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The third time was the charm for Brevard County's Zachary Loeb, a senior at Viera High School, who took home the top prize at the 16th annual Dr. Ying Science Competition. It was his third year in the contest and his first time winning the award.
He was awarded a trophy, a $5,000 cash scholarship, as well as $1,000 awards for his science teacher and school.
See photos and video from the awards ceremony held at Fulton's Crab House at Downtown Disney on Sunday, April 27.
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Loeb's winning research was the continuation of a multi-year effort which focuses on contaminants in the water supply, specifically industrial hormones and naturally occurring hormones, that accumulate and cause reproductive problems for alligators, fish and people. He developed a way to remove those hormones from the water supply more affordably and more effectively. In fact, his method is 25 times more effective as a disinfectant than chlorine and much cheaper.
The remaining projects were Orange County's Catherine Li from Lake Highland Preparatory School, who has developed a new method to synthesize nanoparticles especially designed for drug delivery applications, with an ultimate goal of cancer treatment; Seminole County's Nikhil Patel of Oviedo High School, who has identified early indicators of cognitive impairment, for instance, the ability to predict the likelihood a person is going to develop Alzheimer's Disease; Brevard County's Alexandra Gabrielski of Viera High School, who has increased the efficiency of algae as a biofuel by reducing the cost of its production; and Seminole County's Samuel Brenner of Seminole High School, who has designed a software package to analyze fractal and multifractal structures in stellar phenomena.


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- Caniiso Oli
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How can the African diaspora help the continent?
Do you think only people with strong personalities, or only highly motivated and determined people, can help the continent? Or can a massive movement starting from the outside help Africa? (By creating a network outside the continent, throughout the world...)
Oct 18 2011: .
Hi Oli, this is a very interesting topic.
I know many Congolese in Belgium, and they send quite a bit of money to their relatives in Congo. The money transfers of the global African diaspora run in the tens of billions. Family members then use that money to invest in whathever they think is necessary (education, a business, etc...).
So the diaspora is already helping, in a sense.
But the diaspora could do more: it could "translate" and "transfer" knowledge, instead of only money.
I have a friend who runs a small company that offers advice to budding entrepreneurs from the diaspora, on how to go back to their home country and invest. The members of the diaspora have a big advantage, as they know "modern" management techniques, and can modernise business in their own native country.
So indeed, your suggestion is pretty interesting: let's create a (business network) of members of the diaspora getting together to give each other advice, support and investment opportunities in order to help lift up their own countries.
Caniiso Oli
Oct 19 2011: Yes. It has to be done.
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I think that an event like this and an organisation is essential, to share idea and project a kind of TEDiaspora (with workshop and place to network).
It will show to student or worker which kind of opportunity we can catch and what we can do for Africa.
The influence of the diaspora could be amazing.Nov 5 2011: Hi,
Its already existing in the US and they also have conference in London. Check this website http://www.africagathering.org/
Could be interesting to start it in Brussels.Oct 17 2011: The African diaspora has more than just a mere responsibility in educating their leaders, by first understanding their shortcomings and working on them through diaspora forums involving the same leaders as well.
Caniiso Oli
Oct 17 2011: I totally agree with you. But don't you think that there is a lack of organisation or structure outside the continent? As you say a big Diaspora forum, could be amazing or just a new version of the TED event but on the topics "The rise of Africa".
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I have learned a lot and have been aware that many amazing project have been created through TEDtalks.
AIMS by Neil Turok, Ashesi University by Patrick Awuah, and many other.
Those initiative have to be share throughout all the diaspora, to initiate people to help them or to inspire them.Nov 2 2011: Hi Oli ( ;) ),
To answer to your first question, I believe that neither type of character have the monopoly of being able to help the continent. I can't remember who said this but I'm convinced that our continent needs strong instutions and not strong men. Instutions lasts, they evolve (in a good or bad direction) but they outlasts men. An instution,corrupt or not, is a structure that sustains a leader; he bases his power on it,uses it. What would help the continent is several groups working together in different areas in order to stabilize african countries. But it has to come from the inside. In order for the diaspora to really help their birth countries,they have to go back,live there long enough to spot the needs,the aspirations.. Otherwise to me,it seems like the diaspora will tend to make the same mistakes as the international organisations that come to Africa and "tell" the people what they need, no matter how good the intentions are, that way of doing is more harmful... But the diaspora can support projects but must have people of trust (and that know what they're doing)on the soil that they're injecting money into...
