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Recently, Gary Oldman has been making headlines for the wrong reasons, but his talent and passion are undeniable.
Oldman is one of very few actors that can truly transform himself into a role, camouflaging himself so completely that you won't even recognize the British actor. With his voice and appearance changing dramatically from one part to the next… Continue reading Gary Oldman's 10 Most Transformative Roles (PHOTOS)


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País Veil, the Pyrenees Mountains, 11:37p.m.
Rafael Navarro dangled from the wall of the medieval castle, the murmur of approaching voices drifting down to him in the inky, moonless night. He went dead still, slid his gaze to the void plunging forty feet below him, and wondered what had gone wrong with his plan. Those guards weren't supposed to arrive yet. He'd spent weeks studying their rotation for the G-6 summit, counting off the intervals of the passing searchlight, calculating the exact time and place to break into the American diplomat's room. And he should have had three more minutes to scale this wall.
Cold sweat beaded his forehead. His back and shoulders throbbed as he clung to the nylon rope. But he schooled himself to absolute stillness, knowing even the slightest shift could move a prong on the grappling hook, drawing the royal guards' attention to him. Behind him, a cool breeze swept down the slopes of the Pyrenees Mountains, the slow, rhythmic clanking of cowbells tightening his nerves.
"You're not seriously going to smoke that." The man's voice came from the wall walk above.
"Why not?" a second man asked. His voice had a belligerent edge. "It's not going to kill anyone."
Except Rafe.
"The hell it won't," the first guard said. "You heard the boss. Anyone who screws up tonight gets fired." "Yeah, yeah."
Rafe's heart galloped against his rib cage. He'd be dead if he didn't move. Now. In a few precious seconds, the searchlight would pass, illuminating him like a dark bug splayed on a silver wall.
But cigarette smoke wisped past. More crucial seconds ticked down. Rafe gritted his teeth, his biceps trembling, every survival instinct screaming at him to go. But he couldn't move, couldn't even change positions to relieve the pressure on his now-numb hands.
"Hombre. Would you come on?" the first guard said, echoing Rafe's thoughts. "The next rotation's about to catch up."
"Fine." Disgust tinged the smoker's voice. A glowing cigarette butt streaked over the wall, barely missing Rafe's head. The guards finally pushed away from the ledge, the thud of their receding footsteps fading into the night.
Rafe eased out a breath, but forced himself to wait, counting off several vital heartbeats in case they circled back. Then he powered up the rope in a surge of adrenaline, glad he'd kept up the brutal workouts that enabled him to make this climb even though he'd retired from a life of crime. Until now.
He reached the medieval battlement and paused again. Stiii ciear. His arms aching, the desperate need to hurry flogging his brain, he hoisted himself over the edge. Then he yanked up the rope, pulled the grappling hook from the wall, and duckedjust as the searchlight skimmed overhead.
Too damned close.
His heart pounding, that addictive rush of danger streaming through his veins, he crawled to the ancient watchtower, careful to keep his head under the light's wide range. Then he coiled the rope and tucked it against the wall for his descent. The high-powered beam swept back over the cylindrical tower, past a planked oak door dotted with iron studs.
Now. He leaped up and sprinted to the door. Skidding to a stop, he whipped the lock-pick gun from his back pocket, inserted a tension wrench into the lock and applied the gun. A series of sharp, rapid clicks rent the air.
The lock gave way.
Rafe squeezed through the door, careful not to let the hinges creak, into the darkened alcove that adjoined the diplomat's room. At this height he didn't worry about triggering an alarm. No one got past the armed guards, surveillance cameras and intrusion detection devices on the castle's lower floorsexcept a third-generation master thief like him.
But he wasn't out of danger yet. He had to find the historic signet ring and get back down that wallbefore the reception ended and the American returned to his room.
Flicking on his penlight, he padded across the antique rug to the Baroque-style bureau. He checked the drawers, peeked behind the huge gilded paintings on the medieval wall. No ring. No hidden safe. He turned toward the bedroom.
A soft, feminine laugh stopped him cold.
His pulse drummed hard. He snapped his gaze to the closed velvet drapes dividing the two rooms. The diplomat had come back earlyand he wasn't alone.
Rafe frowned, debating his options, but he didn't have a choice. He had to get that ring tonight. The diplomat was scheduled to present it to Pais Vell's king in the morning. And if that happened, Rafe's bargain with the police chief would be void.
His nerves ratcheting higher, every sense hyperalert, he crept to the floor-length drapes and nudged the edge aside. The cool, musty room was shrouded in darknessonly the faint, golden haze from a bedside lamp penetrated the gloom. Rafe zeroed in on the couple standing across from him on the opposite side of the bed. The woman had her back to him, and the mellow light gilded her naked curves.
No, not naked, he amended, his mouth quirking up in regret. But her back was bare, her gown plunging so low on her hips he could easily imagine the rest.
He allowed his gaze to linger, taking a long, leisurely slide down the sensuous sweep of her spine to the riveting contours of her hips. He couldn't fault the diplomat's tasteor haste. The woman was flawless, at least from the rear. She had sleek, honeyed skin, and centerfold-worthy curves. She wore her dark hair up, exposing the tempting nape of her neck. Loose tendrils danced in the light.
And given the rapt expression on the balding diplomat's face, her front side was better yet.
But Rafe didn't have time to ogle the diplomat's escort. Dragging his attention back to the room, he scanned the wingback chairs hulking in the shadows, the imposing Louis XIV armoire with its carved doors hanging ajar. That ring had to be within reach. But how could he get past the bed to search?
