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Team members read at least six books on the competition's book lists and the team who answers the most questions correctly wins. The purpose is to encourage students to read good books and have fun while competing.
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Sunday in Sonoma was a chance for a "road course specialist" to race his way into the NASCAR Sprint Cup chase. Sunday was a chance for a driver who might not win on an oval to "steal" a win and a chase spot. Well, at least that was a lot of the talk heading into Sunday. What actually happened on Sunday was a little different as Carl Edwards won his second race of the season after holding of Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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India tops the number of foreign investors and investment transactions in Dubai's real estate market, according to the organisers of a leading property show being held in this West Asian metropolis in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
This year's International Property Show (IPS), to be held April 8-10, will have a large Indian participation under the umbrella of the National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO).
NAREDCO is a premier body of Indian developers which works under the aegis of India's ministry of housing and urban poverty alleviation (MHUPA) and represents a combination of government representatives and private developers.
IPS organisers said that India was reinforcing its stature not only as one of the leading investors in the Dubai realty market but also as a country that offers diverse realty offerings to investors based in the Middle East.
Dubai Land Department (DLD) said earlier that more than 8,092 investors from India notched up transactions worth 17,939 billion dirhams (Around $4,884 billion) in Dubai real estate during 2013, surpassing all foreigner investors in the emirate's property sector.
"Indian investors are very active in Dubai property sector. Investing nearly 18 billion dirhams in Dubai reflects the huge interest from Indian investors in the Dubai market and their confidence in the lucrative returns," said Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, director general of DLD.
"Indian investors are very active in Dubai property sector. Investing nearly 18 billion dirhams in Dubai reflects the huge interest from Indian investors in the Dubai market and their confidence in the lucrative returns," said Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, director general of DLD.
"It is obvious that the Gulf region has presented itself as a key investments player in the world. The well developed infrastructure and strategic location of Dubai will drive this sector to greater success," he added
Dawood Al Shezawi, chief executive of Strategic Marketing & Exhibitions, the organisers of IPS, said in a statement: "A visit to the NAREDCO India Realty Pavilion will offer Indian expatriates living in the UAE and the Gulf a unique opportunity to select a place back home at a time the real estate is becoming one of the most lucrative investment options for NRIs."
"For Indians in the Gulf, investing in India is a sentimental decision as it is driven by a need to remain connected to their roots," Sunil Mantri, president of NAREDCO added.
"With definitive pick up in the economy, as the GDP has improved, inflation has moderated, growth in industrial production is seen with other positive triggers, that has driven the stock markets to the current levels, investment in properties in India would be an lucrative Investment option," Mantri said.
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By Greg Arnold, DC, CSCS, January 29, 2010, abstracted from "Carvacrol, a component of thyme oil, activates PPAR-gamma and suppresses COX-2 expression" in the January 2010 issue of the Journal of Lipid Research
Defined as "a crucial protective mechanism" that helps repair tissue and protect the body against infection, inflammation is a normal reaction by our immune system to help keep us healthy. But too much inflammation can have disastrous health consequences and lead to heart disease, dementia, arthritis, and type 2 diabetes (1, 2), which cost our healthcare system $448 billion (3), $156 billion (4), $128 billion (5), and $174 billion per year (6).
Now a new lab study (7) has found that thyme oil, thanks to an antioxidant it contains called carvacrol, is able to help maintain healthy inflammation levels. It does this by decreasing pro-inflammatory protein activity and increasing anti-inflammatory protein activity.
In the study, researchers exposed two different types of cells (U937 (8) and BAEC (9) to thyme oil and found two different mechanisms by which thyme oil helps maintain healthy inflammation levels. In the U937 cells, thyme decreased activity of an inflammatory protein called COX-2. Specifically, carvacrol at two different doses (200 and 400 microMolar) decreased COX-2 activity by 40% and 60%, respectively, while a higher dose (1000 microMolar) decreased COX-2 activity in the BAEC Cells by 86%.
The second mechanism by which thyme oil helps maintain healthy inflammation levels is by increasing activity of a protein called PPAR, two different types of which are PPAR-alpha and PPAR-gamma. In both cell lines, carvacrol at levels of 100, 200, and 400 microMolar increased PPAR-alpha levels by 95%, 220%, and 280%, respectively, while increasing PPAR-gamma levels by 45%, 125%, and 145%, respectively, both of which signify a decrease in inflammation (10).
For the researchers, "we identified carvacrol, a chemical component of thyme oil, as a suppressor of COX-2 and activator of PPAR [alpha] and [gamma]" and that "our results may be important in understanding the anti-inflammatory and anti-lifestyle-related disease properties of carvacrol,"
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1. Gil, Polyunsaturated fatty acids and inflammatory diseases, Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy 56 (2002) (8), pp. 388–396
2. I.A. Shiels, S.M. Taylor and D.P. Fairlie, Cell phenotype as a target of drug therapy in chronic inflammatory diseases, Medical Hypotheses 54 (2000) (2), pp. 193–197.
