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Rumors have it that another reason why TNA gave the world heavyweight championship to Eric Young was to keep him from joining Jeff Jarrett in Global Force Wrestling. Young and Jarrett have a long history together, and they remain on very good terms. Since he is a very good worker and well liked backstage, TNA would much rather he stay with them long term.
April 18, 2014
"David Arquette is his own animal. As much heat as he ever took, for him, all the money he made for that pay per view when he busted me over the head with the guitar and Jeff Jarrett took the world title, the money he made, he gave to Melanie Pillman. When he pinned Eric Bischoff, not me, and I will go on record as saying that was the biggest clusterfuck ever, and it never should have happened, but it did. That being said, that was the booking committee. It was not Arquette, and every fan that has ever roasted him, should dip their own ass in boiling oil because everyone of you that has buried Arquette, if put in the same position, you would have jumped through a hoop of burning oil to do the same shit. That's why when everyone busts his balls on that, I just want to smack someone. I'm like, "really, you, Marko Mark? You would have died for that." - Diamond Dallas Page defending David Arquette for winning a championship
March 24, 2014
On Instagram, Jeff Jarrett posted a picture of himself with legendary NBA star Jerry West, who also happens to be the former Los Angeles Lakers general manager who helped build the team that won multiple championships over the years.
January 23, 2014
During a recent interview, Ahmed Johnson stated that he felt that there were a lot of racism going on backstage in WWE. He cited that as a huge reason why he was never given the heavyweight championship. Johnson, a former NFL player, also accused TNA founder Jeff Jarrett of being a racist as well.
July 23, 2013
While the entire card is far from being finalized, TNA has revealed two matches that will definitely be taking place at the pay per view. In the first match, Samoa Joe, Low Ki and former WCW star Kaz Hayashi will be battling in a triple threat match for the X Division Championship. Seiya Sanada will be teaming with his new on screen mentor James Storm to take on his real life mentor Great Muta and Tajiri.
September 27, 2014
Vince McMahon reportedly has a rule about the cast of Total Divas. None of them are allowed to hold the championship while they are a part of that reality show. No word yet on why McMahon has that rule in place right now, but it is quite peculiar since WWE basically scripts a lot of their segments based on what is happening on Total Divas.
September 25, 2014
Those of you that watch Impact Wrestling already know that Samoa Joe did a segment where he gave up the TNA X Division Championship. That led to some speculations from fans as to whether or not it is a story line. Unfortunately, the injury is a legitimate one. Joe has been having some problems with his shoulders. He might still try to work through the pain and perform at Bound For Glory 2014, though.
September 25, 2014
On Night of Champions 2014, Cody Rhodes and Goldust defeated Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso for the WWE tag team championship. Rumors are floating around that management felt that the twins had grown stale because they ran out of teams to defend the titles again. Plus, Rhodes has really been getting into his Stardust character, so the front office wants to see if the gimmick can pick up further steam with a championship push.
September 22, 2014
If you watched WWE NXT Takeover last night, you know that Tyler Breeze failed to win the heavyweight championship. However, management might have something better for him. Reports have surfaced that Breeze is on the verge of being given a promotion to the main roster, where the cocky character will be joining the entourage of the Miz, which already features Damien Sandow.
September 12, 2014
When he was feuding with John Cena, Bray Wyatt appeared to be a lock to remain in the WWE main event scene for quite some time. When that feud ended, he was able to maintain some momentum when Chris Jericho made his return to the company and feuded with Wyatt. Since there is a lack of top level talent in WWE, there are now talks that management could have Wyatt feuding with Dolph Ziggler over the Intercontinental Championship, even though it seems out of the norm for his character to chase a secondary belt.
September 10, 2014
There has been a ton of speculations on the situation between Michael Elgin and ROH. The former heavyweight champion apparently is stuck in Canada and cannot return to the United States because of issues with his work visa. New reports have surfaced that ROH management places the blame squarely on Elgin for being unorganized. For those that do not know, he abruptly dropped the heavyweight championship under mysterious conditions.
September 10, 2014
Even though Brock Lesnar agreed to work more dates for the company, WWE still has reservations about having a part time world champion. Reports have surfaced that management is considering the possibility of having Seth Rollins cashing in on his Money in the Bank briefcase at Night of Champions. The move would require John Cena to regain the championship briefly.
September 6, 2014
Bellator 123 is over, and Bobby Lashley has another win in his MMA career now. The TNA World Heavyweight Champion successfully defeated Josh Burns via submission. The win took place about a minute into the second round when Lashley was able to lock on a rear naked choke hold. The victory is expected to be heavily hyped up by TNA to bring a little more credibility to their championship.
September 6, 2014
Motherhood could be calling a diva away from WWE soon. Naomi Knight recently revealed that she and Jimmy Uso are interested in starting a family. They wish to have four children together. That has sparked speculations that Naomi could be leaving the company in the near future. For what it's worth, she did state that she does not want to leave WWE until she captures the Divas Championship first.
September 5, 2014
There are speculations right now that Rosa Mendes could be on the receiving end of a push from WWE. She recently stated in an interview that she has never won a singles match via pin fall on television before. The belief is that she is planting the seeds for an underdog story line. Rosa chasing the championship could be a focal point on Total Divas.
August 23, 2014
With Night of Champions 2014 being a crucial pay per view in terms of drawing in WWE Network subscribers, management is going to be stacking the deck a bit. They knew that they needed their two biggest draws in the main event. That's why it has now been officially announced that John Cena has activated his rematch clause against Brock Lesnar, and the two will tangle again for the world heavyweight championship.
August 20, 2014
Since neither man was involved in a feud, it looks like WWE is about to pair Antonio Cesaro and Sheamus in a feud for the United States Heavyweight Championship. The story between the two might have been initiated during WWE Main Event. Management has been known to drop stories abruptly, so if this does not make it to Monday Night Raw or Smackdown, then the feud is not going forward.
August 20, 2014
It will be interesting to see how WWE handles the promotion of the world heavyweight championship over the next few weeks. Brock Lesnar is not scheduled to be back on television for approximately a month. John Cena, who is returning next week, is expected to get his rematch story line. Paul Heyman is great at what he does, but management will be curious to see how the audience reacts to a missing champion.
August 19, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that AJ Lee is going to be leaving WWE very soon. Those speculations were further flamed last night when she dropped the Divas Championship to Paige at Summerslam 2014. The root of the rumors stems from a comment that Jim Ross made on his blog. It was just something that the long time commentator was speculating upon.
August 18, 2014
For the longest time, WWE fans wanted to see Drew McIntyre winning championships in the company. That didn't happen often enough, and he ended up on the receiving end of a release from his contract. The former 3MB member has found a renewed sense of passion for the business. In addition to being rewarded with the Evolve championship, which he won from Kassius Ohno, McIntyre has been receiving praise from fans for some of intense promos that he has been cutting.
