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Dawgs close subregion at Tattnall
Darius Scott grabs Devin Matthews's jersey
Dawgs fall behind quickly
in Senior Night loss
For the second straight game, against a spread team that likes to run the ball, the Toombs County Bulldogs yielded three touchdowns in the first quarter and the end result was a 41-19 Senior Night loss to Brantley County in the Pit. TCHS is 2-6 and 0-5 in subregion play. Watch the Senior Night Ceremony Video Listen to the Y-101 Locker Room Show Audio Watch Highlights Watch the Red Coat Marching Band Video
The Bulldogs' offensive struggles in the first quarter continued in the Pit. In the past two seasons, 18 games, TCHS has scored only two first quarter touchdowns. A nine-yard drive, in 2013, in a home game against Jeff Davis and a 14-yard drive, this season, against Beach. Both touchdowns were scored by Jamar Smith.
This season, in the first quarter, TCHS has been outscored 92-7. Last season the margin was 65-7. The Bulldogs have scored 14 points in 216 first quarter minutes- the equivalent of 4 1/2 games. The Bulldogs' record is 1 and 12 when trailing after the first quarter in the past two seasons. The only victory was, this season, over Johnson (26-21) after the Atomsmashers had opened up a 7-0 lead after the first period.
Freshman quarterback Dalton McBride, subbing for injured junior QB Jordan Usher, hit motion man Tyrese Kent on a deep ball down the right sideline. However, the drive ended when the Dawgs lost a fumble in the north end zone. On their next possession senior Javon Edwards found the end zone on a 57-yard run to cut the Herons lead to 20-7 with 6:33 left in the second quarter.
The Bulldogs scored their final two touchdowns on a pair of short runs by McBride in the final 66 seconds of the game. McBride also had a 73-yard run from scrimmage and he hit senior Carlos Eason with a pass inside the Heron five-yard line.
Salute to senior Jamar Smith, who played his final game in the Pit. Y-101 salute to Jamar Smith 2014 Jamar Smith Highlights 2013 Jamar Smith Highlights 2010 Jamar Smith Middle School Highlights More Middle School Highlights in WMV Format Video
Morgan steps in as JV QB
Keshawn Morgan runs through five Dodge County Indians
The Toombs County Junior Varsity Bulldogs opened up their season with two wins and a close loss. However, since then these Dawgs have had two off weeks and two games cancelled. The reason for the cancellations is a rash of varsity injuries which have required promotions from the B-Team. Take the quarterback position. Entering this week the Bulldogs were down to two healthy signal callers. A pair of freshamn- Dalton McBride (varsity) and Drew Messex (junior varisty).
In a 40-0 loss to Dodge County in the Pit, Messex went down with an injury on the second TCHS offensive possession. Enter a Dawg who had never played the quarterback position. Keshawn Morgan stepped in and certainly stepped up. He ran the ball effecitively and completed three passes. The Anderson brothers each had a reception. Luke caught a Morgan pass and dove down to the Dodge two-yard line. From there the Bulldogs picked up two penalties and turned the ball over on a fumble. On their final drive Morgan threw a pass to younger brother Noah and one to Blaine Burkett. Watch highlights
Redcoats compete and excel
The Toombs County High School Redcoats participated in Festival and Competition at Pierce County High School on Saturday, October 18th in the Sound of Silver Invitational and brought home ten trophies. The Redcoats performed (1) "Play That Funky Music" with a bass solo by Wesley Ricks and a tuba solo by Austin Davis, (2) "Happy", (3) "GeorgiaOn My Mind" with a trumpet solo by Drum Major Robert Riner. Y-101 Story
Festival scores were:Drum Major – SuperiorAuxiliary – ExcellentPercussion – ExcellentOverall Band Score – ExcellentCompetition scores were:Drum Major – SuperiorAuxiliary – ExcellentPercussion – ExcellentOverall Band Score – ExcellentBest in Class of AA Schools:Drum Major – 3rd PlaceAuxiliary – 3rd Place
Pictured for the leadership team for the Redcoats are (front row, left toright) Section Leader LaShanna Williams, Drum Major Robert Riner,Section Leader Kaitlyn Bryant, Section Leader Macy Thornton, SectionLeader Tiffany Todd, and (back row, left to right) Section Leader LoganHart, Band Captain Kesley Paulk, and Section Leader Mark Deardorff.
Listen to the Redcoat Marching Band play and talk Audio Watch the Red Coat Marching Band Video
Too many fireworks at Pierce County
Somebody in Blackshear spent some money on the Pierce County Bears 2014 Homecoming Night. Everytime the Bears scored a touchdown the sky in the north end zone would light up with fireworks. Perhaps motivating Pierce to both light up sky and the scoreboard. Pierce scored six touchdowns in a 41-6 win over the Toombs County Bulldogs. Listen to the Locker Room Show Audio Watch highlights Video Listen to the Redcoat Marching Band play and talk Audio
The Bears scored two quick touchdowns in the first quarter. Pierce drove downfield on two big runs on the game's first possession. The Bears finished the drive with a four-yard TD pass. On the Bulldogs' first possession, they fumbled on their first play and Pierce recovered the ball at the TCHS 17. A five-yard touchdown pass made it 14-0 with 8:13 to play in the first quarter.
It looked like the Bulldogs were going to score their second first quarter touchdown of the season and third in their last seventeen games. After a long run by Jamar Smith, quarterback Jordan Usher ran the ball in to the end zone. However, the play was called back on a Dawg penalty. Then Usher threw a pass to Alex Ashley, who ran the ball to the one. But, that reception was also flagged for a penalty. Pierce got the ball back and scored on a 47-yard pass play to make it 21-0.
The Bulldogs went for a fourth and short on their side of the field late in the first half. They came up short and Pierce took over and scored on a 17-yard pass to make it 27-0 at half.
Pierce scored on two more pass plays in the third quarter- a 55-yard screen pass and an eight-yard throw. The Bulldogs finally scored with 3:24 to play in the game. Smith rammed the ball in from 19-yards out.
Big plays beat Bullpups
Brock Harrison runs through the Tiger defense
Two big Swainsboro plays- a 100-yard interception for a touchdown on the last play of the first half and a 93-yard run in the fourth quarter- dealt the Toombs County Middle School Bullpups a season ending 20-8 loss on the road. Watch highlights Y-101 Story
The Bullpups scored their touchdown on a 11-play, 78-yard drive. Fullback Brock Harrison, who ran for over 100 yards, carried the ball nine times on the drive and he converted on two fourth down runs. Quarterback Cole Graham ended the drive with a one-yard touchdown run and then threw a pass to Tyrese Lewis for the two-point conversion.
The 1-6 Pups finished ended their season playing very efficient football. They were only flagged twice for penalties. Three minutes into the second quarter TCHS had to make a change on the offensive line and on the next play the Bullpups were called for an illegal procedure penalty and then on their two-point conversion play their were flagged for the same thing.
TCHS Net Dawgs lose at state
Eason talks on Titan TV
Nick Eason, who is a first year assistant defensive line coach with the NFL's Tennessee Titans, appeared on Titans TV to discuss National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Eason, who lost his mother Toombs County High School teacher Iris Wilcox to breast cancer, discussed that tragic event and his Nick Eason Foundation which helps cancer patients with expenses such as travel while undergoing treatment. Watch Nick on Titans TV
The 2-4 Titans are coming off a 16-14 home win over Jacksonville. Nick's defensive line recorded two of the Tennesssee's six sacks and the Titan defense held the Jaquars to 82 rushing yards. The Titans won their season opener 26-10 at Kansas City using the same formula. The Chiefs on ran for 67 yards while Titans sacked the quarterback four times.
