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The Grammy's started at 6 pm here -- way too early, I missed the first 45 minutes. I tuned in during a Lionel Ritchie segment.
At least I didn't miss the Glenn Frey tribute.
Why did "Girl Crush" get a standing ovation?
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I caught the last two songs of the Superbowl halftime show. The last song was my favorite, with Coldplay flashing photos of Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston and others, and later being joined by Beyonce, Bruno Mars and hundreds of others, I presume were non-famous typical folks.
Haven't Beyonce and Bruno Mars already performed at the Superbowl? Why the encore? Did ColdPlay show the Who, Tom Petty, Madonna or Katie Perry? I may have missed it, the images went by fast and I was typing. Did Bon Jovi ever perform at halftime?
This is not an open thread, please keep your comments related to Superbowl -- either the game (which I'm not watching) or Superbowl Media (music, commercials, past and present, commentary, production value, etc.)
How was Lady Gaga's national anthem?
I think Denver is ahead 13 to 7, but I can't tell what the numbers flashing on the screen mean -- hopefully it's not some other statistic. There's not that much street noise coming through my windows. I do want Denver to win, just not enough to watch the game. Time for dinner -- an authentic Italian meatball sandwich on some great, crusty bread with plenty of sauce.
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The cold open from last night's Saturday Night Live. Tina Fey, as usual, nails Sarah Palin. She mostly uses Palin's own words.
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Other than work, the only thing I've thought about today is Glenn Frey's untimely passing. Keith Urban posted this really heartfelt tribute on his Facebook page. Love the piano. It's already been viewed 12 million times. And Bruce Springsteen played a live tribute to him in Chicago. The audience sings along, and check out all the lights in the audience starting around the 3'15" mark.
The comment I see repeated the most, at so many sites, "The Eagles wrote the soundtrack to my life." They certainly wrote mine in the 70's.
RIP, Glenn Frey. I think this is the only time in the 13 year history of TalkLeft I've written two RIP posts for one person. I won't be surprised if I write a third tomorrow, I'm just so, so shocked by his death and feel terrible he suffered so much pain for so many years.[More...]
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R.I.P. Glenn Frey. I read this hours ago and I am still shocked and so very sad. He was 67. I'm also upset to think that despite his access to the best medical care, medicine couldn't save him. He suffered for for a long time.
He and the Eagles were such a huge part of my early adult life -- as they were to millions of other Americans coming of age in the 70's. I've been writing this all night and keep adding more. At some point I need to stop and publish, and this is probably as good a place as any. Here is the announcement on the Eagles' website: [More...]
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Sean Penn's interview with Charlie Rose airs on "60 Minutes" tonight. Here's a recap from Variety.
Penn believes he failed to accomplish his goals, which was to talk about the U.S. government's was on drugs. "We all want this drug problem to stop. And if you are in the moral right, or on the far left, just as many of your children are doing these drugs, just as many of your brothers and sisters, your mothers and fathers, the teachers at school, are doing these drugs. Just as many,:" he said. "And how much time have they spent in the last week since this article come (SIC) out, talking about that? 1– 1%? I think that'd be generous."
Even so, Penn said he has no regrets about his actions, and was simply trying to offer readers a look at a hard-to-reach figure in order to illuminate discussion around a heated issue. "I'm really sad about the state of journalism in our country," he told Rose. "It has been an incredible hypocrisy and an incredible– lesson in just how much they don't know and how disserved we are."
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Ruta 35: The Escape Valve is finally airing on Unimas (with English captioning.) It's about the snitches recruited by the DEA and ICE to rat out the drug cartels in exchange for leniency for their own misdeeds, and is based on the career of long time ICE agent Dylan Wilkins .
This dramatic series is the story of Dylan Wilkins and the criminals he recruits to assist him in his relentless pursuit of drug lords and other wanted felons. These criminals become informants for ICE and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in exchange for reducing their charges and avoiding prosecutions.
However, Wilkins' informants are not your typical criminals- he introduces an array of men and women who, all driven by different motives such as fear and revenge, risk their lives everyday on a dark and risky mission. Among his informants are a 75-year-old grandmother who transports drugs, an IT engineer who has close ties and unparalleled access to a Mexican cartel, a "professional" informant who has been living a perilous double life for years, and the cousin of a ruthless mafia king, thirsty for the reward over her cousin's head.