Really interesting topic Oli!Oct 25 2011: i think it has its ups and downs.for example flying out of their own country for better living gives you the idea that they are doing this for personal gains.but if the individual outside the country has families that he/she is supporting inside that country then he/she is technically helping that country in a way,with their remittances while giving more economic power to the country that he/she is in.this happens everyday here in the philippines and by this events overseas filipino workers arent really helping our country but country that they are working for.im not saying that there is something wrong with that but i think if youre a filipino then the philippines goes first on your list.the same with other countries too.Oct 24 2011: Hello Oli,
I'm trying to understand how an organized Diaspora can help Africa? I mean when people leave their roots for a better life, it's usually not in the name of a continent. It's to make a better life for their families. A truly noble but individual decision. It's been my experience that once things get "organized" the original meaning gets lost. I think that Diaspora is a natural progression that has been a part of development throughout history.
Oct 30 2011: Hi,
It's a good remarks.
For some people you're true. (I will only talk about first and second generation of immigrant) But I think that for a good part of the immigrant which came in the west for studying or for political reason are not in a denigration of their origin. They left their country because it was a necessity, political issue, unstable economy...
As the first or second generation grew up socially and had a stable life in the west a good part of them are interested by the country where they come from, because they let a part of their family and the culture which define them self.


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According to a 2009 New York Times story, Young, a former county supervisor, beat out a white incumbent by 46 votes to win the election for mayor. Young attributes his strength, determination and courage to God. He sees King's work as a role model for all to uphold and follow: to love one another regardless of race, the right for all people to share freedom and peace and to help those who are in need.
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About Brad: Gives ETSU a player with size in the paint and a soft shooting touch from outside ... highly recruited coming out of high school, Nuckles chose to stay close to his childhood home of Council, Va. ... will be counted on to develop his inside game even more this year, and serve as the team�s most tested inside player. 2005-06: Finished first on the team with 7.8 rebounds a contest, and was sixth on the team with 8.0 points per game ... averaged 8.5 points and 8.3 rebounds a game during A-Sun play � scored 12 points and grabbed five rebounds in the loss to Gardner-Webb (3/2) in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament � matched his season high for blocks (3) and picked up his sixth career double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds in the win over Campbell (2/9) ... had 12 points and seven rebounds in the win over UNF (2/6) ... scored eight points and grabbed eight rebounds in the win over Jacksonville (2/3) ... had a team high 13 rebounds against Mercer (1/30) ... picked up 10 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3-point field goals attempted (4), free throws attempted (4), and minutes (31) in the loss to Clemson (12/15) ... his 31 minutes of play against the Tigers was also a career high. 2002-03: Averaged 5.6 points and 4.3 rebounds during season ... pitched in his second career double-double with 10 rebounds and 16 points in the Southern Conference Tournament championship game against Chattanooga ... held his own against Wake Forest in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, scoring seven points and collecting seven rebounds ... helped lead ETSU�s freshman trio with a career-high 19 points in a win over Davidson ... scored the game-winning basket with a tap-in at the buzzer to beat UNCG in front of a nationally televised audience on ESPN2 ... play was one of the day�s best on ESPN�s SportsCenter ... Nuckles became first ETSU true freshman to start his first collegiate game since Ryan Wilson (�96-�97) ... responded to the challenge by garnering a double-double with 12 points and 13 rebounds ... was 4-of-7 from the field and collected two blocks ... took another step in the maturation process against Vanderbilt, playing 21 minutes, scoring eight points and grabbing five rebounds ... saw a season-high 25 minutes of play at Virginia. High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach Rick Goodman at Council High School ... back-to-back Virginia Group A Player of the Year awards ... averaged 30.2 points, 16 rebounds and six blocks as a senior ... scored 2,290 career points, a school r ecord and fifth all-time in Virginia Group A ... 846 points as a senior, third all-time in the state ... averaged 22 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks as a junior ... led Council High School to the state championship that season ... holds every scoring record at Council High. 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SHENANDOAH — The Creston softball team didn't take long to rebound after its 11-game winning streak was snapped over the weekend, pouncing on Shenandoah early here Monday in a 12-3 win.
