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Medieval name that still hasn't crossed the ocean, known here primarily via actress/teacher Uta Hagen. Read More
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Church notes: Jan. 21, 2011
Published: Friday, January 21, 2011 at 9:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 21, 2011 at 9:31 a.m.
Church holding 12-hour prayer session
Twelve hours of unified prayers and worship is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. today at Covenant Ministries International, 625 Lafayette St., Houma. This event is open to everyone in the local community. For information, call 360-2292.
Get breakfast, spiritual guidance Saturday
A women's life group will hold its monthly breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at Golden Corral, 1724 Martin Luther King Blvd., Houma.
Sandra Allemand invites ladies of all denominations to stop by for this monthly time of ministry and fellowship. For information, call 868-7937.
Want a free lunch?
A free seniors lunch is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Temple of Praise Church, 109 Wayne Ave., Houma. The meal will include baked ham, macaroni and cheese, salad, bread and dessert. For reservations, call 873-7979.
Local church plans three-day crusade
A crusade sponsored by Christ Believer's Christian Center, formerly Christ Baptist Cathedral, is scheduled for Sunday through Tuesday at the church, 615 Church St., Thibodaux. The revival's special guest will be the Rev. A.L. Dowedell and Potter's House Full Gospel Church of Varville, S.C.
Annual women's service Sunday
Magnolia United Methodist Church's annual United Methodist Women Sunday service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Sunday at the church, 128 Johnson Ridge Lane, Thibodaux. The service's guest speaker will be Veronica Carter.
Appreciation service planned
An appreciation service for the Rev. Richmond Boyd Jr. is scheduled for 11 a.m. Sunday at Triumph Baptist Church, 6313 Bayou Black Drive, Gibson. The service's guest speaker will be the Rev. Elvin Lacey of Bell Baptist Church of Raceland.
Men to be spotlighted at Sunday service
Plymouth Rock Baptist Church's annual men's day event is scheduled for 1:45 p.m. Sunday at the church, 1000 Wallis St., Houma. The event's guest choir will be the combined choirs of the Men of Distinction and the Joel Jones Community Male Chorus. The gospel message will be delivered by the Rev. Norman Edmonds of Beulah Baptist Church in Gibson.
Church celebrates 135 years
A 135-year anniversary service for First Baptist Church is scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at the church, 1987 La. 311, Schriever. The service's guest speaker will be the Rev. Hayward Sims of St. Luke and New Zion Baptist churches.
Thibodaux church to hold concert
A concert, "Celebrating Life," featuring Eric Genuis and an ensemble of musicians is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral, 721 Canal Blvd., Thibodaux.
All proceeds will be donated to Crossroads Pregnancy Center in Thibodaux and a Woman's Choice Pregnancy Center in Houma. Tickets cost $35. For information, call 446-5004.
Religious group plans trip to military museum
The Sojourners, a group of retired members of Thibodaux First United Methodist Church, are planning a Thursday trip to New Orleans to visit the National World War II Museum. The group will meet at 8:15 a.m. at the church, 1255 Canal Blvd., Thibodaux. The group will leave New Orleans at 5 p.m. To RSVP, call 447-4287.
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DETROIT — The Chicago Bears made some breaks and might've gotten one in a win over the Detroit Lions.
Jay Cutler threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Brandon Manumaleuna one play after a questionable call midway through the fourth quarter, lifting the Bears to a 24-20 victory over the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
Referee Ed Hochuli flagged Ndamukong Suh for unnecessary roughness after he seemed to hit Cutler's shoulder pads, jolting him to the turf from behind when the quarterback was running downfield.
"I felt it was an unnecessary non-football act — a blow to the back of the runner's helmet in the process of him going down," Hochuli said, adding the penalty didn't have anything to do with Cutler being a QB.
Instead of facing a second-and-2 from the Detroit 14, the Bears had a first down at the 7 and Cutler connected with Manumaleuna with 8:39 left.
The Bears, of course, thought Hochuli got it right.
"He put a forearm into the back of his head," Chicago running back Matt Forte said. "He should've been penalized for it."
The Lions were livid when the possibly pivotal call was made and were dumbfounded after the game.
"It wasn't like elbowing him down, it was pushing him down," Detroit cornerback Chris Houston said. "Then I saw the flag, I didn't know what it was until he said it."
Suh said he wasn't going to judge the flag.
"I really don't care what he called or if it was a penalty or not," the rookie defensive tackle said. "I'm just going out there to make a play."
Detroit lost its first game this season at Chicago, where Calvin Johnson appeared to catch a game-winning TD only to have the officials rule that he didn't complete the play.
"We've been getting some bad calls lately," Johnson said.
Like the opener, the Lions blew a lot of opportunities to take the game out of the officials' hands.
The biggest might've been early in the third quarter when Detroit had the ball at the Chicago 9 after recovering Cutler's fumble. The Lions gained just 2 yards and settled for a field goal and a 20-17 lead that ended up being their final points.
In the fourth quarter, Detroit had the ball at the Bears 41 only to turn the ball over on downs and at their 34 on its last drive before a sack led to a punt.
The NFC North-leading Bears (9-3) sealed the victory with a pass to Manumaleuna deep in Detroit territory, allowing them to run out the clock and keep a one-game lead in the division over the Green Bay Packers.
"We can't be satisfied with where we are right now," Cutler said.
Chicago can't be content with its slim lead in the NFC North because it closes the regular season against New England, at Minnesota, versus the New York Jets and at Green Bay.
The Lions (2-10) are relegated to playing for pride, as usual, after losing a season-high five straight and an NFL-record 19 within the division since the 1970 merger.
"I don't think any team has actually beaten us," defensive end Cliff Avril said. "I think we're beating ourselves."
Cutler finished 21 of 26 for 234 yards with a TD and no interceptions, along with making some plays with his feet.
"In games like this, you need your special players to be special," Chicago coach Lovie Smith. "Jay really stepped up."
