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List of Horror Movie Reviews - "N"
This movies list starting with "N" includes reviews for Narcopolis, Near Dark, Necromancer, Necronomicon: Book of Dead & Necrophobia 3D. The first movie on this page is Narcopolis scoring 4/10 stars in our movie review and has an average user score of 6.7/10 stars from 21 users. Starring in this movie is Kerry Shale, Jonathan Pryce, David Kaye, Phelim Kelly, Elodie Yung. The second movie listed is Near Dark scoring 7/10 stars in our movie review list and has an average user score of 6.2/10 stars from 85 users. We hope you enjoy our list of movie reviews here with more upcoming movies coming soon.
Narcopolis (2015)Our Score: 4/10 IMDB Score: 4.4/10
Kerry Shale, Jonathan Pryce, David Kaye, Phelim Kelly, Elodie Yung - Narcopolis (2015) is a UK science fiction mystery thriller that was a cliche to Blade Runner (1982) and was filmed in Swansea, Wales, UK. Director and writer Justin Trefgarne (Peter Rabbit (2012), Unborn…
Near Dark (1987)Our Score: 7/10 IMDB Score: 7.0/10
Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton, Troy Evans, Billy Beck, Tim Thomerson - Country boy Caleb Colton (Adrian Pasdar) likes troubling the local girls when he falls for mysterious and beautiful Mae (Jenny Wright). Caleb throws himself into the crazy world of some outlaw vampires.…
Necromancer (2000)Our Score: 7/10 IMDB Score: 9.1/10
Michael McConnohie, Michael Gough, William Bassett, Castulo Guerra, Lani Minella - When simple revenge is not enough! Julie, a sweet blonde co-ed, is raped by a pair of rich kids, Paul and Carl, one night in the school auditorium. To keep her quiet, the rapists threaten to tell her…
Necronomicon: Book of Dead (1993)Our Score: 5/10 IMDB Score: 5.7/10
Jeffrey Combs, David Warner, Bruce Payne, Richard Lynch, Vincent Hammond - Necronomicon: Book of Dead (1993) is an American horror anthology movie. The original title was Necronomicon (1993), and the movie is also known as H.P. Lovecraft's: Necronomicon (1993), and Necronomicon:…
Necrophobia 3D (2014)Our Score: 3/10 IMDB Score: 4.2/10
Hugo Astar, Julieta Cardinali, Luis Machín, Gerardo Romano, Viviana Saccone - Necrophobia 3D (2014) is an Argentinian Spanish mystery thriller horror movie with English subtitle. Director, co-writer, producer, and editor Daniel de la Vega (Jennifer's Shadow (2004), Blood Brothers…
Necropolis Awakened (2002)Our Score: 3/10 IMDB Score: 4.2/10
Brandon White, Duke White, Garrett White, Brandon Dubisar, Coren Slogowski - The small town of Skyhook has become an experiment for the undead and their leader, Nefarious Thorne. Everyone in town is either dead or part of the undead and it is up to the lone survivor, Bob, to send…
Necrosis (2009)Our Score: 3/10 IMDB Score: 3.2/10
Michael Berryman, Mickey Jones, George Stults, Penny Vital, Tiffany - The cast is excellent. The script is terrificly good. NECROSIS is one of the best slap-stick / scary movies I've seen this year. I borrowed the DVD from my friend over the weekend, and I watched…
Needful Things (1993)Our Score: 3/10 IMDB Score: 6.2/10
Max von Sydow, Lochlyn Munro, Dee Jay Jackson, Don S. Davis, Frank C. Turner - Welcome to Castle Rock, Maine, a lovely place to live if you don't mind selling your soul! Oscar® nominees* Ed Harris (A Beautiful Mind) and Max Von Sydow (Minority Report) head an exceptional castincluding…
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Given an example of calling two web services methods from a session bean, what if an exception is thrown between the calls to two methods? In the case of not calling the web services the transaction will rollback and no harm done. However, the web service will not rollback. Of course, even with a single web service there is a problem. While this is a generic question I am interested in solutions having to do with EJB session beans.
An easy and customized answer would be to add a special "rollback method" to the web service for each "real functionality" method. What I am asking for is some standardized way to do so.

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Shelton State men begin ACCC tournament against Chattahoochee Valley
Published: Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at 11:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at 11:58 p.m.
The Shelton State Community College basketball team will take on Chattahoochee Valley in the Alabama Community College Conference tournament today in Hanceville. This is the first time the Buccaneers will play Chattahoochee Valley this season.
The Buccaneers (26-4, 9-3) earned a first-round bye as the No. 2 seed in their division. Though Shelton State is unfamiliar with Chattahoochee Valley, coach Barry Mohun said his team is ready to play.
"I think it's good (we had the bye,)" Mohun said. "Our goal was a first-round bye and we were able to do that, so I think we're a confident team."
Chattahoochee Valley defeated Snead State 84-70 on Wednesday in the first round of the tournament. Shelton State sophomore A.J. Lynch III said the Bucs have a great chance to win.
"We've come a long way from the beginning, from the summer to now," Lynch said. "We only had two guys return. I think we've come a long way and we're only getting better."
Lynch also said the first-round bye was important since they had the opportunity to watch Chattahoochee Valley play on Wednesday.
