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Let Me In
Thursday, July 1 by Reza F.
Director: Matt ReevesCast: Chloe Moretz, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Richard JenkinsSynopsis: A bullied young boy befriends a young female vampire who lives in secrecy with her guardian.Release Date: October 1, 2010
13 Memorable Movie Hookers
Thursday, July 1 by
Everyone loves a dead hooker. Everyone loves a live hooker for that matter. "Makin money the hard way" is one of the mankind's oldest professions. And though it's not necessarily something you hope for your children to aspire to, it's always been a relevant topic in societal discussion.With Love Ranch opening this week, it seems only appropriate that we take a look at a few memorable Hollywood hookers who never fail to get us off:Vivian Ward – Pretty Woman
'Let Me In' Teaser: Gory Fun Without the Annoying Subtitles
Thursday, July 1 by
Chloe Moretz is back as another bloodthirsty tween in this teaser for Matt Reeves' Let The Right One In remake, Let Me In. Kodi Smit-McPhee stars as a bullied boy who befriends his new neighbor, a vampire child who keeps busy by eating members of the community. That's definitely a dick move, but not as bad as my neighbor who keeps stealing my parking space. That jerk deserves to be staked. LOOKS PRETTY SOLID TO ME. CHECK IT OUT AFTER THE JUMP AND LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK…
Big, Bad Texas is Too Scared for 'Paranormal Activity 2′
Thursday, July 1 by
Like everyone else in America, I've always had to endure the boastful claims of the state of Texas. From the "Don't Mess with Texas" slogan to awful Dallas Cowboys fans to the "Steers and Queers" line in Full Metal Jacket, Texans always seem to walk around like their poo-poos don't stink. Well guess what, Tex; you're not so tough after all! Cinemark has pulled the trailer for Paramount's "Paranormal Activity 2" from several theaters in Texas after receiving numerous complaints that the promo was "too" frightening. Well look at the scared little state of Texas pissing itself in the corner over a cheesy horror movie trailer. Pathetic. Why don't you run home to your "Friday Night Lights" and your "Austin City Limits," ya pansies! (Variety)
Jeffrey Jones: A Life Less Ordinary…Because He's a Sex Offender
Thursday, July 1 by
I'll take a one-way ticket to Bangkok, please.Ferris Bueller always said Principal Rooney was a bad guy. Turns out, he was right.Actor Jeffrey Jones, best known for his roll as Principal Rooney in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, was arrested (again) for failing to register as a sex offender (again). Jones' sex-offender status stems from an incident in 2003 where the actor was caught with child pornography. He also paid a then 14-year-old boy, Cameron Frye, to pose for pornographic pictures.What makes this case so galling is that it all could have been avoided if Jones would have had enough consideration to explore his dark urges in Thailand, like a decent human being. For shame, Jeffrey. For shame.Now, please enjoy these out-of-context quotes from Jones' character in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which are much funnier now that he's a known sex offender. (Cinema Blend)See the quotes after the jump.
Pee-Wee's Big Apatow Adventure
Wednesday, June 30 by
Hey Jeffrey Jones, I know you are, but what am I! Pee-Wee Herman (aka Paul Reubens) has at least one last big adventure left in him now that director Judd Apatow has announced he will produce the character's return to the big screen. The news comes nearly 20 years after an unfortunate incident involving a porno theater and his own wiener left Reubens a Hollywood pariah, all but killing the Pee-Wee character. Luckily for Reubens, society has finally devolved to the point where wanking off in a seedy porno theater no longer precludes one from being a children's entertainer. "Let's face it," says Apatow, "the world needs more Pee-Wee Herman. I am so excited to be working with Paul Reubens, who is an extraordinary and ground-breaking actor and writer. It's so great to watch him return with such relevance." I agree. We need more Pee-Wee. But relevance? I'm not sure feeding off of pathetic Gen-X nostalgia counts as relevance. Unless, of course, making boatloads of cash is the same as being relevant, in which case Pee-Wee is about to become one relevant mofo. (Empire Online)
100 Greatest Movie Insults
Wednesday, June 30 by
A man named Harry Hanrahan, formerly know as hh, put this little diddy together for the folks at Pajiba. It's quite an impressive montage of words you shouldn't yell at your mother. Your father's a different story.Here are your lily-livered links.Starz Cancels 'Party Down', 'Gravity' (TVSquad) What's Inside A Box Of Coca Puffs (Asylum) Don't Laugh– Ryan Seacrest Is Larry King's Best Replacement (PopEater) People Really Hate 'The Last Airbender' (FilmDrunk) Shut The F-Up, Says Your Grandma (HolyTaco) A Video Tribute To Danny 'Machete' Trejo (Unreality) 16 Things You Didn't Know About Hgh Hefner (BroBible) Trampoline Causes Gruesome Ankle Break (TotalProSports) Hottest Movie Monster Lovers (Maxim) M-1 Global's Russian Ring Girls (CagePotato) Emma Watson Gets A Badass Tattoo (CelebJihad) Twilight: A Guy's Survival Guide (Smosh) Best Cinematography Of The Last Decade (Pajiba) Footloose Remake Premieres This Thursday In LA (Atom) New Orleans Running Of The Bulls (MadeMan)
Stallone Stabs At Banter For A Change In New 'Expendables' Trailer
Wednesday, June 30 by
On paper The Expendables is terrible. In execution it is the most fun I've had in a movie theater for quite some time. This movie almost has it all; explosions, gratuitous violence, badasses, unnecessary motorcycle-riding montages, bad guys getting their heads kicked off, and awkward stabs at banter delivered by foreign tongues. And this new one minute cutdown of the trailer highlights all those elements. Especially the banter. Somebody in Internet add a laugh-track to this movie immediately. Somebody not me. CHECK OUT THE COMEDIC STYLINGS OF JET "SHECKY" LI AFTER THE JUMP…
'Final Destination 5′ Now '5nal Destination'. Derp.
