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With director James Gunn's Super opening April 1, I was able to sit down with most of the cast this morning to talk about the film. Next week I'll be posting the full interviews, but I wanted to get what Liv Tyler said about The Strangers 2 and The Hobbit online today.
As some of you are aware, the first Strangers was made for under $10 million and it went on to make over $80 million at the worldwide box office. With that kind of success, it's no surprise that Rogue Pictures has been talking about making a sequel. Early reports pegged Liv Tyler returning and that filming could begin this year. However, Tyler told me, "I don't know anything about…they've been talking about it forever and I know there is a screenplay that Bryan Bertino wrote which I've read part of but not the whole…I don't know if it's ever going to happen. Bryan is not directing it and I'm not really in it. I'd have to decide, but it's not about me."
Regarding The Hobbit, with a number of original cast members coming back, and yesterday's press release saying that more cast members would be announced, I wondered if we might see Arwen (Tyler's character in Lord of the Rings) return for even a few moments in either Hobbit film. According to Tyler, "I haven't heard from anybody." She also didn't know that filming began today. More after the jump.
While I could try and paraphrase what Tyler told me, I suggest watching it for yourself. She was a great interview and she even sang when I asked what's her go to karaoke song. Again, look for the full interview next week.


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The new WRC season starts this weekend. Here are five reasons to get excited.
The End of Sebastien Dominance
It's been 11 years since someone other than a Sebastien won a WRC title, but there are strong signs 2015 could be the year the drought breaks.
New regulations this year mean the field will run in championship order on Days 1 and 2 (previously it was only the first day), making it virtually impossible for the championship leader to win on a gravel rally.
Reigning two-time champion, Sebastien Ogier, is understandably furious about the new rule, designed specifically to stop one driver (i.e. him) dominating, but it'll undoubtedly make for closer rallies.
That said, with the return of nine-time champion Sebastien Loeb at the season-opening Monte Carlo Rally, it's long odds that anyone other than a Sebastien will be leading the championship after the first round.
A Close Title Fight
Even without the new anti-Sebastien regulation, there's plenty of evidence 2015 would be a vintage year regardless. Ogier's VW team-mate, Jari-Matti Latvala, continues to get stronger, beating the Frenchman on pure pace in Argentina and Finland last year.
With a full season behind him, Citroen's Kris Meeke has established himself as the VW pairing's toughest rival, while Hyundai's Thierry Neuville and Dani Sordo have both proved they can win if the circumstances are right, though they might have to wait until Hyundai's new car arrives in the second half of the season.
New Machinery
Every manufacturer has major upgrades planned during 2015, but it's Hyundai that has most to gain, with an all-new car arriving in the second half of the year, based on the brand new i20.
Citroen has "the biggest changes we have done since 2011" planned for its DS3, with engine upgrades from its WTCC program first to arrive, followed by major suspension and aerodynamic updates throughout the year.
M-Sport also has major upgrades planned, though its new car isn't due until the fourth round of the championship. VW is much more guarded about its development plans, but like all other entries, its Polo will benefit from the reintroduction of paddle gearshifts for the first time since 2010.
Far more exciting is the introduction of the R-GT Cup. Consisting of Rallye Monte Carlo and Deutschland, as well as three European Rally Championship rounds, the R-GT Cup allows the return of the Porsche 911 GT3 to the WRC stages.
While not as fast as the World Rally Cars, in terms of sound and spectacle the R-GT cars will be firm fan favourites.
Young Blood
M-Sport boss, Malcolm Wilson, is no stranger to having young talent in his team. Petter Solberg, Markko Martin, Mikko Hirvonen and many more all served their WRC apprenticeship behind the wheel of Ford machinery, and this year it's the turn of 26-year-old Welshman Elfyn Evans and 27-year-old Estonian Ott Tanak.
Big things are expected of Evans following a promising debut year, the highlight of which was fourth in Germany. Tanak drove for M-Sport in 2012, but a trail of heavily bent cars led to him losing his drive. Both have the potential for regular podiums, if they can keep it on the road.
Also in the M-Sport fold is ex-F1 driver Robert Kubica. In only his third year of rallying, Kubica continues to show unbelievable speed given his level of experience. While blighted by continual accidents, the Pole will only continue to improve. Don't rule out a podium on tarmac in 2015.
Better Coverage
Launched in mid-2014, the online subscription service WRC+ has finally provided a decent level of coverage to starved rally fans. Providing live stages, complete onboard footage from every driver and regular special features, it's a long way from the substantial television coverage the sport received in its late-'90s heyday, but leagues above the recent meagre offerings.
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The year 776 b.c. saw the first Olympiad, in which runners wore only a small loincloth. Then, in 720 b.c., an athlete named Orsippos discarded it and ran naked. (Incidentally, he won.) From then on, in the words of classical archaeologist Charles Seltman, "his practise was universally followed, first in the games for Zeus at Olympia, then at other athletic festivals, and so in gymnasia and in many public places, outdoors and in, all over ancient Greece. In Sparta, and possibly in some other states, where athletics for girls and young married women were encouraged by the state, the same custom was presently adopted by them." If you care to assess the possibility of this happening at an Olympic event today, it will give you as good an idea as any of the huge burden of official sin that the major religions have managed to impose even on our public life.
It might also help to explain why it was in ancient Greece that science had its one and only beginning on this planet. The ancient Greeks, you see, had no Sacred Book. There was no holy, indisputable, God-dictated Book to which you could refer to obtain a final ruling. There was no ultimate authority to consult if you wanted an answer to your questions about the world. If you wanted to know something, your only recourse was to sit down and figure it out. And if you wanted to convince others of the correctness of your solution, you had to set out your reasoning and see if they bought it.
There was almost no preoccupation with sin, since the very concept was a religious notion. Neither were there officials who forbade you to investigate certain taboo areas of knowledge. And since there was no Book, there were no authorities to insist on interpreting it for you.
There were priests who had duties in making sacrifices and keeping festivals and observing rituals, but these were ordinary citizens with normal lives to live and families to raise. There was no class or caste of priests. (Compare the power of priests in Babylonia, Egypt, Persia, Syria, and of the Druid-priests of Europe.) Since priests in ancient Greece were only laymen doing part-time jobs, they had no authority to demand blind submission from their fellow citizens. The Greeks took a poor view of such self-abasement, and would have looked down on it as dishonorable behavior.
They had no urge to go forth and convert heathens to the service of Greek gods. A Greek who claimed to have the one true religion, and who preached that other gods were false, would have been thought in need of a lesson in good manners. So there were no missions, and no missionaries. Seltman again:
"One emperor, Severus Alexander, wishing to venerate Christ, had a statue of Jesus put in the palace chapel upon the Palatine Hill in Rome. It was quite impossible for any sincere Christian to reciprocate with a like polite gesture without committing the sin of a 'lapse'."
As a result, there were no martyrs, and of course, no religious persecutions. There is no point in persecuting deviation from the Book if you don't have a Book to deviate from.
In the words of biologist Lewis Wolpert: "Thales of Miletos, who lived in about 600 b.c., was the first we know of who tried to explain the world not in terms of myths but in more concrete terms, terms that might be subjected to verification." Simply keeping a tally of events doesn't count as science. "There is thus nothing in the Egyptian cosmology which even tries to account for Ra's journeys or their seasonal variations." And Buddhist doctrines were of no help to cosmologists in ancient China: "Even though the Chinese were the most persistent and accurate observers of celestial phenomena before the Renaissance, they did not develop a planetary theory and they did not have access to a geometrical theory. There was no Chinese Euclid." On the contrary, "the Chinese, often thought of as scientists, were expert engineers, but made negligible contributions to science."
It would be nice to think that in these enlightened times we are at last free of the dead hand of the Book. But as Carl Sagan reminds us, "When the movie Jurassic Park was shown in Israel, it was condemned by some orthodox rabbis because it accepted evolution and because it taught that dinosaurs lived a hundred million years ago, when, as is plainly stated at every Rosh Hashanah and every Jewish wedding ceremony, the Universe is less than 6,000 years old."
It is never long before the Book is claimed to contain everything that anyone could possibly want to know, and that to search further for knowledge is wicked. Ibn Warraq writes: "Every time there is a new scientific discovery in, say, physics, chemistry or biology, the Muslim apologists rush to the Koran to prove that the discovery in question was anticipated there; everything from electricity to the theory of relativity." Ernest Renan maintained: "Science and philosophy flourished on Musalman soil during the first half of the Middle Ages; but it was not by reason of Islam, it was in spite of Islam. Not a Musalman philosopher or scholar escaped persecution."
Stephen Hawking was one of the cosmologists invited to a conference at the Vatican. Later, he reported, "At the end of the conference, the participants were granted an audience with the pope. He told us that it was all right to study the evolution of the universe after the big bang, but we should not inquire into the big bang itself because that was the moment of creation and therefore the work of God."
It is all sadly at odds with Isaac Asimov's characterization of the Bible as "a collection of two-thousand-year-old writings by provincial tribesmen with little or no knowledge of biology, astronomy, and cosmogony."