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Worst Media Internet Practices of 2015 (Worthy of a Boycott of Sites That Use Them)
1. Auto-playing videos on news sites that slow or hang my computer. I continue to refuse to link to any site that has auto-play video and I close the window as soon as I see it. Worst offenders: CNN, ABC and local news, but almost everyone is doing it now. Fewest might be Reuters and NY Times, but even they do it sometimes.
2. News articles republishing unconfirmed facts without doing any independent investigation to verify. There's no excuse for lazy. San Bernadino is this year's best example.
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I've only binge-watched one series so far this weekend -- Netflix' Frankie and Grace with Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda. They play two 70 year olds who are married to law partners. In the first episode, the law partners announce they are leaving their wives to marry each other, and reveal they've been secretly having an affair for 20 years. There are 13 episodes. It has many recognizable stars. Parts of it are very funny. Lily Tomlin has been nominated for a Golden Globes award for her performance and it's been renewed for a second season. Jane Fonda looks terrific.
The beach house where most of it was filmed is very nice (although not as nice as Diane Keaton's beach house in the Hamptons in "Something's Got to Give."
I'm not finding much else to watch despite all the offerings. What are you binge-watching on this weekend? Are you using Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, or your cable service?
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Caution: Spoilers ahead, don't read if you haven't watched the Homeland finale.
Season 5 of Homeland wrapped up last night. I think this Variety recap is the best.
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35 years ago tonight, in the middle of Monday Night Football, Howard Cosell announced there had been an "unspeakable tragedy in New York City." John Lennon had been shot twice in the back outside his apartment building in New York City. He was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital. (Video here.)
There are millions of people in this world whose lives were enriched by John Lennon, his persona and his music. He told his truth and it was the truth of an entire generation. His death was a tragedy, but his life was an inspiration. His legacy is timeless. [More...]
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Al Baghdadi and Donald Trump are on Time Magazine's shortlist for Person of the Year.
They are two peas in a pod in some ways -- one insists everyone practice his preferred brand of Islam, while the other finds any kind of Muslim entering the U.S. to be unacceptable.
As for Person of the Year, since all Trump has done is talk about himself on the campaign trail, I'd give it to al Baghdadi, who has actually done something even if it's a negative: He's instilled fear in the heart of every Western Government and many civilians in his neck of the woods, which includes great swathes of Iraq, Syria, and soon to include Libya. He took on al Qaida and beat them to the Caliph punch, leaving them way behind in second place. Al Baghdadi has also created a governing state in many provinces --Trump has no such governing experience.
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For the first time since the 1920's, the New York Times is featuring an editorial on the front page of the paper. It calls for gun control.
It is a moral outrage and a national disgrace that civilians can legally purchase weapons designed specifically to kill people with brutal speed and efficiency. These are weapons of war, barely modified and deliberately marketed as tools of macho vigilantism and even insurrection. America's elected leaders offer prayers for gun victims and then, callously and without fear of consequence, reject the most basic restrictions on weapons of mass killing, as they did on Thursday. They distract us with arguments about the word terrorism. Let's be clear: These spree killings are all, in their own ways, acts of terrorism.
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I would have loved to read Carly Simon's memoirs 30 years ago. Now, I could care less.
The parade of famous men she recounts sleeping with are all now in their 70's. No one is going to read about her exploits now and say "I wish it were me."
I doubt anyone who remembers wondering who "You're So Vain" was about 45 years ago could care less about the answer now. Maybe she needs the money, but I think the only people who will read this book are those vain enough to wonder if they're mentioned in it.
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Project Runway's finale was so bad on so many levels. The show's judges were so proud it was trending on Twitter -- clearly, they didn't get that the likely reason was that fans were outraged.
First complaint: Half of the show was taken up by a new show that is starting next week, Project Runway Juniors. I was constantly hitting the mute button so as not to have to listen to it. (Especially since one of the judges will be Kelly Osborne, who never ceases to evoke a "nails on a chalkboard" reaction.)
Second, the amount of commercial time was absurd. And as if that wasn't bad enough, they had some guy from Lexus (one of their sponsors) come on during the show, not to award the contestants cars like other shows do, but just to show off the cars-- the guy actually tells the contestants they will each get one to ride in one time -- on the way to the finale. How lame.