Wednesday, June 30 by Defy Media
Someone in Studioland got a raise today. Their suggestion to change the title of Final Destination 5 to 5nal Destination almost certainly earned them a corner office with a view of the commissary. You may be asking yourself, "What does 5nal Destination mean anyway?" It doesn't matter, you. It'll look good on a poster, and high schoolers can change it to say Anal Destination.When you go to look for the film at the video store though, assuming video stores still exist when it gets released on DVD, don't search for it in the "F's" because you won't find it there. Look for it next to the cookie dough bites. It should be reasonably discounted almost immediately. (/Film)
5nal Destination
Wednesday, June 30 by Reza F.
Director: Steven Quale
Jude Law, Ray Winstone Join Scorsese's 'Hugo Cabret'
Wednesday, June 30 by
C'mon, guys. The smoke bothers his eye.Hugo Cabret, or the movie formerly known as The Invention of Hugo Cabret, has begin filming, with Martin Scorsese stationed behind a 3D camera shout-stuttering, "I-I-I wantit in my face more!" Two more actors have signed on to put it in Scorese's face. Jude Law and Ray Winstone join the already cast Sacha Baron Cohen, Ben Kingsley, Asa Butterfield, and Chloe Moretz.Christopher Lee, Helen McCrory, Frances de la Toru, and Richard Griffiths have also jumped into Hugo's sandbox. The film tells the tale of an orphan boy living a secret life in the walls of a Paris train station. He finds a broken machine and gets caught up in a magical adventure. No drugs or execution-style hits are involved, and Joe Pesci won't force himself on any women. (/Film)
Josh Hutcherson Is The New 'Spider-Man'
Wednesday, June 30 by
A Spider-Man is born.Marc Webb and Sony have finally selected a young actor to play Peter Parker from their list of young actors not quite right for the role of Peter Parker. According to a source at Blue Sky Disney Blog, Josh Hutcherson has been offered the role in Sony's Spider-Man reboot and he has accepted. Casting has been in the works for some time and after extensive test shoots, Hutcherson has come out on top. Bear in mind that there hasn't been an official press release from the studio at this time. So if this turns out to be wrong, pick a fight with Disney's army of lawyers.Apologies to Jamie Bell, Andrew Garfield, Frank Dillane, Logan Lerman, Alden Ehrenreich, and Anton Yelchin. You guys played a good game out there, but you still lost. No victory Baskin Robbins visit for you.
Cover Your Everything for the 'Jersey Shore' Season 2 Teaser
Wednesday, June 30 by
They're in Miami, bitch. The east coast was cold, making it impossible to cop a sweet tan, so MTV crated up the cast of "Jersey Shore" and shipped them to Miami for Season 2 of the decline of totally juiced western civilization. As you can probably guess, there's more drinking, scratching, narcissim, and unintelligible negative comments toward ego-threatening houseguests, all with a built in fish out of water hook. Cocaine sales in South Beach are about to skyrocket. Check out the teaser after the jump…
'Love Ranch' Actress Gina Gershon
Wednesday, June 30 by Defy Media
Gina Gershon has always made my film reel shutter, from being the best thing in the epic disaster Showgirls to playing a mob battling lesbian ex-con Bound, she knows how to bring th sizzle back into movie screen sexy. With her current film Love Ranch she gets to be in back into her cathouse gear and amping up the cinema sweat with Joe Pesci and Helen Mirren.A word from Gina: "Actresses are nightmares. I don't hang out with any of them. That's a problem with my profession. I try not to be like an actress."Don't act. Just be. You could take some lessons from Elizabeth Berkley in Showgirls. All that floppin' and twitchin' during the pool sex scene came natural to her. More pics of anti-actress Gina after the jump.
Edgar Wright Will Start Work On 'Ant-Man' Soon
Wednesday, June 30 by
Edgar Wright considers casting Vin Diesel.For those not in the know and too lazy to look it up, Ant-Man is a scientist who shrinks down to tiny size and controls the thoughts of ants via a special helmet. Yeah. Pretty dumb. So why is Edgar Wright making a movie about this? He undoubtedly has a golden touch, but can he turn Ant-Man into something watchable? Turns out, he hasn't given it too much thought.I haven't actually started the second draft yet–I'm not going to be able to until this film [Scott Pilgrim] is out–but what we wrote for the first draft, and what Marvel really liked, is that it's funny, but it's a genre film. It's about the level of comedy that Iron Man has. The idea is to make a high-concept genre film where it's within another genre. His suit and its power is the big gadget and it takes place in the real world. I just wanted to do something that was slightly different than the superhero origin film. I felt that between that and the various mad scientist, crazy doctor films that we've all seen, this would be a way into an origin that was slightly different. I'm not really a multi-tasker–I haven't done anything since Marvel liked our first draft.Word on the street is that Wright's first draft is amazing. I still think it's pretty dumb. Ants are really non-threatening unless you're planning to commit some kind of picnic-based heist. Or if you're lackadaisical when it comes to guarding your pee hole. And if that's the case, maybe you're just not well-suited for a life of crime. (Box Office Magazine)


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A chain of islands in Beaufort County has been earmarked by the National Audubon Society as an important bird area, a designation intended to identify and protect habitat for local and migrating birds.