The diplomat tugged off his shirt and tossed it aside, then struggled to pull off a sock. He staggered and lost his balance, lurching against the woman. She steadied them both and laughed.
Rafe stilled, the low, throaty sound jarring something inside him, a memory he'd fought to erase. He whipped his gaze to her smooth velvet skin, the dip of her slender waist, and gave his head a swift shake. It couldn't be her. There was no damned way.
Gabrielle Ferrer hadn't set foot in Pais Vell in years.
"Come on, honey," the diplomat said, enunciating his words too carefully, drawing Rafe's eyes to the wine glasses beside the bed. "You're wearing too many clothes."
He spun her around in a move probably meant to be debonair. Instead he tripped and sprawled back over the bed. The woman fell atop him and laughed again. "Easy there." She pushed herself up to her elbows, bringing her face more fully into the halo of light, and Rafe's heart slammed to a halt. So he hadn't hallucinated that voice. It really was Gabrielle.
Hell of a place to find his ex-fiancée.
He ran his eyes down the elegant swell of her cheekbones, the seductive tilt of her lips. She hadn't changed in the past three years. She still had those hot, sultry eyes, that X-rated mouth.
A body that still fueled his erotic dreams.
The diplomat pawed at her dress, pulling her shoulder strap down her arm, revealing the curves of her ample breasts. Curves Rafe had tasted and teased and touched.
He clenched his jaw. Resentment scorched deep in his gut. She was good, he'd give her that much. The sensual laugh, the come-hither way she tossed her head, baring the tempting skin of her throat. She was every man's fantasy, a siren luring him to erotic bliss.
But she'd only been acting with him.
"Let me get you more wine," she purred to the diplomat, and her husky voice scraped over Rafe's nerves. "Then I'll join you."
She pushed herself off the bed. The neckline of her long gown gaped, exposing a flash of creamy flesh. Her body was perfect, all rightan attribute she used well. She wielded it like a lethal weapon, destroying any man foolish enough to care.
Good thing he was no longer that fool.
Dodging the diplomat's groping hands, she turned to the bedside table, and bent to pour the wine. Rafe watched her in actionwriggling, making her dress tighten over her hips in a move guaranteed to snag the eye. His traitorous blood heating, he clenched his gloved hands into fists, the urge to yank that soft, yielding body against hisand make her want him againriding him hard.
He hissed, furious at his reactionthat even after all this time, he wasn't immune. Each sinuous move knocked his heart off course, sending blood surging straight to his groin.
He shook away the lust with effort, determined to focus on finding that ring. But suspicion swirled inside him, the same uneasy feeling he'd had from the start of this job winging back full force. Why was Gabrielle here? She hardly needed a notch on her belt, and seducing this overweight, middle-aged lothario wasn't her style.
Trying to make sense of her presence, he tracked her suggestive movements with narrowed eyes. It didn't surprise him that she would attend the reception. She moved in rarified social circles as one of the megarich of the world. Not only had she inherited a software conglomerate worth billions, but she'd descended from the landed aristocracy. And as cousin to the prime minister, she had political connections, as well.
All that explained her attendance at the summit's reception. But why this charade with the diplomat? And why return to Pais Vell now?
Unless she was after the same thing Rafe was
His heart missed a beat. He studied the enticing swell of her hips, the gleam of her naked back, and his brows gathered into a frown. Could she be after the historic ring? But why would she be? She didn't need the money. She didn't collect antiquities. And she'd never shown much interest in the La Brigada separatists who claimed the seventeenth-century signet ringa symbol of their lost homelandwas theirs.
Rafe didn't care about the ring, either. And nothing could have tempted him to risk his precious freedom except one thingthe chance to atone for the past.
But none of that explained Gabrielle.
She glanced over her shoulder, shot the diplomat a heated smile, and Rafe's hold on his temper slipped. Regardless of her motives, he knew one thing. That ring was his. If by some odd twist of fate she had come here to steal it, she was out of luck.
She finished pouring the wine, then swiveled toward the bed, holding the glass. Without warning, she glanced up, and her gaze collided with his.
She went stock-still. The color slowly leached from her face. His anger steadily building, Rafe folded his arms and scowled back.
Several seconds dragged past. Gabi stayed rooted in place, gawking at him from across the bed. He deliberately severed the contact, then raked his gaze down the length of herover her full, ripe breasts and narrow waist, back to her stunning faceand his resentment spiked higher yet. Because if she tried to interfere with his plans.
She gave her head a swift shake, as if to pull herself out of her daze. Then she slipped back into seductress mode, curling her lips into a practiced smile. But her hand trembled, sending wine slopping onto the bed, proving she wasn't as unaffected as she tried to pretend.
Good. She deserved to sweat after the callous way she'd dumped him.
Leaning forward, she handed the diplomat the glass of wine. He gulped it down, then reached out to put it on the bedside table. "Lesh get that dress off," he slurred.
"Right." Her voice came out breathy. She stepped away from the bed. Reaching for the straps on her ballgown, she sliced her gaze back to Rafe's.
He didn't move. Stark tension arced in the air. He raised a brow in challenge, wondering just how far she'd take this game. Not that he cared. Gabrielle had meant nothing to him for years. And if she wanted to perform an impromptu strip tease, who was he to complain?
Unless this was some sort of trap
The muscles of his belly tightened, more doubts piling inside. Had she expected him to show up here? Had she been sent here to waylay him? But that made no sense. She couldn't have known his plans. And while she might be an expert seductress, she hadn't faked her surprise.
But then why not sound the alarm? Why not tell the diplomat he was here? What game was she trying to play?