With March Madness around them, Mohun said this is a good time to play for the ACCC championship. He said the atmosphere is a special time for his team.
"I'm really excited," Mohun said. "Tournament time is a special time for basketball. I think it makes it a little more special than other sports. It's a great time and I really enjoy it."
The Bucs play Chattahoochee Valley today at 1 p.m. in Hanceville. A win would put the Bucs against the winner of the Lurleen B. Wallace and Southern Union game. Shelton State beat both teams during the season.
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I'm pretty much being thrown to the wolves to figure out how to set up a LAMP server. We had someone who knew how to do it, he set one up and then quit. It was set up so that when I went to "http://{myservername}.com/~travis" it showed the contents of my /home/travis/public_html folder. This worked fine, then we lost power and the server restarted (I know, battery backup, but this is a dev server in a dev building so it's OK). Now, the browser can't find that URL.
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WASHINGTON With a checkup on the health of top U.S. banks closing by months' end, the Obama administration may soon be in the uncomfortable position of going hat in hand to a hostile Congress for more financial rescue funds.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner estimates the government still has $135 billion left in the $700 billion bailout kitty approved by Congress last fall. But $135 billion can go fast in a banking crisis.
If the regulatory "stress tests" of the 19 largest banks finds significant capital shortfalls, Geithner could soon find himself knocking on the door of a bailout-weary Congress.
Asked on April 5 if Treasury would be asking for more money, Geithner told CBS News that he "can't make that judgment at this time. Again, our first priority now is just to move on the programs Congress has passed and to put those in place as quickly as possible."
President Barack Obama told Congress in February the administration would likely need more money to stabilize financial markets foundering on the mountain of souring debts.
In his proposed budget, Obama inserted a $250 billion "placeholder" that could have enabled the Treasury to pump a further $750 billion into U.S. banks. But Congress, upset at the large sums thrown at financial firms where executives still enjoy big bonuses, deleted the provision.
House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi told the White House recently not to come back for more money, according to an official familiar with the conversation.
"Most people who study this closely think that the administration will have to go back to Congress for more money," said Doug Elliott, a former investment banker turned scholar at the Brookings Institution, a Washington think-tank.
Elliott, who published a study on the banks and the stress tests last month, said "no one knows" how much money the banks will need, but a best guess is somewhere around $250 billion.
When the stress tests conclude, banks found to need capital would then have six months to raise it, or take funds directly from Uncle Sam.
If the administration finds banks are undercapitalized by just $100 billion, the stress test would lack credibility, Elliott contends. At the same time, a figure like $500 billion might be "too scary" and could cause a further collapse in confidence, exacerbating the banks' woes, he said.
Banking experts say Citigroup Inc and Bank of America are likely to be among those that need extra capital, although the banks contend they are in solid shape. Both firms have already received emergency government bailouts.
Citigroup Chairman Richard Parsons told Reuters on March 12 that he did not expect his firm to need more government money as it "is actually one of the better capitalized banks in the world."
And Bank of America chief executive Kenneth Lewis said the same day his bank was profitable in January and February and should be able to ride out the recession without new help.
"Right now, I don't think they'd get it," Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona told Reuters when asked about the willingness of lawmakers to fork over more funds.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus expressed confidence Geithner would be able to make do with the money remaining in the existing bailout fund.
"I don't think they will come back. I think they are doing their level best to avoid coming back," the Montana Democrat told Reuters.
If the Treasury-controlled fund proves too small for the task, there may be other ways the government could support undercapitalized banks.
In late March, the Senate Banking Committee approved a proposal to increase the authority of regulators to borrow from the Treasury Department to deal with a slew of expected bank failures.
The provisions, introduced by Republican Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho, would increase the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's borrowing authority to $100 billion from the current $30 billion to deal with banks and increase the National Credit Union Administration's limit to $6 billion from $100 million for nonprofit credit unions.
The provisions also allow the agencies to exceed the new limits through the end of next year for up to $500 billion for the FDIC and $18 billion for the NCUA in the event of extraordinary circumstances.
It is not clear, however, that is the tack the administration would take, even if Congress approves the authority in time. In the end, Geithner may need to march up to Capitol Hill to win over reluctant lawmakers.
In that case, "there would have to be transparency, there would have to be oversight, there would have to be an entirely new proposal that would guarantee that we knew how this money was being dispensed," McCain, the former Republican nominee for the White House, said.
(Additional reporting by Karey Wutkowski, John Poirier and Dan Wilchins; Editing by Andrea Ricci)
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SCE: Missing out on Demon's Souls was "a mistake"
Speaking at GDC, SCE localisation liaison Yeonkyung Kim has revealed the company made a big "mistake" when it passed on publishing Demon's Souls.
In Japan and Asia, the game was published by Sony, but Atlus was then given publishing duties in the US, with no European release planned yet by neither firms. Something Kim regrets.
"That was a mistake," he said. "It should have come out as a first-party title."
Kim admitted it would be a niche title, hence why it wasn't originally picked up with expected sales to be 15,000, but the LtD numbers for the FromSoftware RPG is at nearly a quarter of a million.
But is a sequel on the way. According to this, yes.