The Panthers improved to 13-5 for the season with the win and 6-0 in Hawkeye 10 Conference play.
Creston jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the first inning Monday after nearly being out of the inning.
After two outs in the inning, Haylee LaMasters was hit with a pitch. Natalie Mostek then drew a walk. Senior Mackenzie Andreasen smoked a two-run double into center field and then freshman Shelby Palser hit an RBI single to put Creston up 3-0.
"The key for us was the first inning," Creston head coach Mike McCabe said. "We were right there, almost out of the inning with nothing and we get three.
"We had moved things around. We'd been batting Mackenzie down in the order in hopes of getting her going. That worked. She was 7 for her last 15. It was her chance to move up to the fifth spot. She drove in two huge ones in that first inning. That changes the whole game. All the momentum is on our side."
Andreasen and Palser both recorded multiple hits and both drove in four runs for the Panthers out of the fifth and sixth spots in the order.
Brenna Baker also broke out of a slump with two hits in the game.
"Shelby had three straight base hits in her first three at bats, drove in four runs on the ballgame," McCabe said. "She had a nice night batting right behind Mackenzie in the six-spot. It was good to see Brenna. She kind of broke out tonight, had been struggling a little bit. Got a couple of hits."
The Panthers added to their lead with three more runs in the third inning when Mostek continued her hot streak with an RBI double, followed by a two-run single from Palser.
After Shenandoah made it 6-1 in the bottom of the third, the Panthers added to the lead once again in the fifth inning on RBI singles from Jami Sickels and Taylor Briley. Palser hit an RBI grounder in the sixth inning.
Creston added three more in the seventh when LaMasters brought a run home with a walk and a two-RBI single by Andreasen.
The 12 runs scored by the Panthers was more than enough for LaMasters, who baffled the Shenandoah hitters throughout the game.
LaMasters struck out 13 batters and issued just three walks, allowing five hits.
"Haylee pitched pretty well against a team we had scouted, had been playing pretty well," McCabe said. "They had a 3-0 win over Glenwood. They really swung the bat. Had a lot of first pitch swingers. I thought Haylee pitched pretty well. Struck out 13, walked three. A few of those walks came pretty late."
On the flip side, the Panther batters struck out just twice in the game against Shenandoah pitcher Jordan Major, doing a good job of putting the ball in play.
"To be fair, the Major girl, she's a real good pitcher," McCabe said. "She's not overpowering, but moves the ball around. We did a good job of putting it in play. We had some at bats where we were aggressive outside the strike zone. Fortunately for us, knock on wood, we've got some other kids up and down the lineup who can pick us up."
Creston travels to Denison (14-6 and 7-4) tonight for a varsity doubleheader against one of the best hitting teams in the conference.
"We'll be in for a battle tomorrow night," McCabe said after Monday's game. "Probably the toughest hitting team in the conference. It'll be a big challenge, and obviously a long road trip up there."
Denison-Schleswig fell to Lewis Central 4-3 on Monday. The only other team undefeated in the Hawkeye 10, Harlan, was a 4-3 winner over Kuemper Catholic on Monday.
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The Creston junior varsity team improved to 5-5 for the season with a 9-0 win over Shenandoah on Monday.
Brenna Baker, Taylor Briley and Josie Sickels combined to pitch a two-hitter, striking out a combined four batters.
The Panthers totaled seven hits and took advantage of five Shenandoah errors.
Josie Sickels was 2-3 with a triple and one RBI. Briley went 2-3 with a triple and one RBI. Kiana Stuart was 2-3 with a double and one RBI.
"We did a nice job of adjusting and getting some hits, and taking advantage of their errors," Creston JV coach Teri Keeler said. "We were able to get out of a couple innings with some good defensive plays."
Creston 12, Shenandoah 3
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He may fire people each week on his show "Celebrity Apprentice," but when it comes to the WWE crowd, Donald Trump is the one who's apparently not so welcome.
During his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in NYC, the crowd in attendance unceremoniously booed The Donald during his speech. Trump was introduced by his friend Vince McMahon, who reportedly tried to quiet the crowd, but the booing continued.
Trump was being inducted for his long history of support for and involvement with the organization, in addition to being the former owner of the "Monday Night Raw" franchise. WrestleManias IV and V were even held at Trump Plaza. Other inductees besides Trump included Bruno Sammartino, Mick Foley, Bob Backlund, and Trish Stratus.