She moistened her lush lower lip with her tongue. The gown's thin straps slithered down. Rafe's gaze dropped to the scraps of fabric clinging precariously to her breasts, just as he knew she'd planned. But if she thought she could manipulate him through his hormones, she was wrong.
She paused, as if to heighten the anticipation.
Damned if it didn't work.
Scowling, he cursed his weakness around this woman. He knew better than to let her suck him in. She'd led him on for years, slumming it with him while she waited for a more respectable man to come along.
A sudden snore cut through the air.
Gabrielle abruptly straightened. Rafe spared a glance at the diplomat now passed out cold on the sheets. Still scowling, he jerked apart the drapes and strode across the room, determined to get answers fast. As he neared, Gabrielle's perfume flooded his senses, that unique blend of jasmine and vanilla taunting his nerves.
He stopped and braced his hands on his hips. She tilted her head back to meet his eyes. "Well, hello, Rafe." Her husky voice rumbled inside him, making him angrier yet.
"Gabrielle." He bared his teeth in a feral smile. She swayed back, her own smile wavering, the pulse speeding at the base of her throat betraying her unease. It was about time she started to worry. Because the real game was about to begin.

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Prairie Ridge outfielder Bryan Klendworth is well on his way to helping his team reach sectionals. As of April 29, the senior has put up impressive offensive stats – a .586 batting average, 23 RBIs and 13 stolen bases. Head coach Glen Pecoraro said that Klendworth has an "outstanding worth ethic," and is a great example of a student athlete. Klendworth will continue his playing career at Olivet Nazarene in the fall.
Name: Bryan Klendworth
Age/year in school: 18/Senior
Hometown: Crystal Lake
Sport: Baseball
Position: Outfield
How long have you played baseball? Since I was four.
What do you love most about baseball?
It is a very humbling game. Once you think you have it figured out the game changes.
What are your goals for this season? How will you achieve them?
I plan to help my team get to Sectionals. To do that, I will continue to get extra practice.
What are you looking forward to most this season?
Some much needed 60-degree weather. I am tired of having to wear three Under Armours.
Who has inspired you most in your athletic endeavors?
My parents. Without them, I have no idea where I would be. They have supported me through thick and thin.
If you didn't play baseball, what would you be doing?
I would probably be playing football and lacrosse, and I would get my hunting license.
Who is your favorite athlete and why?
Nick Martini [outfielder in the St. Louis Cardinals' minor league system]. I had an opportunity to hit with him this winter, and I learned more about the aspect of hitting in two months than I have in 14 years of baseball.
What hobbies or activities do you enjoy outside baseball?
I enjoy hanging out with friends, watching movies and playing videogames.
Favorite quote or words to live by:
"I can do all things through him who strengthens me." – Philippians 4:13
Profile edited by Lauren Comitor. Local coaches who would like to see an athlete featured in TribLocal should email email@example.com.


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Dakota Wesleyan University campus will be closed on Monday, July 4, for the Independence Day holiday weekend.
This includes the McGovern Library as well as offices. The library will also be closed Saturday and Sunday, July 2-3.
Regular office hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and McGovern Library hours of 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., will resume Tuesday, July 5.
Dakota Discovery Museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, July 2, and closed Sunday-Monday, July 3-4. Regular hours for next week will be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. Admission is: children (under 6) are free; youth (ages 6 to 17) are $3; adults (18-62) are $7; and seniors (63 and older) are $6.
The 2016 spring semester dean's list at Dakota Wesleyan University includes 242 students.
To qualify for the dean's list, a student must have a semester grade point average of at least 3.5 on a four-point scale. They also have to complete at least 12 hours of academic work during the semester.
The following students have been named to the dean's list.
Aberdeen — Ariana Arampatzis, Thomas Hogg
Alexandria — Michael Bartlett, Kendra Cheeseman, Devin Constant, Hailey Doyle, Ralph Helmuth, Kassie Marek, Jordan Marquardt, Jerrod Zens
Armour — Jennifer Schelling
Baltic — Nathan Stadem
Belle Fourche — Shelbie Budmayr
Black Hawk — Rodney Seals
Blunt — Macey Chambers
Bowdle — Elizabeth Anderson
Box Elder — Lisa Stanley
Brandon — Ashley Burkman, Jaymie Lillestol, Amy Stassen
Bridewater — Natasha Letcher
Britton — Jade Hoisington
