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MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. — There's no panic in Blake Griffin, whether it's holding out with his fellow NBA players for a better labor deal or posing nearly nude in a national magazine.
Griffin doesn't think the players will flinch even as the league's lockout threatens the start of the season next month. He didn't blink when given his choice of a white, black or leopard thong to don for the photo shoot.
ESPN The Magazine's annual Body Issue hits newsstands on Friday with Griffin fronting one of the four covers. Soccer player Hope Solo, New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes and Olympic snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler are on the others.
For the record, Griffin chose the white thong, not that it's visible in the photos. He described the experience as "uncomfortable at first."
"But then after a while I didn't really care. They were bringing the robe over after every take and after a while, I was like, 'Whatever, it's OK.' I guess I'm more comfortable now with less clothes," he said, smiling.
What Griffin and his fellow NBA players aren't comfortable with is the idea of giving away too much of their revenue split with the owners and changes to the salary cap structure.
Commissioner David Stern said he will cancel the first two weeks of the regular season if there is no agreement on a new labor agreement by Monday.
"We have to wait for a better deal," Griffin said. "Not just for the guys that are in the league now, but the guys that are coming in the next several years.
"That first proposal that the owners sent was so far out in left field, now it makes it seem like they're compromising and they're trying to do all these things when really we just want what we had. The NBA had its best year last year in however many years and I don't see a reason to cut all the progress that we made."
Griffin said none of the players he's been in contact with have shown the slightest hint of giving in, even though the exhibition schedule has been scrapped and the Nov. 1 start of the season is threatened.
"I feel like everybody's been together," he said. "I think that's something the owners are really going to test over these next few weeks or so when guys start missing games. All the players are going to stick together no matter what and do what's best for the players."
Griffin should be in training camp this week preparing to begin his second full season with the Los Angeles Clippers after being named the league's rookie of the year last season.
Instead, he's going about the same routine he's had since May: wake up, work on his shooting and do drills for a couple hours in the morning, followed by a strength and conditioning session, a break and then a pickup game or individual shooting in the evening.
The Clippers got together informally for a week in August to play pickup games and go through drills. They're planning on doing it again in a couple weeks to "keep the unity," Griffin said.
One of his biggest offseason goals was to improve his shooting, something that was overshadowed by his highlight reel dunking last season.
"It's something that I feel will be my biggest improvement this coming year, just being confident and being ready and knowing when to attack in certain spots and when to pull up and use that jump shot," he said. "Also a big thing for me is becoming a better leader this year."
Griffin takes weekends off, mostly spending them on the couch watching college and pro football. This Saturday he'll be in Dallas rooting for his alma mater, Oklahoma, against Texas.
"It's cool to do things like that," he said, "but obviously I'd rather be playing."
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Dal Capsicum
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
A South Indian main course dish, probably what most of us would classify as a side dish. I've not made this recipe as I've only just found it and I'm posting it for the 2005 Zaar World Tour. As far as possible, I've posted the ingredients exactly as listed in the recipe on http://www.sanjeevkapoor.com/FreeSection/result.asp?passid=4522. Zaar wouldn't accept the ingredient 'pigeon pea split (toor dal)' so I've substituted 'split peas'. If you can find 'pigeon pea split (toor dal)', use those to be more faithful to the original recipe. Brown or green lentils would probably also work well. Please mention what you did and how it worked in your review. Adjust the spiciness to suit your taste preferences. What I've set out as step four mentions a 'kadai'. I've left this word in as I'm sure that someone will be able to enlighten us! I'd simply suggest using some sort of pan (preferably non-stick) at that point. My preparation and cooking times are guesstimates and do not include the soaking time referred to in step one. The Zaar Kitchen Dictionary suggests that garlic powder or onion powder can be used asa substitute for asafetida powder.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 pinch asafoetida powder
- 2 tablespoons bengal gram dal, split (chana dal)
- 2 -3 medium red capsicums
- 4 -5 curry leaves
- 1⁄2 teaspoon mustard seeds
- 6 tablespoons oil
- 1⁄2 cup split peas
- 3 -4 red chilies, whole
- salt, to taste
- Soak the toor dal (or split peas) and chana dal in two cups of water for half an hour. Wash, halve, deseed and finely chop the capsicums. Wash and pat dry the curry leaves.
