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James Blake will host a BBC Radio 1 show in January 2014 as part of the station’s Residency series.
Throughout January a host of DJs will take over two-hour slots every Thursday night with Mercury Prize winner Blake hosting his on January 23 from midnight. Rinse DJ T Williams, who has supported Disclosure on tour, will present the show directly before.
Other DJs who will present shows throughout January include Swedish House Mafia member Steve Angello, Heidi, Rockwell, Nervo, George FitzGerald and Branko.
James Blake joins Daft Punk, Lorde, Tame Impala, Disclosure and The National among the artists to receive nominations for the 56th annual Grammy Awards.
All-Shore Gridiron Classic was a no-brainer for Ocean County head coach Chuck Donohue.
team’s practice at Toms River South.
against Monmouth County at 7 p.m. on Friday at Brick Township’s Keller Memorial Field.
game last fall and to a school-record 10 wins.
used at Point Boro the last two seasons.
offense like the back of his hand.
all four quarterbacks at least one series.
Memorial to the NJSIAA Central IV championship last fall, take the majority of the snaps.
College in Allentown, Pa. “You can hit the defense in so many different ways.
Ocean County’s practice on Monday night was interrupted early by lightning.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Ethan Happ has fans.
Coppin State coach Juan Dixon, for one, has been impressed by the Wisconsin preseason All-American for some time.
An assistant at Maryland, Dixon had the chance to watch Happ early in his career.
"I knew he was going to be a special player," Dixon said. "He was one of my favorite players in the country back then.
"I knew we would have our hands full (with Happ) this time."
D'Mtrik Trice scored 21 points and Brevin Pritzl added 16 for Wisconsin.
Happ recorded the second triple-double in program history with 10 points, 11 rebounds and a career-high 12 assists.
Happ didn't score a basket until the 10:48 mark of the first half. Happ faced double teams nearly every time he touched the ball.
Pritzl capped a 20-2 Badgers run with a 3-pointer that gave Wisconsin a 26-13 lead with 9:37 to go in the first half.
Lamar Morgan scored 15 points, including four 3-pointers for the Eagles, who had 14 turnovers. Taqwain Drummond scored 11 points and had five rebounds.
Chad Andrews-Fulton scored six points, but went to the bench for a spell with his third foul with 17:42 remaining in the game.
Happ joins Josh Gasser with a triple double.
"We've got a lot of shooters and you could kind of tell that was (Coppin State's) game plan to just take me away," Happ said. "It worked out well with having them knock down those shots early."
Wisconsin shot 41 percent, including 14 of 26 in the first half, and outscored Coppin State 17-7 in bench points.
The Badgers shot 37.5 percent from 3-point range, and were paced by Trice, who scored 5 of 9 baskets from long range.
Coppin State: The Eagles aren't afraid of hanging out beyond the perimeter to find an open look. They shot 39 percent from the field from 3-point range, and six different players drained a 3.
Wisconsin: Pritzl scored 16 points off the bench, and reserves contributed 30 points overall. Trice, a point guard who played 10 games last season before breaking his right foot, received a medical hardship waiver for the 2018-19 season.
Wisconsin plays Xavier in the Gavitt Tipoff Games in Cincinnati on Nov. 13. The Musketeers upended the Badgers 80-70 in the tournament last season.
Coppin State travels to Dayton on Saturday, for the second game of an eight-game road trip. The Eagles don't play their first home game until Dec. 3 against Maryland-Baltimore County.
Sharjah: Emirati shooter Abdullah Al Aryani brought the UAE its first ever gold medal in the R1 10m SH1 men’s category at the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports (IWAS) World Games in Sharjah on Monday.
German shooter Norbet Gau secured silver, while the bronze medal was claimed by the UAE’s Obaid Al Dahmani.
Held Under the patronage of His Highness Dr. Shaikh Sultan Bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, day one of the IWAS World Games began with the shooting at the Al Dhaid Sports Club and wheelchair fencing at the Al Thiqa Club.
The rest of this week will see 555 international female and male athletes from 50 countries locking horns in seven sporting disciplines, including archery, athletics, badminton, swimming, shooting, table tennis and wheelchair fencing, that will be held across three state-of-the-art facilities in Sharjah.
An ecstatic Al Aryani said: “I am proud to have brought the UAE its first gold medal in this sporting category. All our achievements is a result of hard work and dedication shown by us, which have always received the unwavering support of our wise leadership.
WWE Star Matt Hardy Welcomes Son Wolfgang Xander With Wife Reby Sky -- See the Sweet Pics!
Matt Hardy is a dad again!
The WWE star revealed via Instagram on Friday that he and his professional wrestler/model wife, Reby Sky, welcomed baby No. 2 to their family, writing, "Completeness."
Hardy's rep told People, that the couple -- who welcomed their first son, Maxel, in 2015, had their second child, Wolfgang Xander, late on June 8 with the help of mid-wives and doulas. Wolfgang weighed about seven and a half pounds and was just over 21 inches long.
Already, Hardy has been taking to Instagram with sweet family moments, sharing one video of his son being such an adorable big brother to his newborn sibling.
"The sibling ribbing has already started," Hardy captioned the video.
The sibling ribbing has already started..
"I will always protect you," Hardy captioned a sweet father-son shot on Sunday.
I will always protect you.
Watch the video below for WWE baby news.
"Jim, it's obvious. You're fired and you're mad," Pirro said.
"You're a liar and you're a leaker. You're pompous, you're egotistical, you're condescending and you violate the very laws you are sworn to uphold because you want to make news because you want to write a book," she added.
Pirro said that Comey's contemporaneous notes do not support his narrative.
Instead, she said they prove Trump encouraged him to investigate the issue of collusion between anyone on the president's campaign and Russia, as well as Christopher Steele's dossier on the president.
She also said the memos show Trump wanted to make sure his administration was free of leaks.