Cutler usually does against Detroit.
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The popularity of flank steak has increased in recent years thanks to the London broil. But you can use flank steak in any number of great dinnertime recipes from Flank Steak with Pineapple Salsa or Asian Flank Steak Roll-Ups to Mushroom-Stuffed Flank Steak Rolls or Flank Steak with Chunky Ketchup.
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A fresh tomatillo salsa spices up this grilled flank steak dinner. Serve with a side of chips and guacamole or pile the steak and salsa into corn tortillas.
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Three to Tango
- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Oct 22, 1999
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GilbertNov 19, 2002Actually not THAT bad. Certainly better than it could have been, it passes the time well enough - certainly better than being ripped apart by a pack of ravenous wolves. Still, Matthew Perry deserves better than this.
MichaelC.Mar 16, 2002Campbell is charming, Platt is typically funny and Perry is pretty good, but he should best stick to Friends. Dylan McDermott is annoying. As for the movie as a whole, it is fun to watch, and has some good ideas, but it doesn't come out on top because it is a little too formulaic.
JacquesR.Apr 3, 2001Very average. Dylan McDermott should stick to his crappy day job ("The Practice"). At least I don't have to pay to see that nonsense.
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Partially based on Puzo's 1969 novel, The Godfather, the film is in part both a sequel and a prequel to The Godfather, presenting two parallel dramas.
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Which actress should play Michele Bachmann?
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Pros: Oscar nominee, Emmy and SAG Award winner, Huffman has a wealth of talent that has been diminished by her busy schedule on "Desperate Housewives." Thankfully for her, the show is entering its final season.
Cons: She's been so forgotten by many in the industry that her chances at landing the role might only be plausible for the Lifetime movie version of Bachmann's story.
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Fred (guest)The casting of Nathan Lane as her husband is a no brainer.August 15, 2011 at 9:28AM ESTReply to Comment
Otto ManI was thinking Eric Stonestreet from "Modern Family."August 15, 2011 at 12:22PM EST
BruceNo, Aaron Rogers, quarterbackk of the Superbowl champion Green Bay packers, would probably be best for Congressmen Bachmann's husband, Dr. Bachmann.
The notion of George Clooney quickly passed through my mind, but I then of course quickly realized : "No, too much of a typically effeminate lib."
Oh, yeah... I almost forgot... When they do the movie version, of the "Modern Family" TV show, there's simply NO DOUBT who should play the "gay couple".
"Fred" and "Otto Man", of course !August 20, 2011 at 11:48PM EST
Mandrake1979Just one Question. How is this Breaking Entertainment News?August 15, 2011 at 1:24PM ESTReply to Comment
Barbara (guest)Who cares?August 15, 2011 at 2:31PM ESTReply to Comment
StephenGood for you. I agree.August 18, 2011 at 10:00AM EST
BruceI care.
But, on the other hand, I don't care who plays President Oblameveryonelse, in the horror film of the same name.
Although in that same film, I do think the role of President Oblameveryonelse's previous reincarnation should be played by Jimmy Carter, playing himself.
Nah nah nah nah nah nah. Barbara !
[And btw, the same goes for YOU too, Stephen !... So exactly what's YOUR role ?!, here... other than playing "the Greek Chorus" to the bitterly odious Barbara, of course.]
Getting back to what I'd started to say to YOU, Barbara, THAT, young lady, certainly SERVES YOU RIGHT !, for playing your big fancy SOUR GRAPES act, here, undoubtedly out of resentment over the fact that Michele Bachmann is undoubtedly a "better public servant" than your are, infinitely more intelligent than you are, a much better vote getter than you are, etc., etc..
And... oh, yeah... I almost forgot : Even though I'm of course IN NO WAY "a superficial person" [Haha], I can't leave here without referencing the the overwhelming likelyhood that another significant component, of your big fancy "Who cares ?" sour grapes act here [even though in actuality you're of course DYING to discuss what gorgeous 25 year old Hollywood leading lady will land the "role of a lifetime" plum role of playing the Michele Bachmann lead, in the autobiographical pic about the first female President of the U.S.]...
But I'm figuring that the other major additional component, behind your overwhelming bitter resent over this question being asked, here, is the fact that you're only too well aware that Congresswoman Bachmann, at her current age of fifty six, [after rasing more than a quarter of a hundred children, and doing a damned good job of that part of her life also !, as far as anyone knows] is not only still infinitely more physically attractive, at that age, than all Democratic, liberal, "progressive", etc., women COMBINED, but that undoubtedly THE EXACT SAME will be the case when our darling Michele is a HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX years old... or at least that certainly seems as if it'll turn out to be the case, "at the rate she's going".
And I'M NOT KIDDING, either !
Really !
So THERE !, Barbara.
Now GO TO YOUR ROOM, young lady, and SEE TO IT YOU DON'T COMEE OUT until you've made up your mind you're going to COMPLETELY STOP throwing these RESENTFUL ["sour grapes"] TANTRUMS of your's, over the Internet.August 20, 2011 at 10:43PM EST
AnonymousFuck, could someone get Bruce here Hooked-on-Phonics?
Why don't you go rub another one out to your Bachmann photo album you biased redneck.August 21, 2011 at 10:36PM EST
Chuck bartowski (guest)Molly Shannon, no doubt.August 15, 2011 at 5:09PM ESTReply to Comment
JordoEasy: Margot Kidder or Sean Young.August 15, 2011 at 5:33PM ESTReply to Comment
Tausif Khan (guest)Cate Blanchett- famous for Lord of the Rings? Community even parodied her narration of the movie in their Dungeons and Dragons episode. She is definitely entrenched in pop culture for playing Galadriel.August 16, 2011 at 3:36PM ESTReply to Comment
Sean Bean (guest)How about a film about Ron Paul instead?August 17, 2011 at 8:43PM ESTReply to Comment
Troy (guest)I think Arnold Schwarzeneggar would be perfect as Michele Bachmann.August 17, 2011 at 10:46PM ESTReply to Comment
David Silverman (guest)Barry Humphries is a shoe-in for the role.August 18, 2011 at 4:20AM ESTReply to Comment
Stef (guest)Who would want to see a stupid Bachmann film? She is not even worth the time to criticize.August 18, 2011 at 9:07AM ESTReply to Comment
Bruce"Stef sez"... after she JUST "took the time to criticize".
