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Fulham manager Martin Jol slams Liverpool for unsettling Clint Dempsey ahead of EPL season
- August 18, 2012
Fulham manager Martin Jol has slammed Liverpool for unsettling Clint Dempsey after the American forward was left out of the Cottagers' squad for their Premier League opener against Norwich on Saturday.
Dempsey pulled out of Fulham's pre-season training camp in Switzerland earlier this month after Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers told his own club's website that he had made an inquiry about the player.
But the Anfield club have yet to follow up their interest with an official bid for Dempsey, who has one year left on his contract, and former Tottenham boss Jol has been infuriated by the Anfield club's behaviour.
"That was very disappointing," Jol said on Friday. "There was never an offer. Clint himself told everyone he was going to Liverpool so we really thought there was quite a firm interest in him.
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"Even (Rodgers) told everyone he was interested in Clint Dempsey, but our people never had an offer on the table, so it's almost embarrassing.
"If you have shown interest in a player, especially in England, you have to follow it up with an offer. They didn't."
Now Jol admits the situation has left Dempsey unsettled and not in the right frame of mind to face Norwich at Craven Cottage this weekend.
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"Clint was not involved over the last four weeks so he is not going to be in the squad. He is not committed to the club. He wants to leave," Jol said.
"I would like to keep him, but I think it's impossible. It's a sad and an almost embarrassing situation."
Dempsey, 29, has been training separately from his team-mates since Liverpool's interest emerged, but Jol insists the American, who scored 23 goals last season, will not be sold cheaply.
"Maybe Liverpool will come back," Jol said. "I can assure you that our chairman is strong enough. At first we didn't want to get rid of him, later on we had to change our position.
"But our view is that we won't let Clint Dempsey go on the cheap, that's for sure."
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Howie of Perth says August 18, 2012 at 10:28 PM
Where does it say that if you show interest in someone, you have to follow it up with an offer?? Dont think its the wisest move to have him training away from the rest of the squad just because there was interest from Liverpool either... You just dont know whats gonna happen.. Altho I can see this one going to the 31st of Aug...


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The world often feels full of fading traditions, from drive-in movie theaters to the dying art of good old-fashioned letter writing.
For the British, add brass bands to that list. Traditional brass bands have played an important cultural role in working class communities in Britain for centuries. But some warn they could become a thing of the past without funding to keep them alive.
Take the Grimethorpe Colliery Band in South, Yorkshire. The band was originally formed in 1917, and nearly a hundred years later, a group of tuba, euphonium and other horn players still bear the band's name.
They gather every week inside a crowded practice room in Grimethorpe. It's an old coal mining village of less than 2,000 people, but the band is considered one of the best in England. The walls inside the rehearsal space are cluttered with photos and memorabilia from national competitions the band has regularly won.
A little history here. In the 19th and 20th centuries nearly every colliery, or coal mine, in the UK had a brass band. They kept workers out of trouble, and were a matter of civic pride for local communities.
"That's what our job was, to be ambassadors for the coal industry, and to provide really top class concerts," says Ray Farr, a stand-in conductor with the band.
As a result of that long history, Farr says the players in this part of Britain have brass band music in their blood. "These guys, they're almost naturally born to it," says Farr.
Grimethorpe plays close to 60 shows a year, but even with the revenue from ticket sales, the band's manager, Nigel Dixon, says it struggles to pay bills and buy instruments.
"We simply can't make ends meet at the moment," Dixon says. "Now, we have something that is quintessentially British here, and we have an obligation to keep the band in existence."
Grimethorpe survives with sponsorships from local businesses, but many of the UK's remaining brass bands aren't so lucky. To understand why, you don't have to look back too far in Britain's past.
In the 1980s, miners' strikes paralyzed the country as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher began to close the UK's government-run coal mines, often amid violent clashes with police.
This left colliery bands with an existential crisis. Trevor Herbert, a professor at the Open University who's written about the social history of British brass bands, says that in the past, bands were financed in part through mandatory contributions from fellow coal miners.
