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Antioch seeks local jobs for students
As leaders of a school that places work at the heart of its educational experience, Antioch leaders face a challenge: in this economic downturn, they aim to create local jobs for the college's first class of students.
Antioch organizes Occupy teach-in
Antioch College faculty and students organized a teach-in on the Occupy Movement last week. See more photos from the event.
New college dines responsibly
Antioch college's innovative approach to food was born partly of the need to recognize the ecological demands of food service and also to honor the experience of eating in community.
Gegner legacy strong after 50 years
Fifty years ago this month, African-American villager Paul Graham was refused a haircut at Louis Gegner's barbershop on Xenia Avenue, sparking a historic legal case at the height of the U.S. civil rights movement. Today, villagers look back on the Gegner incident.
Murdock retires from university
Antioch University Chancellor Toni Murdock, who led the school during a time of both significant controversy and critical institutional changes, will retire in June of this year.
Murdock retires as AU chancellor
Antioch University Chancellor Toni Murdock, who spent six years at the helm, will retire in June, the university announced last week.
Hope, grit at revived Antioch
The past few months have been hopeful ones for the Antioch College community, according to President Mark Roosevelt in an update Friday, Oct. 21, to Yellow Springers and college faculty, staff, students, alumni and trustees.
Optimism at Antioch College, and hard work ahead
On Friday evening, Antioch College President Mark Roosevelt gave an update on the college's progress to an overflow crowd of college and Yellow Springs community members.
First students receive certificates in healthcare advocacy from Antioch Midwest
For the first time in the nation, a group of students at Antioch University Midwest has completed a certification program in the field of healthcare advocacy.
Class of 2015 to arrive at Antioch
Antioch's first class will arrive on campus this Saturday, Sept. 24. Their arrival, from across the country as well as near Yellow Springs, is the culmination of two years of planning and preparation by the college


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This Filthy World
In jest, John Waters has been given many pets names from the industry, the most amusing of which are "The Duke of Dirt" "The Baron of Bad Taste," "The Sultan of Sleaze," and my personal favorite, "The Anal Ambassador." However, after viewing his interviews and TV appearances over the years and this stand-up tour, you understand how wonderfully silly and semi-appropriate these titles are. But, in all seriousness, John Waters might just be one of the most open-minded, witty, and modest social commentators of our time. This is in no way exclusive to his films, which are near-subversive in their moral assault towards the mainstream. With his appearances, lectures, and stand-up, audiences are given a touching, crude and hilarious back-story to Waters and his inspirations. One which can be revolting and, despite his pet names, quite literate.
Vincent Peranio, a production designer with whom Waters works regularly, designed the stage for the event, which was held at the Harry DeJour Playhouse in New York with an audience of college students. The set consisted of a giant catholic confessional, a tree, and overflowing metal garbage cans. The backdrop provided an appropriate reflection of the director's anarchic motivations as a boy to defy the Catholic church and do everything the nuns in his school forbade him. The trash cans speak for themselves and the tree...well, the students present should have had something hopeful and refreshing to look at.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
It turns out that the granddaddy of torture-porn and Slasher-poitation, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, isn't as exploitive or graphic as its reputation would make you think. It's actually just some good old fashioned psychological horror, much closer to the economically controlled thrills of Hitchcock than the splatter flicks of Herschell Gordon Lewis. The film is kinda-sorta based on the misdeeds of serial killer Ed Gain (also an inspiration behind the book Psycho), but perhaps more of a direct result of the graphic violence from the Vietnam War seen nightly on television news. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre may have a set-up that now seems overly familiar, but where it goes was wholly original and how it gets there is utterly horrifying. Shot in a docudrama style, its ultra realistic feel makes it seem even more real; it's like The Battle Of Algiers meets The Hills Have Eyes.
The ultra low budget flick opens with a somber voice-over narration (read by John Larroquette) announcing that the film is all true (and also giving the impression that it's deeply important). Sally Hardesty (Marilyn Burns) and her group of groovy twenty-something friends in their mystery-machine like van are on their way to visit her rural grandfather's house. Stupidly they pick up a straight razor wielding loony (Edwin Neal) who should have been the first warning that this is one part of Texas you might be advised to stay out of. Eventually they each make their way to a creepy old farmhouse nearby where they are killed off, except for Sally; as the last survivor she's in for a long night of terror.
The Up Series
Imagine what it would be like to have a visual journal of your life from childhood to middle-age. Would you find the footage painful or nostalgic? Now imagine that this footage is aired on a yearly program in your nation and later available for purchase across the world. Many of us cannot begin to fathom what that would be like, even with the rise in reality television, but for a small group of Brits, it's been a reality for decades.
In 1964, directors Paul Almond and Michael Apted started a program for BBC called Seven Up!. The project was part of the World in Action series. Apted, along with Gordan McDougall, chose 14 children from different socioeconomic backgrounds, many offering extremes within the range. The motto of the project is "give me the child until he is seven, and I will give you the man," based on a quotation from Ignatius Loyola. Given the harshness of the U.K. class system, those involved predicted that the children featured would more or less follow paths that could be expected of them, based on their background. The children range from illegitimate orphans to the extremely pampered, and in order to expose them to children from different class groups, they threw them together in a field trip and studied their behavior through contrast. Following this trip were in-depth interviews with each child and their close peers. This longitudinal study is then repeated every 7 years. The programs are as follows: Seven Up!, 7 Plus Seven, 21 Up, 28 Up, 35 Up, 42 Up, 49 Up, and a rumored 56 Up is to be aired in 2012.
Night Catches Us
The low-budget period piece, Night Catches Us, is a rare kind of film these days - a complex, quiet, adult drama. More rare it's about black people, and though it's intense, the intensity comes from the characters' personal torment, not on-screen violence. In a perfect world Night Catches Us would catapult its first time feature director, Tanya Hamilton, as a major new relevant voice in film, but unfortunately there are no robots or superheroes in this story. The two lead performances by Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington reaffirm their standing as two of the most reliable actors of their generation.