August 9, 2014
WWE has announced that Dolph Ziggler will be challenging the Miz at Summerslam 2014 for the Intercontinental Championship. While his popularity remains pretty strong, this is not a push for Ziggler. Management simply needed a mid card baby face to put over Miz. A title change is not expected to take place, as the company wants to see how far this Hollywood character can go.
August 5, 2014
While there are still discussions on a title unification program, there are now people backstage in WWE that are pushing for Sheamus to drop the United States Heavyweight Championship to Alexander Rusev. Some feel that it would give he and Lana a bit more heel heat. Plus, they can stall his push a bit by having him defend the belt against lower level opponents.
July 31, 2014
The rumors about Brock Lesnar beating John Cena at Summerslam 2014 for the WWE Championship are escalating even further today, as it has now been revealed that the former UFC Heavyweight Champion has signed on to do a couple of more episodes of Monday Night Raw. The belief is that he will be making more appearances to promote the upcoming Night of Champions 2014.
July 30, 2014
There are still plans being discussed backstage in WWE to unify the United States Heavyweight Championship and the Intercontinental Championship in the near future. If management decides to go through with it, then Miz is the more likely candidate to hold the unified belt because he has a lot more momentum than Sheamus at this point in time.
July 28, 2014
Looks like Jeff Jarrett has made a major stride in the formation of Global Force Wrestling. It has now been announced that the promotion will be doing a pay per view on January 4, 2015. Since he has a business relationship with New Japan, and they do their biggest pay per view event on that day, there are speculations that Jarrett could be promoting that show as a GFW branded event in the United States.
September 30, 2014
Rumors have spread like wildfire about the possibility of Eric Bischoff joining Jeff Jarrett in his new Global Force Wrestling promotion. The speculations were started when a picture surfaced online of the two of them, along with Karen Jarrett, hanging out together. Since Bischoff has some stroke in Hollywood, a partnership between the two sides could greatly benefit GFW.
September 21, 2014
Pretty soon, Antarctica might become the only continent where Jeff Jarrett does not have a business deal for Global Force Wrestling. It has now been revealed that he has secured deals in Australia and New Zealand. Jarrett has signed contracts with promotions in Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Auckland. The belief is that the former world heavyweight champion is not done securing deals yet.
August 26, 2014
In the upcoming weeks, Jeff Jarrett will be adding a lot of miles to his frequent flyer card. He will embark on various trips to Los Angeles, New York City and Dallas, in an attempt to find a filming location for Global Force Wrestling. There is also a chance that he may look in other cities if he is unable to find a suitable spot in the three big cities, but the belief is that he is leaning towards those markets because it will be a bit easier to fill the arenas.
August 26, 2014
Last night, Jeff Jarrett was scheduled to work a match at TripleMania, which is the biggest pay per view by AAA. Unfortunately, though, he was not able to make it. Jarrett had some travel issues due to some bad weather in Texas. There is said to be no backstage heat towards the former world heavyweight champion because he did make the effort to try to get to Mexico for the show.
August 18, 2014
When Bound For Glory 2014 was announced, there were some concerns because New Japan was doing a show at the same venue on the same day as well. Dixie Carter and Great Muta no longer need to worry about that since NJPW has decided to cancel the event. No word yet on the cause behind the cancellation. There are some speculations that Jeff Jarrett, who was recently in Japan, might have had something to do with it.
August 16, 2014
As many of you already know by now, Jeff Jarrett shocked the wrestling world when he showed up in New Japan and joined the Bullet Club. Well, rumors are now circulating that the Bullet Club could be joining Jarrett. When Global Force Wrestling starts doing shows, the belief is that AJ Styles, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows and others will make appearances. Some of them could even be signed to the roster.
August 15, 2014
Rumors are spreading that Alberto Del Rio could possibly become one of the bigger names to sign with Jeff Jarrett and Global Force Wrestling. The speculation is due to the fact that the two of them will both be at TripleMania this weekend. Jarrett has a business relationship with AAA and will be wrestling at the pay per view, while Del Rio, fresh off of a controversial release from WWE, will be making an appearance.
August 12, 2014
There is a growing sense of optimism towards Jeff Jarrett and Global Force Wrestling. Some feel that he might have found a formula that can draw in a good amount of viewers. The belief is that GFW will showcase wrestling matches from around the world. Jarrett might even bring in international performers from time to time to showcase them on the television show that he is trying to put together.
August 11, 2014
An interesting story line took place in New Japan this week. After AJ Styles lost to Hiroshi Tanahashi, the Bullet Club proceeded to attack Tanahashi. Jeff Jarrett, who was actually in town to sign a promotional contract with NJPW, made the save. However, when Scott D'Amore opened up the guitar case, it was painted with the Bullet Club sign. Jarrett then attacked Tanahashi before posing with the rest of the Bullet Club.
August 10, 2014
When Jeff Jarrett said that he wanted to have a global presence, he actually did mean all over the world. Global Force Wrestling has now formed a partnership with World Wrestling Professionals in South Africa. The company is called the biggest of its kind in the southern hemisphere, and they routinely run big shows in Africa and India. Jarrett has been working really hard to secure deals with companies from around the globe.
August 6, 2014
Since his contract with WWE has now officially ended, rumors about Jim Ross and his future in professional wrestling have started heating up again. Since the longtime commentator does not want to replace Taz or Mike Tenay in TNA, much of the speculations has been geared towards him joining up with Jeff Jarrett in Global Force Wrestling. Interest within the industry towards the new promotion has grown since Jarrett has been able to secure several deals across the globe.
July 29, 2014
While we're still awaiting all the details, it appears that Jeff Jarrett really does have a global vision when it comes to Global Force Wrestling. He has already signed deals with the top wrestling promotions in Japan and Mexico. Now, he has signed partnerships with a couple of promotions in Europe. Five companies in England, Germany and Ireland have joined forces with Jarrett.
July 24, 2014
While there has been some pessimism on Global Force Wrestling being able to secure a television deal due to the decline of WWE lately, Jeff Jarrett is reportedly in negotiations with two cable companies right now. It is being said that one of the networks has never carried professional wrestling before, so it is pretty impressive that Jarrett was able to convince them to give it a try.
July 16, 2014
Now that Jeff Jarrett has revealed that a new announcement for Global Force Wrestling is coming soon, speculations have arisen that it will be about a potential television deal that the TNA founder has been working on. While it is unlikely to be on a big network, securing a national TV deal would put GFW ahead of a lot of other wrestling companies.