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When we started registering for wedding gifts last summer, there was one thing Tim really wanted to add: an ice cream maker. And where I (the impatient, get-it-done type) probably would have just clicked the first version I saw at Target or Williams and Sonoma and rejoiced to have checked something off my list, this man I married is different. He does research. So it was in those final few months before our wedding that we had at least three different conversations about ice cream maker options: the kind where you have to freeze the bowl ahead of time, the kind with the freezing mechanism already inside; small ones, large ones; ice cream makers from Cuisinart, ice cream makers from Italy. Because this was around the time when I was off for a weekend to Oregon, I even remember talking to Kim and Tyler Malek from Salt and Straw about the ice cream maker(s) they use and recommend and why, jotting notes in my notebook to share with Tim. My Tim loves ice cream. I mean, … [Read more...]
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Raw Brownies + Chocolate Avocado Frosting
This past week, Tim and I did sort of a cleanse, wherein we ate mostly raw: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, nuts, seeds, raw dairy, dried fruit. We added homemade chicken soup, nettle and Tulsi teas and, at a maximum of once a day, roasted vegetables, but otherwise it was, for the first time in our lives, an experience in raw eating. It was interesting. First of all, it wasn't hard, at least not in the way typical cleanses are. I wasn't starving, I didn't get major detox reactions, there was no need to summon all my willpower not to eat a cookie. A couple times, one of us would say to the other, doesn't a taco sound good?, but, for the most part, we felt like there was so much we still could eat: a bowl of juicy grapefruit; fresh pomegranate arils sprinkled with flax seeds and coconut; caprese salad (tomatoes, raw mozzarella, fresh basil), morning smoothies, giant green salads (and you know how I like those), frozen fruit mixed with nuts in raw milk, homemade pecan nut … [Read more...]
Satsuma, Red Onion and Pomegranate Salad
I know I could write this post about our holidays---our first Christmas traveling to both Ohio and Chicago; our first year of giving gifts as a couple; our first Christmas stretching between two families because we are our now our own. I could tell you about all the food we ate---the amazing, high-quality, enjoyable meals of homemade braciole and fork-tender pot roast and filet mignon kabobs. I could tell you, the way I've told Tim, how humbling it is to be outgiven, the way we were by both our families, who generously, thoughtfully gave us with gifts far beyond our needs or expectations. But the truth is, the only thing that keeps coming out when I try to write this post is something much more simple, something much less interesting or profound. It's the thing I can't stop thinking about lately, the reasoning behind purchases and lunches and a fridge stocked with greens: I love salad. I know, I know, this isn't the kind of revelatory factoid you want someone to drop on … [Read more...]


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Bar on the ferry from the Kerkena islands to Sfax. Note the locals in the background playing emulator games on a laptop!
Rescue boat at port, Sfax
Rescue boat at port, Sfax, with motorbike for scale.
Bread seller at the gate of the Medina, Sfax
Residential quarter of the Medina, Sfax
Sfax street scene, north of the Medina
Louage station, Sfax
Louage, Sfax
Housing on the outskirts of Sfax
Picture of the great leader himself
After prayer
(Wax) model worker.
Train in megadeth colours
Train in manga colours
Railway crossing
Roadside petrol vendor
Death throwing a bubble dance party
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News and Features Related to Rheumatoid Arthritis
Arthritis Drugs May Up Cancer Risk
May 16, 2006 -- Rheumatoid arthritis Rheumatoid arthritis patients who take the newer biologic medications have a threefold increase in cancer cancer risk over patients who don't take them, a new analysis suggests. Researchers also concluded that the patients taking the tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-bRead Full Article
Rituxan Treats Rheumatoid Arthritis
April 28, 2006 -- A cancer drug that has a unique mode of action is showing promise in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. Rituxan is the first drug to target a specific B immune cell, believed to play a role in inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients. It was approved two months ago byRead Full Article
Rituxan OK'd for Rheumatoid Arthritis
March 1, 2006 - The FDA has approved a first-of-its-kind treatment for rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Rituxan is recommended to treat moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis in combination with methotrexate. It's specifically intended for people who have not improved with treatments called tumor necrosiRead Full Article
Severe Arthritis Linked to Cancer Risk
Feb. 27, 2006 - Rheumatoid arthritis patients with the most severe disease are roughly 70 times more likely to develop lymphoma, a type of cancer, than patients with mild disease, according to new research from Sweden. The findings provide some of the best evidence yet linking the elevated lymphomaRead Full Article
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Artery Risk Tied
Feb. 21, 2006 -- People with rheumatoid arthritis may be more likely to have neck arteries narrowed by plaque, a new study shows. The study focuses on the carotid arteries, which run up through the neck, bringing blood to the brain. Using ultrasound imaging, the researchers viewed the carotid arteriRead Full Article
Statins May Curb Rheumatoid Arthritis
Jan. 30, 2006 -- Cholesterol-curbing drugs called statins may help treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA), a new study shows. In lab tests, statins prompted the death of certain joint cells involved in rheumatoid arthritis, according to the researchers. They included Takao Nagashima, MD, of St. Marianna UnRead Full Article
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Smokers at Risk
Jan. 5, 2006 - Smoking may aggravate genes that make some people more likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Swedish scientists report the finding in Arthritis & Rheumatism. They compared the genes and smoking habits of 930 people with RA and 383 without RA. All participants were Swedish and hRead Full Article
FDA OKs New Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug
Dec. 27, 2005 -- The FDA has approved Orencia, a member of a new class of drugs for treating rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The announcement comes from Orencia's maker, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company. Orencia is to be used to reduce RA's signs and symptoms in patients not helped by other RA drugs, accordiRead Full Article
Pot-Based Drug Promising for Arthritis
Nov. 8, 2005 - A spray containing two chemicals extracted from marijuana improved pain and sleep in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients, British researchers report. The study, which appears in Rheumatology, was small, brief, and likely the first of its kind, note the researchers. They write that theRead Full Article
Drug Combo Best for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Oct. 28, 2005 -- Two or even three drugs are much better than one in treating the early stages of rheumatoid arthritis and preventing future complications, according to a new study. Dutch researchers compared the four most recommended and widely used prescription drug treatments for early rheumatoidRead Full Article


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For Sale: Imperiled Buildings
The following listings have been submitted to Landmarks Illinois and represent buildings for sale of historic interest. Please contact the listing owner and not Landmarks regarding any of the buildings. Landmarks Illinois disclaims any responsibility for statements made by the sellers.
