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Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has less than 24 hours to agree to hold early elections and lift anti-protest laws or the tens of thousands of demonstrators who have been in the streets of Kiev for days will go "on the attack," a leader of the opposition says.
Vitali Klitschko, the heavyweight boxer who is a leading voice among the protesters, issued that warning Wednesday evening. According to the BBC:
"Mr. Klitschko said [President Viktor Yanukovych] could end the stand-off 'without bloodshed' by calling early elections, but that 'tomorrow, if the president does not respond ... then we will go on the attack,' to roars of approval from the crowd."
On Wednesday, two protesters were reportedly shot and killed during clashes with security forces. The BBC says that Ukraine's Radio Liberty reported that the body of another protester "was found in a forest outside Kiev, bearing signs of torture."
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty adds that "on Hrushevskyy Street in central Kyiv, not far from Independence Square, black smoke darkened the sky after protesters there ensured that burning barricades were kept fueled throughout the night [Wednesday into Thursday]. Police used water cannon to try to douse the walls of flames and fired stun grenades at those trying to keep the fires burning, but to no avail."
From Moscow, NPR's Corey Flintoff reminds us that "the opposition accuses Yanukovych of trying to seize autocratic power." There have been protests since last November, when Yanukovych decided Ukraine should pull out of a pending treaty with the European Union. As Corey has reported previously:
"The deal that Yanukovych rejected would have opened up greater trade and investment from the EU, but it would have also required Yanukovych to fight corruption and make democratic reforms. Instead, he made a deal with Russian President [Vladimir] Putin that, as far as we know, at least, didn't require any reforms. Russia is lending Ukraine $15 billion. It's giving a big discount on the price of natural gas that the country relies on for most of its energy. And the opposition accuses Yanukovych of making the country so deeply indebted to Russia that it will never get out of Moscow's orbit."
In Kiev, demonstrators have used tires to build barricades. Smoke is billowing from those piles, as the BBC reports. The center of the city is a "vision of hell," according to BBC correspondent Daniel Sandford.
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Thomas J. Dodd was a Connecticut lawyer who went to Nuremberg, Germany, to be a staff prosecutor of the most infamous Nazis for crimes against humanity.
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This week we return to 1968 and the continuation of the first Mangog story! Thor is really rude to a nurse (but who can blame him?), Balder fights Karnilla's old boyfriends, we see a billion billion examples of exaggeration, and the Mangog *really* wants to unsheath Odin's sword!! -- ooooh my!
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Capcom has not officially committed to a release date for the Devil May Cry 4 demo. However, the date appears to be revealed on Capcom's two official minisites, deceiverdeceived.com and betrayerbetrayed.com. One section of the minisites solicits fans to download a DMC4 widget to post on blogs or their own fan sites. The sample image on the page for the widget states that the DMC4 demo will be made available on Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network on January 31.
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Exilim-branded phone working its way through the FCC, and it looks like that hunch was right-on -- check out this hot snap of an Exilim NX9250 that just turned up. We're told that the chubby-looking handset features a 5.1 megapixel camera (right, Exilim) and "possibly" a WVGA screen, and those hinges suggest a swivel-flip design -- too bad it doesn't look as slick as that W63CA we were secretly hoping for. We'll see what this one looks like all dolled up -- we've got a feeling we'll find out soon enough. One more shot after the break.
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Here is the Spring 2010 Look Book for Genetic Denim. The brand is getting more popular by the day and I love their jeans. They are so comfortable and really easy to wear, I definitely recommend them if you haven't tried them. What do you think of the new styles? I love the rips with the little studs and the zippers on the back of the legs.
Celebs in Denim: Jessica Biel in Genetic Denim
Jessica Biel was snapped arriving at Vancouver airport to shoot The A-Team. She was wearing her Genetic Denim skinny jeans again for the flight. It is true what Ali from the brand said in their interview; celebs do choose Genetic Denim to fly in because they are so comfortable. Jessica looks great though, I love her winter outfit.
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Kristen Stewart was caught by the paps at the LAX airport wearing Genetic Denim The Shane in Ripper Wash. Kristen tells the media this about being famous "What people told me [when I signed on to Twilight] was that there would be a lot of fan girls, people who love the books. But people don't tell you that as long as you're living in Los Angeles, it's a show every second of your day. It's like the Kristen show. And it's so boring!"
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That is the way it ought to be!! My doctor and his nurses are all pistol owners.
