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The latter announced Tuesday that he was transferring. Seth Curry, who led the nation's freshmen in scoring with 20.2 points a game for Liberty University this season, wants to play at a higher level, notably in the ACC and in the state of North Carolina (NC State, Wake Forest, Duke or North Carolina).
As for the elder Curry, he will likely be a lottery pick if he decides to leave the Wildcats and enter the NBA draft.
Dell Curry, a former NBA guard and Seth and Stephen's father, said Tuesday night that the family will take time on each decision. He said the family is waiting to see which schools contact Liberty for a release.
"This is a whole new process," Dell said of looking for a new school. "He chose Liberty because of coach [Ritchie] McKay. He really liked him and the university, but after playing in the league, we feel that he can play at a higher level."
McKay said Tuesday that he was treating Seth Curry almost like a one-and-done player who has hit the higher-profile schools. He said Curry did help the Flames in his one season, helping them go 23-12 and earn a spot in the inaugural CollegeInsider.com postseason tournament.
Meanwhile, Dell Curry said he has been in contact with his NBA friends about Steph's standing in the draft.
"It's obvious he'll be a high draft choice, but he is a student and he desperately wants to finish school," Dell Curry said, adding that Stephen can't make a bad choice here.
"You watch the maturity in his game and how he's played," Dell said. "He's talented enough. But it's a long, tough year. It's a grown man's league. You've got be ready mentally more than anything."
Dell said Davidson's failure to make the NCAAs after last season's magical run to the Elite Eight was a "big disappointment" for Stephen. The Wildcats lost to Saint Mary's in the second round of the postseason NIT in Moraga, Calif., on Monday night.
Dell Curry said Stephen will need to decompress over the next couple weeks before making an early-entry decision.
The deadline to declare for the draft is April 30. Because of Dell's strong ties within the league, Curry should be able to make the decision with more information than most and without agent involvement.
• The NIT was looking at a potential field in New York of Florida, Kentucky, Auburn and Saint Mary's with a decidedly SEC twist that could've been an interesting sell in the Garden. Instead, Penn State beat Florida and Baylor beat Auburn. Tonight, Notre Dame hosts Kentucky (ESPN2, 7 ET) and Saint Mary's goes to San Diego State (ESPN2, 9 ET) to determine the rest of the semifinal participants in New York.
• A source close to the Alabama search said there isn't a Plan B. The Tide is banking on landing VCU's Anthony Grant.
• Another source said Georgia will wait to make a run at Missouri's Mike Anderson once the Tigers are done playing in the NCAAs.
• Another source said representatives of Arizona's coaching search are promising $2 million and chartered flights, something that doesn't happen in the Pac-10. But at least one Arizona source said that high-profile coaches will be disappointed once they get down to it and see the rebuilding that must occur with the Wildcats, if the expected departures of juniors Chase Budinger and Jordan Hill and possibly Nic Wise occur.


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Dear Diary; It is with jello like insides that I write to you this evening. Whenever I think about all that I told him, my stomach goes as jiggly as the lime flavor of my favorite gelatin... I know it was the right thing to do. He needed to know. The questions adrift in his mind were causing him too much pain. How could I deny him the truth? I thought he already knew, or I would have told him long ago.
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I think we will have a number of TEs available to pick from in FA. This is why I do not think of TE once the draft comes.
I block all the SIG's
Draft picks:
1: WR* (Cordarelle Patterson)
Re-sign: Long, Bush, Smith, McDaniel, Clemons, and Devlin
Sign: Jennings or Wallace*, Rodgers-Cromartie*, and a TE like Cook.
*(if we sign Rodgers-Cromartie to start opposite Smith, we trade both our 2's to move up into the 1st for a top notch pass rusher)
*(if we sign Wallace and pass on Cromartie, we re-sign Hartline, draft a DE at 12 and trade up for a top notch CB)
We have Fasano and Clay, along with Egnew. I do not see the Fins even addressing the TE position this year. Fasano was shackled next to Jonathan Martin last season just to keep him upright. Once the oline is finally settled, the TE's can really start becoming effective and the upgrading can begin.
Our biggest need is finding another elite DE that will give us a devastating pass rush...that is how you beat the elite franchise QB's...with pressure from a 4 man front. That should be our first pick.
The next priority is to add more play making ability at WR. Hartline and Binns are fine. Bess is a good player, but his lack of size and speed is no threat to defenses. I can see us signing a FA, plus drafting 2 WR's. that position needs a total over haul.
2016 Miami Dolphins Draft
1. OT: Laremy Tunsil - Ole Miss
2. CB: Xavien Howard - Baylor
3. RB: Kenyan Drake - Alabama
3. WR: Leonte Caroo - Rutgers
6. WR: Jakeem Grant - Texas Tech
3. CB: Jordan Lucas - Penn State
7. QB: Brandon Doughty - Western Kentucky
7. WR/TE: Thomas Duarte - UCLA
Key Offseason Moves: Head Coach Adam Gase, DE Mario Williams, S Isa Abdul-Quddus , CB Byron Maxwell, LB Kiko Alonso, DE Jason Jones
In my plan, the OL gets full focus in 2014. This 2013 off season, the focus is on the playmakers: WR, DE, CB, TE. We must re-sign Bush, Clemons, Smith, and McDaniel and "try" to re-sign Long. If we can't come to a reasonable longterm contract, he gets tagged and we hold him for the year. Then, we focus the 2014 draft fully on the OL.
Now, should Ireland not be thinking this way with Long, he better have some contingency plan on who will replace him via "FA", because we don't have any draft picks to spend on another RT we need our picks for a DE, two WRs, two CBs, a G, a LB, and a QB. God forbid him thinking some 3rd or 4th round pick will replace Long and think we're set. We need to keep cohesion in the OL this year. Worry about ripping it apart in 2014 (if it actually even indeed needs to be).