Brookings — Lauren Fitts
Burke — Jay Determan, Shailhyn Schweigert
Canistota — Dylan Lynde, Alex Robertson
Canton — Abby Roseland, Anna Schutte, Heather Willett, Heidi Willett
Cavour — Sierra Crater
Chamberlain — Coleman Caldwell, Makenna Hancock
Colome — Michael Rohde
Corsica — Hope Menning, Kayla Vanden Hoek
Crooks — Trae Bergh
Custer —Tyra Patzlaff
Dallas —Skylar Forgey
De Smet — Rylie Osthus, Sharleen Wipf
Dell Rapids — Tanner Munk, Trevor Peter
Elk Point — Amy Zeller
Emery — Jill Tietze
Estelline — Daniel Mitchell
Ethan — Chase McBrayer, Morgan Tuttle
Faith — Shanna Selby
Fedora — Cal Wiese
Fulton — Mitch Johnson
Garretson — Dustin Steckler, Patrick Whetham
Geddes — Rachael Kriz
Gregory —Taylor Anshutz
Harrisburg — Kamie Johnson
Hartford — Caleb Heiberger, Jacey Jira
Howard — Andrew Schwader, Maria Schwader
Huron — Caleb Carr, Lucas Carr, Amanda Halsey
Ipswich — Makayla Kilber
Iroquois — Erik Wehlander
Kimball — Russell Pick, Jace Pulse, Jesse Taylor
Lake Andes — DiMera Dvorak, Kelsey Kniffen
Lake Preston — Cole Casper
Letcher — Nadine Cota, Lora VanLaecken
Lower Brule — Charles LaRoche
Madison — Heith Williams
Martin — Brooke Bair, Brady Hicks
Mellete — Landon Fischbach
Mission — Elizabeth Klein
Mitchell — Tyson Allen, Alaina Bertsch, Mason Cahoy, Abigail Carlisle, Erin Croucher, Matthew Fouberg, Chandler Fredrich, Tori Houwman, Krista Huber, Serina Lesnar, Katherine Loveland, Mareisha Marvin, Madison-Ainsley Miller, Parth Patel, Marian Ragels, Rachel Reichel, Alyssa Roy, Katelynn Runge, Tate Schoenfelder, Jelonda Singleton, Jerry Stravia, Anna Thompson
Mount Vernon — Jesse Olsen, Delayna Paulson
Onida — Lewis Hofer
Parkston — Tessa Meyer, Ann Thury, McKenzie Weidenbach
Phillip — Rachel Parsons
Pierre — Matthew Bader, Maranda Ehrenfried, Michael Hardwick, Bailey Keller, Alexander McGuigan, Travis Moodie, Tyson Moodie, Jared Neilan
Platte — Kathleen Holter, Coby Johnson, Nicole Nelson, Rheanna Pheifer, Kennedi Travis
Pukwana — Anna Pazour
Rapid City — Bryce Blank, Jarrick Jensen, Alexandra Sterling
Scotland — Aisha Abbink, Jaymie Barrett, Haley Brunke
Sioux Falls — Katlyn Ameson, Abigail Behm, April Carlson, Mary Davis, Miranda Doss, Rebecca Ford, Brittany Forsman, Brooke Forsman, Machele Green, Katelynn Gulick, Laura Hoiten, Holly Lunde, Ian McClanahan, Brooklynn Oehlerking, Megan Peltier, Kristi Plemmons, Jareen Saxon, Cierra Schneider, Zachary Schneider, Patrick Verley
Springfield — Chesney Nagel
Stickney — Adam Bormann
Tabor — Dakota Bodden
Tripp — Michelle Nuss
Tyndall — Kodi Larson, Travis McDonald
Vermillion — Josie Huber
Viborg — Matthew Jensen
Volga — Tyson DeGroot, Danielle Van Kooten
Wagner — Allison Cimpl, Jasmine Kreeger
Watertown — Emily Pengilly
Webster — Tyler Wagner
Wessington Springs — Vanessa Thompson
White Lake — Rowan Byrd
Winner — Kelsey Bertram, Anthony Husher, Sara Husher, Samuel Naasz
Woonsocket — Rachel Selland
Yankton — Derek Brenner, Andriana Sprakel
Other states
Irvine – Ian Hyde
Los Angles – Stephanie Bravo
Monterey Park – Vanessa Mandez
Palmdale – Nicolas Woslum
Signal Hill – Kevin Lopez
Turlock – Savannah Ahumada
Yuba City – Austin Van Poole
Keenesburg – Brittany Ochs
Loveland – Dyrani Clark
Little Rock – Madeline DeBeer
Rocky Valley – Maria Koenen, Anna Vanden Bosch
Driggs – Sean Riley
Nampa – Michael Claar
Tetonia – Braiden Jorgensen
Batavia – Kelly Hull
Amite – Katherine Varnado
Becker – Samantha Fluck
Buffalo – Cassidy Hendricks
Chaska – Peter Wartenberg
Finlayson – Susan Behrens
Granite Falls – Ashleigh Neuman
Jackson – Sydney Eddy
Jasper – Sawyer Gibson
Kerkhoven – Jonah Johnson
Lonsdale – Thomas Dienst
Marshall – Brooke Louwagie
Minneota – Meghan Travis
Pipestone – Lisa Nolan, Cassandra VanderPlaats
Ramsey – Amber Bray, Ashley Bray
South Haven – Jenna Loch
Taunton – Abbie Verschelde
Twin Valley – Aaron Bommersbach
Corvallis – Jake Capko
Roundup – Marissa Soderberg
Superior – Alecia VanTassel
North Dakota
Dickinson – Keagen Hadley
Jamestown – Sterling Hubbard
Reiles Acres – Matthew Hockert
West Fargo – Dianna Tehven
Blair – Adam Jahnel
Columbus – Kelsey Newman
Juniata – Ciera Eisele
Norfolk – Cassandra Fink, Katarina Godfrey, Jerrett Mills, Peyton Price
Omaha – Lillian Jones
Orchard – Sarah Twibell
Rising City – Nathan Dahl
Utica – Katie Kinnett
Las Vegas – Karly Severance
New York
Sound Beach – William Lutjen
San Juan – Jacqueline Valdes
Schertz – Taylor Spence
Superior – Thanael Certa-Werner
Casper – John Fabrizius
Gillette – Haley Connelly, Tyler Fortuna
Sheridan – Erin Deibele
Other countries
Merritt, British Columbia – Benjamin McNiven
Winnipeg, Manitoba – Lorissa Loeppky
Shaunavon, Saskatchewan – Claudia Nixon
Windsor, Ontario – Nicholas Garofalo
Hartlepool, Cleveland – John Sutherland
Okinawa – Jerilyn Geist
Sodertalje – Gabriella Frykbo
Ashley Digmann was awarded the prestigious Clarke Award for Teaching Excellence on Sunday during Dakota Wesleyan University's Commencement services at the Corn Palace.
