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The Boss is in mourning.

Bruce Springsteen announced on his official website Monday that his Kansas City performance had been canceled an hour before its scheduled time due to his cousin Lenny Sullivan's death.

"Due to a death in Bruce's immediate family, tonight's show at Sprint Center has been unavoidably cancelled," reads the post. "All tickets will be refunded at the point of purchase. Bruce and The Band deeply appreciate the understanding of our Kansas City audience and look forward to returning at the earliest opportunity.

"Lenny Sullivan, Bruce's cousin and the assistant road manager of the E Street Band for the last ten years, passed away today at the age of 36. A warm and sensitive person, he was beloved by Bruce, the Band, the crew, and the entire Thrill Hill family."

TMZ reports that Sullivan was found in dead in his hotel room Monday afternoon. Authorities are investigating.

The legendary Springsteen has had a roller coaster year. In January he won the Golden Globe for best song for "The Wrestler," and a month later he performed the Super Bowl XLIII halftime show. He's been playing the country on his Working on a Dream Tour.

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I had wanted the Lee jeans that have been advertised as slimming. When I saw them in a store for $25.00 I thought I was getting a great deal. As it turns out you can buy them online at Lee.com for the same price.

We were not around in the mid 1800s but it seems that it was during that time that slimming products were the rage and that need for slimming items has continued since. We've had corsets, girdles, control top panties and of course Oprah Winfrey's favorite slimming product, Spanx.

Lee Jeans has made the Natural Fit line that has an inside construction with built -in slimming features. Lee makes a variety of types of jeans and pants. I bought the Extended Tab with tummy control. All of the products have two pockets but they aren't on the sides. Side pockets instantly add weight. These are just below the waist band and are straight across. The pockets on the inside go across the entire pant giving an extra layer of fabric (mesh) that holds in the tummy. Lee has moved the side seams forward a bit to create a look of slimmer legs. The waistband has no gaps and is very comfortable. The pants have two back pockets with buttons. They are totally flat and not like the usual pockets on your jeans. The line starts at $25.00 and goes up to $35.00.

According to Liz Cahill, the Director of Advertising and Public Relations for Lee Jeans "A recent leejeans.com poll revealed that 40 percent of women said their tummy was the first thing they looked at in the mirror when trying on a new pair of jeans."

Research by Kurt Salmon Associates (KSA) showed that 90% of apparel manufacturers use out -dated sizing systems. The information from this research helped Lee pinpoint our (women's) challenges.

The waistband is wide coming in at 2 inches. This helps the leaner look I want. They come in khaki, black, string, and navy although JCPenny who has them for $29.00 also lists light khaki (which is the string) and khaki plaid.

The sizes run from 4 to 18 however on Amazon.com you can find larger sizes for $29.99. The pants are made of 98% cotton and 2% spandex. (What would we do without spandex?) They are machine washable on warm and can be tumble dried on low. The inseam on the misses is about 32 inches; the petites are 29 inches; the misses long are 34 inches and the women's are 32 inches.

I bought the brown in a medium length. If the store had the long I would have tried them on. The medium just fits me and I'm 5 feet 4 inches tall. If you are any taller you will have to go with a long. I am an 8/10 and in spite of these being slimming I took the 10 in them but overall they seem to run a bit small so if you are buying them online I'd go with the next size if you are in-between sizes.

I really like them. I find them comfortable to wear and they are slimming. I love the waist band which buttons to the right of the zipper with two buttons. That flattens the tummy as well.

At $25.00 they were a good choice for me.

SOURCE: Lee.com

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Located at 14 Spring Street in New York City, this is the place to enjoy delicious comfort foods in a trendy dining atmosphere. There's plenty to enjoy with the decor, with vintage-like black and white pictures, chandeliers and even very pleasant bathrooms with cozy touches.

Formerly in the space that Barmarche now occupies was Café Lebowitz, but now the visitors and residents alike of New York City can enjoy an equally (if not more so) splendid evening in the city enjoying the most delicious American bistro-type cuisine.