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BREAKING NEWS: Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down.
Fox News reports:
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down and handed control of the country to the military, Vice President Omar Suleiman said Friday in an address on state television.
The announcement touched off a wave of jubilation throughout Cairo's Tehrir Square, where tens of thousands of anti-government protesters had gathered demanding Mubarak's ouster hours after he failed to do so in an address on Thursday.
"In these difficult circumstances that the country is passing through, President Hosni Mubarak has decided to leave the position of the presidency," Suleiman said. He has commissioned the armed forces council to direct the issues of the state."
Mubarak had sought to cling to power, handing some of his authorities to Suleiman while keeping his title. But an explosion of protests Friday rejecting the move appeared to have pushed the military into forcing him out completely. Hundreds of thousands marched throughout the day in cities across the country as soldiers stood by, besieging his palace in Cairo and Alexandria and the state TV building.
Here is a great video clip from Fox Insider — the reaction in Tahrir Square at the moment of the announcement:
The Egyptian military is now in charge. While everything seems great right now, as The Heritage Foundation points out, the country of Egypt has a long way to go:
The Egyptian military faces many challenges: restoring order, cracking down on violence, ensuring that the economy does not collapse, and guiding a political process that will allow time and space for the voices of the Egyptian people to be heard. Egypt's most pressing need is economic reforms that will improve the livelihoods of its citizens and create a platform that will allow civil society to flourish. If either the Muslim Brotherhood or the country's "old guard" is permitted to hijack the revolution, the needs and aspirations of the people will never be satisfied, and the country could lapse into an authoritarian state even less desirable than that of the Mubarak regime.
Are you wondering how President Obama heard about President Mubarak stepping down? He heard the news the same way everyone else did… Through television:
Caught up in stunning news like the rest of the world, President Barack Obama was in an Oval Office meeting Friday when he learned of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's resignation. He watched the celebration on television and prepared to make an afternoon statement.
President Obama is scheduled to speak about Mubarak's resignation at 1:30 PM ET.
Exit Question: Will he take all the credit? Probably not, because his loyal followers are already doing it for him.