This award was first instituted in the 1996-97 academic year. John and Vicki Clarke, of Mitchell, endowed an award to annually recognize a Dakota Wesleyan University faculty member for excellence in teaching. The award is presented by a member of the Clarke family to one faculty member each year at Commencement. The award consists of a red marble apple on a round walnut base and a cash award. Nominations are solicited from the DWU campus community.
Digmann, a 2006 alumnus, was named the Dakota Wesleyan University Department of Education chairwoman in spring of 2015. She has been an adjunct instructor of mathematics at DWU since 2011 and began teaching full time in 2013.
Digmann was described as a person who "Strives to make learning relevant and applicable," Provost Rocky Von Eye read from a nomination. "(She) promotes learning and growth of 21st-century skills, a classroom environment where collaboration is fostered and the opportunities for experiential and problem-based learning are provided. (She has) a heart for students which is displayed in the way (she) promotes the success and wellbeing of students as a whole."
Von Eye described Digmann as a teacher who loves teaching, is caring, innovative, creative and excited by the subject matter.
"This professor creates an atmosphere where students are self-motivated to demonstrate their best effort and attain high achievement," Von Eye said, then quoting a nomination, "Through the relationships formed and by being a reputable voice on campus this professor has attained a level of respect that allows them to speak with authority into the lives of students."
Digmann is active in numerous volunteering projects at DWU, in her community of Parkston. She volunteers for Freshman Move-in, student club activities, the Great Wesleyan Giveback on campus, and gives time to her local library, volunteers at her church, bagged groceries for cancer, and participated in cancer awareness fun-runs. She is a member of the South Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the National Council of Teachers in Mathematics, Sigma Zeta honor society, and is the local Phi Kappa Phi honor society president. She is also the system coordinator for HLC and the assessment coordinator.
"We often wonder if the students notice when a professor attends university activities," Von Eye said. "They do, as evidence, I will read one final quote from a student, 'She represents the future of the faculty of this campus while being a member of the present. She is a recognized and identifiable active member of campus and the community as a whole, has a weekly presence at chapel, and is a strong supporter of Wesleyan athletics and the arts; she attends almost every university activity including music, theater and sports activities. Dr. Ashley Digmann is an embodiment of the four core values of Dakota Wesleyan University: Learning, Leadership, Faith, and Service.'"
Digmann earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary math education from Dakota Wesleyan University, her Master of Arts degree in mathematics education from Chadron State College, Chadron, Neb., and her Educational Doctorate in leadership from Creighton University, Omaha, Neb.
Digmann and her husband, Jared, have two children, Jayden and Hadley.


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Lentheric Solo: Fail, 1
Up your game.
Advertising Agency: Bester Burke, Cape Town, South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Stephen Burke
Copywriter: Jed Dawson
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i like the FHM-type photography...but I don't see why fail? i mean...this is as good as they get...unless...the parfume makes them smarter...sexy is there already...maybe it'a a perfume for gay men?
I wouldn't mind failing next to a woman like that...
"U think it's perfect?! Press delete and start again!"
u think the girl is perfect? press solo and start again.
seriously, with this solo-shit even the most adorable girl isn't enough. must contain glue or something like that.
Thanks, makes a bit more sense now that someone's explained the idea somewhat. I still don't think the concept is tied together enough at the moment though. Hot girls, looking sexy is good and everything, but there needs to be more on the page to hook the audience by the wallet and not by the penis. Because that's all that's coming across. Sex. Dirty, dirty sex.
it's basically this idea http://www.nmauk.co.uk/nma/uploads/7347/highres/volkswagen_lemon_hires... far worse executed and unpimped with sex.
Accepted. Accepted. Accepted. Any day. Any time. Any where.
tits that look soft are okay, you have to worry when they look hard, lumpy and implant-y. fucking gross
anyway, i don't care. my first impression was that it looks like a shitty solarium or gym ad. so my interest stopped here. i dont even care what the product is.
just wondering why it is here.
only a nice girl for wathever ad? maybe to put in the middle of the road? mmmm.... time to wake up......!


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"Clint and I wrote this song on a Monday, recorded the demo on a Tuesday and that Wednesday Flatts' label put it on hold,†he recalls. "To have Rascal Flatts be the very first artist to cut a song I've written is pretty unbelievable,†he said. "Songwriting has always been something I love, but this is just beyond any expectations I could have ever had. Clint and I felt it was a special song, but the band's recording gives us chills and we've heard the song for almost a year. I can't wait to see what happens with it.â€Â
Here Comes Goodbye, that debuted on the radio yesterday, is the first single off Rascal Flatts new CD Unstoppable out on April 7th and I am sure that song will be saying Hello to the top of charts very soon! Chris Sligh's second single Empty Me is currently climbing the charts!
It is nice to see that some of the former-American Idol contestants are doing well for themselves like Chris Sligh!
Q. What made you want to star in the new ad for Nationwide
Sanjaya: I've always liked Nationwide's ads because I think they are really funny and they have a good message – be prepared for your life to change in the future. The point of the ad is that you have to have a plan for your retirement, which I think is important. Nationwide came up with a concept that I liked a lot. They're trying to reach Americans of South Asian descent with this ad, but I think everyone will think it's funny.
Q. The theme of the new Nationwide ad is "Life Comes at You Fast." How have you experienced that in your life?
Sanjaya: American Idol was like a dream come true. When I started, nobody knew who I was. I was just one of the thousands of people with a dream who took a shot. As the season progressed more and more people began to recognize me. It was great to get so much support from fans. The show opened a lot of doors for me. Now I'm looking forward to the next stage of my career. It's really exciting. I don't know exactly what will happen, but there are some great possibilities.