What happened to the "Movement" and how does that generation of black revolutionaries learn to live in a world after the revolution has fizzled out? The film slowly opens up and unfolds. It's 1976, after years of being in exile as a snitch, ex-Black Panther Marcus Washington (Mackie) returns to his Philadelphia neighborhood to confront his past. The word on the street was that he got his best friend killed by the cops, which makes him an enemy to the folks in the hood, except that friend's ex-wife Patricia Wilson (Washington). Also once a radical, she's now a respectable lawyer raising a daughter as a single mother. She and Marcus seem to have something between them. Is that why her husband was killed? Or are they both just haunted by the death of a man and the loss of a way of life? What's left to fight for or stand for? These are two people lost in the past desperate to find a future. Though they do come together, there are too many ghosts between them to let them really fall in love, which in an Ibsen-like twist is what creates their bond.
Though there's already been about a dozen since and dozens more to come, Kick-Ass could be considered the final word on the superhero movie; it neatly puts an end to the myth and redefines the genre perfectly. Based on a comic book by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr., and directed by Matthew Vaughn (Layer Cake, X-Men: First Class), Kick-Ass is vivaciously violent and proudly R-rated. It plays as both an action movie and a send-up of the clichés of superheroes and vigilantes flicks. But this is no Hero At Large (a lame John Ritter would-be superhero flick from 1980), though it's humorous and ultra creative, by the end its grim tone moves it closer to the V For Vendetta or even Watchmen heaviness territory.
The film follows three separate New York kid storylines which eventually come together in a most surprising way. Teenage comic-book geek Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson), out of loneliness and an urge to make something of himself, dons a superhero costume, names himself Kick-Ass and sets out to fight crime. His first attempt to take on street punks puts him in the hospital, the good news, though, is he comes out with some actual kinda super-powers; severe nerve damage gives him the capacity to endure extreme pain. His next go at taking on petty criminals is captured on camera and makes the antics of Kick-Ass an Internet sensation.
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Trick 'r Treat
WARNING: Review contains spoilers.
Trick 'r Treat might just be the greatest Halloween horror film to date. Not only do most of the horror films that people choose to scare themselves with around the holiday not even circulate around the event, but those that do, such as the films that make up the Halloween franchise, fail to approach the mysticism of Halloween itself. Don't get me wrong, many of them are awesome movies, but they use Halloween as a crutch instead of integrating it into the plot.
Friday the 13th:The Final Chapter
Franchise films are a bittersweet realm. They stay fairly safe when they reach the prequels and sequels, but everything past that tends to get a little sloppy. The reasons are usually quite simple: either there were too many hands in the cookie jar in production, a bad team working on the film (director, casting, etc.) or, the plot just gets exhausted to the point of being tasteless and dull.
The Friday the 13th franchise is perhaps one of the most successful overall, coming in second to A Nightmare on Elm St. Up until the fifth or sixth film, you can pretty much find something amusing within each story. When you think about it, there are several films you can make about an impenetrable boogeyman who attacks oversexed (or in the case of this film, undersexed) teenagers who camp on his turf.
They'll probably keep smearing this franchise over the course of the next few generations, but out of the current one, this is my favorite. The first reason is the cast, the highlights of which include Crispin Glover and Corey Feldman. But the most important reason I enjoyed, and still enjoy the movie, is its ability to tease. It strings you along very slowly but rewards you with splendid kills. Perhaps the makers really did believe that this would be the movie to end the entire franchise. As a whole, it's more interesting because it's more psychological than the others. It's also the movie in which Jason meets his match—a small child.
The film opens with a montage of all the other Friday the 13th films, further giving the first audiences the idea that this would be the finale. The opening sequence in itself is quite brilliant because it's like a mini-movie, fluidly shifting from the best parts of the preceding films and ending in the final scene from Part III. They did the same sort of transition from Halloween to Halloween II, and it works really well. Anyway, the end of Part III gives the illusion that Jason was killed by an axe to the head. This movie picks up with his body being transported to a hospital and several TV broadcasts that headline the death of the person responsible for all the slayings at the lake. However, it doesn't take long for Jason to shake off his dizzy spell, kill two nurses, and become a threat.
We then leave Jason behind completely and follow a family. A newly divorced woman moves into a cabin with her responsible and pretty teenage daughter, Trish (Kimberly Beck), and her artistically gifted son, Tommy (Corey Feldman). Tommy offers a wonderful motif to the film because he designs his own ghoulish masks and seems to have a fascination with monsters.
A group of teenagers then offer the usual prey found in the other movies. They've rented the summer house next door to the family's and expect to have a good time—nowhere in their conversations does the name "Jason" even come up. For that reason, it takes a lot of the action away from Jason and turns the movie into a summer flick that of course ends disastrously. There are two girls in the group and four boys. The two girls have their love interests already among the group, which leaves Teddy and Jimmy (Crispin Glover) out of luck. That is until two beautiful twin girls (who miraculously haven't been killed yet) cross their path and everything seems balanced.
Then another character is introduced: the adult brother of one of the girls who was killed in the last film. He camps on the property and informs Trish that Jason is on the loose again after killing the nurses. So, as they scramble to keep count of her family's whereabouts when night falls, the drunk and horny teenagers next door get picked off one by one. When their bodies are discovered by Trish and the camper, they try to prepare the house for Jason's arrival. SPOILER ALERT: It all boils down to just Trish and Tommy in the end, who can barely keep Jason at arm's length once he gets into the house. But unlike most damsels in distress, Trish fights and fights hard to keep little Tommy safe. Likewise, when she's in trouble, Tommy decides to fight the lug-headed Jason with a little psychology. He makes himself look like Jason did as a boy when he drowned, and while distracted, the two finally slay him. But little Tommy needs to make sure he's dead; he goes into a fit and starts hacking away at the body with the camper's machete. The final scene is him with the shaved head and sunken eyes giving the camera a creepy glare. END OF SPOILER.
I'm well aware that many people favor the earlier films, but I've always clung to this one. It's not just a slasher movie. It's a teen comedy that grants a lot of laughs, and a lot of skin; it's about family, and what family will do to keep each other safe that drunken teenagers won't do; it's about post-traumatic stress and, in looking at the next film in which the boy grows up and follows in Jason's footsteps, how serial killers are made. If I'm not mistaken, it's also the only film in which you see Jason's face up close, and it has the same chilling effect as one of the earlier films when you see him find his mask and put it on. Lastly, and best of all, it has Crispin Glover doing an epileptic dance that just might be considered cool nowadays. Highly recommended.