This is a discussion on New Dr likes guns within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Due to new insurance, I had to change doctors. Today was my second visit so I thought I best come clean and discuss with my ...
Due to new insurance, I had to change doctors. Today was my second visit so I thought I best come clean and discuss with my new doctor the fact that I conceal carry.
Conversation went something like this:
Me: Doc, I have something that I feel I need to discuss with you. If we are to enter into a relationship here, then there are some things you need to know and some things I need to know if we are to continue.
Doc: Okay, whats on your mind?
Me: I feel it my duty to inform you that I have a conceal carry permit, infact a couple of them, and I am always armed, even now. I feel the need to inform you of this and if you have a problem with it, then I need to move on and seek another physician.
Doc: Why do you feel you need to carry a gun?
Me: Why do people have spare tires? Why do you have fire extingrishers in the building?
Doc: I see your point. No, it does not bother me at all that you are armed. If the goverment says your okay to carry one, then it's okay with me. One of my nurses was involved in a office shooting a few years ago and a deputy was killed. The S.O. brought a prisoner in for an exam and he got ahold of the escorting deputies gun and killed him and a patient. My nurse saw the whole thing and she admits that it could have been prevented.
Me: I remember when that happened. I can not risk being in a situation where I can not defend myself. How do I know that you folks here in the building have not mad a patient mad or the spouse of one of your nurses wont come here to seek revenge. I just wanted you to know that I carry and if I ever have to disrobe, the gun will be concealed and no one ever has to know, except you and I.
Doc: Agreed. As long as you have control of it and keep it covered up, I have no problem at all.
We then went into why I was there..BP is down from last visit and we talked meds etc..all in all, I was very pleased with his demeanor and I think he was impressed with my openess and frankness of the matter. I only wish y'all out there had a doctor that was this cool to deal with!
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That is the way it ought to be!! My doctor and his nurses are all pistol owners.
We will be much better off when we learn to deal with things as they really are, instead of how we wish them to be!
sounds like you found a great doc
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Sounds like a great visit to me. Glad it worked out for you.
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A very poor reason to evaluate the competence of your new doctor. Personally, I have chosen my Drs for their medical expertese not their political, religious or gun views. That said after four heart attacks and two heart bypasses.
He knows I carry, since in the background check, the Sheriff's office asked him for a report. Further, both Drs are in a large (four stories) medical building which does prohibit guns. I respect the owners of the building's wishes. After all, it's their building.
Q: "Why do you carry a gun?"
A: "Because a cop is too heavy."
That is fantastic! I think the direct approach is always the best. Be honest and up front and 9 times out of 10, it will go well!
Well done with the new Doc!
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Please help me understand why you felt the need to "come clean."
Maybe I'm a bit slow tonight, but I can't get my head around that one.
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
"Brains before Bullets"
your call ... I wouldn't offer that knowledge unless its discovery became imminent.
During my physical the nurse gives me a gurney to put on. I undress in the privacy of the exam room leaving my weapon folded in my clothes on the chair next to me.
Doc does his thing, he leaves, I dress.
So far so good, living in Mass I tell no one.
Glad it worked out for you and your gun friendly Doc.
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
I suppose I was wondering the same thing.


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A Gift of Hot Chocolate
My mom died in a nursing home five years ago this week. She spent the last 10 months of her life there following a severe stroke. Mary was buried next to her mom, Ann, at the top of a gently rising hill in a cemetery during a 13-inch snowfall in Cleveland.
There was a lot of talk about hot chocolate that day.
My mom always found ways to give something to others. Multiple sclerosis forced her to use a wheelchair, but she still figured out ways to give gifts. She took a ceramics class in her apartment building and made Christmas ornaments for family and friends. Some of them hang on our tree even now. A red-nosed reindeer that she made stands in our living room each December.
After her stroke, she was very limited. One side of her body didn't work at all. She was bedridden those last 10 months. Still, she found a way to give. When the attendants at her nursing home came around and asked what she wanted for each meal, she ordered a packet of hot chocolate with it.
She didn't like hot chocolate. Never drank it. But she saw an opportunity to come up with a gift. She saved the packets of hot chocolate and gave them to my sister Joanne, who has two boys. They would get the gift of hot chocolate from her.
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Stromlo what a great park
Are you from Canberra ?
New sign went up on one of my back yard trails after a little incident last week.