3601 Forest Avenue
Come see this 1915 Prairie style building designed by William Drummond at an Open House on Saturday, July 30, from Noon to 2 p.m. at 3601 Forest Avenue in Brookfield. The structure was built as a private kindergarten for Queene F. Coonley and is considered one of Drummond's finest designs. In 1945 the new owner converted the building to residential. Learn More ...
Adler Estate
1918 estate, Main House and Coach House, built by architect David Adler. The estate has no landmark protection and is vulnerable as a tear down sale. However, the Libertyville Historic Preservation Commission would be willing to evaluate it for local landmark designation, which could enable a buyer to utilize the property tax assessment freeze as part of a qualified rehabilitation. Learn More ...
1117 Devonshire
Lake Forest
This Keck and Keck-designed mid-century home for sale has no landmark protection and could be targeted as a tear-down. According to a recent article by the Lake Forest Preservation Foundation, the 1950s-era Fagen/McMahon house is "arguably one of Lake Forest's most architecturally significant examples of mid-century modern design." Learn More ...
Bergman Farmhouse
Ela Road and Algonquin Road, Hoffman Estates
Update: The Hoffman Estates Village Board has extended the RFP deadline to March 2016. The Village of Hoffman Estates is seeking someone to take ownership, rehabilitate, and reuse the Bergman Farmhouse (ca. 1900) located at the northwest corner of Ela Road and Algonquin Road. The farmhouse includes Victorian and Arts & Crafts detailing and is one of the last remaining historic farmhouses in northwestern Cook County. The farmstead remained in the Bergman family since the 1850s until recently when it was sold to a residential developer. The house has been set aside adjacent to a public park, while the remainder of the farm property is being developed into single family homes. The Village is seeking an interested party to rehabilitate and preserve the house and will consider any reasonable proposal for its use. A Request for Proposal has been issued, which can be downloaded, along with site plans, floor plans, photos, historical assessment, existing conditions report, and other information at the Village website: www.hoffmanestates.org/bergman.
Chicago City-Owned Historic Buildings For Sale
City of Chicago Department of Housing and Economic Development (HED) department listing of city-owned historic properties available for acquisition. Learn More ...
Also, for more information, contact: Cindy Roubik at 312-744-3038.
Chicago Baptist Institute
5120 S. King Drive, Chicago
Designed by Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, architects of Chicago Cultural Center and Art Institute of Chicago, in 1898 for the Chicago Orphan Asylum Building, the Colonial Revival-style building has housed the Chicago Baptist Institute since 1957. The building was home to the Parkway Community Foundation, a noted Bronzeville community and arts center, in the 1940s and 50s. The building was designated a Chicago Landmark in 2009. Learn More ...
Tryon Grove Farm
8914 Tryon Grove Road, Wonder Lake
The residence of Captain Charles Hopkins Tryon until circa 1900 is an outstanding example of cross-gabled bracketed Italianate architecture. Charles Hopkins Tryon was the eldest son of Bela and Harriet Tryon who established the farmstead in 1837. Bela was the first postmaster of Hebron and Harriet named Hebron Township. The Tryon Grove Farm was the first County-designated landmark. The current owners have restored the house and outbuildings. Learn More ...
Maywood Home for Soldiers' Widows
224 N. First Ave., Maywood
The Village of Maywood is seeking a developer/purchaser to rehabilitate and reuse this historic 1924 Georgia Revival style structure on a prime corner for redevelopment. Originally designed for soldiers' widows of the Civil War but vacant since 2003, this building was included on Landmarks Illinois' "Ten Most Endangered" list for 2012. Landmarks Illinois recently completed a reuse study for the building that recommends its redevelopment with adjacent village-owned vacant land. For more information, contact assistant village manager David Myers, at (708) 450-6301.