July 11, 2014
While he walked away from WWE to focus on his business ventures, Tyler Reks is said to actually be open to the idea of making a return to professional wrestling. His former tag team partner, Curt Hawkins, was recently released from his contract, and the two of them quickly announced that they were available to work independent wrestling shows. There are also some rumors floating around that the two of them could be targeted by Jeff Jarrett for Global Force Wrestling.
July 6, 2014
Rumors are floating around that one of the reasons why TNA brought back the six sided ring, under the guise of fan voting, was because they wanted to beat Jeff Jarrett to the punch. Talks within the industry have Jarrett utilizing the unique ring when his new promotion, Global Force Wrestling, starts up. No word yet on whether or not Jarrett still plans on using the six sided ring now that TNA has brought it back.
July 4, 2014
There were rumors floating around recently that Ezekiel Jackson was signed to a contract by TNA. That has turned out to be false, as the company does not currently have any long term plans for the former WWE star. There is a chance that Dixie Carter might bring him in here and there, but nothing permanent has been discussed. Jackson is also rumored to be a candidate to join Jeff Jarrett in Global Force Wrestling.
July 2, 2014
When news initially broke out that Jeff Jarrett was starting a new wrestling promotion, all fingers pointed to Toby Keith as his financial backer. The country music singer is a big fan of wrestling and good friend of Jarrett. However, reports are surfacing now that Keith is not involved with Global Force Wrestling. There are rumors that the financial backer is someone that Jarrett knows through his NASCAR connections.
June 29, 2014
Even though WWE refused to bring him back to the main roster after he recovered from his injuries, Ezekiel Jackson still had some value to the wrestling industry. Rumors surfaced that Jeff Jarrett was interested in bringing him on board with Global Force Wrestling, but word coming out of TNA is that the company is close to finalizing a contract with Jackson.
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Extraordinary Desserts…The name says it all. Karen Krasne's extravagant creations are appealing to the eye as to the palate. We stumbled upon this dessert restaurant, thankfully, by luck. The moment we stepped through the entrance, we were blown away by the display of stunning cakes lined up waiting to whisked away and placed into a cake box. We probably spent 15 minutes going from one display case to the next trying to decide what to savor that evening. As we narrowed down the choices, a fresh batch of desserts were put on display. A kid in a candy store is how we felt.
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Extraordinary Desserts also has Happy Hour Specials available Monday through Friday from 4-7pm. The Little Italy location's happy hour menu features light bites, including sandwiches and a selection of cheeses, and daily wine and beer specials. It might be worth getting a few items and sharing it with friends. Shall we recommend getting a grilled cheese panini, like the Italian Fontina panini or the Turkey Sandwich which is loaded with baby greens and served with a side of olives. Pairing them with a glass of wine or beer is ideal. But remember, you've gotta save room for dessert.
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The Chocolate Croissant Bread Pudding is by far, the best bread pudding we've ever had. It's made with a Vanilla Crème Brûlée mixture with layers of bittersweet chocolate and pieces of croissants. It's a very rich and savory dessert, and a must for chocolate lovers.
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It's too bad Extraordinary Desserts only has locations in San Diego. Would love for them to open up in NY or CT. We'll keep drooling at our photos until we make the trip back to the West Coast.
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PASCAGOULA, Miss. (AP) — Jackson County supervisors have voted to support the Southern Rail Commission's effort to study whether expanding passenger rail service along the northern Gulf Coast is feasible or economical.
The Sun Herald reports (http://bit.ly/1mU8keH ) the board of supervisors voted Monday to send a letter of support for the commission's plans to apply for a $1 million federal planning grant through the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery program.
Before Hurricane Katrina, the Sunset Limited ran from Los Angeles to Orlando, Fla., through New Orleans. Now it stops in New Orleans. The Rail Commission hopes to restore passenger service to Orlando.
The study would determine what stations along routes should be opened and how they might be restored in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
Jackson County Supervisor Mike Mangum proposed the county send a letter of support. He said Pascagoula and perhaps Ocean Springs, both with depots, might benefit. But he also believes in rail travel.
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The commission's mission is to advocate for "comprehensive rail throughout the Southeast," according to the new website it launched to feature updates on its initiatives.
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Mrs. Cummer gave birth to a daughter on November 13,1909. Named DeEtte Holden Cummer, she sadly lived only seventeen days. With the death of their only child, the Cummers threw themselves into civic and charitable work. Mr. Cummer, who had become president of the Cummer Lumber Company upon his father's death in 1909, served as a director and vice president of Barnett National Bank, as well as a leading member of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce and the Southern Cypress Manufacturing Association. Other interests included the Evergreen Cemetery Association, the National Recreation Association, Children's Home Society of Florida, St. Luke's Hospital, and the Home for the Aged of Jacksonville. Mr. Cummer also collected rare antique weapons, which he bequeathed to the University of Michigan upon his death on January 2, 1943.
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Stocks the big guys like
While individual investors have been fleeing the market, institutional investors keep buying. Here's a few top stocks the big boys are keen on.
It's no secret that individual investors have been taking big chunks of money out of stocks since the market turned downward in late April -- according to the Investment Company Institute, investors removed a net of more than $46 billion from U.S. equity mutual funds from the beginning of May through mid-August. (Mutual fund flows serve as a pretty good proxy for individual investors; at the end of 2009, more than 91% of U.S. equity mutual fund assets belonged to individual investors, according to ICI.)
Interestingly, however, individual investors as a group weren't even all that keen on stocks during the big rally that began in March 2009. In fact, investors collectively were net sellers of U.S. equity funds from the beginning of April 2009 through April 2010, pulling a net of about $6.8 billion from the funds, according to ICI's data. During the same period, the S&P 500 was gaining almost 50%.
Those numbers indicate that institutional investors -- hedge funds, endowments, etc. -- led the rally that followed the deep bear market of 2007-09. And institutions have continued to buy stocks this summer while the market has struggled. According to the research group Lipper, institutional investors added more than $13 billion to world equity funds in June and July while many individual investors were running from stocks.
It's no surprise, really. The bear market that accompanied the 2008 financial crisis and "Great Recession" was one of the harshest in the U.S.'s history. Given the depth of the bear and the pain it caused, it's to be expected that individual investors would remain skittish for a lengthy period, even after the market bounced back. Institutional investors, meanwhile -- either because they are required to have a certain amount of their portfolio in stocks, or because they have more experience in dealing with major market turbulence -- should be more likely to buy up shares amid lingering fear.
While the skepticism of individual investors has hurt the market in the past year or two, the silver lining is that there should be plenty of fresh powder left to spark future rallies when average investors finally are ready to dive back into stocks. When that will happen, of course, is anyone's guess.