Q. What's next for Sanjaya?
Sanjaya: I've got big plans. I just moved to New York and I'm so excited to be living there. I'm looking forward to pursuing some opportunities in acting and modeling. I'm also beginning work on a new album that will be released later this year. I can't wait for fans to hear it.
I'm looking forward to showing the world a whole new Sanjaya. American Idol was great, but I think there's a lot more to me than what you saw on the show. The Nationwide commercial is the first of many exciting projects I have planned.
Q. Will we see the crazy hair again?
Sanjaya: Actually – you will see it in the Nationwide ad. It certainly got people's attention on American Idol so hopefully it helps generate more buzz about the new ad.
I can't wait to see Sanjaya with his faux hawk again!
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- The Texas A&M football team donned full pads during a two hour and fifteen minute practice Friday night.
"First day in pads, but we weren't tackling to the ground. We'll probably do a little bit of that tomorrow. Just taught fundamentals today, it wasn't our greatest and wasn't our worst," said head coach Kevin Sumlin.
Sumlin went on to say that the Aggies would practice at Kyle Field Saturday to "juice it up a little bit."
Before practice at Kyle the Aggies will bus to teammate Polo Manukainiu's funeral in Colleyville, and they expect it to be emotional. Sumlin said, "For us to be able to deal with it openly as a team and really give support to each other and the family tomorrow is very, very important."
Defensive line coach Terry Price, who served as Polo's position coach, added, "It's not been easy. It's hard to believe that a guy we saw not that long ago now is not part of us. One thing I try to tell my guys, tell my group, is we're all a family. Anytime you lose a family member it hurts everybody."
As usual, quarterback Johnny Manziel was a topic of discussion. "He's continued to work at everything," said Sumlin. "Mechanically he's better and understands some things. It's kind of like playing golf, once you understand the mechanics you can correct yourself when things aren't going right. I think he's worked very hard in the offseason to understand the mechanics. I don't think there's just one area that he concentrated on, I think he's worked on his total game."
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Tom Blackaller: one of the great characters of sailing . ..
Most have fond memories of the 1987 America's Cup in Fremantle. It had everything - big breeze, drama, action on the water and ashore, and a lot of larger than life characters who really bought that series to life.
One of those characters was Tom Blackaller who sailed the canard ruddered USA out of San Francisco. In this series of clips from TVNZ's coverage of the 1987 Louis Vuitton Cup, we take you through a bet taken on the outcome of the eliminations for the semi-finals.
A feature of the Challenger Series in particular were the media conferences, which took on a life of their own providing a great offset for the tough sailing in the Fremantle Doctor.
In this series of clips we start the bet by Blackaller that the then New Zealand Challenge would throw a race and let the New York Yacht Club through to the semi-finals at his expense, and then catch the reaction over the next couple of nights.
Features Tom Blackaller (USA), a young Chris Dickson (NZL) with a young Brad Butterworth at his side in one session, John Kolius (New York YC), plus Harold Cudmore (GBR), plus the management of the New York Yacht Club.
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I was going onto Fort Bragg army base in north carolina. at the gate i blew a .04. i was 20 at the time, I am 21 now and just know getting a summons 4 months later. I already attended alcohol abuse classes and was separated from the military. Why am i being summoned? The state is punishing me too? What can i expect? Also i dont live in North carolina anymore Im in florida now.
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Other facinating Joe Biden related tidbits.
1. He is a major DLC corporate Democrat and is a good pal of Joe Lieberman Yo JOE! http://www.bigfatwhale.com/archives/bfw_282.html
2. He has been throwing Anti-Iraq war Democrats under the bus for years.
3. He is owned by Delaware credit card companies and corporate America.
4. He made racially offensive remarks about Senator Obama today.
I had to take out the URLs to get past the comment spam filter.
Biden is clean and articulate.
I didn't know about the family car crash. How horrible.
Personal tragedy aside, Biden's got no chance. He's a stand-in for Delaware's corporate interests, particularly banks, and most particularly MBNA. He's got the ego to run for president, but not the substance to match. It's no wonder he's had to plagiarize his best speeches.
I'd take him over any of the Republicans, and unlike Lieberman Biden's a real enough Democrat, but he's at or near the bottom of the list in terms of both desirability and electability.
Biden never had a chance. Now he's in negative-chance territory, thanks to the Obama comment.
Are there any DLC "democrats" in the Senate that are NOT running in 2008? 20 bucks says that Bob Kerrey will make some noises about running in 2007.
campaign DOA.
Somebody should post a link to what he said about people of East Indian heritage and Dunkin' Donuts a few years back. He brings nothing to the field. I'm all for experience, but spending your entire adulthood until age 65 in Congress is not good preparation for the Presidency.
You mean this?
POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Biden Defends Remarks
Definitely the most worthless Democrat running. The guy is an incredible blowhard. I was somewhat obsessed with the last two Supreme Court selections, and listened to many hours of hearings of the Senate Judiciary Committee, on which Biden sits. One thing I learned listening to hours of questions and testimony: Biden really likes to hear himself talk. He repeatedly speechified almost all of his time away, and half the time never got around to actually asking any questions. I mean, the guy seriously likes the sound of his own voice. Which is a good thing, I suppose, since it puts the rest of us to sleep.
He's about as charismatic as Walter Mondale, and what the fuck is with his hair?
He'll never get out of single digits. But I'm sure he'll enjoy listening to himself talk... until he runs out of campaign money.
Matt Taibbi had a hilarious column about Biden.
Worth a read...