BPC Barons help out
Wilder Elliott, J.D. Rogers, Principal Tabatha Nobles, Glenn McClinton & Zach Perez
Several wrestlers from Brewton Parker College volunteered to help at Lyons Upper Elementary School's Fall Festival on Tuesday, October 7, This was the first time that Lyons Upper Elementary School's Fall Festival was held at night. The wrestlers helped with activities from "Corn Hole" to the "Fish Pond" interacting with children participating in the activities. Freshmen J.D. Rogers from Lyons said, "It is always good to give back to the community that has supported me and to be a positive role model for young students as well as represent Brewton-Parker College. Brewton-Parker and I are grateful for these opportunities to serve the local communities and the support that they give in return to Brewton-Parker."
Net Dawgs earn 3rd straight trip to state
In their first season on the Triple A level the Toombs County volleyball team earned a third straight trip to the GHSA State Tournament. In the Area 1 Tournament in Savannah, fourth seeded Toombs County defeated fifth seeded Johnson 25-21 and 25-17. That victory sealed the state tourney bid.
Savannah Arts defeated TCHS in the semifinal round 25-12 and 25-22 sending the Net Dawgs into the third place game. Southeast Bulloch knocked off Toombs 25-17 and 26-24 meaning the Lady Bulldogs will be seeded fourth going to state.
21-12 Toombs County will be traveling for the first time in it's state tournament history and will face the Area 3 champ Westside-Augusta. The match will be played on Wednesday, October 15.
In the decisive fifth game Early took a 9-4 lead before TCHS rallied and tied it at 14. The final set is played to 15 points and you have to win by two and Early won the final two points to prevail 16-14.
Hornets shutout Dawgs
The Region 1 subregion game between visiting Cook County and Toombs County began with the Hornets recovering the opening kickoff, which no Bulldog touched, at the TCHS 18 and it ended with the Dawgs coming up eight yards short of scoring their only touchdown of the night. In between Cook County scored five rushing touchdowns, two passing TD's and one six-pointer was scored when the Hornet defense recovered a Bulldog fumble in the end zone. All that scoring added up to a 55-0 Hornet victory. Cook has now won five games in a row and improved to 5-2 and 4-0 in the subregion. The Bulldogs dropped to 2-4 and 0-3.
The Bulldogs were playing without three starters. Leading rusher Jamar Smith, offensive lineman Kyle Reynolds and Nathan Belch (out for the season) did not dress out.
Cook scored the first two touchdowns on drives of less than 20-yards. Quarterback Connor Hilliard threw a short TD pass to Zane Folsom just 3 1/2 minutes into the game. A long punt return to near the Dawg 10 by Tavian Allen set the Hornets up for their second score. Kejon DeBerry ran the ball eight-yards to stake Cook to a 14-0 lead halfway through the first quarter.
Cook expanded the lead to 35-0 at half. Allen ran 27-yards for a touchdown, the defense pounced on the loose ball in the north end zone and Spencer Joiner added a three-yard TD run. In the second half Corey McCall scored on a 33-yard run, DeBerry ran three-yards for his second score and Khiri Jenkins threw a short touchdown pass.
Watch the Red Coat Marching Band Video
The Campbells visit Y-101 Radio
Preslee, Craig and Kinni Campbell at Y-101 Radio
Preslee sings the national anthem in her 1st trip to the Pit
Where did the moon go?
A full moon
turns into a sliver of a moon
Watch a slideshow of Tuesday morning's lunar eclipse
Lynn and Gomez lead TCHS
Tristan Lynn is second
JoAnn Gomez finishes strong
Tristan Lynn and JoAnn Gomez were Toombs County High School's top finishers at a cross country meet held at Vidalia High School. Lynn ran the three mile course in 19:45 and finished second. Gomez finished strong picking off runners and placed sixth (27:06) leading five Lady Bulldogs, who all finished in the top 20. Watch race highlights Video
The Bulldogs had only three runners in the race. Alfredo Gomez (21:12) placed 10th and Bernardo Cruz (24:56) was 33rd. Arleni Tinoco (29:56) was the second Lady Bulldog to cross the finish line and she was 11th overall. Danadia Fulsom (31:19) finished 16th, Dominique Jones (31:32) 17th and Deyra Colmeneras (31:54) 19th
Dodge deals Dawgs a loss
Dodge County kicker Mitch Tanner only tallied eight points on a field goal and five extra points. However, his leg and presence helped the Indians score plenty more as Dodge beat Toombs County 38-14 on a homecoming night in Eastman. Tanner's powerful right leg constantly stuck the Dawgs with lousy field position. In their first three posessions Toombs started at their five, three and 13-yard lines. Then in the second half he booted every kickoff into or through the end zone. Listen to the Y-101 Locker Room Show Audio Watch second half highlights Video
The Indians took the opening kickoff and drove 70-yards with Roscoe Wilcox scoring on a 35-yard run with 9:33 to play in the first quarter. Tanner ended another Dodge drive with a 22-yard field goal to give the Indians a 10-0 advantage with 11:48 to play in the second quarter. The Bulldogs climbed back into the game by stopping the Indian offense while their offense put together two drives. The second one ended with a one-yard TD run by quarterback Jordan Usher. Brandon Rosales kicked a PAT and suddenly TCHS trailed 10-7 with 2 1/2 minutes to play before half.
The Indians drove down field and lined up for a 28-yard field goal. Certainly a makeable try for Tanner. However, he never kicked the ball. Instead the Indians faked the field goal and Kyle Glover caught a pass in open space and scored on an 11-yard play with no time left on the clock giving Dodge a 17-0 lead at the break.
Tanner's kicking continued to impact the game in the second half. With every kickoff sailing into the end zone the Bulldogs would start each possession at their 20 yard line. The Dawgs didn't help matters by going three and out which allowed the Indians to add to their lead. Glover scored on a three-yard run with 9:25 left in the third quarter to make it 24-7 Dodge. Quarterback Lnndon Martin threw a touchdown pass to Roscoe Wilcox to make it 28-7 with 6:43 remaining in the third and Glover added a seven yard TD run, six seconds into the fourth quarter, giving Dodge a 38-7 lead.
In the fourth quarter freshman quarterback Dalton McBride took over and he conjured up several fine runs including a 25-yard gem for his first varsity touchdown with 4:25 to play in the game.
Lady Dawgs rule in 8th
The Toombs County Lady Bulldogs and Islands were playing a close Region 1-AAA Softball Tournament game until the game went to an extra inning tied at six. Thats when the Lady Dawgs took over. They knocked a couple pitches over the center field fence in a 13-9 victory at the Reidsville Recreation Department.
Abigail Lynn and Bailey Bryson, who have both hit homers earlier this season, drilled pitches over the centerfield fence. Amanda Powell smashed a double and Megan Dukes and Brittney Beckum (3-for-4) each had a single as the Lady Dawgs touched home seven times in the eighth inning.
The first phase of the tourney was single elimination. The next phase, which begins on Tuesday, is double-elimination and will be staged at Pierce County High School. The Lady Bulldogs will play Dodge County at noon.
Bullpups hold on for first victory
(#1) Jalen Jones beats all the Falcons to the goal line
Net Dawgs Senior Day
Sydnee Standard, Chelsea Wommack, Alivia Johnson and Lyndsay Wiggins
TCHS Homecoming 2014
2014 TCHS Homecoming Queen Breanna Walker
2014 TCHS Homecoming Princess Emily Banks joins Walker
Homecoming 2014 got off to a rough start for the Toombs County Bulldogs. Appling County's Devon Moore returned the opening kickoff 90-yards and the Pirates scored on three big passing plays of 52, 59 and 75-yards from quarterback Vernon Dasher to open up a 35-0 lead at half. The Pirates recovered a Bulldog fumble in the south end zone for six points and Appling's Maurice Paulk scored a late third quarter touchdown as the Pirates rolled up a 42-0 win. The Bulldogs are 2-2 overall and 0-1 in the subregion. Listen to the Y-101 Locker Room Show Audio Watch the 2014 TCHS Homecoming Ceremony Video Check out the Sights and Sounds Video
At halftime senior basketball player Breanna Walker was named the homecoming queen and junior competition cheerleader Emily Banks was announced as the homecoming princess.
TCMS runners off to a fast start
The Toombs County Middle School cross country teams both finished second in a home tri-meet on Saturday. The Lady Bullpups scored 32, one behind J.R. Trippe with 31. The Bullpups tallied 45, ahead of Trippe with 50 and behind Dublin's 38. The top five finishers count in the scoring for each team. Watch highlights
TCMS's Chrystal Morales finished second in the girls race. She ran the two mile loop around the middle school in 15:16. The seventh grader was competing after having played a soccer game earlier in the morning. Diamond Logan was third in 15:33, Jasmin Timmons fourth in 16:04, Kyra Poss 11th in 16:56 and Isabelle Mares 12th in 17:47.
Ricardo Santana took control of the boys race in the first quarter of a mile and he finished with a time of 12:46, nine seconds in front of his younger brother Martin who was second. Damien Castro was third in 13:42, Cameron Williams 19th in 16:46 and Tyler Smith 20th in 17:26.
On Thursday both teams finished first in a home meet with Dublin. Ricardo Santana was the overall winner against the Irish. The eighth grader had a time of 12:09. Ivan Lopez was second in 12:15, Martin Santana third in 13:39, Damien Castro fourth in 14:13 and Areal Rodriquez placed fifth in 14:27. Other TCMS boys competing were Raidon Oliver, Cameron Williams, Tyler Smith, Caleb Worth, Brannen Tatum and Peyton Ellis. Y-101 Story
Seventh grade TCMS runner Chrystal Morales won the girls race in a time of 14:50. Kyra Poss finished third in 15:43, Jasmin Timmons fourth in 16:45, Analynn Baldrec fifth in 18:15 and Isabelle Mares sixth in 18:30. Other TCMS girls running were Yareli Saucedo, Diamond Logan, Danielle Copeland, Jada Law, Armani Polke, Brooke Coxwell, Aaliyah Spikes, Zandreah Zapata, Lorena Cruz and Sharabre Flowers.
Both middle school teams opened up the season finishing third in a seven school meet at West Laurens.
8th Grade Appreciation Day at TCMS
Olivia Wright, Malasha Edwards, Sage Alexis Jones, Caitlyn Chubb & LiliAnn Pittman
Five eight grade softball player were honored before Toombs County Middle School's final regular season home game and all contributed to a fine effort in a 9-5 loss to Bleckley County. Tanner Wright (7th grade) struckout nine batters and kept the visitors off the scoreboard until the top of the fourth inning. Wright tripled in a run and Ashton Braddy (6th grade) went 2-for-2 with a walk, a single and two runs batted in. Watch highlights
Eighth grade right fielder Olivia Wright stroked a hit and caught two flyballs including one near the line. She also threw out a batter, trying to reach on a hit, from right. Malaha Edwards made several fine plays at short and threw out a runner at first on a grounder with a runner in scoring position. LiliAnn Pitman, first base, sent a base hit to right in her final at bat. Sage Alexis Jones started at third base and Caitlyn Chubb in left.
Beasley pitches in national tourney
Jeremy Beasley (right) and William Browning from Jeff Davis
Jeremy Beasley spent a week in Norman, Oklahoma pitching for Team Georgia in the Heartland Classic. Beasley earned a save in his first outing, pitching the eighth inning in an 8-7 victory over Texas. Beasley also pitched four innings and gave up two earned runs as a starter in an 8-7 win over Ohio. Jeremy pitched one inning in a 6-0 loss to Oklahoma that gave Georgia a fourth place finish in the tourney. So, Jeremy pitched a total of six innings and allowed two earned runs.
Watch Jeremy get his save against Texas You Tube and check out his slideshow and a Y-101 Story
Toombs County's New Region
Toombs County High School has been reclassified, by the GHSA, to Triple A (from Double A) and placed in Region 1, Sub-region A with Appling County, Brantley County, Dodge County, Pierce County and Tattnall County. Sub-region B consists of Beach, Islands, Jenkins, Johnson-Savannah, Savannah, Savannah Arts and Southeast Bulloch. All new regions will become official on January 14, 2014.
Toombs County goes from being one of the largest Double A schools to being one of the smallest in Triple A with 831 students. Twenty-one Triple A schools have more than 1,000 students including two from the Bulldogs' new region (Pierce and Appling). Dawson tops AAA with 1,087 students.
TCHS has been in a AA region with all five of their new sub-region schools in the past. As for competition, four of the five schools had at least two of three teams (football, softball and baseball) make it to the state playoffs in their most recent seasons. Only Brantley County didn't make state competition in those three sports. All five of these former Double A's have played Triple A the past two school years.
The travel will be familar and also similar for the Toombs sports teams. In Region 2, Double A TCHS traveled an average of 51.3 miles to play a game. The long trip was to Benedictine (90 miles) and the shortest was to Vidalia (seven miles). In the new sub-region Toombs will travel an average of 52 miles to play a game. The long trip will be to Brantley County (84 miles) and the shortest trip will be to Tattnall County (22 miles).
The Bulldogs moved from Single A to Double A beginning in the 1996-97 school year. Toombs County High School spent 18 consecutive years in Double A.


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2 October 2014 8:58 AM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
It was a good run, Liam Neeson. The 62-year-old who was Oskar Schindler and Alfred Kinsey spent the last seven years kicking the crap out of much younger bad guys in bone-crushing B-movies, best epitomized by the Taken films. But as of this past weekend, there's a new sheriff in town. Two-time Oscar winner Denzel Washington, one of the biggest movie stars of the past 25 years, and almost always, the coolest guy in the room, delivered his 12th No. 1 film, The Equalizer. Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day), The Equalizer is a Neeson-ized adaptation of the 1980s CBS detective drama series that starred Edward Woodward. »
- Jeff Labrecque
27 August 2014 11:45 AM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Episode 35 of 52: In which Katharine Hepburn wins her second Oscar and loses Spencer Tracy.
Today is the first of many goodbyes we'll have to say on this series. After the success of Long Day's Journey Into Night, with critics declaring her one of the greatest screen actresses of her generation, Kate disappeared for five years to take care of her partner of three decades, Spencer Tracy. It was the longest break she'd taken since she started making movies in 1932, not even her infamous "Box Office Poison" drought had lasted longer than 3 years. But the news was bleak: Spencer Tracy was dying.
Spencer Tracy's health started declining rapidly in 1961. By 1967, he was in such poor health that the studios considered him uninsurable. Everyone working on Guess Who's Coming To Dinner knew that this would be his last film. As a result, when Spencer Tracy died 17 days after shooting wrapped, »
- Anne Marie
18 August 2014 8:25 PM, PDT | Alt Film Guide | See recent Alt Film Guide news »
Claudette Colbert movies on Turner Classic Movies: From 'The Smiling Lieutenant' to TCM premiere 'Skylark' (photo: Claudette Colbert and Maurice Chevalier in 'The Smiling Lieutenant') Claudette Colbert, the studio era's perky, independent-minded — and French-born — "all-American" girlfriend (and later all-American wife and mother), is Turner Classic Movies' star of the day today, August 18, 2014, as TCM continues with its "Summer Under the Stars" film series. Colbert, a surprise Best Actress Academy Award winner for Frank Capra's 1934 comedy It Happened One Night, was one Paramount's biggest box office draws for more than decade and Hollywood's top-paid female star of 1938, with reported earnings of $426,944 — or about $7.21 million in 2014 dollars. (See also: TCM's Claudette Colbert day in 2011.) Right now, TCM is showing Ernst Lubitsch's light (but ultimately bittersweet) romantic comedy-musical The Smiling Lieutenant (1931), a Best Picture Academy Award nominee starring Maurice Chevalier as a French-accented Central European lieutenant in »
- Andre Soares
14 August 2014 7:18 AM, PDT | Deadline New York | See recent Deadline New York news »
Update August 14: Broadway will go dark: The marquees of Broadway theatres in New York will be dimmed in memory of Lauren Bacall on Friday, August 15, at exactly 7:45 p.m. for one minute.
One of the leading ladies of Hollywood's Golden Age died today after a stroke. The sultry, fiery Lauren Bacall was 89. MSNBC's Thomas Robert broke the news in a tweet, and the Bogart estate has confirmed it. She was famous for starring — onscreeen and off — with Humphrey Bogart in such 1940s classics as The Big Sleep, To Have and Have Not, Dark Passage and Key Largo. In one of Hollywood's great love stories, they married in 1945 and stayed together until his death in 1957. Four years later she married another acting legend, Jason Robards Jr.; they divorced in 1969.
Related: Reactions to Lauren Bacall's Death
Bacall worked in films consistently through the mid-1960s and »
- Erik Pedersen
13 August 2014 4:20 PM, PDT | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »
Lauren Bacall was the ultimate party guest. At the courtyard party held each year at the famed Dakota building in New York City, Bacall would regale her neighbors with tales of her legendary life."You had this remarkable woman just talking about life in 1945 Hollywood, talking about Bogey, Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn," recalls producer Jane Rosenthal, a friend and neighbor in the Dakota who knew Bacall for 20 years. "She made the past present and the present past." The actress, who died on Monday at age 89, remained an active, slyly funny presence on Manhattan's Upper West Side for decades. "It was a life remarkably well-lived, »
- Michelle Tauber, @michelletauber
13 August 2014 4:20 PM, PDT | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »
Lauren Bacall was the ultimate party guest. At the courtyard party held each year at the famed Dakota building in New York City, Bacall would regale her neighbors with tales of her legendary life."You had this remarkable woman just talking about life in 1945 Hollywood, talking about Bogey, Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn," recalls producer Jane Rosenthal, a friend and neighbor in the Dakota who knew Bacall for 20 years. "She made the past present and the present past." The actress, who died on Monday at age 89, remained an active, slyly funny presence on Manhattan's Upper West Side for decades. "It was a life remarkably well-lived, »
- Michelle Tauber, @michelletauber
13 August 2014 10:35 AM, PDT | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »
Upon its release in 1990, Madonna's "Vogue" was an appreciation of a long-gone age of Hollywood glamour. Now that age is truly lost: as xoJane's Marci Robin pointed out on Twitter, the passing of Lauren Bacall means every star name-checked in the song has died. Bacall was the last surviving member of the 16 famous names in the song; nine of these stars were still alive when the song hit airwaves on March 20, 1990. ("Vogue" itself is 24 years old.) Below, find the full list of celebrity names included in "Vogue." "Greta Garbo and Monroe, Dietrich and Dimaggio"As fate would have it, Greta Garbo »
- Nate Jones, @kn8
6 August 2014 6:56 AM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Episode 32 of 52: In which Katharine Hepburn plays a woman named Bunny who starts a battle of wits with Spencer Tracy's computer. That's actually the plot.
Desk Set is a strange movie that feels both dated and ahead of its time. Its office setting, midcentury style, and technophobic slant are all signs of 1950s comedy. But in tone it stands apart. The 1930s screwball comedies and the 1940s battles of the sexes had given way to two subgenres in the 1950s: sex comedies (typically starring Marilyn Monroe), or romantic comedies (typically starring Doris Day or alternately Audrey Hepburn, depending on the ratio of laughs to romance).However, Desk Set fits into neither category comfortably. Nor is this second-to-last Tracy/Hepburn collaboration a throwback to their 40s battles.
So, where does Desk Set fit? Considering the flirty bickering over lunch, the playful bantering over dinner, the details about food, the major character revelations during holidays, »
- Anne Marie
5 August 2014 11:58 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
A biopic about Hollywood icon Katharine Hepburn is in development by independent producers, based on William J. Mann's "Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn."
Producers are Richard Akel and Janice Hammond of Four Stars International, and Michael Mosca of Starling Road Productions of Montreal, Canada. Mann will serve as executive producer and consultant.
The picture will be directed by British helmer Clare Beavan, whose credits include BBC's "Daphne" about novelist Daphne Du Maurier. Producers have hired Michael Zam and Jaffe Cohen, who wrote "Best Actress" about Joan Crawford and Bette Davis' rivalry, to adapt "Kate."
The movie will focus on Hepburn's early years in Hollywood, exploring how she recreated herself from outsider into one of the greatest stars of Hollywood's Golden Age. Producers plan to surround the main story of the ambitious 25-year-old with accounts of an androgynous teen and a cantankerous 80-year-old legend trying to »
- Dave McNary
4 August 2014 8:58 PM, PDT | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
"No one paid any attention to the orchestra. I could have saved that 85 bucks!"
After his daughter selects a mate, the father must endure sleepless nights, sticker shock, and the disruption of his household as he navigates through the nightmare of wedding planning. In the original 1950 comedy classic Father Of The Bride, Spencer Tracy is terrific as Stanley banks, the harried father whose plans for a small wedding go awry. As his wife and daughter, Joan Bennett and Liz Taylor aren't given much to do except look supportive and lovely, respectively (Interestingly, both actresses played Amy in film versions of Little Women; Bennett in 1933 and Taylor in 1949). Don Taylor, who plays the groom, would have a long career as a TV director. Director Vincent Minnelli does a nice job of balancing the comedy and the sentimentality in Father Of The Bride, which was a huge hit in 1950, spawning a »
- Tom Stockman
29 July 2014 11:05 AM, PDT | ioncinema | See recent ioncinema news »
Playwright and screenwriter Terence Rattigan was an indubitable influence on mid-century British cinema. He authored several of the era's most notable titles, including The Browning Version (1951), Lean's The Sound Barrier (1952) Olivier's troubled The Prince and the Showgirl (1957) and Anatole Litvak's The Deep Blue Sea (1952), which was recently remade by Terrence Davies in 2011. But it would be a 1958 American adaptation of his play, Separate Tables, from director Delbert Mann that would prove to be his most critically lauded work, nominated for seven Academy Awards, and snagging two (Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress). By today's standards, it's a film that feels painstakingly melodramatic. Reconsidered within the framework of Rattigan's own impressive oeuvre, the material hasn't aged well, and as time has gone on, its cramped exploration of sexual dysfunction now plays like a euthanized product crippled by censorship of the author's own »
- Nicholas Bell
20 July 2014 12:40 PM, PDT | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »
James Garner was a grand master of invisible acting, one of the last of a dying breed of old-school American performers who made everything look laid-back, laconic and natural. "I'm a Spencer Tracy-type actor," he told People magazine in 2005. "His idea was to be on time, know your words, hit your marks and tell the truth." Garner's death at 86 robs our screens of a versatile, understated talent who always exuded affability and cool-headed moral authority. His reputation was cemented by two long-running TV roles: the classic cowboy series Maverick, which spanned
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Los Angeles – He was the guy that could take care of things for you, with a wink of the eye and a slightly cynical air. Handsome star James Garner distinguished himself in both film and television, and passed away on July 19th, 2014, in Los Angeles after a long stretch of health problems. He was 86.
Garner broke in on a national level by starring as professional gambler Bret Maverick in the 1950s TV series, "Maverick," and went from there to take on leading man and character roles in classic films such as "The Children's Hour," "The Great Escape," "The Americanization of Emily," "Victor Victoria," and "Murphy's Romance." He even completed a TV-to-movie cycle by appearing in the Mel Gibson film version of "Maverick." He also made a second character splash on TV in the 1970s, portraying private investigator Jim Rockford in the sly and popular show, "The Rockford Files. »
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In this special edition of the podcast, Nathaniel welcomes two Katharine Hepburn buffs Nick Davis and Anne Marie Kelly to talk about their (shared) first Actress Obsession. Naturally Kate the Great isn't the only diva that finds her way into the conversation. Expect supporting roles or cameos: Bette Davis, Cary Grant, Barbara Stanwyck, Tennessee Williams, Deborah Kerr, Spencer Tracy, Audrey Hepburn, George Cukor and more...
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00:00 Intro. Plus Middle School drama: Hilariously "intense" early obsessions
13:00 Types, Genres, and Suddenly Last Summer
17:00 Her autobiography and films she loathed like Dragon Seed
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9 July 2014 11:24 AM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Episode 28 of 52: In which Katharine Hepburn proves hitting like a girl is a good thing.
Guess what! My dad met Katharine Hepburn. Decades before I was born, unfortunately, which seems like poor parenting on his part. Anyway, my dad was a professional tennis player in the early 1970s. Since he looked cute in shorts and was charming company (two traits I inherited from him along with his humility), he'd get invited to parties before tournaments in La and Las Vegas. At one such party, he met Kate the Great. Dad's words:
"I recall her as being very petite, wonderful husky voice, would look at you directly when speaking… Like so many actors, actresses etc., incredible charisma… Incredible spunk but not an outstanding athlete... By the then Hollywood standards, she may well have been great."
Please keep in mind that this meeting was twenty years after Pat and Mike, »
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4 July 2014 2:00 AM, PDT | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
You've probably seen "Forrest Gump" so many times in the 20 years since its release (on July 6, 1994) that you can recite the dialogue by heart, starting with the line about life being like a box of chocolates.
You probably know that the film won six Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director (for Robert Zemeckis), Best Actor (for Tom Hanks), and Best Adapted Screenplay (for Eric Roth). You may even know about the digital trickery that was used to insert Hanks's low-iq Everyman into historical footage of real-life events from the Baby Boom years, or to erase Gary Sinise's legs for his role as double-amputee Lt. Dan.
Still, there's a lot you may not know, including what Forrest really said (in Winston Groom's novel that inspired the film) about life being like a box of chocolates, or what Hanks's Gump actually said at that protest rally, or which famous actors »
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Last week, EW published The 55 Essential Movies Kids Must Experience (Before Turning 13). Predictably, given that we published a post on the Internet whose headline contained a concrete number and the word "essential," we got some impassioned feedback from readers—many of whom were eager to suggest additional great movies kids should see that we'd left out.
As we noted last week, "This isn't a list of the 55 'best' kids movies, nor a compendium of hidden gems. Rather, it's a survival-guide syllabus of films that we all need to know to be able to speak the same pop-cultural language. »
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18 June 2014 3:00 PM, PDT | FilmExperience | See recent FilmExperience news »
Episode 25 of 52: In which Kate confronts Angela Lansbury onscreen and the Blacklist offscreen and manages to beat both.
Early on, I stated that sometimes Kate's career seems charmed. I'd venture 1948 is one of those charmed years. As we saw last week, Song of Love failed--Kate's first failure at MGM. Yet some strange circumstances and good luck landed Kate in State of the Union, based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning play. I say "good luck" because in the fall of 1947, the storm that would become the Hollywood Blacklist was brewing, and Kate nearly got caught in the center of it.
Though not as cloyingly obvious as Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - no light from the Lincoln Memorial in this film - State of the Union nevertheless delivers the classic Capra Corn package: nostalgia, patriotism, and a happy ending snatched from the jaws of tragedy at the last second. »
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16 June 2014 7:30 AM, PDT | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
Well, it's never too late to return to the "Father of the Bride" well, we suppose, as Disney and Warner Bros are currently working on a "Father of the Bride 3," the third film in the trilogy that started in 1991 with "Father of the Bride" and continued in 1995 with "Father of the Bride Part II." (The first film was a remake of a 1950 film of the same name that starred Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett, while the second was a loose remake of that film's sequel, "Father's Little Dividend," which also starred Tracy and Bennett along with Elizabeth Taylor.) But this time out, there's a gay twist!
According to Nikki Finke, who broke the story, the "twist" is that Little Matty (the little boy from the first two films) is now 29 and gay and getting married to a Navy Seal's son. Oh man, can you imagine the hilarity? Martin will definitely return as the titular father, »
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4 June 2014 9:00 PM, PDT | Uinterview | See recent Uinterview news »
Kevin Spacey was onstage for the opening night of Clarence Darrow at the Old Vic Theater in London when a ringing phone interrupted the play – much to his displeasure.
Kevin Spacey Calls-Out Theatergoer
Oscar-winning actor Spacey put the play on hold to address the member of the audience who failed to put his or her phone on silent before the show. "If you don't answer that I will," Spacey shouted down to the individual, reported the Daily Mail.
When the cell phone went off, Spacey was in the middle of a monologue in which he was directly addressing the audience. In the scene, his character – a legal pioneer in 19th century America – was on trial defending himself. As Darrow, Spacey was making an impassioned plea directly towards the audience when the ringtone melody began. Spacey continued to perform, but the noise wouldn't let up, which led him to address the offending theatergoer. »
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Dosing anyone unknowingly or any animal at all is definitely abusive. Completely sick!!!
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Man the one time me and my buddy were cutting hits, it was windowpane, so the one little chip flickered off, I BUGGED OUT, and held my dog down till my friend found it cause I feared for my dogs safety. Regardless of if it was safe or not I wouldn't want my poor pit licking the floor or something and picking up that hit and end up tripping face.
My dog always tried getting at my weed stash though, it def wanted some of that. The one time she ate a whole bud I left sitting out, poor thing was all whacked out, irresponsible on my part, but hey she's the one who ate it and wanted it. I always kept my stuff away after that.Broken heart don't feel so bad, you ain't got half of what you thought you had
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Re: "dose the fucking dog george"#249874 1 year, 6 months agoAnother article and video i just saw claims they were on acid and opened the front door when going outside to run down the street and that is when Oscar the dog got out. Its still really sad even if they didnt give the dog acid but were irresponsible while on the drug themselves. The report said they just adopted the dog only one week ago - so if the dog did eat the drug or even if he didn't - he was new to the area and the owners so he was disoriented and it's just unfortunate
There is a video at the bottom of the page with the kids talking with thier lawyer.
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In this appearance on Stossel (Fox Business Network), Stephen P. Halbrook, author of "Gun Control in the Third Reich," responds to gun control advocates with historical precedent.
Halbrooks' book "Gun Control in the Third Reich:
Disarming the Jews and Enemies of the State is available now.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Crime, Culture/ Society, Freedom, Government Power, Gun Control, History (U.S), Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
Stephen P. Halbrook on Gun Talk Radio
Recorded: Sunday, May 18, 2014
Research Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, appeared on Gun Talk Radio with Tom Gresham. Halbrook talks about the Second Amendment and the traditions of liberty and limited government.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: RadioIssues: Constitutional Law, Culture/ Society, Gun Control, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Bruce Benson on the Tom Woods Radio Show
Recorded: Friday, April 25, 2014
Sr. Fellow Bruce Benson, author of The Enterprise of Law appeared on the Tom Woods radio show to speak about the increasing frequency of private police in areas of our society. In an upcoming article in The Independent Review, Benson will update some ideas about private, market-based justice processes and less government police abuse.
Experts: Bruce L. BensonType: RadioIssues: Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Free Market Economics, Law Enforcement, Politics, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Taxes
Ivan Eland: Obama Calls for United Front Against Russia
Recorded: Thursday, April 24, 2014
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, appears on CTV to discuss Obama's call for a united front against Russia in response to instability in Ukraine.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Power, Nationalism, Politics, Terrorism and National Crises, Trade
Benjamin Powell: Are Sweatshops Good?
Recorded: Monday, April 21, 2014
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses sweatshops and the global economy on the Fox Business Network "The Independents."
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Trade
Burton Abrams on KKSF's Bob Zadek Radio Show
Recorded: Sunday, March 30, 2014
Research Fellow Burton A. Abrams appeared on the "Bob Zadek Radio Show" on KKSF in San Francisco. Abrams talks about the MyGovCost calculator and his book The Terrible 10 and the top ten economic blunders in the last century.
Experts: Burton A. AbramsType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Government Waste/Pork, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Robert Higgs Discusses Crisis and Leviathan
Recorded: Friday, March 28, 2014
Robert Higgs discusses his book 'Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government' at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy
Benjamin Powell on Stossel
Recorded: Friday, March 7, 2014
Sr. Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses American infrastructure spending and job creation on Stossel.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Labor and Employment


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Essex Hotel Rental Photos and Description
Hotel, 30 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 30 Baths, (Sleeps 4-50)
The MARLON BRANDO SUITE is located on the ground floor of the HISTORIC IVORYTON INN ( 1841 )in the Ivoryton section of the historic, seafaring Town of Essex, Connecticut. This suite is completely renovated and refurbished. The MALON BRANDO SUITE is named after the famous actor, who lived on many occasions in the IVOYRTON INN, while performing at the near- by IVORYTON PLAYHOUSE.
Many famous actors and actresses have also lived at IVORYTON INN, including Kathern Hepburn, Van Johnson, Mae West, Gloria Swanson, Richard Widmark, Joan Fountaine, Merna Loy, Rudy Vallee, Nancy Sinatra and countless others.
The MARLON BRANDO SUITE consists of two adjoining rooms,( ONE LARGE, THE OTHER SMALLER) and has a private bath, with tub/shower combination. It is located near an exit. The entire INN is sprinkled for fire. Parking is close by.
Use of the MARLON BRANDO LIBRARY, at the other side of the IVORYTON INN, is permitted, as a place to relax, read or to nibble on the treats provided for guests. Cable TV and Internet access is available, as is maid service. Food and cocktails are located near-by. THE MARLON BRANDO SUITE can sleep 4.
There are 12 other suites, all with private bath, kitchenettes, Cable TV, mini- friges, micros, and coffee makers.
Please contact JULIE CROWELL.960- 836- 3105
for details to rent this suite or one of our other rooms, suites and mini apartments.
ALL rooms and suites are recently refurbished and renovated.ACCOMODATIONS FOR UP TO 70 PERSONS.
We aslo have facilities for WEDDINGS, MEETINGS, parties, CONFERENCES, FAMILY OUTINGSS, music, rehersal spac
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Lowest rates in Southern Connecticut. From $ 65 a night...with private BATH---comfortable, clean lodgings.
IVORYTON INN is known for its very reasonable overnight and weekly rates,
Newly refurbished and renovated.
This BOTIQUE INN is in a QUIET, Central Southern Connecticut location, in Ivoryton ( WESTERLY ) section of beautiful seafaring Essex CT;
IVORYTON INN is NEAR EVERYTHING:
TWO public SALT WATER BEACHES- 20 MINUTES;
two FACTORY OUTLET DISCOUNT CENTERS- 15 MIN.
ESSEX Steam Train and River Boat--- 3 MIN.
ESSEX Harbor/ marinas/ village/ boating & fishing- 5 minutes;
Goodspeed Opera House- 20 min. GRISWOLD Art Museum- 7 min.
Yale Campus-& YALE BOWL 35 min.
Wesleyn Campus- 20 min.
Connecticut College and Coast Guard Academy- 25 min.
Mystic Seaport and Acquarium - 35 min.
New London Ferry - 25 min.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible
About JULIE CROWELL
The owner of the historic Ivoryton Inn, is Mark C. Yellin & Associates, LLC a Connecticut real estate firm, that also owns two more near- by properties in Ivoryton.
The persons in charge are Julie Crowell and her husband, Jim and the super, on site, is TODD PERRY.
JULIE CROWELL purchased this hotel in 2000
Why JULIE CROWELL chose Essex
The Ivoryton Inn has been serving the vacation needs of people for over 100 years.
The central location of Ivoryton/Essex, makes it a treat to visit. Only 20 MINUTES TO THE CONNECTICUT SHORE SALT WATER PUBLIC BEACHES---25 minutes drive to dazzling Mohegan Sun Casino, 35 minutes to Foxwoods Casino. 55 minutes to Bradley International Airport( north of Hartford)..35 minutes to Tweed Airport in New Haven...1 hour 20 minutes to Westchester Airport... 2 hours to New York City and 2 and 1/2 hours to New York's airports. 2 HOURS TO NEW YORK CITY; 35 minutes to the New London Ferry to Long Island and Block Island and Fisher's Island. 40 minutes to Mystic Seaport and Aquarium. 15 minutes from the Old Saybrook stop on the New York- Boston train. 45 minutes to Hartford,Trinity College, WADSWORTH MUSEUM, NEW CONNECTICUT SCIENCE CENTER, NEW CONNECTICUT CONVENTION CENTER, University of Hartford, UCONN championship basketball and Division I football. 35 minutes to Yale, New Haven and the YALE British Art Museum. 15 minutes to two factory discount outlet CENTERS.
10 TO 20 MINUTES to: FINE DINING, SEAFOOD DINING, steamed and raw CLAMS, fresh LOBSTERS,
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In the interest of the people of Barbados, this Democratic Labour Party administration will remain committed to our goals of restructuring the economy of Barbados. We will also continue to govern by doing what is in the best interest of the people of Barbados. As we go about the process of restructuring the economy and carry out the measures in the fiscal consolidation programme, some of the medication which we have to take may be bitter but in the end it is for a good cause.
The 19-month fiscal consolidation program was introduced in August 2013, thirteen months ago. Towards the end of the presentation by the Minister of Finance, he rallied Barbadians to support the measures recognising that they would redound to the benefit of the nation. He stated, "It is crafted to protect the things we hold dear and create new platforms for future success. It will not be easy nor will it be painless, but it will be worth it in the end. For the pain we bare now, will be the gain we secure in the future."
In dealing with the Global Economic recession from 2008, this DLP administration insisted that we must maintain the social safety-net. When we look at what we have done during the time, this administration has managed to shield Barbadian from the full blow of the economic downturn.


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Food and Drink Tour: The Waikiki and Honolulu Edition
Post-beach pints, late-night cocktails, and 4 am grilled cheese sandwiches. What's better? Here's a roundup of bars, lounges, and restaurants on last week's food and drink-filled adventure in Oahu—mainly Waikiki and Honolulu (and a few in Kailua). Tiki's Grill & Bar, Waikiki An open-air bar/restaurant adjacent to the pool area of the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel. While this beachfront property is a bit outdated, it's got that quirky, retro-chic feel. Afternoon and happy hour time is mellow here, which I appreciated. Live music is off and on, and not too loud and overpowering,… Read More
Cocktails and the Good Life in Vegas
Like slot machines, my visits to Vegas are progressive. Throughout the years, each stay in Sin City is more posh than the last, while the amount of money I win and lose has increased over time. Outfits, too, have become nicer. A few years ago, I had a hard time inserting a single $20 bill into a 25-cent slot machine. Last weekend, I was feeding $100 bills into dollar-slots like they were nothing. It's fascinating how one's status, as well as attitude about money, is manifested in actions and desires in a… Read More
Brunching at South Congress Cafe
My final meal in Austin was at South Congress Cafe. Its bustling interior is bright and warm: orange lanterns above tables, pale bricks juxtaposed with wood-paneled walls. Its aesthetic is purely Austin, with a dash of old-school diner, a bit of '70s bohemian Los Angeles, and other slices of culture. I went the brunch route—which is served daily—and had a spicy Bloody Mary and carrot cake french toast: carrot cake dipped in cinnamon vanilla egg batter, grilled to golden brown, and served with maple syrup and the cafe's homemade cream cheese-pecan spread…. Read More
Vancouver: From Cheese Ramen to the UBC Garden
I visited Vancouver nearly a dozen times in 2008–09 and had the chance to really explore the city. Thus, some favorite spots: Bill Reid's Jade Canoe In addition to its waterfalls and bird sanctuaries, the Vancouver International Airport displays First Nation art of the Pacific Northwest, like the Haida sculpture work of Bill Reid. In the international terminal stands the Jade Canoe, one of Reid's versions of the Spirit of Haida Gwaii. If you have time to kill, check out this massive boat with characters cramped inside, including the raven (the trickster… Read More
Winter Weekend: Getting Cozy in Bend, Oregon
Ten years ago this month, I flew to Cannes. There, I lived at the College International de Cannes, via the American Institute for Foreign Study, near the town's port on the Mediterranean; explored Western Europe on the weekends via train and plane; took language, art history, and French cuisine classes; and interned at the glitzy Cannes Film Festival. This time I spent in Southern France was invaluable. Granted, I've forced myself in many of these situations: I've packed up and flew away to live in and explore a new place on my… Read More
Exploring Kauai: Hiking and Feasting in Wailua
Cruising and Hiking in Wailua We embarked on a bumpy off-road journey yesterday: we head up the east coast of Kauai to where the Wailua River fuses with the sea, turned right onto 580 (Kuamoo Road), and drove for a good while up the road through a quaint residential neighborhood of little homes and family farms. On the way, we reached Opaekaa Falls (simply viewable from afar and not accessible by foot) and a spectacular view of the Wailua River and its surrounding dense forests and green peaks. I'm in awe of… Read More


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Ode to blue jeans / by Rebecca Kai Dotlich
Roller coaster / by Joan Bransfield Graham
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1888 / by Drew Lamm
Basketball seasons / by John Sullivan
The tale of fig newton / by Sandra Gilbert Brüg
The Ferris wheel / by Elizabeth Upton
Take the escalator / by Katherine O'Connell George
Brushes rule / by Constance Andrea Keremes
Inside the box / by Ann Whitford Paul
What to do with a popsicle / by Lee Bennett Hopkins
Band-aid / by J. Patrick Lewis
The signal's lament / by Alice Schertle
"In here, Kitty Kitty" / by Marilyn Singer
Velcro / by Maria Fleming
In new running shoes / by Fran Haraway
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This is where fucking "crowdsourcing" breaks down. There's an ongoing shortage of gas in our area, from last week's storm - lines are hours long and stations are frequently out of gas. So a lot of people are using sites like gasbuddy.com to try and figure out where to go. Which sounds like a good plan, except when you see examples like the one above, where some asshole keeps reporting gas being available at a station which closed down over a year ago.
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Finally decided to get around to sharing what spoils I relieved from BronyCon 2013 at Baltimore, MD this year.
Besides the copious amounts of buttons and other bits and bobs, I'm a rather big fan of the two large coins I managed to pick up.
One being a symbol for the 501st Royal Infantry, and the other being for the 6th Solar Arcane Medical Unit. I have to say, I'm a big fan of dividing up the military power in the MLP:FiM universe into proper regiments and divisions. Just something that appeals to me.
I would like to thank all the artists out there that make these things possible, they're all so incredibly wonderful and generous and it's hard to believe the amount of effort they need to put in for manning these stalls ;P
All in all, I had a ridiculously fun time for my first convention and it was worth every expense of mine. ^^
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Support swells for Tizen, Samsung's Android backup plan November 12, 2013 at 2:50 pm
Even though Samsung has been killing it with Android, it's working on a backup plan with the Tizen platform. Could it leave Google behind one day?
The brain-fixing machine in Ender's Game is a real open-source surgical robot November 7, 2013 at 12:47 pm
The futuristic robot that probes brains in Ender's Game is no modern day fantasy. The real-life machine, known as the Raven II, was in fact built at the University of Washington, and has already been used in the brain tumor operations.
GIMP review: This free image editor is no longer a crippled alternative to Photoshop October 28, 2013 at 2:00 pm
GIMP has long been viewed as a poor relation to Photoshop, mostly of interest to Linux users. However, it has come a long way and is a very worthy, and very powerful, image editor now matter what platform you use.
There isn't a reason for developer edition phones to exist August 26, 2013 at 1:26 pm
Most consumers have no idea how much their phone actually costs because they're accustomed to only seeing carrier-subsidized prices. However, there is a shining beacon of openness in this otherwise dark and depressing world — the developer edition phone. But do these devices really matter?
Google slips TRIM support into Android 4.3 to end I/O lag July 31, 2013 at 8:25 am
Some Android devices seem to get sluggish over time, but the addition of TRIM support could put an end to I/O lag. It may even save the last generation Nexus 7 from the garbage heap.
H.265 benchmarked: Does the next-generation video codec live up to expectations? July 23, 2013 at 9:05 am
The first release of the open-source version of the H.265 encoder has dropped and we've got an early look at what the technology is capable of. H.265 supposedly offers vast bandwidth improvements at the same quality — can it deliver?
Mozilla partners with Foxconn, Firefox OS tablet rumored for June launch May 28, 2013 at 2:45 pm
Mozilla has been focused on getting Firefox OS onto smartphones for the past year, so the next logical step is tablets. Now, Foxconn is stepping in to produce a product for Mozilla, and rumors point toward a Firefox tablet. With a high-profile partner and a focus on reaching underserved markets, Mozilla might just be onto something.
Creating the first virtual organisms: the OpenWorm digital life project May 10, 2013 at 7:33 am
OpenWorm is an open-source project that aims to create a virtual nematode worm in a computer. Their GitHub wiki and code make it easy for anyone with coding skills to get involved. Provided these projects do not crumble under their own computation weight and distributed complexity, we should begin to see some pretty cool effects from building virtual organisms.
The World Wide Web is 20 years old today April 30, 2013 at 7:08 am
20 years ago today, on April 30 1993, CERN contributed the technologies underpinning the World Wide Web to the royalty-free public domain. These simple technologies — the humble URL, HTTP, and HTML — were developed by Tim Berners-Lee at CERN in the early '90s, but it wasn't until they were open-sourced that the WWW actually became the web. If CERN had decided otherwise, much of what you consider to be the internet wouldn't exist, including Facebook, Steam, and the humble website that you're reading right now.
Ubuntu 13.04 released, sets the stage for Ubuntu on the smartphone and tablet April 25, 2013 at 11:27 am
Canonical has released Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail, most likely the last release of Ubuntu that will primarily cater for laptop and desktop users. For Ubuntu 13.04, Canonical focused on tightening up the core of the OS and polishing the Unity interface in preparation for Ubuntu's smartphone and tablet debut, which is slated to occur in October with the release of version 13.10. There's also the usual slew of package updates, a new Linux kernel, and a couple of new features, too.


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NBC News broke the news yesterday of a 33-year-old American who grew up in Minnesota and died over the weekend fighting with ISIS in Syria. Citing White House officials and the Free Syrian Army, journalists identified the man as Douglas McAuthur McCain -- one of only a "small handful" of "foreign ji ... More >>
University of Minnesota math professor William Messing is sponsoring a resolution calling upon the university to cancel Condolezza Rice's April 17 speech at the Humphrey School. It cites the role Rice played as George W. Bush's national security advisor "to mislead the American people about the pres ... More >>
On Sunday, reports circulated that two Somali men who recently lived in Minnesota may have taken part in al-Shabaab's massacre of more than 60 civilians at the Westgate mall in Nairobi, Kenya.But later reports indicated the purportedly Shabaab-managed Twitter account that linked the Minnesota to the ... More >>
Two Minnesotans may been among the gunman who slaughtered shoppers of Nairobi's Westgate mall this weekend with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades.An English-language Twitter account purporting to speak for al-Shabab, Somalia's al-Qaeda affiliate, live-tweeted the massacre. Before the social ... More >>
A U.S. Defense Department contractor branded a widely read Minneapolis-based Somali news site as "extremist," with its "chief goal" characterized as "to disseminate propaganda supportive" of the al-Shabab Islamist militia, according to a Washington Post report.SEE ALSO: Cindy Pugh, candidate for sta ... More >>
Al Franken is among a group of senators who wrote a letter to President Obama asking him to clarify the legal rationale underpinning the administration's authority to kill Americans deemed to be terrorists.SEE ALSO: For Franken and Klobuchar, does money from big media mean support for PIPA? Yesterd ... More >>
A decade ago, in the immediate aftermath of Al Qaeda terrorists commandeering passenger airplanes and piloting them into New York City skyscrapers, an unknown young musician cut a 17-minute-long, eerily prescient song in his bedroom, somewhere in the wilds of California. This uncouth, possib ... More >>
U.S. officials consider Al-Shabab in Somalia a terrorist threat, even hereJust in time for the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, a bipartisan think tank has issued a report on how terrorism has changed since 2001. And the Somali men who disappeared from the Twin Cities to play a prominen ... More >>
T-Paw pretty much thinks burning books is a bad idea.There's been a lot of controversy this week about Florida pastor Terry Jones' upcoming Quran burn-a-thon, set for this Saturday, the anniversary the Sept. 11 attacks. President Obama calls it a recruitment bonanza for al Qaida. Nationally, ... More >>
Keith Ellison says Muslim Americans won't move to the back of the bus.Rep. Keith Ellison has drawn a straight line from Fox News to anti-Muslim bigotry in an interview with the BBC. And the Minneapolis congressman, a Muslim, isn't backing down from insisting that an Islamic community center b ... More >>
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60 Minutes yesterday featured an extensive probe into Minnesota's "Little Mogadishu" as a recruiting ground for fighters in the Somali civil war.After leading with the recently bungled Times Square bombing by an American citizen of Pakistani descent, CBS segued into a hard look at the case of 20 ... More >>
The sixth district congresswoman accuses the president of telling the alleged 9/11 mastermind to plead not guilty.
New York Times reveals concerns over al-Qaeda-inspired terrorists blowing up the President.
Federal prosecutors unsealed the charges against the men today. That brings the total number of Minnesota men charged in the Somali terrorism probe to 14.
U.S. Special Forces killed a man Monday in Somalia suspected of being a link between al-Qaida in Pakistan and the militia targeted for recruiting Minnesota Somalis to return to fight.
Some of the Somali men who are at the center of an FBI domestic terror investigation had no clue they were being recruited to a terrorist organization, according to court documents.
Thursday's five most fascinating stories printed on wood pulp.
At least a dozen young men who attend a Minneapolis mosque have been called to testify before a federal grand jury.
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Horror and grace at the Third Annual Arab Film Festival
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When it comes to fighting the Iraqi insurgency, U.S. forces are discovering that there is a lot of Number Two.
Federal regulations prohibit entertainment in 'Red Eye'
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Former President George W. Bush Dead at 72
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Carlo Calabrese, Inside Linebacker
Calabrese has played significantly over the past three years. This year, Calabrese tallied 46 tackles while rotating with Dan Fox. In 2011, he had 37 tackles. Calabrese racked up 61 tackles in 2010. He has improved his pass coverage but is still not great compared to the linebackers on the rosters. If Calabrese does not return, Jarret Grace would most likely enter the starting lineup for the Fighting Irish. Notre Dame Defensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach Bob Diaco has raved about Grace since he has arrived on campus. The staff could be ready to move in that direction in 2013. But, it is always good to have quality veteran players who can bring leadership and stability to a team. Calabrese seems to be right on the fringe of a player who will be asked to return for the 2013 season.


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