The Beaufort Barrier Islands IBA consists of Harbor, Hunting, Fripp, Pritchard's, Old and Capers islands and spans more than 16 miles, according to a news release from the state Audubon Society and Fripp Island Audubon president Pete Richards.
Richards said local residents were instrumental in achieving the designation, which they sought after realizing the wealth of bird life on the islands.
"We were asked to do a study to monitor piping plovers by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service," Richards said. "When we started looking at (all the islands) and talking about it, we realized there was a much bigger picture here."
The National Audubon Society established the Important Bird Area Program in 1995. There are 2,000 IBAs around the country and 49 in South Carolina, including three in Beaufort County: Morse Creek Inlet/Bay Point Island, Pinckney Island National Wildlife Reserve and Sea Pines Forest Preserve.
The goal is to identify, monitor and protect a global network for the conservation of the world's birds, according to the National Audubon Society.
"Designating an area as an IBA doesn't necessarily guarantee it legal protection," said John Cecil, the national director of the IBA program. But it does distinguish the area as important habitat for birds and can be used as leverage to direct conservation resources to areas that need it most.
At the Beaufort Barrier Islands, bird inventories will aid national research efforts, which are used to set priorities on preserving bird habitat, Richards said.
"What we feel about it is that this is a legacy issue for Beaufort County," Richards said. "It is a gift for future generations."
Endangered Species in Beaufort Barrier Islands Important Bird Area: wood storks, bald eagles, Wilson's plover, least tern, piping plover, little blue heron, glossy ibis, American oyster catcher, black skimmer, gull-billed tern and painted bunting
Other numerous birds: brown pelican, laughing gull, ring-billed gull, black-bellied plover, hooded merganser, common tern, black skimmer, osprey, cormorants, willet, sanderling, cedar waxwing, tree swallow, and various egrets, herons and wrens.


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2011 Australian Open
Posted January 17, 2011 - 01:43 AM
Will Sharapova advance for once? lol
Props to sidthekid871
Posted January 17, 2011 - 05:55 AM
Pau Gasol is GONE
Posted January 24, 2011 - 10:58 AM
Posted January 24, 2011 - 11:00 AM
tennis chicks are so hot. we should have a dedicated thread just for tennis hotties.
most of them are oogly.
serena has the best body but her face is average.
and, a lot of them don't even have any tits
Pau Gasol is GONE
Posted January 27, 2011 - 12:32 PM
Now both him and Rafa are out. It looks like when one of them loses they both do. I wonder who is going to win the title. I think Djockovic will win but Murray has a shot too if he can get to the final.
Edited by 24BlackMamba24, January 27, 2011 - 12:32 PM.
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At 2nd Chance Outreach in Jamestown, clients are not only breaking the bonds of addiction but they are also breaking ground and planting vegetables.
While learning to make the decision to live drug free, they are also learning to live off the land.
"We're getting healthy around 2nd Chance," said Greg Trout executive director of 2nd Chance Outreach.
Since its humble beginnings about a year and a half ago, 2nd Chance Outreach has become a facility well on its way to sustainable living.
"The prayer is I want to use every square inch of the property," said Trout.
With the help of clients and friends, he is working toward achieving his goal.
Already, they have built a nature trail with Bible scriptures and angels adorning the path.
Bare dirt with an erosion problem is on its way to becoming a thriving garden to provide perennial flowers and fresh food for the facility.
There are three enormous raised beds with cold frames to continue growing through the winter season.
Planted there are broccoli, cabbage, kohlrabi, turnips, radishes, 68 different kinds of lettuce, and various greens.
Among the hands tending the soil are those of Rod "Doc" Shirk, a Naturopathic Doctor and master gardener, who came to 2nd Chance last summer when he needed a place to park his camper while his truck was repaired.
He was travelling from Florida to Indiana and from there he planned to go to Belize as a missionary teaching the people to garden.
"You need raised beds so you can raise your own vegetables," said Shirk.
The need for a garden and the desire to serve people kept Shirk in Jamestown.
"I was really surprised we had such great vegetable production this year," Shirk said. "It is really a blessing."
He said they have built an area for cold storage to keep crops such as onions, potatoes, and carrots during the winter.
They've also constructed a large potting shed and plan to put in gardens on either side of the new structure.
To prepare the ground for spring planting, they are hauling in dirt and burning brush to introduce potash to the soil for nutrients.
A 36 x 40 green house is also in the construction process at the property.
Trout said they have ordered 300,000 seeds to fill the gardens with plants next year.
When all work is completed, there will be about three acres of garden growing at 2nd Chance.
To process and preserve the bounty of the vegetable gardens, they built a canning kitchen complete with freezers so they will be able to enjoy fresh grown food year round.
Shirk said he is using the garden at 2nd Chance as a model to write a manual detailing instructions on building and using raised beds.
The manual will be sent to Guatamala, Belize, and Honduras to help missionaries teach people there how to grow their own vegetables.
At 2nd Chance, a drip irrigation system, water lines from the main building to the garden, all electrical work, and carpentry is accomplished by clients.
"Most of the work here is done by clients," said Trout. "The majority of our clients have worked in construction because they don't drug test workers."
Trout also has a background in carpentry.
"When we first came here," said Trout. "We remodeled houses to support the ministry.
Those accumulated talents, skills, and abilities are put to work now to feed the bodies and souls of clients at 2nd Chance.
