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American Idol Results: Brooke White Voted Off

On the American Idol top 5 results show, Ryan Seacrest revealed that over forty-five million votes were cast for the finalists.  For the first musical performance, the top 5 finalists performed a compilation of various Neil Diamond songs. After the group performance, Ryan Seacrest visited with former American Idol finalists Constantine Maroulis and Gina Glocksen in the studio audience.  Constantine and Gina plugged their Fox Reality show “American Idol Extra,” which led Seacrest to ask “Are th read

American Idol Results: Brooke White Voted Off

On the American Idol top 5 results show, Ryan Seacrest revealed that over forty-five million votes were cast for the finalists.  For the first musical performance, the top 5 finalists performed a compilation of various Neil Diamond songs. After the group performance, Ryan Seacrest visited with former American Idol finalists Constantine Maroulis and Gina Glocksen in the studio audience.  Constantine and Gina plugged their Fox Reality show “American Idol Extra,” which led Seacrest to ask “Are th read

Paula Rumors Addressed on 'Idol'!

ET has the details... On Wednesday night's results show, host RYAN SEACREST spoke out on behalf of "American Idol" to address PAULA ABDUL's misunderstanding on Tuesday night's program. Seacrest said: "The rumors? They're not true. She's part of our family. And we love her." Then he joked: "And I think SIMON [COWELL] still wants to hook up with her." read

Ryan Seacrest: We Love Paula

After a misunderstanding on last night's episode of "American Idol," RYAN SEACREST spoke out publicly in support of judge PAULA ABDUL on Wednesday night's show. Seacrest said, "The rumors? They're not true. She's part of our family. And we love her." He went on in a lighthearted tone, "And I think [Judge] SIMON [COWELL] still wants to hook up with her." Paula spoke exclusively to ET last night about the incident involving the small slip of the tongue she experienced while assessing finalist read

"American Idol" Results

"American Idol" Results April 30th, 2008 This is one of those incredibly rare nights when the question of who is getting voted off is far less interesting than other stuff — specifically, how they handle the Paula disaster from Tuesday night. Theories and speculation have flown all day — it's been blamed on bad notes, confusion re the dress rehearsal, Paula's spaciness (whatever the reason for THAT), even Simon confusing Paula with whispers in her ear. (I don't remember seeing that on the a read

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*Dalton Trumbo - Questioning *Johnny Got His Gun*

Image Source:http://images.broadwayworld.com/columnpic/DaltonTrumbo.jpg Students . . . . . . If you are submitting to this blog post for your final exam, remember to add a few comments (after a line separator) at the END of your entry after the works cited (should be the FINAL, not first, revision of your term paper) explaining why this post was one of the most appropriate to your paper's topic/thesis. Don't forget that you need to do this for two blog entries and you need to submit a par read

Obama’s hopeless racial neutrality

by BAR executive editor Glen Ford The world views of Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Sen. Barack Obama were incompatible from the start, just as the mythical American Manifest Destiny world view is directly at odds with the facts as perceived by Blacks in the United States. Wright finally forced Obama to choose sides in the conflict of racial/historical visions, and in doing so, performed a service on behalf of clarity. Obama lashed out in a startlingly personal manner, calling Wright a “caricature read

So I Was Wrong

So I was wrong. The Kansas City Chiefs did not make a draft day deal with the St. Louis Rams. I had a hunch that the Atlanta Falcons would select Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan with the third selection of the first round in the NFL Draft that was held this past weekend. But I had a stronger hunch that the Chiefs would trade up to get Ryan before Atlanta could pick. Didn't happen. The Chiefs, however, get defensive tackle Glen Dorsey from LSU. Which is a great move for the Chiefs. In case y read

Where did that name come from?