Third, the winner, who designed a plus size collection, had the worst collection, was in the bottom several weeks, and often called out by the judges for her mistakes in the fitting of her garments and for her overly matronly designs. She said her inspiration for her final collection was Mexico City in the 1950's. (not exactly fashion-forward.) I doubt anyone, plus size or not, would wear her designs (crop tops with see though bottoms and big girl underpants in various Easter egg colors, almost all with flower-topped headresses.)
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In a prime location on Mount Desert Island Maine, this property has been lovingly cared for and enjoyed by the same family for four generations. The Cottage was designed and built in 2003-2004 by our father, Caleb, to take full advantage of this ideal spot which has direct access to the water, dock, mooring and gorgeous views of the harbor.
Near the end of a private road on Connor Point, you will feel the peacefulness of a true get-away. Steps away from hiking in Acadia National Park, and yet you are only a 5 minute drive from the charming downtown of Southwest Harbor and 25 minutes from bustling and fun town of Bar Harbor. Feel life slow down as you enjoy your morning coffee on the large deck overlooking the ocean and decide whether you will hike, sail, swim, kayak or shop. Great place for kids with large grassy area, beach combing, and many kid-friendly activities. Ideal for up to 6 adults and 2 children.
Accommodations: Our cottage features clean, open and bright rooms overlooking the ocean, a fully equipped kitchen and all of the modern amenities to enhance your stay. All the modern amenities: washer, dryer, dishwasher, gas stove, microwave, satellite TV, DVD, high speed internet (wifi), and heat. Great for boaters with both dock and mooring access.
Nearby Activities: Walk just a few minutes to hiking trails, or drive (or take a free bus) around Mt. Dessert Island where you can stop to hike up mountains, swim in lakes, view the rocky coast, or visit Thunder Hole. You can hike (or drive) up Cadillac Mountain, the highest mountain in Acadia National park,which is one of dozens of mountains to climb. From here you can look down to Bar Harbor and the Porcupine Islands, the Cranberry Islands, and much of Mt. Desert Island
Our stay at the cottage was fantastic. It was a perfect place. Peaceful, quiet, and the accomadations worked out perfectly for us. We had good weather, so we able to hike and kayak nearly every day. We had such a good time that we are thinking seriously about next year doing it again. Again thanks very much.
We all enjoyed our stay. We loved the area and the people in the grocery store and the shops were all so friendly. We also noticed how clean everything is, there is no trash on the roadways. The home is located close enough to Southwest Harbor to make shopping easy but away from everything that made it a quiet relaxing retreat.
Immediately fell in love with this cottage. Location, location, location! This beautiful house was situated in just the area right for us and what we were looking for. Saw a lot of the area during our stay, all very nice, but I couldn't imagine having stayed anywhere else. What a relaxing retreat to come back to after our hikes; to sit on the porch, play in the yard, to hang out on the dock...we felt simply at peace.
A fully stocked kitchen, comfy beds, linens and towels, and a provided for laundry room, fans, and so much more-so convenient to have and not have brought from home-we didn't have another inch of space in the car if we had needed to bring any of the things already provided...thank you!
Excellent communication with Ben, who provided local info and suggestions, in paper and email form, both useful and appreciated, and who responded promptly to all questions we had.
Enjoyed so many hikes in Acadia, shops, restaurants, and whale watching in Bar Harbor, a trip to Bass Harbor, and Beal's in Southwest Harbor. My highlights: sunrise on Cadillac Mountain, a very early, quiet morning on Sand Beach, sitting on the rocks along Ocean Path while taking in the beautiful views, watching the stars while sitting on the dock at the cottage, fulfilling my dream of roadside lobster at Charlotte's, having my first popover at Jordan's Pond House, and discovering Maine blueberries at Jordan's Restaurant and Cottage Street Bakery and Restaurant!
This cottage and its location and all of the surrounding areas was all I'd dream my Maine vacation would be; my first and certainly not my last. Thank you Ben and the Foote family!