"My own father was a coal miner," Herbert says. "And on a Friday, he and my mother would sit at the kitchen table and check the money that he'd been paid. And I can remember that two pence would have been subtracted every week to support the band. Now this was when my father's wage was about three pounds a week."
Under that old system, musicians like Ray Farr — who first joined the Grimethorpe band in 1979 — were on the payroll as miners, but spent their workdays playing music.
"But then of course the government decided that it was not economic to mine coal," Farr says. "And lots of jobs were taken away, including my own."
With the coal mines closing, colliery bands either called it quits too, or did their best to keep going. The Grimethorpe band's own struggle for survival was famously depicted in the 1996 film Brassed Off starring Ewan McGregor and Pete Postlethwaite.
Today, Grimethorpe's Member of Parliament, Michael Dugher, feels the government neglects this important part of Britain's working-class culture in favor of more high society art forms.
"When you look at the central government funding, there is a pot of money there that rightly goes to support the arts in the United Kingdom," says Dugher. "And something like $40 million goes just to the Royal Opera House."
Compare that, he says, with the mere tens of thousands of dollars divided among countless brass bands all over the country. Dugher wants the British government to increase funding before more bands go under.
Phil Watson, National Development Officer of the advocacy group Brass Bands England, lays out what's at stake.
"If you lose part of your culture, you lose part of your heritage. Your country is much more poorer for that," Watson says.
However, money alone won't save this British tradition. Most of Britain's brass bands find it increasingly difficult to attract a younger generation of musicians to replace the old.
Tom Greatorex is the charismatic leader of a youth band in the village of Horbury, not far from Grimethorpe.
"If you haven't got a strong youth policy, you're going to go into decline because you're not going to get the players," Greatorex warns.
His students probably don't listen to brass band music on their smartphones, but many of them play it because they come from families with a long history performing in brass bands.
"My mom always played in this brass band, and my uncle did as well," says teenager Breda Elliott. "So even when I have my own family I'd encourage them to get into brass banding."
As Ray Farr says, brass band music — at least in this part of Britain — is in the blood.

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Chef Giada De Laurentiis, host of "Everyday Italian" and "Giada's Weekend Getaways" plus "Giada at Home" on the Food Network Channel, gave two cooking presentations at Rupp Arena on Saturday October 23rd. Ticket prices which included admission to the Food Show were $35 (upper level seating), $55 (reserved seating), and $85 (floor seating including an autographed copy of Giada's fifth cookbook "Giada at Home."
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The wine tasting aisle was amazing. Local wineries were flowing with many different wines and they were full of information about them. We tried all types: dry wines, sweet wines, red wines, white wines, fruity wines. We were so wined out that we didn't get to visit all the booths.
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Trece Martirez, Cavite—Elmer Salvador struggled coming home after a blazing start, salvaging a one-under-par 71 yesterday that still boosted him to a five-stroke lead halfway through the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Challenge.
After stretching his two-shot lead overnight to 10 by gunning down four birdies on his first nine from the 10th hole, the defending champion stumbled with three bogeys to wind up with a 137 total going into the last 36 holes.
Davao standouts Zannie Boy Gialon and Jay Bayron shared second at 142 after contrasting efforts as the other pursuers starting the round floundered.
The rookie Gialon bogeyed two of his last three holes and scored a 71, while the veteran Bayron, the reigning Cebu-Aboitiz leg champion, settled for pars on his last five holes and failed to gain ground on Salvador after winding up with a 74.
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Tabuena is no stranger to comebacks. He notched his first pro win last month after erasing a three-shot deficit to humble Ferdie Aunzo at the Splendido in Tagaytay.
But the 17-year-old has yet to decide whether to tee off today because of the flu that he said was caused by extreme heat on Wednesday.
Jonel Ababa, the winner of three legs last year in his first full season as a pro, and Charles Hong, the newcomer who opened with a 69 in this year's PH Open, carded 71s and were the only players at level 144.