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This will be my first time writing a story using this show, so if the characters aren't quite the same as the show I apologize, but it's a little hard to get their personalities quite the same. I DO NOT OWN RH PLUS, or any characters, but my own which is Akira. Please R&R. Hope you enjoy. Also I will use a few words of Japanese but will give you translations at the end of each chapter.
Chapter 1: The New Girl, and Comrade.
Makoto's P.O.V.
I sighed as I finished fixing my tie while giving myself a once over. It had been a week since the incident with my father. Ageha had finally calmed down after my attempt to commit suicide. I wasn't myself that day. My memories of my mother trying to kill me had surfaced all at once and it was overwhelming for me.
Shaking my head to clear my thoughts I continued to get ready for school knowing that Ageha would come check on me in any minute to hurry up and eat breakfast. Let me quickly describe myself for those of you who don't know me. I am 5' 8 and slight muscular build. I am slightly pale, but other than that I have short black hair; layered and hangs at my chin, and black eyes.
I grabbed my coat and headed down the stairs towards the living room where the dinning table was situated and covered with food. Ageha turned around on the couch and got up running over to me.
"Good morning."
"Good Morning."
"Come on over here."
"Hai (yes)."
Ageha dragged over to my seat and had me sit down. I looked at the layout for breakfast. Fried eggs, biscuits, rice, and our traditional bloody drink. Kiyoi smiled at us and sat down as well. "I hope your hungry. I made sure to make this breakfast extra nutritional, because of the English test you two have coming up." Ageha made an ugh sound at the mention of a test. I just shrugged my shoulders and grabbed my silverware. "Itadakimasu." We all said at the same time. Right as we were about to eat a sudden sound of something toppling over was heard. "Ah...Masakazu's up." Ageha complained as he went back to eating his breakfast.
Masakazu appeared with a bed head, and a sleepy look on his face. "Mornin'." He said in a sleepy tone. "Masakazu were you up late again at a Gokoun?" Kioyi asked Masakazu nodded his head and went ahead and started eating breakfast. A few minutes later and Ageha and I finished our breakfast and grabbed our coats. Kiyoi came over and wished us a good day at school and to be careful.
-At School-
Ageha and I sat towards the middle of the room. Ami was in the same class as us, and loves to bother Ageha all the time. "Makoto save me." Ageha pleaded. Just as I was about to help him, I sensed her. Our teacher came in and told the class to calm down. " Alright everyone settle down. Today we have a new student who is transferring here from Heidelberg, Germany. Let us welcome her. Come in." The teacher said.
That's when she walked in. She had short medium length hair with dark blue streaks surrounded by black hair. Her eyes were a light blue color. Her height would be 5'3, and she was a light brown in skin. I turned and saw that Ageha sensed her too.
"Hello everyone. Watashi wa Yuki Akira desu." Her voice was light and pure. She looked around and stopped when she saw Ageha and I. I think she realized what we were as well. The teacher then assigned her to our row just a seat between us. I was sitting on her right while Ageha was on her left. The way she walked was graceful and full of confidence. She nodded her head towards us as she sat down.
After an hour had passed it was break time. I looked over and saw her doodling in her notebook. "Watashi wa Makoto."
"Boku Ageha."
She nodded her head once again at us. "So you guys are vampires too huh?" she said in a casual way. We both nodded our heads and then smiled. For some reason I felt relaxed around her.
Akira's P.O.V.
First day of school was always the worst for me. Every-time I move I never find anyone like me. I'm a vampire, but not like those myths you've heard. No I don't sparkle in the sun like those freak-en twilight vampires. Not a Fan. Anyways I took a deep breath and walked in. That's when I felt their presence. Two male vampires in the middle of the classroom. I could tell that they noticed me. Mentally I smiled, finally some friends to talk to.
We introduced ourselves and talked when their were breaks in-between classes. I felt at ease talking to them. I wasn't alone anymore. Just so you know my mother died protecting me from government officials. A/N:More details later in the story.) My dad was currently on a tour in Korea, and wouldn't be back for a while. While growing up my father taught me everything I would need to know about what I am and everything He knows that I prefer to drink blood out of the bags then actually biting people. Every once and a while I will go to a Gokoun and drink a little from the guy but I'll erase his memory.
School went buy so fast it felt like just a breeze had past. Ageha and Makoto said their good-byes and hope to see me at school tomorrow. Oh I did forget to mention one fact. I'm rich, but I don't care about money at all. Yeah I'll spend it on clothes or manga every once in a while but other than that I rarely use it.
My chauffeur pulled up to the curve and opened the door for me. "Arigato Ji." I said as I got in. The drive itself was only twenty minutes long. My house well more like my mansion had the look of age to it. Yeah some people believe it's similar to the mansion they use for Dracula, but that's no in Japan.
I walked into my home and headed towards the library to due some light reading before starting on my homework. I decided to read Jane Eyre. A classic written by Charlotte Bronte. I laughed at the way women were taught back then. After a little while I placed the book back on the shelf , and worked on my homework. Two hours passed and I was done. Smiling I decided to go take a walk in the park. It was late by this time and not many people were out at this time. I walked for a little bit before finding a bench to sit on.
I looked about and saw no one around. Odd. Shrugging my shoulders I just looked around and enjoyed the beautiful view of the park with a full moon shining down on it. I wasn't paying attention to my surroundings as well as I should have. Four guys came up behind me and tried to attack me. I turned and...
Sorry, but I decided to end the first chapter here to see if I should continue the story or not. In promise in the other chapters there will be more action, and romance. Please R&R.
Watashi wa(insert name) desu- My Name is
Itadakimasu- Thanks for the food.
Boku- is the male form of I, or me.