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Stromlo what a great park
Are you from Canberra ?
It is awesome and i can't wait to go back so many more tracks to explore.
I'm from Sydney but made the trip down there to check it out.
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It is awesome and i can't wait to go back so many more tracks to explore.
I'm from Sydney but made the trip down there to check it out.
I am sure it was worth the drive. Did you head out to East Kowen - Sparrow Hill?
If not next time you are down make sure you head there some awsome trails out there
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I am sure it was worth the drive. Did you head out to East Kowen - Sparrow Hill?
If not next time you are down make sure you head there some awsome trails out there
I didn't but thanks for the tip, i'll make sure i check it out.
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Irregular Trail in the Phoenix Mt. Preserve.
unfortunately it was fenced in so we couldnt get our bikes near it for a shot.
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Serpentinas Trail Blackwater Forest NW FL. Wife and I had a great ride in awesome weather (around 76 & mostly sunny). Excellent little trail if any of you are ever around this way
Ha ha, I've definitely been on some steep trails where I've had to control my bladder!!
Edit - I've received quite a bit of interest in this so after the pics I'll share the background info.
In 1942 the worlds first nuclear reactor (CP-1 or Chicago Pile 1), located under the bleachers of Stagg Field at the University of Chicago went critical creating the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction. It was the start of the Manhattan Project - the United States attempt to develop the first atomic bomb.
A couple months after the reactor went critical, they thought in might not be a good idea to have the only active nuclear reactor they wee attempting to waeponize sitting under the grandstand at a college in the middle one of the largest metropolitan areas in the country. It was disassembled and moved about twenty miles outside of town (cause that would have saved everyone if SHTF) into the Manhatan Project site at Red Gate Woods in the Palos Forest Preserve. It was rebuilt with some upgrades and renamed CP-2 and became a military gaurded secret. The whole area was guarded by Army MP's, no one was allowed in, and no one was told why. Eventually they built CP-3 there as well.
In 1956, the Manhattan Project facility was demolished and CP-2 and CP-3 were decommissioned. The researchers moved to what is now Argonne National Laboratory but there was a crap load of radioactive nuclear waste at the old site... the nuclear fuel got shipped down to Tennessee, but the reactor and the buildings, the dug a massive hole, tossed it in, buried is in concrete and laid dirt over the top of all of it.
In the mid 90's 35 acres of the forest preserve was quarantined after an inspector found a chunk or uranium barely at the surface, further testing found a whole bunch of radioactive and toxic **** in the ground. They spent 5 years and a few million dollars cleaning it up before it reopened. The nuclear reactor is still buried beneath that grave stone and every year inspectors come to test the ground and well water pumps for contamination. There was an article I read a few years ago about the levels of radioactivity in the well water being deemed "safe" by inspectors who refused to drink it... go figure.
Every year my local (until I moved) mountain bike advocacy group does the "Palos Meltdown" mountain bike race. It's the only large good trail system in Chicago area (probably because they can't dig there to add buildings or anything). Along the single track there a little gap in the trees, looks like doorway, that opens to a small field with that nuclear grave stone in the center.
Google will find you plenty of info if you want to know more.
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the 2012 Palos meltdown race route right through it all
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New sign went up on one of my back yard trails after a little incident last week.
yeahhh from where are u ??
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It's a possibility, legally speaking, since she admitted that the initial account the Sofitel housekeeper gave police was incorrect in some details. Misleading a grand jury leaves her open to criminal charges — as do the falsehoods she told to get asylum in the States. Reuters, raising the question, explains that it's unlikely that an administrative court would actually pursue deportation of the woman, unless it becomes clear that she invented the case to make a financial profit. But given the comments the woman made on the phone to her boyfriend ("words to the effect of, 'Don't worry, this guy has a lot of money. I know what I'm doing,'" ), that's a legal course of action that it's impossible to dismiss out of hand yet. Any such move would, of course, be seen as the cruelest sort of piling-on — but the fact that it's now on the table as a matter of discussion speaks volumes about how far this case has shifted.


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In this paper we present a method for drawing inferences about the process of financial losses that are associated with the operations of a business. For example, for a bank such losses may be related to erroneous transactions, human error, fraud, lawsuits, or power outages. Information about the frequency and magnitude of losses is obtained through the search of a number of sources, such as printed, computerized, or Internet-based publications related to insurance and finance. The data consists of losses that were discovered in the search. We assume that the probability of a loss appearing in the body of sources and also being discovered increases with the magnitude of the loss. Our approach simultaneously models the process of losses and the process of populating the database. The approach is illustrated using data related to operational risk losses that are of special interest to the banking industry.