But WE AGREE !, Steff : Your time IS worth "absolutely nothing".
Especially seeing as you're such a hyper-resentful "sour grapes" moron, and all.August 21, 2011 at 12:02AM EST
GuestBruce just got done tongue punching his mom's fart box.September 2, 2011 at 4:45PM EST
RickyAgreed! Who would want to see a stupid film about Bachman? Well besides Bruce and that mouse he has in his pocket...September 4, 2011 at 12:34PM EST
Stephen (guest)If anyone has ever seen Animal Factory with Edward Furlong and Willem Dafoe, Mickey Rourke the clearly the best choice.August 18, 2011 at 10:04AM ESTReply to Comment
Ljcool8 (guest)Conan O'Brien should play MichelleAugust 18, 2011 at 1:02PM ESTReply to Comment
troy (guest)Sigourney Weaver is the obvious choice.August 18, 2011 at 2:53PM ESTReply to Comment
Fred Barnett (guest)Wasn't Bachmann the biotch in "The Help?" I coulda swore.......August 18, 2011 at 5:18PM ESTReply to Comment
BruceNo, that was "you", Fred, and arguably "your stupidest role yet" it was, too. *
"The old memory's fading fast", eh ?, tiger.
* At least before you signed on to play the role of the clod who sent this incredibly idiotic post of your's, that is, Fred.August 21, 2011 at 12:08AM EST
daisy duckI disagree with Brucie baby, whose tenuous grasp of the English language includes "stupidest" as a word and who does not have a clue how to punctuate the possessive of "yours." Michele Bachman could have played any of the white Southern women in "The Help," and been completely herself.September 5, 2011 at 11:55PM EST
Kenkajin (guest)Gary Busey in drag.August 18, 2011 at 8:37PM ESTReply to Comment
jojo smith (guest)Andy SerkisAugust 19, 2011 at 3:22PM ESTReply to Comment
Michael (guest)Is there anyone talented enough to play someone that dumb?August 19, 2011 at 4:59PM ESTReply to Comment
ant (guest)Spongebob would be great playing her, both annoying babble heads.August 19, 2011 at 5:52PM ESTReply to Comment
fiveash (guest)Marcia Gay Harden of course!August 20, 2011 at 9:47AM ESTReply to Comment
Todd (guest)Elton John in drag would be perfect for Bachmann. Satan is busy I think. By the way, the "text" tool sucks. Bots can't read images. You don't need to distort the letters.August 20, 2011 at 4:47PM ESTReply to Comment
Lin (guest)How about the wicked witch of the east.August 20, 2011 at 5:44PM ESTReply to Comment
BruceShe's still Secretary of State, so is unavailable for movie roles.
The Wicked With of the West, on the other hand, though ostensibly employed, has "literally all the free time in the world", since "House Minority leader" is a job where its' holder simply doesn't have a DAMNED thing to do.
But Mrs. Pelosi would of course be ENTIRELY wrong for this role, since Michele Bachmann is bright, personable, exquisite physically beautiful, and has high personal morals and standards, while Nancy Pelosi of course represents... the exact opposite of all that stuff I just said.
Also, just speaking in general, Nancy Pelosi certainly is at an INCONCEIVABLY major disadvantage for playing a lead film role.
Considering how her inability to refrain from shooting up her own mug with enough Botox to " 'permanently freeze ' an adult bull elephant" has created a state of affairs where Mrs. Pelosi's vanity's now placed her in an ongoing situation where she just doesn't "do" facial expressions.
Which is not to say she doesn't do "particular" facial expression, it's saying she doesn't do "ANY" facial expressions.
Probably not a great situation for a lead actress... especially one that, in this case, would be playing the most notable and noteworthy role of "the first female President of the United States".August 20, 2011 at 11:35PM EST
Rich (guest)Frances McDormand is the obvious answer, yer dern tootin'August 21, 2011 at 12:57AM ESTReply to Comment
Brad (guest)I'd say someone strong and intelligent. Maybe Clint Eastwood.August 21, 2011 at 3:48AM ESTReply to Comment
Eugene (guest)none other than Satan himself.August 21, 2011 at 8:58PM ESTReply to Comment
Stephen (guest)Gilbert Godfrey is her closest counterpart in acting.August 21, 2011 at 11:35PM ESTReply to Comment
Bill Kuntz (guest)OFFICIAL: Rosie O'Donnell cast to play BachmannAugust 22, 2011 at 4:37AM ESTReply to Comment
matthew (guest)This movie will never happen, cause idiots like Bruce who would like this crap, are very rare in our world.August 22, 2011 at 4:38PM ESTReply to Comment
Jesus M (guest)JIM CARREY!August 23, 2011 at 11:33PM ESTReply to Comment
Cole (guest)Just straighten out Carrot Top's hair.August 24, 2011 at 5:16AM ESTReply to Comment
Cole (guest)Just use a hair-straightener on Carrot Top.August 24, 2011 at 5:17AM ESTReply to Comment


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Video Industry News Video Company News Technology Industry News Technology Company News Novelty Industry News Novelty Company News Gay Industry News Gay Company News Legal Industry News All Company News
Released: Apr 01st, 2006
Running Time: 127
Director: Axel Braun
Company: Hustler Video
Cast: Dani Woodword, Chanel Chavez, Marco Duato, Billy Glide, Sascha, Lacie Heart, Dana Vespoli, Steven French, Marissa Jaden, Chris Charming
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Specialty
OK, folks, first thing: cream pie means cumming inside the ass or pussy, preferably with a good dribble shot after, not merely on the ass or pussy. While this does have a couple of cream pie shots, most don't live up to the billing. Which is too bad, because it's basically a pretty good vid, with excellent production values and nice sex.