Gokoun- is like a group date.
Arigato- thank you
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Nicholas Penny, director of the National Gallery, has set himself on a collision course with the modern art world by demanding Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth be filled once and for all. He has rounded on the avant-garde works temporarily displayed there, calling them "antagonistic to the architectural character of the square", in which his gallery stands. The three other plinths at the corners of London's much-loved square have statues of generals on horses, but insufficient funds meant the fourth one was never filled back in the 1840s. Since the 1990s, it has housed works by Marc Quinn, Antony Gormley and Rachel Whiteread. Now, in an interview with The Art Newspaper, Penny says the temporary exhibits turn the plinth into "a stage, which can be used ironically, farcically [and] inappropriately". He also expresses his "grave concerns" about the square as a whole, particularly the "tawdry tents and hoardings for advertising" that regularly "conceal" the gallery from view. But he's not averse to modern art per se: his proposal would be to move the equestrian statue of George IV on the opposite corner to a central spot, and place two "well-matched contemporary works" on the empty plinths. Something tells me this debate has a long way to go.
Cartoon caper
Maria Miller has wasted no time in her new role as Minister for Women and Equalities, a job she took on at the same time as becoming Culture Secretary in the September reshuffle. She and several female MPs have fired off a letter to The Sunday Times, complaining about a "deeply offensive" Gerald Scarfe cartoon, which depicted a half-naked Angela Merkel with Spain and Greece suckling on each breast. "We understand that political cartoons have a long and noble history, holding politicians to account and poking fun at their foibles and indiscretions," they say. "However, this picture went too far in its graphic physical portrayal of a semi-naked chancellor … If this was a male political leader would he have been depicted in such a way? What would be the male equivalent of a woman offering her breasts for consumption? We don't know, because we have never seen it – and nor do we wish to." Intriguingly, one of the letter's signatories is Amber Rudd, the Tory MP for Hastings. In a previous life, she was married to A A Gill, the Sunday Times writer who called Clare Balding a "dyke on a bike" and said Mary Beard was "too ugly for television". In his restaurant reviews, Amber was called The Silver Spoon.
Still in the dark
Labour MP Denis MacShane invents a fake persona to sign off expense payments to himself worth thousands, and yet the police won't be prosecuting. A parliamentary committee ruled on Friday that the 19 false claims were "plainly intended to deceive", but only then did MacShane resign as an MP. Now, Craig Murray, the former ambassador to Uzbekistan, has offered to give £100 to anyone "who can provide a convincing reason why Denis MacShane's expense fiddling, involving his creating false invoices, was not a criminal offence". He is calling it the Denis MacShane Prize, and says: "This competition specifically is open to employees of the Metropolitan Police and the Crown Prosecution Service; we would love to know their reasoning. It baffles me. I confess I can think of no single circumstance in this case that would prevent MacShane being convicted for theft and fraud. What is the answer?" Does anybody know?
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Silvio Berlusconi has made a couple of curious additions to his property portfolio, paying well over the odds for two modest apartments in towns either side of Rome. The owners? Silvio's own guitarist and pianist, both of whom – in happy coincidence! – testified at his bunga-bunga trial that nothing untoward happened at the parties. An Italian newspaper notes that the €300,000 paid for the flat in Cecchina is much more than the average price of similar properties in the town. If only there were a British legal expert who could explain the significance of such peculiar financial transactions....
Ooh la la, James
Sam Mendes's crack at a James Bond film, Skyfall, has gone down well in France, where it's been noted that this is the seventh in the franchise to feature a French Bond girl, the actress Bérénice Marlohe. Paris Match calls it "the best 007 film ever", and indeed Skyfall has demolished the latest Astérix movie at the box office. But while in Britain, fans say they like the fact it isn't as daft as previous 007 movies, over there there's still some incredulity in the air. Says my source: "Skyfall is still about as fantastical as a Harry Potter film, as no Englishman in history has ever managed to seduce seven French women." Sacre bleu!
A woman's place
Josie Rourke has won plaudits for putting more women on stage since becoming director of the Donmar Warehouse in January: an all-woman production of Julius Caesar opens later this month. But behind the scenes, it's quite a different story. She has done away with the services of Kate Morley, the Donmar's long-standing PR woman, and replaced her with a much bigger company called Cornershop. I understand Morley is taking it well, but when I call to find out the details, she puts me on to a man at Cornershop who insists "there's no story here" – invariably a sign that there is. Still, I'm sure the Donmar is in capable hands: Cornershop has an impressive list of clients, notable among them being Madagascar Live! and Shrek: The Musical.
Barber closer than most
Some people say Lynn Barber's style of interviewing, which has earned her the nickname The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, is too harsh on the interviewee. Jake and Dinos Chapman have threatened to kill her if they ever see her again. But Barber has been vindicated by her interview with Jimmy Savile, published in this newspaper in 1990. In it, she asked if it was true that he liked little girls, and even pointed out how odd it was that he kept beds in Stoke Mandeville, Broadmoor and Leeds Infirmary. Touring the wards at Stoke Mandeville with him, she says: "When he coos over a young woman paraplegic: 'Aha, now I can have my way with you, my dear!' one can only pray that she appreciates the joke." When I ran into Barber at the launch of Rachel Johnson's novel Winter Games, Barber said she had been widely castigated for her Savile interview. "I was told off for it at the time, and I'm being told off for it again now, as people say, 'Well if you knew, why didn't you expose him?'" In fact, of any journalist, Barber was the bravest.