- Remove the stems from the whole red chillies. Grind the soaked dals (or dal and split peas) along with the whole red chillies, asafoetida and add a little salt.
- In a pan heat two tablespoons of oil, add the chopped capsicum and sauté until the capsicum has softened. Set aside.
- In a kadai heat the remaining four tablespoons of oil, add the mustard seeds and curry leaves.
- Once they begin to crackle, add the ground dals (or dal and split peas) and stir. Cook until the liquid has evaporated and the dals (or dal and split peas) have turned golden brown.
- Add the sautéed capsicum, mix well and serve hot.
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I Tried this recipe yesterday , It tasted very bad . It was not mentioned if I had to drain the water in which I soaked the split peas . I am not sure if I had done something wrong but the end result was sticky .
This is a very nice tasting dal recipe. Use 2 cups of water to soak the dal. Grind the dal, chili, hing (asafetida powder), about 1 tsp. salt, pressure cook it for one whistle then proceed with the recipe directions. By the way, A Kadai is a not-so-shallow not-so-deep frying pan, of fairly heavy grade. Very thin ones tend to burn the veggies and masalas before they can be fully cooked. It is similar to a chinese wok.
Hi Bluemoon, A kadai (a.k.a. karai and other spelling) is the Indian equivalent of a wok. - similar shape and purpose. JoC


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Not without some stirring scenes, particularly near the end (when the story finally declares it's about a marriage more than anything else), FAIR GAME is overall pretty much of a loser. The filmmakers are unsure if they want to present an HBO-style docudrama or actually dramatize the life of two reactive protagonists, and the confusion mars the film. We never believe Penn and Watts are really parents to those puppet-ed twins in the story, and other props, like Watts' sagacious dad (a good Sam Shepherd) are wheeled out only at the end. Friends of the couple seem distant and again, used as conveniences. The final sequence illustrates what the story could have really been about: the threats to a marriage from outside forces, but then the focus all along would have had to have been on the marriage itself, more than the political machinations affecting it. This would have been a real challenge as a movie, but one worth undertaking. As it is, Fair Game loses its match.
Unattractive leads, a boring story and characters who all sound like they're rejects from a bad Woody Allen script combine to make this film unwatchable. The filmmakers display an incredible lack of talent from their slight plot to their casting failures to their inability to even make the film look good. In this era of cheap digital production there is no excuse for a film looking as bad as this. Who did their lighting? Obviously their egos got in the way of getting better actors for the leads, but did no one point out the meandering story or see in the dailies how bad the film was shot? Maybe friends aren't just those who'll give you money to make a film. Maybe real friends are those who tell you you're on the wrong path.
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A disjointed series of scenes, some quite funny; none, not one,
poignant and that in a story about a Parkinson's sufferer. It feels
like TV: things happen because they have to happen at a certain time,
not because the characters have put them into motion. Thus, Jake must
meet Anne, learn about her disease, face her doubt about him, deal with
her leaving him, go to rescue her all this because that's what the
story should do. But the scenes between the two of them are just like a
well-acted acting class-type escapades, with Jake very good and Anne
always a little over the top. They, the scenes, don't add up to
anything satisfying.
Zwick can't quite get the feature thing down. All his movies lack a real resonance; they don't hold together as a whole. You don't feel you've seen a real story because he understands writing and directing scenes but he does not understand that plotting is an emotional thread that builds into something more than just the addition of one beat on another. He simply cannot develop a satisfying feature script. His movies are like watching a very long trailer.
A lethargic beginning is never really overcome in this very slight, mildly interesting and amusing film. Complications from the death of the eponymous title character eventually provide some conflict but the main tension for too low is between the ex-husband and his memory of the controlling woman he left 20 years ago, only to move next door, ostensibly to keep an eye on his son. Never bad and not poorly paced for its slight content, the main problem is a concept that just isn't developed enough. The story as presented here could've made a strong short film but is ultimately meager at feature length, despite a few twists and fine acting.
Fast and furious, very much like the mesmerizing Mesrine in its focus
on a focused, driven psychopath who ultimately commits crimes for the
sense of power and adrenaline they fuel. Character vignettes are
sharply portrayed in short, slower-paced scenes that provide rest stops
from our own adrenaline rush and illustrate the defining personality
traits of the eponymous anti-hero. As one example: the seduction scene
in part 2 between Carlos and the German femme terrorist Magdalena Kopp.
Quite simply, like Mesrine, great cinema with action, passion and tragedy, and one of the best movies of the year.
Don't see anything less than the full version. DVR the showing on Sundance or wait for DVDs. The film was shot as a miniseries and there's no reason to see it in a theater, especially if it's the truncated version.
Filmmaking 101 has a rule; wait, Art 101 has a rule: Know your genre. A
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But the story the real reason most of us venture out to see a film in Stoner is a mess. The movie starts off essentially as a thriller. The plot sets up a con working a con, with his sexy wife, on a prison case officer. But after putting the movie is thriller mode the movie then tries to be a drama about the meaning of life and presence of God. The movie tries to turn its main plot with the wife into a subplot, and then pretend that fun, salacious venture wasn't really what the movie wanted to deal with. No, let's talk about the meaning of life.
Stone, then, is a disappointment. Even as a drama it fails: the story dissipates into ambiguity with regard to the final action. POVs have jumped around all throughout the movie but in not showing us the final resolution between Stone and his wife, the whole fulcrum of the movie is left blank. As for the transformation of Stone something Norton tries to act by occasionally calming his voice and widening his eyes it's unbelievable, not fully formed or demonstrated and, like the rest of the movie, a pretentious attempt to take a fun dime-store novel's story and make it profound.
Don't waste your time or money with this one. If you have to see it, wait for video. The movie is shot in TV-like close-ups for the most part and it will play just as well there.
There are a few fun action scenes, but they're a small proportion of the overall action, and the movie overall is very poorly structured. (It's two hours long and it takes 40 minutes for the only strong characters, Nick Cage and Chloe Moretz, to finally appear.) The acting is so-so, with Cage doing a goofy impersonation and Moretz not terribly gifted at all -- she sounds like what she is: a little kid saying lines. The high school "nerd" (Aaron Johnson) is too genteel and good- looking to be considered on the fringe, but his buddies (Clark Duke and especially Evan Peters) make good funny faces. Superbad's Christopher Mintz-Plasse walks through his uninspired role, unable to play off a totally dour Mark Strong (who as a comic villain should display some humor). Michael Rispoli is his usual annoying self, playing what he always plays, unconvincingly, a rotund little mafioso, but Lyndsy Fonseca plays the cute girl cutely. Very much a modern Hollywood vehicle: technically proficient but overloud, overlong and stick characters were supposed to love immediately. And lots of violence and bad words to make it edgy. Ugh.
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An underdeveloped story in a genre that needs careful crafting to make sure the tale is one of a character afflicted with a disease and not just a treatise on the disease itself. Unfortunately, in this overlong, skimpy story we get no real idea of who Ashley Judd's character is. How does she live when she's holed up in a (Hollywood-style "gritty") warehouse? Where does she get her money from? It's terribly convenient that she has a student with the same disease who, when it's convenient for her to leave, jumps off a rooftop so that Judd can return to her husband. Too many scenes of Judd crying in a fetal position, or just acting dumb (pouring milk on the floor) doesn't make for a good examination of the way a character we really know and understand can fall prey to this malady. Slow, boring and too reliant on electroshock as the answer with no examination of other aspects of the character's background. Also totally unbelievable for anybody familiar with this disease is the idea that her new husband and daughter would have no indication that Judd's character had been depressed before with husband number 1. Moreover she'd have definitely suffered from some indicative episode of depression before succumbing full bore to another attack. Again, the movie is too schematic a dramatic presentation.
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The atmosphere is heady and tension-filled and the acting is strong but
the film's plot is flat and uninflected. This is indie-ethnographic
film-making where a slight, if not banal, situation is presented
against a new (for most viewers) background and culture and then
declaimed, by too many reviewers, as artistically successful. Like Once
Were Warriors, a family abuse story with no interesting merit save for
its Maori characters, Winter's Bone is underdeveloped in its plot and
offers no real theme except the tragedy of a woman realizing she's
trapped in a dreary world.
The film is a valuable exercise in the delineation between plot and story. The story here of a woman searching for her father only to realize she must act as one is interesting. But the episodic nature of walking here and there, and then there again, is tiring for the hero and us. There's a real failure here in changing the plot's pacing and structure from the novelistic to the filmic. As for the theme of the woman realizing she must stay and act as both father and mother her siblings the filmmakers treat this as a kind of epiphany, which it is, but also as a positive outcome. That is far less certain. For all her gumption and courage our girl is condemned to this backwoods culture and folk.


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For a couple of hours on September 11 I, along with a lot of other people in southern Manhattan, had to face the real possibility of sudden and violent death as buildings collapsed and the streets filled with choking dust, fumes and falling debris.
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Nine days after the events of September 11, when President Bush laid out the grounds and directions of the U.S. response to terrorism in a speech to a joint session of Congress, he declared that this is "not . . . just America's fight. And what is at stake is not just America's freedom.


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Here are some links to articles on various protests that have taken place recently in Cambodia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, China and a strike by Vietnamese workers in Sweden.
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More mayhem - cops kill again as garment workers' rioting continues in Bangladesh
Fury; garment worker shot dead in Bangladesh as workers strike and riot
Tanta Linen Company workers in Egypt begin open-ended strike
1000 Tanta Linen Co. workers are striking, led for the first time in Egypt by an official trade union, the Textile Trade Union (TTU).
500 Vietnamese textile workers wildcat for pay increase
About 500 workers at a joint-venture garment factory in Ho Chi Minh City have launched a wildcat strike.


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Five Days To Dublin, On Foot
By SCOTT BURRIS
Published: August 23, 1998
THE first morning of the walk, my wife, Sung-Hey, and I awoke in an elegant Georgian manor. I swung open the shutters on one of the bedroom's seven-foot windows to get my first daylight view of the country we'd be crossing. Across the park, the Wicklow Mountains were gray-green under broken clouds. Downstairs, at the end of a table that could easily seat 25, one of our hosts, Maureen Owens, was laying out smoked local salmon, scrambled eggs from her own hens and fresh-baked scones.
All this in a bed-and-breakfast that our friend Finbarr McCarthy picked (as he picks most things) at random and at the last minute. Already, I was deep into the easy reliance on fortuity that is my favorite characteristic of cross-country walking.
We'd flown into Dublin the day before, and made it into town in time to lunch at a trattoria in the trendy Temple Bar area. I hadn't been in Dublin for 20 years, so this was my first encounter with an Ireland whose description requires words like ''trendy'' and ''trattoria'' (not to mention ''salad''). After wandering Grafton Street and Trinity College, Sung-Hey and I met Finbarr at Busaras, the central bus station, and caught a bus to Tullow, the closest stop to the trail head. Mrs. Owens picked us up and drove us at very high speed through very narrow hedgerows to Sherwood Park House near the village of Ballon.
All this prologue is by way of mimesis, capturing the way that conversation constantly interposed itself between us and an early start or a timely retirement at night. Finbarr was from the southern edge of Dublin, and had an uncle who'd kept a famous Wicklow hotel, so between common acquaintances, old school ties and the hotel business, the famous Irish taciturnity was breached even more quickly than usual.
We talked with Maureen and her husband, Pat, late into the night, and the conversation started up again as Mr. Owens drove us to the start of the trail in Clonegal. Good conversation persisted so vigorously that Pat drove us out of the village again and a mile along Wicklow Way before we could actually stop the car and start the walk.
At last, though, at 10 o'clock, under a brightening May sky at the bottom of our first hill, we shouldered our packs and set off. J. B. Malone, who conceived the walk in the 1966, and whose guide is the most detailed, breaks it into seven one-day stages. The Way is well marked with road signs or yellow-blazed poles at all junctions. It is just about 80 miles from Clonegal to Dublin, a distance that we were planning to make in five days. Our goal that day was Tinahely, about 15 miles way.
Like most of the Way, this day's stage followed a combination of paved but mostly untraveled lanes and well-maintained forest tracks, wandering between hills more often than over them. Throughout the morning, we had excellent views over pasture and cleared timber toward Mount Leinster. It was partly sunny to the south, but we stayed under clouds. All week, the temperatures were in the 60's, perfect for walking.
We picnicked on the side of Stokeen Hill. Stokeen is wooded, part of a vast national reforestation project that has been particularly vigorous in Wicklow. Vigorous and controversial, for not only has it taken land away from cultivation and pasture, but until recently, the commercial foresters favored North American species of sitka spruce and lodgepole pine rather than the deciduous trees of Ireland's original forests. A Northern California forest in County Wicklow is not quite as jarring as, say, a McDonald's on the Champs-Elysees, but I was happy to observe that the newer plantings included more beeches and other local species.