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Process the onion in a food processor for 10 to 15 seconds and turn out into the center of a tea towel. Gather up the ends of the towel and squeeze until almost all of the juice is removed. Discard juice.
Return the onion to the food processor and add the lamb, garlic, marjoram, rosemary, salt, and pepper and process until it is a fine paste, approximately 1 minute. Stop the processor as needed to scrape down sides of bowl.
* To cook in the oven as a meatloaf, proceed as follows:
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F.
Place the mixture into a loaf pan, making sure to press into the sides of the pan. Place the loaf pan into a water bath and bake for 60 to 75 minutes or until the mixture reaches 165 to 170 degrees F. Remove from the oven and drain off any fat. Place the loaf pan on a cooling rack and place a brick wrapped in aluminum foil directly on the surface of the meat and allow to sit for 15 to 20 minutes, until the internal temperature reaches 175 degrees F. Slice and serve on pita bread with tzatziki sauce, chopped onion, tomatoes and feta cheese.
* To cook on a rotisserie, proceed as follows:
Form the meat mixture into a loaf shape and place on top of 2 overlapping pieces of plastic wrap that are at least 18 inches long. Roll the mixture in the plastic wrap tightly, making sure to remove any air pockets. Once the meat is completely rolled in the wrap, twist the ends of the plastic wrap until the surface of the wrap is tight. Store in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or up to overnight, to allow the mixture to firm up.
Preheat the grill to high.
Place the meat onto the rotisserie skewer. Place a double-thick piece of aluminum foil folded into a tray directly under the meat to catch any drippings. Cook on high for 15 minutes. Decrease the heat to medium and continue to cook for another 20 to 30 minutes or until the internal temperature of the meat reaches 165 degrees F. Turn off the heat and allow to continue to spin for another 10 to 15 minutes or until the internal temperature reaches 175 degrees. Slice and serve on pita bread with tzatziki sauce, chopped onion, tomatoes, and feta cheese.
Place the yogurt in a tea towel, gather up the edges, suspend over a bowl, and drain for 2 hours in the refrigerator.
Place the chopped cucumber in a tea towel and squeeze to remove the liquid; discard liquid. In a medium mixing bowl, combine the drained yogurt, cucumber, salt, garlic, olive oil, vinegar, and mint. Serve as a sauce for gyros. Store in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to a week.
Yield: 1 ½ cups
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Yes, it is. I will be changing the navigation a little bit later. It is just a temporary set until the new nav is finished.madjester wrote: The only complaint would be that the header is too big. It helps of course if it's your first time here, but after that it's just more wasted space you have to scroll through on each page load.
Vic said to drop the top banner, when we were working on the theme. If he says to bring it back, it's not a problem.Vess wrote: I have one remark about the banners. They used to be on the top right one and on the bottom 2 on both sides. I see the top one is missing and IMHO it had the best location marketing/advertising wise.
Upload your avatar on any image hosting site and be sure to provide the forum with the direct link to the image.T-T00N wrote: 1- cannot upload avatars!! (from my computer) / also tried some url but shows 'invalid'
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Being as I am a *keen animal lover (*nutty, passionate, talks to animals etc etc), it should come as no surprise to you to learn that I tend to get my pets from rescue centres.
What I want to share with you today is that you shouldn't just go to your local rescue centre when you are searching for a replacement for Tiddles, rather you should go there as an enjoyable day out and an opportunity to teach children about the amount of care pets need.
My local rescue centre, Wood Green, has really embraced the idea of engaging with visitors and welcomes people onto its wonderful grounds for many reasons.What can you expect to find? In addition to a wide variety of animals hoping to be rehomed (dogs, cats, ferrets, sheep, pigs, horses, chickens, alpacas, mice, gerbils, rats, reptiles etc) you will find a well stocked shop, a friendly cafe with oodles of gluten free items, toilets, free car parking, a memorial garden, beautiful grounds to walk in and even a wedding area!
They also hold regular events in their arena – dog shows, craft fairs etc. Coming up soon they have a sponsored fire walk and they recently held two very successful #PokemonGo evenings, making full use of their 5 pokestops, gym and abundance of Pokemon (including Charmander, Blastoise, Polliwag and Dratini to name but a few).
So if you fancy somewhere different to take your children, are looking for elusive Pokemon or just somewhere beautiful to enjoy a cup of tea – head over to Wood Green animal shelter.
As for my pets, well I currently have Max and Chopper who both came from Wood Green.
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There are two Pwlchrochans in Pembrokeshire, one a stretch of estuarial sand and mud on the south shore of the Milford Haven Waterway near the Valero (formerly Texaco) Oil Refinery, near the village of Pwllcrochan. The other a rather isolated sandy and rocky bay on the north coast between Porthgain and Trefin, but neither appear to justify their name of Cauldronpool or Crockpool for there is no blowhole or witch's cauldron anywhere close.
Pwllcrochan North is best approached via the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Coastal Footpath, either from Porthgain to the west or Trefin to the east where limited parking can be found. The little bay is flanked by Ynys Fach (Little Island) to the west and Trwyn Llwyd (Grey Nose) to the east so the beach, which is strewn with large rocks, is sheltered from all but the northerly winds.
Local people swim there or enjoy a quiet few hours on the beach, but they know that their time is limited by the tides as the beach is not particularly deep. Coasteering parties love it and canoeists and kayakers often paddle in and out, while in autumn its isolation makes it a useful haven for seals. All along this coast in the more isolated coves seals haul ashore to have their calves or pups, and on a windy October day it is quite an experience listening to their eerie singing as they suckle their young on the rocky shore.
A short distance inland of Pwllcrochan is the ancient farmstead of Henllys (Old Court) near Llanrhian, on a hillside overlooking the narrow cwm through which a rivulet runs down to the sea at Porthgain. The farmlands extend to the coast and include the rocky islet of Ynys Fach, and Henllys together with Longhouse and other properties in the parish, was owned in earlier times by the Bishop of St Davids, forming part of the Episcopal Manor of Trefin, which is recorded in the Black Book of St Davids of 1326. One of the Bishop's tenants, John David in 1554, took exception to some of the parishioners letting their cattle loose on Henllys land and he sued seven of them for forcible entry and depasturing his fields.
In 1640 the Bishop leased a large area of his land, including a ploughland called Henllys of 200 acres, to a man called Henry Garnon of Trefin for 21 years, and he seems to have seen his full tenancy out for he is recorded to have been there still in 1660. In the Land Tax records for 1786 the land appears to have been leased to one of the well-known local gentry, John Edwardes of Sealyham, one of the Kensington dynasty who also owned St Brides castle near Dale and much of the Dale peninsula. In recent times it has been the home of the Charles family, one of whose members was the eminent Welsh antiquarian and historian Dr B.G.Charles, a senior member of the Board of Celtic Studies.


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Law School Admissions / Re: Qualifying for loans/grants« on: October 07, 2005, 03:16:15 PM »
I currently have a generous salary (low six figures), but have no money in savings (I'm only 3 years out of school, just got married, have a new baby, and live in Orange County, CA).
I will have very little money, if any, saved up by the time I attend law school, and am very concerned about how I'm going to pay for it. Anyone know if my current salary is going to prevent me from getting loans for school? General wisdom seems to be to go the best school I can get into, but affordability could play a major role in where I choose to apply. I'm submitting all of my applications this month.
Any thoughts, I'd appreciate the help.
if you have a good credit history you will get all the loans you are going to need. check your credit reports first.


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I am wondering the same things. I truly want to practice law after I retire from police work. But I have nine years until retirement and believe that Distance learning will provide me with the freedom to go to law school while I am still working. I can then take the bar and practice after that. Any advice? I'm looking closely at Northwestern California school of law.