A butterfly likes to keep its wings dry
A rare opportunity has arisen to acquire Britain's largest thatched house, the weird and wonderful Happisburgh Manor in Norfolk. Created by the Arts and Crafts architect Detmar Blow in 1900, it's thought to be the first example of a "butterfly" plan house, with four wings jutting off a central core, for maximum light. Despite being fully renovated, the house has struggled to find a new owner, even with a price cut from £975,000 to £800,000. One problem may be its proximity to the sea, and the risk of coastal erosion. Buyers should hurry, and enjoy it while they can....Reuse content


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To Twitter or not to Twitter? If you haven't yet accepted those Twitter.com invites from your friends, now's the time. It's not just another free social networking site to eat up your free time. Twitter has grown into one of the world's most popular messaging services, and with Animal Rescue Online, Twitter's a friend to shelter pets.
Get this: On February 28th, Animal Rescue Online teams with Twitter to host its first ever Tweet Blast for homeless pets. To participate, simply post one tweet promoting a pet on Petfinder.com to encourage people to adopt homeless pets.
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Visit Petfinder.com and find a pet of your choice that is currently available for adoption. Copy and past the url from the pet's profile page into a Twitter message (you'll need to be a member to do this and can sign up for free at Twitter.com). Then post your tweet on February 28th. You only get 140 characters for your message, so you may want to use tinyurl.com to create a tweet-able size url.
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This summer I was lucky enough to go to Scotland's Wickerman Music Festival. An assignment that consisted primarily of camping, drinking more than a large bar full of wannabe Irishmen on St. Patrick's Day, listening to loads of great music and then hanging out with the bands. It was hell, but I love Blogcritics that much, I did it without complaint. I know, my job really sucks.
On the second day of the festival I was wandering back to my tent after listening to some good bands, some truly awful bands and one really great band, Big Strides – one of the few I hadn't gotten a chance to meet. (I told myself it was for the best, it had been a scorching day and I had more than my share to drink and would probably have fucked up the interview anyway). On the way to my tent I could hear a jam session going on not far from me. I peaked around the corner of a caravan (British term for an RV) and saw that great band jamming, having a few beers and a laugh. So I ambushed them and asked for a few minutes. Not the best decision I have ever made, because they said yes, and ambushed me right back.
They invited me into their camp and even gave me a beer. It was damn nice of them. Then they played me their new single – due out on the unfortunate date of 11/9 or, if you're American 9/11 – called "Smiling" and I was in heaven.
Big Strides are a mixture of punk, funk, indie rock, blues and jazz that is intelligent and eclectic with interesting beat poet lyrics of frontman Marcus O'Niell creating a sound so unique that no one could accuse them of imitation. This lo-fi, heterogeneous, punk/funk/blues/rock sound is absolutely groovy. With just O'Niell's guitar and harmonica, Lewis Kirk's minimalist drum kit (ala Victor DeLorenzo) and Chris Kelly's double bass they have created their stripped-down, modern punk/funk sound.
Big Strides get their name from both the idea of making big strides in music and the Aussie slang for trouser (strides). All three are more than six feet tall and wear "Big Strides". Kirk calls their sound Blues/Americana and says the aim of Big Strides is it to stay away from the fresh-from-the-factory sounds of other Brit rock bands trying to sound like Coldplay or Keane. "We just want to be something out of the ordinary. Maybe a bit funky".
Kirk says that O'Niell, the primary song writer, brings them written songs "like packets of joy to the rehearsal studio. He springs them on us. And then we open them." It takes O'Neill (he claims) anywhere between nine minutes and nine days to write his wonderfully anarchic, angular music.
O'Niell's influences include "loads of blues, loads of jazz, loads of funk. The Chilli Peppers, 'Sunny' Paul Williamson, The Meters. My dad used to listen to a lot of Herbie Mann".
Because of their unusual genre-less style of music, they found it very hard to find a label. So they started their own label, Tall Order – in reference to their height, one would guess. Tall Order now have other artists, that include The Furies and Christa Couture.
Now on tour in Japan supporting the re-release of their first album Small Town, Big Strides after signing a record deal with EMI Japan (they had built up a thriving export following there). They are back in the UK on the 14 September to kick off their UK tour in Leeds at the HiFi Club. They will be appearing in Nottingham, Sheffield, Bath, Wolverhampton, Cardiff, Liverpool and of course London among others (for a full list of dates visit Big Strides website).
After having the pleasure of hearing, first hand, their up coming single "Smiling" from their soon to be released album Cry It All Out (out on 25 of September in the UK) I'm going to strongly encourage you to go to their website and listen to "Smiling".
Or you can also go to Big Strides MySpace space. Where you can also listen to tunes from their pervious album Small Town, Big Strides. And watch the videos for "Lets Get Nice" and my personal favourite "Do Not Fear Jazz". Only then can you fully appreciate their truly unique sound and eclectic, beat-generation style.Powered by Sidelines


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Earlier this morning Seth MacFarlane, this year's Oscars host, announced the Oscar nominations.It seemed like the entire world took to Twitter to weigh in.
Jezebel editor-in-chief Jessica Coen quipped that she couldn't stand the faces he made:
I really can't wait for 2.5 hours of watching Seth MacFarlane make his post-joke smugface over and over and over again.— Jessica Coen (@jessicacoen) January 10, 2013
The Atlantic's Entertainment section has some thoughts on his tone:
Co-sign: "smug, condescending." RT @kentucker: Quick post on the Seth MacFarlane view of the #Oscars world: bit.ly/WDOdlE— TheAtlanticEnt'ment (@TheAtlanticENT) January 10, 2013
And a lot of people were completely unamused by a joke he made about Hitler
If that Hitler joke that Seth MacFarlane made is a preview of what is to come at the #Oscars this year, I'm going to throw things #facepalm— Sabina Ellahi (@SabinaEllahi) January 10, 2013
In fairness, MacFarlane did have a fair number of defenders as well
"You're from US Weekly? I always get you confused with the New York Times.." - @sethmacfarlane on CNN. He's going to be SO good. #Oscars— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) January 10, 2013
On a related note, MacFarlane himself had this to say late last night ...