The restaurant offers up lunch and brunch options, but perhaps the most popular and delightful time is when dinner rolls around - you can start with a delicious appetizer like Spicy Guacamole & Tortilla Chips, $8; Barmarche Pizzetta margherita (mozzarella & fresh basil), $8; Chilled Oysters, $12; Tabasco Salmon Tartare with capers, red onions & plantain chips, $7; Prince Edward Island Mussels with garlic white wine broth & grilled crostini, $15; or perhaps the Cheese & Salame Plate with all kinds of assorted cheese & charcuterie, olives & cornichons, $20.

Or go with a delicious salad, like the Mesclun Green Salad with haricot verts, tomatoes, asiago cheese, red onion & sherry vinaigrette, $7; Zucchini & Fennel Salad with fresh basil, toasted pine nuts, fresh cracked pepper, lemon & olive oil, $8; Bresaola & Arugula with air-cured beef, mesclun greens. tomatoes, shaved parmesan & lemon vinaigrette, $8; or the Grilled Shrimp Salad made delightful with crisp bacon, avocado, radicchio, onion & red wine vinaigrette, $13.

For your main entrée, enjoy perhaps a pasta - the Truffle Shrimp Risotto is great with cherry tomatoes, arugula, capers & asiago cheese, $21; or enjoy fish like the Pan-Seared Branzino with a celery root puree, san marzano tomato confit & sweet white onions, $23; or the Lemon - Roasted Tilapia with haricot verts, cherry tomatoes & caper brown - butter, $20. Meat on the menu includes mouth watering creations like Grilled Chicken with crushed potatoes & spinach stuffed olives, $20; Leg Of Duck Confit with spiced braised cabbage, apple & celeriac puree & demi - glaze, $21; Barmarche Burger with garlic pommes frites, swiss cheese, mushrooms & crisp bacon on english muffin, $16; New Zealand Baby Lamb chickpea hummus, black olives & feta chimichurri, $24; and Steak Frites with sirloin steak, garlic pommes frites & herb butter, $30.

And of course compliment your meal with a tasty cocktail like The Francois - Champagne Cocktail with fresh blueberries, ginger & sparkling wine, $12; Ginger Pear Martini - Served Up with grey goose pear, pear liqueur, pear puree, ginger, lemon & simple syrup, $13; or maybe The Bee's Knees - On The Rocks with plymouth gin, honey, fresh lemon & lemon twist, $12.

You can reach the restaurant at (212) 219-2399.

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After a thrilling chase sequence, Balloon Boy was found...to have never been in the balloon in the first place. We're glad he's safe, but now the question comes: Who's to blame for this whole catastrophe?

Stevie Safran cleverly notes in Twitter that "Balloon Boy's parents say he won't be grounded, fail to recognize ironic choice of words." But somebody's gotta be punished for this, right? All kinds of public servants (EMTs, FAA, police) came out, on the taxpayer's dime, for something that turned out to be totally unnecessary. So who's to blame?

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deanna favre

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It isn't every day that the wife of a famous athlete becomes famous in her own right. Deanna Favre, wife of Green Bay Packers Quarterback Brett Favre, probably would have never wished fame on herself, at least the way it was thrust upon her-her battle with breast cancer. After receiving that diagnosis, she has not only fought the disease herself but has also been an advocate for others. After watching her medical bills mount because of the cancer, even though she has a famous husband who makes a good amount of money as an NFL quarterback, she realized what single women with the same problem have to face. She founded the Deanna Favre HOPE Foundation to help those with a similar problem, and the foundation last year gave 12 $3,000 gifts to help women afflicted with breast cancer pay medical expenses or pay for groceries.

On the official website of the foundation, http://www.deannafavre4hope.com, Deanna Favre says that although she and Brett have been blessed financially, "I still have vivid memories of the days I spent struggling to make ends meet as a single mom. If I'd been diagnosed with cancer back then, I would never have been able to afford the kind of medical care I've received."