The other big guns who rejoined the field this week made the cut comfortably, with the legendary Frankie Miñoza assembling a second straight 75 for 150 and Artemio Murakami advancing despite an 80 for 154. The cut was pegged at 155.
The leading scores:
137—E. Salvador 66-71; 142—Z. Gialon 71-71, J. Bayron 68-74; 143—C. Casas 74-69, M. Tabuena 72-71, A. Lascuna 72-71; 144—J. Ababa 73-71, C. Hong 73-71; 145—R. Bayron 74-71, J. Abdon (Am) 72-73; 147—J. Bernis 79-68, LJ Go (Am) 75-72, C. Villaroman 73-74; 148—D. Zarate 75-73, C. Santos-Ocampo 74-74; 149—J. Rates 78-79, A. Arbole 77-72, P. Minoza 75-74, E. Saban 75-74, M. Dumandan 74-75, B. Magada 71-78.
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MERIDIAN, Miss. —
Politicians like to fix things...or promise they will. But, history doesn't give them high scores for implementing real fixes.
Most things politicians want to fix – deep-rooted social, economic, and educational problems – can't be readily fixed. Ron Heifetz, distinguished author of Leadership Without Easy Answers, calls these adaptive challenges – perplexing problems without easy answers.
He says adaptive challenges require asking hard questions, finding committed leaders and stakeholders, and getting people to adapt their beliefs, values, and/or behaviors in order to achieve solutions.
This challenging, frustrating process is unappealing in today's quick fix society.
A timely example of an adaptive challenge facing Mississippi is health care for the working poor…not moochers, but hard working people who can't afford health insurance. Remember, Republicans made getting people off welfare and into work a national priority. Without health care, though, working poor are more likely to turn back to welfare.
Against this as background, consider the following:
Mississippi has the highest poverty rate and the lowest per capita income in the nation.
Only about 50 percent of Mississippi's workers are covered by employer health plans, down from 60 percent in 2000. Lower wage workers tend to be those without employer coverage.
Mississippi's Medicaid program does not cover the working poor unless they have children...and, then, only minimally. Workers with children with income below 43 percent of the federal poverty level are eligible. For a family with one child the income limit is $4,836; with three children $8,160. For reference, one person working full-time at minimum wage earns $15,080.
This topic is timely because Obamacare is offering states additional funds to expand Medicaid. This would expand coverage to the working poor including those with children. Coverage would include those with incomes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level…families with one child with income up to $13,579; with three children up to $22,836.
A just released study by IHL's University Research Center says the Medicaid expansion would likely have an annual net cost to the state budget of $31 million by 2018 and $96 million by 2025.
Meanwhile, Mississippi hospitals bear the brunt of uninsured workers' health costs. Uncompensated care totaling $525 million was provided by 116 Mississippi hospitals in 2011, $325 million unreimbursed by any federal or state program. In 2014 Obamacare begins reducing the limited reimbursements the state does get.
An unhealthy workforce is unproductive, unattractive to industry, and harmful to the state's economy.
But, hospitals don't want a heavier uncompensated care burden, many businesses don't want to provide workers coverage, and Republicans don't want to pay to expand Medicaid.
At least Republican Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney pursues a partial solution. His competitive insurance exchange should make coverage more affordable to businesses willing to offer it.
Any others willing to adapt to fix this challenge?
Healthcare for working poor is challenge
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Not your mother's Ladies' Home Journal
By Rheta Grimsely Johnson/Syndicated columnist
I haven't seen the Ladies' Home Journal in about a million years, except maybe in the dentist's office when I was trying to avoid a television permanently set on Fox News.
Somebody's grandchild was selling magazines for a school project, and Ladies' Home Journal was the only one on the list I recognized. Now it comes to the house.
Let's just say: It's not my mother's Ladies' Home Journal. This month, right behind a feature called "A Country of People Who Never Stop Eating" is one called "Nice Girls Do Get Tattoos." -
Health care market needs oversight
By Gene Lyons/Syndicated columnist
Sometimes the best journalism explains what's right under our noses. In Steven Brill's exhaustive Time magazine cover article, "Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us," it's the staggeringly expensive, grotesquely inefficient and inhumane way Americans pay for medical care.