He said working is part of their therapy.
The therapeutic benefit of being outside gardening is a welcome mind clearing process after hours in the classroom.
"Some months we'll have anywhere from 150 -200 people through here," said Trout. "Every week people are cycling out and new people are coming in for treatment."
Clients spend a day in class and a day working on a project in the garden.
"Being able to work in the garden has kept these folks going," said Trout.
Without a steady funding source, Trout has accomplished much by using scrap materials and donations from local sources.
"We have minimal funds so we did this through what we could scrape up," Trout said.
Starter plants called plugs were donated along with pots, soil, and even cabins.
A prayerful respite area with cabins and a fully stocked fish pond will soon be available for pastors and lay staff to find a quiet area to pray and renew.
Vegetables grown at 2nd Chance's garden are used to feed their clients.
"Our gardening project should pay for itself within a year," said Trout
He projects a savings of about $9,000 per year in food costs.
"Being better stewards of God's money is the main goal," said Trout. "We run 24 hours a day so that brings its own challenges."
One of those challenges is the expense of electricity.
"We practice power conservation," Trout said. "We shut down our whole power grid nine hours a day except for 2 class rooms and the office."
Trout estimates by conserving energy, 2nd Chance will significantly reduce their operating costs.
"It was nothing last winter to get a $5,000 electric bill," said Trout. "We won't know for sure until after this winter season, but we've probably cut that in half."
In preparation for cold winter months, the group has completely winterized the facility with insulation in walls and on pipes, new windows and doors and caulking.
"It would be cool to have 2nd Chance all green," Trout said. "The main point is we don't want to waste - we want to conserve."


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Newburyport Daily News
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I'm a local business owner, and I passionately support the community in which I work and live. I currently employ 70 smart and savvy communications professionals who hang their hats at an office on Water Street, and who fully embrace the culture of Newburyport. Ten years ago, I deliberately put my agency's physical footprint in this city, and I'm so proud of the success we've experienced to date.
The Newburyport of a decade ago was a different city than today, and I'd argue that it has changed for the better. My hope is that 10 years from now, this vibrant city will have continued its upward trajectory while preserving the rich sense of community pride that separates Newburyport from just any old New England town. This is a special place, and that's why it's so important that voters seize the opportunity to maintain the city's positive direction by electing smart, forward-thinking city councilors.
On Nov. 5, Sean Reardon should be elected as a city councilor for Ward 5, and here's why:
Sean embodies everything Newburyport stands for. He's a hard-working family man who is well-respected by friends, colleagues and peers. He is as solid a person as any of us will ever meet, and there's a tremendous credibility in the fact that he is already supported by both legacy officials and a vast collection of new constituents. He connects generations, and that ability to span across the old and new is meaningful here in Newburyport.
Sean is a young guy who has earned the right to not only chime in, but to lead. He is the product of a local family with deep roots, the local education system and the local church. He's had plenty of opportunity to establish a life elsewhere, but he deliberately chooses to strengthen his family's foundation by raising his children in his hometown. There's credibility is that type of decision-making, because you know that his ideas for the future of your family will directly affect his own.
Sean is active, engaged and committed. He is attentive to the key concerns of residents city-wide well beyond his immediate neighborhood. As we all know, significant city-wide decisions are on the elected officials' tables these days, and the folks with decision-making power need to see beyond their own backyard.
Speaking of which, I can't cast a vote for Sean Reardon, as I'm not a Ward 5 resident. I am, however, an active and genuinely concerned local businessman who is very much attentive to the direction of the entire community and the serious decisions being made by elected officials to help steer the city's ship. I urge you to reflect on the issues that matter to you, your family and you community at large, and to further consider electing Sean Reardon to the Newburyport City Council.
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---- — It might not be marked on a calendar, but today is an anniversary few will miss. It's the anniversary of a day a generation wishes it could forget but can't.
It's the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Every detail of that day is indelibly etched into the minds of anyone who was alive on Nov. 22, 1963.
It's a day that still leaves a generation mournful and numb. It's a day an entire nation felt the pain of the assassin's gun.
The firing of that gun is a moment that changed a generation. It is a moment when time froze in place and hasn't moved since in the memories of many. As you swift through our readers' memories of that day throughout today's paper, you'll find it's a moment that's as fresh now as it was 50 years ago.
You'll see how readers remember the minute details of that day. In the days following Kennedy's death, they say, it seemed as if time slowed down.
It was a moment in which so much was loss. Not just in Kennedy's death, but in the hope and inspiration he had instilled in our nation.
He was able to focus the country's attention beyond war to a vision of peacetime potential. The blueprints for the nation's civil rights revolution, Head Start, Medicare and the Peace Corps were all Kennedy's dreams. Many of his dreams have been realized. For some, we seem to lose sight of his path.
Kennedy hit office with these dreams and others squarely in his targets. In his inaugural address, he pointed minds to the stars and gave the nation a deadline to achieve a goal it wasn't certain could be reached.
It was Kennedy who asked Americans to ask what they could do for their country, but who also provided a plan for what the American government had to do for the country and the world — another dream we've lost sight of.
So on Nov. 22, 1963, we didn't just lose our president. We lost our visionary. Our tomorrow.
For those who shared the belief in Kennedy's destiny, his legacy will live on and Nov. 22 will forever be more than just another cold November day.
THE ISSUE The 50th anniversary of Kennedy's death OUR VIEW It's a day many will never forget.


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How Paulson Just Picked the 2012 GOP Nominee
Candidates who favor the trillion dollar Wall Street bailout need not apply.