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The Avengers find their composer. Steven Spielberg picks a location for Robopocalypse. Henry Cavill explains the difference between Tarsem Singh and Zack Snyder. What does The Hunger Games need to succeed? Plus the latest on the dueling Snow White adaptations!
Spoilers from here on out!
Top image from The Avengers.
The Dark Knight Rises
Here's another set video from the explosive New York filming.
Man of Steel
Henry Cavill offers an interesting analogy to distinguish between the visual approaches of his Superman director Zack Snyder and Immortals director Tarsem Singh:
"While Zack is very stylized; Tarsem is very artistic. Not to say Zack isn't artistic ... OK, watching that HDTV [motions to a screen in the room[] which is a masterwork in itself and seeing that painting on the wall, which is a masterwork in itself — they are both beautiful, they both affect you, and they are so entirely different. Like Zack is the TV and Tarsem the painting."
The Avengers
Composer Alan Silvestri, who is most famous for his iconic Back to the Future score and who also recently did the score for Captain America, has confirmed that he will be handling the music for The Avengers, as was rumored the other day. [MTV Splash Page]
Iron Man 3
Not too much to go on here, but the movie will reportedly need over 1,000 people from the Wilmington, North Carolina area — where the movie is filming from May 2012 to January 2013 — to be extras in the film. They're currently looking for "ALL ages, ALL Shapes and Sizes, ALL Ethnicities, Kids, Adults, Males and Females", but hopefully more specific requests will appear soon enough. [On Location Vacations]
The Hunger Games
Lionsgate executive Jon Feltheimer says "we would be disappointed if we didn't make three or four movies" out of the series, reaffirming the possibility that one book — presumably the third — will be split into two parts. He also said the first movie will need to make $100 million at the domestic box office to justify sequels, which he is fairly confident the movie will reach. [Bloomberg]
Steven Spielberg has reportedly signed a deal to shoot the entirety of his upcoming robot apocalypse — Robopocalypse, if you will — movie in Montreal. The city was reportedly chosen because it had the right mix of tax incentives and ample studio space needed for the big budget adaptation of Daniel H. Wilson's novel. The movie is currently set for a 2013 release. [CBC]
Snow White and the Huntsman
Here's a new banner image highlighting Chris Hemsworth's Huntsman, Kristen Stewart's Snow White, and Charlize Theron's Evil Queen. [/Film]
Here are some photos of sets being built for the current filming in England. [SWATH Fan Site]
Mirror Mirror
Tarsem Singh discusses his own Snow White project:
It's a family film. (laughs) I think everybody asks the same thing, because my stuff tends to be a little hard on the line, so if you say make it PG or make it R, it's going to be a little harder there than most people expect R to be. On this one, they asked me if I wanted to make an edgy film, and I just said, "Absolutely not. I just think it's a family project and I don't really have an inkling in making it edgy and then trying to pull out the edge. It's much better to embrace what it is, that it's a family film and I'd love to do a family film." When you think of a Polanski or a Scorsese, you just see their DNA in everything they do. You jump genre, but can it be my take on the genre is all I'm interested in, and when I realized it could be my take, I just said, "No problem, let's do this. I don't care if it's a thriller or if it's a family movie, just embrace the genre and know what the limitations are."
Will it still feel very familiar to the people who know Snow White? There are elements of Greek mythology in "Immortals" but it's a very different take on it.
They'll know the whole thing about the evil Queen and talking to mirrors. It's a different take but the DNA is very familiar.
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Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
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Breaking Dawn
Here's an intentionally silly interview with the cast.
Here's a new teaser video for the next couple of episodes, examining whether Peter's return is actually a good thing. [TV Line]
Here are some promo images for the November 18 episode, "Wallflower." [KSiteTV]
Executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman discuss what the rogue shapeshifter means for Peter, while studiously dodging questions about the return of David Robert Jones:
Wyman: That's definitely part of the developing narrative, that he's inextricably linked to but that's just there to — you're going to really start to understand the larger picture soon enough, and understand how that's going to impact everybody and what they're doing there.
Could that have anything to do with the upcoming return of David Robert Jones?
Wyman: We've never really said in what capacity - you know FRINGE. We do things that… I think we've said before: if you said to us, "Hey, we heard that there's going to be a love triangle between Peter and Olivia and some other person," and people reported that, only FRINGE could twist it so you were kind of right, but you were kind of wrong. It was really between Peter and Olivia and another Olivia, which is a whole other dynamic. We're allowed to do things that are really weird.
Pinkner: There are pictures of Jared Harris (David Robert Jones) on the set of our show. To what extent and what the character is and who the character is and how the character is, those are things that we don't want to spoil.
Wyman also weighs in on the changed relationship between Olivia and Nina Sharp in this new reality:
We find that really delicious that Olivia and Nina have a deeper relationship and we're going to explore what that is and what that was and how it effects everybody. Because, going back to choices and influence and impact, which I think we now, really, especially this season, we're really interested in the impact that we all have on each others' lives and what that influence means. And that's a metaphor for this season.
So there are going to be certain things that Olivia learned from Nina, certain ways to look at the world, certain ways to handle problems, she learned a lot from her. She can also recognize what Nina is capable of doing something that might be a little on the line of good morality or bad morality or ethics. You're going to get to see a lot of that. You're going to get to see a lot of their differing views of the world. There's a lot of nice surprises coming up for everyone, specifically in regards to that relationship.
There's a bunch more at the link. [Give Me My Remote]
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Here's a behind-the-scenes video looking at how the events of "Cherokee Rose" affect the characters going forward.
Here's a promo and sneak peek for this Sunday's episode, "Chupacabra." There's some additional analysis and speculation at the link. [BuddyTV]
And here's Robert Kirkman on the budding relationship between Glenn and Maggie:
"It brings a sense of hope into the show, that these two people can find each other and find love. It's fun to have a bit of romance in there and think that, despite everything that's going on in this world, two people can find some form of happiness... until a zombie attacks, and zombies do attack from time to time."
Kirkman also explains how they're setting up things now that will pay off in season three:
Well, despite just having gotten the final word on season 3, you don't do a show like this without being mindful of what you're building towards. At least once a week in the writer's room we spend an hour or two just talking about all the different things that we're planning on doing in a proposed third season and how we're going to pay off on various different things that have happened in season 1 and season 2.
Terra Nova
Here's a promo for next week's episode eight, "Proof." [Terra Nova TV]
Here are some promo images from episode nine, "Vs." [KSiteTV]
Here's a promo for this week's episode, "Chuck vs. the Frosted Tips."
Once Upon a Time
Here's a promo for episode four, "The Price of Gold."
Here's the synopsis for episode five, "That Still Small Voice", written by genre stalwart Jane Espenson:
HENRY EXPLORES THE INSIDE OF A MYSTERIOUS SINKHOLE TO SEE IF ITS CONTENTS CAN LINK STORYBROOKE TO THE FAIRYTALE WORLD, AND JIMINY CRICKET YEARNS TO LEAVE THE FAMILY BUSINESS AND TRANSFORM INTO THE PERSON HE WANTS TO BE - "That Still Small Voice" - As Sheriff Graham deputizes Emma, the ground shakes and a giant sinkhole mysteriously appears at the edge of town. But a curious Henry's life is placed in danger when he decides to explore the innards of the sinkhole to see if its contents can link the inhabitants of Storybrooke to the fairytale world. Meanwhile, back in the fairytale world, Jiminy Cricket yearns to leave the family business and transform into the person he wants to be.
Lost veteran Emilie de Ravin has reportedly been cast as Belle of Beauty and the Beast fame. The character is reportedly connected to Robert Carlyle's Rumplestiltskin. It's unknown if Beast will appear — though probably a reasonably safe bet — but Gaston is reportedly going to show up as well. [TV Guide]
The Beauty and the Beast episode is reportedly called "Skin Deep", it airs next year, and much of it will be taken up with flashbacks to the fairy tale world. [KSiteTV]
Actor Nick Lea, whose previous roles include Joe Evans on the new V and Alex Krycek on The X-Files, will play Hansel and Gretel's father in an upcoming episode. His real world counterpart will be a mechanic. [NickLea.com]
Speaking of which, Lea will also appear in Supernatural's twelfth episode as a character named Elliot. [NickLea.com]
Here's a pair of sneak peeks for "Season Seven, Time for a Wedding!", including one spotlighting guest star DJ Qualls as a laid-back hunter.
American Horror Story
Here's a promo for tonight's episode, featuring a guest appearance from Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet.
Vivien is reportedly going to eat some brains in this week's episode, which somehow still doesn't crack the top five for most ridiculous things to happen to Vivien. [TV Line]
Homeland actor Amir Arison has reportedly been cast as "Joe Escandarian, a real estate developer interested in buying the Harmons home with an intent that upsets many of the house's current 'occupants.'" The character's appearance in the November 16 episode "Open House" will reportedly answer some key questions. Joe is also reportedly able to see Alexandra Breckenridge's Moira, and indeed one report suggests she will actually seduce him in the episode. [The Live Feed]
Here are some photos from episode seven, "Icebreaker." [multipleverses.com]
The Vampire Diaries
Here's a sneak peek at this Thursday's episode, "Homecoming."
The show is reportedly casting for a recurring character named Jamie, who will be introduced in the twelfth episode as a potential love interest for Bonnie. [SpoilerTV]
Green Lantern: The Animated Series
Here are a sneak peek for the series premiere.
Additional reporting by Natalie Baaklini and Charlie Jane Anders.