"You didn't have a right to leak that information," she said. "Once you took those memos out of the building to leak to The New York Times, you, James Comey, committed a crime."
Pirro said his memos were not notes to Comey himself, but to other FBI agents. She said there was no investigation into the president, and that Comey wanted to "make himself the protagonist."
"Jim, the FBI's not proud of you," she said.
Pirro added that Comey wanted to change the definition of the law in order to let Hillary Clinton become president.
"You've deceived the American people and, as a result, you -- the director of the FBI -- are under investigation for leaking classified information," she said.
Colin Williamson gave the hosts the lead against the champions in the first half before the visitors equalised after the break.
The 1-1 result means Cove remain three points ahead of Brora and still have a game in hand.
Elsewhere, Nairn County scored three times in the last 13 minutes against Turriff United to win 3-2 away from home.
Formartine United jumped above Inverurie Locos into fourth place in the table with a 5-0 win at home against Clachnacuddin.
Wick Academy moved further clear of Buckie Thistle with a 2-0 home win against the Moray side.
There was also a 2-1 win for Huntly at home against Strathspey Thistle, Keith beat Fort William 11-0 and the match between Forres Mechanics and Rothes ended goalless.
PENSIONER Gary Haigh was caught drink-driving.
Haigh, 77, of Moody Road, Fareham, admitted being over the limit on July 18.
He had 88 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The limit is 35.
Portsmouth magistrates fined him £300 with £115 costs. He is banned from driving for 17 months.
The bitter pill many refuse to swallow shows the difference between the world we think we’re in, and the one we really inhabit.
Stephen Bannon has been instrumental in the rise of right-wing populist politics in the US and Europe. His aim: to bring such politics into the mainstream and to push progressivism into the dustbin of history.
What 'Citizen Bannon' misremembered and misread on his way to guiding Trump.
Back, Jodi L., "Effects of parental involvement, socio-economic status and family structure on student ability" (1997). Graduate Theses and Dissertations. 209.
"They have no courtesy whatsoever."
It's a question that can start an instant argument among motorists in the region: Who are D.C.'s worst drivers? The numbers are in.
WTOP TALKBACK: So who do you think are the worst drivers? And why? Call the WTOP Talkback Line at 1-877-222-1035. Post a comment in this story, comment on WTOP’s Facebook Page or use #WTOP on Twitter.
WASHINGTON — It’s a question that can start an instant argument among motorists in the region: Who are D.C.’s worst drivers?
Some would say it’s the drivers in the District itself; others say motorists from Maryland. Still more would nominate Virginians as the worst terrors behind the wheel.
Well, the numbers are in.
AAA Mid-Atlantic announced on Tuesday the results of a Howard University study of the 29,725 crashes in the District in 2012. The research shows that the District’s drivers narrowly edge out Marylanders for the dubious honor of motorists involved in the most accidents in D.C., 37 percent to 33.1 percent.
Virginia motorists were involved in the fewest District accidents, with 13.8 percent.
The remainder came from other states or was unknown. The study included numbers from 2010 and 2011, which showed the numbers staying fairly consistent, though Maryland was slightly ahead of the District in 2011.
John B. Townsend, of AAA Mid-Atlantic, says that the numbers are particularly striking given that nearly three-quarters of the District’s workforce comes from outside the city.
He adds in a statement that the high rate of accidents leads to an average annual car-insurance premium of $1,800, the highest in the region. And all of these crashes have an economic effect: “The estimated economic and societal impact of motor vehicle crashes in the city was just shy of $1 billion in 2010 or $1,659 per capita,” Townsend says.
The survey also found that men got into nearly two-thirds of accidents in the District in 2012.
Source: DDOT and Transportation Safety Data Center at Howard University. *Total does not equal 100 percent due to rounding.
Monster Success Doesn't Guarantee "Toy Story 4"
After "Toy Story 3" made $109 million in its opening weekend, it's time to start sifting through the conflicting messages about whether we'll see yet another full edition of the monster Pixar franchise.
Director Lee Unkrich seemed pretty intent on not doing "Toy Story 4," but left plenty of loopholes. It's unlikely he'll ever say never.
"I wanted to end this," Unkrich said at the film's press day. "In my mind this film is the conclusion of Woody and Buzz and the rest of the toys with their relationship with Andy. I feel like we've ended it nicely."
That said, the toys will live on in other projects. Pixar is already working on a short film with the characters. And both Unkrich's words and the film's ending leave the possibility of another chapter.
"People want these characters and love them," said Unkrich. "There will be more of them in the world."
"Whether there's another 'Toy Story,' I have no idea," he added, when pressed.
The folks at Pixar are meticulous about their quality control and don't dilute the brand name in search of the quick extra buck. But they measure the possibilities of a new chapter if the new story passes an intense sniff test. Unkrich said there was even internal resistance to making a "Toy Story 2" after the movie-altering first "Toy Story"
"After we made the first, we had no interest in making a sequel," he said. "We just want to tell an original story."
But if that great story comes in the form of a sequel, as it did then, it's hard to say no. And Pixar has never shown stretch marks on its stories.
"It had nothing to do with an audience wanting a sequel then," Unkrich said of the first. "If you've done your job on the movie they are always going to want to see a sequel. It means they want more of what they love."
"The only reason we did was because we came up with a storyline that we liked.
Phooey On Buoys LOL Party At The Buoys!
Re: Phooey On Buoys LOL Party At The Buoys!
Transport Canada cleaned up Shuswap Lake; perhaps they will now look at Okanagan Lake and any illegal buoys or docks.