In the afternoon the rain started, light but steady. We'd all invested in Gore-Tex suits and boots, which performed brilliantly. We stayed dry without getting hot, and promptly gave up worrying about the weather for the rest of the trip. This was good, because we shortly met our first hiker coming the other way. This damp and footsore Dane, who was headed for the adjoining South Leinster Way, spoke portentously of rain up to the ankles on the paths ahead. After momentary dismay, we ate chocolate bars and discounted his words: after all, he was not wearing miracle fiber.
The Way avoids villages, and those it passes rarely have pubs or even stores. Thus our first chance for a pint didn't come until 4, when we reached Tallon's at the Stranakelly Crossroads. We sat on the porch, looking at the sheep and the stunning yellow gorse on the steep fields across the valley on Muskeagh Hill.
The last stage of the day's hike took us along the hill's edge on Muskeagh Boreen (''boreen'' means ''country lane''). This grassy path between old stone walls was the closest we came on the trip to the rights of way common on English walks like the Coast-to-Coast or the Cotswold Way. Our host for the night, whom I'd called from Tallon's, met us at the main road and drove us the two miles into Tinahely, a working country village in the rear guard of the Celtic economic boom.


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Fresh off a Super Bowl victory, the Giants are still looking to make roster upgrades.
There is speculation they're interested in dealing for Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall, who said Friday he will not return to the team after new General Manager Thomas Dimitroff told him the club would consider trade offers for him. Add in another potential target of the Giants: Seahawks cornerback Marcus Trufant.
According to a league source familiar with the Giants' situation, Trufant is on their radar as a potential acquisition once the trading period begins next Friday. Seattle has designated Trufant as their "franchise" player, meaning Seattle has virtually exclusive negotiating rights with him for the 2008 season. But that does not preclude them from making a trade. He is coming off his best season, with a career-high seven interceptions.
Hall has one year left on his contract with Atlanta, and had initially expressed optimism about staying. But Friday, after hearing that Dimitroff would listen to offers for him, Hall told reporters in Indianapolis that he isn't coming back.
"You know what, I'll go anywhere anywhere they want me," he said. "It's hard to play or be a part of an organization that doesn't want you, so I just want to go somewhere that wants me. It ain't about the money. I even told the Falcons, I'll play out the last year of my contract if you don't franchise tag me the following year.' And they couldn't agree to that."
A source familiar with the situation said Hall's contract situation could complicate matters. Atlanta wants at least a first-round pick and possibly more in return. But Hall would need to agree to a contract extension before a deal could be made. The source also said that several teams, particularly the Cowboys and Redskins, were also interested.
The Green Bay Packers are still waiting for a decision from Brett Favre.
The three-time league MVP and career passing leader came within a game of the Super Bowl, losing to eventual champion New York in the NFC title game, and once again started what has become a yearly ritual, deciding whether to come back the next season.
"I wouldn't want to speculate on a time" for a decision, Packers general manager Ted Thompson said Friday. "It's Brett's call. He has earned the right to decide."
That means the Packers aren't putting any pressure on Favre, Thompson said.
PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia Eagles signed receiver Bam Childress to a two-year contract on Friday.
Childress spent all last season on New England's practice squad. Originally signed by New England as a rookie free agent in 2005, Childress caught five passes for 39 yards in three career games and appeared as a reserve cornerback, recording five tackles.
The 5-foot-10, 185-pound Childress played at Ohio State, catching 33 passes for 392 yards and returning nine kickoffs for 159 yards.
"We've been in conversations," he said. "He understands the needs of the team and doesn't want to put the team in a bad spot. He's working through it now."
The 38-year-old Favre has played 17 years in the league. After the 23-20 overtime loss to the Giants, Favre said he would not make a quick decision whether to return for an 18th season.
"People think that 'Hey, he should play. He has a lot left,"' coach Mike McCarthy said. "That really has nothing to do with it. He knows he still can play."
What Favre must decide, McCarthy said, is whether he can be fully committed to another season.
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Yes, yes, yes. Thank you to all past and present veterans...