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Deep Summer Bluegrass Festival!
Come to The Chrystal Opry House at Melody Ranch and see how enjoyable local live music in a family friendly atmosphere can be.
Aug 25-27
Bands Scheduled So Far!
Melody Ranch Ramblers- Thursday
Grandpa's Neighbors- Thursday
The Williams Family Band- Thursday
Copper Canyon- Thursday/Friday
Bluefield Express- Friday
Upper Grassmen- Friday
Honi Deaton and Dream- Friday/Saturday
Grass Notes- Saturday
Shady Grove Ramblers- Saturday
Southbound Mule- Saturday
Bands Subject To Change
One day pass $16, Afternoon only $8, Evening only $10, Three day pass $36
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A deadly accident tied up traffic for hours in Manhattan Wednesday morning. The Kansas Highway Patrol says it happened just before 7:00 a.m. on K-18 in the 4000 block of Fort Riley Blvd.
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The College of Islamic Studies offers a part-time and accredited program of study which caters to Western Muslims. The College attempts to combine the best and most practical ways of studying Islam, while remaining within the paradigm of an Islamic worldview. CIS focuses not only on academic and educational development, but also stresses the importance of spiritual and moral education. By emphasizing the realization that Islam is a holistic way of life manifested in all layers of society, CIS prepares its students to become assets to the community at large.
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For reference purposes only no wagering! Steph Mineart lists 161 famous short stories, in ascending order of length. (Shortest one listed: Virginia Woolf's "A Haunted House," a breezy 710 words.) The average: a hair over 4000 words.
She's also done a list of word counts for famous novels, and no, War and Peace (587,287 words) isn't the longest.
And I note with no small degree of angst that I have written nearly four million words in the last five and a half years 55,000 just in January but I seriously doubt I could put together a decent 4000-word short story. (Although this isn't too awfully bad for 300 and change.)


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Type in Tuscaloosa Marine Shale blog and check out that website. 2 small leases, one well permitted.
This is great news, the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale is gaining momentum and is a very promising play with great results so far. I need to get into the oil business.
Is it the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale or the Austin Chaulk that EXXI is getting in to. I piece I read talked about EXXI drilling in the Austin Chaulk.
Nice, but more interested in hearing positive news about Davy Jones #1, as that would really make the stock gap higher.
Work on DJ1 has been pretty much suspended, I think. Didn't they say fall 2013 for another look at the project? Looks like we're back to fearing the upcoming the GOM storm season when the focus here could be just as well on the improvement in NG prices and the benefit to a producer which produces 40% natural gas. Up a dime today on NG.


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A home improvement store will not be coming to Manhattan after all.
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Praising the script for Fox's upcoming reboot "24: Legacy," the actor teases that Jack Bauer is "still out there, so you never know what's going to happen."
Pilot season is moving forward at every network including Fox, who just cast Ashley Thomas in their "24" reboot series, "24: Legacy."
Hot Toys unsheathes Guardians of the Galaxy's Drax, Tweeterhead goes classic with Batman and Diamond Select Toys shows off Comic Book Heroes.
"Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith's" Bail Organa is joining Fox's "24" revival as a US Senator with "higher political aspirations."
Anna Diop has been cast opposite Corey Hawkins and Miranda Otto in the pilot for the miniseries reboot of "24."
Evan Katz & Manny Coto, who co-created the in-development X-Men spinoff series "Hellfire," have left the project to work on Fox's new "24" series.
"DC's Legends of Tomorrow" stars Wentworth Miller & Dominic Purcell will reprise their "Prison Break" roles in a new Fox event series.
The former "24" star revealed that, while he appreciates his time on the show, he plans to move onto other things.
The event series is expected to be a "total reset" of the long-running franchise that likely wonât include any familiar characters - not even Jack Bauer.
During Fox's Television Critics Association panel today, network executives revealed they were very interested in more "X-Files," "24" and "Prison Break."
IDW presents Ed Brisson & Michael Gaydos' "24: Underground", the fiery conclusion that sees Jack Bauer trying to escape the CIA and Russian mafia.