James Blake will host a BBC Radio 1 show in January 2014 as part of the station’s Residency series.

Throughout January a host of DJs will take over two-hour slots every Thursday night with Mercury Prize winner Blake hosting his on January 23 from midnight. Rinse DJ T Williams, who has supported Disclosure on tour, will present the show directly before.

Other DJs who will present shows throughout January include Swedish House Mafia member Steve Angello, Heidi, Rockwell, Nervo, George FitzGerald and Branko.

James Blake joins Daft Punk, Lorde, Tame Impala, Disclosure and The National among the artists to receive nominations for the 56th annual Grammy Awards.

All-Shore Gridiron Classic was a no-brainer for Ocean County head coach Chuck Donohue.

team’s practice at Toms River South.

against Monmouth County at 7 p.m. on Friday at Brick Township’s Keller Memorial Field.

game last fall and to a school-record 10 wins.

used at Point Boro the last two seasons.

offense like the back of his hand.

all four quarterbacks at least one series.

Memorial to the NJSIAA Central IV championship last fall, take the majority of the snaps.

College in Allentown, Pa. “You can hit the defense in so many different ways.

Ocean County’s practice on Monday night was interrupted early by lightning.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Ethan Happ has fans.

Coppin State coach Juan Dixon, for one, has been impressed by the Wisconsin preseason All-American for some time.

An assistant at Maryland, Dixon had the chance to watch Happ early in his career.

"I knew he was going to be a special player," Dixon said. "He was one of my favorite players in the country back then.

"I knew we would have our hands full (with Happ) this time."

D'Mtrik Trice scored 21 points and Brevin Pritzl added 16 for Wisconsin.

Happ recorded the second triple-double in program history with 10 points, 11 rebounds and a career-high 12 assists.

Happ didn't score a basket until the 10:48 mark of the first half. Happ faced double teams nearly every time he touched the ball.

Pritzl capped a 20-2 Badgers run with a 3-pointer that gave Wisconsin a 26-13 lead with 9:37 to go in the first half.

Lamar Morgan scored 15 points, including four 3-pointers for the Eagles, who had 14 turnovers. Taqwain Drummond scored 11 points and had five rebounds.

Chad Andrews-Fulton scored six points, but went to the bench for a spell with his third foul with 17:42 remaining in the game.