Stunning Dana Vespoli is terrific, with some sloppy, raunchy fucking, including a lovely d.p., from Chris Charming and Sascha. But barely a cream pie. Marissa Jaden is the clear highlight. Here is a woman who clearly likes cock inside her cunt. She goes for a long, wood-inducing cowgirl on Steven French. But a cream pie? Nope. Really, the only true cream pie is in the first scene.
Retailing: File under cream pie by default, but note that it doesn't have as much as aficionados may want.


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So, I've been thinking quite a lot about the various disability aids, i.e., mobility devices, that are part of daily life with multiple sclerosis. Also, how insanely stubborn I can be about using them.
As most of my friends know, I think, I've been using a cane for a long time. For most of the years since my initial diagnosis (2005), it was a "just in case" device. The symptoms of MS are unpredictable, and having a cane often prevented me from taking a sudden spill when my right leg decided not to work anymore. I buy all my canes from the same place: Fashionable Canes. They have a great selection, will cut the cane to size, and offer fast shipping and good prices. But not all canes are created equal, and there's a lot to consider, especially in terms of the grip.
For a long time, I used a very heavy cane with a hame handle. The hame is actually part of a horse harness. Then I switched to a slim cane with a Fritz handle. All that time, I was using it in my right hand (because my right leg is the one that tends to go on vacation the most). Turns out, I was doing it wrong - and if there's ever any proof needed for the reason we have physical and occupational therapists, there it is. So, I switched to my left hand. It was awkward at first (still is a little bit), but I'm getting better with it. Still, the slim cane didn't feel very stable over the past year, and I knew I needed to make a change.
It was then that I made the tragic mistake of trying a palm-grip cane. Much more stable, unless you count the fact that it caused nerve damage and I lost feeling in my arm from the elbow down to the three outermost fingers on my hand. I'm now about 90% recovered from that, and if anyone needs a 36" left-handed palm cane, let me know. You can have mine! I now use a heavier cane with a fritz handle and so far, so good.
Alas, the cane is only good for good days or short distances. It sucks at the bad days, longer distances. What to do? Forearm crutches. You'd think choosing those would be easy, but let me tell you my friends, it is not. The regular ones you can pick up at any Walgreens weigh about 900lbs and are clunky as hell. You end up sounding like the Terminator at the end of the original movie. My initial choice was smartCrutch but it appears that the company is run by a team of people who fail to realize that in order to sell a product, you actually have to have it in stock. They haven't - for months. I eventually gave up, and after a lot of research, went with Ossenberg Crutches. Those of you who saw me tooling around the Nebula Awards this weekend got to see them in all their glory. I'm quite happy with them so far - they're light, easy to maneuver, and quiet. So, for those days when the cane won't do, there's the crutches.
You'd think that would be enough, but not so much. My physical therapist has strongly recommended that I get leg braces. Specially, PhatBraces, which help the user by returning energy from each step taken. (Energy conservation is the name of the game in MS patients.) So far, I've resisted doing this, mostly because I don't like how the braces feel on my legs and feet. Maybe the custom ones would be better.
And then there's the last step. Right now, on my bad days or when I'm in an area that requires a LOT of walking, I'm in need of an electric wheelchair. This is the most annoying part of all these aids so far. You see, my physical and occupational therapists want me to have one - places like WalMart or when I'm on campus at Western - are simply too far. I can walk it (with forearm crutches), but I'm rapidly exhausted (energy conservation, remember?). Even the Nebula's this past weekend were a lot, and by the time I'd been there two days, I felt like I'd gone a few rounds with Ali. It took two days home to recover from two days there.
The problem is that my insurance company won't pay for the kind of chair I need right now (a transportable one). I've got my eye on the KD Smart Chair (and a couple of others like it). What's nice about it is that it folds up (like a stroller), which means I don't need either a new vehicle or massive (and expensive) modifications to our existing one. My insurance company will only pay for a regular electric chair AND if I must use it in the home. Well, I don't have to use it in the home and even if I did, I couldn't - my home is too small and two floors. (As an aside, my occupational therapist really wants me to move and use the chair at home when I need to - inside the house falls, which happen to me on a regular basis, are very dangerous, as are the stairs.) And a regular chair would require a new vehicle or modifications. And I'd have to move to a different, accessible house. Are you beginning to see the level of complications involved in this? So, that mobility solution is on temporary hold until we figure out some way to tackle the problems involved. (This is one of those times where money might not buy happiness, but it's very good at solving certain problems...)
I leave for the summer MFA residency at Western in just a few weeks, and the forearm crutches are going to have to do the job. If the campus were on a flat surface and not at an altitude of almost 8000 feet, I'd feel more confident. The other trick is how the hell does one carry all this stuff, even if I have it? I guess I could wear the braces, clip the cane to the chair, hold the crutches, and then pray it doesn't rain while I'm trying to get from one place to another. :-)
Well, in any event, we've got a large incoming group of fiction students that I'm excited to meet, and I anticipate a very busy summer session. Wherever you are and whatever you're doing, I hope all is going well in your world.
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I was installing Ubuntu to the internal disk in my main machine, with all external drives unplugged for safety - then discovered I had accidentally chosen the external drive and it wasn't unplugged. (Seeing three drives not two listed as installation targets should have tipped me off, but I guess my IQ was low that day.)
The external drive, in compliance with Murphy's Law, was my backup drive with all vital current files. Poof! The last few months of work gone. Now the drive shows only the stuff I normally expect in / on any Linux machine. It mounts showing as ext4, but the disk was (I'm 98.5% sure) originally ext3.
However, the installation did not finish. Whatever files got copied, clobbered only a fraction of the disk. df reports only 1% of the space used. Maybe the bulk of my valuable files are okay, and could be recovered with some tool?