In the meantime, there's certainly a decent chance that institutional investors will continue to have a greater-than-usual impact on stocks. With that in mind, I thought I'd look to see which stocks that get approval from my Guru Strategies -- each of which is based on the approach of a different investing great -- are getting a lot of love from institutions these days. Here are a few that make the grade.
Gannett Co., Inc. (GCI): This Virginia-based media giant publishes more than 80 daily U.S. newspapers, including USA Today, and more than 650 magazines and non-dailies. It also operates numerous television stations, and a variety of web sites. About 99.3% of its shares are owned by institutions -- far more than competitors like News Corporation (5.2%) and New York Times Company (70.8%). (All ownership figures are from Morningstar.)
With the world of print media struggling to adjust to the Internet age, stocks like Gannett have really struggled in recent years. But my David Dreman-based contrarian model, which targets strong firms whose shares have been beaten down because of fear or apathy, thinks Gannett's a diamond in the rough. The model considers Gannett a contrarian pick because both its price/earnings and price/cash flow ratios fall into the market's bottom 20%. But while investors are avoiding it, my Dreman-based approach sees a lot to like about Gannett, including its 31.1% return on equity, 13.7% pre-tax profit margins, and the fact that it upped earnings per share from $0.48 in the first quarter to $0.72 in the second quarter.
World Fuel Services Corp. (INT): Based in Miami, World Fuel provides fuel and services to aircraft, petroleum distributors, and ships at more than 2,500 locations around the world. It has a market cap of just $1.6 billion, but has taken in more than $15 billion in sales in the past year. Institutions own almost 99% of its shares.
World Fuel gets approval from two of my models. My Peter Lynch-based model considers the stock a "fast-grower" -- Lynch's favorite type of investment -- because of its impressive 24.4% long-term growth rate. (I use an average of the three-, four-, and five-year EPS growth rates to determine a long-term rate.)
Lynch famously used the P/E/Growth ratio (which divides a stock's price/earnings ratio by its growth rate) to find good stocks selling on the cheap, and the model I base on his writings likes P/E/Gs below 1.0. When we divide World Fuel's 11.7 P/E (using trailing 12-month earnings) by its growth rate, we get a P/E/G of just 0.48. This model also likes World Fuel's 1.37% debt/equity ratio.
My James O'Shaughnessy-based growth model, meanwhile, looks for firms that have upped EPS in each year of the past five-year period, and World Fuel fits the bill. The model also likes World Fuel's 67 relative strength (a sign it's being embraced by the market) and 0.1 price/sales ratio (a sign it hasn't gotten too pricey).
Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR): Based in Virginia, Dollar Tree's stores offer a wide variety of discount merchandise, ranging from food items to household goods to toys to lawn- and garden-related items. Institutions own more than 97% of its shares.
Dollar Tree gets approval from the same tandem of strategies that like World Fuel. My Lynch-based model likes the fast-grower's (21.2% long-term EPS growth rate) 0.81 P/E/G ratio and 19.3% debt/equity ratio. The O'Shaughnessy growth model likes its seven straight years of increasing EPS, as well as its 1.03 price/sales ratio and 81 relative strength.
I'm long DLTR.
John Reese is founder and CEO of Validea.com, a premium investment research site, and Validea Capital Management, a separate account advisory firm. He is author of the new investing book, "The Guru Investor: How to Beat the Market Using History's Best Investment Strategies".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States hopes to meet soon with international partners to consider how to halt violence in Syria and provide humanitarian aid, the White House said on Wednesday.
"In the coming days we will continue our very active discussions ... to crystallize the international community's next steps in that effort to halt the slaughter of the Syrian people," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters.
Carney said the discussions, which would include the opposition Syrian national council, were aimed at helping the process "move toward a peaceful, political transition, (a) democratic transition in Syria," but gave no details.
The weekend failure of a U.N. Security Council resolution against Syria, vetoed by Russia and China, has focused attention on how to tighten sanctions already in place and target the finances of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
But the White House continued to stress it was not actively considering military intervention to prevent a crackdown on opponents of Assad's rule in which thousands have been killed.
"We never rule anything out in a situation like this. But we are pursuing a path that includes isolating and pressuring the Assad regime so that it stops its heinous slaughtering of its own people," Carney said.
(Reporting By Alister Bull and Matt Spetalnick; Editing by Xavier Briand)


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Sounds like history is continuing to repeat itself…
HUVr introduces the new hoverboard to be released in December 2014 [x]
this has to be fake, in the video the guy propels himself by kicking his foot out in the air, thats not going to push you
It's fake, look at the back of their necks.
what does sending anon hate accomplish… go outside… pet a dog… ride a bike… Call your dad and apologize for being a disappointment
The sheep had drowned while trying to cross a small canal in the meadow-swamp 'Tøndermasken' in southern Jylland in Denmark. Birds had eaten every part above the surface and everything under was left totally untouched. from the National Geographic Photo Contest 2012.
Lazy birds not wanting to get wet
A cat having an adventure
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My husband has a great love of foxes and constantly proclaims them as his favorite animal. I made this for him as a Valentine's present. He's the one who first told me about the kitsune of Japanese folklore and Shinto religion. The kitsune were fox spirits in the service of the Goddess of Inari. It was believed their wisdom and magical ability only increased with age, as signified by their number of tails which range from one to nine. One of the most common of magical abilities is the power to take human form. It was common for the kitsune to take the form of beautiful women in order to play tricks on wayward travelers or terrorize wicked men. It was also said that if you experience a rain shower without a cloud in the sky, you are actually in the presence of a kitsune wedding.
The image of a kitsune fox-maiden falling in love with a mortal and choosing to give up her mortality as her fox-sisters help her prepare for the ceremony suddenly came to me, in a story similar to the tales of the selkies of Scottish folklore.
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In response to Russia's recent anti-gay propaganda laws and them hosting the winter olympics, Channel 4 in the UK has begun airing this ad
Writing in my brain: Beautiful flowing sentences full of powerful phrases and enigmatically witty dialogue.
Writing on the page: They did the thing and said some stuff. There was snark.
i will always laugh so fucking hard at the urbandictionary entry for "fo shizzle my nizzle"
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Mudd Center for Ethics Kicks Off Year-Long Exploration on Sept. 22Read more about Race and Justice in America" />.
W&L Law's Josh Fairfield on Virtual Currency and the Digital Wallet Revolution
Washington and Lee law professor Joshua Fairfield addresses the implications of Apple Pay and digital wallet payment systems in a commentary in the New York Times.
John McCardell '71 to Deliver 2014 Hendricks Law and History Lecture
On September 18, John McCardell '71, vice chancellor of the University of the South, will deliver a lecture titled "The Civil War and the Constitutions(s)" for 2014 Hendricks Lecture in Law and History.
Nathaniel Deutsch, Co-director of Center for Jewish Studies, to Lecture at W&L
Nathaniel Deutsch, professor of history at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he is also co-director of the Center for Jewish Studies, will give a lecture at Washington and Lee University on Monday, Sept. 22, at 5 p.m. in Sydney Lewis Hall, classroom B.
W&L Graduate Directs Play at Lime Kiln
"Spring Awakening," a play produced by (540) Productions, is directed by Washington and Lee University graduate Jenna Worsham '10. The play opened on Sept. 10 at Lime Kiln Theater and will run until Sept. 20.
Remembering 9/11
The W&L community remembers today those whose lives were lost 13 years ago on September 11, 2001. Those losses include two members of the Washington and Lee family Rob Schlegel, of the Class of 1985, who died in the Pentagon, and James Gadiel, of the Class of 2000, who died in the World Trade Center.
Submarine Named for Sen. John Warner '49 Christened
It's hard to think of a more fitting tribute to a former secretary of the Navy than having a submarine named for you. That's just what happened this past weekend, on Sept. 6, when former Sen. John W. Warner, Washington and Lee Class of 1949, attended the christening of the John Warner (SSN 785) in Newport News, Virginia.
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Rob Schremp scored twice while Frans Nielsen and Michael Grabner each added a goal and an assist to lead the Isles to a 5-3 win over the slumping Ottawa Senators at the Nassau Coliseum Saturday night.
For the second game in a row, the Islanders saw their goalie get involved in some rough stuff. It came as the teams were leaving the ice after the conclusion of the second period with the game tied at 3-3. Senators goalie Robin Lehner skated past Isles goalie Kevin Poulin and knocked him down with a hard elbow that almost led to a major brawl. Unlike Rick DiPietro on Wednesday night, Poulin didn't engage in fisticuffs and drew a key penalty that gave the Islanders a 5-on-3 power play to start the third period. Schremp scored the game winning goal at the 1:39 mark of the third during the ensuing power play.
After the game, Lehner accused Poulin of starting the incident and denied throwing an elbow.
"When I go off, their goalie was obviously upset and had some things to say to me," Lehner said. "He came towards me. I won't back down. That's just the way I am…I put my shoulder into him and he falls easily on his back. It wasn't an elbow, that's for sure."
"I didn't say anything," Poulin said. "I did my job and I stayed composed. He gave me the shoulder and a push and I was surprised and fell backward. We scored on the power play after that. It's perfect. I'm happy."
Schremp was pleased Lehner's penalty led to the game winner. "It was nice to capitalize on that penalty. It was a bad penalty for their goalie to take and it was good to make him pay for it." He described the elbow as "kind of childish" and added, "We used to do that in Pee Wees when we were pouting but I didn't think it was really necessary."
The first period was wide open with each team scoring three goals before intermission. Matt Moulson opened the scoring by putting home the rebound of a Jack Hillen shot at 4:10 but Chris Neil scored just 13 seconds later to tie the game at 1-1.
After Michael Grabner put the Isles up 2-1, goals by Mike Fisher and Alex Kovalev gave Ottawa their only lead of the game with 2:49 left in the first period. The lead lasted only 17 seconds, however when Schremp beat Senators starter Brian Elliott to tie the game at 3-3.
Ottawa pulled Elliott after the first period while Isles Coach Jack Capuano stayed with Poulin despite the fact that the rookie goalie had allowed three goals on just six shots to that point. Poulin stopped the final 17 by the Senators and made 20 saves overall to earn the win.
"I had a lot of confidence in him," Capuano said. "It [changing goalies] didn't cross my mind one bit. He's always been a competitor. He came out in the second and third and battled hard, and gave us a chance to win the game, especially late on that power play."
The Senators pulled Lehner in the final minute and put a lot of pressure on the Islander net but a key blocked shot by defenseman Travis Hamonic saved the potential tying goal and set up Nielsen's empty netter with nine seconds left.
"Spezza was on the side of the net and Poul [Poulin] was looking the other way and kind of pushed over," Hamonic explained. "I saw the puck bouncing around Spezza's stick so I got my foot in front of it, blocked it and then sort of chipped it up to Fransie."
The Islanders return to action Tuesday night when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Nassau Coliseum.
Rookie defenseman Ty Wishart, acquired in the Dwayne Roloson trade, made his Islanders debut tonight and had two assists in 15:20 of ice time. He was also credited with three hits and a blocked shot. Wishart replaced Bruno Gervais who was out with an upper body injury.
Rick DiPietro (injured facial bones and sore knee) and Blake Comeau (concussion) were the other Isles scratches. DP is out 4-6 weeks while there is no set timetable for Comeau's return.
Matt Carkner and Jarkko Ruutu were the Ottawa scratches.
Milan Jurcina played for the first time since January 17th. He played 20:34 and was a plus-one on the night. He was credited with two hits.
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For Immediate Release:Majority CaucusLouisville Metro CouncilContact: Tony Hyatt 574-4137/526-3622With Summer just around the corner, Metro Councilwoman Mary C. Woolridge (D) 3 announces a new program for young people in the district: free admission to the Algonquin Pool throughout the summer.
"For many of our youth the Algonquin Pool is one of "the" things to do during the summer months," says Woolridge. "I want to help families with the cost of using the pool and encourage young people to have a fun summer."
With funding provided by Woolridge, the Algonquin Pool will offer free admission to the first 25 youth, 17 years and under, during the summer. The program kicks off this Saturday, May 24th and runs through August 9th. The free admission program will be offered through out the week except on Tuesdays and Sundays.
The Algonquin pool is open from 12:00pm to 6:00pm on weekdays, 10:00am to 6:00pm on Saturday. It is located at 1614 Cypress Street. In order to get into the pool, youth need a picture ID.
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It is not the first time that Milan visit the Stadio Via del Mare in Lecce and something happens out of the ordinary. A few months ago we saw an Ibrahimovic at its best, which is not present, pulled out the gun to score a great goal and let circumstances faced Galliani. Same as it would be yesterday when he saw Milan win a match 3-4 3-0 down to rest in a stadium off limits supposed to Rossoneri victory over a decade. Everything seemed to presage a year without celebrations, but then came the figure of Kevin Prince Boateng to score three goals and remind us again that you can rarely give anything for granted in ninety minutes.
Everything takes a touch of heroism, more if possible, if we consider that the Ghanaian football game came on after the break, since Allegri composed an ode to football starting defensive when betting on Van Bommel, Ambrosini and Nocerino in the middle. Ambrosini and Robinho were left unnoticed in the locker room after the fifteen minute break and Aquilani Boateng and jumped into the green, and something changed. It took more than two minutes to warn the African that he wanted to make noise when they chased a ball with his left foot boat soon entered the fleet crossed rival. It was 3-1 and there was still a whole second half.
Only eight minutes later, Cassano left with subtlety ball on the edge of the area that became a Boa Benassi missile would again enter one of their squads. Two goals, one with the right hand and another with his left foot, showing the virtues of the Ghana trip. Yet the result was traced and he was responsible for setting the tables in 63 minutes. It was a great both as above but it was like when he picked up a loose ball inside the area and entered the rival goalkeeper with the ball into the goal. Leaving at halftime and in just 18 minutes, Boateng had managed to tie the game on his best day as Milan.
There were still several minutes to mark the fourth and final Lecce to a bewildered and stunned, but it was hard to get to 83 when the Colombian central Yepes headed in the goal that certified the comeback. In a sad day for Italy by the tragic death of rider Marco Simoncelli , who was saved by a moment of silence and black armbands were carried, Milan, who was renowned follower, managed to break the curse of the Via del Mare and win three points that seemed to escape in a dismal first half. Allegri's team once again proved to be capable of the best and worst.
Boateng, who came quietly from Genoa and was gradually becoming a place last season, is used in the news. I was in South Africa when World, playing with Ghana, faced his brother Jerome, who defended the shirt of Germany. It also covers point topped during the Scudetto celebration when your dancing Michael Jackson Billie Jean went around the world. But the field also makes it deserving of hero, and his hat-trick against Lecce midfielder confirmed their status with great physical deployment and arrival. Some already call Kevin King Boateng.
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By Jay Polk - bio | email Doerun, GA (WALB) – Many small town police departments in south Georgia have only a few officers, but they still need to be prepared to investigate complex cases just like big city officers. Friday, officers in one small department got a lesson in how to handle a crime scene.
Doerun, Georgia is not a big place. It has a population of less than 1000 people. With such a small town, it's no surprise that the police department is small too. How many officers do they have? Three.
But Doerun has its share of crime too. "Occasionally, no different than any other town," said Sam Smith of the Doerun Police Department.
And when crime does occur, the resources of a small police department can be stretched to the breaking point. So often they'll turn to outside agencies for help. More often than not, that means the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. "The GBI is a request agency," said Bryan Smith of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. "Any law enforcement agency or governmental agency can request the GBI."
Processing a crime scene properly can often make the difference between a crime being solved and one that makes its way to the cold case files. And doing that takes training. But for police departments like Doerun, that can lead to a problem. "For small police forces like the one here in Doerun, today's training is invaluable, because sending officers away is impractical," said Sam Smith.
After all, one officer away from this department is one-third of the entire police force. Since officers from Doerun can't go to the training, the GBI has brought the training to them. "We do as much training as we're asked to do with local agencies. It's actually something we enjoy doing."
Doerun's police officers learned the latest techniques on how to handle a crime scene. "Crime scene preservation, crime scene security and basic crime scene evidence processing."
hey learned about getting fingerprints, the proper way to collect evidence and even how to take photographs. These officers learned about all these things in the police academy, but a little extra training is always a good thing.
"During the academy, they just spend a little bit of time with it whereas here today, we're able to get a little more in depth."
For the GBI, the chance to help local police departments is about more than just proper evidence collection. "We can develop those personal relationships so that when it does come time for those serious investigations, we're already ready to roll. We know who we're working with and they know us."
And with co-operation between local and state law enforcement agencies. Citizens in cities around the state can feel safer.
Brian Smith says that some of the crime scene investigation training programs can take months and cost thousands of dollars to complete.
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
What is a clinical
are the phases of a clinical trial?
Phase II - Phase II trials include controlled clinical studies conducted to evaluate the drug's effectiveness for a particular indication in patients with the disease or condition under study, and to determine the common short-term side effects and risks associated with the drug. These studies are typically well-controlled, closely monitored, and conducted with a relatively small number of patients, usually involving no more than several hundred subjects.
Phase III - Phase III trials involve the administration of a new drug to a larger number of patients in different clinical settings to determine the safety, effectiveness, and appropriate dosage. They are performed after preliminary evidence of effectiveness has been obtained and are intended to gather necessary additional information about effectiveness and safety for evaluating the overall benefit-risk relationship of the drug, and to provide an adequate basis for physician labeling. In Phase III studies, the drug is used the way it would be administered when marketed. When these studies are completed and the sponsor believes that the drug is safe and effective under specific conditions, the sponsor applies to FDA for approval to market the drug. Phase III trials usually involve several hundred to several thousand patients.
Phase IV - Concurrent with marketing approval, FDA may seek agreement from the sponsor to conduct certain postmarketing (Phase IV) studies to delineate additional information about the drug's risks, benefits and optimal use. These studies could include, but would not be limited to, studying different dosages or schedules or administration than were used in Phase II studies, use of the drug in other patient populations or other stages of the disease, or use of the drug over a longer period of time.
is an Investigational New Drug?
is the Principal Investigator and how is that person different
from an Investigator?
You should be able to answer the following questions once you have met and discussed a clinical trial with the physician:
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On any given weekend in millions of homes across globe, wives stand in front of their husbands listing all of the selfless acts they have performed in the last week: "I paid all the bills, bought a birthday present for your mother, read Goodnight Moon five times, took four six-year-olds to Chuck-E-Cheese . . . and that was just Tuesday. . . ."
The husbands return fire: "Excuse me, but did I not make the kids breakfast every morning last week, including the morning it made me late for my presentation, when I really should have gone in early? And I picked up the dry cleaning without being asked, and I did bath duty three times last week. What more do you want?"
A volley of personal accomplishments and sacrifices ensues. Not exactly what we thought life would be like when we eyed each other across the room all those years ago, is it? We both end up angry and defensive, each convinced that we have it tougher. Some people are habitual scorekeepers. Some people just do it occasionally. But we all do it.
Sometimes our low-stakes spatting game escalates into all-out combat. Men wage a sort of guerrilla warfare, where accumulating positive points is always a hit-or-miss affair. Women draw upon a major arsenal of weaponry. Our bazookas hit the target again and again, but we never quite seem to get what we want.
Both sides are convinced that they are right and will up the stakes to prove their point. Women, men tell us, will pull out a list of his "priors" lest there be any doubt as to who is in the wrong. Often men are not equipped to retaliate effectively. Our friend Brad says, "It's like I am trying to make my point with a peashooter and she has a missile launcher and is just wiping up the floor with me. I can't win." He says, "I got up with the kids on Tuesday." She responds, "Well, I got up with the kids every morning for the last three weeks, other than that one Tuesday." Faced with such superior weaponry, men choose to retreat, but they do not concede defeat.
The bottom line: nobody wins this war.
The Rules
The game of scorekeeping involves the trading back and forth of Marriage Capital, or "points," between husband and wife. Pay attention here, because the rules are exceedingly complex. Here's a short overview:
1. In most instances, according to husbands, it is the wife who determines how many points a specific activity scores. "Why doesn't checking the air in her tires count, but cleaning the kitchen does?"
"I always thought that I would get points for yard work. I'm out there on a Saturday morning trimming the hedges, mowing the lawn, making it all look pretty, and I walk in and she says, 'Where the hell have you been?' "
—Jacob, married 7 years, 2 kids
2. Men often think that they have scored major points ("Hey, I was up at the crack of dawn with the kids; I did all the grocery shopping this weekend"), but to their wives, activities that count as "doing his fair share" don't score any points at all.
3. In fact, a man may have points deducted because he expects major kudos for simply pulling his weight.
4. Positive points have a use-by date. If they are not used within recent memory of the point-scoring activity, they expire.
5. Negative points, however, last indefinitely. Women, we've been told, keep a detailed mental log of all infractions and omissions.
"You get credit for a good deed, but it only lasts for about six months. You have to use it fast. But demerits, they last forever."
—Francisco, married 4 years, 2 kids
6. In effect, there is no statute of limitations.
"What do you mean you're going to the game? You only spent an hour with the kids last weekend! And when your parents were here last month, I was the one playing Scrabble with your mother until all hours. . . ."
—Tracy, married 5 years, 2 kids
7. Advanced-level play:
"You can get multiple points if you actually forgo a golf game or whatever and tell your wife you want to spend time with her."
—Simon, married 3 years, 1 kid
"No way. My wife would call bulls*#t on that right away. She'd smell a rat."
—Vince, married 5 years, 2 kids
What can we do about it? Make an Everything List, everything from mopping the floor, to changing the diapers, to earning a paycheck and Divide and Conquer. Once you see all the work in front of you, you can make sure the division of labor is equitable, doing away with (at least most) of your tit-for-tat endless Scorekeeping arguments. So hand in your martyr badge, put away the scorecard and work as a team. Maybe throw in a few thank yous and your amazings while you're at it. Easy, right? Ha! We still find ourselves, (hopefully a little less often ??) keeping score with our husbands. We still whip out that bazooka from time to time. From our battlefield to yours…Good luck!


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Yoga is an ancient Hindu tradition that combines physical, mental and spiritual exercises for one to attain union of the body and mind.
Over 5000 years old and with over 840 000 postures, yoga will lead its student to a lifetime of discipline and constant self study, a very strong body and mind is required as well as a keen intellect and strong will. So yogis developed exercises for the body and mind.
These exercises were combinations of asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing techniques), kriyas (cleansing techniques) and meditation that we know as yoga.
Yogis see life as a triangle of birth , growth, change, decay and death.
All babies are born in a yogic state with full range of movements, clean internal body free of toxins non attachment to material goods etc... and even breathing the full yogic breath to allow maximum oxygen capacity of the lungs.
At a young age the cell rejuvenation (anabolic) process exceeds the decaying (catabolic) process which keeps the body ever growing. The process then maintains an equilibrium from the age of 20-35, after this period the catabolic exceeds the anabolic process which leads the body eventually to decline.
This is why ancient sages developed this integral system to slow down the catabolic (decaying) process in order to keep the physical and mental faculties strong and healthy for their spiritual journey. They mimicked their surroundings and environment to build on strength, flexibility and agility which explains some of the postures names eg kakasana (crow) tadasana (mountain) .


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My First Time With a Woman
I was on a business trip, on the west coast of the U.S., staying at a nice hotel. One evening, after a looong day with clients, I was sitting at the bar enjoying a quiet drink and wondering whether I had the energy to go get dinner when an attractive woman a few years older than me (I was about 31 at the time) sat down on the stool next to me.
We got talking, and talking, and talking. Sharing backgrounds (I was recently divorced after 10 years of marriage), etc. We ordered some food at the bar, then it was time to get going. In the elevator up to our rooms she asked me to join her for a night cap. Well, the night cap turned in to spending the night, and I have not looked back, and have not slept with a man since.
Thank you for sharing. A beautiful story.
wow how i wish i could come across such a woman
I'm horny! What happened?
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I am happy for you. I am glad you found what is right for you.

I was molested as a child and have never truly enjoyed sex with a man, have never actually orgasmed during sex, only with oral sex. I wonder if it is me, or if I a realtionship with a man is wrong for me. Your story gives me hope that perhaps there is someone out there that I would be more compatible with.
There have only been two men in my life who could turn sex into an hours-long intimate, emotional experience. My girlfriend could also do this. I NEED hours-long sex. I love my husband so much but our 3 to 5 minute sex leaves me feeling frustrated and empty. I NEED passion. I NEED intimacy. And I NEED hours of sexual play until I am so spent that sleep is the only and final alternative. And it is a delicious deep sleep that can only come from being totally sexually satiated. My girlfriend was capable of this kind of sex. I miss that passion so much.
O my god my girl is so good she gives me three hours of sex and it makes me want her more but iam am up for anything I will even lick ur ***** like its never been licked befor u won't squirt u will gush babes
Will you make me gush??
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The thing that is different is that I was CRAZY about her! I've had so much sex, so much ******* in my life. Sometimes we just need to be ******, it's true. The older I get though, I have become much more aware of my feelings of connectedness and those of others. In my 20's and early 30's I just needed to be ******! By my late 30's I realized sex was meaningless without an emotional connection. I needed the passion and intimacy that being emotionally connected offered. There is just no comparison.

Do you need more details? I'll answer anything!
Very nice! I truly believe it was a very sensual evening...
Lovely.. i enjoyed reading your story.Funny how one experience can change your life.
Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed reading your experience. I'm so happy for you.

I discovered very early that I was attracted to girls. I've had a couple of boy friends over the years, but they just never have the same fire and passion that I've experienced with female partners. When the guys are done, so are you. Girls go all night :)
do you still do this with them?
sounds heart felt i wish that could happen to me.
thats awesome!!
ok,,,spill the details sister....c'mon.
How cool! What is soooo different doing it with another woman?
I've been happily married to a wonderful man for many, many years. In my early 20's (we were already married) I started fantasizing about being with a woman. I always talked to him about it as it turned him on. Back then there were no personal ads, internet etc, and I really didn't know how to go about meeting another woman for sex. When I was 30, a male friend brought a lesbian to a weekend sex foursome. My first experience with her was very exciting, I had a million different feelings coursing through my mind and genitals! Over the years I had many opportunities to have sex with women, but none were intimate, I needed and was missing a feeling of being deeply connected.

A couple of years ago I met a woman who instantly turned me on. She showed me a picture of her boyfriend, but that didn't deter me from being completely fascinated by her. She started inviting me over once a week, then more often, broke up with the boyfriend, then finally one night we ended up in her bed making love for hours! I told my husband and he was totally cool with it.

We had some ups and downs along the way, but there is a 20 year age difference between us (she is younger), but two years later we have an awesome relationship. I would never leave my husband, but feel so fortunate to experience a woman's love and sex, which is just so exciting and fulfilling to me.
i mean...NO DETAIL?
i dnt get it
that sounds amazing
Hi there congratulations on that experience and all the ones since. That is a beautiful story. I am glad you found your calling. Have fun and enjoy. LOVE Samantha
oh what a wonderful story
Sigh, I wish I had that right now
Sigh! I've read this before but wanted to reread it. That was a sigh of happiness for you and your wonderful evening. How sweet and good.
That's great! Glad it worked out for you. :-)
thats amazing, she must have been quite a lover..!
I hope my first time just happens naturally...
Is that how it will happen? Or should I make this kind of experience?
It's different for everybody so it just depends on you
great how things just happen... :-)


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The Denver Art Museum's "Now Boarding" show — which celebrates airports designed by Denver architect Curt Fentress along with the architecture of flight — arrived in July and runs through October 7.
It offers fascinating facets of the past, present and future of flight in a highly accessible presentation.
Along with future visions of vertical-lift planes that don't need runways and planes with folding wings to save space, one show component, called the "culture lounge, " looks back at a time that not many of today's students can remember.
Although the alleged "golden age" of flight in the 1950s and '60s is gone, airport design and technology has moved far forward.
The Fentress-designed and remodeled airports from Denver's DIA to facilities in Seattle, Seoul, South Korea; San Jose, Calif., Raleigh-Durham, N.C. and elsewhere have been a big part of that progress. All are highlighted in the DAM show.
The Fentress firm is now working on a new and futuristic terminal for Los Angeles International Airport, also known as LAX.
The Fentress-designed Bradley West terminal at LAX will have two levels, to allow faster loading and unloading of planes. Like the mountain-peaks main concourse at DIA that echoes Colorado's mountains, the long and linear Bradley terminal's exterior look will mimic the ocean waves lapping nearby beaches.
Similarly, the Fentress-design revamp of the Seattle-Tacoma airport's main concourse offers a "Pacific Rim" retail and restaurant flavor while echoing the ambiance of Seattle's famed Pike Place Market.
Dressed in a natty pinstriped jacket and tropical shirt without the signature bow tie that used to be favored by architects, Fentress exuded his own style while autographing copies of his "Now Boarding" book that's a companion to the show at a museum members' preview.
Elaborating on a theme that "every airport at one time was the airport of the future," Fentress discussed how his DIA started as an "airport city" model while his Inchon Airport in Seoul, South Korea, is more of an all-inclusive "aerotropolis."
The Inchon approach is now being promoted for DIA by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and some city planners.
This "aerotropolis," Fentress said, "combines, in a single exurban area, the aspects of work, residential, retail and recreation." Each of those facilities " are connected to other communities by mass-transit systems like light rail," he added.
"Now Boarding," traces the air age and airports from the Wright Brothers' 1903 first flight that was shorter than today's commonly-used Boeing 737s through a 1970s "explosion" in air travel. According to the exhibit, better planes, more routes and cheaper fares opened up a future world of flight possibilities. It's worth taking the time to see each component and to read all the information panels.
The exhibit also points out that, as early as 1927, German filmmaker Fritz Lange's silent "Metropolis" movie showed a world of personal planes and jetpack-powered citizens flying around multi-level future cities of Art Deco spires.
That still hasn't come to pass and maybe the future isn't what people once imagined it to be. But "Now Boarding" presents air travel possibilities that may yet materialize in the lifetimes of today's students.
Against the backdrop of a show that credits Fentress with doing much "to humanize the often-disappointing experience of air travel," Fentress himself is self-effacing and gives credit where due.
With a trace of North Carolina drawl and a straight face, he can say "I've been to presentations where young people and architecture students saw me as some sort of Walt Disney for doing DIA. But you have to give credit to the 700 people who worked on it. And when you take in everybody, it may be more like 7,000."
"But, to see all this in a major museum setting and to have our firm credited with affecting the lives of so many people, is for me a wonderful feeling," Fentress said. "And unlike some of the great airport architects of the past, I'm still alive to see it."
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AbstractWhat affects a country's decision of whether to formally engage in a trade dispute directly related to its exporting interests? This article empirically examines determinants of affected country participation decisions in formal trade litigation arising under the World Trade Organization (wto) between 1995 and 2000. It investigates determinants of nonparticipation and examines whether the incentives generated by the system's rules and procedures discourage active engagement in dispute settlement by developing country members in particular. Though the size of exports at stake is found to be an important economic determinant affecting the decision to participate in challenges to a wto-inconsistent policy, the evidence also shows that measures of a country's retaliatory and legal capacity as well as its international political economy relationships matter. These results are consistent with the hypothesis of an implicit "institutional bias" generated by the system's rules and incentives that particularly affects developing economy participation in dispute settlement. Copyright 2005, Oxford University Press.
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Tabbouleh Couscous
Yield: 4 servings
- 1 (14 1/2-ounce) can chicken broth
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1 1/2 cups uncooked couscous
- 10 plum tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1 cup diced green onions
- 1 cup minced fresh Italian parsley
- 1 cup minced fresh mint
- 1/2 cup frozen whole kernel corn, thawed
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Garnish: Italian parsley
- Bring chicken broth and 1/4 cup lemon juice to a boil in a large saucepan; stir in couscous. Cover, remove from heat, and let stand 5 minutes. Stir with a fork, and cool.
- Stir in chopped tomato and next 9 ingredients; garnish, if desired.
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BENEWAH COUNTY-- Two men attempted to escape from Benewah County Jail Wednesday night by removing materials from a wall of a general population cell.
Officers believe Timothy Allen and Jodie Miller were allegedly trying to escape from the jail but were caught Thursday morning.
We're told they were seen trying to remove material from a wall in a general population cell. Officials say they had removed plaster away from the wall.
Officials tell us they were in no way close to escaping and only damaged the wall.
Officials say this is the same cell that Jessie Wilkinson escaped from at least once last year. He successful escaped twice from the jail.
Jodie Miller has been moved to a maximum security jail cell. Miller just pleaded guilty to 2nd degree murder in a Plummer stabbing that occurred last year.
Timothy Allen has been moved Shoshone County. Allen was originally in jail for burglarizing a liquor store in St Maries. He was back in for probation violation from the 2010 conviction.
Both could face attempted escape charges which carries an additional 2 1/2 year sentence.
Officials say that there were other inmates in the cell but they were not involved.
*The hole pictured above was not created by the recent escape attempt, but by an attempt last year.