... Which sparked perhaps the newsiest Twitter-related part of him hosting: Emma Stone sending out a rare tweet.
Just a heads up, @stonenobrien, I'm a cranky bastard at 5 a.m.— Seth MacFarlane (@SethMacFarlane) January 10, 2013
@sethmacfarlane Me too. Oh boy.— Emma Stone (@stonenobrien) January 10, 2013
For innovations you can use during the Oscars check out a better way to tell who won and keep up with the Twitter chatter during the show.
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1996's Blasfemia Eternal should have signaled a time of greater stability for the band, but brought further challenges instead when Vandereycken abruptly left the group, requiring the use of several volunteer guitarists on the European tour set to start only ten days later. The fact that they somehow pulled it off is a testament to the tight-knit friendships within the scene. Touring commitments fulfilled against all odds, Theys and van Cortenberg set about righting the Ancient Rites ship with a trans-European lineup, drafting guitarists Jan "Örkki" Yrlund (from Finland) and Erik Sprooten (a Dutchman) for the sessions to their third LP, 1998's Fatherland. German keyboard player Oliver Phillips was also added to provide a more complex, orchestral dimension to the band's vicious black metal, which, by then, had become accomplished and distinctive enough to draw the attention of conservative religious groups and misunderstanding authorities (sweet fame, indeed) -- a severe injustice given Ancient Rites' generally literate socio-political lyrics. Though still firmly rooted (and trapped) in the metal underground, high-profile festival appearances coincided with the retrospective The First Decade: 1989-1999 collection, after which Ancient Rites released their fourth semi-concept album, 2001's Dim Carcosa. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
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Edith Head at Actors Theatre Will Entertain Even the Fashion Unconscious
We were, as we do most Saturday nights, dressing for theater.
"Why does this shirt look so nice on the hanger," I asked my spouse, "and so dumpy on me?"
"I don't know," he replied, pointing to my head. "But you need a haircut. Those bangs make you look like Claudette Colbert."
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And then we went to the Herberger to watch the opening-night performance of A Conversation with Edith Head, Actors Theatre's one-woman show about the world's most famous Hollywood costume designer. As Edith made her entrance from the back of the theater, she stopped at my aisle seat and complimented me on my shirt. Then she climbed onto the stage and, within minutes, was talking about what a bitch Claudette Colbert had been when they worked together at Paramount. And my spouse and I looked at one another, as Cornelia Otis Skinner once wrote, "with a wild surmise."
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Edith eventually talked about Cornelia Otis Skinner, too. And Bette Davis, and Audrey Hepburn ("She was awful, with that long, skinny neck!"), and Hedy Lamarr (who ate constantly, even during fittings), and Bing Crosby (who hated clothes that made him look silly). She wasn't actually Edith Head, of course. Head died in 1981, the same year in which this play takes place; in this pleasant, quietly entertaining homage to Head, she's portrayed by Susan Claassen, who co-wrote the play with Head's biographer, Paddy Calisto. Claassen bears a striking resemblance to the renowned designer, a fact that piqued the actress's interest and led her to create this production, which she appears to have directed herself — there's no director's credit in the playbill.
The conceit of the performance is that the audience is at a personal appearance by Edith Head, the sort of "an evening with" event that Hollywood publicist John Springer was known for in the 1970s. Head talks about her life in Hollywood, designing looks for nearly every big-deal movie star in more than 1,100 films. She prompts the audience with trivia questions and strikes poses (which, presumably, Edith Head was known for), placing a manicured hand on a hip she repeatedly juts out into the audience. Her banter is helped along by Stuart Moulton, a toady with a clipboard who plays host to Miss Head, offering her questions and occasionally correcting her recollections about herself.
Claassen, whose day job is as artistic director of Tucson's Invisible Theater, moved effortlessly from scripted storytelling to ad libs aimed at her audience. The poor slob a few rows ahead of me who came to the theater in shorts and rubber deck shoes became the butt of an ongoing joke about slovenliness — a joke that should have fallen flat after the third or fourth reference, but which Claassen kept fresh and funny throughout the performance. (At one point, she stopped in the middle of a speech about Mae West and pointed to the shorts-wearing fellow, a professor from ASU. "Did you come here directly from camping, dear?" Claassen inquired.)
This is a show built for people like me, who grew up obsessing on the Late Late Show and who therefore already know most of the stories Claassen-as-Head is there to tell. Which got me to thinking: Who else would care that Dorothy Lamour wore falsies or that Bob Hope would wear anything so long as it got him a laugh? If you're not interested in the evolution of the gown Elizabeth Taylor wore in A Place in the Sun or how Edith Head hid Barbara Stanwyck's low waist and flat fanny, will this show entertain you?
It will. And if you're willing to be harangued for being a slob, show up in shorts.
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BTW during the build time I got rally many errors that I was able to fix only using workarounds... I'll try to fix the build system to make it work with OM as soon as I can.