She pointed out that a single shot of a drug used to increase white blood cells during chemotherapy can cost close to $3,000. She wonders how someone without insurance would be able to afford that. Besides trying to help the uninsured, she hopes to raise awareness of the issue to the public. She personally learned she had cancer, at the age of 35, one week after the death of her brother.

While having breast cancer, fighting the disease, and helping others with the some condition may be new to Deanna Favre, the dedicated Christian is no stranger to helping others or raising money for charity. She has raised more than $3million for the Brett Favre Fourward Foundation. Her husband's charity raises funds for disadvantaged and disabled children in Mississippi and Wisconsin.

Deanna Favre has resolved the triumph personally over cancer through faith, hope, and love-three things mentioned in the Bible. While not many people may relate to her being the husband of a three time NFL MVP who won the Super Bowl once and played in it twice, she feels others will be able to relate to her for other reasons-and not only because of her cancer. She is also a mother of two girls, is a daughter, a sister, and a Christian. She feels many will be able to relate to her for some or all of those reasons. She says she joins millions in praying every day for a cure for cancer.

She recalls when her cancer was first announced to the public, because of her marriage to Brett Favre, in newspapers, magazines, and the Internet, "My private nightmare had become a matter of public record." That happened on top of her loss of her brother, and Brett's loss of his father, Irvin, to a heart attack only a year earlier.

Deanna Favre says she at first resented her personal tragedy being broadcast nationally, especially because she had to deal with the death of two loved ones. She said because of Brett's name, the family had to deal with everything with the public watching.

She said when she began to wonder why God had allowed her to have cancer, she began to get letters all over the country. Many offered encouragement and prayers. Many were breast cancer survivors, and she says they had been in a worse situation than her. She said she also received letters from medical professionals who said women were being tested for breast cancer, "because of Deanna Favre." She said she began to understand how God would use her cancer for good.

Deanna Favre, the breast cancer victim herself, says since that time she has received numerous letters from women who have survived cancer and said Deanna saved their lives. She said it is those letters who have encouraged her to tell her story. She says she deserves no personal credit, but that she is "just happy to be used" for God's glory.

Deanna says when her cancer was gone, she at first assumed she would return to a normal life. She says that instead her life has been forever changed. She now sees the world through different eyes. What once seemed to be a big issue is now trivial. She says she can now celebrate something as simple as getting out of bed and taking her daughter to school. She now celebrates things such as a quiet night, sitting next to Brett on the couch with his arms about her, friends who accept her at her worst, a full night's sleep-and other things people take for granted.

She has written a book, Don't Bet Against Me, and a portion of the proceeds from that and a special Bible, The Pray for a Cure Bible, go to the Deanna FavreHope Foundation.

Deanna Favre has been through a lot in her life-breast cancer, being a single mother before marrying Brett, her husband's addiction to Vicodin after an injury playing in the NFL (he voluntarily checked himself into the NFL's rehab program), and the death of her brother and Brett's dad. She says that through everything she has learned to trust in God.

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Director Roland Emmerich's feature film StarGate opened in 1994. Starring Kurt Russell and James Spader, the movie scored a big box office hit, which in turn spawned StarGate: SG1 a Showtime TV series, which became a syndicated series, then finally landed on Syfy (then Sci-Fi Channel) as an original show. StarGate: Atlantis followed SG1, and though it lasted a respectable five years, the StarGate franchise had cooled off. Now comes StarGate: Universe, yet another Syfy original spin-off, but something is decidedly different.

Not only does the gritty look, feel and cinematography remind one of recent Syfy original hit, the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica from Ron D. Moore and David Eick, but character dynamics, tone and the show's mission statement is heavily preoccupied with survival and cooperation. Instead of the classic kind of space exploration seen in previous StarGate shows, or even its thematic sci-fi predecessors, like Star Trek or Space: 1999, SGU is clearly about staying alive.