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|A dozen and a half separate collections enclose the invaluable traces of the artform most susceptible to evanescence: paintings, photographs, posters, props, video recordings – and many more...Based on these resources a comprehensive information database is being built and constantly updated (http://www.szinhaziadattar.hu). Our unique specialist theatre library and documentation centre is frequently used by theatre specialists, researchers and the larger public of theatre goers.
The special nature of the theatrical medium is illustrated by a puppet collection and dance archive, testifying that borderline events, intriguing and unknown phenomena are in the limelight of contemporary theatre thinking. Over forty volumes can be ordered from our website; we publish the yearbook of Hungarian theatre (a comprehenisve data resource), studies in theatre sociology, international drama collections in English (e.g. the Visegrad drama series), scolarly works, studies on the newest Hungarian theatre tendencies and theatre history in English and French. With our English and Hungarian online newsletters and our presence in the specialist press we inform theatre practitioners home and abroad about the newest theatrecial events, problems and approaches (email us to subscribe). We regularly organize conferences, seminars and numerous roundtable discussions on the most current issues related to theatre production, historiography, museology, theatre documentation; we also host the workshop of theatre history writing.
Our international relations spread around the globe, we facilitate sharing of expertise between international and Hungarian theatre specialists and promote the most important international theatre centres and trends to the Hungarian public. We are members and organizers of international research projects, especially representing and promoting Eastern European perfroming art tendencies, together with our partner institutes from the neighbouring countries.Visit: http://szinhaziintezet.hu
The Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute was established on the 2nd of November, 1952 and moved into its current building in 1954. It began as the Institute of Theatre Arts and Motion Picture. From 1957 to 1991, after the secession of the Hungarian Film Archive, the Institute continued to work as the Hungarian Theatre Institute. From 1991 it has been called Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute (HTMI).
We are a modern information centre and research institute whose main mission is to provide the Hungarian and foreign public with a complex information service in the areas of theatre, ballet, dance, puppet theatre and other forms of the performing arts. The Theatre Institute also conducts statistical surveys and analytical studies in the field of Hungarian theatre for the needs of specialists and public administrative bodies. We are both a museum of nationwide collection interest and an up to date scientific and research institute. Our main tasks are to promote the development of the Hungarian theatrical culture, to foster the scientific activity of experts in the history of Hungarian theatre; to register the noteworthy events of the theatrical life in Hungary and to preserve, systematize and publish the written, material and audiovisual remains and documents.
During our office hours the research library, documentation department, several on-line databases central and the historical collections are at the disposal of the visiting experts. The Hungarian Center of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) can also be found in our building. We work in constant collaboration with ITI on specific projects and publications. In order to promote scientific work we launch research projects, organize seminars and participate in translation and publication of theoretical and historical works in the field of theatre. The institute collection mainly focuses on relics of Hungarian origin. The area of collecting comprises the territory of the historical Greater Hungary and encompasses the time frame between the 17th century up to the present day. However in our video and photo archive, documentation department, dance archive and puppet archive you can find a great deal of documents relating to foreign theatrical productions. The collection and translation of documents in to foreign languages is the task of the international experts of the institute.
The Building
The Institute is housed in a harmonious, Classicist style building in the former Áldásy Palace, in Budapest's first district. This part of the capital, called Krisztinaváros, developed gradually from a picturesque, hill-ringed site with gardens and vineyards into a luxurious villa-district from the late 17th century onwards. The original palace, built by captain Antal Áldásy, was converted into a multi-storey building in the 40ies of the 19th century. Adam Clark, a Scottish engeneer who married into the Áldásy family lived here from 1855 until his death in 1866. It was Clark who constructed the Chain Bridge, the first permanent bridge over the Danube (opened in 1849) and the tunnel under the Castle Hill in Budapest. In 1931 another important renovation took place: richly adorned iron grates in copf style were attached to the windows. Under the large rooms of the Institute you can still find the old domed cellar in its original shape as well as the doorway leading into the pillar-framed archway on the ground level and an old drinking fountain. The peaceful inner yard encloses a refreshing space of serenity and silence, still retaining something of the historical atmosphere of this part of the city.
The Museum
The Gizi Bajor Actors' Museum, also managed by our institute, developed from the inheritance of Hungarian actress Gizi Bajor (1893–1951) and now has a uniquely rich permanent exhibition, which gives a memento to the golden ages of the Hungarian theatre art, and our most outstanding actor personalities. Those interested in the mysteries of theatre creations can receive a memorable behind-the-scenes glimpse into the distinct phases of theatre making. Our temporary exhibitions, accompanied by exciting programmes, stage the most important events and eras of theatre history and display the work of the most intriguing contemporary theatre artists.
The museum's special atmosphere is greatly defined by the neo-baroque, early 20th century villa and its compelling garden and park, which used to be the property of Gizi Bajor – the building that stands out and fits into the city at the same time makes both relaxation and careful observation possible.
Theatre photos and videos
This part of our collection is the most extensive and highly valuable, since the photographs and videos are the most informative in remembering/reconstructing a past theatrical performance. The resource contains about 500 thousand theatre photographs (also from the late 19th. century), 3000 video recordings (mainly from 1986 onwards and valuable sound archives on LP and magnetic tape, richly documenting Hungarian performances and their reception. The selection for ECLAP mostly comprises photos of the performances of the National Theatre in Budapest, which have already entered public domain. The publication of these pictorial materials is of extreme importance for the researchers of Hungarian theatre, since the visual resources on these old performances are very sparse. Short fragments were selected from the performance videos available in our collection, most of which are still preserved on analogue video tapes in our collection. It is of course possible to watch the whole performances on our premises, but we believe that these fragments could also serve as important illustrative tools in the research and educational elaboration of these Hungarian theatre performances. The selection principle was to highlight the most acclaimed theatrical achievements of the Hungarian theatre – both institutional and independent – from the seventies to our days. As reference, we have used the prizes received on different theatre festivals and different rankings of theatre specialists.
We have about three thousand posters, published from 1890 to our days. The earliest bills were printed on silk, while some of the graphic posters are true masterpieces on their own. We tried to publish all the graphic posters from our collection in ECLAP, so that it might be used as a reference in a comparative research with other theatre posters in Europe. Even by browsing through them in a timeline, one can learn so much about what the different eras thought about theatre and how different visual means they used to make it attractive for the public.
Our extensive collection of press cuts constitutes the prime source of information for researchers in the history of the Hungarian theatre. Since some time now we try to collect the increasing number of reviews, previews, interviews and other theatre related articles in a digital format to ease the access and searchability of them for the researchers. We hope that by publishing them online through ECLAP they will reach an even higher audience.
Our collection of scenography comprises set and costume designs, maquettes, photos of décor elements, drawings, plans. The collection of these items started in the year of foundation, 1952. To the core collection elements other subsidiary items attach: film negatives, photographs, fashion plates, etc. following the rugged production track from the first sketches to the finalized décor. The oldest items in the collection are the Jesuit Stage Designs from Sopron (see our virtual exhibition), a colligate of more than one hundred watercolour designs and etchings from the early 18th century, which were bought by our institute in 1965 from the Storno family in Sopron (Ödeburg).
We have been preserving the memory of the Hungarian dance life from the 1880 onwards, collecting the data of domestic and guest dance performances. Next to collecting and offering assistance to researchers the Dance Archive carries out different other activities. We regularly prepare temporary exhibitions and publish the data of the Hungarian dance life in the Theatre Yearbook issued by the Theatre Institute. The two dance historians, who constitute the staff of the Archive, are regular organizers and participants of conferences and other professional events. The Archive has strong connections with the all the important national receiving venues and professional organizations and specialized press organs. The dance photos we have selected for the ECLAP present some outstanding achievements of the Hungarian dance history, also with some events of high international interest: for instance the premieres of Béla Bartók's ballets.
In our library we keep nearly six thousand specialist volumes in Hungarian and foreign languages, of which several rarities and curiosities, on ballet, folk dance, modern dance, pantomime, contemporary dance, movement art, dance history and theory and dance pedagogy, from the 1790's to the most recent books. For ECLAP we have selected the most important publications OSZMI has issued since its foundation up to our days. These works, which were printed in a very limited number of copies, are indispensable resources in theatre theory and the history of the Hungarian theatre. With the online publication through ECLAP of these recently digitized volumes we hope to be of significant help to our researchers and be able to draw their attention to these sometimes forgotten treasures.