The Front
During one of the ugliest periods in American political history, as the Cold War hit hysteria, a drunk congressman named Joseph McCarthy managed to destroys thousands of American lives and careers with his House Un-American Activities Committee. HUAC would accuse people of being Communists (many of the accused at one time may have belonged to the then totally legal Communist Party or donated to causes that were Russian-related—this was years earlier when Russia was our ally against Germany). To clear your name you needed to name names and praise HUAC. Most famously many in Hollywood (almost always Jewish folks) were called to testify; some played ball with McCarthy and were considered "friendly witnesses" (Sterling Hayden, Elia Kazan) while many others refused to testify and either went to jail or were blacklisted from working.
Screenwriter Walter Bernstein was one of those blacklisted, but by the end of the '50s many gutsy producers began to break the blacklist by hiring the recently unemployable. Bernstein made a comeback writing the script for Fail-Safe and eventually wrote The Front, a semiautobiographical memoir of the period. Besides Bernstein the film is full of blacklisted talent on both sides of the camera, including actor Zero Mostel and Director Martin Ritt (Hud, Norma Rae).Continue Reading
The Flowers of St. Francis
Most films with religion as a central theme – specifically Christianity – are just awful. Even films with something original and authentic to say about religion can be overly pious, pedantic, and dull. But for every film on the subject that is too obvious or cowardly there are always films that manage to examine religion or use religion as a theme that are widely acknowledged works of art—Carl Dreyer's emotionally pornographic The Passion of Joan of Arc, Michael Powell's lurid fantasia of desire and self-denial, Black Narcissus, and Tim Robbins's affecting denouncement of the death penalty, Dead Man Walking, are all good examples. But for every one of those there are quite a few stinkers. I think that unless a film challenges the assumptions of organized religion or audience biases then it's not a subject worth going near.
The Flowers of St. Francis, Roberto Rossellini's film about St. Francis of Assisi and his followers, is the rare film about Christianity that manages to say something new about the religion itself. Well, not new per se as it pretty much embodies the radical spirit of the teachings of Jesus, but new in the sense that it's not a depiction of Christianity that people are used to seeing. Rather than rely on a straight biographical narrative to tell the story of St. Francis, Rossellini tells his story in several vignettes that each embody his intense joie de vivre for animals and nature, for his brothers of the cloth, and for God. There is something downright goofy about these men joyously preaching the gospels in their tattered cloaks so happy to be poor. Somehow it's poignant and charming instead of ludicrous.
Anatomy of a Murder
Director Otto Preminger seemed to look for controversial subjects all through his career but with his two hour and forty minute courtroom masterpiece Anatomy of a Murder, he might've gone farther than 1959 audiences could handle. The film is about a lawyer defending a man who's accused of killing a guy who possibly raped his wife. If that wasn't lurid enough for audiences, they especially got all angsty over a word that was repeated in the trial, that horrific word…. "panties" (you know, women's underwear). For anyone who can get past such a lewd word, Anatomy of a Murder is very dense in detail, almost an epic in just exploring the small details of a legal case. And it's still one of the best lawyer flicks ever.
The film is loaded with talent on both sides of the camera including a famous title sequence by Saul Bass (Psycho) and a catchy score by Duke Ellington (strange since the film takes place in Michigan's Upper Peninsula—not exactly a "jazzy" part of the country. Also, Duke appears in a cameo as well.) Michigan Supreme Court Justice John D. Voelker wrote the book based on a real life case; the script was shrewdly adapted by Wendell Mayes (The Poseidon Adventure, Death Wish). It's also shot in cool black & white by the dependable cinematographer Sam Leavitt (A Star Is Born, Exodus, Major Dundee) and it was edited by another pro, Louis R. Loeffler (Laura, The Long Hot Summer). And of course director/producer, the Hungarian-born Preminger himself, was one of the big guns of his era, with a directing career going back to the Noir period (Laura, Whirlpool). Anatomy of a Murder was easily his best film but everything he did, no matter the overall quality, was always interesting.

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In our last post, we came across some stunning implementation of the dual screen AirPlay functionality of iOS – showing different screens on your Apple TV (the gameplay) and your handheld (the controls). In case you din't catch that one, you can read it here. Thanks to a few tips from our readers and some digging from our part, we've come across more dual screen games you can play on your Apple TV. In fact, we think the games in this post are better that the last one, at some points. So lets dive in!
If you've read our reviews on previous versions of Infuse, you'd know how much we love this video player. And if you've used it before, you'd also know why. Sporting one of the best user interfaces in the game, chewing up all formats one could think of and stuffed up with premium features, it's been our favourite even from the 1.x times. Then Infuse 2.0 showed up and revolutionized things by dropping it free, giving an iOS 7 based flat design and including the much awaited "streaming" feature.
Apple TV sure has alot of apps/channels but unfortunately a web-browser isn't one of them. And with good reason too. Ever tried to use the browsers in so called Smart-TVs? Well I have and can assure that using the remote as a pointer for surfing is annoying and is "injurious" to your forearm. Well, now thanks to AirWeb, anyone having an AirPlay Mirroring-enabled iOS device will be able to browse smoothly on their 40-incher.
You might remember my review of the original Infuse: The Beautiful way to watch videos where we concluded that "Infuse is the best video player we've ever had our hands on". Some great specs in Infuse which impressed us were:
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Hitman: Sniper Challenge outed by Game Informer
An ad in the latest Game Informer has outed Hitman: Sniper Challenge, suggesting the spin-off is likely to be the big announcement teased yesterday from IO this coming Thursday.
The Sniper Challenge spin-off will be available to those who pre-order Absolution at GameStop.