Dr. Nicholas Rush (Robert Carlyle) is a brilliant, but troubled scientist. After he conceals a super complex mathematical formula in a video game, chubby computer nerd and MIT dropout Eli Wallace (David Blue) succeeds in decoding the math secrets. It allows Rush to finally activate a StarGate to travel to a mysterious location. When the base where the StarGate stands is attacked by hostile forces, Rush locks a wormhole to the unknown destination, and dozens of hapless, confused and wounded people travel along. They next find themselves on a massive, ancient starship, traveling by the ship's autopilot. They can't control the locations the ship ferries them to, but can appeal to its core programming, essentially telling it they need help.

Fans of British science fiction maestro Gerry Anderson's short lived, though cult classic sci-fi landmark Space: 1999 will recognize this basic theme. Led by Commander Koenig (Martin Landau), the denizens of Moonbase Alpha were blasted off into space, though stranded on a lunar base. Similarly, they couldn't control the planets they visited, nor their general destination, but had enough command of Alpha's equipment to survive. Their basic dilemma: continue to find a way home, or find a habitable planet on which to eke out some kind of life for a dispirited group of humans. Star Trek fans recognize a related theme in Star Trek: Voyager. In both shows, there was a battle between different factions of people or crew. In 1999's pilot, there was even a politician, who struggled for control of Alpha, a similar character is found here played by Christopher Macdonald (Castillo from Star Trek: The Next Generation's 'Yesterday's Enterprise'). For Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) on her Starship Voyager, she had to butt heads with and match the egos of the Maquis.

Amongst fans of these shows, there was a consensus of potential unrealized, and by an easily identified factor. For all the promise the first few seasons of Star Trek: Voyager showed, in terms of character interplay and conflict with Starfleet crew and Maquis, the convenient cohesion attained was far too quick and easy. I was invited to pitch to Star Trek: Voyager about a month after the pilot aired. In my writer's bible sent by the studio was a letter from co-creator Jeri Taylor. She cautioned on pitching stories involving too harmonious crew dynamics or getting the gang home too soon. Voyager waited seven seasons, and a finale episode to bring the crew home, but it's more than arguable the interpersonal conflict hoped for and promised never materialized. With Space: 1999, its 2 year run not only wasn't enough time for growth, but the 2nd season's cast and producer changes nearly revamped the show into an almost unrecognizable state.

However, the desolate, vulnerable feel of the Alphans of Space: 1999's first season was wonderfully handled. Episodes dealt smartly with the rising self doubt within Koenig to bring his people safely home, or gave us a glimpse into the wondrous, philosophic bent of his trusted friend and science officer Professor Victor Bergman.

SGU already displays wisps of fun, substantive character development. Blue's Eli is a likable guy, despite a slacker, even slovenly attitude and appearance, or probably because of it. He's like a chubby version of Wil Wheaton's Wesley Crusher of Star Trek: The Next Generation, but though he might be a know it all, his fleshy physique, and everyday man quality makes you want to hang out with him quicker than Wesley, or even smarmy Dr. Rodney McKay of StarGate: Atlantis. There's always going to be a 'brilliant' scientist in a space show. It goes with the territory. Eli (calls himself Math Boy) is one you finally either know, or want to know, or even might want to be. Carlyle's Rush comes off as another likable egghead, darker, even slightly dangerous, but intriguing and always confident After a hothead military type trains a gun on Rush, threatening to blow him away if he pushes another button, we believe he's still collected when Carlyle finally presses the button, and he never works up much of a sweat.

It's this human exploration I want to see most unleashed full force in StarGate: Universe, and what producers Robert C. Cooper and Brad Wright promise; less emphasis on aliens, planetary exploration and more focus on character arcs. We already want to see these characters grow, change, and affect those around them with their transformation. SGU is off to a great bang of a character building start, we can only hope it doesn't run out of steam, or in this case, vibrant StarGate wormhole energy.

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