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias was in the crowd and confirmed the incident:
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Interestingly enough, Trump wasn't the only person booed that night. His son, Donald Trump Jr., was reportedly booed all the way out of the building.
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"The fans were a little rough as another inductee and friend, Donald Trump, would likewise experience. It's understandable as we are not pro wrestlers and the honesty of the WWE fans is what makes it fun. However, I did the speech mainly to tell the world all the amazing things about Bob and I fear some of those things were not heard. Below is my speech. I'm hoping you'll print it for a good friend, a great champion and one of the most incredible human beings I know."
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In my letter last month, I encouraged people to, at the least, ask God for another Great Awakening in America when they sit and give God thanks for their food three times a day. I heard from a number of people that they were in wholehearted agreement!
As we prepare to celebrate Christ's resurrection from the dead (Easter), may we as a people call upon God to again bring "life from the dead" and wake up a sleeping – and often dead – church, as well as bring a great spiritual awakening at large.
It is important to know that awakenings are not simply times of enhanced personal religious experience. During a renewal, or awakening, there will be not only a great reviving of Christians, but also a large impact on the problems of society. Awakenings have social impact. In the wake of spiritual awakenings comes social restoration. Corrupt, immoral, unjust and ungodly people and societies can return to honesty, purity, justice and holiness.
Will Americans hear this call? Is it possible for America to experience another Great Awakening? Yes, it is. But she will have to meet the requirements that God has set out in Holy Scriptures: "If my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways: Then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."
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Pertussis is a highly contagious bacterial disease that causes uncontrollable, violent coughing. The coughing can make it hard to breathe. A deep "whooping" sound is often heard when the patient tries to take a breath.
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Pertussis, or whooping cough, is an upper respiratory infection caused by the Bordetella pertussis or Bordetella parapertussis bacteria. It is a serious disease that can cause permanent disability in infants, and even death.
When an infected person sneezes or coughs, tiny droplets containing the bacteria move through the air, and the disease is easily spread from person to person.
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Coughing spells may lead to vomiting or a short loss of consciousness. Pertussis should always be considered when vomiting occurs with coughing. In infants, choking spells are common.
Other pertussis symptoms include:
The initial diagnosis is usually based on the symptoms. However, when the symptoms are not obvious, pertussis may be difficult to diagnose. In very young infants, the symptoms may be caused by pneumonia instead.
To know for sure, the health care provider may take a sample of mucus from the nasal secretions and send it to a lab, which tests it for pertussis. While this can offer an accurate diagnosis, the test takes some time, and treatment is usually started before the results are ready.
Some patients may have a complete blood count that shows large numbers of lymphocytes.
If started early enough, antibiotics such as erythromycin can make the symptoms go away more quickly. Unfortunately, most patients are diagnosed too late, when antibiotics aren't very effective. However, the medicines can help reduce the patient's ability to spread the disease to others.
Infants younger than 18 months need constant supervision because their breathing may temporarily stop during coughing spells. Infants with severe cases should be hospitalized.
An oxygen tent with high humidity may be used.
Fluids may be given through a vein if coughing spells are severe enough to prevent the person from drinking enough fluids.
Sedatives (medicines to make you sleepy) may be prescribed for young children.
Cough mixtures, expectorants, and suppressants are usually not helpful and should NOT be used.
In older children, the outlook is generally very good. Infants have the highest risk of death, and need careful monitoring.
Call your health care provider if you or your child develops symptoms of pertussis.
Call 911 or get to an emergency room if the person has any of the following symptoms:
DTaP vaccination, one of the recommended childhood immunizations, protects children against pertussis infection. DTaP vaccine can be safely given to infants. Five DTaP vaccines are recommended. They are usually given to children at ages 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 15-18 months, and 4-6 years.
The Tdap vaccine should be given around age 11 or 12, and every 10 years thereafter.
During a pertussis outbreak, unimmunized children under age 7 should not attend school or public gatherings, and should be isolated from anyone known or suspected to be infected. This should last until 14 days after the last reported case.
Many health care organizations strongly recommend that adults up to the age of 65 years receive the adult form of the vaccine against pertussis.
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Cohn AC, et al. Immunizations in the United States: a rite of passage.Pediatr Clin North Am. 2005;52(3):669-693.
