Nelly REVEALS Why He Won't RUSH Into MARRIAGE & Why ...

Rapper Nelly sat for a candid interview where he revealed if he ever plans to marry and why industry relationships often fail. ?Watch the clip inside and see Jada Pinkett Smith?clear up the rumors of an "open marriage."

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Now that we've watched his longterm relationship with Ashanti fizzle out, and seen him spark up something new with actress Tae Heckard, rapper Nelly gave a surprisingly candid interview about his thoughts on marriage and relationship (which might explain the backstory to of the Ashanti breakup).

He says he does want to get married one day, but no one will pressure him into it. ?Also, ?he gave an interesting perspective on industry relationships saying you can't compare them to "normal" couples. ?He says you can't compare a relationship between to non-celebrities who've been dating for seven years, to that of a celebrity couple who's been dating for the same amount of time. ?He explained that if you factor in all the travel and time spent away from home, the celebrity couple might have only spent three years together. ?It's a different kind of math.?Here are the highlights:?

On industry relationships:

I think people see the relationships that industry folk have and they see the time, but there're not doing the math. ?If you do the math on that time, you'll see that it equals out to something totally different.

On public perception of his relationships:

I shy away from public perceptions about my relationships. ?You can't tell me what I should be doing in my relationship. ?I'm not home everyday. ?I haven't seen her in two weeks. You see so many celebrities get married and then they're divorced in a year. ?You know why? ?It's because when they get finally get together....the -ish that you thought was cute, becomes annoying. ?

On if he will ever get married:

Yea I think so. ?But nobody is going to force me. ?Nobody is going to rush me into anything. ?Marriage is something you should do when you are ready to do it and you know this is everything. ?I take marriage very seriously. ?And I only know two ways of marriage. ?My parents' marriage didn't last at all and my grandparents' marriage lasted 60 years. ?I'm either gonna go all the way to 60, or I'm not gonna do it. ?

On being faithful:

I know me. ?If I have any questions, I'm going to play on that and eventually that may weigh in on the situation.

On if he's ever been close to marriage:

I don't think you've been close until you've been engaged. (He's never been engaged).

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Watch the interview here:

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And in other "marriage" talks....

Jada Pinkett Smith, one of the producers of Free Angela (in theaters today) chatted with the HuffPost about rumors of an "open" marriage to Will Smith, that have followed the couple for years. She explained that she's never given Will a pass to go outside of their marriage saying,

"I've always told Will, 'You can do whatever you want as long as you can look at yourself in the mirror and be OK,'"

She continued,

"Because at the end of the day, Will is his own man. I'm here as his partner, but he is his own man. He has to decide who he wants to be and that's not for me to do for him. Or vice versa."

So how have they managed to remain together for so long? ?She said,

"I think that you have to go into a relationship knowing ? especially when you're dedicating yourself to someone for the rest of your life ? this is a life partnership. ?He's (Will) been by my side through some of the most difficult parts of my life. And so that's something you can never take away."

It certainly doesn't sound like she ever said he can go out and sleep around on her, but it does show that she and Will realize that love and partnerships have ebbs and flows and they're both willing to roll with the punches. ?

Source: http://theybf.com/2013/04/05/nelly-reveals-why-he-wont-rush-into-marriage-why-industry-relationships-fail-jada-pinkett

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HP shakeup points to more "shareholder friendly" board

(Reuters) - Wall Street's psycho-analysis of Hewlett-Packard's latest board room shuffle has begun.

The stepping-down of Hewlett-Packard Co Chairman Ray Lane and appointment of activist investor Ralph Whitworth as his interim replacement has raised hopes for a more "shareholder friendly" board at the flailing PC maker.

But investors aren't buying it just yet, and HP shares fell more than 2 percent in morning trading on Friday.

Wells Fargo analyst Maynard Um said the shakeup at HP, which follows a series of missteps including the messy acquisition of UK software firm Autonomy, could result in longer-term "shareholder friendly" actions "potentially from a capital allocation perspective."