VA's appalling failures not recent
By Sid Salter/Syndicated columnist
While recent national press attention to ongoing problems at Mississippi's G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery Veterans Administration Medical Center in Jackson is welcome and needed, the failures of the overall VA service apparatus in Mississippi are not recent problems.
In short, former U.S. Rep. Sonny Montgomery — Mississippi's "Mr. Veteran" and author of the modern G.I. Bill that bears his name — must be spinning in his grave. There have been significant failures and poor service to veterans documented by state and local media since 2008. -
Dolley Madison politically savvy
By Cokie and Steven V. Roberts/Syndicated columnists
When Dolley Payne Madison became first lady in 1809, she instituted Wednesday evening gatherings at the White House where political rivals could meet and talk. They were called "squeezes" because so many people showed up and crowded the room. As Cokie wrote in her book "Ladies of Liberty": "All were welcome as long as they were appropriately dressed. And all went — skipping a Wednesday night might mean missing a vital piece of political information or being left out of a crucial deal."
Mississippi isn't immune from national college tuition trends
By Sid Salter/Syndicated columnist
Higher education in Mississippi has not been immune from national trends cited in a recent Center on Budget and Policy Priorities report which concludes that over the last five years, the global economic downturn and a "no new taxes" political climate have increasingly shifted the burden of higher education finance to students and parents at a time when enrollment is increasing and the percentage of state support is decreasing. -
Right to vote not 'racial entitlement
By Donna Brazile/Syndicated columnist
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Shelby County v. Holder — a challenge to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, specifically Section 5, which requires states and localities with a history of voting discrimination against racial and language minorities to get "pre-approved" by the federal government before changing how elections are conducted or voters are registered. -
1st day of spring brings memories
By Wyatt Emmerich/Southside Sun
The first day of spring! My favorite month, April, is just around the corner. Now we just need one big gullywasher to get rid of the pine pollen.
Normally, spring gives me a strong sense of rebirth and renewal, but this spring I seem surrounded by moments crystallizing the passage of time.
It was a year ago, I walked up the porch to my mother's home to box up her possessions following her funeral. -
Soaking up in tiger paw-shaped hot tub
By Rheta Grimsely Johnson/Syndicated columnist
No springtime ritual was better at Auburn than sitting on hard rocks at a nearby state park to let cold water rush over your feet. You wore cut-off blue jeans and Dr. Scholl's sandals, the unofficial uniform for coeds in the 1970s, and when you left, you felt ready to tackle tests, term papers and blind dates.
Medicaid or not, costs will be paid
By Sid Salter/Syndicated columnist
While the battle continues between state Republicans and other fiscal conservatives intent on focusing on the long-terms costs of Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act and Democrats, health care advocates and state hospitals intent on focusing on the short-term benefits, the fact remains that one way or another, the costs of providing health care for the poor, the blind, the aged and the disabled will be paid by the taxpayers one way or another.
Multiculturalism is not rational
By Thomas Sowell/Syndicated columnist
Among the many irrational ideas about racial and ethnic groups that have polarized societies over the centuries and around the world, few have been more irrational and counterproductive than the current dogmas of multiculturalism.
Intellectuals who imagine that they are helping racial or ethnic groups that lag behind by redefining their lags out of existence with multicultural rhetoric are in fact leading them into a blind alley. - More Opinion Headlines
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Drunken Man Passes Out in Car with Foot on Brake In Middle of Road
Information provided by the Copley Police Department.
11:23 pm on Thursday, December 13, 2012
I saw this happen one night last year. I was behind a guy at a stoplight that had gone through its cycle a few times and then I saw some other people across the intersection pulled over. When I got out of my car to check on the driver the people across intersection yelled out that they had called an ambulance. I still wanted to get the drivers attention in case he was having a health emergency instead of stereotyping him as a drunk. He was a drunk and woke up and tried to drive off at 10mph but WHAT IF?