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Because he just showed us, by trading up to the top of the fourth round on Saturday to pick Southern Cal quarterback Matt Barkley with the draft's No. 98 selection. In creating a coach-quarterback marriage that few could have forecast, Kelly is underlining that his intent is to make his offense work, even if he doesn't start a passer who wears the "mobile'' label. In aggressively moving to land Barkley -- the Eagles traded up three spots with Jacksonville -- I think now we're all starting to believe him."He's going to make that offense work with the personnel he has,'' Barkley said, relieved to have finally found his NFL home after going undrafted for two agonizing days and three rounds. "He's said before he doesn't have to have a mobile quarterback. I'm ready to fit into his offense.'' In reality, what Saturday's biggest draft headline means is Kelly and the Eagles are ready to fit their offense around what Barkley does best. He doesn't have the biggest arm, and he probably isn't the best guy to run a lot of read-option looks, but he doesn't have to be a jackrabbit to direct an up-tempo attack. Kelly admired Barkley's football smarts, his competitiveness, and his ability to see the field and make quick and accurate decisions. Think Tom Brady and you start to get the real model for what Kelly is after in his goal of running as many plays as possible in a game, and Barkley's 40 time has little to do with the equation. It's easy to say Barkley looked like a steal that Kelly couldn't resist in the fourth round, given that he was thought of as a potential top 10 pick in 2012, and a likely first-rounder even this year, after returning to USC for a disappointing senior season. He played in big games, for a storied collegiate program, and dealt with a lot of different types of adversity over his four seasons at Southern Cal. There are plenty of reasons Barkley was worth the level of investment Philadelphia just made in him, not the least of which was Kelly considered him a known quantity, having competed against him in the Pac-12. Where Barkley fits immediately on the Eagles depth chart is a question that can't yet be answered. Kelly said he sees no reason not to wage a wide-open competition between Michael Vick, Nick Foles, Dennis Dixon and Barkley, but it would appear that Foles, the second-year pro from Arizona, is the guy whose game most resembles Barkley's, and thus he might be vulnerable to losing his roster spot. Though Barkley could certainly catch on quickly to the pro game and perhaps even earn the starting job with a strong preseason, in going to the Eagles he has found a close to ideal situation in which he could develop for a year or so before he has to play. Unlike when he started for Pete Carroll as a freshman at USC, Barkley should have time to work on his craft and thoroughly learn Kelly's offense before the pressure of expectation descends. If there's an upside to the sting of receiving 97 rejection notices spread out over two days (Barkley was taken 98th), that's it. As for Kelly, maybe we should start taking him at his word. As he has reminded us more than once, he won at Oregon using a lot of different types of players, and had no one-size-fits-all quarterback template. Drafting Barkley drives the point home in convincing fashion. Kelly isn't constructing a gimmick offense in Philadelphia. If you're a quarterback who can play, you can play for him. Mobility is not a prerequisite. BURKE: Eagles trade up to get NFL-ready Barkley? To me, it was a bit of an echo of Washington drafting Kirk Cousins early in the fourth round last year, after taking Robert Griffin III with the No. 2 overall pick, and I kind of feel for Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib. In going in the fourth round to the Giants as nothing more than Eli Manning's backup and maybe eventual trade bait if he develops, Nassib's draft experience had to be a colossal downer. Everybody and their brother thought Nassib was headed to another team in New York, the Bills, to be their likely starter or quarterback of the future, playing for his old collegiate coach, Doug Marrone. Instead, he's headed to the Giants, where Manning never misses a game and an old Syracuse grad in Tom Coughlin coaching the team. I suppose it could all work out for the best for him in the long run, but Nassib could go years without seeing the field in any significant measure in New York, as Giants general manager Jerry Reese gleefully admitted: "If he doesn't ever play, that'd be great,'' Reese said. Way to kill a kid's dream. If the Giants do wind up needing him to play, and he plays well, chances are he won't be in New York indefinitely. But for the time being, Nassib's future looks to be on hold. ? And speaking of the Giants, Coughlin and Syracuse, people are going to start to talk. First, New York selected Syracuse offensive tackle Justin Pugh in the first round, and then it came back Saturday and tapped Nassib to play the backup QB role David Carr has held down for several years. Talk about your Orange crush. Or crush on the Orange. ? You know who had a great weekend? Cleveland's Brandon Weeden, Jacksonville's Blaine Gabbert, Arizona's Carson Palmer, and to a degree, Oakland's Matt Flynn. Because none of them looked up to find their teams drafting a clear-cut challenge to their starting quarterback jobs. The Raiders did spend a fourth-round pick on Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson, but he's likely to be competing more with Terrelle Pryor for the backup job than he is with Flynn for the No. 1 spot in 2013. ? Heard a great point made on the NFL Network Saturday about this draft: It should really raise the importance level of the Senior Bowl back to where it once was, instead of being an event that routinely gets skipped by some of the draft's top prospects. Why? This year, so many of the top picks helped themselves considerably in Mobile, including game MVP E.J. Manuel (the draft's only first-round quarterback), Lane Johnson, Ziggy Ansah, and the No. 1 overall selection, Eric Fisher. All told, there were 10 first-round picks who played in the Senior Bowl this year, the highest number in years. On the flip side, the projected top-rated quarterback at the beginning of the draft season, Geno Smith, avoided the Senior Bowl, and where did that move get him? Maybe the second round. KING: Looking back on a strange first round ? Was that a quintessential Steelers draft, or what? Pittsburgh went after a little of everything we've come to identify with the Steelers over the years. First, they landed an impact edge-rushing outside linebacker in Jarvis Jones in the first round. Then, in the second round, they went after a power running back in the jump-happy Le'Veon Bell, and on Saturday, in the fourth round, they found a potential long-term replacement for Troy Polamalu in hard-hitting Syracuse safety Shamarko Thomas. That's a Steelers draft sent over from central casting. ? There can not be a unit in the NFL that has improved more dramatically since the season ended than Tampa Bay's defense. In what feels like a relative blink of the eye, the Bucs have added All-Pro safety Dashon Goldson in free agency, best-in-the-game cornerback Darrelle Revis via trade with the Jets, and drafted second-round cornerback Johnathan Banks of Mississippi State and fourth-round defensive tackle Akeem Spence of Illinois. The Bucs are obviously led defensively by that star-studded secondary, which also includes 2012 first-round safety Mark Barron, the former Alabama standout. If fourth-round defensive end William Gholston of Michigan State turns out to be a much better pass rusher than his cousin, former Jets top-10 flop Vernon Gholston, Tampa Bay's D could really take a quantum step