But he said that while he now had more comfort about HP's ability to fix its foundation, the company needed new products and initiatives to offset a general downturn in the personal computer market. And any changes are likely to take time to formulate and materialize, Um said.

Apart from a new chairman or chairwoman, investors are waiting to see the final composition of the board. Two directors of the No.1 PC maker also stepped down on Thursday.

"The appointment of Ralph Whitworth to the chairman role, albeit temporarily, points a more fiscally conservative and shareholder friendly board as the debt burden ebbs," Credit Suisse analysts said in a research note.

Analysts held fire on their ratings and price targets on the stock, which has risen 90 percent since it hit a 10-year low in November when HP said it would write down $9 billion in assets related to the Autonomy deal. The S&P 500 index has risen 12 percent in the same period.

Lane, who remains a director, joins the list of prominent casualties of the $11 billion Autonomy deal, for which the company has been criticized for failing to conduct proper due diligence.

But HP's board and executive leadership has been in tumult since the departure in 2010 of former CEO Mark Hurd over sexual harassment allegations -- which Hurd has denied -- and Leo Apotheker's brief stint at the helm, during which the company made several operational blunders.

Whitworth, an HP director who runs activist hedge fund Relational Investors LLC, had told shareholders at the annual meeting in March to prepare for an "evolution" of the board.

HP's stock was changing hands at $21.98 in early afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange, well below its intrinsic value of $39.51, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine data.

The model measures a stock's current value when considering analysts' growth estimates for five years, and then modeling the typical growth trajectory over a longer period of time.

Netflix Inc and Best Buy Co Inc are the only S&P 500 component stocks that have outperformed HP's 56 percent rise so far this year.

According to StarMine, HP has a forward price-earnings ratio of 6.3, well below the median of 9.4 for the technology sector.

However, in the past year, HP's shares have fallen 4 percent, while the S&P index has risen 11.5 percent.

RBC Capital Markets analysts pointed to HP's "unraveling" fundamentals in maintaining their "sector-perform" rating, but said Whitworth's appointment was a positive step in corporate governance.

"Going forward, HP will have to face headwinds in PCs and printing that are more secular and less macro in nature," the analysts said.

"Furthermore, HP's impaired balance sheet will make it tougher for HP to invest in other avenues of growth."

(Reporting by Sayantani Ghosh and Savio D'Souza in Bangalore; Editing by Ted Kerr)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/hp-chairman-lane-resigns-whitworth-takes-over-now-001523701--finance.html

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Dwarf whale survived well into Ice Age

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Research from New Zealand's University of Otago detailing the fossil of a dwarf baleen whale from Northern California reveals that it avoided extinction far longer than previously thought.

Otago Department of Geology PhD student Robert Boessenecker has found that the fossil of the 4-5 meter long Herpetocetus, thought to be the last survivor of the primitive baleen whale family called cetotheres, may be as young as 700,000 years old.

Mr Boessenecker says the previously youngest-known fossils of this whale were from the pre-Ice Age Pliocene epoch; approximately 3 million years ago, a time before many modern marine mammals appeared. Baleen whales of this type were most common much earlier, about 10-15 million years ago.

"That this whale survived the great climatic and ecological upheavals of the Ice Age and almost into the modern era is very surprising as nearly all fossil marine mammals found after the end of the Pliocene appear identical to modern species.

"Other baleen whales underwent extreme body size increases in response to the new environment, but this dwarf whale must have still had a niche to inhabit which has only recently disappeared," he says.

The find indicates that the emergence of the modern marine mammals during the Ice Age may have happened more gradually than currently thought, he says.

The discovery also lends indirect support to a hypothesis about the modern pygmy right whale (Caperea marginata) recently published by Mr Boessenecker's colleagues Professor Ewan Fordyce and Dr Felix Marx. The pair posited that this enigmatic Southern Ocean whale is not a true right whale but actually a member of the cetothere family and one of the closest relatives of Herpetocetus.

"If their hypothesis is correct, this latest discovery indicates that other close relatives of the pygmy right whale nearly survived to modern times within the Northern Hemisphere.