There are other questions on this site about file recovery, but many are for Microsoft Windows, or for malfunctioning disks, or some other situation. I'm on Linux with a physically healthy external disk. I'm fairly sure that the more recent and more important files are in multiple copies on that disk, so if one copy is clobbered there's hope to get the second copy.


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Three suspects arrested after fatal shooting in Texas County
There are 787 comments on the Springfield News Leader story from Mar 20, 2006, titled Three suspects arrested after fatal shooting in Texas County. In it, Springfield News Leader reports that:Texas County authorities suspect three individuals were involved in a fatal shooting last night.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Springfield News Leader.
#1 Mar 20, 2006
Anyone have any ideas who the victims or suspects are? It's kinda creepy knowing that something like this could happen in such a small town...
#2 Mar 20, 2006
The fatal shooting victim is Travis Walker, 19. The three arrested were Kurt Geise and his two sons, Nathanial and Andrew.
#3 Mar 20, 2006
These people live in Willow Springs and, yes, it is pretty creepy. You figure something like that would happen in big city places.
#4 Mar 20, 2006
who was the other person injured??
#5 Mar 20, 2006
What I've heard is Bobby Brummet. Don't know him personally, but knew Travis.
#6 Mar 20, 2006
It's such a tragedy. I actually associated with both of them. Has anyone heard any reports of the cause of the shooting? Just a heated argument...or something worse? It's impossible to find anything out right now.
#7 Mar 20, 2006
We will probably never really know the truth of the incident, not unless you know someone who was there. Probably won't know any details until charges are actually filed against the ones arrested/in jail. My fear is it's something worse...
#8 Mar 21, 2006
My daughter was good friends with Travis and dated Bobby for a short time. She has spoken to Bobby and Amanda (another young girl who was present)- apparently, the younger brother was holding the gun to Travis's chest making him beg for his life. Travis attempted to move the gun slightly away from his chest was shot him. If that's not bad enough, the gun was then held on the other five people in the car when they begged to let them take Travis to the hospital they were told that if they moved they would be shot as well. Basically - this man and his sons allowed Travis to die. The coroner has stated that if Travis had recieved medical attention quickly, he could have survived his wounds. It's a sad thing and this man and his sons need to pay for what they have done. Travis was shot in the back seat of the car - what kind of threat could he have presented the backseat of a vehicle? Makes no sense to me.
#9 Mar 21, 2006
do you know if Bobby passed away? I had heard that he did and just wanted to make sure. This is all so sad!
#10 Mar 21, 2006
no Bobby did not pass away i have talked to him since this happened he is doing ok he has broken ribs and a huge lump on his leg
#11 Mar 21, 2006
Thank you for the reply. I am glad that he is doing okay! Several people had told me that he passed away during the night last night. We will be praying for him during this time.
#12 Mar 21, 2006
this whole thing started a while ago with bobby and andrew then they got in a fight and then travis got involved and it went from there but stuff like this isnt supposed to happen in willow springs those boys need to pay for what they did
#13 Mar 21, 2006
I do hope the Geises pay for what they have done, but what can ever bring back a dead kid? And what kid of father raises kids that take pleasure in killing and terrorizing, and takes part in it himself. Hard to believe it happened in Willow Springs.
#14 Mar 21, 2006
that is really rude you all need to stop saying stuff about it b/c you obviously dont know the whole story all of the Geise family is our good friends and we would appreciate it if you stopped the gossip
#15 Mar 21, 2006
I agree that Kurt and the boys should be held responsible for what they did. I've known Kurt and the boys for a very long time and time and again Kurt has been a bad influence on his kids. Messed up in drugs, cheating on his wonderful wife who took him back time and time again...rejecting Jesus, who he used to love and serve...you never know what will happen when you live for self and forget all about Jesus! I feel so bad for the victims and their families, but I also feel horrible for Kurt, Nathaniel, and Andrew!
#16 Mar 21, 2006
The unfortunate thing is it is NOT gossip. The facts remain that a boy is dead at the hands of the Geises. The circumstances are tragic, and everyone involved has lost in this situtation.
#17 Mar 21, 2006
thanks for not being rude because your right this is a tragic situation and i am best friends with tommy and andy and yes i would just appreciate it if people would stop saying mean things about them. w/b
#18 Mar 21, 2006
well hold on tommy just killed someone and you expect people not to say mean things well i think its kind of expected dont you
#19 Mar 21, 2006
Kurt did not incourage those boys to kill or terrorize anyone its not the Geise's families fault that Travis and them came to the house and threatened to kill the whole family. i think you would want to do something to help and tommy got shot to so lay off please. quit causing gossip if you just know things from hear say(gossip) thank you
#20 Mar 21, 2006
well i just think that you guys should mind your own business and let the people deal with it. i went out with nathanael for 2 years and he never did anything wrong. all he was doing is self-defence. travis was the one who pulled the gun on him first. travis was looking for trouble when he showed up at their house and started yelling out wrong words. so yeah some people around here think that yeah it was wrong but they brought them selves in to it. maybe they should have been minding their own business
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Cook lobster tails in boiling salted water until pink and tender or as package directs. Drain. With scissors, cut meat away from the shells and dice. Rinse the shells and set aside. Saute the lobster meat in 4 tbsp. butter in large frying pan for 2-3 minutes. Remove the lobster from the pan. Blend in the flour, salt, paprika, and cayenne and cook for 1-2 minutes. In a separate pan, heat the cream and then add to the flour mixture, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens and boils 1 minute. Stir in the lemon juice. Add lobster. Spoon filling into the lobster shells. Mix together the cracker crumbs, cheese, and remaining tbsp. butter and sprinkle this mixture over the lobster. Bake at 450F for 10 minutes, or until top is golden. Yield: 4 servings. Typed in MMFormat by email@example.com Source: The Jr. League of Elizabeth-Plainfield, New Jersey (The Eastern Jr. League Cookbook) Posted to MM-Recipes Digest by "Cindy Hartlin"
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The Poor State of the Nations Climate
President George W. Bush will deliver his final State of the Union address on Monday. We can be sure he will talk about Iraq and the economy, particularly the hot topic of the moment: recession. He probably will discuss Iran and the war on terrorism. He may talk about immigration and rising oil prices, two topics he raised last year and on which there has been no progress.