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Tomorrow (February 24th), Six Feet Under returns with their 12th studio album, 'Torment', and a new leap in intensity. For a preview, a band play-through for the new track, 'Schizomaniac' can be viewed now.Read More
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Women of All Red Nations
Women of All Red Nations (WARN) was a Native American women's organization. It was established in 1974 by Lorelei DeCora Means, Madonna Thunderhawk, Phyllis Young, Janet McCloud, and others.[1] WARN included more than 300 women from 30 different tribal communities.[2] Many of its members had previously been active in the American Indian Movement and were participants in the 1973 Wounded Knee incident. The inaugural conference took place in Rapid City, South Dakota.[2]
WARN championed the health of Native American women, the restoration and securing of treaty rights, eliminating Indian mascots for sports teams, and combating the commercialization of Indian culture. They highlighted the high rates of health issues caused by nuclear mining and storage on Indian land, such as birth defects, miscarriages and deaths.[2] They also expressed concerns about forced sterilization of Indian women and the adoption of Indian children by non-Indians.[3]
A 1974 WARN study reported that, during the 1970s, 40–50% of interviewed indigenous women believed they had been sterilized, although a subsequent study indicated this estimate was too high. Estimating the prevalence of sterilization is difficult, as the population did undergo growth during this period, while many of those who underwent the procedure already had three or four children.[4] As a result of the efforts of WARN to bring attention to these practices, in 1979 regulations governing sterilization were issued by the United States Department of Health and Human Services.[5] In 1980, WARN issued a report indicating a statistical correlation between the high levels of pollution on Pine Ridge Reservation and an increased incidence of birth defects, abortions and cancer. This region had been used for uranium mining, served as a military gunnery range and had been subjected to herbicide and insecticide contamination from off-reservation farms.[6]
See also[edit]
- ^ Josephy, Alvin M.; Nagel, Joane; Johnson, Troy R. (1999). Red power: the American Indians' fight for freedom (2nd ed.). U of Nebraska Press. pp. 51–52. ISBN 0-8032-2587-3.
- ^ a b c Ford, Lynne E. (2008). Encyclopedia of women and American politics. Facts on File library of American history. Infobase Publishing. p. 501. ISBN 0-8160-5491-6.
- ^ Sonneborn, Liz (2007). Chronology of American Indian History. Infobase Publishing. p. 324. ISBN 0-8160-6770-8.
- ^ Malott, Curry (2008). A call to action: an introduction to education, philosophy, and native North America. Counterpoints: Studies in the Postmodern Theory of Education Series. 324. Peter Lang. ISBN 1-4331-0172-6.
- ^ Bataille, Gretchen M.; Lisa, Laurie (2001). Native American women: a biographical dictionary. Biographical dictionaries of minority women (2nd ed.). Taylor & Francis. ISBN 0-415-93020-0.
- ^ Anderson, David G.; Berglund, Eeva K. (2004). Ethnographies Of Conservation: Environmentalism And The Distribution Of Privilege. Berghahn Series. Berghahn Books. p. 111. ISBN 1-57181-696-8.


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Every game counts. But some games count more. Or tell us more.
We're going through the Pac-12 and picking out one game that seems most important -- or potentially most revealing -- for each team from our vantage point today.
And then we'll let you vote from a list of potential options.
We're going in reverse alphabetical order.
Most important game: Sept. 1 vs. Colorado State
Why it's important: This will be the first game of the Mike MacIntyre era. It will be played in Denver's Mile High Stadium against a state rival, one that is undeniably the little brother in the Rocky Mountain Showdown.
And it's against a little brother who humiliated the Buffaloes last year, a 22-17 Rams victory that set a horrible trajectory for perhaps the worst season in Colorado history.
The Buffs never recovered from the opening-day defeat. The next week, while Colorado State was losing to North Dakota State on its way to a 4-8 finish, Colorado lost to Sacramento State, an FCS team. The next week, it was bludgeoned into submission at Fresno State, 69-14, a quintessential white-flag performance from a team that didn't seem to want to play football anymore.
You probably can trace a 1-11 finish and the firing of Jon Embree to the woeful performance against the Rams. Ergo: In order to move on and up, the program needs to win this eminently winnable game.
It needs to win for its beleaguered fans. It needs to win for MacIntyre to get off to a good start. It needs to win so the Buffs develop confidence. It needs to win because it's a Pac-12 team and Colorado State is a Mountain West Conference bottom-feeder (no offense intended, Rams).
If Colorado loses? Wait. Let's start with the good side of things.
If Colorado beats the Rams, it gets to celebrate a win for the first time since Sept. 22, 2012. It also likely would start 2-0 with Central Arkansas coming to Boulder the next week. That means it could double its 2012 win total two games into the season, which is a good thing.
Then Fresno State comes to town. There should be a revenge angle there fueling the Buffs, though the Bulldogs look like a tough out, with 16 starters back from a crew that went 9-4 last year.
So the number is 2-0. It gives a program that has been miserable something to enjoy and build on. On a less scintillating note, it's possible that those will be the Buffs' only two wins in 2013. At this point, they figure to be underdogs over the entirety of the remaining schedule, with the first three Pac-12 games being particularly tough: at Oregon State, Oregon and at Arizona State.
But the path to three or four wins only starts with 2-0.
If Colorado loses? Well, that would be bad. Fans would throw up their hands, "Same lousy team." Players would lose confidence, "Man, we stink." And that would be no fun for MacIntyre and his staff as they try to reverse the course of this once-proud but now sagging program.
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NEW YORK — Speculation that a deal with Iran over its nuclear program will yield a deal sent crude prices down Tuesday and again early Wednesday. The price for a barrel of crude dropped $1.08 to settle at $47.60 Tuesday on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices continued to fall early Wednesday, down 23 cents to $47.23. A deal would open more Iranian oil to the world market.
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The March index came in at 51.2, down from 53.2 in February and 55.5 in March 2014, Acording to NACM, the index is moving dangerously close to contraction zone. The index of favorable factors dropped to 55.4 while the unfavorable factors drastically fell to 48.5—a place this index has not seen since after the end of the recession. "The signal this sends is that many companies are not nearly as healthy as it has been assumed."
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In the doubles competition, the Bryan brothers, Bob and Mike, beat Jeremy Chardy of France and Leander Paes of India 6-2, 6-3, and Oliver Marach of Austria and Fabrice Martin of France beat Treat Huey of the Philippines and Max Mirnyi of Belarus 3-6, 6-1, 10-5. READ MORE.