"In this light, Herpetocetus can be viewed as a Northern Hemisphere equivalent of the pygmy right whale: both are small-bodied with peculiar anatomy, possibly closely related, with feeding habits that are seemingly divergent from other baleen whales."

All baleen whales lack teeth and instead use baleen to strain small prey like krill and fish from seawater. Many whales, such as humpback and blue whales, gulp enormous amounts of water during lunges, while others such as gray whales filter prey from mud on the seafloor.

Owing to a strange jaw joint, Herpetocetus could not open its mouth more than 35 degrees, unlike any modern baleen whale.

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The research appears in the international journal Naturwissenschaften.

University of Otago: http://www.otago.ac.nz

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Sony Xperia ZL goes on sale in Germany

€549,99 inc. VAT or subsidized on contract, now available at Phonehouse.de

After going on sale in Canada yesterday, Germany now gets a chance to order Sony's premier smartphone, as the Xperia ZL is currently shipping from Phonehouse.de in black only. Those looking for a red or white version of this phone will have to wait a little longer, as is stock listed as "available soon." The phone is priced at €549,99, but can also be purchased with various subsidy prices on contract.

Potential buyers only have one option at present, because Phonehouse.de is the only retailer taking orders for the ZL at this time. Amazon.de has no launch date listed on their site, and Cyberport.de is reporting they will start taking orders and shipping phones in May.

While we here in the states are still waiting for our launch, time can be well spent looking over a close relative of the Xperia ZL, the Xperia Z, in our detailed review. Be on the lookout for a our review of the Xperia ZL, in the near future.

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Great Communication Can Promote Great Relationships

No relationship is best. For anybody that has been inside a relationship they may learn which from time to time difficulties will crop up. Indeed even the relationships that appear severely broken didn?t receive there overnight; generally they got there inside little procedures. Problems instead of being recognized, discussed plus sorted are left to slowly poison the relationship because every or both couples build resentment.

Already you may start to find the value of advantageous correspondence inside relationships. Yet a main issue is the fact that the term correspondence. It is these a general word which when all of us understand exactly what it signifies, you seldom have a shared description of wise correspondence inside a relationship.

In a sturdy relationship, advantageous correspondence is open plus honest. This lets a partner understand what exactly is happening for we, the way you feel regarding an problem. Often inside relationships you employ supposition. We feel which you learn the partner perfectly plus can understand what they is thinking. This takes you to risky territory because you base the judgement about anything that may be completely erroneous. It is significant to know the partner. In truth the most significant components of correspondence inside a relationship is hearing. If you or the partner explains their position you need to be capable to explain it back for them. So be sure if there are pieces we don?t know which we ask them. Similarly you really need to anticipate no less from them.

Of course the method we discuss issues is significant. We must avoid statements that are accusatory. ?You constantly do this to me? ? Explain it from the point of view plus own what you?re suggesting. ?I felt abandoned at the party last night? ? The initial of these statements could create the partner surprisingly protective as well as will feel they need to justify their own position. The 2nd provides the chance to discuss the condition plus recognize how the problem arose. It has the means for couples to recognize every alternative greater plus change their behavior accordingly. Sulking, resentment plus temper tantrums will likely not enable the condition, in a relationship where these have been the norm it may be difficult to change behavior plus you might wish To consider a third-party like a counsellor to aid we.

In reality dealing with relationship difficulties is difficult, often it is actually awkward, yet inside fact the strongest relationships are the ones where both couples may communicate effectively with every additional plus certainly have a shared responsibility for the issues which happen. There will be relationship issues, conversation has the method to discover a compromise acceptable to both. Even when an matter can not be solved at minimum there is the knowledge which we have discussed all choices plus which whilst you have to accept anything unwanted, you?re honest regarding the issue plus both couples know you are doing it for the relationship.

In conclusion, learning to communicate effectively inside relationships lets you head off relationship breakdowns, incredibly whenever which occurs step-by-step. It offers the chance to avoid resentment plus guarantee which both we plus the partner feel totally heard. Conflict might come into each relationship yet breakdown want less lengthy because we figure out how to communicate effectively.