But will he talk about global climate change?
On the eve of the address and in no uncertain terms, a group of the nation's leading scientists and policy experts is advising the President that he should.
"We regret to report that the state of the nation's climate policy is poor, and the climate and the ecosystems that depend upon it are showing increasing signs of disruption," the group says in a statement being delivered to the White House today. We can no longer discuss the State of the Union without assessing the state of the nation's climate.
Among the diverse signatories are two Nobel Laureates; nearly 30 mayors of U.S. cities; climate experts from 15 academic institutions including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Duke Universities; and leaders of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Federation of American Scientists, the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, and the International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences. Individuals from several foundations, think tanks, and businesses also signed.
The seven-page statement makes clear that global warming deserves much more attention in the State of the Union address than the President gave it last year, when he sent the policy world atwitter with six words — "serious challenge of global climate change". As it turns out, those words were the high point of the Administration's climate action agenda last year. The low point came in Bali.
Compared to the other issues the president is likely to discuss, none approaches global warming in scale, duration or significance. Recession may be dominating the attention of the White House, the candidates and Congress. But as TIME columnist Justin Fox noted this week, the recession is "just a passing phenomenon."
"Keep that in mind when listening to those presidential candidates talk economics," Fox wrote, "By the time one of them takes office a year from now, this year's slump will probably be history. It's the other stuff that he or she might actually be able to do something about."
Among the themes in the "State of the Climate" paper are that climate change is not a distant problem and it is not simply an environmental issue.
"The early signs of climate change are appearing much more quickly than predicted," the statement says. "These signs are not restricted to the Arctic and Antarctic. We are seeing troubling patterns emerging in the United States that are consistent with the predicted impacts of climate change." Among them are changing precipitation patterns, Atlantic hurricane activity, the frequency and size of wildfires, diminishing snow pack, changing migratory patterns, and damage from insects, including the death of pine forests.
"Some suffering is inevitable and we must help those least able to cope," the statement says. "But the more quickly we reduce emissions today and prepare for the consequences of emissions from the past, the less suffering there will be. Those are the realities that we must acknowledge and act upon now."
Among the statement's many other points are these:
• The transformation to a clean global economy will open "paths of possibility to all Americans, including those the old economy left behind."
• The federal Climate Change Science Program should be fully funded and should produce more information about the local, social and economic impacts of climate change so that communities can prepare.
• In order to have constructive engagement with the international community, the United States needs concrete action at home.
The statement, produced by the Presidential Climate Action Project (PCAP), is open for signature by all who wish to endorse it. It is more than a prompt for the President's address on Monday; it's also a document that, with sufficient support, can send yet another signal to the candidates that this election should be a breakthrough not only for race and gender, but for long-overdue White House leadership on energy security and climate action. The complete document and a signature tool are posted on PCAP's web site: www.climateactionproject.com.
— Bill B.
11 Responses to The Poor State of the Nations Climate
The State of the Climate message was delivered to the White House this morning (Jan. 24). Here's the coverage by ABC News: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=4179801&page=1
Man, Bill, I want some of those happy pills that you are taking!
Bill Becker — Thanks for the link.
The pundits ask of every State of the Union, "Will it play in Peoria?" That's here in Illinois. In Illinois the climate is pretty good, though the weather is often terrible. We have not had the kind of temperature increases seen in Alaska and across the arctic. I sometimes wonder how global global warming is. There are places in the U.S. where the average temperature has actually gone down over the last 30 years or so. The Southern Hemisphere isn't warming the same as the Northern where the northern latitudes are warming much faster than the rest of the hemisphere. Of course, even if the warming is not evenly spread, it is no less distressing to those experiencing it. It is right to sympathize with the mayor's rage against change. Some from states whose residents don't receive an annual piece of oil company profits may find some irony in it. The warming is undeniable. Some will fare worse in a warmer Alaska. Some will fare better. Some have been through it before. The so-called medieval warm period is thought to have been localized in Northern Europe and the northern Western Hemisphere. Perhaps we are in for a repeat.
One of the problems with explaining the global warming problem is explaining what's happening in the present and near future and then explaining the distant 30, 50, and 100 year future. What happens now is not a major problem. It's if we don't do something about this, it will be a much larger problem for future generations.
That's why discussing what's happened so far as being bad, people will look around and say, it's not so bad, just a little warming. The really bad happens in the future, when we've increased temperatures by 2 degrees Celsius and more. We'll be in a different climate, more droughts and floods, and maybe Ocean level rise. Those areas that are food breadbaskets now maybe in the future to dry to farm. Those cities next to the ocean will be fighting rising water.
It's just not in human thinking to consider problems in the future when we are worried about what's happening to us now. Understanding the global warming problem takes more imagination and commitment than most people have.
jcwinnie — I'd happily share my happy pills if I had any. We wrote and delivered the State of the Climate message to the White House with no real hope that anyone there would read it, let alone fold it into the State of the Union address. I intended it as an exercise with two parts. The first is to find ways for the climate-action community to speak with one voice. I tried to do that by writing a statement that goes back to first principles. The second part of the exercise was to keep the drumbeat going for serious climate action in the U.S. The President, as we know, marches to a different drummer. I'm playing more for the candidates and the Congress (there go those happy pills again). In the Presidential Climate Action Project, we've conjured up more than 300 specific ideas for presidential action. The ideas are great, but they won't go far unless the candidates get courage, and the candidates probably won't get courage until they hear the drumbeat growing louder, and louder, and more persistent.
Smart or stupid, good or bad, that's the idea behind the State of the Climate document. Gotta keep trying.