Here is, I think, a pretty safe prediction: The Republican presidential nominee in the summer of 2012 will have come out against the Paulson-Bernanke bailout plan in the fall of 2008. Conservative rage against the $700 billion "rescue" attempt, as President Bush terms it, has been stoked white hot by Newt Gingrich, Rush Limbaugh, and the powerful pundits of the right-wing blogosphere such as Michelle Malkin and Jonah Goldberg. But the inherent skepticism was there from the very beginning. Economist Brian Wesbury sums up the fears of many economic conservatives: "When the public hears the government must save the economy from capitalism run amok it loses faith in our free market system."
It's all about "first principles" as Fred Thompson might describe it. And a belief in the wonder-working power of free markets is about as basic as it gets for conservatives. Indeed, savvy political observers might have noticed that 2008 runner-up Mike Huckabee has already come out against the bailout. He wrote the following on the Huck Pac website on Sept. 23: "Frankly, I'm disappointed and disgusted with my own Republican party as I watch them attempt to strong-arm a bailout of some of America's biggest corporations by asking the taxpayers to suck up the staggering results of the hubris, greed, and arrogance of those who sought to make a quick buck by throwing the dice."
Count Gov. Mark Sanford of South Carolina as another member of the anti-bailout bunch. On Sept. 25, he told the Greenville News that he didn't believe Paulson's apocalyptic financial warnings. But other prospective 2012 candidates have hopped on board. Tim Pawlenty says he is reluctantly for it. And if McCain finally endorses the Paulson Plan, then count Sarah Palin in, too. Guilty by association. (Or sainthood if McCain kills the bill.) As for Mitt Romney, he's been discussed as a possible member of an oversight board that would monitor the purchases of toxic mortgage debt from Wall Street banks. He might want to say "thanks, but no thanks" to that gig. No word yet from Bobby Jindal or David Petraeus.
Now 2012 may seem awfully far away right now. But is there any doubt that Hillary Clinton would be the Democratic nominee today if she had voted against the Iraq War back in 2002? She was for it, Obama was against it, and Obama is the nominee. And don't be surprised if there are insurgent Republicans in 2010 who run against incumbent GOPer who voted for the bailout in a replay of the 2006 Lieberman-Lamont Democratic primary battle.
You know, there is a conservative meeting every Wednesday here in DC where aspiring conservative politicians show up to make their case to the activists. Each one is asked his or her view on "babies (meaning abortion), guns, and taxes." I think "bailout" might get added to that mix.
Newt Gingrich said voting for the bailout will break against candidates in 2010 and beyond when voters see how destructive it is to the economy. And that's the thing. While the bailout, if Paulson and Bernanke are to be believed, may prevent a financial meltdown, it will not by itself return America to prosperity. The labor market is clearly weakening, and is the last thing to turn around once an economy does regain momentum. So there's a good chance that a perturbed public, currently down on the bailout, will view it as an expensive flop by the time the midterm elections roll around. They will hold its supporters accountable. In other words, anyone cybersquatting www.PaulsonforPresident2012.com


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Adata Technology has announced the release of its S596 Turbo-series solid-state drive (SSD), built using the JMicron JMF616 controller.
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After my mother died, I went to my mother's mother. In 2001, she died, so I stopped school.... Then we went to my auntie, my mom's younger sister.... Most girls find that they start keeping up with [having sex with] stepfathers or uncles. Most are raped. They have no say. They think if you bring them to the police, there will be no one to keep me. So they keep quiet.
-Patricia M., age sixteen[1]
Each year, children are ushered into roles they're not supposed to perform; heading households, unable to attend school, getting pregnant, on the street, into commercial sex. Living with HIV/AIDS has a huge impact on the mind of a child. They lose parents very early, and they're ushered into these roles.
-Alick Nyirenda, Copperbelt Health Education Project, May 25, 2002
The catastrophe of HIV/AIDS (human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome) in Africa, which has already claimed over 18 million lives on that continent, has hit girls and women harder than boys and men. In many countries of eastern and southern Africa, HIV prevalence among girls under age eighteen is four to seven times higher than among boys the same age, an unusual disparity that means a lower average age of death from AIDS, as well as more deaths overall, among women than men.
Abuses of the human rights of girls, especially sexual violence and other sexual abuse, contribute directly to this disparity in infection and mortality. In Zambia, as in other countries in the region, tens of thousands of girls-many orphaned by AIDS or otherwise without parental care-suffer in silence as the government fails to provide basic protections from sexual assault that would lessen their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS.
Through girls' own testimonies, this report shows sexual assault of girls in Zambia in the era of HIV/AIDS to be widespread and complex. It documents several categories of abuse that heighten girls' risk of HIV infection, including (1) sexual assault of girls by family members, particularly the shocking and all too common practice of abuse of orphan girls by men who are their guardians, or by others who are charged to assist or look after them, including teachers, (2) abuse of girls, again often orphans, who are heads of household or otherwise desperately poor and have few options other than trading sex for their and their siblings' survival, and (3) abuse of girls who live on the street, of whom many are there because they are without parental care. All of these situations of abuse must be addressed as part of combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Zambia.