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He runs his own practice (Considerate Counselling)

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AICN ON THE MAT: Writing Rambler grapples (verbally) with ...

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Q?s by The Writing Rambler!
Hey all. The Writing Rambler here, ringside for AICN ON THE MAT! When I?m not wasting my time defending my love of books that no one else seems to like, I often find myself going back to one of my first true loves, pro wrestling. Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with seven time Women?s Champion and 2013 Hall of Fame Inductee Trish Stratus about her career and achievements.

WRITING RAMBLER (WR): Hey, Trish--how are you?

TRISH STRATUS (TS): Good, How are you?

WR: Great, Thanks so much for talking with us today.

TS: My pleasure.

WR: Okay, So first off, the2013 Hall of Fame induction. Everyone has been talking about how great this year?s class of Inductees are. Many people have been saying it is the best class that has been put out so far. What was it like to first get that information in January and when the announcement was made?

TS: I think my first reaction was just ?Oh my gosh, seriously?? (laughter). It was just an honor, an absolute honor. I keep saying this but it feels like I was just wrestling yesterday so I kind of forget that I have been retired for about seven years now, and I?ve been away from the business for so long. I mean, thankfully I?ve had an active role since then, and maybe that?s why I don?t notice it, but yeah, it?s just been an honor. Then to hear the class I?d be inducted with, there were really two thoughts. One was that it?s super special. I can?t believe the caliber of people going in, and then thinking as a fan who grew up watching and being around wrestling, and then of course wrestling in the industry, I?m still just starstruck. I think it?s going to be an amazing evening. I mean, you just look at that list and you say, ?That?s going to be a hell of an evening?. That night is going to be filled with all kinds of stories and magical moments so I?m just thrilled to be a part of it.

WR: Now for me being from New Jersey, this whole NY/NJ area is really on fire right now with WrestleMania being right around the corner. Just thinking about the Hall Of Fame Ceremony taking place in Madison Square Garden this year, there?s this sense of magic to it that makes it an even more special moment. Has that really hit you? That not only are you one of the youngest inductees ever, but that it?s taking place at such a revered place as the Garden?

TS: Yeah, it?s just all this awesome stuff like you mentioned. This class, I?m only the sixth female to go in, and then on top of that, it?s taking place at the Garden. For me, I actually had my last Raw match at the Garden, so to come back there now, for this, it?s like coming full circle. It?s really such an awesome moment, and it?s kind of cool because I think just about everyone has this sort of special connection with New York. You know (Donald) Trump obviously does, you have Mick Foley, a New York boy, and of course Bob Backlund and Bruno (Sanmartino), that?s where they became legends right there in Madison Square Garden. Then Booker T, obviously he has delivered many times in the Garden as well, so it?s kind of cool to see how everyone has the special connection to the Garden.

WR: Being one of the youngest to go in, having started at 24 and having so many accolades and achievements in a relatively short time, do you ever feel like you did leave it all too early? That maybe you could have achieved more?

TS: You know, I feel like I had a robust seven years, if that makes any sense. To be honest, I wouldn?t have retired if I felt like I hadn?t done everything I wanted to do. At that point in my career, I had worked with all of the females I had wanted to work with or that were workers within the company. I got to work with everyone from Ivory to Christy Hemme. Just every girl that came in I got a chance to dabble with or dance with, so I?m really blessed to have had those opportunities. My bucket list, so to speak, was being crossed off by becoming champion and changing the way women?s wrestling was perceived. That was something we set out to do, and I think we accomplished that with the group of women at the time, so I left feeling quite satisfied. I knew I was ready to move on. My mom had been diagnosed with cancer at the time, and sometimes there were moments where I was like ?Am I making the right decision?? But when my mom got diagnosed, knowing the types of schedules that we had and that I wouldn?t be able to be by her side for her therapy, I knew this was the universe telling me that it was time to move on at that moment. I mean, the door is always open if I had the opportunity to go back. It was the right time when I left and I felt satisfied with having worked with all of the girls I had worked with at the time. Of course, when I left and then watching, it got me excited again for sure watching Beth (Phoenix) and Natty (Neidhart) do their thing. They came up and were doing some really awesome work. Michelle McCool as well, and this new crop of divas that were doing this awesome stuff in the ring, that?s when I got the itch again for sure and I was not quiet about it. I thought that would be cool to go back there, and thankfully I had the opportunity to go back and work with Beth twice and I had a chance to work with Michelle McCool and Layla as well. So thankfully I got to ?scratch my itches?, so to speak. Even at this point I?ll never say I?d close the door because you never know what can happen.