Hotel Belleville
16 South Illinois St., Belleville
Listed on Landmarks Illinois' Ten Most Endangered Historic Places in 2014, the Hotel Belleville is a prominent 1931 Art Deco building on Belleville's Public Square. The hotel, designed by the St. Louis firm of Manske & Bartling, sold in 1962 to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Belleville for use as a retirement home. In 2010, the City of Belleville purchased the building and subsequently accepted a donation to create a memorial garden on the site, requiring its demolition. A local citizens group formed and has temporarily delayed demolition while the City explores rehabilitation options. As a result, the City of Belleville is currently seeking respondents to a Request for Proposals for the Redevelopment of the building. Also, see Project Belleville for information.
U.S. Marine Hospital
1304 Park Avenue, Galena
Listed on Landmarks Illinois' 2014 Ten Most Endangered Historic Places in Illinois, the U.S. Marine Hospital is for sale as part of eleven acres of land in Galena. Constructed in 1859 as part of a nationally significant federal health care initiative for United States sailors, this is one of only two pre-Civil War marine hospitals remaining on the inland waterway system. The other example is in Kentucky and has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Learn More ...
908 Ridge Street, Galena
This 1840 brick farmhouse in Galena is available for sale. Previously operating as a bed and breakfast, the building was featured in Better Homes and Gardens in 1995. Learn More ...
Madison Theater
500 Main Street, Peoria
The City of Peoria and the Comfort family, owners of the historic Madison Theater (a LI 2013 Ten Most Endangered Historic Places listing), are issuing a Request for Interest and Qualifications (RFI) for the renovation of the theater and potential new construction on the adjacent, City-owned parking lot. The RFI is the first step of a two step process: The RFI will cast a wide net to discover the interest of the development community in the project. Firms will be asked to provide a project concept, financial framework and the qualifications of the team. A selection committee comprised of the City personnel and the Comfort family will narrow the list of interested parties to two or three finalists who will be invited to submit a full development proposal.
Blair House
925 N. Sheridan Road, Lake Bluff
This Modernist masterpiece was designed by Keck & Keck, a preeminent firm of the era. The Blair House has been widely published, both from the time of its construction in 1955, as well as in numerous books on the work of Keck & Keck and modern architecture. It was forward-thinking in its use of sustainable technologies, such as double-glazing and radiant heat. With no protection in place the Blair House is highly vulnerable to demolition to make way for new construction. The property is currently list to LI's Ten Most Endangered Historic Places. Learn More ...
Mineola Hotel
91 N. Cora, Fox Lake
The owners listed the hotel and surrounding 17 acres of lakefront property on eBay this week for $2 million. The wood frame building was built in 1884 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. It was a weekend getaway for Al Capone and other gangsters. It is located half way between Chicago & Milwaukee, thirty miles west of Lake Michigan. Learn More ...
Bresee Tower
4 N Vermilion St., Danville
Downtown Danville, Inc., the City of Danville and Vermilion County are seeking developers interested in reusing this 1918, 12-story building designed by Mundie and Jensen. Bresee Tower is located in a TIF district and in an Enterprise Zone and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Inquiries or proposals may be sent for review to: Dana Schaumburg, Executive Director, Downtown Danville, Inc., 149 N. Vermilion St., Danville, IL 61832, (217) 443-3886; Linda Bolton, Director of Business Dev., Vermilion Advantage, 28 W North St., Danville, IL 61832, (217) 442-6201 or John Dreher, Community Development Mgr., City of Danville, 17 W Main St., Danville, IL 61832, (217) 431-2329. Learn More ...
Western Military Academy
2009 Seminary Road, Alton
This former military academy campus in Alton's Upper Alton Historic District retains the original 1903 Administration Building. A grassroots group, Save Western, is working to find an appropriate owner and reuse for the campus and its original buildings. Learn More ...
Foley-Rice Cadillac Dealership
644 & 711 Madison Street, Oak Park
The building at 644 was listed to the Landmarks Illinois 2007-08 Chicagoland Watch List. This 1923 building, designed by E.E. Roberts with his son Elmer, has no landmark protection. Originally built as a Packard dealership (Hill Motor Sales Co.), it was the last auto dealership on Oak Park's "Motor Row." For sale details, view the pdf.
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Rating: pg-13 - Adult Language, Violence, Adult Situations
A.E.W. Mason's perennially popular tale of honor and adventure is brought to the screen yet again in this lavish period action-drama. In 1884, Harry Feversham (Heath Ledger) is a young officer-in-training in the British Army who is soon to graduate and is expected to be shipped of to the Sudan, where the King's military are battling Muslim insurgents who are attempting to overturn English colonial rule. Feversham, however, has developed serious ethical reservations about going along, and on the eve of his departure, he resigns his commission. Feversham's best friend and fellow officer Jack Durrance (Wes Bentley) in response presents him with a white feather (a symbol of cowardice), and two of his classmates follow suit. Ethne Eustace (Kate Hudson), Feversham's fiancée, presents him with a fourth white feather shortly before breaking off their engagement. Sufficiently humbled, Feversham attempts to win back his honor and the respect of his family and friends by secretly becoming an undercover operative in the Sudan. His initial attempts to pose as an Arab are not especially convincing, but he makes friends with Abou Fatma (Djimon Hounsou), a local sympathetic with the British cause who proves to be a valuable source of insider information and advice on how to blend with the rebels. Meanwhile, Durrance is briefly ordered back to England to help recruit new soldiers for the colonial forces, and he takes the opportunity to begin wooing Eustace, the former flame of his former friend. This adaptation is the fifth film version of -The Four Feathers, following two silent screen adaptations (released in 1915 and 1928), Zoltan Korda's memorable 1939 version, and a 1977 made-for-TV movie. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Genre: Action/Adventure
- Category British Empire Film, Period Film
- Theme: Redemption, Rise To Power, Colonialism, Crowned Heads
- Run Time: 02 hr 10 min
- Language: English , French
- Subtitle Language: English
- Picture Format: widescreen
- Format: DVD
- Release Date: May 21, 2013
- Lead Actor: Wes Bentley , Heath Ledger , Michael Sheen , Kate Hudson , Djimon Hounsou
- Supporting Actor: Rupert Penry-Jones , Alex Jennings , Kris Marshall
- Director: Shekhar Kapur
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Penn State receiver Chris Bell and
defensive tackle Phillip Taylor were suspended from the team, the
latest players facing disciplinary issues in a turbulent year off
the field for the Nittany Lions.