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DELRAY BEACH — Juan Martin del Potro remained perfect Friday, beating Jeremy Chardy of France 6-2, 6-3 in his quarterfinal match at the Delray Beach Open. In two appearances at the ATP World Tour event, del Potro has yet to lose a set, let alone a match. READ MORE.


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ABH Sensational Landord article sells newspapers
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#1 Apr 25, 2013
The editors of the ABH must be hard up to sell newspapers since they use a stupid dispute to write about. But they won't send a reporter into the local corrupt magistrates court to document how unfair most cases are ruled in favor of deadbeat tenants who desire to camp out on the property of others for free.
The so called landlord law in Georgia is a massive state run racket to illegally extort money from the relative deep pockets of landlords. This scam has been going on far too long without any challenge by the gutless and cowardly lawyers in this state who also benefit from selling landlords withless and illegal fraudulent contracts written by them.
The landlord law is in patent violation of the contracts clause of the U.S. Constituton, which states in essence that no state can pass any law impairing the obligations of a contract. But the illegal law exactly contradicts the U.S. Constitution and directly states that no contract can be written with any procedure for evicting a tenant other than what the State of Georgia proides. This is totally unconstitutional and illegal and the State of Georgia should be fined $ l million+ per day for every day they have been illegally enforcing ths illegal law in their illegal unfair courts. Their purpose of course is to fleece billions of dollars from unwitting landlords to operate their illegal courts and unjustly enrich the treasury of the corrupt state of Georgia.
All the while the corrupt "profession" of blood thirsty lawyers sits on the sidelines and often won't utter a peep in any courtroom of Georgia which might offend a corrupt judge. Polite words do not exist to describe this con racket scam run by the State. The Nazis or Soviet Communists could not better this one.
Most tenants could and should be removed by simple actions of contract with no intervention of a court. When the deadline arrives, the consequences are spelled out by contract, like changing the locks, transfer of items abandoned and turn off of utilities. None of these issues are prohibited in any contrac except by the totally illegal law of Georgia which the corrupt greedy cowardly lawyers make so much money winking at as they bill landlords for totally fraudulent and worthless contracts in patent violation of their own so called "ethical rules". Lawyers are scum of the earth as are the judges running this massive scam in Georgia. Shame, shame shame.
#2 Apr 26, 2013
Here is another sensational one sided article by the local propagandist Joe Johnson of the ABH.
Observe how unfair and one sided this article is by mentioning again the names of the landlord and his daughters but no mention of the name of the tenant who should have been thrown out long ago, and if they had been, none of this would have happened.
This is or should be a private dispute between the landlord and tenant. Police are not building inspectors and have no right to make any judgements about hazards on property. Most of the time they would not make such pronouncements.
The local unfair courts have illegally confiscated the property of the landlord and have improperly dictated he cannot even have any contact with his own tenant. This is totally outrageous. How is this different than Nazi, Germany? Who do these local tyrant judges think they are anyway? They allowed a dead beat tenant to receive unfair treatment in a public court, thus they are responsible for all this subsequent trouble between the parties. The judges of the magistrate court are the ones who should be in jail, not Mr. Bundy and his daughters.
Moreover, the most basic constitutional rights of the landlord and his daughters were trampled on by the tyrants at the court who improperly and illegally detained them and deprived them of their freedom for over 12 hours on a trumped up charge of trespassing on their own property. This is a perfect example of why the landlord tenant law in Georgia is an illegal racket and must be thrown out soon. The U.S. attorney should shut down this illegal racket pronto.
The local piece of garbage newspaper Athens Banner Herald improperly takes the side of the unnamed deadbeat tenant who is responsible for all this unnecessary trouble because of the totally unfair court judges. It is none of the business of the court what goes on between landlord and tenant period.
The police unfairly treated the landlord here. If a business calls them to remove a cusomer, they immediately help that business remove the individual, but when a landlord does the same thing they unfairly and illegally, in patent violation of the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution, take the side of a dead beat tenant. One set of rules for store front businesses, another set of rules for landlords. The police are a large part of the problem in this because they have been told what to do against landlords in secret and unfairly aid deadbeat tenants in this Connunist garbage dump of Athens Clarke County, just like they sit idly by an do nothing about the unsafe beggars standing at the roadways of Athens begging for money. How safe is that? But the police do nothing about it. Obviously they are not concerned about public safety at all, but about unfairly aiding and abetting deadbeat tenants and beggars while shafting the responsible taxpayers like the landlord above and his two daughters. The landlord tenant law and courts illegally enforcing it are engaged in a monstrous illegal protection racket in Georgia dn must all be shut down and placed in jail pronto.
Shame, shame, shame... on the local piece of garbage newspaper Athens Banner Herald for unfairly taking the side of deadbeat tenants against responsible taxpaying landlords seeking to take control of their own property, but who have had their rights illeglly confiscated from them by a nazi style tyrammical illegal Communist government here in good old boy Georgia.
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The organization also ranked other Arizona representatives. Rep. Raul Grijalva was given a D and Rep. Ed Pastor was given a D-. Both Rep. Jeff Flake and Rep. Trent Franks received an A+.
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What Others Are Saying About No Wheat? No Sweat!
Do we need another book on not eating wheat and other glutens? Yes, and the reason is this book is a comprehensive little book that covers much territory.
Lisa Rogers has taken on a major task of "re-educating" people on the need to reading labels to eliminate gluten from their diet. Her mission is educate all on the way to cook, bake and eat without worrying about reactions to gluten.
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Whether a reader peruses the latest, hot cookbook or a blistering piece of investigative journalism, the writer's allegiance is always revealed. Many writers jockey to impress while other writers lead with clarity and ease of comprehension. Happily, Lisa Rogers, in her book," No Wheat, No Sweat!, impresses with clarity and an obvious desire to make gluten-free cooking as easy as possible. In fact, after a few pages, you feel that Lisa is your friend in the kitchen.