Political solutions are extremely slow. I have advocated looking not to the politicians, but to the people. To demonstrate what I mean by this, I have decided to form the Fossil Fuel Replacement Association. Its purpose will be funding the installation of solar panel, photo voltaic cell and small wind projects. I intend to file the paper work necessary to qualify as a tax exempt 501C(3) with tax deductible for contributers.
Ronald — What is happening now is rather bad, to put it mildly, in all those regions experiencing greater drought and those experiencing greater flooding. Off the top of my head: The Sahel, East Africa, South Asia(flooding), South China(flooding), Australia, Southeast United States. Not to mention that 2007 was a poor crop year in much of eastern Europe. Oh yes, the entire Mediterrean basin is drying up and so the the southern portion of the Amazon Basin.
Handley Certer predicts that 2008 will be much like 2007 and then globl warming will really kick in. Does not look good..
I agree with David: Climate change is happening now. But we don't have to look so far away to see its signs. While the scientists won't attribute a hurricane or five years of temperature records to climate change (they need longer patterns), we're seeing many effects consistent with the predicted impacts: drought, increased intensity and size of wildfires, changing rainfall patterns that leave regions too wet at times, and too dry at others. In my previous posts about the hidden costs of inaction, I mentioned the announcement by federal foresters last week that all of Colorado's and southern Wyoming's mature lodgepole pine forests, more than a million acres, will be dead in 3-5 years due to pine bark beetle infestation, partly as a result of milder winters. (Prolonged cold weather kills them.) Unless you're running from a fire in southern California, none of these signs is so immediate to most Americans that they'll put down the remote control and get up off the couch. But climate change is at our doorstep. Some would say it already has snuck into the house. Still, with apologies to my libertarian brothers and sisters, I suspect it will take carbon pricing and some well-designed government mandates to force action.
Some people think that the global warming that we see and is affecting the climate and weather in some places on the earth is bad.
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That still doesn't compare with what the future climate earth will look like. If the worst that it gets is what we see now, it maybe wouldn't mean we should make the drastic changes to our energy system. The worse problem is that future climate earth will be much worse than what we have now and it is hard relay that idea to people who don't see the problems now.
Some may think the global warming we see is bad, but it is not bad enough to convince many, many people, especially in our country, that it is bad enough to be concerned about. The drought in the southeast is not unlike a drought in the 1950's. Deniers of global warming are still able to convince many people that the droughts and weather changes in the southwest and pacific coast are normal levels for forest fires.
If we were to have a few years of what the climate will be like in the year 2050 or 2100, then you may see some peoples mind changed, but we don't have the luxury or are that lucky. We're stuck with the moderately warmer and changed climate and weather of 2008, not the hugely warmer and very much changed climate and weather of 2050 or 2100. As I understand it, the statistically warm summer of 2003 in Europe will have been statistically a very cool summer in the future.
Bad is all relative. We may consider the climate change we have now as bad. The climate change that is in the future is worse. The future really really bad is all we can work towards to avoid, we are already dialed in for the moderately bad that is going to occur.
I do not speak for libertarians but the words "to force action" are equally grating to the liberal ear.


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Teenage Moods release Mood Ring tonight at 7th St. Entry
The basement of Psychic School is, at least for the time being, off limits.
After an unusually rowdy weeknight concert for the Teenage Moods, the house's lower level is a mess. There are holes punched in the ceiling; a bass amp leans sadly on only three wheels; and even the Christmas lights don't work, leaving the room in darkness and virtually impassable.
"It was a different crowd than normal. Usually if it's all our friends, no one's punching holes in the ceiling," says drummer Taylor Motari, without any hint of malice. "It was just because there were a bunch of other bands that brought their friends that hadn't been here before and maybe thought that was okay because it looks like a meth house."
Indeed, a cursory look from the outside could give the wrong impression: The front porch is strewn with couches, an old barber's chair, and even a row of leather airplane seats, recovered from Lord knows where. But inside the house (where bassist Jillian Schroeder lives) is quainter fare, the living room filled with secondhand furniture, a mixture of various homemade art, and a wall of old VHS tapes. There's even a house mascot, Geo the Cat, who sits himself down on the living room floor.
"Usually I think house shows are more fun," Motari continues, slouching slightly in an arm chair. He has a slicked-back mullet and tucks his hands into a bright green jacket. "The audience is dancing and stuff like that, as opposed to standing and looking at the stage."
Gordon Byrd, curled up in another chair in the corner, agrees. "I think it fits what we do, probably more naturally than being on a stage... There's no separation between you and the crowd, your friends, so it feels less like, 'I'm up here and you're down there.'"
Teenage Moods have only been together for a couple years (they earned a berth in our Picked to Click poll in 2009), but everything the trio has done in that time points to a band preoccupied with keeping things simple and having fun, right down to such lighthearted song titles as "No Place for a Tiger" and "Heavy Bunny." They've self-released one CD to date, distributed in used jewel cases that the band spray painted themselves, as well as a cassette.
"I've got a high-speed tape duplicator that does like 11 tapes at a time, so it's easier to make tapes for me than it is to sit and burn 100 CDs," says Byrd, acknowledging that the format conveniently suits the band's playful, ultra lo-fi garage punk. "If there's anybody that doesn't want a tape but wants the record, it's like, 'Just give us a dollar and download it.' It's probably in better fidelity than the tape is anyway."
Their new release, Mood Ring, was actually recorded around the same time as the first album, and not surprisingly plays like a companion piece. In fact, the cassette, which they started handing out at shows last year, collects acoustic versions of the material from the two CDs, recorded with the help of friends from groups like Sleeping in the Aviary and the Paper Cup Band.
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"We had this room with all these different keyboards and toys and we were like, 'Well, what if there's like four men doing a bunch of singing on it?' We already have these different versions of these songs with us just being a rock band, so we just kind of had fun with that," says Motari. "We were really just throwing ideas out there and having them play songs and by the time it was done it just felt like they were in the band."