Bell and Taylor are "not participating with the team until such
time that their academic situation improves and any off-the-field
issues are behind them," the athletic department said Friday.
The sophomores were mentioned but not charged in a criminal
complaint last year concerning a fight during a fraternity party at
the student union. Authorities said one man was beat up and treated
at the scene.
Two other players are awaiting trial on felony assault and other
charges in the Oct. 7 fight. Defensive tackle Chris Baker and
backup linebacker Navorro Bowman were kicked off the team last
month, at least temporarily.
A third player, cornerback Knowledge Timmons, was charged with
misdemeanor disorderly conduct and defiant trespass stemming from
an incident after the fight. He has also been kicked off the team,
but could return.
Authorities had left open the possibility of more charges after
the initial arrests. Centre County Assistant District Attorney
Steve Sloane said Friday that charges against at least one more
suspect could be filed next week.
Bell started the first two games of the 2007 season but overall
saw little playing time, catching seven passes for 143 yards.
Taylor started the last five games of the season and finished with
20 tackles and three sacks.


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Makes me think "Mid Summer Night's Dream"-like somewhere beyond the edges of the paintinf,elves and fairies are dancing
Wow, I'm loving the overall serene atmosphere this picture brings! Well Done!
Reminds me a little of Leonid Afremov, very pretty.
Wow! Absolutely exquisite!
I love deviations like this. They may be illustrated scenery from real life places,
but they bring to life the magic of the moment. Keep up the good work, fellow deviant!
I love deviations like this. They may be illustrated scenery from real life places,
but they bring to life the magic of the moment. Keep up the good work, fellow deviant!
Thank you. For me showing magic of the moment is the best achievement in art, so I'm very happy that you think so.
I love the perspective and color of this one, really great work.
You have a beautiful gallery
this is lovely
I love nocturnal scenes and this is a very beautiful one. You've depicted those lights perfectly theres a great level of realism to the effect you've achieved. The painting has a great mysterious quality to it. I love the reds as you've used them, it really enhances a magical quality to the location.
I want to sit on that bench and enjoy the beautiful scenery! This is so good! I love it!!!!!!!
Thank you! I'd like to see this place as well. I used a wallpaper as an inspiration, but I have no idea where this park can be.
Looks magical!
lovely lighting and colours
beautiful done!
very nice!
This has the warm dreamy tranquil feeling of night parks in summer. I remember on a night like that I was in the park with friends, and this takes me back to that beautiful time.
I actually thought it was a photograph! But it's sure better than one!
So peaceful. I wish I could paint like this.
Lovely lighting. *_*
Wonderful lighting and color. It looks like a prettier version of a park near me!
Very nice work!
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Uncle Greg's 50th Birthday
to be sent to aunt nancy and scott
Apr 10, 2010
Photos: 177
Bob and Harry
Bringing Home Baby, the car ride from Angel's Camp and the next two weeks, pre- and post- haircut
Feb 24, 2010
Photos: 58
New Years 2009
Dec 30, 2009
Photos: 285
Munich Day Five
On the way out of Munich!!! Swimming at the English Gardens with sweet rapids. Trying out the local Hofbrau House for the second time. Meeting some cool people and leaving on the night train!
Aug 25, 2009
Photos: 78
Munich Day Four
Driving around Bavaria and touring Neuchwanstein, the clear influence/inspiration of the Disney castle... and probably more.
Aug 24, 2009
Photos: 101
Munich Day Three
Taking the bikes around town!!!
Aug 23, 2009
Photos: 89
Munich Day Two
The Deutsche Museum of Science
Aug 22, 2009
Photos: 72
Munich Day One
Taking the bikes around Munich with our amazing tour guide Gunter.
Aug 21, 2009
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One day in an awesome city. Includes the place where we saw an opera and baroque music performance as well as some of the cool fashions we saw.
Aug 20, 2009
Photos: 113
Florence and Tuscany
As well as Toscana. Renting a car... again the most awesome option.