We all owe an immense debt of gratitude to all Veterans because the Freedoms we all treasure were paid for by the blood of Patriots!
BTW Did you see the Memorial at Arlington? VP Cheney gave a moving speech.
And thank you to everyone who has served, in any way, at any time.
Words can't express the gratitude and the respect I have for all of you who've served your country! Thank you for all that you've done and are continuing to do!
Thanks to all who have served our country and those who are serving now. We appreciate all of you!
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Take a well-deserved bow, Lady.
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Happy Veterans Day to all.
To all my fellow vets, I am honored to be included in such company.
God Bless America!
caught the vets parade yesterday in town and it was very nice!! the applause for the military in bush's last speech was awesome!! the hollywood libs just WISH they could get such adoration!
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You never would
Have forgotten to
Attend a meeting
I scheduled for you --
Even when it would
Amount to nothing
You were there
Present and trusting
My judgement
Even when I didn't
Deserve it --
Even after I'd
Hurt you.
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You more than
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All the time).
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How easy it was
To be in your company.
And how fascinating
Every word that you
Uttered seemed to me.
And how fast your
Mind worked.
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Tried to be helpful.
To help me.
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Other night
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A Marion County Fiscal Court meeting is scheduled for 4 p.m., Thursday, June 2, on the second floor of the David R. Hourigan Government Building.
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After numerous recent meetings of the St. Catharine College Board of Trustees, Chairman John Turner announced at a campus-wide faculty and staff meeting on Wednesday that the College would be closing its doors.
McKenna Dosier, a Murray State University student, began her eight-week summer internship with The Lebanon Enterprise on May 25.
Dosier is a native of Walton, Kentucky. She graduated from Simon Kenton High School in 2014, where she was active in FFA and 4H.
She will be a junior at Murray State in the fall and she's majoring in journalism with a minor in agriculture.
While attending Murray State, Dosier has worked on the university's newspaper staff as a staff writer and photographer.
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Joseph "Clyde" Cecil was a modern day renaissance man.
He was a father, a veteran, a farmer and a survivor.
Dec. 13, 1919, Cecil was born in Raywick, Kentucky and recently passed away on May 19.
Cecil went to school until the eighth grade, then left to go work on the family farm, said his son, Mike Cecil.
He said during Cecil's youth and during the Great Depression he and his family made moonshine for extra income.
The sounds of demolition equipment could be heard in the distance as Lebanon Mayor Gary Crenshaw gave his annual budget address inside city hall Wednesday evening, May 25.
It will be one of the last times Crenshaw gives his budget address inside the current city hall. Demolition on the new Lebanon City Hall property began last week, and the architect's plans for the new facility are well underway.
With 37 combined years of Goodwill experience, Paul Boone, Jessica Hubbard and Lydia Caldwell share one thing in common — they each live with and provide care for family members who have disabilities.
In 2013, Paul was referred to Goodwill through Communicare, an organization that provides services to individuals who have developmental and intellectual disabilities, with the goal of helping participants contribute to and become more involved in their communities.
Paul works part-time at the Lebanon Goodwill as a cashier.
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Lexington Herald Leader
Recent battles over raising the minimum wage have attracted a lot of attention. But on May 18, President Obama's administration took another significant step designed to give many American workers a long-overdue raise.
The U.S. Labor Department increased the threshold at which salaried workers can be denied compensation for working more than 40 hours a week, from $23,660 a year to $47,476.
Kentucky Classic ARTS Friends of Live Music invites you to bring a picnic blanket or chair and gather in Johnson Field behind Centre Square on Saturday, June 11, to hear some Marion County bands from the past and the present. Last year, more than 750 attended the four-hour event and gave rave reviews. This year, the event will last five hours, and will be bigger and better.
Project Lead the Way instructors Greg Conley and Ginger Allen looked like proud parents during Marion County High School's graduation ceremonies on Saturday, May 21.
Fourteen of their Project Lead the Way (PLTW) students graduated, and many of them will be pursuing degrees in engineering and science.
"I think every one of those students are going to be successful no matter what they end up dong," Conley said. "They are great kids, great problem solvers. They have been a fun bunch."
What began as a special school board meeting on May 25 to discuss the Marion County Public School System's tentative 2016-17 budget ended with some brief, but tense dialogue about the recallable nickel.