forward in 2013. ? This just in: The SEC dominated this draft kind of the way it has college football for the past decade or so. Thirty-three of the first 99 picks in the proceedings -- or one third -- were SEC products. Like it or not, it may be time for the NFL to negotiate and merge with the SEC like it did with the AFL in the '60s. With Nick Saban being named the new commissioner. ? The 49ers">49ers were such a perfectly logical fourth-round landing spot for South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore, whose horrific knee injury last fall will in all likelihood mean he won't make his NFL regular-season debut until 2014. Lattimore needed to find a team that could afford to be patient with him, had a deep backfield, and had plenty of draft picks to spend (the 49ers started the draft with 13). And it certainly didn't hurt that San Francisco had a little history with this sort of thing, once taking running back Frank Gore in 2005's third round, despite Gore suffering an ACL injury in college at the University of Miami. With Gore, Kendall Hunter and LaMichael James to carry the ball, the 49ers don't need Lattimore this year. But when you're loaded at a position is exactly when you should be on the lookout to buy cheaply, if an elite player falls for some reason. "We're not going to put him on the field until he's 100 percent, and that may not be this year,'' said head coach Jim Harbaugh on the NFL Network, whose 49ers are expected to, in effect, redshirt Lattimore this season, leaving him on the physically unable to perform list. ? The race in the NFC West gets better all the time. I love the work of at least three teams in that division in this year's draft, and it can't be forgotten that Seattle's draft class has to include Percy Harvin, obtained last month from Minnesota in exchange for Seattle's No. 25 first-round pick. I hate to tell the rest of the NFC, but the 49ers defense has a new wave of talent in LSU safety Eric Reid, Florida State defensive end Tank Carradine and Auburn defensive end Corey Lemonier. On offense, the two-time division champs added useful pieces in Rice tight end Vance McDonald (replacing Delanie Walker) and playmaking Louisiana Tech receiver Quinton Patton. From the looks of it, the Rams got markedly better on both sides of the ball. West Virginia receiver Tavon Austin is instant offense, and his fellow ex-Mountaineers teammate and receiver Stedman Bailey gives Sam Bradford another upgraded target. Alabama guard Barrett Jones was a quality fourth-round pick to help boost the offensive line, and first-round inside linebacker Alec Ogletree was one of the more athletic sideline-to-sideline defenders in the draft. Southern Cal safety T.J. McDonald rounds out the obvious defensive improvement in St. Louis. TROTTER: Chargers' Telesco shows backbone with Te'o pick Arizona is still a fourth-place team in this division, by a good margin, but props to the Cardinals and the quality draft results produced by first-year GM Steve Keim and head coach Bruce Arians. Jonathan Cooper and Earl Watford make Arizona so much better at guard, and I like Stanford running back Stephan Taylor's chances to contribute significantly as a fifth-round pick. On defense, the Cardinals landed solid finds in inside linebacker Kevin Minter, cornerback turned safety Tyrann Mathieu and defensive end Alex Okafor. What a division. If the 49ers, Seahawks and Rams aren't all either in the playoffs or in the thick of the chase until Week 17 in 2013, I'll be thoroughly surprised. ? Another new decision-making team that deserves great reviews for its first draft together is Jacksonville general manager David Caldwell and new Jags head coach Gus Bradley. Jacksonville didn't take any swings and misses that I can see, getting a cornerstone type player in first-round tackle Luke Joeckel at No. 2, and then following him up with instant starters in Florida International safety Johnathan Cyprien, and UConn cornerback Dwayne Gratz. Fourth-round South Carolina receiver Ace Sanders, and fifth-round Michigan quarterback turned receiver Denard Robinson are also valuable and versatile weapons who should make the Jaguars offense that much more dangerous. There's plenty more work to be done in Jacksonville, and it's hard to see huge improvement coming without the team getting its quarterback problems fixed. But there's a new regime in town, and I'm guessing it was a very hopeful three days in the northeast corner of Florida. ? I'm not smart enough to know who "won'' this year's draft yet, but my money's on the Browns taking that title in 2014. Cleveland was absolutely trade happy the past three days, stockpiling picks for next year in an obvious judgment that this year's crop of prospects didn't hold enough value for its taste. The Browns made just a first- and third-round pick heading into Saturday, and then shipped away a fourth-round pick to Pittsburgh in exchange for a 2014 third-rounder, and sent a fifth-round selection to the Colts for a fourth-rounder next year. Cleveland actually went from pick No. 68 in the third round to pick No. 175 in the sixth round without taking a player, finishing tied with a league-low five selections overall. ? Hey, I've got a novel idea. Let's try something new and see if any player who surprisingly slips down the board decides against vowing revenge on the teams that passed on them. Because I can't begin to keep track of all the paybacks that are owed from this weekend's draft decisions. It's really become one of the biggest draft cliches, to promise retribution on 31 other teams, as Matt Barkley did on Saturday, tweeting: "I'm going to remember this weekend for a long time, and so are the teams that didn't draft me.'' 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The new strategy office is the brain-child of chief of staff
Matt McCarten and is aimed at making sure the party is
co-ordinated and quick on its feet. Labour MPs will now be
sent downstairs to a smaller room for their weekly meetings.
The traditional Opposition caucus room on the third floor of
Parliament House is now the office space for about 18 staff
from the Labour leader's office, including its research unit
and its communications and media teams. There are also "hot
desks" for the directors of those units to work from when
A spokesman for Mr Cunliffe said it was to make communication
easier and ensure Labour could react swiftly to unfolding
political situations, as well as giving MPs a one-stop place
to go to discuss issues.
Labour and Mr Cunliffe are both still struggling to make any
gains in the polls, but party president Moira Coatsworth said
there had been a surge of interest at a grassroots level.
Party membership had doubled last year, during which Labour
held the first leadership election in which members could
vote. She said there were also more hopeful candidates
seeking selection, even in unwinnable seats.
The party has completed selections for all but seven
electorates, including Tamaki Makaurau. The closing date for
Tamaki Makaurau nominations has been extended again to the
end of this month to wait for a TVNZ inquiry into former
Maori programming head Shane Taurima, who is a possible
candidate. Mr Taurima had to resign from TVNZ after it was
found he had attended Labour Party meetings within TVNZ and
had failed to tell his bosses he was still involved with the
Shane Jones has withdrawn from the selection for the
Northland electorate, clearing the way for lawyer and
district councillor Willow Jean Prime. It is a safe National
seat and Mr Jones said he was happy to run on the list alone.
He denied he was being kept in reserve in case he was needed
to stand in Tamaki Makaurau if Mr Taurima did not stand. Ms
Coatsworth said it was still possible Mr Jones would stand in
an electorate.