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In Order To Run 9s The Right Way In Safe And Legal Trim, Project Fox Gets A Custom 10-Point Rollcage.
As the adage goes, don't buy a $10 helmet unless you have a $10 head. Despite the sad state of the devalued U.S. dollar and the shameful popularity of shows like The View, most heads are still probably worth at least $11. Surely, safety equipment is something that should never be taken for granted, and nothing enhances survivability in a performance car more than a quality rollcage. A vicarious lifestyle of trying to dupe the tech inspector might seem cool when you're 17, but as any racer will tell you, walking out of the car under your own power is the number one priority. Going fast comes second. Besides, lifting after the eighth-mile marker-or getting booted off the track after just one pass-is as lame as it gets. So if you have the power and grip to warrant one, don't be a cheap, inglorious loser. Get a cage.
Over the past several months, the skilled craftsmen at Bill Buck Race Cars in Austin, Texas, have installed the suspension and built a stout 8.8 rearend for our '93 Mustang project car. However, their true specialty is in custom chassis fabrication, as evidenced in high-profile drag machines, such as Mike Murillo's 2,900hp Outlaw 10.5 Mustang. While Project Fox won't make anywhere near that much power, its 775 ponies are more than adequate to reach our goal of 9-second e.t. 's. According to the NHRA rulebook, cars running quicker than 10.00 or faster than 135 mph in the quarter-mile must be equipped with a 10-point rollcage, so we had Buck build us one out of chrome-moly. Of course, there are very stringent stipulations in terms of how the cage must be built, which Buck graciously explained to us during the build.
Granted, a bolt-in cage would have been sufficient for our needs, we felt the additional strength of a custom weld-in unit was well worth the extra expense. Given that every car and every application is slightly different, a custom cage allows for a tighter, more polished fit. "It's hard to quantify exactly how much stronger a weld-in cage is than a bolt-in cage, but just about everyone agrees that welds make for a more solid structure. Bolts are designed to handle tensile loads, not lateral loads," Buck explains. Nonetheless, custom cages require additional labor, and opting for chrome-moly tubing instead of mild steel only makes matters worse. However, since Project Fox's big-block conversion will certainly tack on its own share of extra pounds, minimizing the weight gain associated with a cage is hard to dispute. "In a typical 10-point cage like this, chrome-moly will be about 40 pounds lighter than mild steel. Most people only think about weight savings, but chrome-moly is also stronger," Buck says. As you'll see, building a custom cage isn't a job for a novice, or even those who are somewhat competent with a welder. It takes time and a whole lot of practice, so in most instances it's best left to a pro fabricator.
|PHR Issue:
|'93 notchback Mustang
|Nov. 2009
|Sold old wheels, tires, engine, trans
|532 big-block Ford
|June 2009
|Phoenix TH400 trans
|Sept. 2009
|Strange 8.8 rearend
|Oct. 2009
|Comp Engineering rear suspension
|Nov. 2009
|AJE front suspension
|Dec. 2009
|Bill Buck custom 10-point cage
|Jan. 2010


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Minimum Qualifications Associate or technical degree Proof of having passed the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) as a Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT). RRT required for all new hires to the position after October 1, 2015. Incumbents in the position as of October 1, 2015 must possess their RRT by October 1, 2017. A current license in state practiced as required by state law. Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) required. In Home Care setting, must posses valid drivers license and be eligible for coverage under the company auto insurance policy. Must be knowledgeable of clinical techniques, applications and equipment as typically obtained through 1 year of clinical experience. Must possess highly effective human relation skills necessary to interface with patients, families, staff and other healthcare personnel. Preferred Qualifications Additional related education and/or experience preferred.