3. "Cardiovascular Disease at a Glance" posted on www.cdc.gov/NCCDPHP/publications/AAG/dhdsp.htm
4. "The Cost of Dementia: $156 billion and rising" posted on www.webmd.com/alzheimers/news/20050620/cost-of-dementia-156-billion-rising
5. Arthritis – Data and Statistics" posted on www.cdc.gov/arthritis/data_statistics/faqs/cost_analysis.htm
6. "Direct and Indirect Costs of Diabetes in the United States" posted on www.diabetes.org/diabetes-statistics/
7. Mariko Hotta, Rieko Nakata, Michiko Katsukawa, Kazuyuki Hori, Saori Takahashi, and Hiroyasu Inoue. Carvacrol, a component of thyme oil, activates PPAR-gamma and suppresses COX-2 expression. Journal of Lipid Research, January, 2010
8. Inoue HT. The cyclic AMP response element plays an essential role in the expression of the human prostaglandin-endoperoxide synthase 2 gene in differentiated U937 monocytic cells. FEBS Lett. 1994; 350: 51-54
9. Inoue HY. . Transcriptional and posttranscriptional regulation of cyclooxygenase-2 expression by fluid shear stress in vascular endothelial cells. Arterioscler. Thromb. Vasc. Biol. 2002; 22: 1415–1420
10. Lee KS. PPAR-gamma modulates allergi inflammation through up-regulation of PTEN. FASEB J. 2005 Jun;19(8):1033-5. Epub 2005 Mar 23


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Steve Pearce was in the outfield today. Interesting. Cool. Hit the curveball Steve.
Scott Olsen out for a week after he said he was dehydrated. WTF? Please don't tell me Olsen is going to be on our wasted cash spreadsheet. No. It's too early. Right?
Will having some of the pressure off in the short term help or hinder Charlie Morton? We need to think about that for a day or two. Is Brian Burres going to take advantage of this opportunity? Sigh. Get well Mr. Olsen.
Luis Heredia, Stetson Allie and Jameson Taillon are in town with the Bucs early Minor League camp. You know you want to watch Heredia one more time…here you go:
Both Donnie Veal and Jose Ascanio threw less than 35 pitches today. Keep an eye on Veal as he recovers, he is going to push the Bucs to push him.
Yesterday's news from the Pirates included Coach Leyva working with Andrew McCutchen on improving his baserunning skills. We absolutely love baserunning, hell we love it so much we spent nearly eight hours of our life putting this detailed article together. You need to read it.
Today the news about Leyva was much more exciting. We heard that he will be using most of the drills that Perry Hill used during his cup of coffee with the team. How brilliant is that? Now of course, he isn't Hill, but we appreciate a coach recognizing the best in the business and using his material. Kudos.
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9/1 Minor matters
Saturday's games
Dave Sappelt had two hits and a stolen base and Jae-Hoon Ha had two hits, including a double, and two stolen bases in Iowa's 7-2 loss to Nashville. Yoanner Negrin gave up two runs over 1 2/3 innings.
Nick Struck gave up three runs over five innings in Tennessee's 4-3 win over Chattanooga. Javier Baez posted his 14th multi-hit game in August, hitting a two-run homer in the first. Baez finished the month batting .357 with 11 doubles, eight homers and 30 RBIs. Christian Villanueva also hit a first inning home run, a solo shot.
Daytona dropped a 5-1 loss to Brevard County. Wes Darvill had three hits, including a double, and one RBIs.
James Pugliese gave up five runs over three innings in Kane County's 9-0 loss to Peoria. Ryan Sweeney was 1 for 4 and Luis Valbuena 1 for 3 with a walk in their rehab outings.
Hillsboro's Kyle Schepel threw a nine inning no-hitter to beat Boise, 5-0. Dillon Maples took the loss, giving up two earned runs over five innings. Yasiel Balaguert was the only Boise player to draw a walk.
8/31 Extra bases
Scott Baker will make his final Minor League rehab start Monday for Class A Kane County. The right-hander, who is coming back from Tommy John surgery, hopes his next outing will be with the Cubs. Baker's rehab was interrupted by rain as weather in Florida while he was scheduled to pitch for Class A Daytona kept forcing games to be cancelled.
In his last outing for Kane County, he gave up one hit over five scoreless — and dry — innings.
"For me, it's just about making pitches, and I feel like I'm making pitches," Baker said Saturday. "Some of the arm speed is starting to come back. I know that takes time. Just being a realist, it's a long time since I've pitched competitively. There's only one way to gain the arm speed and that's to pitch."
His goal is still to pitch for the Cubs in the final month of regular season play.
"As long as I can make pitches, I think I can be competitive," Baker said.
He knows how many pitches and innings he needs to convince the Cubs front office.
"I'm cutting it close for sure," he said of the timing. "I feel if I can get to that six-inning, 90-pitch mark, then that puts me right in line to start a game at the Major League level. Of course, that decision is totally up to them. I really can't complain one bit because things have been great, and they've taken good care of me and allowed me to take my time and made sure I'm just not healthy for the short term but for the long term."
* Ryan Sweeney stopped by Wrigley Field to pick up his gear. He hopes to be back on Sunday for the rest of the season. Sweeney and Luis Valbuena were scheduled to make rehab outings Saturday night for Class A Kane County. If all goes well, Sweeney, who has been sidelined since June 30 because of a left rib fracture, could be added on Sunday when rosters expand.
"He'll be back [Sunday]," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said Saturday of Sweeney. "It'll be good to have him back."
Valbuena, who has been out since Aug. 3, may need a little more time. Kane County's season ends Monday. Sweeney was batting .295 when injured while Valbuena was hitting .225, but had hit nine home runs and driven in 31 runs.
The Cubs also may add a left-handed pitcher to the bullpen. James Russell has handled those duties by himself for the majority of the season.
* September will be a key month to evaluate the Cubs players.
"I think the last month is priceless for some guys, especially some guys who had a tough struggle or whatever," Sveum said. "Other guys are being evaluated for next year. The adage of it's not how you start, it's how you finish, it helps the winter a lot. You don't want a bad September and then sit on that for the winter."
– Carrie Muskat
8/30 Extra bases
Third baseman Luis Valbuena, outfielder Ryan Sweeney and pitcher Rafael Dolis will join Class A Kane County to continue their rehab assignments, with Valbuena and Sweeney to be added to the Cubs' when rosters expand on Sunday. Valbuena has been sidelined since Aug. 3 with a right oblique strain. He played in two games for the Cubs' Rookie League team in Mesa, and was 5-for-7 with two doubles and a stolen base. Sweeney has been out since crashing into the outfield wall in Seattle June 29 and suffering a fractured left rib. In four games with the Rookie League team, he was 4-for-14 with two doubles and two RBIs.
Dale Sveum said Friday that Valbuena and Sweeney will likely be added once rosters expand on Sunday. The Cubs also were expected to add catcher J.C. Boscan and some pitchers from the Triple-A Iowa roster.
Sveum didn't expect Valbuena to play every day once he returns.
"It's nice to have left-handed bats when you can for matchups," Sveum said. "As for playing every day, I don't know. This last month will be evaluation for a lot of things."
* Scott Baker, rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, was at Wrigley Field for a bullpen session, and will make one more rehab start for Class A Kane County on Monday. So far, Baker has made two starts for Class A Daytona, and five for Kane County. In his last outing on Wednesday, he retired the first 13 batters he faced, and gave up one hit over five innings.
"We'll evaluate and see what we want to do the rest of the month," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said of Baker, who signed a one-year, $5.5 million contract with the team last November.
Kane County's season ends on Monday.
* Five members of the Cubs' Double-A Tennessee team were named to the Southern League All-Star team on Friday. They include second baseman Arismendy Alcantara, third baseman Christian Villanueva, shortstop Javier Baez, outfielder Matt Szczur and pitcher Kyle Hendricks.
– Carrie Muskat
8/25 Minor matters
Saturday's games
Mike Olt went 4-for-4, hitting a double, a home run, and driving in two runs in Iowa's 8-5 win over Memphis. Dave Sappelt, Brad Nelson and Tim Torres each had two hits. Alberto Cabrera picked up the win in relief of Casey Coleman, who gave up three runs over five innings.
Dae-Eun Rhee gave up two runs, none earned, over 6 1/3 innings in Tennessee's 4-3 loss to Mobile. Justin Bour and Rubi Silva each hit home runs.
Corey Black gave up three runs, two earned, over five innings in Daytona's 7-3 win over Tampa. Kris Bryant had two hits and two RBIs.
Tayler Scott gave up three runs over six innings in Kane County's 5-3 win over Wisconsin. Oliver Zapata had two hits, including a double and a triple. Trevor Gretzky had two hits, including a triple.
Duane Underwood gave up one run over five innings in Boise's 2-1 win over Hillsboro, which moved the Hawks into a first-place tie. Jacob Rogers had three hits and one RBIs.
Ryan Sweeney was 0-for-2 in a rehab outing in Mesa's 4-2 win over the Angels. Rafael Dolis, sidelined all season with a strained right forearm, walked one and struck out one in one inning. Jesse Hodges had two hits, as did Alex Sanchez.
6/30 Sweeney has fractured rib
Cubs outfielder Ryan Sweeney has a fractured left rib, suffered when he crashed into the outfield wall at Safeco Field on Saturday, and will not be able to do any baseball activities for four to six weeks. Sweeney was injured after catching Kendrys Morales' fly ball for the second out in the third inning.
"It's unfortunate because we started to get things going with the offense and now we lose a big piece of that," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said Sunday. "It's unfortunate for him, too, because he's trying to get his career going and play everyday. It stinks when those things happen to guys like that who are good players and getting a chance and all of a sudden it's taken away for a couple of months."
Sweeney was batting .295, and had taken over in center field after David DeJesus sprained his right shoulder crashing into the outfield wall at Citi Field on June 14.
"The wall is harder now because they put in a new wall," Sweeney said of Safeco Field. "It felt like a brick wall when I hit it. I grabbed my side because I felt it jolt a little. I feel like I've hit that way before and it wasn't that hard. It must have just hit me in the right spot. I came out of the game and was hoping I maybe bruised it and tried to swing and couldn't swing."
X-rays were negative but a CT scan showed the fracture.
"I knew I didn't feel great, but obviously, you don't know if a bone is broken," Sweeney said.
For now, the Cubs will use Brian Bogusevic in center. Sweeney is headed to the disabled list, but no move was made Sunday. After an off day Monday, they will make a roster move prior to Tuesday's game against the Athletics. The team could add a pitcher, depending on how overworked the bullpen is.
Sweeney was obviously disappointed.
"It's frustrating," he said. "Last year, I got a concussion when I was hitting .350. It seems like it comes at the worse time for me. I play hard so it's not like I was out of control when I hit the wall. It was just a fluke thing."
– Carrie Muskat
6/29 Sweeney injured
Cubs outfielder Ryan Sweeney had to leave Saturday's game after the third inning because he injured his ribs crashing into the center field wall. Sweeney was hurt when he hit the wall to catch Kendrys Morales' fly ball for the second out in the third inning, and suffered left rib soreness. The Cubs expected to know more about the severity of the injury after Sweeney was examined.
Julio Borbon took over in center in the fourth for Sweeney, who has gotten the majority of playing time since David DeJesus sprained his right shoulder colliding with the center field wall at Citi Field June 14. DeJesus is on the 15-day disabled list.
– Carrie Muskat
6/29 Cubs lineup
Alfonso Soriano is the DH Saturday in Game 2 of the Cubs' three-game Interleague series against the Mariners. On Saturday, the teams will wear uniforms from the turn of the century. The Cubs are 5-1 all-time when wearing throwback uniforms, and previously wore throwbacks June 2 of last year at San Francisco, in a 2-1 setback.
* Ryan Sweeney is batting .429 in 10 Interleague games, third highest mark among NL players. Anthony Rizzo is batting .391, and his 17 RBIs in Interleague play lead the Majors.
* Cubs DH's are batting .400 (6-for-15) with one double, one home run and three RBIs in four games. Soriano hit his fifth home run as a DH on Friday, extending his franchise record. He's batting .372 (29-for-78) with eight home runs and 21 RBIs in 24 career games as the DH.
* Here's the lineup:
Valbuena 3B
Castro SS
Schierholtz RF
Soriano DH
Rizzo 1B
Sweeney CF
Bogusevic LF
Barney 2B
Castillo C
Samardzija P
6/26 Cubs 5, Brewers 4
Anthony Rizzo celebrated the one-year anniversary of his call-up to the Cubs by hitting a two-run single, Ryan Sweeney added a solo home run and Kevin Gregg registered his 12th save in 12 tries to post a 5-4 victory against the Brewers, ending a nine-game losing streak at Miller Park.
Milwaukee made it interesting in the ninth. Chicago led 5-3 but Juan Francisco homered for the second time in as many nights, going deep off Gregg. Rickie Weeks doubled and moved up on a sacrifice but was forced at home, despite charging into catcher Welington Castillo like a linebacker. The Cubs were happy to take that out. Gennett then launched a ball to right, and Nate Schierholtz caught it in front of the warning track.
"What an ending," Cubs starter Scott Feldman said. "It was nice to put that one away and keep everyone on their toes."
"I'll have to start shaving my head and face completely so you don't see the gray [hair]," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. "When that ball left [Gennett's] bat, I ain't lying, I thought it was a homer, especially in this ballpark. I like that kid. He's going to be a good Major League player. … I've seen him hit some bombs. That little guy can hit the ball a long way."
Not this time.
"In this park, you never know," Gregg said. "I knew it wasn't hit well and that it wasn't a no doubter. It plays pretty short over there [in right] at times. Luckily, it stayed in."
Gregg, who the Cubs pitchers say is the calmest person on the planet, didn't get rattled by Francisco's homer.
"If we win by one every time, great, we win," he said. "As a closer, you don't want to give up any runs, but you want to win, first and foremost."
Gregg has been a vast improvement over Carlos Marmol, who began the season as the Cubs closer but was designated for assignment on Tuesday.
"You have a calm [with Gregg] because you know he's not going to implode with walks and stuff like that," Sveum said. "They're going to have to get their hits to beat him. The times that he's given up a run, they've hit the ball. He doesn't walk guys. He knows how to pitch. He knows, 'If I throw stirkes, they have to get hits to beat me.' We've seen many many closers over the years do a nice job just because they don't walk anybody."
Released by the Dodgers after a solid Spring Training, Gregg has filled the vacancy created by Marmol's ineffectiveness and a season-ending injury to Kyuji Fujikawa.
"We're pretty fortunate to have him," Feldman said. "He brings a lot of stability to the back end of the bullpen and also just having a veteran like that who's been through so much adversity and overcome it and is having one of the better seasons in his career right now. You can learn a lot from guys like that."
The Cubs are lucky to have Feldman, who is drawing interest from playoff-bound teams.
"There's nothing I can do about it," Feldman said of the trade rumors. "I'd love to stay on this team. I love the guys here. I think we're headed in the right direction. You never know what's going to happen but it's kind of out of my control at htis point. I hope I'm pitching well and I hope I stay here but it's really out of my control."
– Carrie Muskat
6/19 About last night …
Some notes from Tuesday's win:
* Jeff Samardzija is the first Cubs pitcher to throw 8 1/3 innings or more against the Cardinals since Carlos Zambrano went nine innings on Sept. 18, 2005.
* Nate Schierholtz extended his hitting streak to a career-high 10 games with a double in the first.
* Ryan Sweeney and Cody Ransom hit back to back home runs in the first, the third time the Cubs have hit consecutive homers this season, and first since Scott Hairston and Ransom did so in April against the Padres.
* Ransom's homer was his first off a right-handed pitcher this season. He also collected his 100th career RBIs.
* Kevin Gregg is 10-for-10 in save situations.
6/18 Cubs 4, Cardinals 2
Jeff Samardzija had studied film of the Cardinals for days, and couldn't find any weaknesses, so he focused on what he could do best, and it worked. Samardzija picked up his first win since May 27 as the Cubs beat the Cardinals, 4-2, on Tuesday night to even the series.
"It's a rivalry game, and with that aside, you have a respect for [the Cardinals] and how they play the game and how they set their lineup up, one through nine," Samardzija said. "You know you've got to come at it. I'm watching film five days before, and trying to find some weaknesses, and you can look as hard as you want and you're not going to find it. You just know your margin of error against this team is real small and you've just got to deal with it."
Besides having to face the best offense in the NL and the team with the best record in the Majors, he also was up against 10-game winner Adam Wainwright, who entered with a 2.18 ERA. But Ryan Sweeney and Cody Ransom hit back-to-back home runs in the first off the right-hander to back Samardzija.
Samardzija was efficient and effective, giving up seven hits, including a solo home run to Carlos Beltran in the sixth, and striking out six over 8 1/3 innings. He exited after serving up two singles in the ninth. Kevin Gregg took over, and gave up a RBI single to unstoppable Yadier Molina. David Freese then hit a grounder to second baseman Darwin Barney, who flipped to shortstop Starlin Castro for the force at second. Pinch-runner Shane Robinson, who was on first, slid hard into Castro and well off the bag, and second base umpire Fieldin Culbreth called interference on the play. The game was over.
"[Robinson] wasn't even close to the base and he had his cleats up," Castro said. "I understand that you can try to break up the double play in that kind of situation but not like that. … I couldn't throw the ball because he tried to kill me."
Samardzija kept the Cubs infielders busy. There was only one flyout in the game, and that was when Matt Carpenter ended the eighth with a fly ball to right fielder Nate Schierholtz. The Cubs right-hander credited a tweak in his mechanics, which helped his fastball be more effective.
"I really wanted to kick this June bugaboo," he said. "I've been working real hard and I just like where I'm at right now."
In his career, he's 2-8 with a 7.14 ERA in June, which includes an 0-4 record and 10.41 ERA in five starts last year in the month.
"The movement he had on his ball tonight and keeping hitters off balance and still throwing 96, 97 [mph] in the ninth inning, that's huge, especially with how hot it is," Sweeney said. "He kept the ball down and had his sinker going. Whenever you keep the ball down, that's a plus for the defense."
No Rizzo? No problem. The Cubs' lineup was without Anthony Rizzo, who was given his first game off this season. Sveum didn't say how long the first baseman would sit, just that he needed a "breather" after batting .157 this month. Rizzo is 3-for-6 against Jake Westbrook, who starts Wednesday.
– Carrie Muskat


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Lane Garrison insists ... he did NOT beat his Playmate girlfriend Monday night during a heated argument -- telling TMZ Live, cops were called to the couple's L.A. apartment over a massive misunderstanding.
TMZ broke the story -- someone in Lane's apartment complex dialed 911, reporting a domestic violence incident in Lane's apartment. Police showed up, but no one was arrested.
Now, Lane says whoever called 911 jumped the gun -- because Lane never laid a hand on his GF Ashley Mattingly ... and she didn't touch him either.
According to Lane, the couple had been fighting loudly -- Ashley was upset Lane was invited to her ex-boyfriend's funeral and she was not. Lane believes the volume of the argument is what prompted the neighbor to call 911.
Lane added, "I just really wanted to set the record straight ... There was NO domestic violence."
Bad luck ... ? Isn't this the same guy who said the Dec. 2006 car accident wasn't his fault ?
The idiot should still be in prison.
No idea who the f*ck this dude even is.
Whatever Lane. You still got ridiculous when she was invited to her ex's (may I remind you he is dead) funeral and you threw a fit. Physical violence or not, you are still an idiot for making a big deal of it and getting in a fight about it in the first place.
You covered all this in previous posts. Don't think we needed another.
Great way to keep your nose clean.
I nver believed that there was in the 1st place since there was no arrests made. This guy has paid his price for his accident and I believe he was truly remorseful about what happened. He seems like a great guy and I'm sure things will be fine. F all the people talking smack about him. At least he admitted he was wrong, pled guilty (what other celeb would do that? Calling Mz Berry..) and since his release has been doing PSA and talking to schools about the dangers of drunk driving. I would say that for most people in this situation they all deny, deny, deny and never admit culpability. He has earned his respect which is more than I can say for most celebs in trouble.
She deserves to get beat to be with this d bag loser in the first place. Way to pick em Ashley.
Harvey loves it when those celebrity idiots contact TMZ to spin their story.... who gives a flying fvck if Lane Garrison was involved in a domestic violence... that wouldn't be an issue if his ass was in prison where he belongs.
There wasn't any domestic violence because someone called the cops. This man needs to learn a better way to express his feelings, or he needs to find a different type of woman to date.
Who the f#ck is lane garrison? Give me something news worthy.
How comme there is no black girl at Americain Idole ,first year that dont see even one black girl at Americain Idole.It seem's that Jennifer Lopez has something againts this community ,since her separation with Sean Puffy
hey harvey, what ever happend to the justin bieber paternity lawsuit?


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Unemployment benefits extended by senate vote today, With the long-term unemployment extension that was cut off at the end of dec 2013, approximately 1.3 million people were left high and dry, waiting to find out if it.
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Unemployment benefits extension wins key senate vote, Unemployment benefits extension wins key senate vote. the u.s. senate agreed tuesday to move forward with a three-month extension of expired jobless.
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Senate set to vote on unemployment bill, Washington (ap) — the senate plunged into an election-year session monday that promises to be long on political maneuvering and less so on accomplishment.
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Show No Mercy
Mike Hill of the hard-charging Brooklyn metal band Tombs talks about the increasingly porous line between life and death, the genius of Michael Gira, as well as the themes and sounds behind the group's upcoming album, Savage Gold.
By Brandon Stosuy , April 24, 2014
Tombs: "Edge of Darkness"
The Brooklyn band Tombs' last album, Path of Totality, was my favorite metal album of 2011. The group is best described as "muscular," but are otherwise difficult to pin down. The music is precise, heavy, and powerful, and they mix black metal, post-rock, noise rock, straight-up rock, and other elements into a specific, identifiable sound. (Imagine Unsane discovering black metal and copping to an interest in Joy Division.) It's a style that's been buffed to a shine on their excellent upcoming third album, Savage Gold, which was recorded and produced by death metal legend Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, ex-Morbid Angel), at his studio in St. Petersburg, Florida.
There's a coiled intensity to these 10 songs; Savage feels both more stripped back and deeper than their previous work. It's a more chiseled record than Path of Totality, and a bigger one. Part of it's logistical—the group's shifted from a trio to a quartet—but you also get the sense that Tombs have broken through to a new level. This is music that has repeatedly blown my mind in small clubs, but you can now easily imagine them in much larger venues.
I spoke by phone with vocalist/guitarist Mike Hill about the record, recording with Rutan, the shaky line between life and death, physics, the importance of Swans, and the current lineup.
Pitchfork: The lyrics on Savage Gold have an existential feel to them, but there's positivity, too—letting ego while allowing a stronger essence to remain. What inspired these songs?
Mike Hill: Over the last few years, I've become more interested in concepts of the existential—pondering the borders between life and death, and exploring that with psychedelics. I used to be very much a materialist who believed that once you turned the light off, it's over and that's it. I'm not saying that that's not it, all I'm saying is I don't know.
It's interesting to think about—our lives have change so quickly over the last 10 years because of technology. A thousand years from now, we may not even be physical beings. We might just be projections of our consciousness that have left behind the whole physical world. And just the idea of physics: A hundred years ago, they thought they had it all figured out, and then Einstein came along and was like, "This is actually the way the universe works." So in another 100 years, who's to say what we're going to discover. We don't have the right tools to see these things. Death is just like a change of state—there's no ending or beginning. The idea of "Savage Gold"—the song and the album title—speaks to that concept.
Pitchfork: What does "Savage Gold" mean?
MH: With alchemy, there's the idea of taking a baser metal and turning it into a noble metal, like changing lead to gold. And "savage," you know, I like that word, because I like to do things with a lot of intensity. My whole life has been about changing phases and going from a piece of raw material to something refined and better than what it once was. That's the whole allegory for life, and what's beyond life, possibly. Maybe the physical world is just this material that we put energy into, and that energy is transformed into a higher state of being.
The title came out of nowhere for me. When I start writing the lyrics, I just write books—longhand ideas and concepts and essays. And I'd written down "Savage Gold" in this notebook, and it made sense to me. Much of my life is repetition, and there's a beauty in repetition. There's a strength and a power in doing things over and over and over again. Hopefully you perfect them. Sometimes these really inspiring moments come out of that repetition. I like to think that's where the title came from. The discipline of sitting down and writing in a notebook every night, knowing that you have to produce something.
Pitchfork: Do you think the psychedelics had an influence on the music itself, or was it more a lyrical and conceptual thing?
MH: It's more of a lyrical thing. Actually, I think this record is maybe less overtly psychedelic. On the music side, the instrumental interaction is more straightforward and a little dryer than our other records. And that just came out of discussions with [producer Erik] Rutan. I'd be telling him, "I want to sound heavy, dense, and powerful," and when we got down to recording he was like, "Look, you've got to back off of the reverb pedal if you want clarity." So that all came together because I wanted the music to be very powerful and the lyrics to have more of an impact, not just masked in this murky veil of echoes and reverb.
Pitchfork: I was reading the liner notes and it seems like there have been a lot of deaths in your circle of friends and family since the last record. Did that have any impact on the lyrics?
MH: Yeah, I think so. I've thought a lot about how many people have died over the past few years, and this record being an aggregate of all these lives put together. I think that's possible.
Pitchfork: You've done clean singing in the past, but it seems like you're using your voice in different ways on this album. Have you grown more comfortable with various vocal approaches, or is it just what the material called for?
MH: It's more of a lack of comfort that's making me do it, because I really enjoy existing in that discomfort zone. That's how you grow, and I try to make myself as uncomfortable to work towards things that I can't do. It's been a mission of mine to approach singing that way. With every record we do, it zeroes in a little more closer. Even going further down the line, in the future, there's going to be more types of that expression in the music. It's just another tool, another shade of color to use, give it another feeling to express.
Pitchfork: You guys are a higher profile band now, but you've still managed to keep a certain air of mystery about things. Is that a conscious decision?
MH: It's about personalities. I don't think we're really a Converse-ad band. It doesn't seem like someone's going to be like, "These guys would be perfect for this ad." It's not like we want to be in the shadows or mysterious dudes, but that's just where our personalities fall.
As far as product-selling, everyone in the band has endorsements, but it's for stuff we like. Maxon endorses us, and we use those pedals. But I don't wear Converse All Stars. It'd be ludicrous to endorse something that I don't use myself. It doesn't make any sense to me.
Pitchfork: What was it like recording with Erik Rutan?
Mike Hill: He was definitely the man for the job we needed to have done, but it was challenging, to say the least. Erik is a perfectionist, and it was one of the more grueling recording experiences we've had. However, the final result was exactly what we'd expected. We're just used to calling the shots while we're in the studio, and this was the first time in many years where someone else was calling the shots. That was a new experience for us. He's an awesome guy.
Pitchfork: Did you find that he helped you tap into new areas or things you weren't expecting, or did it all come out exactly as you'd planned?
MH: Creatively, everything was the way we were planning it. What Erik really focuses on is the technical side of things, like performances and sounds. That said, there's a whole ocean of concerns and issues that had to be dealt with for that part of the project. Working with Erik, we did a lot of pre-production—I sent him demos, and he commented on them and asked questions about what we were trying to accomplish and what type of sound we wanted. Though I'm more or less happy with the way our other records sound, I never felt like we ever achieved exactly what we wanted on Winter Hours and Path of Totality. So this time around I wanted to work with somebody who was working on records that I like to listening to, that were powerful but also have the sort of openness that we have in our other records. Collecting all of that information from our discussions, we developed a game plan. That included tuning issues, different gauges of strings. We changed all that. We used different guitars. And Erik has this special go-to tech, and we were going out there every couple of days to have our equipment worked on. He was zeroing into the technical parts of the process, and we were free to do what we needed to do on the creative side.
Pitchfork: It's been three years since Path of Totality. Was that time spent touring, or were you just taking your time following up the last record?
MH: It was a rebuilding period for us. We had a couple of lineup changes and added a member. We changed bass players. I kept putting off this recording project because everyone kept asking us, "When do you think you're going to record another record? When will it be ready?" We weren't ready. We didn't have the material. But having a long break like that was good because we're always writing, and having a larger breadth of material to draw from allows for a much more interesting recording.
Pitchfork: The lineup's changed a few times. Do you think you have a solid lineup for the time being?
MH: Yeah, definitely. Primarily, the creative part of the band is myself and [drummer] Andrew Hernandez. That's the writing core of the band. As far as execution, [bassist] Ben [Brand] and [guitarist] Garett [Bussanick] are on board, and everything seems to be clicking. It's been a really comfortable experience because those guys give a level of technical ability that has never been present in the band before.
Pitchfork: Do you find that you're writing differently with new members?
MH: Yeah, because I know certain members of the band are strong at certain things. When I write a song, I might be thinking more in terms of, "Oh yeah, this would be a great break, and we could put a guitar solo here," as opposed to not really having that tool available to us in the past. I think in terms of two guitars now—having two guys play guitars gives you that dissonance. The finer little layers of everything changes a little bit. The details change.
Pitchfork: These days everyone gives bands a tag, like this is doom, or this is post black metal, or whatever. I find Tombs hard to label that way. How did you end up arriving at your sound?
MH: One of the biggest influences on me is Michael Gira. Swans have changed from day one to where they are now—they have a several-decades-long career. I don't think he ever thought of pigeonholing himself into one specific genre. He wrote songs that meant something to him, and that's how I approach it.
I listen to all kinds of music, and I'm influenced by everything: films, books, artwork, life experiences. Somehow all of that stuff can play into creating a new color, and that's really what I'm after. I'm not interested in being a black metal band, or a thrash band, or any of those things. But I also like that framework within the metal genre, and that's the power that I use. I mean, I'm never going to make a jazz record, but it doesn't mean we're going to make one type of sound forever. It's always going to be changing.
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How may it ever cease to be
if it may not become?
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creating our eternity?
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Q: How do students find out about jobs/internship opportunities in your field?
I would go to organization's websites, sign up for their newsletters, follow them on Linkedin. Look for groups that you have heard about and then look at the other groups they list as partners. Networking is critical and informational interviews can be really helpful and can pay off in the long-run. Go to events and public hearings. Volunteer with a campaign. When you meet someone who is doing something interesting, ask if they have time to get coffee and then ask them who else they know who you could get coffee with. You should be drinking a lot of coffee when you're job searching.
Q: Where do you see growth opportunities in your field?
Climate and energy policy, as well as business sustainability, two areas that my job bridges, are going to be growing in the coming years. Businesses are increasingly integrating sustainability across departments. Although progress has not moved quickly enough, in my opinion, on climate policy in the US, I believe we are at a turning point where policymakers are increasingly motivated to address the issue.
Q: How did your concentration come into play (…or not come into play) in your work?
I studied Political Science in college and I still work in the policy arena, although in college, I focused more on international politics and political theory. I now work on federal and state climate and energy policy, which is not something I focused on during college. I think there's a learning curve to any new issue you work on, but my basic understanding of power, society, and influence has helped me professionally in a number of ways.
Q: What advice do you have for Harvard seniors looking to break into your field?
Looking for a job is a full time job. Set goals, make a workplan, and hold yourself accountable.
It really is all about who you know. Network! I cannot stress this enough. Use social media, but don't rely on it for everything. In person contact is better.
You won't find the perfect job, at least not at first. Focus on jobs that will build your skills, knowledge of the issues, and networks of other contacts. It's very difficult find a job with all three of those qualities and more.
Your career is not a ladder, it's a jungle gym. People don't always follow a linear career path. As long as your next opportunity takes you in more or less the direction you will want to go, take it.
Find ways to integrate your passion into any job. Not every job or department has "sustainability" or "environment" in the title. If you work as a barista at a coffee shop, work on compostable cups, sourcing organic coffee, or switching to energy efficient lights and appliances. You can make almost any job an environmental job, and doing those projects will connect you with others who share your passion.
Q: What are some great locations where students can start in your field?
GreenCorps gave me the training and experience to make a huge impact on the issues I care about the most. I learned valuable skills and took on a lot of responsibility. I highly recommend the program, but it's not the only option. There are so many groups working on these issue, from large national organizations to small local groups, and we need action on all fronts. We need smart researchers and wonky capitol hill staff and innovative socially responsible business leaders and motivated grassroots organizers and keen journalists. Find out what your niche is.
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Who's the Real Enemy?
Scripture Reading: 2 Chronicles 7:13-14
Our nation faces a crisis of social deterioration which would have been unimaginable a generation ago. Our society needs radical transformation. Yes, we're in a culture war, but we need to know who the real enemy is.
The real enemy, working behind the scenes, is Satan. Yet the number one reason Satan can influence the schools, the media and government is because Christians have abandoned our culture and handed it over.
Christian morality no longer permeates, and society has lost its best moral frame of reference. We need a whole new generation of people who know, revere and follow God. If we humble ourselves before the Father, He will give us the power to take our culture back.
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At 4:15 PM each Tuesday, WERS brings you our On the Verge segment which highlights an artist we think is up-and-coming.
Today's On The Verge performance comes from folk singer/songwriter Sanders Bohlke. Bohlke debuted on the scene over seven years ago, when he released his self-titled album. Since that time, he's slowly, yet consistently, been releasing singles and EP's, which bring us to today.
Just this past February, Bohlke released his second album, Ghost Boy, through Birmingham, Alabama label Communicating Vessels. The first single off the album is also titled "Ghost Boy," and there are now videos out for both that song and "Serious," another track off the new album.
Bohlke is part of a new wave of folk artists who all have been slowly rising to prominence. He's actually been on tour with Gregory Alan Isakov and Aoife O'Donovan, another pair of artists on the rise, during this year.
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