We recently completed a week-long stay at Caleb's Cottage. The cottage, the setting, the location were all perfect. The house was very well laid out, we had 3 adults and 2 kids. There was easily room for another 2-3 adults. The cottage was very well stocked with all the necessities. We took full advantage of the deep water dock and had kayaks delivered to the cottage for use during the week. The sunsets over the cove and distant mountains were simply spectacular. The location was very convenient to SW Harbor shops, restaurants and grocery store. You're also located right next to Acadia NP (Flying Mountain). The setting, while close to SW Harbor, is private and quiet. The kids loved riding their bikes along Connor Pt and playing in the rocks during low tide. We also had some very competitive wiffle ball games in the side yard. While the cottage is great, we spent most of our time on the dock and expansive front porch. You will not go wrong by considering Calab's cottage for your visit to Acadia. Thanks, Reagan Family
We had a wonderful time at Caleb's cottage. The house is larger than the pictures convey. The house was well-stocked with all that we needed to relax and enjoy the area. Can't beat the location -- quiet, close to the water, hiking, and Southwest Harbor.
The cottage was very well stocked- all the comforts of home. Southwest Harbor is a great, quiet area, but with 5-6 very good reasonably priced restaurants and excellent local seafood, including Beal's Lobster Pier- a must for lobster lovers. Practically walk to Flying Mountain in Acadia National Park, and a great hike! Also great lake swimming at Echo Lake (in Acadia). Only negatives- Bar Harbor is a solid 25 minute drive each way (this was July, with some traffic), the house had a great cabin type feel, lots of knotty pine, but it did creak quite a bit when you walked around. Otherwise, a million dollar view of the cove and a great experience!
This was the perfect vacation destination. The cabin is so inviting - with all the comforts of home. Everything is beautifully maintained, and clearly loved by the owners family. The location on the "quiet side" of the island turned out to be a wonderful decision. Southwest Harbor is lovely, and returning to this cabin after a busy day hiking is ideal.
The view is spectacular, and we absolutely loved the dock and the unique setting on the point looking out to the harbor. We enjoyed all of the restaurants in SW Harbor, including the terrific bakery. The local drug store, bank and very nice grocery store are all within a short drive. Two or three outstanding hikes are within walking distance. Our thanks to the Foote family for sharing your cabin, and history. We will definitely return next summer!
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Lakeview Academy pitcher Ralston Cash pitched a no-hitter in the Lions 6-0 win against sixth-ranked Athens Academy on Monday in Athens.
The high school sports docket is going to be a busy one coming off a week that was dominated by cancellations due to poor weather. Baseball, soccer and golf all have headliner games and events scheduled for this week.The fifth-annual Big Red Shootout golf tournament is today at the Chattahoochee Golf Course. This boys tournament is a premier high school golf event with a pool including many of Hall County's schools along with ranked metro Atlanta schools, including five schools ranked in Class AAA's coaches poll. Top-ranked North Hall, fourth-ranked Elbert County, sixth-ranked St. Pius, No. 7 ...
The fifth-annual Big Red Shootout golf tournament is today at the Chattahoochee Golf Course. This boys tournament is a premier high school golf event with a pool including many of Hall County's schools along with ranked metro Atlanta schools, including five schools ranked in Class AAA's coaches poll. Top-ranked North Hall, fourth-ranked Elbert County, sixth-ranked St. Pius, No. 7 ...
Here's a list of some numbers that are important: wins, losses, ERA, runs scored and runs allowed. Here's a number that isn't important: the one that's placed in front of your team name.
The North Hall girls soccer team earned its fifth straight shutout with a 3-0 win against Lumpkin County on Friday night in Dahlonega.
ATHENS - Junior Demarcus Dobbs, who entered spring practice as Georgia's starting defensive end, will miss the rest of the spring after suffering a broken bone in his left foot on Thursday.
All games for the Northeast Georgia Mountains Cup soccer tournament have been postponed until April 3, due to poor field conditions and more severe weather in the forecast this weekend. Girls games will be played at Allen Creek, boys at Chestatee High School.
Flowery Branch High's baseball team is one of the biggest surprises in Region 7-AAA this season. Considering the fact the Falcons (9-3, 8-3) only returned two everyday starters from last year's region title team, no one expected them to be right in the thick of the playoff race at the midway point of the regular season.
The North Hall High baseball team quickly won 15-1 against East Hall in a three-inning region contest Thursday at Jody Davis Field.
Three area golf teams are ranked in a Class AAA boys poll released by the Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association on Thursday.
West Hall High senior Marquise Stephens recently signed a letter of intent to play football at Mississippi Delta Community College in Moorhead, Mississippi.
Six area players and one coach were selected to Georgia Sports Writers Association All-State team released today.