Happ joins Josh Gasser with a triple double.

"We've got a lot of shooters and you could kind of tell that was (Coppin State's) game plan to just take me away," Happ said. "It worked out well with having them knock down those shots early."

Wisconsin shot 41 percent, including 14 of 26 in the first half, and outscored Coppin State 17-7 in bench points.

The Badgers shot 37.5 percent from 3-point range, and were paced by Trice, who scored 5 of 9 baskets from long range.

Coppin State: The Eagles aren't afraid of hanging out beyond the perimeter to find an open look. They shot 39 percent from the field from 3-point range, and six different players drained a 3.

Wisconsin: Pritzl scored 16 points off the bench, and reserves contributed 30 points overall. Trice, a point guard who played 10 games last season before breaking his right foot, received a medical hardship waiver for the 2018-19 season.

Wisconsin plays Xavier in the Gavitt Tipoff Games in Cincinnati on Nov. 13. The Musketeers upended the Badgers 80-70 in the tournament last season.

Coppin State travels to Dayton on Saturday, for the second game of an eight-game road trip. The Eagles don't play their first home game until Dec. 3 against Maryland-Baltimore County.

Sharjah: Emirati shooter Abdullah Al Aryani brought the UAE its first ever gold medal in the R1 10m SH1 men’s category at the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports (IWAS) World Games in Sharjah on Monday.

German shooter Norbet Gau secured silver, while the bronze medal was claimed by the UAE’s Obaid Al Dahmani.

Held Under the patronage of His Highness Dr. Shaikh Sultan Bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, day one of the IWAS World Games began with the shooting at the Al Dhaid Sports Club and wheelchair fencing at the Al Thiqa Club.

The rest of this week will see 555 international female and male athletes from 50 countries locking horns in seven sporting disciplines, including archery, athletics, badminton, swimming, shooting, table tennis and wheelchair fencing, that will be held across three state-of-the-art facilities in Sharjah.

An ecstatic Al Aryani said: “I am proud to have brought the UAE its first gold medal in this sporting category. All our achievements is a result of hard work and dedication shown by us, which have always received the unwavering support of our wise leadership.

WWE Star Matt Hardy Welcomes Son Wolfgang Xander With Wife Reby Sky -- See the Sweet Pics!

Matt Hardy is a dad again!

The WWE star revealed via Instagram on Friday that he and his professional wrestler/model wife, Reby Sky, welcomed baby No. 2 to their family, writing, "Completeness."

Hardy's rep told People, that the couple -- who welcomed their first son, Maxel, in 2015, had their second child, Wolfgang Xander, late on June 8 with the help of mid-wives and doulas. Wolfgang weighed about seven and a half pounds and was just over 21 inches long.

Already, Hardy has been taking to Instagram with sweet family moments, sharing one video of his son being such an adorable big brother to his newborn sibling.

"The sibling ribbing has already started," Hardy captioned the video.

The sibling ribbing has already started..

"I will always protect you," Hardy captioned a sweet father-son shot on Sunday.

I will always protect you.

Watch the video below for WWE baby news.

"Jim, it's obvious. You're fired and you're mad," Pirro said.

"You're a liar and you're a leaker. You're pompous, you're egotistical, you're condescending and you violate the very laws you are sworn to uphold because you want to make news because you want to write a book," she added.

Pirro said that Comey's contemporaneous notes do not support his narrative.

Instead, she said they prove Trump encouraged him to investigate the issue of collusion between anyone on the president's campaign and Russia, as well as Christopher Steele's dossier on the president.

She also said the memos show Trump wanted to make sure his administration was free of leaks.

"You didn't have a right to leak that information," she said. "Once you took those memos out of the building to leak to The New York Times, you, James Comey, committed a crime."

Pirro said his memos were not notes to Comey himself, but to other FBI agents. She said there was no investigation into the president, and that Comey wanted to "make himself the protagonist."

"Jim, the FBI's not proud of you," she said.

Pirro added that Comey wanted to change the definition of the law in order to let Hillary Clinton become president.

"You've deceived the American people and, as a result, you -- the director of the FBI -- are under investigation for leaking classified information," she said.

Colin Williamson gave the hosts the lead against the champions in the first half before the visitors equalised after the break.

The 1-1 result means Cove remain three points ahead of Brora and still have a game in hand.

Elsewhere, Nairn County scored three times in the last 13 minutes against Turriff United to win 3-2 away from home.

Formartine United jumped above Inverurie Locos into fourth place in the table with a 5-0 win at home against Clachnacuddin.

Wick Academy moved further clear of Buckie Thistle with a 2-0 home win against the Moray side.