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The e-Infrastructure Reflection Group was founded to define and recommend best practices for the pan-European electronic infrastructure efforts. It consists of official government delegates from all the EU countries. The e-IRG produces white papers, roadmaps and recommendations, and analyses the future foundations of the European Knowledge Society.
Important issues within the e-IRG are currently:
- e-Infrastructures in European Commission's Horizon 2020 Programme
- a policy for resource sharing
- a registry/repository for European resources
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At the occasion of the Digital Infrastructures for Research Conference, held in Krakow, Poland in the Fall of 2016, we were able to speak with Natalia Manola from the OpenAire project and infrastructure, which was one of the organizing parties of the Krakow conference. OpenAire is an EU project. This initiative started in 2009 to implement the Open Access Pilot of the European Commission. Gradually, it has moved to implementing the Open Access Publication Horizon 2020 Pilot. OpenAire is involved in the processes of implementing the Open Research Data Pilot as well.
OpenAire started in 2009, a few years before the resource programmes with Open Access publications. That was the main focus. As the OpenAire consortium sees that things are changing in open scholar communication, it is moving to open scholarship in general which is an overarching term for Open Science. It is Open Science plus the communication of how you do the processes. This is OpenAire's next big challenge.
We noticed that Open Access is also very important in the European context. The European Union has endorsed and adopted the concept.
Natalia Manola confirmed that the European Union was one of the forerunners and leaders in Open Access policy formulation and implementation. The Member States are all following too. Open Access publication however was a very small issue. Commissioner Carlos Moedas has launched the "Open Science, Open Innovation, Open to the World" initiative which should be partly implemented by the European Open Science. This is a harder challenge. One of the key goals of OpenAire is to put this Open Science agenda on the table of every funder in the European Union, and not only in the policy agenda but also in how it is accompanied by the implementation. Policies are fine indeed but without implementation, they mean nothing.
We remarked that the European Commission is also putting a lot of emphasis on the fact that the new projects should do something with Open Access.
Natalia Manola nodded that OpenAire has a suite of services that helps the European Horizon 2020 project coordinators by giving them guidelines and by providing a technical infrastructure. From the moment that the project starts, as the coordinators go along, OpenAire hopes that they know what to do with the publications and the Data Management Plan. OpenAire supports them with how and where to store the data and how to curate them.
Most importantly, OpenAire works in a different way. It is a hierarchical way. OpenAire's members are the national Open Access desks in the Member States in Europe. They are the ambassadors of Open Science. They have a dual role. One of the roles is to propagate the Open Science policies and implementation in their countries. They are the ones that go to the institutions, the researchers and the funders. The other role is to get the requirements back from all these communities and propagate them to the OpenAire platform to see how OpenAire can devise more services and know what are the actual user needs.
We also wanted to know more about the OpenAire collaboration with the other digital and e-Infrastructures.
OpenAire is trying to collaborate on various layers, as Natalia Manola explained. First of all OpenAire tries to understand what the other infrastructures are doing. Each of the infrastructures has a different organisational model. The goal is to see how these different organisational models may fit together. Then, OpenAire goes down to the service integration. It is talking about concrete services integrating with each other. There is also collaboration on the human support level. How can the infrastructures do training together? How, between their constituencies, can they identify the communality, the common goals, the common stakeholders? How can the infrastructures join forces to provide this human support?
To give a concrete example, Natalia Manola said that they were in the process of devising common training on Open Science. The OpenAire model is putting the libraries and the universities at the centre. Infrastructures like EGI and EUDAT are devising repositories, either at the project level or at the national level. OpenAire is at the scholarly communication level, which is at the publishing level. The publishing level has changed. In the past, there were publications towards the end of the research effort. Now publishing is dated at different levels: publishing of software that you work with, for example. OpenAire is there to connect all the dots.
When you have an infrastructure that is providing storage or Cloud capacity to their communities, OpenAire would like to integrate their services. When researchers deposit something, they know what Open Science means, they know what they have to do since OpenAire is there to support them. Starting with data to focus on, all this data will be known to the OpenAire system and will be linked to the funding, to the publications, to the organisations and to the people. OpenAire is trying to set up a European-wide research information system.
We asked for Natalia Manola's impressions of the conference.
She thought it was a very good start. From the OpenAire perspective, they had ten to fifteen people present. The overall impression was that OpenAire needs to integrate more. The focus is to bring the libraries and the data librarians closer to the more technical infrastructures. There is no need to go to the technical details but OpenAire wants to see what is available, what is on offer. How can the infrastructures work together at the institutional level and at the national level? This is really important.


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|Heavy cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Poblano chilies
|4 Large, toasted skinned, seeded, ground (Or Bell Peppers)
|5 Tablespoon
|White onion
|1 Medium, chopped
|Grated asiago cheese/Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|To Taste
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Cook the pasta, prepare the pepper sauce, and set aside.
In a deep saucepan, melt 3 tablespoons of butter and cook the onion until soft.
Stir in the pasta.
With remaining butter, grease a casserole and arrange alternating layers of pasta, chili (or pepper) sauce, and cheese.
Cook, uncovered, in a preheated 350-degree oven for 25 minutes or until brown and bubbling.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3376 Calories from Fat 1601
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 181 g278.7%
Saturated Fat 106.2 g531.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 549.1 mg183%
Sodium 1203.9 mg50.2%
Total Carbohydrates 381 g127%
Dietary Fiber 50.2 g200.9%
Sugars 25.1 g
Protein 84 g167.4%
Vitamin A 601.8% Vitamin C 56.7%
Calcium 81.6% Iron 88.6%
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