Labour campaign director David Talbot has launched a
volunteer recruitment tool called "I'm In" on Labour's
website which has so far collected at least 2000 names.
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Published: Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at 10:16 a.m.
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The Obama administration is spending our money at unprecedented levels, and it is projected to continue for years into the future. Our annual federal deficit is approaching $1.5 trillion and will probably hit $2 trillion before long. Our national debt is projected to go from $14 trillion now to $25 trillion in five to eight years.
As of Nov. 30, the following are the top 10 countries holding U.S. Treasury Securities:
1) China — $896 billion.
2) Japan — $877 billion.
3) United Kingdom — $512 billion.
4) Oil exporters, including Venezuela and Middle East countries — $210 billion.
5) Brazil — $184 billion.
6) Caribbean countries — $146 billion.
7) Hong Kong — $139 billion
8) Canada — $135 billion.
9) Taiwan — $131 billion.
10) Russia — $123 billion.
We are indebted to some countries that are potential adversaries and might be unfriendly to us in the future. They could decrease their purchases of U.S. securities, which would increase interest rates; or they could sell their U.S. securities, which would hurt the dollar and significantly increase inflation.
The U.S. administration and Congress have to reign in our current spending spree and reduce our deficits and the money we owe to foreign countries.
Harold Myerson, editor-at-large of American Prospect and the L.A. Weekly, in his article "Think bigger, Mr. President," has it right. He states, "We need to either raise tariffs on unfair foreign competition or reduce taxes on companies that keep, bring or create jobs at home."
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Londonderry, N.H.
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Aagey Se Right (2009)
A cop loses his gun and the terrorist loses his heart through a series of events which are not in their control. Their two worlds collide in a maze of chance and mayhem.
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On Thursday, the Carolina Alliance Bank, at 200 S. Church St., will host a book signing for radio host Bill Drake and his book, "Awake With Drake: Conversations With a Radio Institution."
The book, written by Perry Allen Wood, chronicles Drake's life as a radio host and the trends he has seen throughout his career.
The signing event will be from 10-11:30 a.m. in the bank's lobby. Books will be available for $15, and there will be no additional signing fees.
For more information, call 864-208-2265 or go to www.carolinaalliancebank.com.
Drake's show, "Awake with Drake," can be heard on WOLT 103.3 FM from 6 to 9 a.m. Sunday through Friday.
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Law & Order (1990–2010)
Episode List
Season 16
21 Sep. 2005Red Ball
When a little girl is abducted as part of a car-jacking, McCoy must bargain with the devil in the form of a system-savvy criminal.
28 Sep. 2005Flaw
The death of a con-man who tried to call Olivia Benson just before he was murdered brings Olivia and Fin to the assistance of Fontana and Green, and leads to a slippery mother/daughter team.
5 Oct. 2005Ghosts
A deathbed confession reopens one of Fontana's old murder cases involving a young model, one in which he believed that the father was the killer. Branch and the father want the case to go away, but McCoy is bent on going to trial.
12 Oct. 2005Age of Innocence
The bombing death of a husband set to remove the feeding tube of his wife, who's in a persistent vegetative state, focuses the investigation on the protesters.
19 Oct. 2005Life Line
A businessman is coerced by a gang to murder an investigative journalist in order to guarantee protection for his son, who is serving time in prison.
2 Nov. 2005Birthright
A nurse is accused of performing illegal sterilizations on troubled teens without their knowledge, which resulted in the death of one of her patients.
9 Nov. 2005House of Cards
A single mother is killed and her baby stolen, and police find the child with a woman who took the baby while pretending to be pregnant.
16 Nov. 2005New York Minute
The murder of a trucker blows open a case involving illegal trafficking and the citizen border patrol
23 Nov. 2005Criminal Law
Three women with identical names are murdered with the same m.o.. And Fontana and Green's investigation turns up a "hit list" with Jack McCoy's name on it, as well as a number of witnesses in one of his trials.
30 Nov. 2005Acid
Van Buren relentlessly pursues a cocky suspect she believes was responsible for driving a friend's daughter to suicide, because he allegedly attacked her with drain cleaner. But her resulting actions could put the case in jeopardy.
7 Dec. 2005Bible Story
A synagogue's Chumash is stolen and desecrated, and the crime must be solved before a religious war breaks out in downtown Manhattan.
11 Jan. 2006Family Friend
After an accountant for the mob is stabbed to death, a corrupt police officer who grew up with the victim takes justice into his own hands. However, pursuing the case could put the officer's other convictions in jeopardy.
18 Jan. 2006Heart of Darkness
McCoy pursues murder charges against a woman in an assisted suicide case, but he finds out during the trial that a third party may have also been involved.
8 Feb. 2006Magnet
A teenager from a rich family kills a schoolmate because he refused to sell him test answers. His defense argues that he was not responsible for his actions because of the medication he was prescribed.
1 Mar. 2006Choice of Evils
A suburban mom ends up admitting to the detectives that she shot and killed her own teenage son out of fear that the boy would become a menace to society.
8 Mar. 2006Cost of Capital
The murder of a banker leads to the discovery that he was having a relationship with her boss. McCoy's case rides on the testimony of the defendant's 14-year-old daughter. However, her testimony also reveals a shocking family secret.
22 Mar. 2006America, Inc.
While Jack is prosecuting a man who murdered a military contractor, the prosecution is interrupted by the recent capture of a terrorist.
29 Mar. 2006Thinking Makes It So
Fontana is accused of using excessively violent tactics to force a kidnapping suspect to reveal the location of the victim. Prosecutors are left to decide whether the ends justified the means.
5 Apr. 2006Positive
A boy's suicide note alleging misconduct of his sister's doctor results in the investigation of a physician administering illegal AIDS drugs.
3 May 2006Kingmaker
A paper reveals the identity of an undercover officer, getting her killed, and the trail may lead to a politician's office.
10 May 2006Hindsight
Fontana and Green investigate Green's former replacement, Nick Falco, who becomes a suspect in an investigation after a woman he had spent the night with is found slashed to death in his bathroom.


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Definition of overstaffed in English:
Having more members of staff than are necessary: government departments are always overstaffed
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- What has changed that these clubs are no longer viable and (apart from pruning savagely an absurdly overstaffed bunch of players) what can be done to turn things around?