In addition, sexual violence and coercion of girls are fueled by men's targeting for sex younger and younger girls who are assumed to be HIV-negative or seeking them out based on the myth that sex with virgins will cure AIDS: the phenomenon of "sugar daddies," unscrupulous older men who entice girls into sex with offers of gifts or money, has been a particular focus of media and other accounts of the impact of HIV/AIDS on girls in Zambia and elsewhere in Africa. The subordinate social and legal status of women and girls makes it difficult for them to negotiate safer sex and to take steps to protect themselves from HIV infection and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The incidents of sexual assault documented in this report were exacerbated by a number of factors, including discrimination girls in Zambia face in access to education. Many of the girls interviewed by Human Rights Watch were unable to continue in school either because their income or labor or capacity for caring for a sick person was needed in an AIDS-affected family while most boys in the family stayed in school, or due to other exclusionary barriers faced more by girls than by boys. The AIDS epidemic itself, which continues to claim the lives of parents and leave orphans at a rate unprecedented in history, perpetuates situations of particular vulnerability for girls as orphans and household heads.
As this report notes, one of the key problems in the state response is the failure of the criminal justice system to deal appropriately with complaints of sexual abuse. There are many barriers to effective reporting and prosecution of crimes of sexual assault, including additional elements of coercion. For orphaned girls being abused by men who are meant to be their guardians or otherwise to be helping to look after them, reporting the abuse may mean risking abandonment or violent punishment. Families will often go to great lengths to conceal this abuse. In other cases, victimized girls remain silent in the face of legal and social services systems that fail to act to protect girls' rights. To report a crime of sexual violence or abuse, a girl would face a police department that is rarely child- or gender-sensitive, health service providers that may scold her for being promiscuous, a court system lacking any facilities for youths, and a societal structure that teaches girls to be submissive to men. Even if she did report abuse, chances that officials would act against the abuser are minimal. As a result, the perpetrators remain free to abuse, and to infect, again.
The case of sexual abuse of girls, especially orphans, by members of their own family is particularly shocking, not least because adult female relatives often stand by, afraid or intimidated, but nevertheless silent in the face of this abuse. As the ranks of orphans continue to grow sharply, this silence and effective complicity within families bodes ill for Zambian society's ability to confront an epidemic that has favored women and girls among its victims.
The complexity of the risk of HIV transmission among girls is painfully apparent and poses a clear challenge to the global response to the pandemic. However, one relatively simple place to start is to improve the criminal justice system's response to complaints of sexual violence or other abuse. Although criminal prosecutions will never reach all those guilty of such abuse they can ensure that some perpetrators are imprisoned and are unable to reoffend, and they also send an important signal to society that such behavior is unacceptable, helping to change the attitudes that ensure social acceptance of, for example, the sexual exploitation of underage girls. The remedies required to improve the state's efforts to protect millions of girls in Africa represent a very small part of the cost and effort required to mount a comprehensive national program on HIV/AIDS. They do not require a massive overhaul of the justice system. In Zambia, as in many African countries, most of the laws that would protect girls from sexual assault are on the books, but they need to be enforced. The police need special training in gender violence and child abuse, as do medical professionals and educators. Abuses against girls must be investigated and prosecuted and appropriate punishments meted out. Discriminatory practices against girls and women, including under the customary law that is still widely applied in Zambia (even where statutory law or the constitution outlaws such practices), must be addressed. Communities need to be empowered to recognize and act upon signs of abuse. Governments, schools and communities should enhance programs to keep girls in school and in a safe environment. Traditional counselors and healers should be encouraged to incorporate AIDS education into their work, and cultural practices that put girls at risk of HIV infection should be stopped.
This is an important moment for Zambia and for the international struggle against HIV/AIDS. Recent studies have indicated a reduction in HIV prevalence among young adults in Zambia, reportedly due to sexual behavior change, including increased condom use. However, progress in reducing new cases will be stalled if the abuses that put girls at risk of infection are not addressed. In addition, significant resources are being made available for HIV/AIDS programs in Zambia through the Global AIDS Fund as well as through bilateral donors and the World Bank. International and national policymakers should muster the political will and take the steps necessary to break this cycle of abuse and transmission and must make protection of girls' human rights a central part of their anti-HIV/AIDS strategies. Allowing girls to suffer in silence not only perpetuates serious human rights violations; it ensures that the HIV/AIDS epidemic will continue on its destructive course.
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Whether you're getting ready to buy a personal residence or investment property, there are important questions you should ask yourself and research before deciding on what your offering price will be. Just as the seller must do their homework and set the asking price at a justifiable number, you must do the same to justify your offering price.
The Actual Condition of the Home Will Reflect Your Offering Price
Is the home you are looking at truly ready for you to move in, and are the essential features of the home in long-term working order? A seller may set their price without regard to a 20 year old furnace, but you can't afford to make the same assumption. If the furnace will need replacing in the short-term, this should be factored into your offering price. Condition of roof and foundation are also critical features that should be evaluated against the price you will offer. If your offer comes in less than the asking price, you will be ready to justify your offer based on an objective evaluation of the essential features.
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Before you make any offers, a lender must let you know how much you can borrow. Not necessarily the maximum amount you can qualify for if you sold all your cars, cancelled the cable TV subscription, turned in your smart phone and mowed the lawn with hand mower. The amount you should borrow so your life style can remain reasonable and you can meet all your financial obligations. In times past it was the practice of many to borrower as much as possible because the home would appreciate and your could count on getting regular raises at your career job. Those 'sure things' of the past no longer exist for everyone, and you must ease the burden as much as possible so you remain solvent and ready for unexpected expenses.
Are You Willing to Pay An Emotional Price?