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As Buford High's baseball team rolled along this season, all the way to the Class AAAA state championship game, so did outfielder Brandon Marsh.
Gainesville High graduate Spencer Ralston begins match play today at the Georgia State Amateur Golf Championship after shooting a 2-under par in the two-day group ...
Gainesville High's Davis Weaver won the University of Georgia Junior Classic by one shot after shooting a two-day total of 153 (11-over par) Wednesday ...
Some of the most decorated wrestlers of all-time descended upon Gainesville to share their years of experience with the next generation of wrestlers on how ...
The Times is looking for sports stringers to cover games in our coverage area during the high school football season. We cover 18 high schools ...
Gainesville High's Davis Weaver is at the top of the leaderboard Monday after Day 1 of the UGA Junior Classic at University of Georgia ...
West Hall pitcher Charlie Cochran is getting to go on the trip of a lifetime, as far as baseball goes.
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Penn West Petroleum (PWE) stock is soaring after the company agreed to sell assets for about C$1.1 billion.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) stock is surging after reports suggested that the company may have four bidders for some of its light oil assets.
Don't look now, but we're in a "Wile E. Coyote Market." In the coming days, investors will better know whether the overvalued market will stay aloft or plunge to earth.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) stock is plummeting on Monday afternoon after the company said it may be in default on its financial covenants at the end of the second quarter.
Penn West (PWE) stock is dropping in mid-afternoon trading on Thursday after the company said it may change its debt covenants.
Here's what to look for in the week ahead to determine whether the recent rally in oil prices is sustainable or just another in a series of false starts.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) stock is down as oil prices fall today.
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These stocks under $10 are within range of triggering big breakout trades.
Investors in Penn West Petroleum Ltd saw new options begin trading this week, for the June 2016 expiration. One of the key data points that goes into the price an option buyer is willing to pay, is the time value, so with 241 days until expiration the newly trading contracts represent a possible opportunity for sellers of puts or calls to achieve a higher premium than would be available for the contracts with a closer expiration.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) shares are lower as oil prices decline due to concerns about lower demand in China.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) stock is lower as oil prices fall today following the latest U.S. supply data.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) stock is falling as oil prices decline today.
Penn West Petroleum (PWE) shares are up as crude prices rise today.
When a stock makes a large-percentage move, it is often just the start of a new major trend -- a trend that can lead to huge profits.
PWE CSG CST are going ex-dividend Monday, Monday, September 28, 2015
Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 9/28/15, Penn West Petroleum Ltd will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.01, payable on 10/15/15. As a percentage of PWE's recent stock price of $0.4515, this dividend works out to approximately 2.21%, so look for shares of Penn West Petroleum Ltd to trade 2.21% lower — all else being equal — when PWE shares open for trading on 9/28/15.


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This morning's Torah reading begins with a divine call. Vayikra el Moshe vayedaber Adonai elav. Something, someone calls out to Moses, and God speaks to him. Vayikra. There are two things about the opening word of this verse and this sefer (book) that are noteworthy and that have given rise to much commentary. First, we are not initially told the subject of the verb "called". Vayikra el Moshe. Not God… Read Article →
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Rabbi Zadok Hakohen of Lublin (1823-1900) traces the development of the Oral Law to the time of Purim. The basic founding of the Oral Torah began with the men of the Great Assembly … in that generation lived the last prophets … for with the demise of that generation prophecy was stopped up and the writing of the Torah became forbidden, just as was the writing of prophecy … Even… Read Article →
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This Shabbat, the weekly Torah portion, Tetzaveh, embraces the consecration of the priesthood to God, and the special designated Torah reading for the Shabbat prior to Purim, known as Shabbat Zachor, commands us to remember/not forget our encounter with Amalek, who sought to destroy us. A kaleidoscope of voices and texts construct and reconstruct our minds and hearts, our past and future. How do we hold in one breath the… Read Article →
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We acknowledge today as Shushan Purim, as a commemoration of the day when the Jews of Shushan (the walled Persian capital) finally rested after defeating their enemies. They returned to their gated community, and rejoiced. Although it is most fully celebrated by those in Jerusalem (and some other walled cities), we also acknowledge the day as one of celebration. For example, just as on Shabbat, we do not recite Tachanun today, as to not take away from our joy…. Read Article →


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