There was also a 2-1 win for Huntly at home against Strathspey Thistle, Keith beat Fort William 11-0 and the match between Forres Mechanics and Rothes ended goalless.

PENSIONER Gary Haigh was caught drink-driving.

Haigh, 77, of Moody Road, Fareham, admitted being over the limit on July 18.

He had 88 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The limit is 35.

Portsmouth magistrates fined him £300 with £115 costs. He is banned from driving for 17 months.

The bitter pill many refuse to swallow shows the difference between the world we think we’re in, and the one we really inhabit.

Stephen Bannon has been instrumental in the rise of right-wing populist politics in the US and Europe. His aim: to bring such politics into the mainstream and to push progressivism into the dustbin of history.

What 'Citizen Bannon' misremembered and misread on his way to guiding Trump.

Back, Jodi L., "Effects of parental involvement, socio-economic status and family structure on student ability" (1997). Graduate Theses and Dissertations. 209.

"They have no courtesy whatsoever."

It's a question that can start an instant argument among motorists in the region: Who are D.C.'s worst drivers? The numbers are in.

WTOP TALKBACK: So who do you think are the worst drivers? And why? Call the WTOP Talkback Line at 1-877-222-1035. Post a comment in this story, comment on WTOP’s Facebook Page or use #WTOP on Twitter.

WASHINGTON — It’s a question that can start an instant argument among motorists in the region: Who are D.C.’s worst drivers?

Some would say it’s the drivers in the District itself; others say motorists from Maryland. Still more would nominate Virginians as the worst terrors behind the wheel.

Well, the numbers are in.

AAA Mid-Atlantic announced on Tuesday the results of a Howard University study of the 29,725 crashes in the District in 2012. The research shows that the District’s drivers narrowly edge out Marylanders for the dubious honor of motorists involved in the most accidents in D.C., 37 percent to 33.1 percent.

Virginia motorists were involved in the fewest District accidents, with 13.8 percent.

The remainder came from other states or was unknown. The study included numbers from 2010 and 2011, which showed the numbers staying fairly consistent, though Maryland was slightly ahead of the District in 2011.

John B. Townsend, of AAA Mid-Atlantic, says that the numbers are particularly striking given that nearly three-quarters of the District’s workforce comes from outside the city.

He adds in a statement that the high rate of accidents leads to an average annual car-insurance premium of $1,800, the highest in the region. And all of these crashes have an economic effect: “The estimated economic and societal impact of motor vehicle crashes in the city was just shy of $1 billion in 2010 or $1,659 per capita,” Townsend says.

The survey also found that men got into nearly two-thirds of accidents in the District in 2012.

*Source: DDOT and Transportation Safety Data Center at Howard University. **Total does not equal 100 percent due to rounding.

Monster Success Doesn't Guarantee "Toy Story 4"

After "Toy Story 3" made $109 million in its opening weekend, it's time to start sifting through the conflicting messages about whether we'll see yet another full edition of the monster Pixar franchise.

Director Lee Unkrich seemed pretty intent on not doing "Toy Story 4," but left plenty of loopholes. It's unlikely he'll ever say never.

"I wanted to end this," Unkrich said at the film's press day. "In my mind this film is the conclusion of Woody and Buzz and the rest of the toys with their relationship with Andy. I feel like we've ended it nicely."

That said, the toys will live on in other projects. Pixar is already working on a short film with the characters. And both Unkrich's words and the film's ending leave the possibility of another chapter.

"People want these characters and love them," said Unkrich. "There will be more of them in the world."

"Whether there's another 'Toy Story,' I have no idea," he added, when pressed.

The folks at Pixar are meticulous about their quality control and don't dilute the brand name in search of the quick extra buck. But they measure the possibilities of a new chapter if the new story passes an intense sniff test. Unkrich said there was even internal resistance to making a "Toy Story 2" after the movie-altering first "Toy Story"

"After we made the first, we had no interest in making a sequel," he said. "We just want to tell an original story."

But if that great story comes in the form of a sequel, as it did then, it's hard to say no. And Pixar has never shown stretch marks on its stories.

"It had nothing to do with an audience wanting a sequel then," Unkrich said of the first. "If you've done your job on the movie they are always going to want to see a sequel. It means they want more of what they love."

"The only reason we did was because we came up with a storyline that we liked.

Phooey On Buoys LOL Party At The Buoys!

Re: Phooey On Buoys LOL Party At The Buoys!

Transport Canada cleaned up Shuswap Lake; perhaps they will now look at Okanagan Lake and any illegal buoys or docks.