WR: I think a lot of us as fans look forward to that. That whole idea of ?when is Trish coming back?? Especially around this time of year for WrestleMania. It?s that time when after a year of buildup you really just celebrate the industry as a whole. So there are definitely a lot of people out there who would love to see you come back and do it again.

Now when you first started, it was kind of a different time. I think you and some of the other divas, but especially you, really raised the bar for women?s wrestling. Wrestling has always been a boys club and there was always yelling and ?catcalling? from the crowd, but as you progressed you could see the level of respect grow with the fans. What did that feel like, knowing that you were reaching people in a way that they hadn?t been reached before?

TS: It was definitely something that I was really aware of. I knew that it was something that I wanted to take on. I worked with Fit Finley. He was my mentor, and it was literally something that we set out to do. I remember looking at him and I said ?I don?t want go out there and fight like a girl?. You know, the hair pulls and the catfights, I just felt we can do more than that, and I knew physically I could do more than that because I had been training for months doing other stuff. I just knew we could do that but hadn?t had the chance to yet. It was a lot of work; we had to almost reeducate the fans on what to expect from women. Yeah, there was a transition period where you still had the ?Puppy? chants and whatnot, but I think the hard work started to pay off, and people started to stand up and take notice and know that we were starting to deliver something that was as good as the men?s action, especially when it was then fueled by storyline and we brought a certain depth of character that made a huge difference. It really changed the dynamic from what the women were doing, and then I think it was just a matter of keeping up the pace. No doubt, it was hard work because you knew that every week you went out there you had to remind them what we were going to do and keep raising the bar. My personal goal was to go out there and do better than I had done the last week. To do something, show a different side of women and present a different side of women?s wrestling, so it was hard work every single week that we went out there, but I?m happy to say I think we accomplished that. I know there was a rise in the female demographic at that point. There were women coming up to us saying ?you?re my role model?, and it wasn?t because we were doing this cool thing on TV, it was because we were women making it in a male-dominated world, and to show such a strong role model was really powerful and empowering to women. So it was just great times and I had such a great support system with the other girls at that time. That?s what we wanted to do. We wanted to show a different side, and every week that?s what we fought for.

WR: As a father of two daughters I remember during that time being happy if they wanted to watch your matches or cheer for you because there was something really positive and inspiring about it. As someone who has experienced it all, what advice would you have for a young woman looking to start in this business that despite everything is still a very male-dominated industry? Any advice you could give that you think would really help them out?

TS: I would remind them right off the bat that you?re definitely going into a boy?s world. It?s always going to be a boy?s world, so definitely expect that. Know that going in. Going in with a solid training and an understanding of the industry, and when I say the industry, I mean understand the mechanics of a match not only physically but also understand the psychology. It?s super important to go in with that knowledge. For me, people say ?how did you learn to wrestle so quickly??, but I went in as a fan, I studied it, I knew how to do a body slam properly and I understood the psychology of what happens in the ring, why good guys and bad guys do what they do in the ring, and I think that?s what helped with my lessons in the ring. So I say to women, get a really good solid training background, and also, get a backup plan. There?s definitely a shelf life for wrestlers, and especially women?s wrestlers. Physically you just can?t do it forever, you really just can?t. If you have a backup plan then at the end of the day you know you?re okay. Then you can just go in there and be passionate about it. There?s just no way you can do 300 days a year on the road schedule unless you?re passionate about it and you?re willing to sacrifice leaving your family and all that. I?d love to have that little pep talk with each girl that wants to go in there. These are the stories and pep talks that I had, and I was very blessed to have a few people in my life that really gave me those eye-opening words that let me go in and make a difference.