Aug 17, 2009
Photos: 148
Rome Day Four
A quick stop at the Pantheon and a good lunch before we left for Florence
Photos: 83
Rome Day Three - Rick Steves' Night Walk
Excellent night walk, even though the Pantheon was closed
Aug 16, 2009
Photos: 34
Rome Day Three
Touring around the Collosseum, Roman Forums, and Palatine Hill. Way inspirational to see the essential birthplace of western civilazation. We were thinking how cool it was to see the basic foundations of democracy, literally in the foundations of Roman buildings. Also includes the museum at the Palatine Hill
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Rome Day Two
Basillica Santa Maria degli Angeli (Santa Maria of the Angels), Some flowers, and wandering around. Apparently the 15th of August is a major religious holiday, second to Christmas. We were prepared for the Vatican to be closed but not most of the city! Either way, we stumbled upon this really awesome Gallileo exhibit at the Santa Maria degli Angelli so no complaints here :)
Aug 15, 2009
Photos: 66
Rome Day One
St. Peter's Basilica and The Vatican Museum (pictures aren't allowed in the Sistine Chapel :( )
Aug 14, 2009
Photos: 147
Italian Riviera
Aug 11, 2009
Photos: 182
Provence Road Trippin'
Road trippin' with my one favorite ally. Includes, Sisterone, Avignon, Really cool lake that the name starts with a V, and the Pont du Gard.
Aug 10, 2009
Photos: 176
Tahoe, Thorens and Bohdanowiczs
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It's true that Latinos are not recognized in Pittsburgh, unless you are all being mistaken as Mexican. There is nothing wrong with celebrating the Mexican culture but there are many other latino cultures to be celebrated also. People here seem to find it so easy to group us all in the same bowl, not realizing the depth of the Latino cultures. Many are learning but there is a long way to go. Pittsburgh needs to open their minds to the fact that, just as their parents celebrated their culture, so do Latinos with great pride.
Just saw this for the first time this past weekend. Loved it!
Very cool piece of art and fitting remembrance to Pgh. of the amazing steel industry era.
Made me reflect on what it would have been like to be the guy shoveling. Not really a job I'd like to have! Thx to those who sweat it out!
I'd like to point out that in spite of substantial city, county, state, and federal money, including URA, there was no requirement for affordable housing placed on the developer. When will Pittsburgh wake up to the realities of the 21st century with a requirement that if public entities subsidize a developer, some percentage of affordable housing should hbe mandated?
RRM - Note there are stairs from the pedestrian bridge to both the inbound and outbound platforms. The ramps are necessarily sloped at <5% to accommodate ADA standards.
I'm not a fan of the switchbacks you need to walk down in order to get to the inbound side. I wish there was a direct stair case to the crosswalk. Sometimes those extra seconds you spend zigzagging make the difference when catching a bus.
yes, PIttsburgh diversity when it comes to Latinos and a lot of ethnics groups of color is small for as big as Pittsburgh is ,GO FIGURE!? After being sent here from the gulfcoast, i couldn't believe that is was like this, but i think this is why so many people here can be a little bit sterile or not use to people of color in volumes unless there black, and that doesn't steam to well here either. Pittsburgh is like the last frontier for a lot of things and that includes race too.
Bill Griffith will also be giving a free drawing workshop at PIX at the Carnegie Library (2205 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203) on Saturday from 3:30 - 4:30 pm. Free Comics Workbook drawing workshops will run from 11 am to 5 pm.
1834....Bright minds....
You cannot copyright a title. You cannot copyright a name. You cannot copyright an idea. You can only copyright a work.
It appears that the History Center "ripped-off" the title for this exhibit from the book "Captured by the Indians". I hope that they paid author Frederick W. Drimmer the appropriate royalties for it. The CEO, Andy Masich, is a real wiseguy for even thinking that he could get away with this.
I understand that the mural has been digitized as a way of preserving it. The new owner of the building has committed to a public processes to determine new,artistic, decorations for the façade.
Could you please post a link the rendering that Lissa mentions at the end of the piece? I have not been able to find it. I think it'd be useful for readers to see that image for themselves.
Without both sides of the story, CP's divisive point of view is very apparent. They have made clear in this and the previous article. If you read PG's story, "Popular mural in East Liberty removed" you'll see that all parties are very aware of the symbolism of the removal of the mural. The Sprout Fund was quoted as saying "We recognize that change does happen." Perhaps CP needs to represent both sides and not encourage the black and white tension that already exists.
So a couple points. First, McCormack Baron Salazar and the Penguins actually jointly hired BIG, and they are saying they intend to start building on the plan next year.
Second, BIG specifically addressed the "this looks too expensive for Pittsburgh" observation. They consulted with a bunch of construction, landscaping, and so on firms (they listed west 8, atelier ten, massaro, graves design group, la quatra bonci associates, mongalo-winston consulting, michael baker international, and sota construction services), and they explicitly said they knew it looked ambitious but that they had designed it to be deliverable on the budget given.
Together, all this implies to me that BIG's plan is at the minimum a serious proposal for the initial residential phase, which McCormack Baron Salazar has contracted to develop. The lower portion is probably more speculative, but that is OK with me--it actually has some questionable elements, and in any event it might well be best in the long run for someone else to put a different spin on the lower portions.
So yes, maybe this will stop in the middle--but it may well get that far first.
I think I remember this from the 1960s.
Maybe it's time it should go.
Mount Washington has been abused enough.
If you don't have talent equal to Ralph Adams Cram, Charles Klauder, Goodhue, Egan and Prindeville, or Henry Hornbostel, you no business building anything in Oakland—or Pittsburgh!