"24" star Kiefer Sutherland and executive producer Jon Cassar opened up about "Live Another Day" and the evolution of Jack Bauer.
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Ed Brisson & Michael Gaydos' "24: Underground" #1 gives new life to Jack Bauer, chronicling his adventures after the end of his acclaimed TV series.
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Erica Larson, News Editor
Erica Larson, news editor, holds a degree in journalism with an external specialty in equine science from Michigan State University in East Lansing. A Massachusetts native, she grew up in the saddle and has dabbled in a variety of disciplines including foxhunting, saddle seat, and mounted games. Currently, Erica competes in three-day eventing with her OTTB, Dorado.
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Nine California Horses Confirmed EHV-1 Positive
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Seven horses from one farm and two residing on another premises have tested positive for neurologic EHV-1. Read More
Epiglottic Abnormalities in Nonracehorses: A Review
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New Research into R. equi Vaccine Completed
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Zenyatta Owners: "You Can't be Unhappy Around Her"
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Jerry and Ann Moss discuss life before Zenyatta, the journey the big mare, and plans for "Baby Z." Read More
Weaning Stress and Nutritional Influences
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Nutritional support could reduce the stresses and health challenges that weaning places on young horses. Read More
Eight California Horses Showing Signs of EHV-1
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Eight additional horses in Tuolumne County are displaying clinical signs consistent of EHV-1. Read More
California Horse Confirmed EHV-1 Positive
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A new case of neurologic EHV-1 was confirmed in California on September 12. Read More
The Equine Digestive Tract and How it Relates to Colic
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Equine Piroplasmosis: Kentucky Entry Requirements Updated
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All horses originating from Texas must be accompanied by proof of a negative EP test to enter Kentucky. Read More
Grazing Muzzles' Efficacy at Reducing Pasture Intake
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Grazing muzzles can be effective at reducing pasture intake, sometimes reducing intake by as much as 85%. Read More
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New Campaign Assists Vermont Horse Owners Affected by Irene
September 03, 2011
A newly launched campaign in Vermont hopes to assist owners affected by the storm care for their horses. Read More
Kentucky Horse Tests Positive for WNV
September 02, 2011
A 6-year-old Standardbred mare from Fleming County, Kentucky, tested positive for West Nile virus Sept. 2. Read More
Additional EHV-1 Cases Confirmed in California
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2010 Canadian Equine Industry Profile Study Results Released
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Tenth NSW Horse Tests Positive for Hendra
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A tenth horse in New South Wales has tested positive for hendra virus, bringing the national total to 21. Read More
Hurricane Irene: Too Early to Assess Equine Industry Damage
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Neurologic EHV-1 Confirmed in California Horse
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Glanders: 21 Horses Euthanized at Lebanon Racetrack
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Best Western Prezident Hotel
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The Best Western Prezident Hotel is one of a few five star hotels in Serbia and enjoys a privileged location of vicinity of Novi Sad's fair (100 m) offering a level of style, comfort and elegance to suit every occasion.
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The Frozen Ground (2013)
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The Frozen Ground
is inspired by the incredible true story that follows Alaskan State Trooper Jack Halcombe (Nicolas Cage) as he sets out to end the murderous rampage of Robert Hansen (John Cusack), a serial killer who has gone unnoticed for 13 years. As the bodies of street girls start to pile up in Anchorage, fear strikes a chord with the public. Risking his life, Halcombe goes on a personal manhunt to find the killer before the next body surfaces. When a seventeen year old escapee (Vanessa Hudgens) reveals key information about the case, Halcombe is finally on the trail of the killer.
The Frozen Ground Release Date
In Theaters August 23, 2013
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Nicolas Cage, Vanessa Hudgens, and John Cusack
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For a movie based on a real-life serial killer, The Frozen Ground's trailer is amazingly bland and as colorless as the attractive snowy Alaskan backgrounds. Hudgens seems to be channeling her inner Brittany Murphy here, playing Cindy Paulson, a girl who escaped the clutches of killer Robert Hansen (Cusack).
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Emmett says that Cent has moved a bunch of tour dates around to make sure he can be committed to the film, a gesture that proves he actually does care about making his career as an actor work and isn't just there for a quick dollar. Get used to seeing him on screen, we're going to get a lot of it in the next couple of years
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Can we PLEASE get some SSBB friend code action in here? I can't connect to Chicago without a good 1.5 secs of lag, and it's making my friends think they can beat me.