Mood Ring, likewise, was recorded in a friend's basement. They made due to the most part without a proper sound booth, instead making use of a comforter hung across the room, with everyone crammed in not far from an open furnace and washing machine. But as Motari explains, that suits them just fine: "We definitely wouldn't just risk all the money of going to a studio and trusting some guy," he explains.
"We work on a pretty small scale, which is fine. Our band fits in my two-door hatchback," Byrd laughs. Things are so small-scale, in fact, that Motari can't use much else beyond a kick drum and a snare when they play shows.
Schroeder, who's been relatively un-talkative through most of the conversation, sitting shyly at the end of the couch, quietly reaches down and picks up Geo, stretching him out on her lap. She scratches him on his belly and giggles.
"But the thing is," Byrd goes on, "if I'd set out to start a band, like this is my dream band. Part of me wants to be serious just because I love it so much, but the whole reason we do it and got everything started was because we're friends and it would be fun."
TEENAGE MOODS play a CD-release show with Sleeping in the Aviary (headlining), Buffalo Moon, and Mystery Palace tonight, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, at the 7th ST. ENTRY. 18+. $5. 9 p.m.
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Inside the ultimate foodie privilege—an evening with the Naples chapter of the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs
The curtains were drawn, the lights dimmed. A man emerged, draped in a silver medallion and a green ribbon weighed down by more metal pins than seeds on a strawberry. I winced at any of his abrupt movements, half-expecting the thick, wide band of regal silk to split in two.
That did not happen, but the evening certainly had its share of drama: The curious figure addressed the crowd, peppering his English with French, sword at his side—a footlong dagger that appeared poached from a medieval swashbuckler (or the baddest carving knife ever to touch a Thanksgiving turkey). But wait; as the ceremony crested, he flashed another blade, this one long and slender, perfect for a duel or skewering meats churrasco-style. All 83 pairs of eyes watched the gentleman, Charles Radlauer, M.D. and J.D., knight 14 initiates into his fraternal organization. As he touched the metal to each shoulder, careful not to slice the new ribbons placed around their necks, he said, "By the power vested in me by the Conseil Magistral, je vous consacre Chevalier de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs."
There were no fight songs or secret handshakes, but from the blue robes capped with scholarly berets, never-empty glasses of unoaked chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon, toasts of "Vive la Chaîne" and emergence of a knotted Moses-like anointing staff ("a grapevine straight from Napa!"), I'd bet my only bottle of 1969 Château Lafite Rothschild that this was no ordinary night at the Naples Yacht Club. READ MORE ….


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CHICAGO — The next governor of Illinois will walk into office and find himself staring at a budget deficit that could top $15 billion. In California, the hole will be $12 billion. In larger-than-life Texas, the two-year total is $18 billion or more.
Faced with such enormous problems, the candidates for governor in those states and many others are playing a tricky political game: They promise to erase the paralyzing deficits but often avoid the painful details of what it will take to accomplish.
In Illinois, for instance, Republican candidate Bill Brady readily acknowledges he doesn't have a plan. He says he will conduct an audit once he's in office and then figure out what to do.
Whatever he comes up with, Brady promises it will solve the deficit in one year, will not involve raising any taxes and will not harm vital state services. He cannot name even one example of how the people of Illinois would be asked to sacrifice something to close the budget gap.
California Democrat Jerry Brown has made only one specific budget pledge — to cut the governor's office by up to $3 million. As to the other 99.9 percent of the deficit, he promises to bring legislators together after the election, then "take it on the road" to figure out what the public wants.
Both candidates for Nevada governor accuse one another of misleading voters. In a recent debate, Democrat Rory Reid mockingly held up a copy of what he said was Republican Brian Sandoval's budget plan — a blank sheet of paper.
Jonathan Williams, director of tax and fiscal policy at the conservative-leaning American Legislative Exchange Council, said candidates mostly stick to vague comments rather than "put their heads out and get them chopped off."
"This is toxic ground for candidates, whether you're talking about tax increases or cutting services," Williams said.
There's no question that most of the 37 governors chosen in Tuesday's elections will face some tough decisions.
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities reported recently that 39 states have projected gaps totaling $112 billion in the coming fiscal year. Once the remaining states weigh in, the total deficit could reach $140 billion, the center said.
And that's after most states already have cut spending or raised taxes to deal with deficits this year and last.
"All the low-hanging fruit has been taken, which only leaves more difficult choices for policymakers," said Arturo Perez, fiscal analyst for the National Conference of State Legislatures.
One reason the choices are so difficult is that voters seem to object to every option.
A recent poll of Illinois voters by Southern Illinois University's Paul Simon Institute found that 57 percent felt the state had plenty of money and should close its budget deficit through spending cuts. But for every possible cut the poll mentioned, a majority of voters were opposed. About 8 out of 10, for instance, said no to cutting education, public safety or aid to people with disabilities.
Ralph Martire, head of Illinois' liberal-leaning Center for Tax and Budget Accountability, blamed the contradictions on a "mutually reinforcing problem."
Politicians promise more services but won't raise taxes to pay for them, Martire said. They depend on budget games and shortcuts instead and wind up blowing holes in the budget. Voters then get used to the idea that they can have services without any pain, and they reject politicians who say otherwise.
"That's nonsense, but they believe it because that's the track record. Eventually, you run out of those games you can play," Martire said.
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If I recall correctly, Jonah's prediction was that Jonah could interpret any outcome of the report as a validation of Jonah's point of view.
It's summer, it's carny time.
You've got it Ron. This is all about me and my sense of personal validation. I really couldn't care less if we have an accountable police force in this town. I'm just hoping I can make a name for myself and move up to a swanky job at the Little Nickel.
That's about as surprising as Libby's commutation.
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If they wanted to keep the spot secret in a honest way, they would not post any pictures of themselves at all. When you post a picture on the internet, anyone with a little bit of gray matter, Google Earth and GPS technology, will find the exact location of the place in a few hours, if not minutes.
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