I agree that Biden doesn't have much of a chance, because he does like to talk and he doesn't censor himself very much. He's bound to get in worse trouble than the Obama comment before the campaign's over. And in general I'm not pleased with his stance on drugs. On the other hand, he's chaired the Senate committees on foreign relations and the judiciary, and I'll be damned if I vote for rock-star Obama over somebody with, you know... political experience. And speaking as somebody who grew up right next door in Southeast Pennsylvania, Biden is pretty highly respected and well-loved in the area, and I think he's a likeable guy. I don't know that I'd vote for him but he's at the top of my list for the Democrats.
not a chance - distraction campaign
used to think he was OK, he now makes little sense
motor mouth is not an asset, in the Bush era - well spoken and articulate are stellar concepts
Senator biden is someone I thought would make a great candidate for president, however since those comments about Senator Obama I believe he has some problems with race. I also believe he just shot himself in the foot and might as well go home
I acknowledge that Joe Biden made some blunders with respect to his recent comments- however, I think it's time that all dedicated democrats with any hope of seeing a dem elected in '08, better stop taking vitriolic pot shots at candidates like Joe Biden. I happen to think he's a very respectable person who has dedicated his life to public service. If you're not for him, that's fine. Denigrating him doesn't help the democratic cause.
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There's always a lighthouse. There's always a man. There's always….BioShock.
It's been nine years – Nine. Years. – since Irrational Games and 2K took you to the depths of thriller-storytelling in the underwater city of Rapture. And the outpouring since we announced BioShock: The Collection has been nothing short of amazing.
Before the announcement, we always got some people sharing their favorite BioShock moments at any given trade show. Hell, by our count, several people admitted to balling up in the fetal position their first time playing the game.
Today, we're sharing a couple of our favorite BioShock anecdotes from you, our fans:
"I loved tricking Big Daddies into fighting each other to the death. The one that survived, I'd charm [and] the winner would have the honor of being my bodyguard."
2K: There are better ways to find someone to watch your back…we just can't think of any right now.
"I bought BioShock Infinite on the day it came out and proceeded to play it for 12 hours straight. No food, no bathroom breaks. Nothing. No regrets, either."
2K: Our legal team informs us that food, bathroom breaks, sunlight and bathing regularly are recommended. Strike that, HIGHLY recommended.
"I was never into the 50s or 60s – I'm talking styles, music – any of it. BUT, after playing BioShock, I fully converted. Now I listen to the music of the era and adopted those clothing styles into every day of my life by choice."
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2K: Would you kindly finish the game? (and not spoil it for anyone left on the planet that hasn't played it yet.)
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2K: Yeahhhhh….not gonna touch that one.
"You know that part early in the game where you see a splicer talking into a baby stroller? That creeped me the hell out. I ran out on to my steps, balled up started chain-smoking and saying to myself out loud, "Oh hell, no….!"
2K: You mean that part where the splicer woman is having a conversation with a handgun and baby doll in the stroller? Nope, nothing messed up about that image. At all.
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What about your stories? What happened when you played a BioShock game? Share your #BioShockMoments here on the blog or any of 2K's social channels – we'd love to hear from you! And your moment just might become a featured BioShock Moment.
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Anyone? I am wondering what the S4 would look like with a set of brand new RS4 alloys?
A guy I know has. Actually they are replicas.
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The airline lives up to its reputation--it doesn't matter wheather you are going to heaven or hell, you have to go through Chicago.
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Elderly man hurt in robbery attempt
HOUMA -- A 76-year-old man was beaten with his own metal cane and slashed with a box-cutter Wednesday during a robbery attempt in a bathroom at Southland Mall, authorities said. The suspect, an unidentified black man believed to be 20 to 30 years old, approached the victim shortly before 5:30 p.m. and attempted to take his wallet from his back pocket. A struggle ensued, during which the robber produced a box-cutter and slashed the victim, causing several lacerations to the elderly mans forearms and head, according to Terrebonne Sheriffs Capt. Malcolm Wolfe. The suspect then took the mans aluminum walking cane and beat him with it before fleeing from the restroom in the direction of Dillards department store without taking the wallet, Wolfe said, adding that the two men were alone in the restroom at the time of the attack. The victim was treated for moderate injuries at Terrebonne General Medical Center, Wolfe said. The suspect is described as bald and of medium build, approximately 6 feet, 2 inches tall and wearing a white T-shirt, dark-colored jeans, tennis shoes and a gray hooded sweatshirt, authorities said. Anyone with information concerning this investigation is asked to call the Terrebonne Parish Sheriffs Office detective bureau, 876-2500. Nicholls hosts fall commencement THIBODAUX -- Nearly 600 students are expected to receive their degrees this weekend as Nicholls State University hosts its fall commencement ceremony. The event will begin 10 a.m. Saturday at the Stopher Gymnasium, 906 E. 1st St., Thibodaux, with students in the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education and University College receiving degrees. A second ceremony will be at 2 p.m. with students in the Chef John Folse Culinary Institute and the colleges of Business Administration, Nursing and Allied Health receiving degrees. Barry Melancon, CEO of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, will speak at the event.
Annual boat parade SaturdayBOURG -- Youre invited to enjoy a holiday boat parade this weekend on the banks of Bayou Terrebonne. The Ala Bayou Terrebonne Christmas Boat Parade will begin after dusk Saturday near the Bourg Volunteer Fire Station, 4402 La. 24. The parade runs down Bayou Terrebonne to the Dumas Cemetery in Montegut and usually includes 15 to 20 fishing and recreational boats. Call Mark Belanger at 876-3230 for more information.
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To celebrate its 100th birthday, Aston Martin is set to release special Centenary Editions of each of the V8 Vantage, DB9, Rapide and Vanquish model lines.