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The Egyptian capital of Cairo is the largest city in Africa and home to nearly 20 million residents. The city's proximity to the Great Sphinx and pyramids of Giza makes it a popular destination for tourists.
Modern Cairo which boasts contemporary architecture and typical Islamic architecture standing side by side, is not to be missed. Tourists should try to include a visit to the Egyptian Museum and the Cairo Opera House, as well as a boat ride down the River Nile, in their itineraries.
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James J. Eozzo, 83, of Napimo, Calif., died Wednesday, July 27, 2011at his residence following a lengthy illness.
He was born March 24,1928, son of the late Nicholas and Vencheniza Condello Eozzo.
He resided in Johnsonburg, where he attended school. Later, he moved to California.
He was self-employed with EZO Pumping in California.
He enjoyed golfing, gambling and being with his family and friends.
He is survived by his wife, Rita Eozzo; three sons, James Eozzo and Robert Eozzo, both of St. Marys, and Greg Losman from California; two daughters, Gloria Nelson of St. Marys and Michelle Ayala of California; a brother, Vito Eozzo of St. Marys; 15 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and by several nieces and nephews.
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Dig These Discs :: Melody Gardot, Maroon 5, Leah Labelle, Fiona Apple, Justin Bieber
Get ready to scream, girls! The Beebs has just dropped his new album, "Believe," teaming up with Ludacris, Nicki Minaj, Drake and Big Sean. Melody Gardot shares her sultry international sound, and newcomer Leah LaBelle lays out a few soulful tracks. Fiona Apple drops her first album in seven years, a collection of emotionally overwrought tunes.
"The Absence" (Melody Gardot)
After time spent in the deserts of Morocco, the tango bars of Buenos Aires, the beaches of Brazil and the streets of Lisbon, singer Melody Gardot returns to America with her new album, "The Absence," a dozen percussive-heavy, Latin-influenced songs that will make your feet move. She starts out spicy, with the Spanish-language song, "Mira," and slows things down with "Amalia," a slow love with the lyrics, "Amalia, finding her way on the open road, Amalia, going whichever way the wind goes." Gardot's deep, clear voice is very much suited to this style. In "So We Meet Again My Heartache," a subtle Spanish guitar melds with Gardot's sultry vocals to create the feel of an old Astral Gilberto tune. In "Lisboa," she extends this old-timey lounge singer vibe, letting acoustics, piano and tinkling percussives paint a mental landscape of a far away "paradise beside the sea." With a flourish of guitars, Gardot launches into "Impossible Love," a slow, dramatic foreign-language song that evokes the passion of the great Edith Piaf. She moves to a more Mae West, sassy vibe, proving that love is a lie in, "If I Tell You I Love You," singing, "There are so many things I could say, my love/ Make you trip, so your lips would be mine. There are so many things I could do, my love, To convince you my love is divine/ There are so many words I could tell you, There are so many moments in time But I say 'fore we go to the land down below, If I tell you I love you, I'm lying." Her song "Goodbye," is Billy Holiday light, complete with meandering drums, woodwinds and a touch of brass. Gardot teams up with a male singer for the Spanish-language song, "Se Voce Me Ama," a sad song backed with a soft guitar. Gardot's deep, lush vocals are on display in "My Heart Won't Have It Any Other Way," and the song smacks of Ella Fitzgerald's classic, "At Last." She wraps things up with "Iemanja," a jaunty island tune that makes the most of a calypso beat. Gardot's "The Absence" belies its name; nothing is missing. This singer is the complete package.