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Integral reveals new class of 'supergiant' X-ray binary stars
ESA's Integral gamma-ray observatory has discovered a new, highly populated class of X-ray fast 'transient' binary stars, undetected in previous observations.
With this discovery, Integral confirms how much it is contributing to revealing a whole hidden Universe.
The new class of double star systems is characterised by a very compact object that produces highly energetic, recurrent and fast-growing X-ray outbursts, and a very luminous 'supergiant' companion.
The compact object can be an accreting body such as a black hole, a neutron star or a pulsar. Scientists have called such class of objects 'supergiant fast X-ray transients'. 'Transients' are systems which display periods of enhanced X-ray emission.
Before the launch of Integral, only a dozen X-ray binary stars containing supergiants had been detected. Actually, scientists thought that such high-mass X-ray systems were very rare, assuming that only a few of them would exist at once since stars in supergiant phase have a very short lifetime.
However, Integral's data combined with other X-ray satellite observations indicate that transient supergiant X-ray binary systems are probably much more abundant in our Galaxy than previously thought.
In particular, Integral is showing that such 'supergiant fast X-ray transients', characterised by fast outbursts and supergiant companions, form a wide class that lies hidden throughout the Galaxy.
Due to the transitory nature, in most cases these systems were not detected by other observatories because they lacked the combination of sensitivity, continuous coverage and wide field of view of Integral.
They show short outbursts with very fast rising times – reaching the peak of the flare in only a few tens of minutes – and typically lasting a few hours only. This makes the main difference with most other observed transient X-ray binary systems, which display longer outbursts, lasting typically a few weeks up to months.
In the latter case, the long duration of the outburst is consistent with a 'viscous' mass exchange between the star and an accreting compact object.
In 'supergiant fast X-ray transients', associated with highly luminous supergiant stars, the short duration of the outburst seems to point to a different and peculiar mass exchange mechanism between the two bodies.
This may have something to do with the way the strong radiative winds, typical of highly massive stars, feed the compact object with stellar material.
Scientists are now thinking about the reasons for such short outbursts. It could be due to the supergiant donor ejecting material in a non-continuous way. For example, a clumpy and intrinsically variable nature of a supergiant's radiative winds may give rise to sudden episodes of increased accretion rate, leading to the fast X-ray flares.
Alternatively, the flow of material transported by the wind may become, for reasons not very well understood, very turbulent and irregular when falling into the enormous gravitational potential of the compact object.
"In any case, we are pretty confident that the fast outbursts are associated to the mass transfer mode from the supergiant star to the compact object," says Ignacio Negueruela, lead author of the results, from the University of Alicante, Spain.
"We believe that the short outbursts cannot be related to the nature of the compact companion, as we observed fast outbursts in cases where the compact objects were very different - black holes, slow X-ray pulsars or fast X-ray pulsars."
Studying sources such as 'supergiant fast X-ray transients', and understanding the reasons for their behaviour, is very important to increase our knowledge of accretion processes of compact stellar objects. Furthermore, it is providing valuable insight into the evolution paths that lead to the formation of high-mass X-ray binary systems.
Notes to editors:
These results were obtained from Integral data by I. Negueruela, lead author, and J.M. Torrejon (University of Alicante, Spain), D.M. Smith (University of California Santa Cruz, US), P. Reig (University of Crete, Greece), S. Chaty (AIM, CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France). They appear in the article 'Supergiant fast X-ray transients: a new class of high-mass X-ray binaries unveiled by Integral', due to appear in ESA SP-604 (astro-ph/0511088).
Though the role of Integral has been key in the discovery of this class of objects, there have been important contributions from other X-ray satellites. In particular, the work that led to this discovery was started by US collaborator David Smith, using Rossi XTE data on XTE J1739-302, appearing in the article 'XTE J1739-302 as a supergiant fast X-ray transient' by D.M. Smith, W.A. Heindl, C.B. Markwardt, J.H. Swank, I. Negueruela, T.E. Harrison, L. Huss, 2006 ApJ, in press (astro-ph/0510658).
The authors acknowledge the important role of results presented by Sguera et al. (V. Sguera, et al. 'INTEGRAL observations of recurrent fast X-ray transient sources', 2005 A&A, in press (astro-ph/0509018).
Several of the X-ray sources discussed had already been seen (once or twice) by NASA's Rossi XTE, JAXA's ASCA or ASI's BeppoSAX. The role of Integral has been fundamental because of its capabilities to monitor weak sources.
Thanks to this, it has shown: that the sources are recurrent transients, that is, they display repeated outbursts; that there are many sources with similar behaviour, and the shape of the outbursts - which is very similar in all cases.
However, in order to determine accurately their positions, observations were needed from X-ray telescopes with better positional accuracy, either ESA's XMM-Newton or NASA's Chandra observatories.
For more information:
Ignacio Negueruela, University of Alicante, Spain
E-mail: ignacio @ DFISTS.ua.es
Chris Winkler, ESA Integral Project Scientist
E-mail: christoph.winkler @ esa.int


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In honor of the 125th anniversary of much-debated Lutheran theologian Rudolf Bultmann's birthday, the following are excepts from a sermon he preached on August 4th, 1940.
"Psychology has shown us how the natural need for recognition, if suppressed, can assume morbid developments, and how a human life may be ruined and brought to disaster if this desire for recognition is repressed so that it results in a so-called inferiority complex… In fact the need for recognition for one's value is something implanted in the very nature of man. We can only live and breathe freely in a circle where we are appreciated. We only feel ourselves to be uninhibited and secure when we have the feeling that we are esteemed at our full value.
"But the decisive thing in this matter is that the recognition which we all need can never be made the real aim of our action and conduct. It can accrue to us only as the by-product of our behavior, of our straightforward positive contribution, of our actual attitude toward our fellow men. Appreciation cannot be a goal to be striven after and attained with exertion and effort; it can only be given to us as a gift. The mistake made by so many is that they aim at appreciation as an end in itself, and they are anxious to attain it… This urge for recognition can afflict a human life like a disease.
"At bottom, we need appreciation because we wish to be certain of ourselves. In the last analysis every man feels that his existence is of questionable and dubious value; there lurks in the mind of every man the fear of nothingness and the void, and the fear that it may also be true of him to say: "Weighed in the balances and found wanting." And the life of men consists largely in the effort to delude oneself about these inner realities, and to suppress these fears… Being aware of the emptiness of his inner life, he clings to the picture that others form of him… All human longing for recognition is ultimately aimed at providing an answer to that decisive question: am I, generally speaking, a creature of worth or am I worthless? If a man no longer recognizes God as the controlling force in his life, then he has only the judgment of his fellow-men in view.
"Men spoil their relationship to God because they are not prepared to confess what they truly are in the sight of God: worthless creatures who have nothing which they did not receive from Him, creatures who lives are without any content or meaning apart from His grace, and who must flee again and again to His grace in order to have any value, creatures who can receive from Him alone that meaningfulness which free them from the tense struggle to assert their value.
"It is just the confession of sin which frees man from the fetters of self – from himself as he is in his urge to assert his authority and in his pathetic self-deception; and it brings him back to his true self- as he receives himself from God's hand: as the justified man, who in his spiritual freedom does not need to lower his eyes before any man since he has lowered them before God."


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A 22-year-old woman was bit by what officials think may have been a shark Sunday in Fort Lauderdale.
The woman, Jessica Vaughn, was inner tubing with a friend at the Intracoastal Waterway near Bayshore Drive around 2 p.m., according to Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue.
Vaughn was in the water when she felt something on her leg and then felt a fin hit her face, officials said.
"I got hit by something," Vaughn said. "And then I realized that my leg is cut open and it was pretty scary. It felt like somebody punched my leg. At first I wasn't sure, but then once I saw my leg, I was like, that's not just a fish. So then I realized it was a shark...and they saw it from the boat."
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The attack happened when Jessica was tubing with her friends and she said she was already nervous before the attack.
"I don't like not being able to see the bottom," Vaughn said. "I don't know what's under there. Just go in there to go tubing, once I get to the tube, I'll be fine. On my way out there, it obviously happend. I was like, 'this really just happened to me.'"
"I turned around when I heard the splash and I seen the fin caught her in the face," friend Nick Russo said.
Vaughn's friend told her to get back on the boat, and when she did, that's when she saw what appeared to be a large bite mark on her leg, according to officials.
"One side is all cut in and the other side you can see the teeth marks, I mean it's a full, full bite mark," friend Kyle Branston said.
They made it back to 511 Bayshore Drive where they began yelling for help and someone nearby called 911.
First responders were on the scene in just minutes and when they arrived, Jessica's friends had done some of their work for them.
"I have to commend the crew of the boat for two things: One, they had a first-aid kit, and two, they used it. When we go tthere, she was very well bandaged," said Timothy Heiser of Fort Lauderdale Fire-R
Vaughn was taken to Broward General Hospital for treatment. Vaughn's surgeon said it was the biggest shark bite he had treated and the shakr just missed several key arteries and veins.
"It looks like he grabbed it and just pulled away," said Dr. Zoran Potparic. "So he pulled those tissues on the inner side of the thigh, leaving the big flap of tissue that was hanging and that was really the major wound."
The 22 year old is expected to make a full recovery.
"It's still surreal," Vaughn said. "I think about it and I can't believe it happened - especially to me."
She doesn't have insurance so thanks to social media her friends set up an account to help pay for expense here.
GRAPHIC PHOTO WARNING: Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue released the following photo of the injury on their Twitter feed:
Firefighter/paramedics responded to suspected shark attack on intercoastal. no further info till tomorrow #shark pic.twitter.com/03U7yMxBqJ — FLFR PIO (@FtLaudFire) June 1, 2014