Do you want the house so bad that the value of the comparables don't matter, and you don't care if your offer makes the house the most expensive in the neighborhood? Are you so attached to the home, its layout and features that you will pay more than the asking price, especially if you are in a competitive bidding situation with other would be buyers? You should decide beforehand if you want the place so bad that you will throw caution to the wind. It's not a sin to want something so bad you're willing to pay for it, but you should know beforehand is this will be your offering stance.
The Offering Price Depends on the Location
They say that location is everything, which it may or may not be, but it certainly is something. A home may be located in a good place, but at the same time may be inconvenient to places you regularly go (like work). A great neighborhood can be geographically inconvenient; costing you time and money once you emerge from the confines of the great neighborhood. When thinking about location consider how long your commute to work will be, how close is the Walmart, can you get gas fairly close, is your bank located within a reasonable distance, and what about places you must taxi your kids on a daily basis. You may want to live out in the country but will spend all your time taking kids to and from school, soccer, swimming, friends houses, etc. These are all offering price considerations.
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Disney Animation's upcoming animated superhero film "Big Hero 6" is equal parts action and comedy in this new trailer for the Marvel adventure.
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Layka, who lost a leg saving soldiers from an attacker in Afghanistan, skydives with her handler to test a new parachute harness for US combat dogs serving abroad.
Kane Zipperman's girlfriend cheated on him, but wants him back. His posting of their exchange is less communication and more a certain art. But is it real?
Double amputee Hero has been given a pair of new "high tech" prosthetic hooves after losing his real ones to frostbite.
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The brand new Doctor Who series began the other day and while the eleventh Doctor, played by Matt Smith may or may not be a fan favorite across the board he's alright with us here at CrackBerry. Sure it could be his witty charm and wacky approach to things that made us like him but we're going with the fact that he's a BlackBerry user that won us over.
That's right, Doctor Who was spotted using a BlackBerry Storm during the episode, a debranded one no less. Ok, so maybe it was branded as a "BBC" but that's a fine line, in either case we all know it was a earth saving, multimedia messaging BlackBerry Storm. I just have to know what OS he was running or was he making use of some Doctor Who built hybrid? I mean, he did save the world with it.
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LMAO i was about to post this, just watching it now. HOW COOL! Even he has taste!!
siLa.Roo Apr 5, 2010 at 9:03 am
i would have thought the doctor may have been an iPhone guy or something..but hmmm very interesting!
Jubaloo Apr 5, 2010 at 9:05 am
I hadnt even noticed that he was using my phone... well thats just another excuse to rewatch it on my generic hard disk recorder!
robrowald Apr 5, 2010 at 9:08 am
Now if Rim would just release a sonic screwdriver... life would be more complete
rbohica4 Apr 5, 2010 at 9:09 am
he had to do a batt pull before saving the world... lol
LOL!! Knowing the S1 he would have =P
BBThemes Apr 5, 2010 at 9:19 am
this was posted in the ofrums on saturday, heck i even linked to a youtube vid of it for ya :)
ravenlore Apr 5, 2010 at 10:01 am
He snagged it from the dude who thinks he's Amy's boyfriend.
However, that's still damn cool.
TonysBB Apr 5, 2010 at 10:09 am
, it wasn't his phone.
jetman1287 Apr 5, 2010 at 10:09 am
"a earth saving" - lolllllllllll
Rapid Dr3am Apr 5, 2010 at 10:37 am
I told Obi, to watch for this a few days ago.
allanberkovitz Apr 5, 2010 at 11:05 am
I twittered this to @crackberry Saturday night...
That's a better shot of the phone in use by the Doctor.
diegonei Apr 5, 2010 at 11:15 am
What season and episode please? hehe
qrescue Apr 5, 2010 at 11:20 am
The new season. First episode.
c0rinne Apr 5, 2010 at 11:43 am
Well, honestly, if you'd seen the episode, you'd know that he just took the berry off some poor schlep. That poor schlep is that guy who really uses a storm. The Dr. threw it back when he was done.
But, it was cool seeing the berry on the show.
Katalista Apr 5, 2010 at 12:25 pm
Even a borrowed one is better than none.
michaelalanjones#CB Apr 5, 2010 at 1:18 pm
He had to use a BlackBerry, because the Daleks can't hack through the security offered by a BlackBerry. Daleks can easily access the unencrypted streams of the iPhones of the world. Furthermore, given his experience with the Metal Men and Daleks, the Doctor would never trust an Android.
ed29550 Apr 5, 2010 at 8:35 pm
He probably went to 2050 and uploaded 10.450.3402
mndavo Apr 5, 2010 at 10:43 pm
Did anybody notice the Gnome desktop on the laptop? Linux and Blackberry!
When I was watching Dr Who , I spotted it straight off ! Thats how much of a Crack Addict I am :)
Glad to see that BlackBerry's are being exposed to the world though :)
ringo80 Apr 6, 2010 at 8:43 am
If you watched it..... hang on.....
*****SPOILERS****** sorta.
So, before he actually starts using the phone to save the world, his end-all be-all skeleton key to awesome, the sonic screwdriver, burnt out. So we know that he was using whatever OS was already loaded to the phone. But he was still able to write a worldwide-affecting virus, AND make an extra-terrestrial phone call (some charges may apply) just with what the RIM gave him. Lets see an iPhone do THAT!
electricgamer Apr 6, 2010 at 4:56 pm
The Doctor likes to control devices not have a device control him or tell him what to do. 11 days to go till the US premiere.....can't wait.
michaelalanjones....I love your comment
plumbing101 Apr 18, 2010 at 1:53 pm
saw show hope phone comes out soon looking to upgrade wanting a touch screen or slider from bb have bb tour happy with it but would like something new and up to date.