- During the last decade the council has let itself become over-committed, over-structured and, consequently, overstaffed.
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I have a column in Excel 2007 whose width is set to 200. This means that it is longer than the width of my screen. If I scroll the worksheet from left to right, it will move column by column, which means that I can only view part of the long column. How do I change this such that it doesn't "snap to column" and I can scroll the worksheet freely?
I don't think you can, at least not in any version of Excel I've seen. The left hand side starts with a column's left margin, and that's it.
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Goat getting a trim
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Pretty sheep
Central Maine Sheep Breeders Association display
Spinning wheel
Farmer bringing his horse up for Farm Horse event
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Farmer's Horse Event
Farmer's Horse Event - Guide the horse and log through the course of cones without touching the cones
Milking Parlor
Walking her goat
Spinning wool
Kathy Simmons of Sidney with her horse Princess
Calf getting a bath
Freshly bathed calf
Cal-Rae Farm Display
Sheep shearing
Clipping her nails
Sheep shearing demonstration
Little girl learning how to spin wool
Gathering the wool
Onlookers participate
Magic Show with Magician Conjuring Carroll
Old farm equipment
Calf waiting to be trimmed
Mom and baby
Beechwood Farm
D&M Farm
Shelby Patten
Youth Dairy Show - Sarrah Simpson
Youth Dairy Show - Shelby Patten
RJ Simpson
Youth Dairy Show - Samantha Simpson
Youth Dairy Show
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Youth Dairy Show - Junior fitting and showmanship
Kierstyn and her Aunt Larae Nuite
"Pixie Class" at the Dairy Show
Pixie Class: she won her first trophy!
Pixie fitting and showmanship
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Holstein Jr. Calf - Henry Patten
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Sara Simpson of Corinna
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Youth Dairy Show: Shelby Patten
Simpson siblings
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First place art exhibit
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Common Cold
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- Common cold facts
- What is the common cold, and what causes it?
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- What are risk factors for acquiring the common cold?
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What is the common cold, and what causes it?
The common cold is a self-limited contagious illness that can be caused by a number of different types of viruses. The common cold is medically referred to as a viral upper respiratory tract infection. Symptoms of the common cold may include cough, sore throat, watery eyes, nasal congestion, runny nose, and sneezing. More than 200 different types of viruses are known to cause the common cold, with rhinovirus causing approximately 10%-40% of all adult colds. Other commonly implicated viruses include coronavirus, adenovirus, respiratory syncytial virus, and parainfluenza virus. Because so many different viruses can cause the common cold and because new cold viruses constantly develop, the body never builds up resistance against all of them. For this reason, colds are a frequent and recurring problem. In fact, children in preschool and elementary school can have six to 12 colds per year while adolescents and adults typically have two to four colds per year. The common cold occurs most frequently during the winter and spring.
The common cold is the most frequently occurring illness in the world, and it is a leading cause of doctor visits and missed days from school and work. It is estimated that individuals in the United States suffer 1 billion colds per year, with approximately 22 million days of school absences recorded annually. In the United States, the common cold is thought to account for approximately 75-100 million physician visits annually, with an economic impact of greater than $20 billion per year due to cold-related work loss. Continue Reading
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OAO RusHydro and OAO Inter RAO UES rose after Russia's Economy Minister said the state will sell its entire stake in the power utilities by 2016.
RusHydro added 4.6 percent to 84.89 kopeks, the highest intraday level since May 22, as of 4:42 p.m. in Moscow. Inter RAO climbed 1.7 percent to 2.7 kopeks.
"Private ownership frequently proves itself more effective, this can be traced to the Russian power sector as a whole," Dmitry Bulgakov, an analyst at Deutsche Bank in Moscow, said by phone. "It creates more incentives for value creation and cost-cutting."
The government also plans to reduce its stake in Federal Grid Co., Russia's monopoly for high-voltage power transmission lines, to 75 percent and one share by 2016. Federal Grid traded up 1.4 percent at 19.23 kopeks.


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Guests are welcomed to the renovated hotel through an elegant wrought iron gate at the entrance, whose perimeter hosts an original outdoor corner reminiscent of a Bohemian street café. The hall is distinguished by the strong visual impact of the period stucco work and the play of light created by the alternating lacquered surfaces, marble, and refined finishing. The elegant hall is a spectacular space to organize aperitifs and showcase events, offering excellence in terms of organization and outfitting. In the back there is a modern business lounge, with bar service and comfortable work stations. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available.
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Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology
, Volume 28, Issue 3, pp 339-358
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Links Between Socio-Economic Circumstances and Changes in Smoking Behavior in the Mexican Population: 2002–2010
- Hiram Beltrán-SánchezAffiliated withCenter for Population & Development Studies, Harvard University Email author
- , Duncan ThomasAffiliated withEconomics Department, Duke University
- , Graciela TeruelAffiliated withDepartamento de Economía, Universidad Iberoamericana
- , Felicia WheatonAffiliated withAndrus Gerontology Center, University of Southern California
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While deleterious consequences of smoking on health have been widely publicized, in many developing countries, smoking prevalence is high and increasing. Little is known about the dynamics underlying changes in smoking behavior. This paper examines socio-economic and demographic characteristics associated with smoking initiation and quitting in Mexico between 2002 and 2010. In addition to the influences of age, gender, education, household economic resources and location of residence, changes in marital status, living arrangements and health status are examined. Drawing data from the Mexican Family Life Survey, a rich population-based longitudinal study of individuals, smoking behavior of individuals in 2002 is compared with their behavior in 2010. Logistic models are used to examine socio-demographic and health factors that are associated with initiating and quitting smoking. There are three main findings. First, part of the relationship between education and smoking reflects the role of economic resources. Second, associations of smoking with education and economic resources differ for females and males. Third, there is considerable heterogeneity in the factors linked to smoking behavior in Mexico indicating that the smoking epidemic may be at different stages in different population subgroups. Mexico has recently implemented fiscal policies and public health campaigns aimed at reducing smoking prevalence and discouraging smoking initiation. These programs are likely to be more effective if they target particular socio-economic and demographic sub-groups.
