't know whether this dude is badass, or just an ass.
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1) Sometimes he acts real good
Though known to some as the guy from Freaks and Geeks and the TV movie James Dean, for which he gained a great amount of critical attention, James Franco was introduced to mass audiences for the first time in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man in 2002, playing best friend Harry Osborn. He was fine enough in this franchise, and the failure of the third installment was certainly not on his shoulders. In 2008, the year after Spider-Man 3 was released, things took off for Franco acting-wise. He garnered a ton of critical and popular attention for his work in Milk, as well as for his more comedic turn in Pineapple Express. There are of course other examples of excellent work he's done.
With the exception of Milk, Franco fits the bill for big weirdo exceptionally well. His odd speaking style and general stoner-aesthetic lends itself to this neat fit. He used this persona to great effect in Pineapple Express alongside proud stoner Seth Rogen, but the movie he really brought this weirdness to and used it in really interesting ways (not that a weed dealer is inherently less interesting than a solo canyon diver) was 127 Hours in 2010. We don't seem him interact with people a whole lot in this movie, but in the brief moments he does, we get a real sense of who this character is, and perhaps why he spends so much time alone, which ultimately results in his solitary ordeal. As mentioned earlier, by all accounts he brings this weird creep vibe to his role in Spring Breakers, which is encouraging, because the last film to feature him in a lead role left a pretty horrid taste in my mouth.
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2) Sometimes he acts real bad
Yes, Oz the Great and Powerful, and James Franco's performance in it, really left a bad taste in my mouth, and this was despite the fact I was eating cotton candy throughout, so, yeah, it was pretty bad. I'm not even prepared to pass judgment on his acting in this or other films where he has seemed like a weak element, because especially in the case of Oz, there's a good bet he was hung out to dry, along with the three witch portrayers—Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams and Rachel Weisz—who are normally excellent.
The whole movie felt off, and a lot of it was due to the Oz character and how he was treated. It seemed like they were aiming for one of those complicated heroes who's not really a good guy but then does good things and redeems himself and yada yada. These are apparently really hard to pull off, because a lot of writers and filmmakers seem to think that all they need to do to establish someone as a good man is to have female characters refer to him as a "good person" or "good guy." I just don't find this satisfying. I didn't think there was enough in front of me to agree with Glinda that Oz was good in the end. And I'm not just going to take a witch's word for it, I'm sorry.
This is only one example, and admittedly, there aren't many. I think, if pressed, I would side with those who say Oz and Your Highness are the exceptions in Franco's filmography rather than the rule.
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3) Sometimes he does interesting things with his life
I dig that James Franco is super into education, to an extent. I have complicated feelings towards academia in general and the qualities that are valued in the environment of liberal arts colleges that rarely include intelligent and critical thought, but I won't hold that against him too much. He is someone who wants to be learning all the time, and that's admirable. He has a reputation for being a voracious reader, including reading heavy works while on set for movies he's working on, so that seems cool. It's also rare for someone who achieved stardom at a relatively young age like Franco did to make education a priority later in life to make up for missed opportunities earlier in their lives, so honestly, good on him for all that.
He also seems really interested in all kinds of forms of artistic expression, and likes to experiment with things. He seems willing to try anything, such as appearing as a recurring character on a popular TV soap opera. This was weird but kind of cool. Then there's the other art work he's produced, including short stories and films and documentaries and essays and multimedia stuff. I haven't seen any of this material for myself, but the project he collaborated on with Gus Van Sant involving My Own Private Idaho and River Phoenix sounds particularly interesting, potentially at least. Van Sant is probably a good mentor for someone like Franco.
Then he does a bunch of charity work that we rarely hear about, so he seems alright.
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4) Sometimes he does annoying and pretentious things with his life
Ok, maybe it's not that annoying but the whole Renaissance Man thing seems a bit much at times, no? I mean good on him for trying all this stuff, and I know it doesn't hurt anybody. I just can't imagine he's good at all these things. If he is, well then I'm just a jealous prick.
So to recap: he writes and directs short films. He makes documentaries. He's making feature films now himself too. He writes and has published collections of short stories. He makes multimedia art exhibitions. And he's a lecturer and professor at more than one college. Oh, and he has a band apparently. This reminds me of several people I know, who do everything and are crazy productive and people treat them like they're brilliant. I've heard James Franco speak on heady topics. I've read essays he's written on pop culture, though I haven't read his scholarly work. He just doesn't seem like professor material to me, I guess. But I'd be happy to be provided evidence to the contrary. In the meantime, I'll reserve judgment.
It's just…I mean can't he just be satisfied with being one of the sexiest men alive??
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5) Sometimes he's funny and playful
So there's a couple stories for these last two points that are purely anecdotal, but that's sort of all most of us have to go on in these situations, so let's treat them with a grain of salt, shall we? It's just for fun. I watched James Franco appear on The Colbert Report when he was promoting Oz the Great and Powerful. This was a fun interview. They bantered back and forth about Franco's various projects, his many interests, and the tone was generally pleasant.
It came to a head when Franco challenged Colbert to a Lord of the Rings trivia contest, and Colbert, being possibly the world's foremost expert on Tolkien trivia, mopped the floor with him. And it was all well taken and well received and fun for everyone involved! Franco seemed like a cool guy.
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6) Sometimes he takes himself really seriously
Then there's another story—and this is third-hand, I can't stress enough how little stock should be put in its veracity or whatever—involving a life WTF podcast event Marc Maron hosted at South by Southwest with Spring Breakers director Harmony Korine and James Franco and a couple other guests, and Maron made some joke about how seriously Franco takes himself. Franco responded to this by taking offense, according to Maron and others in attendance. Not exactly what someone who truly does not take themself seriously tends to do when such a jab is made. So I don't know what to make of that
None of this is meant to say conclusively whether James Franco is one of our national treasures or a national joke. He's probably closer to the treasure side, if we had to rate him on a scale, right? He's no Jennifer Lawrence but he's no Mel Gibson. There are just these hints of tidbits of information that pop up about James Franco that on some days induce eye rolls and on others, fistpumps. For every "you go, girl!" there tends to be a corresponding "dude…" And this is confusing for folks like me (and Stephen Colbert) who prefer to have something set out for us in black and white, this guy is cool or lame, a great actor or a waste of time. Facetiousness aside, it's probably a good thing for stars like James Franco to retain an air of mystery and keep us on our toes, so that we are able to be pleasantly surprised at movies like Rise of the Planet of the Apes. And without movies like Oz, this probably wouldn't be as rewarding. Despite any reservations I have about his work on screen and in life, I'm really looking forward to seeing James Franco in This is the End.
Do you have complicated feelings about James Franco that you want to work out? Well, we have a comments section below where you can do just that. Go nuts, man.Previous


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'Harlem Shake' Becomes Middle East Protest Anthem
Almost everyone in the U.S. has come to know and love (or hate) the "Harlem Shake" meme as a mostly benign, viral YouTube craze. But in Egypt and Tunisia, it's taken on another meaning entirely: It's an act of political protest. About 400 young men did the "Harlem Shake" while chanting for the departure of Islamist Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi outside the Muslim Brotherhood's main office in the Egyptian capital of Cairo Thursday night.


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UNDATED (KDAL) - It has been quite a windy couple of days in northern Minnesota as gusts approached 50 miles per hour in the Twin Ports area late Tuesday into Wednesday morning. At one time, about 3 thousand customers of Lake Country Power in the Grand Rapids and Mt. Iron areas were without electricity as winds blew trees and limbs onto power lines. The National Weather Service also reports that it was a tornado touchdown near Park Rapids on Monday that caused some damage. The twister tore the roof off the Hubbard County Fairgrounds grandstand and it landed 150 yards away hitting a home and a vehicle. On Sunday there was a tornado that uprooted some trees west of Silver Bay but did not cause any major damage. That was the first confirmed tornado in Lake County in nearly 19 years.
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Google puts another nail in cash's coffin
The company rolls out a way to send money to people as an attachment to an email message.
Shouldn't we just be able to push a button instead?
Financial companies have pursued this type of electronic money transfer for years. PayPal by eBay (EBAY) has probably been the most successful, but even that requires some jumping through hoops. Now Google (GOOG) is giving it a whirl by letting you send money as an attachment to an email message.
Google is integrating its financial service, Google Wallet, into Gmail. So over the coming months, Gmail users in the U.S. will see a dollar sign appear in their email attachment options. Clicking that dollar sign brings up a box to enter how much money you want to send someone. Both sender and receiver must have a Google Wallet account.
Google is smartly making this service free for people who have linked their bank accounts to the service or who have money in their Google Wallet accounts. If you want to pay people using a credit or debit card, you'll have to pay a fee of 2.9%. (Read more about it here.)
Google's ultimate goal here is to get more people using its Google Wallet service. Already people can use the service to store their credit and debit cards, buy things online and pay at the register at stores that have signed on to the program.
Google Wallet is a direct competitor to PayPal and offerings from Bank of America (BAC) and other banks.
Google has named its service Wallet for a very good reason. It wants to completely replace your wallet and handle every transaction, whether it's online or in person. It wants grandparents to tell stories about those papers called "dollar bills" that people once used.
Sending payments via email is another way Google's trying to banish cash.
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PayPal has a service identical to this and its been around for years. I personally haven't used cash in months. But the service charge is only waivered if both the recipient and the sender has Google wallet.
This is going to be just as useful as PayPal....more like just as worthless.
We don't care if its 1%, the fact were being charged for it makes us pay with cash instead. Not everyone will have Google wallet and were still going to be using cash.
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Target has Revlon eye shadow with prices starting at $3.99, so you can score some 99¢ eye shadow
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I had 2 periods for the month of January. The first being on the 8th (which is my normal due date) and then again on the 21st and this is due to me taking the Plan B emergency contraceptive. I know the hormones on the pill can mess with your cycle so I'm not really sure if I even need to be worried. I am sexually active so there is a possibility that I could be pregnant. I haven't missed my period yet (although its suppose to be coming this week). And the pregnancy I took was negative. Maybe I am just being paranoid but does anyone else have this situation? Thanks!


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Gossip Nostalgia: Jude, Sienna, and Daniel Craig
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Remember when Jude Law got caught f-cking with his nanny Daisy while engaged to Sienna Miller? And then Sienna got back at him by f-cking Daniel Craig? Well we're reliving it now because Jude testified at that never-ending phone hacking trial in London where it was revealed that Sienna and Daniel (who starred in Layer Cake together – their chemistry was HOT) were actually carrying on for a while and she'd call Daniel while was with Jude and leave him messages like, "I can't talk. Full Story
A wounded heart for Gwyneth?
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I wrote about Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin at the Golden Globes yesterday – click here if you missed it. In short, she had a busy Globe weekend and also attended the same party as Winona Ryder, OMG. That party was Sean Penn's Haiti fundraiser. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
It's January 7. Since 2005, I've done this almost every year on January 7. You know, right? Of course you do. Nine years ago on January 7 I was getting ready for holiday. Late in the day, when everyone had packed it in for the weekend, they dropped their bomb. I remember it around 5pm PT. It was huge. You can't exaggerate it. How can you exaggerate it when we're STILL talking about it almost a decade later? Jacek understood that day that we had to modify our trip to account for the reporting that necessarily had to follow in the wake of such a major story.
For a while when she as with Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston used to wear these orange-red hiking pants that I loved and looked all over for. I never did find an exact match. Back then she was also really into thong bikinis. I remember seeing pap shots taken of them at their house, in 1998, the tabloids reporting that they'd moved in together. Read Full Intro
Exit Brahim, re-enter Sean?
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Madonna's publicist has confirmed to Gossip Cop that she and Brahim Zaibat, now 25, are over. They've not spent a lot of time together in the last few months. And she's been spending more and more time with Sean Penn, most recently in Haiti when she joined him with her children for fundraising efforts. Full Story
It's no party with Leo
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Art Basel begins in Miami tomorrow. Aaaaaand guess who just happens to be in Miami? Leonardo DiCaprio was photographed there this week with his boys, getting ready for all the awesome art. Of course all the art. Only the art. It has nothing to do with the fact that Art Basel turns into a big party. Full Story
John & Katy like James and Carly?
John Mayer is releasing a new single called Who You Love, a duet with girlfriend Katy Perry. They posed together for their first official portraits as cover art for the track. More photos were then posted exclusively at Vanity Fair. Shot by Mario Sorrenti (you probably know him best for his work with Kate Moss), there's a late 60s/early 70s vibe to the images, like here: Full Story
Keith Urban cut his hair
But …just the back, right? From the front it's pretty much exactly the same. It just looks like he wanted to lose the party in the back. Inspiration: Anne Hathaway Or…Tegan & Sara! For some reason this reminds of the time Tom Cruise dyed his hair blonde for Interview With The Vampire. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
You know what song's been playing in my head for 12 hours?
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I blame Duana. She sent me a note last night after 9pm:
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Remember Cameron Diaz and Matt Dillon? Remember when people went full Twi-Hard over Dawson Leery? Gwyneth was with Ben Affleck. Brad and Jennifer Aniston had just become a thing. Who can resist Gossip Nostalgia?
Click here to get started. But I'm warning you – only if you have the time. Because that sh-t is a black hole.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (November 13, 2012) – Rutgers field hockey forward Carlie Rouh (Berlin, N.J.) was selected to play in the 2012 Division I Senior Game on Wednesday as announced by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA).
"Carlie is absolutely deserving of this honor. She is an extremely smart and talented player, and she has been such an important part of our team the last four years. I'm excited for her to have the opportunity to represent herself and Rutgers."
The 2012 NFHCA Division I Senior Game will be held at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va., on Saturday, Nov. 17. The seniors will be split into two groups to play shortened contests against each other as well as the U.S. Women's National Team.
Rouh came onto the RU squad in 2009 and earned playing time in 73 of 75 possible Scarlet Knight games during her career. Of those 73 games she played in, she earned the starting nod in 66 of them.
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What do you do in your current role?
I'm the Brooklyn Borough Director for the New York City Department of Education. In my role, I serve as the DOE's liaison to all the local elected officials in Brooklyn, including its six members of Congress.
How did you decide to attend Wagner?
What I found most compelling about Wagner was its formidable reputation among top tier public service schools, particularly in the Northeast region of the country. I was working a full time job at the New York City Council at the time that I was strongly considering going back to school for my masters. I wanted to attend a school that was recognized for the caliber of its faculty, as well as the quality of the students that attended that school. More importantly, it had to be located in the greater New York region. After spending several months researching graduate programs that fit my schedule and aligned with the career path I wanted, Wagner was the optimal choice.
What is special about Wagner?
I would have to say that what I found special about Wagner was the way the faculty wanted to cultivate that one-on-one relationship that I believe was essential to my success at Wagner. Whenever I had an issue with a grade or wanted to take some extra time to talk about the specifics of a project, I was able to approach my professors and have an open and frank discussion about it. I also appreciated how the faculty at Wagner encourages you to expand your boundaries and think outside of the box, and to not take everything at face value. Their real world experience really helped to inform my views on issues of importance to me, and I am forever grateful to them for that.
How did you end up where you are?
I've always been interested in politics and education, but it took me some time before I found a way to successfully interlace these two pursuits. I started working on my first political campaign as a campaign volunteer coordinator on a City Council race in 2001. My path continued to Albany as a Legislative Assistant for a state Assembly Member and then on to Queens for a state Senator. My path diverted somewhat when I became a NYC Teaching Fellow and taught special education for some time in a public school across from a major public housing project in Jamaica, Queens. After my brief teaching stint, I returned to the political realm and served as a Legislative and Budget Director for several Council Members before accepting a position at the Department of Education. After working for the last several years in politics, I finally was able to work in a position that merges my two most cardinal interests: politics and education.
What are the connections between your Wagner education / experience and your current work?
At Wagner, my focus was management, and I often find myself calling upon the skills I learned in class in the regular course of my job. My role requires that I skillfully manage multiple projects simultaneously, diplomatically manage massive egos (I work with politicians, after all), and know how best to effectively manage my time.
What do you enjoy about your job?
In my currently role, I still have the opportunity to interact with most of the politicians and staffers with whom I cultivated relationships over the years. Most importantly, my job is an amalgamation of the two things I care most about: politics and education. In my position, I'm able to be involved in the shaping of educational policy in New York, and that's truly exciting.
Were there any skills you gained at Wagner that have been particularly useful / relevant?
I would have to say conflict resolution would be one of the most useful skills I learned at Wagner. I've had to use the techniques I learned on several occasions in the course of my duties!
What are your future goals for your career?
In a few years, I would like to be the head of Governmental Relations for a major non-profit organization, or a lobbyist/political strategist for a national consulting firm. I'm also thinking about running for political office in a few years, so stay tuned!
Do you have any thoughts or advice for Wagner students / alumni?
For current Wagner students, make sure you use every networking opportunity to your advantage. You never know what great opportunities are waiting for you!


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My question: is there really a reality machine in the same way there is one for controversy? Hard to tell sometimes.
Dear Dad,
I know it has been a rough week, so I wanted to reach out. Players dying, players suing and on top of that my peers are just going off on you in the media. It does not help that ESPN has all of a sudden become Medical TV with damn near every brain expert on the planet. This has got to be the worst week ever. Since no one is showing any support, I figured I would be the first. You are in one big ass catch 22 and quite frankly, I am not sure there is any solution. One thing I think can help is killing the NFL PR machine.
Y'all do a darn near perfect job at portraying this game as one played by heroes. But let's be real dad. This is a nasty, dirty and violent game with consequences. Sign up or go get a regular job. Watch it or turn off the TV and go fishing with your kids. It is really that simple. I know there are probably legal and financial implications that prevent this blunt depiction, but am not sure if you have a choice. If you don't say it now, the mounting evidence being revealed publicly will say it for you very soon. In all, I love you and if anyone can lead us out of this mess, it will be you. Oh by the way, I have a deal for you. Am having a rebound year and plan to do a lot of celebrating in the end zone. Can my fine money go to supporting ex-players suffering?
Chad Ochocinco, in an open letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, with whom the talented wide receiver formerly named Chad Johnson apparently has a "father-son relationship."
Ochocinco says he wrote the letter because "we are at a crucial point in the history of football," and "the foundation of the game is in jeopardy." He's right.
"Climate change is not so much a reduction in productivity as a redistribution,'' Caldeira said. "And it is one in which the poorest people on earth get hit the hardest and the rich world benefits"—a phenomenon, he added, that is not new.
"I have two perspectives on what this might mean,'' he said. "One says: humans are like rats or cockroaches. We are already living from the equator to the Arctic Circle. The weather has already become .7 degrees warmer, and barely anyone has noticed or cares. And, yes, the coral reefs might become extinct, and people from the Seychelles might go hungry. But they have gone hungry in the past, and nobody cared. So basically we will live in our gated communities, and we will have our TV shows and Chicken McNuggets, and we will be O.K. The people who would suffer are the people who always suffer.
"There is another way to look at this, though,'' he said. "And that is to compare it to the subprime-mortgage crisis, where you saw that a few million bad mortgages led to a five-per-cent drop in gross domestic product throughout the world. Something that was a relatively small knock to the financial system led to a global crisis. And that could certainly be the case with climate change. But five per cent is an interesting figure, because in the Stern Report''—an often cited review led by the British economist Nicholas Stern, which signalled the alarm about greenhouse-gas emissions by focussing on economics—"they estimated climate change would cost the world five per cent of its G.D.P. Most economists say that solving this problem is one or two per cent of G.D.P. The Clean Water and Clean Air Acts each cost about one per cent of G.D.P.," Caldeira continued. "We just had a much worse shock to our banking system. And it didn't even get us to reform the economy in any significant way. So why is the threat of a five-per-cent hit from climate change going to get us to transform the energy system?" Ken Caldeira on climate change economics, in the New Yorker, on geoengineering.
Let's start with the premise that absolutely any sitting President who made a high stakes choice to order a commando raid that killed one of the most notorious enemies of the United States in American history would make that decision a center point in his or her campaign for a second term. To pretend otherwise is not only ludicrous; this is actually what a president should do. So much of what goes into a presidential campaign are indiciators - some bogus, others acute - about what a president would do in impossible to foresee, high stakes moments. Obama made a high stakes call. He proved right. And he'll bring that before the electorate to make his argument to keep him as president.
But as I first argued back in 2004, national political campaigns are only loosely about 'issues' as news obsessives construe them. Contemporary American campaigns are much more meta-battles over power, masculinity and dominance, what I once called "bitch-slap politics." Not pretty perhaps but you'll never understand campaigns without understanding things through this prism. And that's very much what's happening with the Obama campaign's latest fusillade against Mitt Romney. This isn't simply - maybe not even mainly — about the actual decision to risk so much to kill bin Laden. It's a dance to - let's not run away from what it really is - unman Romney in his contest with the president. Josh Marshall, TPM
(Subsequent) revolutions will not be televised?
Josh Marshall is right. There is nowhere near the cable news coverage of the several additional Arab World uprisings that there was in Egypt. Why? Egypt is by its nature a bigger story and the networks already had reporters stationed in Cairo, so coverage was easier, says Marshall, and these are good points. But, unfortunately for the people of these countries, so is this one:
To some significant extent, if it's not on Al Jazeera or CNN or the BBC and on in a saturation way, it's just not happening.
I disagree with many of the president's policies, but I believe he is a patriot sincerely intent on using his time in office to advance our country's cause. I reject accusations that his policies and beliefs make him unworthy to lead America or opposed to its founding ideals. And I reject accusations that Americans who vigorously oppose his policies are less intelligent, compassionate or just than those who support them.
Our political discourse should be more civil than it currently is, and we all, myself included, bear some responsibility for it not being so. It probably asks too much of human nature to expect any of us to be restrained at all times by persistent modesty and empathy from committing rhetorical excesses that exaggerate our differences and ignore our similarities. But I do not think it is beyond our ability and virtue to refrain from substituting character assassination for spirited and respectful debate. Sen. John McCain in January 17 op-ed in the Washington Post


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The Canterbury Conservancy operational plan is produced annually. It identifies how tahr is to be managed, and where necessary controlled within the region.
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The Conservancy Operational Plan is written in accordance with the Wild Animal Control Act (1977), National Parks Act (1980), Conservation Act (1987), General Policies, and the Himalayan Thar Control Plan (1993).
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Parents may sound off again on proposed changes for the Fayette County School District. The county is facing a $15 million budget shortfall, so the school board has proposed closing four schools. Tyrone Elementary, Brooks Elementary, Fayette Middle School, and Fayetteville Intermediate School are on the chopping block.The district is facing the shortfall after it overbuilt based on growing population projections that did not happen because of the recession and housing crisis.Parents said they are angry over the budget crisis. Mary Hooper said that she moved to Fayette from Cobb County to take advantage of top-rated Tyrone Elementary School."It was the absolute driver for us to purchase the home," Hooper said.Monday's hearing was the final chance for parents and community members to tell the school board how they feel about the possible closures, and how they'll affect their kids."We are creating a Fayette County identity….a credibility crisis with the next wave of people who could come in here to pay the property taxes that are going to get us out of this fiscal crisis," said Kevin Murphy, a concerned parent.No decision was made on Monday.Even if the decision is made to close the four schools, that would only account for about $4 million of the shortfall.
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SHERMAN, TX -- Sherman Police will soon have a high-tech video to help attract new recruits.Tonight, about a dozen officers were out near Gunter to work on a new recruiting video. They've already put some of the material into a new ad as they try to fill 7 openings.
Police say it can be used for presentations and school visits and will allow them to showcase the department in a way they haven't been able to.
"We've hired Frank Sanza and he's the one that's working professionally to do us a real good job to do a professional video.. We've done several segments dealing with hostage situations and tonight we're doing one involving our special response team where they'll be looking at some explosive entries," says Lt. Bob Fair.
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