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Above is a video demonstrating a feature of the new DJI Naza GPS / Compass module called Intelligent Orientation Control Course Lock. This feature is often called "carefree" mode on other controllers. It allows the pilot to maneuver the copter without worrying about its orientation. It is a neat feature. I can spin my quadcopter around while steering it around in any direction at the same time.
I control this feature by using a switch that I setup on my transmitter to turn it on and off. Before taking off, this switch has to be flipped a few times to set the initial orientation of the copter. A green led flashes when it is succesfully recorded. After that, it is ready to fly in course lock mode.
Course lock steers the copter relative to its initial starting orientation using the Naza's compass. There is another Intelligent Orientation Control option called Home Lock that uses the Naza's GPS. With Home Lock the steering is relative to the initial take-off location.


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Area soccer players Bristol Countess and Miranda Huddleston took part in the North vs. South all-star soccer match Tuesday night in Montgomery.
The North won the match handily 5-2 and Countess registered three shots, two of which were on goal.
In her junior year at East Limestone, Countess had 19 goals and 12 assists in 22 starts for the Indians.
Huddleston didn't have any numbers in the all-star game Tuesday but her junior year stats at Athens last season of 241 steals, three goals and six assists sent her to Montgomery.
The North won the match thanks to Northridge's Amanda Baker's hat trick and Briarwood Christian's Claudia Day's two goals.
With 39:59 gone in the first period, Baker found the net for an unassisted goal to give the North a 1-0 lead.
Just 40 seconds into the second period, Day scored her first goal, assisted by Chelsea's Britne Holderby who registered three helpers during the match.
The score was 3-0 when Day and Holderby hooked up again at 59:53 for a goal and assist.
Baker blew the game open when she tallied her second goal of the match, assisted by Holderby to make it 4-0 North at 65:33.
One minute later the South put North goalie Alexandra Carroll's shutout by the boards when Alabama Christian's Hampton Brinson scored an unassisted goal to make it 4-1.
Any hope of a South comeback was snuffed out quickly when Baker scored her third goal late in the second period to make it 5-1.
With time running out, Trinity Presbyterian's Jane Hampton scored an unassisted goal for the South to make the final 5-2.


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Passenger increase proves East Lancashire rail services need improving, says MP
5:57pm Friday 4th January 2013 in News
NEW figures showing an increase of 250,000 rail passengers on the Clitheroe to Manchester line have given further weight to a campaign to improve the line as soon as possible, according to an East Lancashire MP.
Figures released by the Lancashire Community Rail Partnership show the number of line users rose from 1.65million in 2010/11 to just shy of 1.9million last year, a rise of 20 per cent.
The line, which provides a vital commuter link to Manchester for people living in Darwen and Blackburn, is pencilled in for £20million of improvements to increase its capacity.
Work scheduled to be completed by 2016 does not involve doubling the line, but is intended to provide a half-hourly service.
Darwen and Rossendale MP Jake Berry said: "Jack Straw and I recently met with Rail Track in London who confirmed the line should have completed works done to it by the middle of 2016.
"We are pushing to get it done as soon as possible as it is a vital link from Darwen to Manchester.
"I want to welcome people to Darwen as it is a nice place to live and these rail links can help promote growth in the town."
Darwen town councillor Simon Huggill last week called for the reopening Spring Vale station, close to Grimshaw Street and behind Sough Road in the town.
He said the figures backed his claim that the station, closed in 1958, should come back into use.
He said: "Increased patronage just proves we need some more stations.
"It took me three and a half hours to get back from Manchester in my car recently as the motorway was packed.
"If there were more convenient railway stations for people to use it may convince them to leave the car at home."
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As a result of the March 2012 publication by Umbrage Editions of his book, "Violentology: A Manual of the Colombian Conflict," Ferry will be in Terre Haute from Oct. 15 through the 29th as part of his year-long tour at colleges and universities across the United States promoting his book and informing the public of the human rights tragedy in Colombia.
Ferry is coming to Terre Haute by the invitation of Rose-Hulman, where he will give lectures about photography and the human rights crisis in Colombia.
"I spent 10 years working on my book," Ferry said. "As photographers we always hope our work can awaken consciousness. … The problem in Colombia is not simple. It is very nuanced, but U.S. taxpayers are spending almost $9 billion dollars a year there. Americans should be aware that what we are doing has consequences they do not realize."
Ferry said about four million Indigenous people have been displaced as a consequence of being caught in a crossfire between corporate interests, drug cartels, and governmental agencies that want their land because it is rich in gold, oil, emeralds, and other valuable resources. Further complicating the problem, to a large degree the human rights crisis is taking place in remote areas out of the sight of tourists and even most Colombians.
While in Terre Haute, Ferry will be giving public lectures and doing book signings at the following colleges and institutions: Rose-Hulman on Tuesday; Indiana State University on Wednesday; Terre Haute Unitarian-Universalist Church on Oct. 21, Ivy Tech Community College-Wabash Valley on Oct. 22, St. Mary-of-the-Woods College on Oct. 22 (his visit will be sponsored by the student Peace and Justice Committee); and at Indiana University in Bloomington on Oct. 24. Call the institutions for exact times and locations.
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As if running a pair of successful restaurants and raising two kids isn't enough of a challenge, Tina Avila decided to add a 100-mile bike ride to her busy schedule.
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Here is a quick screenshot of what a box selection looks like in Starcraft, because I find visual stimulus quite helpful: