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High school roundup: Oct. 20
VOLLEYBALL � Senior middle hitter Laura Brzozowski had nine kills and five blocks as Gilmour cruised into the Division III Leavittsburg District final with a 25-9, 25-10, 25-12 victory over Newton Falls.
High school scoreboard: Oct. 20
High school boys soccer: Freshman�s first goal sends Lake Catholic past West Geauga
Editor's note: Due to an error on a team roster, Lake Catholic freshman Marko Crnjac's last name was misspelled when this story was initially published Oct. 18. It has now been corrected.
High school football: Associated Press state poll for Oct. 20
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) � How a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio high school football teams in the sixth weekly Associated Press poll of 2014, by OHSAA divisions, with won-lost record and total points (first-place votes in parentheses): DIVISION I 1, Mentor (16)�� �8-0�� �255 2, Hudson (6)�� �8-0�� �228 3, Huber Heights Wayne (3)�� �8-0�� �199 4, Dublin Coffman (2)�� �8-0�� �183 5, Centerville (1)�� �8-0�� �161 6, Pickerington Central�� �8-0�� �128 7, Westerville Central�� �8-0�� �110 8, Lakewood St.
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High school football: Big plays spark Benedictine win over Lake Catholic
A commonly used sports clich� holds that big-time players make big-time plays in big games. That clich� held true Oct. 18 at rainy, wind-swept Jerome T. Osborne Stadium in Mentor. Three big-time plays in a span of about 39 seconds late in the game by Benedictine�s big-time players were the difference as the Bengals broke a stalemate with an inspired Lake Catholic team and pulled out a 29-15 NCL Blue Division victory.
High school football: Area playoff picture after Week 8
If the regular-season ended today, The area would have 14 teams in the playoffs, according to the JoeEitel.com. This week�s official computer ratings will be released Oct. 21 by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
High school football: Kenston, South surging
It�s now how you start. It�s how you finish. No one has to tell that to South coach Matt Duffy and Kenston coach Jeff Grubich. The Rebels started the season 0-3, while the Bombers started off 0-2.
High school football: Mentor at Hudson features top two teams in D-I state poll
And now for the game everyone � or most everyone � has been waiting for. After eight weeks of survival by the Mentor and Hudson football teams, the Cardinals and Explorers are set to meet in a colossal Week 9 showdown at Hudson�s Memorial Stadium.
High school football: Top of the Crop for Oct. 20
1. (1) Mentor 8-0
High school boys soccer: Late strikes propel Mayfield in dogfight against Brush
The longer a 0-0 scoreline sticks around, the more it can sink into both teams� psyches. Mayfield was not lacking in attacking quality for much of its Division I sectional final against neighborhood rival Brush, but it was lacking the finish it required for separation.
High school cross country: Mentor, Chagrin Falls boys and girls lead area charge at district
There were not a lot of surprises at the Northeast District cross country meet on Oct. 18 at Lakeland Community College. The Mentor Cardinals secured their seventh straight boys Division I district championship, while the girls locked up their third straight.
High school scoreboard: Oct. 18
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Division I Cortland District Team standings: 1. Chardon 54, 2. Solon 82, 3. Austintown-Fitch 89, 4.
High school roundup: Oct. 18
CROSS COUNTRY � At the Division I Cortland District, the Chardon boys and girls and Kenston girls advanced to the Boardman Regional. The Hilltoppers� boys easily won the meet, tallying 54 points to runner-up Solon�s 82.
High school roundup: Oct. 17
FOOTBALL � When South started the season 0-3, few people thought the Rebels would be in control of their own destiny after Week 8 had been completed. But that�s where Coach Matt Duffy�s team is.
High school football: North topples University for second win in a row
After starting 0-6, the first under former Lake Catholic head coach Mike Bell, onlookers could have seen North as just the same old Rangers who had amassed two wins since the start of the 2012 season. After Bell and the Rangers (2-6) knocked off University, 32-3, at home during senior night on Oct.
High school scoreboard for Oct. 16
FOOTBALL Madison 38, Geneva 7
High school football: Special teams spark Mentor to win over Solon
The Mentor football team has opened eyes the past handful of years with its highlight-reel, high-scoring offense. The Cardinals� defense this year is shutting down opponents better than it has in recent years.
High school football: Kirtland improves to 8-0, shuts down Berkshire, 48-7
Kirtland came into Week 8 averaging an area-leading 49 points per game scored on offense, while also leading the area in surrendering just 8.1 points per game on defense. True to form, the Hornets defeated visiting Berkshire 48-7 on October 17th with a dominating performance in all three phases of the game.
High school football: Lorain runs over Euclid, 36-6
Having a potent 1-2 punch with Eddie Williamson and Sherman Saunders, Lorain added a third in the form of Carlos Chavis. Chavis, who is just a sophomore, tallied 195 yards on 13 carries and scored three touchdowns as the host Titans rolled up almost 400 yards rushing en route to an impressive 36-6 Lake Erie League win over Euclid on Oct.
High school scoreboard: October 17
FOOTBALL Cardinal 55, Fairport 13 Chagrin Falls 36, West Geauga 34 Kenston 50, Harvey 7 Kirtland 48, Berkshire 7 Aurora 38, Perry 35 Richmond Heights 32, Hawken 29 Orange 28, Wickliffe 12 Pymatuning Valley 30, Ledgemont 0 Windham 38, Newbury 12 Lorain 36, Euclid 6 Brush 48, Normandy 0 Walsh Jesuit 31, NDCL 17 Mayfield 37, North Royalton 7 Mentor 42, Solon 16 Chardon 22, Riverside 15 South 39, Lakeside 7
High school football: Chardon staves off Riverside in Premier Athletic Conference thriller
If one drive could encapsulate a program�s identity, Chardon may have done it Oct. 17 in a Premier Athletic Conference headliner at Riverside. The Hilltoppers got the ball a little more than a minute into the fourth quarter locked in a 15-15 stalemate with the Beavers.
High school football: NDCL falls to Walsh Jesuit, 31-17, despite late game comeback
No team ever wants to fall into the recently instituted OHSAA 30-point �mercy rule,� no matter how good the team on the opposite sideline is because no team ever wants to concede to �mercy� being given to them.
High school football: Chagrin Falls pulls out a win over West Geauga
Chagrin Falls didn�t run their first play from scrimmage until there was 2:31 to play in the first quarter. They fumbled it away, already trailing West Geauga 7-0. The Tigers second play of the game came with 7:20 in the second quarter.
Friday Night Bites: Chardon football concessions benefit After Prom
Coco Griffis and her fellow volunteers at the Chardon Memorial Field concession stands love the Chardon High School Hilltoppers.
High school cross country: Boys district preview capsule
Division I Lakeland District: Brush, Euclid, Harvey, Madison, Mayfield, Mentor, North, Riverside, South Favorite: Mentor; X-factor: Shaker Heights; Don�t forget about: Madison Outlook: There are not too many runners in the Lakeland district who can keep up with Mentor�s top-five, and the Cardinals figure to advance to regionals as a team.
High school cross country: Girls district previews
Division I Lakeland District: Brush, Euclid, Harvey, Madison, Mayfield, Mentor, North, Riverside, South Favorite: St. Joseph Academy; X-factor: Mentor; Don�t forget about: Madison, Shaker Heights, North Outlook: St.
High school girls soccer: Chagrin Falls coach Pamela Malone earns 300th career win
The milestones continue to roll in for Chagrin Falls in soccer. Longtime Chagrin girls coach Pamela Malone recorded her 300th career victory Oct. 16, 5-1 over visiting Orange in a Division II sectional final in the Kent District.
High school volleyball: Youth lifts Mayfield, Riverside into Euclid District semifinal
Youth was served at the Euclid sectional finals on Oct. 16. It rang true for Mayfield in a big way in its 3-0 (25-19, 25-10, 25-19) win over Chardon. The Hilltoppers came in with a senior-laden roster looking to force a third matchup with rival Riverside.
High school football: 2014 Tony Fisher Award presentation Nov. 24 at Hooley House in Mentor
The race for the 2014 Tony Fisher Award, given to the area�s top high school football player, is as wide open as ever. Top candidates for the eighth Fisher Award include � but are not limited to � South running back D.
High school football: Madison rebounds from first loss with rout of Geneva
The schedule said Madison was playing Geneva on Oct. 16. In their minds, the Blue Streaks were playing themselves, both in practice this week and on Oct. 16 against the host Eagles. After being brought down a notch last week in a 35-25 loss to South, Madison turned its attention to itself this week as it hoped to end the regular season in a strong fashion.
High school football: Marquee games for Oct. 16 and 17
Madison at Geneva � What: Premier Athletic Conference game � When: 7 p.m., Oct. 16 � Where: SPIRE Institute � Records: Madison 6-1 (3-1 PAC), Geneva 3-4 (1-3 PAC) � On the airwaves: WFUN-AM 970 � What to watch: The Blue Streaks can�t afford to mourn last week�s loss to South, which knocked them out of the top spot of the Premier Athletic Conference standings.
High school tennis: Mentor�s Natalie Weaver looking forward to state tennis tournament
Sometimes in life, sacrifices are made, and sometimes those sacrifices have big payoffs. For Natalie Weaver, traveling to Columbus on Oct. 17 and 18 for the Division I state tennis tournament is what she has always worked for.
High school sports: Players of the Week for Oct. 16
Kyra Mayo School: Mayfield; Sport: Volleyball Year: Senior; Position: MH On the court: Had 36 kills and nine solo blocks while leading team to third place at the Mayfield Invitational.
High school volleyball: Willoughby South, Mentor to collide after sectional wins
South could have been staring down a playoff matchup with crosstown rival North with a win against the Madison Blue Streaks in the Euclid district on Oct. 15. While they knocked off Madison in four sets, it was the resurgent second-seeded Mentor Cardinals who earned a bout with the third-seeded Rebels with a 3-0 sweep of North the match prior.
High school scoreboard: October 15
BOYS SOCCER Division I sectional semifinals Kenston 2, Nordonia 0 Euclid 3, Riverside 2 South 2, Madison 1 GIRLS SOCCER Division II sectional final Lake Catholic 9, Jefferson 0 Geneva 4, Wickliffe 0 Madison 3, Riverside 2 (2OT) VOLLEYBALL DIVISION I SECTIONAL FINALS Mentor 3, North 0 25-11, 25-23, 25-12 South 3, Madison 1 DIVISION II SECTIONAL FINALS Perry 3, Jefferson 1 23-25, 25-23, 25-21, 25-20 NDCL 3, Lakeview 0 25-15, 25-16, 15-10 DIVISION III SECTIONAL FINAL Gilmour 3, Hawken 0 25-11, 25-15, 25-11 �
High school roundup: Oct. 15
VOLLEYBALL � Perry stunned previously undefeated Jefferson, 23-25, 25-23, 25-21, 25-20 in a Division II sectional final at Jefferson. The third-seeded Falcons entered at 22-0 before being upset by the Pirates.
High school football: Tony Fisher award watch list
(IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) Jerome Baker, Benedictine: Carried three times for 31 yards and a touchdown in limited duty in the Bengals� 55-16 win over NDCL. He has run for 333 yards this season.
High school football: Defensive end Brian Hunter wreaking havoc for 6-1 Mayfield
It�s a scene that is all to familiar at Mayfield football games. The offense snaps the ball, No. 44 comes flying off the edge to bury the ballcarrier or sack the quarterback, while over on the sideline Coach Larry Pinto turns and mumbles something to the nearest set of ears.
High school volleyball: Final Top of the crop
1. (1) Gilmour 20-2
High school girls soccer: Extra-time strike sends Eastlake North past Euclid
Postseason wins and the North girls haven�t exactly been compatible recently, with one since 2007 entering a Division I sectional semifinal Oct. 13 against visiting Euclid. On this occasion, it felt as if all it would take was one quality through ball and a striker to be compatible.
High school football state playoff computer ratings for Oct. 15
Division I � (top 16 from both regions will qualify for the playoffs) Region 1 1. Hudson (7-0) 24.4571, 2.
High school volleyball: Newbury senior Ashley Wakeley makes up for lost season with hustle, heart
Newbury will take on Ledgemont on Oct. 15 in a Division IV sectional semifinal at the Cortland Lakeview.� The Black Knights will face a team that has already beaten them twice this year and hope the odds are in their favor that beating the same team three times in a season, would be difficult to do.
High school scoreboard: October 14
BOYS SOCCER Chagrin Falls 6, Conneaut 0 Harvey 4, Edgewood 0 Bloomfield 2, Newbury 1 Geneva 2, Perry 0 Gilmour 10, St. Thomas De Porres 2 GIRLS SOCCER Hawken 11, Fuchs Mizrachi 0 Mayfield 9, Lakeside 0 VOLLEYBALL Berkshire 3, Lebrae 1 26-28, 25-20, 25-21, 25-8 Chagrin Falls 3, Cleveland East Technical 0 25-3, 25-5, 25-8 Mayfield 3, Lakeside 0 25-13, 25-15, 25-10 Perry 3, West Geauga 0 25-8, 25-18, 25-13 Riverside 3, Shaw 0 25-9, 25-4, 25-7
High school boys and girls soccer: District capsule
Staff Writer Chris Lillstrung previews district tournaments involving area teams: BOYS Division I Euclid District Favorite: Shaker Heights; X-factor: Mayfield; Don�t forget about: North, Mentor What to watch for: With a 12-3-1 record, six clean sheets and just 15 goals conceded in 2014, it�s tough not to look outside this area at Shaker Heights for the favorite.
Associated Press: Ohio High School Football Poll List
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) � How a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio high school football teams in the fifth weekly Associated Press poll of 2014, by OHSAA divisions, with won-lost record and total points (first-place votes in parentheses): DIVISION I 1, Mentor (13)�� �7-0�� �225 2, Hudson (7)�� �7-0�� �221 3, Huber Heights Wayne (3)�� �7-0�� �186 4, Dublin Coffman (2)�� �7-0�� �177 5, Centerville (1)�� �7-0�� �139 6, Cincinnati Moeller�� �6-1�� �118 7, Pickerington Central�� �7-0�� �102 8, Westerville Central�� �7-0�� �84 9, Lakewood St.
High school volleyball: District Capsules
Staff Writer Justin Lada previews district tournaments involving area teams: Division I Euclid District Favorite: Riverside; X-factor: Mayfield; Don�t forget about: South, Chardon Outlook: If you like great defensive volleyball, this is your bracket.
High school boys soccer: Final 2014 Top of the Crop
1. (1) University 13-0-3
High school girls soccer: Final 2014 Top of the Crop
1. (1) Hawken 13-0-2
High school scoreboard: October 13
GIRLS SOCCER Division I sectionals Riverside 3, Brush 2 North 2, Euclid 1 (OT) Division II sectionals Wickliffe 5, Perry 0 NDCL 6, Conneaut 0 VOLLEYBALL Division I sectionals North 3, Cleveland Heights 0 25-8, 25-10, 25-9� Madison 3, Euclid 1 25-10, 22-25, 25-8, 25-10 Division III Sectionals Hawken 3, Champion 0 25-11, 25-16, 25-18� Black River 3, Wickliffe 2 26-24, 21-25, 18-25, 25-22, 15-5 Newton Falls 3, Kirtland 2 25-19, 23-25, 21-25, 25-15, 15-11


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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain sold 2 billion euros of bonds on Thursday, hitting its target for the auction with borrowing costs falling on two medium-term issues but rising for a rare long bond.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- The athletic director at St. Joseph High School in Trumbull will leave his post to become the new director of athletic advancement at Notre Dame-Fairfield High School, according to a press release.
Jim Olayos, who has served as St. Joseph's athletic director since 2002, will work with Rob Bleggi, Notre Dame's athletic director, to grow and expand the Notre Dame athletics program as well as raise funds for the school and Lancer athletics.
Both Bleggi and Olayos will work with Notre Dame's education partner, Sacred Heart University, "to continue to develop a beneficial relationship for both institutions," the statement read.
"I am excited about the opportunity given to me by Notre Dame," Olayos said in the statement. "I look forward to working with [school president] Father Bill [Sangiovanni], [school principal] Chris Cipriano and Rob Bleggi in a collaborative effort to enhance every aspect of the Notre Dame student's high school experience. Partnering with Sacred Heard University is very exciting and should bring immediate positive results for the school and athletic program."
Olayos's hiring comes as a part of Notre Dame's Strategic Plan, Notre Dame 2016: Aspire and Achieve, which includes expansion of the athletic program and improvement of the school's athletic fields.
"I look forward to working with Jim and him
being a part of the ND family," Bleggi said in the statement. "His experience and knowledge will be an asset to both the advancement and athletics departments as well as the school in general."
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And here we watch as the large raindrop preys on the small weaker drops. Devouring them in one fluid motion.Was that a fucking pun
Yeah cats TOTALLY only like us for food and have no emotional dependency at all.
it's like, human, excuse me, i would like you to pet me. thank you.
Here's my latest drawing, "Natural Girl" - I've had this idea for a while and I'm happy to have finally drawn it. I just wanted to make the point that body hair is as natural as the hair on our heads, and although it's okay to find body hair unattractive, it is NOT okay to shame or shun people, or respond publicly with "eww" just because somebody doesn't shave. I have so many strong feelings about this! I feel angry that it's such a big deal when women don't shave and that women are called unattractive, disgusting, etc when they have hairy underarms just because most of western society has been conditioned to believe that women are gross unless they're as hairless as a prepubescent child. I don't think hairy people are superior to people who shave, because shaving makes a lot of people feel better about their appearance and feeling good about yourself is so important, I just think people of all genders should have the right to leave their bodies in their natural state without being embarrassed or called out by thoughtless, unkind people. IT'S JUST HAIR.
Drawn with agreement from original photo titled 'Charlie Barker' by Ben Hopper from his project "Natural Beauty".
Sexism. Does it still exist?
Many men say no.
I am a pretty patient person but if there is one thing I will lose my shit over almost instantly it's my computer/internet being slow my tolerance level is exactly 0 for that shit man I did my time in the 90's/2000's I don't need any of this garbage
I love my First Lady
Can you please tell her to tell her husband to stop killing muslims? Thanks
literally all she does is try to make the country "healthy" by giving students shitty school lunches like please do something else and help your husband fix the economy! *goes awf*
Imma need y'all to learn how the United States Government works. You don't have to like her or the president but learn that they do not makes the decisions, they really do not have very much power, the president does not have the power to just snap his fingers and make shit happen or change things. You have to have 2/3 vote from congress to take a shit, let alone do anything having to do with government. The entire government was set up to make sure that exact thing could never happen, that is why there are 3 branches and that little thing called checks and balances.
In fact let me just break this down for y'all right here.
- President has 2 OFFICIAL jobs, Commander and Chief of the Armed Forces, but he only controls a limited amount of the funding for those troops (enough for 90 to 120 days) to engage these troops in combat. He CANNOT just declare war. only congress can declare war. The second, Accountant over the Federal Budget.
- He also is responsible for creating and balancing the national budget, but everything has to be approved by congress with a 2/3 vote.
- He signs bills into law, can veto them as well, however congress can override his veto.
- He assigns judges to the Supreme court, with the senates approval.
- He assigns foreign ambassadors, with the senates approval.
- he creates his own cabinet for people to research into areas that he might not have the time to, these are the only people who do not have to get approval from senate
- congress is made up of 535 people (100 senators 435 HoR) for any of them to come to 1 agreement has only happened once in the history of this country, and that was to go into WWII, and even that the house voted 434 to one (1st woman house of Representative she was from Maine too, she voted against WW1 and 2) and the judicial branch can call anything unconstitutional and kill it as well.
and if you think i'm lying you can literally google this shit in 2 seconds.
That tea is delicious
I would love for people to remember this when they want to start blaming the president. Any president, though not all of them have had good ideas.
lemme get in here a sec.
The President needs a 2/3 vote in Congress to get practically anything done, right? Well currently, the 133th US Congress is split with 53 Democratic senators and 45 Republican senators and 201 Democratic representatives and 234 Republican representatives. That makes a pretty even split between the two major political parties. Ever since President Obama was elected into office, the Republicans have voted down every piece of legislation he's attempted to pass, in an effort to pin him as the worst president in American history, so that they can go back to their white-washed elitist lives and keep all their hoarded money from the people. The President has been doing everything he can to change things, but he cannot do that without the approval of Congress. Remember that week-long shutdown we had? Yeah, that was because the Republicans weren't getting exactly their way with the budget, so they decided to shut down the whole goddamn government until they got their way. The United States Government relies on compromise and agreement between the two parties, and we're seriously lacking right now in that department.
So if you want to blame someone for our country's issues, blame the goddamn Republicans for acting like tantrum-throwing two year olds.
Literally we are currently experiencing the least productive civic period in the history of the country because the entire Republican party platform is simply "do not let anything from Obama pass". How can anyone be mad at anything other than congress right now? CONGRESS HAS A LOWER APPROVAL RATING THAN FUCKING NICKLEBACK.
7481:Listen everyone!!! Look what I've found:
As I suspected some anti-feminism and racist asshole took this picture about feminism and turned it into some racist bullshit.
That woman on these pictures only contributed to the "Why I need feminism" signs and now we have this picture of her with a racist sign.
spread this correction like wildfire.
A man tried to talk to a woman inside a Queens building lobby, then slashed her neck when she ignored him, according to police, who are now looking for the suspect.
The man, believed to be about 20 years old, approached the 26-year-old victim in the lobby of a Jamaica building after 5 a.m. on Oct. 1, police said.
He tried talking to the woman and when she turned away, he grabbed her from behind and used some sort of cutting instrument to slash her neck, according to police.
The victim was taken to the hospital, where she was listed in critical but stable condition. An aquaintance of the victim told NBC 4 New York that she is recovering, but that she suffered damage to her vocal chords.
"Just ignore them"
Finally, Nigeria's Kidnapped Schoolgirls Are Coming Home
"On Friday, Nigeria's government announced it had reached a deal with Boko Haram to release the approximately 200 schoolgirls held captive by the Islamist terror group since April.
The agreement, announced by the country's defense minister, also involves a cease fire between Boko Haram and Nigeria's military. The government expects the terror group will not back out on the deal. "Commitment among parts of Boko Haram and the military does appear to be genuine," an official with Nigeria's security forces told Reuters Friday. "It is worth taking seriously."
Boko Haram militants abducted more than 300 schoolgirls from Chibok boarding school in northern Nigeria in mid-April, sparking a worldwide outcry and propelling the group onto to the international stage for the first time. Over fifty of the girls escaped early on. The rest have remained in captivity ever since."
As reported by Mother Jones
AWESOME NEWS - this has been such a nightmare to follow, it is so great to hear the girls are being released!


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Megan Fox attends the premiere of "This Is 40″ at Grauman's Chinese Theatre on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Todd Williamson/Invision/AP) ORG XMIT: CATW106
Ultron from 'The Avengers' will absolutely destroy your childhood
How many other Disney movies can he ruin besides 'Pinocchio'?
Why Daniel Radcliffe rejected the ultimate Halloween outfit (hint: horns involved)
The horns look great until someone loses an eye at the party.
DailyDish: The Top 5 TV Halloween costumes of today
Ellen, Queen Latifah, Today, GMA and …. well, you'll just have to see.
Kim and Kanye's kid is 'a little stinker' for Halloween
Major cute alert here.
Nicki Minaj gets trippy with 'Pinkprint' album teaser
No new music, but the visuals are fun.
Exclusive: 'Newsroom' anchor Will McAvoy plays fantasy football — who knew?!
Even fictional newsmen know not to take tight ends in the first round.


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Top Story on BBC News Today: Monkey Shopping In Ikea
With a multi-billion pound budget for news and current affairs the most shared story on the BBC is about a monkey. Shopping. Public service journalism at its finest…
With a multi-billion pound budget for news and current affairs the most shared story on the BBC is about a monkey. Shopping. Public service journalism at its finest…
Tags: BBC, GuyNews.TV, Media Guido, Trending
at December 10, 2012 at 5:03 pm
I give all my earnings to charity.
It's called the Gordon Brown charity.
[incredulous] What is this?
Two things: celebration of 'cultural diversity' within the socio-economic matrix, and reinforcement of the faux evo-sociology premise that 'cultural diversity' is a contiuum that cannot exclude apes and the like.
BBC = Busy Broadcasting Codswallop.
there's a Neon King Kong standin' on my back
Well it was hardly going to anything on Savile …..
The license fee is a cancer.
THIS is the top story!
Be fair to Auntie. The News comes flat-packed these days, and the pictorial instructions made just as much of a monkey out of Auntie as they do the rest of us.
Contents: i = 6, e = 11, a = 7 ….
They don't give a monkey's.
Piss Poor Peformance!
So cuuuuute. I want one.
There is nothing too trivial for the news on the Biased Broadcasting Corporation these days, such is the extent of their dumbing down now. Their real favourite is a contrived news item which, coincidentally, just happens to be the subject of a BBC programme. They even advertise their own programmes in the weather forecasts, such is their desperation for ratings.
Actually the preferred news item is one of product placement in the form of a non-critical regurgitated press release. One would imagine that there are benefits to news staff for doing this. Probably very hard to trace those benefits, despite there being at least one such item on the news every single day.
Stick a red rosette on its wee coat and it could be elected as the next Shad Chancellor.
This is what I have to say about all this:
Just wait until he has to "insert flange A into socket Z".
Just gotta an email from the BBC and totally ignored my complaints. I am not paying for this unaccountable sh't. I will have my say in court.
I am don't feel sorry for these idiots. A pair of hoons.
I agree. Many BBC stories are celebrity nonsense and regional trivia.
They've triumphed here by combining two flyweight topics, shopping and animals, into one story.
Lord Reith would not be pleased.
Not news. Everyone who shops at Ikea is a monkey.
Last person to offer me a banana was Savile but he insisted I was blind folded
But did you take it?
'Public service journalism'… It certainly made a monkey out of them.
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Zac Goldsmith: "The hon. Gentleman might like to know that today's Guido Fawkes quote of the day is the one on drug laws that we have heard cited by a number of hon. Members."
Mike Hancock: "I am delighted to hear that Guido Fawkes is talking about something other than me."
Is it just me, or is Nigel Farage just a top hat and a monocle away from being a Batman villain?


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The Magic of Reality: How We Know What's Really True (Black Swan) (Paperback)
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DescriptionMagic takes many forms. The ancient Egyptians explained the night by suggesting that the goddess Nut swallowed the sun. The Vikings believed a rainbow was the gods' bridge to earth. These are magical, extraordinary tales. But there is another kind of magic, and it lies in the exhilaration of discovering the real answers to these questions. It is the magic of reality - science. Packed with inspiring explanations of space, time and evolution, laced with humour and clever thought experiments, "The Magic of Reality" explores a stunningly wide range of natural phenomena. What is stuff made of? How old is the universe? What causes tsunamis? Who was the first man, or woman? This is a page-turning, inspirational detective story that not only mines all the sciences for its clues but primes the reader to think like a scientist too. Richard Dawkins elucidates the wonders of the natural world to all ages with his inimitable clarity and exuberance in a text that will enlighten and inform for generations to come.
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'Forty-four per cent of Americans [Thirty-nine per cent of British] deny evolution totally, whether it is guided by God or not, and the implication is that they believe the entire world is no more than 10 000 years old. As I have pointed out before, given that the true age of the world is 4.6 billion years, this is equivalent to believing that the width of North America is less than 10 yardsâ?¦ [Nineteen per cent of people in the United Kingdom] believe it takes one month for the Earth to go around the Sun... What, I wonder, do they think a year is?'
Professor Richard Dawkins left us to ponder these, and many more, disturbing statistics at the end of his previous book The Greatest Show on Earth. They depict the knowledge gap between the scientific facts that enable our modern Western society, and the 75% (in some cases) of the population who are either ignorant of these facts or deny them as fiction. This wide-spread ignorance and denial is obvious when you look at the online conversations on news web sites and social media, where people regularly rant about how all science is nonsense â?? ironically delivered via their computers and internet, neither of which would exist without our scientific understanding of reality.
Professor Dawkins, who is renowned for his work on evolutionary biology and his unflinching promotion of atheism, sets out to redress this disjunction in his 11th book The Magic of Reality: How we know whatâ??s really true. In The Magic of Reality Dawkins not only educates, but entices the reader to appreciate the true wonder of the universe that scientific knowledge and understanding brings.
Most chapters begin with brief accounts of myths that relate to the topic of the chapter, which he then debunks as he explains the reality of our universe using reason and scientific evidence. Myths and stories might be fun or entertaining, he tells us, but they are no substitute for the truth. â??The magic of reality is neither supernatural nor a trick, but â?? quite simply â??wonderful. Wonderful, and real. Wonderful because real.â??
His prose is eloquent and easily understood, making even the most complex concepts accessible to the reader, while introducing us to some of historyâ??s greatest scientific minds and covering a wide array of topics, including the scientific method; evolution and the origins of humans; atoms; what the Sun and other stars are made of; what causes rainbows; the big bang; natural disasters; miracles; why we have seasons and years; the possibility of alien life; supernovas; selective breeding; and DNA. Dawkins demonstrates that the world, when understood through scientific knowledge, is far more amazing, inspirational and â??magicalâ?? than any archaic myth could be.
'Your family tree includes not just the obvious cousins like chimpanzees and monkeys but also mice, buffaloes, iguanas, wallabies, snails, dandelions, golden eagles, mushrooms, whales, wombats and bacteria. All are our cousins. Every last one of themâ?¦ And the most wonderful thing of all is that we know for certain it is literally true.'
Dawkins effectively uses a number of interesting, relevant analogies and thought experiments throughout the book to help us understand. There is, however, one exception to this. In the chapter â??Are We Alone?â?? he uses coal as an example of a â??lighterâ?? substance in the discussion about how the mass of a planetâ??s constituents would affect its gravitational pull. The problem with this example arises because coal is formed from organic plant-matter, yet the chapter is about the possibilities of life on planets in different solar systems. This example therefore becomes confusing because of the context of the chapter, and should really have been swapped for another example, or excluded altogether.
The Magic of Reality is primarily aimed at teenagers and adults without a formal science education. Most of what Dawkins discusses is taught in decent high-school science curriculums in Western nations, however statistics like those Dawkins presented in his previous book indicate that our education systems are failing. In Western countries most science in high schools is optional, and/or is increasingly polluted by religious indoctrination such as creationism. This book is therefore important; to educate, and to open peopleâ??s minds to the beautiful and intriguing nature of the universe. It also demonstrates to the scientific community how to communicate the nature of reality to others in an interesting and easily digestible manner.
In response to the bookâ??s release, Deepak Chopra â?? a promoter of alternative medicine and religious pseudoscience, who is well known for his nonsensical references to quantum theory â?? wrote a scathing diatribe attacking Dawkins in the Huffington Post. In it he accused Dawkins of producing â??shameless propagandaâ??, and of trying to create â??atheist youthâ??. Chopra, and those like him, appear to be too obsessed with attacking anyone who disagree with them to consider or comprehend the concepts and evidence being presented, even when it is that evidence that enables all the benefits of the modern world. These types of attacks from the religious-right further demonstrate the very real need for more books like The Magic of Reality: How we know whatâ??s really true. by M.G. Bradley


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VERGENNES — Vergennes police cited the same Panton man twice last week for assault, lodging him the second time after receiving help from Bristol police in arresting him.
On Thursday, June 12, Vergennes police cited Douglas Shaw, 43, of Panton for simple assault. Police allege that at a Hillside Acres apartment Shaw grabbed a woman by the hair, banged her head against a cabinet, dragged her, and punched her in the face. Police said a judge released him on conditions.
ADDISON COUNTY — This past Sunday, June 15, at 9:37 p.m. Vermont State Police received a report of a one-car crash on Route 116 in Starksboro.
While en route state police learned that the driver of the vehicle, identified as 23-year-old Andrew Bissonette of Starksboro, had been ejected from the vehicle and he was unresponsive. Bissonette was taken to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington to be treated for back and neck injuries. Police said he was not wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash.
VERMONT — A senior St. Johnsbury Academy track star, a junior Williamstown High School basketball standout, and a junior Castleton State College women's basketball player were chosen as the Vermont Sports Media Association Athletes of the Month for February.
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BRISTOL — Champion pitcher Brian Simmons showed his dominance on the horseshoe courts in Bristol on Sunday by winning the Sodbusters Horseshoe Club's Father's Day Open with a commanding 8-0 record for the day.
Nearly three-quarters of Simmons' pitches were ringers in the Class A group competition. Second-place Dayton Campbell of Ohio posted an impressive 60 percent ringers but posted only five wins.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Stacey Williams, 34, of Middlebury for disorderly conduct, threatening to do bodily harm to another, and impeding traffic, following an alleged incident on Seymour Street on June 10. The complainant alleged that she threatened the victim in front of 10 children.
In other action last week, Middlebury police:
• Were informed of the theft of a flat screen television from a North Pleasant Street residence on June 9.
BRISTOL — A mid-afternoon tractor-trailer crash has snarled traffic in Bristol.
Just after 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, a tractor-trailer headed west on East Street (Route 116 west of the village) crossed the center line, crashed through the guard rail and rolled over, Bristol Police Chief Kevin Gibbs said. No one was injured and no other vehicles were damaged in the accident.
MIDDLEBURY — The town of Middlebury will close a portion of Route 125 (College Street) near Middlebury College next Tuesday and Wednesday. The stretch between Chateau Road and Hillcrest Road will be closed and completely impassable to vehicles from 6 a.m. on June 17 to 7 p.m. on June 18, in order to allow Middlebury College to replace a steam pipe crossing under the road.
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MIDDLEBURY — The Public Works Department in Middlebury plans to continue closure this week of Water Street/Charles Avenue between Cross Street and Middlebury Union High School.
Last week's closure of the street, which is one of only two routes to MUHS, caused some traffic backups on Cross Street and Court Street.
ADDISON — Anna Willenbaker, daughter of Wendy Willenbaker and Edward Willenbaker of Addison, was one of five Vermont high school seniors to be awarded a $5,000 Scholarship of Excellence by the owners of the University Mall in Burlington recently. The college scholarship recognizes excellence in community service, leadership and academics.
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Dirty,old hotel in the midst of town.Posted Sep 30, 2014
Pros: None
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Very unfortunate experience,but had no choice.Area hotels were fully booked.
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Bad StayPosted Sep 29, 2014
The ac didn't work in our room. We were sweating all night. They finally offered to send a technician at 3 am. Like we were really going to get dressed and wait for it to be fixed. Also, I asked for a roll in bed to be put next to our king bed. They tried to tell me yes, but it would be a $10 fee. If that's the case, I would have just asked for 2 double beds upon check in for the same price. Really...then it took them over an hour to bring it up. I told them I would just come get it if it takes any longer, I was waiting to go to bed but couldn't because I was waiting on the stupid roll in bed they were now charging me for,. Horrible stay.
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Room door open, when we arrived. Crumbs on all surfaces...Room was right by elevator. Very noisy...ran out of toliet paper. When housekeeping brought us, some, he expected a tip, huh!?!? Very run down hotel...
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Mr & Mrs R Langley. Our annual visit to the Sands.Posted Sep 29, 2014
Pros: The check in staff are friendly and quick. Parking available. Pleasant ambiance. Efficient and friendly girls serving the drinks. Good security staff.
Cons: One lift near the check in desk was not working and the garage lift requires some attention.
Location: Take a side trip to GENOA, VIRGINIA CITY, and DAYTON. Visit the Air Show at STEAD. Drive on the scenic 395.
My wife and I were very pleased to have a suite on floor 11. As usual the Sands was friendly and welcoming. There is always parking available and the beds are clean and comfortable, this is important after a long flight from England. There is a good variety of places to eat within this casino, it is not necessary to eat out. The staff are helpful and are always available. The swimming pool is an excellent feature and is unusual in that it's possible to spend a few hours sitting in the sun with a drink and a good book. We rate the Sands very highly and look forward to staying with you every year.
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Check in and room were great. Had quick friendly service. Va'a was great.
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NastyPosted Sep 28, 2014
Probably the worst hotel I have stayed in. I went there with low expectations due to the other ratings. I should have listened to them the room didn't have soap or shampoo and carpets looked like there was a fresh murder on the. TV was super fuzzy. This place is out dated
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Hotel not close to other casino not with walking distance. Need to have wheel-chairs for handicap. Bed's was real hard
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Not happy with RenoPosted Sep 26, 2014
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Needs updating to improve comfort as well as needs to be clean to improve comfort and satisfaction.
The room was gross & dirty, including urine in the toilet. Beds were uncomfortable, t.v.'s were very old and unclear. Also it did not smell good.
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Good for the $$Posted Sep 25, 2014
Pros: Pricen and the room was huge
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Location: Reno civic addresses and Virginia St. happenings.
This is a dwntwn Reno Casino... with all the low end Casino happenings and crowd Its about as inexpensive as possible. If price is important, this works. This was my 2nd stay and it is just fine for me.
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we went to Reno for the Air RacesPosted Sep 24, 2014
Pros: Everything actually, it was small, clean, good amenities, close enough to downtown yet quiet when the day was over. The room was lovely
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Location: well, we just went to the air Races, nothing else this trip
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Health insurers across Western New York are getting creative when it comes to educating consumers about health-care reform.
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Univera Healthcare launched a page dedicated to health-care reform on its website just days after the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed in 2010. Christine Zdanowski, director of communications and marketing, said the insurance firm decided to use the Web to provide immediate updates to the public.
"We literally launched (the page) in the five days after the Health Care Reform Act was passed because we knew that we would be running through a couple of years here of multiple changes," Zdanowski said. "So we really focused on mediums that we could change very quickly."
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Don Ingalls, vice president of state and federal relations at BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York, said the Internet is an effective tool to keep people informed.
"In a more general way, we've worked to get out the information through the media and on our website, as well as posting articles that are (informative) about various aspects of the law and questions that we get from employers and brokers and others," Ingalls said. "We have social media using Twitter and Facebook (and) we'll be stepping that up in terms of health-care reform."
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Long Island couldn't catch a break. Nearly eight days after Hurricane Sandy rocked the Northeast, a nor'easter dubbed Athena rolled in on Wednesday, Nov. 7. Raucous weather dumped snow mixed with rain and sleet, creating hazardous road conditions that made the easiest of trips resemble a scene out of The Day After Tomorrow.
Rush hour last Wednesday on Old Country Road near the Mineola Train Station showcased vehicles jockeying for position, struggling to make their way down slippery, icy roads. According to the Long Island Power Authority's (LIPA) website, almost 60,000 customers lost electricity into Thursday morning because of Athena, with combined Sandy outages reaching 200,000 across the island by the morning commute. More than 140,000 were in Nassau County alone.
After Sandy arrived in Mineola, LIPA reported almost 12,000 outages in the village. Before Athena hit, Mineola tallied about 800 reported outages throughout the village. Once the snow settled, homes without power increased to 835 as of 5 p.m. last Thursday.
Williston Park has 5,000 without power, according to LIPA. Outages stretched throughout the town.
Other notable totals included but were not limited to Floral Park (3,939), Great Neck (1,791), Great Neck Estates (1,077), North Hills (2,737), North New Hyde Park (3,420), Port Washington (2,203), Port Washington North (1,304), Sands Point (1,121) and Westbury (1,714). LIPA reported that North Hempstead outages reached 38,000. Eight inches of snow was reported in nearby Albertson, according to the National Weather Service.
"[The Nov. 7] storm has caused additional damage and power outages and we will continue to deploy our significant workforce to address all power outages," LIPA said on its website after Athena hit. "[It] may impede our restoration efforts, because we must also ensure the safety of our workforce. Rest assured that our crews will continue to work as long as, and whenever, it is safe to do so. When possible, we will restore power to customers who have been without power for the longest time. Your safety and well-being remain our number one priority and we thank you for your continued patience during this difficult time."
About 12,000 workers were out after the storm, trying to restore power. The authority asked that people stay clear of downed wires and be aware of areas impacted by snow, where wires and trees could be covered and dangerous.
Mineola over the last two years has been pummeled by the elements. Hurricane Irene ripped through the village in 2011, the rogue storm on Aug. 15 made the area look like Atlantis and now Sandy, coupled with Athena, pulled no punches. To say the least, it's been a rough time for Long Island.
As did Mineola with its village hall creating a warming center and charging station, Nassau County and the American Red Cross set up a shelter at New Hyde Park Memorial High School after the shelter at Manhasset High School closed, according to North Hempstead officials.
"We shifted from storm recovery back to storm preparation, all the while doing recovery still," North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman said. "Folks are trying to get communication between LIPA, villages and other villages so other people have an understanding of what's happening, primarily because the frustration from residents is growing to greater heights just based on the time that it is taking to get power up in so many of our communities."
The town ran two buses on Wednesday to the seven comfort stations in North Hempstead. The vehicles picked up residents who wanted to stay at the shelter because the non-designated shelters are not equipped to have people stay overnight. According Kaiman, the shelter holds about 750 people.
"We're told that 252 [LIPA] lineman [were working] in our town," Kaiman stated.
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The Mineola School Board will hold a public hearing on the much-debated New York State veterans exemption on Thursday, Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the Willis Avenue School. It is expected the board will either approve or disapprove the tax exemption during its regular meeting at 7 p.m.
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When votes go to the polls next week on Tuesday, Nov. 4 to vote on the Town of North Hempstead's 2nd Council District seat, candidate Bonnie Parente feels her stance on the building department is what voters will remember when casting their choice. The 2nd council district post is currently held by Peter Zuckerman, a former East Hills trustee. He was appointed to the seat in January to replace Thomas Dwyer, who resigned last year.
"That's the major issue I heard about when I knocked on doors," she said. "No matter where I am, I could be at the Herricks Community Center or the Albertson Pasta Dinner and
predominately what people ask about is how to fix the building department."
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Samantha Pastore, senior and third-year varsity player, is also co-captain of the currently undefeated (11-0) Mineola Girls Varsity Volleyball team. She is an outside hitter and is often recognized in games by starting rallies with her quick thinking and nimble feet. She earns 20 percent of the team's points and averages four aces per match.
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The Mineola Mustangs varsity football team fell to the Seaford Vikings last week 27-21, missing their chance to tie the top seeds Locust Valley and Roosevelt's 6-1 Nassau conference IV record.
After tying the game in the second half and having the opportunity to capitalize on Seaford's failed extra-point kick on their final touchdown, the Viking's senior wide receiver/defensive back Bobby Buell knocked away a pass from Mineola senior quarterback James Gerstner to senior wide receiver Brian Smith in the end-zone with 57 seconds left
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SYNOPSIS: This American remake of a Thai horror blockbuster follows the Shaws, a young newlywed couple who become haunted by strange shadowlike images in the photographs they develop after their involvement in a car accident. As more terrifying supernatural occurrences befall them, they begin to wonder whether the photographic ghosts are connected to the accident — and to question whether they can survive learning the truth. REVIEW: Not since Thirteen Ghosts (2001) have I seen … Continue reading
Film Review: SAW V (2008)
SYNOPSIS: When Hoffman (Costas Mandylor) learns that his secret connection to Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) will be exposed, the forensics detective embarks on a hunt to eradicate everything that links him to the serial killer in the fifth installment of the grisly horror series. Jigsaw's legacy of torturous traps lives on and director David Hackl remains at the helm in this gruesome continuation of the franchise. Julie Benz and Scott Patterson co-star. REVIEW: Well, another year … Continue reading
Film Review: L: Change the World (2008
SYNOPSIS: A spin-off of the popular Death Note films, L: Change The World focuses on the legendary detective L as he uses his final 23 days to solve crimes all over the world. When a young girl and boy come to him for aid, L is soon faced with what may be his most difficult case yet: stopping a group of corrupted scientists from spreading a lethal virus throughout the earth. REVIEW: Like it or … Continue reading
Film Review: The Ring Virus (1999)
 SYNOPSIS: Inspired by Japanese writer Suzuki Koji's novel, The Ring Virus is a thrilling supernatural tale about a journalist (Shin Eun-Kyung) taken on a wild, uncontrollable ride after she views a video that promises to bring death to anyone who sits through it. She has a week to unravel the mystery and find the tape's source, or else she'll die. Who sent her the tape, and whom can she trust? And, most important, will … Continue reading
Film Review: Ichi the Killer (2001)
SYNOPSIS: Filmmaker Takashi Miike takes inspiration from Hideo Yamamoto's manga, Koroshiya 1, to tell this bloody and bleak tale about the Japanese yakuza. Blond-coiffed Kakihara's "mentor in crime" disappears, and Kakihara vows to find out who's responsible. He's also on the lookout for Ichi, a sadistic killer who may be able to inflict the level of pain Kakihara so badly craves. REVIEW: Welcome to the underworld Japan. Crime rate has hit an all new low. The … Continue reading


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