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"Leah LaBelle" (Leah Labelle)
It's immediately apparent what Pharrell Williams and Jermaine Dupri saw in Leah LaBelle. In her new, five-song LP, this young, white girl belts out deep, soulful tunes as if she had Mary J. Blige in her pocket. Recorded in Atlanta, the album features a series of light, hook-laden songs like her single, "Sexify," a song that LaBelle said she, "hopes inspires girls to feel free to be sexy to guys while still being true to themselves." She kicks off the album with "So Hot," a bouncy R&B love song in the vein of Angie Stone, that finds LaBelle singing, "I get nervous, it's just that I like things perfect that's the scary part of messing up with you, because you're so hot, so so hot." She seizes an electronic vibe in "Make Me Get Up," a song about going to the club to get your groove on and be transported by the music. Gardot makes the most of a chorus of voices in the take a chance on love song, "What Do We Got to Lose?" She moves more toward a pop vibe in her final tune, "Mr. Scissors," a song fueled by rattling snare drums, with a slower break. LaBelle comes from a family of musicians; her mother was in an Abba-esque pop group in Communist-era Bulgaria, and her father was a guitarist in one of that country's first rock groups, and often found himself imprisoned just for his long hair. From fame in Bulgaria to a working class life in Pennsylvania and then Seattle, LaBelle's life was tough. She tells of being inspired to perform by seeing Lauryn Hill in "Sister Act 2." LaBelle went on to join a prominent gospel choir, and her singing truly does evoke the style of the Fugees. After a year at Berklee College, she moved to L.A. to sing backup. After the run-around, LaBelle was about to give up on her solo career when YouTube videos of her singing reached Williams and Dupri. She was signed to their labels, and to Epic Records, within days. "I've been ready my entire life," said LaBelle. Her full-length debut album will drop in the fall. For now, enjoy a taste of something sweet.
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"Overexposed" (Maroon 5)
After the widespread, runaway success of the 2011 smash hit "Moves Like Jagger," it is no mystery why Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine chose to label this new album, "Overexposed." Rooted in rock, soul and funk, the band has also finally "completely embraced the idea of making pop music -- of making songs for the radio," said Levine. So Levine, James Valentine, Mickey Madden, Matt Flynn and PJ Morton put aside their pride in handling all their music in-house, and for this album, reached out to collaborate with hit maker Max Martin, plus Benny Blanco and Ryan Tedder. The result, only 21 months in the making, is a more eclectic pop album, ready for radio. The band launches the 10-song album with "One More Night," a bouncy, electronic song with an underlying Latin beat. They team up with rapper Wiz Kalifa for "Payphone," their hit lead single, the anti-love song with the lyrics, "All those fairy tales are full of shit/ One more fucking love song, I'll be sick." In "Daylight," Levine sings of love in the dark, "In the daylight we'll be on our own, but tonight I need to hold you so close." The fast-moving rock song "Lucky Strike" keeps time with a steady bass beat, and the bouncy, rhythmic hooks make it a strong candidate for radio play. "Sometimes honesty is the worst policy, happy ever after...let it go, you never need to know," a scorned man sings in "The Man Who Never Lied." Maroon 5 slows things down in "Love Somebody," a lukewarm love song. "Ladykiller" is a quirky little pop song that latches onto an early-'80s pop feel, tweaked with the falsetto break, "How could you do it?" Valentine admits that his favorite jam, "Fortune Teller," began with him tooling away on a $10 Korg mini-keyboard in the lounge at Conway Studios in L.A. "I'll never know how the future will go; I don't know what to tell you, I'm not a fortune teller," Levine sings. "Sad" is a slow, piano-heavy song that is as good its name, and "Tickets" is a choppy song with the lyrics, "she's got tickets to her own show but nobody wants to go, and I'm stuck sitting in the front row, singing along like there's no tomorrow." This track hearkens back to older Maroon 5 hits. In the electro-reggae hit "One More Night," the band sings of a bad love, "Cross my heart and I hope to die that I'll only stay with you one more night." "Doin' Dirt" is a disco-rock jam that Valentine said was influenced by the songs of Hall & Oates. The electronic crescendo often found in '70s disco tracks, an audible version of the "star wipe," is ample proof of this. "Beautiful Goodbye" is another one in a line of funky ballads about a girl who's perfect and beautiful without it going to her head. "More than anything I think this record says that it's always cool to try -- that you should always be willing to take a step beyond whatever feels comfortable," said Levine. Facing his fear of being overexposed was just what Levine and his boys needed to get down to business.
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Movies: Henry Cavill "Gets all hot and modern" on EW's new Man of Steel cover, which I guess means hiding his eyebrows.
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Top Seed Louisville Rolls To 79-48 Rout Of NC A&T
Russ Smith scored 23 points and set a Louisville NCAA tournament record with a career-high eight steals, and Peyton Siva had eight assists as the Cardinals demolished North Carolina A&T 79-48 on Thursday night.