KeywordsSmoking Smoking cessation Smoking onset Education Expenditure Mexico
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- Links Between Socio-Economic Circumstances and Changes in Smoking Behavior in the Mexican Population: 2002–2010
- Journal
Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology
Volume 28, Issue 3 , pp 339-358
- Cover Date
- 2013-09
- 10.1007/s10823-013-9203-8
- Print ISSN
- 0169-3816
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- 1573-0719
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- Smoking
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- Mexico
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- Hiram Beltrán-Sánchez (1)
- Duncan Thomas (2)
- Graciela Teruel (3)
- Felicia Wheaton (4)
- Eileen M. Crimmins (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Center for Population & Development Studies, Harvard University, 9 Bow Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138, USA
- 2. Economics Department, Duke University, 213 Social Sciences Building, Box 90097, Durham, NC, 27708, USA
- 3. Departamento de Economía, Universidad Iberoamericana, Prolongación Paseo de la Reforma 880, Lomas de Santa Fe, Mexico City, 01219, Mexico
- 4. Andrus Gerontology Center, University of Southern California, 3715 McClintock Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90089-0191, USA


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The only people I recognize in this supertrailer are Scrappy (and his mama), Rasheedah, and producer Stevie J (former boyfriend of Eve). Guess that didn't stop successful reality-show executive producer Mona Scott Young from cobbling together a supporting cast of no-name brand wannabes for the premier of the spinoff, "Love & Hip: Atlanta," which begins airing Mon., June 18 on VH1.
According to early gossip, the reason why the cast is so overloaded with unknowns is because most of the real Atlanta hip-hop celebrities producers contacted declined - which means they've probably seen the original "Love & Hip Hop." Set in New York, it starred Jim Jones and his mama vs. Jim Jones and his fiancee, Jim Jones and his fiancee vs. Jim Jones and his female manager, Fabolous' baby mama vs. herself, and Juelz Santana's jump-off vs. everybody.
In two seasons, the show devolved into such a hot, morally-bankrupt mess that most of the main players refused to do a third season, leaving the producer to create a behind-the-scenes episode for the season two finale because no one wanted to participate in the scheduled reunion episode.
So Young loaded up her premise and she moved it to ATL - home of hip-hop groupies and washed-up rap stars.
Sorta sad that the Atlanta cast is so second-rate. (
Princess Diamond, formerly of the Ellenwood's finest, Crime Mob, reportedly turned it down after finding out her ex-boyfriend Scrappy and his mean mama were being cast.) But from the looks of this extended preview, the creators still got what they wanted. The hood hijinks will ensue. Still, It will be interesting to see how the show fares among viewers in the aftermath of VH1's "Basketball Wives" backlash. After enduring yet another season of black women slapping, suing and backstabbing the hell out of each other, the show got hit with a national boycott campaign and even lost sponsors.
Which begs the question: After a near-decade of degrading, stereotypical reality TV, is America ready to make one such show the scapegoat for the whole damn machine? In the infamous words of Clay Davis - shieeeeeeeeeeet.
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3 people apparently love handing over an extra 40% in fees for nothing in return…
Dang. I thought they would name some actual headliners.
Forgot to mention that Iggy did a stellar show @ the Agora in the spring…
Their fees were onerous, to say the least. $16 per ticket for "convenience," and it's…
That poster is for the Iggy Pop show on March 11 1983 @ 688 club…
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Stanley Reimer entered the plea today in Jackson County Circuit Court and was sentenced to life in prison.
Prosecutors have said the 52-year-old Reimer threw his wife, Criste Reimer, from the balcony of their Kansas City apartment in August 2007 because he could no longer afford to pay for her medical care.
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I live in Michigan. I had 2 houses, one in Suburbs and a vacation home "up north". I lost my job in 8/08, divorced in 2/09, stopped paying all my bills 6/09 and went on a "irresponsible binge" for 18 months (boy did I have some fun). WFHM put me on trial period after trial period. Then due to divorce, lost the paper work and I did the trial again. I dragged my feet and delayed as long as I could.
I didnt make a mortgage payment on either house for 18 months, took the money and played golf and had beers. I was reemployed in 6/2010 and started to become responsible again. In 12/10 I asked my ex-wife to come back home. WFHM send us a Home Modification letter on primary house in 1/2011. We both signed it. A week later we filed BK7 individually. WFHM sold the second house in foreclosue 4/2011, no one was at the auction so it went back to them. Michigan law requires a one year redemption period.
Our attorney advised us NOT to re-affirm either mortgage, which we didnt. However, since we were technically "current" on the new modified mortgage, they could not take the primary house from us. We continued to make our payments through the BK process. I then started the process of getting a much better job but attorney advised me NOT to take the new job (paying almost double the salary) until AFTER discharge, which my employer agreed.
So at discharge, we whiped out $75k in CC debt and second mortgages. All I was left with was a $3k state tax lein and $20k in student loans which are totally rehabilitated now. My ex was co-borrower on all my debt as well. We let the second house go through the process as we owed $95k and its worth $50k. They took possession in 4/2012. We could not justify paying almost twice the price for a cabin.
BK7 was the best thing that happened to us. We had to "get over" the moral obligations issue. It took me about 3.5 seconds but the ex-wife needed a beer. Both mortgages show IIB with balance of 0. Attorney told us that a forclosure while in BK will be reported as only IIB. So we used the second house as our vacation home up to the final day. And get this, they paid me $3k on the "cash for keys" program. I could not believe it.
The only problem is that the primary house does not report positive payments. I was a co-signer on my daughter's student loan so that reported through the process. So we both applied and received Cap 1 CC $750 CL, 3 months after discharge. I applied and received a HSBC CC $1500 CL 6 months after discharge. I applied and received a new car loan, (interest rate of 6.9%) 9 months after discharge. I recently applied for a Barclays and was approved at $2000 CL. It is only 1 year after discharge. All CC get PIF.
I spoke to a Mortgage lender about another vacation house. He said I need 2 years after filing date and a mid score of 700 for approval. So I am going to build a log home twice the size of my previous cabin for about $60k @4% instead of a 25 year old cabin $95K @ 6%. So the only negative was the foreclosure notice in the newspaper which is embarrasing.
My attorney told me that we can walk away from the primary house anytime we want over the next 30 years with no "foreclosue" or additional negs on my CR. He said that after the BK comes off the CR, I should keep a copy of discharge paperwork to prove I dont owe the debt.
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