Um, are these all multi-platform?
I think SSBB is Wii-only, but what about the JPRG you reviewed (Lost Odyssey)?
@2: Lost Odyssey is 360 only. Army of Two is 360/PS3. SSBB is Wii-only. I've edited the original post to reflect that.
@1: This seems as good a place to do so as any, though I've held off doing so because having to explain the absurdity of the "friend code" system to everyone else would probably make Slog readership drop by the hundreds. My Smash Bros code is 5241-1527-6245.
@3 - thanks. Dang, cause Lost Odyssey sounded intriquing.
When Ian gets SSBB we'll see if we can friend you - I'm not into it, but he and his friends are.
Is Army of 2's co-op system only available through xbox live? Or can roommates play together on the same tv and xbox? Thanks!
Hands down the best thing about Lost Odyssey was the Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit commercial. Brilliant.
SSBB friend code: 1719-2839-1694
I'll reload this thread in 16 or so hours and add all the SSBB friend codes listed here.
@5: You can have two friends in the same house, on the same screen, play that lousy game together.
Companies have still been releasing games since SSBB came out? Why?
hey sam, we want to see your gf
ao2 is only six levels. you can beat it over a weekend without even trying hard. yahtzee properly eviscerated it, though i did play through it w/ my friend and it is a nice filler game to eat up some time until gtaiv comes out.
if you liked gow, you'll kind of like a02. the gameplay is a little more fluid in the sense that you don't stick to walls (i hate that). Instead, you slide into cover and can get out of cover just by walking away, not by pushing the magic "unstick me from this wall" button.
The weapons in a02 are pretty boring, in that there isn't a really big difference between them. the difference between an mp5 and a saw in cod4 is way bigger than in a02.
multiplayer pretty much blows.
i've never liked 3rd person so ao2 still pales in comparison to the gameplay of cod4. which rules all fps on the console.
but at the same time, it wasn't an _unpleasant_ experience. I played through it 1.5 times, but i haven't played it since that initial weekend and doubt i will again. so. like i said. filler game.
If only is was as easy of habit to break as something like crank.
I'm playing COD4 right now and waiting with decreasing patience for Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (delayed, ugh).
I feel bad for people that have only played an FPS on a console since they probably don't realize how laughably ineffective it is to aim with an analog joystick.
@12 - for real. and that you can see your multiplayer stats thrusts the gritty and ugly reality of your gaming habits into your face make it all the more obvious that over 2 days, x hours, and x minutes of my life have been spent doing nothing but fragging high school kids on xbl. i love it. i can't wait for the map pack.
@13 - i couldn't get into rsv, but may rent rsv2. as to your second point, cod4 is the closest to cs:source the console has. and while I agree, for some reason I enjoy playing on a console more.
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While visiting Bolivar last weekend, I learned of a news account about a 68-year-old woman and her trials during the ice storm.
The power went off on Sunday, and she also lost the phone service. She related she had propane heat and a stove, so at least the house was toasty warm. By Monday, she knew she was running out of drinking water, so she boiled some on the stove. Thinking she had more than she needed, she decided to pour some out. In the process, she stumbled and the pot of hot, boiling water spilled on her lower leg, resulting in third-dgree burns.
She related, "I had on long flannels and sweats and I couldn't get my shoe off; it was so hot!"
Since she had no phone service inside the house, she stepped outside and began to yell for help. Unfortunately, there was so much noise from generators and chain saws, no one could hear her. She went back inside and cut the leg out of her sweat pants. She went to get her cell phone, but since there had been no electricity to charge it, it was dead and didn't work.
She decided she needed to get a message to the neighbors. Owning a Jack Russell Terrier named "Jack," she wrote a note and attached it to the dog's collar. The note read, "Barbara, I need help. Come up quick." She then told Jack to go see Barbara, referring to one of her neighbors. Jack took off but didn't come back. Apparently, the neighbors were all outside in their back yards playing with their dogs, so Jack began to just play along. Finally, Barbara noticed the note on Jack's collar and the neighbors all raced to the aid of the 68-year-old woman. Barbara went home and called a registered nurse who works at the hospital and was willing to come check on the woman. Then, using the cell phone, they called an ambulance and got her to the burn unit in St. John's in Springfield, where she was hospitalized for seven days. In spite of the terrible accident, Jack did go see Barbara, and the woman's ingenuity got her the much-needed help.