The cars will be limited to 100 units worldwide and they will feature a unique paint finish that gradually gets darker depending on the contour lines.
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Buyers also get solid silver Aston Martin badges, complete with an enamel inlay and an interior that uses materials that have only previously featured on the million-pound One-77.
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Any word on when the next release will be?
Any word on when the next release will be?
i would like to know too.
i want SE friendly links...
i had rather avoid the cvs versions :)
There is a lot of work to be done before the next gold release, however there will probably be an alpha release relatively soon.
What kinds of things are we looking forward to seeing in the implementation of the next release?
i want SE friendly links...
Amen. :)
I would like to see Status updates. Relativly soon after a release is made, the goals for the next release should be made public. Don't want to keep us guessing about what's coming now do you. Also, if that is done, it would keep requests for things that have already been implemeneted in CVS to a minimum.
We're working on it.
Cool :) would be waiting for it.
Previewing a post would be great! And being able to have more than one blog on a server, with the cookies not being messed up would be great too. (I solved that by putting WP on a sub-domain.)
:) I can't wait for the next release, y'all are doing great!
I think I heard that preview is in the plans if not in CVS already. Not sure where that was posted though.
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After my last column, I received tons of great feedback (thanks, Mom) and lots of questions. There was a common, and somewhat Catch-22-like, theme: How does one find a security job without security experience? And how does one obtain security experience without a security job?
The cybersecurity industry is immature but growing rapidly. There's no standardization of job titles or classifications -- an "Information Security Analyst" and an "Information Security Engineer" might perform the same functions for two different companies. Is cybersecurity different from information security? There are as many opinions as there are ways to spell "cybersecurity" (or cyber-security or cyber security or Cyber-security).
So how do you obtain a security gig for which you're not a perfect "10"? Here are some tips for landing the job of your dreams even if you're more a Dudley Moore than a Bo Derek.
Tip 1: Read the job description closely. Now read it again, and ask yourself this question: "What does this company need someone to do?" Not, "What does it need someone to have?" Then decide whether or not you can do whatever "it" is. Now comes the difficult part: You have to prove it, in writing and in person (or over the telephone), and that requires getting a foot in the door. Draft your resumé and cover letter to focus on why you can do the job that's advertised. When you're not a Bo Derek, you really need to broadcast the other qualities you bring to the table -- you're a hard worker, ethical, you live close by, you have industry-specific knowledge or experience, perhaps you know someone who works at the company or an industry superstar who will provide a glowing reference, or maybe you can pass a background check that would make a proctologist blush.
Tip 2: Avoid human resources. HR professionals are expected to recruit a variety of skills and cannot possibly understand the details of what makes one person more qualified than another. Unfortunately, the majority of the time, it comes down to a keyword search match -- a game of concentration. It's extremely difficult to stand out from a pile of electronic submissions unless your experience (resumé) includes all or a majority of the keywords called for in the published job description. Don't waste time throwing your resumé into that black hole unless you're a Bo Derek.
Tip 3: Appeal directly to the hiring manager. Seems logical, but it's not always easy. Be a detective. Use LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Google to find out who is the likely hiring manager and send her a note. Remember Tip 1 -- if you can do the job, you have to be able to prove it in writing. So do it. Write an email, make it brief (and grammatical, please). Explain in broad strokes why you are the one for the job. Ask for the opportunity to speak in person or on the phone for five minutes. Hone your "elevator pitch," because if you can convince someone in five minutes, you will earn another five, then 10, then an in-person interview, then a job offer.
Tip 4: Use a laser, not a shotgun: Have you seen the future? Well, I have, and in the future the weapon of choice is a laser. Scattershot approaches are out; if you want to succeed in your job search, become the laser. Block out distractions. Focus on what you want and why you're qualified. Select the opportunities that are of the most interest to you, and customize communications that will get you in the door. And when you fail (because you will fail) learn from it and refine your approach. Ask for feedback. Eventually you will succeed.
Tip 5: Live the dream. Don't just dream it. Become part of the cybersecurity community where you live. Join the local ISC2 chapter, ISACA, ISSA, InfraGard or your local Security Meetup Group. You will meet people, network, make friends, and learn about companies and opportunities. Motivational guru Harvey Mackay says, "All the technology in the world will never replace a positive attitude." Show this side of yourself and you will be amazed at the results. Some people will see the value in a positive attitude and the desire to break into an industry.
Tip 6: Ask and you might receive. Know how to get a date with a Bo Derek? Ask. What do most (all) people do when they look for a new job? They wait to be asked (read: look for a job posting). Don't waste your time. Use your new contacts in the industry to find a company where you want to work. Do your homework about its systems, culture and challenges, then target that org for an opportunity. Explain to a potential boss why you're someone he should get to know. There are plenty of job opportunities that are not advertised or that are not yet approved because the hiring manager is waiting for the right candidate or frankly too busy to begin the process. So make the first move. Remember Tip 1? Make the pitch that you're someone he should speak with. Remember, as Wayne Gretzky says, you miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
Tip 7: Say yes. If someone accepts that your experience is less than perfect and still offers you the opportunity to move in the direction you want to go, take it. Remember, the Bo Derek candidate does not exist, and neither does the perfect job. As long as you'll be learning, give it a shot. Take a risk. Obtain some experience. Absorb as much as you can from the opportunity while proving the company right for having taken a chance on you.
And if you're a hiring manager, remember what happened at the end of 10: Dudley Moore's character realizes that Bo Derek is actually not so perfect after all. She didn't have the right attitude. Consider giving a shot to someone with a desire to learn and a good outlook.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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