WR: Growing up as a fan, was there one particular woman or match in general that really made you want to do this?

TS: I guess I can?t say that there was really any women, because there really was no role for women for us to watch growing up that made me say ?that?s who I want to be when I grow up?. I feel like that?s the kind of work that we did in 2001-2006, I guess. For me it was Macho Man (Randy Savage); I was a huge fan of his as a kid--he was my idol. I was a big tomboy as a kid; I grew up with my cousins and we played wrestling, we went to Maple Leaf Gardens and it was just something that I did, it was part of my upbringing. I was always just amazed by what they did--they were like real life superheroes, that?s what it was. To me, I realized as I got into the industry that there are only a handful of people in this world that can do what we do and to be able to be athletic and to be an entertainer at the same time and combine that, I mean, that?s some real life super hero stuff right there, and that?s something I never thought I?d get into at the time because there was no ?that?s what I want to be when I grow up? for wrestlers at that time. I wanted to be a doctor growing up, which is very different, but that dream to be a doctor went away and I became a wrestler instead. It was just real life superheroes that you saw, and to me Macho Man was the man, he was the one that I played as. I cut his promos as a kid. He had the perfect combination of an athlete and a sports entertainer. He made it being a sports entertainer absolutely. He was the one who clearly defined that.

WR: Finally, with everything happening now, as you prepare for the Hall of Fame, is there any one thing that you could point to as your ?Moment?? What would it be?

TS: It was a moment that I shared with Mickie James. It was our WrestleMania 22 match in Chicago. It was my last WrestleMania before I retired, and to me it was that match that epitomized what women?s wrestling was finally brought to. That level that we finally brought it to. Everything about that match, the storylines, the character development, the crowd involvement, everything about that match was all of the hard work we had put in over the years. Knowing we had that match, it was like ?okay, we did it, kid? and to share that moment with a great friend of mine like Mickie was just really special.

WR: Trish, thanks so much for speaking with us today. I?m sure your fans are really going to enjoy hearing what you had to say. We appreciate it and best of luck with the Hall of Fame; we?ll be cheering for you.

TS: Thanks, I appreciate it.

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Strange new photo of Newtown shooter Adam Lanza released with college records

Western Connecticut State University

Undated student ID photo of Adam Lanza from Western Connecticut State University.

By Tracy Connor, Staff Writer, NBC News

A new photo of Sandy Hook massacre gunman Adam Lanza has emerged: a college ID snapshot that shows him staring wide-eyed into the camera as though scared out of his wits.

The picture, one of just a few that have been made public since the Dec. 14 shooting at a Connecticut elementary school, was part of Lanza's records from Western Connecticut State University, where he took classes in 2008 and 2009.

There is nothing in the documents that would foreshadow the monstrous attack, just a few odd notes.

When he took a placement exam in May 2008, Lanza refused to answer some background questions ? including his gender.

Asked whether he had a "documented disabling condition" that could impact his test scores, he said no ? although his mother had told people he had Asperger's disease, which is low on the autism spectrum.

Lanza was just 16 at the time, but he scored high on the test ? in the 90th percentile. The records also show he registered for a precalculus class, but it's unclear if he ever took it.

He did take three computer science courses, earning an A and an A-minus in two of them, and American history, where he received an A-minus.

He got a C in a a class called "Introduction to Ethical Theory."

No grade was entered for "Introduction to German," and that prompted a post-massacre email on Dec. 17 from the registrar to the German professor, asking for her to submit one. The response was macabre.

"Do you realize that this Lanza Adam is the young man who was from Newtown and shot himself and so many others?" the teacher replied. "I do not think he still needs a grade."

Lanza withdrew from classes at Western Connecticut, and he was not enrolled in any school when he went on his rampage at Sandy Hook, killing 20 children, six staffers and himself after murdering his mother in her bed.

Search warrants released last week revealed that Lanza had an arsenal of guns, knives, samurai swords and ammunition at his disposal.

NBC News producer Tom Winter contributed to this report.

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