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Long Island shop owners recall favorite Mother's Day gifts
Porter Fox may only be 6, but he's pretty confident when it comes to picking blooms for Mother's Day. The key, it seems, is practice.
"The other day, I came back from a business trip . . . and there was the most beautiful bouquet of pink roses waiting for me," recalls Amy Fox, Porter's mom, owner of the Sayville boutique Rosie's Handmade Revolution. She thought they were from her husband, but not so, said Porter. "They're from me!"
Setauket native Ben Busko is also a flower guy when it comes to mom.
"At age 10 . . . I searched for days until I found the perfect flower," recalls Busko, owner of Ben's Garden in Oyster Bay and Huntington. "It was a dandelion I picked, and it stood out in a field of hundreds, just as my mother does for me."
For Mother's Day that year, he made a decoupage tray with a picture of the dandelion and the words "style, elegance and beauty." It still hangs on her living room wall today . . . and Busko built a business around decoupage gifts and gardening.
Allison Julius also has gotten flowers on Mom's Day -- from her pooches. (They apparently enlist her husband to handle payment and delivery.)
"One year, he sent me a flower arrangement that looked like a dog, made of white mums, with floppy ears and googly eyes," recalls Julius, owner of Maison 24, a boutique in Bridgehampton and Manhattan. Their Maltese wasn't having it.
"She barked at it nonstop. We had to hide it."
Which just goes to show -- finding the right gift for mom can be tricky. We've got some great ideas, from these three shops and more, for hardworking mothers everywhere.
For Mom, but for Haiti, too
Isn't it like Mom to always think of others?
Help her along with this charity auction, sponsored by Fashion for Haiti: One Million Hearts.
Bid on a collection of papier-mâché hearts created by 150 designers, including Diane von Furstenberg, Tory Burch and Donna Karan's Urban Zen Foundation (pictured). All proceeds benefit the Haitian Artisan Project's jobs and education programs; now through Thursday on ebay.com/fashionforhaiti.


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Concern about security in a narrow sense should not crowd out actions to ensure national security in the larger sense. Sometimes--indeed, often--the right answer will be to limit access to information because of security concerns; but collection agencies, which for perfectly understandable bureaucratic reasons may systematically undervalue the need to share information, should not make this decision.
The term information "sharing" suggests that the federal government entity that collects the information "owns" it and can decide whether or not to "share" it with others. This concept is deeply embedded in the Intelligence Community's culture. We reject it. Information collected by the Intelligence Community--or for that matter, any government agency--belongs to the U.S. government. Officials are fiduciaries who hold the information in trust for the nation. They do not have authority to withhold or distribute it except as such authority is delegated by the President or provided by law. The Director of National Intelligence could take an important, symbolic first step toward changing the Intelligence Community's culture by jettisoning the term "information sharing" itself--perhaps in favor of the term "information integration" or "information access." But as the term "information sharing" has become common parlance, we use it to avoid confusion.


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Part of what makes the traditional Thanksgiving stuffing so irresistible is its delicious blend of lightly crisped top and sides with a tender and moist inside.
Turns out that combination also happens to be the mark of a great fried potato latke, one of the most iconic foods of Hanukkah. And since this year marks the rare convergence of Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukkah, we decided to see whether we could unite these classic comfort foods in one dish.
The result is a wonderfully rich stuffing topped by a crispy layer of fried latkes. And it's good enough that you may want to make it for years to come, regardless of when Hanukkah or Thanksgiving fall on the calendar.
Start to finish: 1 hour 10 minutes (30 minutes active)
Servings: 12
2 large russet potatoes
4 eggs, divided
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons minced fresh sage
Salt and ground black pepper
Vegetable oil, for frying
1 large yellow onion, roughly chopped
3 stalks celery, roughly chopped
2 carrots, roughly chopped
1 green bell pepper, cored and roughly chopped
1/4 cup chopped fresh chives
2 medium apples, peeled and diced
1 large loaf (about 1 pound) challah bread, cut into 1/2-inch cubes and toasted
2 cups low-sodium chicken or turkey broth or stock
Heat the oven to 350 F. Coat a large casserole dish or a 9-by-13-inch pan with cooking spray.
Into a medium bowl lined with several layers of paper towels or a clean kitchen towel, shred the potatoes. Gather the towels with the potatoes inside and squeeze out as much liquid as possible. Discard the liquid, dry the bowl, then return the potatoes to the bowl, removing the towels. Stir in 2 of the eggs, the flour, sage and a hefty pinch each of salt and pepper.
In a large skillet over medium-high, heat 1/4 inch of oil over medium-high. Working in batches, drop the potato mixture in 1/4 cup mounds into the oil, flattening them with the back of a spatula. Cook until golden brown on both sides, about 2 to 3 minutes per side. Transfer the latkes to a paper towel-lined plate and repeat with the remaining potato mixture.
In a food processor, combine the onion, celery, carrots and green pepper. Pulse until finely chopped.
Drain all but 1/4 cup of the oil from the pan used to cook the latkes. Set the pan over medium heat, then transfer the vegetable mixture to it and cook until lightly browned and tender, 5 to 7 minutes. Transfer the mixture to a large bowl, then add the chives, apples and challah. Season with a hefty sprinkle each of salt and pepper.
In a small bowl, whisk together the 2 remaining eggs and the broth. Pour over the stuffing mixture and mix well. Spoon the stuffing into the prepared pan. Arrange the latkes over the top. Wrap with foil or cover and bake for 35 minutes. Remove the foil or cover and continue baking for 10 minutes, or until 165 F in the centre.
Nutrition information per serving: 260 calories; 50 calories from fat (19 per cent of total calories); 6 g fat (1 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 80 mg cholesterol; 42 g carbohydrate; 4 g fiber; 7 g sugar; 8 g protein; 330 mg sodium.