Michigan Beats South Dakota State 71-56
Glenn Robinson III scored 21 points and Mitch McGary added 13 points and nine rebounds, helping fourth-seeded Michigan overcome a rough night for Trey Burke in a 71-56 NCAA tournament win over 13th-seeded South Dakota State on Thursday night.
Wells Leads Maryland To 75-62 Win Over Wake Forest
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Dez Wells scored 14 of his 21 points in the second half and Maryland beat pesky Wake Forest 75-62 on Thursday night in the first round of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
NC State Rolls Past Virginia Tech 80-63 In ACCs
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Richard Howell kept attacking the rim and the boards alongside C.J. Leslie, while Lorenzo Brown was the transition-powering point guard eager to take on a tough defensive assignment against the Atlantic Coast Conference's player of the year.
Joe Mihalich And Niagara A Perfect Match
Joe Mihalich's Niagara Purple Eagles have just eliminated Siena in the quarterfinals of the MAAC basketball tournament. Siena senior O.D. Anosike has played his last collegiate game.
Five Things: Belmont Punches Ticket, A Buzzer Beater, And Hoosiers Become Big 10 Champs
The Big dance is right around the corner and teams are making strides towards being part of it. It all started this weekend with a buzzer beater, Kentucky barely holding on and Belmont joining the tourney. A wild weekend indeed!
Five Things: A Renewed Rivalry, Niagara Eagles Eliminated, And Elite Stag Defense
One more team will join the big dance by the services of a popular tourney! The Metro Atlantic Athletic Tournament got under way and the stand out defense of the Rider stags kick started it in nice way! Along with other teams eliminated, important events you can't miss!
Kentucky Ends 14-Year Drought, Wins National Championship
Doron Lamb scored 22 points, and Kentucky won its eighth national championship, holding off Kansas for a 67-59 victory Monday night.
Kentucky's Bench Comes Up Big Against Louisville
The top-seeded Wildcats will face the winner of Ohio State-Kansas on Monday night, after Kentucky beat Louisville 69-61 on Saturday.
Big Comeback Leads Kansas To 64-62 Win Over Ohio State
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A Chesapeake Beach couple — one of whom is a 21-year veteran of the Prince George's County Police Department — have been arrested and charged with second-degree rape and 15 additional counts of sexual offenses for allegedly raping a girl since 2008.
John Grady Warhurst, 42, and Aimee Beth Warhurst, 34, both were charged with one count each of second-degree rape, conspiracy to commit second-degree rape, third-degree sex offense and conspiracy to commit third-degree sex offense; two counts each of second-degree sex offense, conspiracy to commit second-degree sex offense, sexual abuse of a minor — course of conduct and second-degree assault; and four counts of sexual abuse of a minor.
Both John and Aimee Warhurst were released Nov. 6 and 7, respectively, from the Calvert County Detention Center after posting $100,000 bond each.
John Warhurst is a lieutenant with the Prince George's County Police Department, where he has worked for 21 years.
He is assigned to District IV in the Bureau of Patrol, and he immediately was suspended after officials learned of the allegations, according to the PGPD blog. The blog further states that the PGPD will await the outcome of the criminal case against the officer and will then take appropriate administrative action.
"This police department takes very seriously our mission of constitutional, professional and ethical policing," PGPD Chief Mark Magaw said in a written statement. "We strive to be transparent in everything we do. This is our unwavering commitment to the community we serve."
On Oct. 16, Sgt. T. Fridman of the Calvert County Sheriff's Office met with a 19-year-old girl, who told him that in January or February 2008, when she was about 13, John and Aimee Warhurst "began a sexual relationship with her," according to charging documents. She told Fridman all of the sexual offenses took place at the Warhursts' home in Chesapeake Beach.
In January or February 2008, the girl, who then was in eighth grade, told Fridman she was given alcohol by Aimee Warhurst and then the couple took her into their bedroom, where they allegedly raped her, charging documents state. The girl told Fridman the abuse had continued for several years, and the couple would allegedly perform sexual acts on her, police said.
The girl then showed Fridman a text message sent to her from Aimee Warhurst that read, "You know I love you and would do anything for you. We actually both care about you. I need you to understand that is [sic] you … ever say anything … I could go to jail for the rest of my life. Please think about that," charging documents state.
Fridman then met with the victim Oct. 30 "to gather additional information" regarding the offenses. The girl allegedly told Fridman the Warhursts video taped "their sexual exploitations," according to charging documents.