Filed under: Business AOL Money & Finance has a feature on the origin of some famous brands named after people. Here are some of the ones that I found particularly interesting: Arby's stands for R.B., the initials of the Raffel Brothers. Many people think it stands for roast beef. Taco Bell was founded by Glen Bell. I thought they just liked the bell logo. Who knew? Baskin-Robbins was a combination of two ice cream stores, one started by Irvine Robbins and the other by Burton Baskin. Thi read

Chiefs Draft Blog - Day Two

Sorry for the delay in getting back to this blog.  Apparently MVN had some issues late last night, and I was unable to publish anything.  Since I forgot the first day of the draft only went two rounds anyway, I don’t think I missed anything else the Chiefs did on Saturday.  This gives me the chance to recap the draft thus far, and the Chiefs are about 3-4 picks away as I ‘m writing this - so we’ll get back to the blog. Right now, I almost feel like a proud new father.  People are calling/texti read

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Seasoned Entrepreneur Named Chairman of FIU’s Entrepreneurship Center

Venture Capital, Florida International University Eugenio Pino & Family Global Entrepreneurs read

New Flight Charters Names Top Ten Private Jet Winter Destinations

New Flight Charters Names Top Ten Private Jet Winter Destinations Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 Labels: Travel and Hospitality, New Flight Charters, Product / Service News read

CNN interviewed a friend

CNN interviewed a friend Posted on April 30, 2008 by skywindows I can’t really call him a friend…what do you call the relationship you have with someone online that you talk to in an online forum? Friend is the best description. I met Mark when I joined a Chondrosarcoma support group to meet others who are suffering from Chondrosarcoma, the cancer that my daughter has. Mark was going through a difficult time. He knew the tumor in his neck was growing, and he had no insurance because he was read

256 Bit

256 Bit April 30, 2008 256 Bit should be enough for everyone. Literally. Computing | No Messages yet » read

Report: Mexico produces 80 percent of U.S. meth

The good news is that we've stomped out all the little hillbilly labs. The bad news is that we've still got "superlabs" operating right across the border. In the first three weeks of April, the feds seized about $30 million of meth, a good chunk of which was bound for Kansas City, McClatchy reports. read

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Fragments from 2008-04-11

Angsty midnight wallowing interrupted by text from friend on Kauai. Haven’t seen since graduation (Kapaa Class of 88); feels like yesterday. # Of course when one hears from old friends, we have to catch up on who died. RIP Keoni Lucas, formerly of Haena. This sucks: http://is.gd/5nI # Wrote all night between three blog posts (only one of which I actually finished) and a long-deferred essay on the uneasy politics of Hawaii. # RIP Keoni Kai Lucas: http://tinyurl.com/623ctc Includes YouTube clip f read

Fragments from 2008-04-11

Angsty midnight wallowing interrupted by text from friend on Kauai. Haven’t seen since graduation (Kapaa Class of 88); feels like yesterday. # Of course when one hears from old friends, we have to catch up on who died. RIP Keoni Lucas, formerly of Haena. This sucks: http://is.gd/5nI # Wrote all night between three blog posts (only one of which I actually finished) and a long-deferred essay on the uneasy politics of Hawaii. # RIP Keoni Kai Lucas: http://tinyurl.com/623ctc Includes YouTube clip f read

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ALT.NET - Day 2

And so Day 2 comes to a close. One of the biggest problems with this conference is that at any given time I will want to attend 2–3 simultaneous sessions. Fortunately, the open spaces format allows anyone at anytime to float (I think the term is “be a butterfly” or “be a bumble bee”). I did this in a few sessions to maximize the amount of sessions I could attend. We started out at Ruby’s Diner for breakfast. I arrived at the event to see people looking at the schedule wall. It’s really read

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Throwing a knuckleball for a strike is like throwing a butterfly with hiccups across the street into your neighbor’s mailbox. - Willie Stargell read

An ode to the knuckleball, a truly screwy pitch. Few...

An ode to the knuckleball, a truly screwy pitch. Few pitchers are able to throw the knuckler, giving those who can a cult-like status. It generally requires very large fingers. As Hall of Famer Willie Stargell explained it, "Throwing a knuckleball for a strike is like throwing a butterfly with hiccups across the street into your neighbor's mailbox". Yankees third baseman Wade Boggs once used the knuckleball to retire the side in an inning during a rare appearance on the mound. When he's got h read

Butterfly with hiccups

From ESPN: Jim Caple visits R.A. Dickey, acolyte of the mysterious and increasingly scarce art of the knuckleball. Dickey is not just a guy trying to make the majors on a freak pitch, he's also a freak of nature. In 2006 I used my last-round designated-wacky pick on him in our fantasy baseball draft; although I didn't really expect him to tear up the American League, I suffered real pangs of sympathy when he made the worst start in living memory and was hustled down to Triple-A faster than you c read