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It features a glorious 4.3-inch 800 x 480 pixel resolution capacitive touchscreen display in a body that measures 4.8 x 2.6 x .52-inches and weighs 5.78 ounces with the battery in place.
There is a microSD card slot hiding under the back cover and you'll be getting a 32GB microSD card in the slot. I'll say that again, you'll get a 32GB microSD card in the box, expanding on the 8GB of internal memory.
Powering this monster device is the Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8655 chipset clocked at 1GHz, with 768MB RAM. We saw this configuration on the HTC Desire HD and it leads to blisteringly fast performance of the of HTC Sense skin layered over the top of Android 2.2, and the same is true here.
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Around the back you get an 8-megapixel camera joining the front-facing 1.3-megapixel snapper, supporting the integrated Skype mobile services, including video calling. It will offer 720p video capture as well as featuring the DLNA connectivity that is appearing across HTC's devices.
In the hand it feels solid, perhaps lacking some of the effortless beauty of the HTC Desire HD as you don't get the same unibody design. Instead you'll find a plastic backplate that clicks in to place and a flip-out kickstand.
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This is the first complete biography of the last of the great British comedians. A new generation of fans and comedians, including Johnny Vegas, Victoria Wood and Vic Reeves, are now rediscovering Dodd's unique talents. Dodd has a huge and fiercely loyal fanbase and is still touring the country, performing in packed venues an average of two nights a week with his legendary four-hour sets. 'I do it because that is what I do. I do it because that is what I am,' he said, when asked why he continues with this punishing schedule. Ken Dodd's career has spanned over five decades as he went from singer to actor, and presently, most famously, comedian. He is considered the last, great, music-hall-inspired variety comic, but what drives this man whose career has been tainted by hardship? Dodd still lives in his childhood home of Knotty Ash and has never married, despite having two-long term fiances. In 1989, his strange relationship to money culminated in a trial for tax evasion, and he was also famously stalked by a mystery woman. How did this feather-duster salesman become one of the most loved, though least-lauded, British comedians of all time? Stephen Griffin interviewed friends, colleagues and fellow comedians to get inside the mind of the original Diddyman.


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Dog obedience classes will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday mornings starting Sept. 8, and at 7 p.m. on Thursday evenings, starting Sept. 13, at Jackson Park in Hendersonville.
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- Choose a plan that best suits your phone activity - Do you really need the internet, GPS, You Tube app, email, and everything else on your phone? If you're primarily a talker who does occasional texting or the other way around, pay for the plan that you're more likely to use and save money by giving up the extras.
- No contract - These days mid-level cell phone carriers like Net10, Tracfone, and even Walmart are offering competitively-priced cell phone plans without binding you to a two-year contract. Some of these carriers even offer older model smartphones, unlimited talk, unlimited texting, and internet. Shop around for the best deals.
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- Tell friends you don't have unlimited text - Originally, texting was designed for sending quick messages to a colleague who didn't want his phone going off in the middle of a meeting. Of course, one thing leads to another. Texting has become extremely lucrative for cell phone carriers and more expensive for you, especially when it's integrated with social media. If you're not an avid texter but your friends are, it still costs you money, sometimes as much as 20 cents per text. Controlling costs becomes much tougher. You may have to reconsider your phone plan.
- Government lifeline cell phone program- The US government's Lifeline program has been around since 1985 and provides affordable phone service to eligible low-income consumers. If you qualify, you could get a free phone with no activation fee and pay as little as $5 a month for unlimited talk and text service.
You don't have to sacrifice other purchases and other parts of your life by becoming a slave to your cell phone bill. Find a carrier and a plan that best suits your needs and save the extra dollars for something else you really want to enjoy.
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It depends what you mean by safe, but in general, there is no problem with this. You have added an extra source of packages (a PPA) where packages and updates which have not (yet) been released to the general public are hosted. In this case, the package are related to the graphical environment and your graphics card. (I also used this PPA to try solve some problems with my graphics card.)
The key here is that this is a fairly well-known/trusted PPA. In theory, someone could host a PPA and put malicious code in it, but he would usually be called out pretty quickly for it on a public forum like this.
There is also some slight risk, in that there is a higher risk of bugs in code that is still in a PPA, rather than released in the mainstream package repositories, because it might not have been tested as thoroughly yet, and less users will have been using it to discover other bugs or problems with it.