Pittsburgh (and the world) has no use for "developers." Pittsburgh deserves only the best architects the world has to offer. Are there any real architects anymore?
"Development" is a useless 19th- and 20th-century urban disease spreading into the 21st century. We need a vaccine desperately. The world needs highly trained architects who care about their communities and who have the talent and character to inspire those who live in and look upon their creations.
It's hideous.
It's unworthy not only of Oakland; it's unworthy of Pittsburgh.
It's devoid of talent, integrity, intelligence, and beauty.
It's merely typical, banal, lifeless "development."
While I don't necessarily disagree with his opinion, the author of this piece should stick to architecture.
Though the reviewer obviously wishes to convey a negative opinion of 'Aftersound', the most volatile word she uses to describe the exhibition actually speaks to the most positive aspect of the work and the thoughtful and skillful work of the curatorial team. To confound: 'to cause surprise (or confusion), especially by acting against ones expectations'. The work exhibited does
'confound' in the most exhilarating and interesting ways - engaging the viewer in an interactive perceptual experience, inspiring new thoughts and ideas in the viewer. The best of art can do this (in partnership with an active and open participant as the viewer). As far as the need for some educational assistance in viewing the exhibition, much more often than not, I find the interpretive text that accompanies work in museums or galleries to be unnecessary and sometimes of negative value, inhibiting viewers from fully experiencing the work to allow them to come to their own conclusions. This reviewer certainly came to her own conclusion; this viewer heartily disagrees. I found the exhibition to be fully engaging, provocative, and a joy to experience.


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Barcelona's Jose Pinto has played down an incident in which he was struck in the head by a missile thrown from the Alaves crowd on Tuesday.
Tito Vilanova's Barcelona side emerged 3-0 winners from the Copa del Rey encounter at Estadio de Mendizorroza, but in the 51st minute home fans started throwing a range of objects at the visitors, causing an injury to goalkeeper Pinto.
"Yes, I was struck by an object from the stands," he told reporters after the game.
"I did bleed a little, from my head, but I don't want to pay it any more attention. The criminal does not deserve any importance."
The 36-year-old did not need treatment and resumed play shortly after the incident, with goals from David Villa, Andres Iniesta and Cesc Fabregas the perfect response for the visitors.
The Camp Nou club are next in action on Saturday when they take on Celta Vigo in La Liga.


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The objective of the present study is to improve the bandwidth of the dielectric resonator antenna (DRA) excited by a coaxial probe by using a stacked DRA configuration above an infinite ground plane. The DRA is axisymmetric and a coaxial probe is placed off the antenna axis to excite the HEM11δ mode in the DRA, resulting in a broadside radiation pattern. A surface integral equation formulation and the method of moments are used for the numerical analysis. The input impedance and the far field radiation patterns have been computed and the effects of different parameters on the antenna performance have been investigated. With the proper excitation and selection of the resonator parameters, a bandwidth of 35% has been achieved for the stacked DRA configuration based on a -10 dB reflection coefficient on a 50 Ω-transmission line. An equivalent circuit model is postulated to describe the dual-resonance behavior of the stacked antenna system.


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LASP: 50 years as a forerunner in space research
by Dana Silva, sophomore, School of Journalism and Mass Communication
In recognition of past research and technology innovations in solar programs, NASA recently awarded the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) the largest research contract granted at CU-Boulder. The $485 million contribution was entrusted to LASP because of their reputation as one of the nation's leaders in advanced space research developed over the past 50 years.
"Many people at CU are not aware that LASP is a world-class facility, capable of designing and building instruments for spacecraft and even entire spacecrafts and for operating some NASA spacecraft," said Bruce Jakosky, associate director of science for LASP and principle investigator for MAVEN.
NASA chose LASP to direct MAVEN. The Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution Mission is a space operation determined to probe the upper atmosphere of Mars in order to discover the climates and relations with the sun. MAVEN is scheduled to launch in 2013.
LASP began in 1948 to progress in space exploration. It was referred to as the Upper Atmosphere Lab (UAL). The initial purpose of UAL was to develop a durable platform for the first rocket launches in order to document flights. By 1965 UAL was a well established research laboratory, earning itself a new building on campus and the name LASP.
During the last 40 years, LASP has sought to gain a clearer perspective of solar activity through laboratory experiments and theory-based system approaches that involve students.
"One thing that makes a tremendous difference is our involvement of students in all of our programs. Students participate in designing and building instruments, in operating spacecraft and in doing analysis of the returned science data," Jakosky said.
LASP has completed over 50 programs and missions including the Crystal-Face that measured cloud properties in order to gain a better understanding of the Earth's atmosphere. LASP made progress in studying processes related to ozone depletion during the Solar Mesosphere Explorer mission and will launch the Kelper mission in March of 2009 to scour the galaxy for Earth-sized or smaller planets. LASP is the only organization other than NASA that has sent instruments to all eight planets in the solar system and to Pluto.
"Our high level of ability - and especially our people - make us the leading university in the country in these areas, and put us into a select group internationally," Jakosky said.
LASP: 50 years as a forerunner in space research
Fiske Planetarium: stars, lasers and a whole lot more
Student Perspective: One step closer to finding life in space?
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