My fiancee was with me and still talks about this as if I did something wrong but its just the way I am to get into a situation that is out of the ordinary and try to figure it out. Was I wrong to check on this guy? There is a lot of things that civilians can help out with immediately and waiting for an ambulance could cause death, like suffocation or drowning. I Still take crap from my fiancee about this years later. This article caused an argument and she just went to bed. What would you have done? It reminds me of stories about homeless people dying in the street from medical emergency or assault because people assume they are drunk and incoherent. The man in the car was black and it was a bad neighborhood and my fiancee is a black female who I assumed would understand. If somebody left her there after a stroke until ambulance arrived she could be dead, if they did it because she was black or in bad area then she would be dead because of prejudice.


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There is something comforting about yellow cake. I am not sure exactly what does it for me, the cheerful golden color, the delicate taste? Something. It goes with everything, it is easy to make and if you are in need of a birthday cake it is always a good start. Add a deep, rich chocolate frosting and you have all that is childhood on a plate.
My mother was not much of a cook. She just didn't take any enjoyment in it. However my best friend lived across the street in the midst of a large, boisterous family. I was enchanted by the activity in that house. The smells that wafted from the kitchen, the freedom they had to do crafts in the den, or to bake cookies or whatever. I was not allowed in the kitchen for fear I would make a mess.
Amazing things appeared in that kitchen, things that I had never imagined existed. Cream puffs, eclairs, marble cakes and cookies to dip in large glasses of cold milk were displayed in their glory on table and counter. One day when I was about six I mentioned that I felt bad because it was my mother's birthday and I was not allowed to mess up the kitchen. She had not had a cake for her birthday that I could recall and I wanted her to have one.
Mrs Willett, (that was the name of this wonderful woman, and yes, if you are a Willett from Warrington, Pa. I am talking about you) immediately offered the use of her kitchen and her supervision and allowed my friend, Chris, and I to create a cake.
Now that I have 8 kids myself I understand the time sacriifice that that loving act was. I learned that I loved cooking that day and I learned that some things were much more important than a clean kitchen.
Yesterday I tested a yellow cake recipe for Cooks Illustrated. I did not care for it nearly as much as I like this one, which is a good thing because I can't post the test recipes anyway. By the way, anyone can test recipes for them and it is fun! They often have a link when they are looking for new testers. It isn't compensated of course but how cool is it to say that you have tested a recipe that you are reading in their magazine?
Classic Yellow Cake
1/2 cup butter
1-1/4 cups white sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1/2 tsp almond extract
1-1/4 cups buttermilk
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoons baking soda
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F . Grease and flour two 9″ round pans. Sift together the flour, baking powder and baking soda. Set aside. In a large bowl, cream together the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanilla. Beat in the flour mixture alternately with the buttermilk, mixing just until incorporated. Pour batter into prepared pans.
Bake in the preheated oven for 25-30 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean. Allow to cool completely.
1/2 cup butter
4 (1 ounce) squares bittersweet chocolate
1 pound confectioners' sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3/4 cup cream
Melt chocolate and butter in the microwave, or in the top of a double boiler. In a large bowl, combine confectioners' sugar, vanilla and 1/2 cup of the cream. Blend in the melted chocolate mixture. Add remaining cream, a little at a time, until desired consistency is achieved. Let stand until spreadable . Frosting will thicken as it cools.


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R.J. Haddy, the schoolteacher from West Virginia with FANGORIA pages in his scrapbook, made it to the top three.
FANGORIA: What were you doing career-wise before FACE OFF?
R.J. HADDY: Right now, and when the audition process started, I was a classroom teacher at Capital High School in Charleston, WV. It's my alma matter, and it's a performing arts magnet school. I teach film, television, multimedia, and FX classes; pretty much keeping in the same realm as television and film arts, but not exactly.
FANG: So if that's what you were doing then, where did your training and experience in FX come from?
HADDY: That came years before that. I've been doing this for the last ten years. For the five previous to that, I worked in L.A. as an FX makeup artist. I worked for Tony Gardner at Alterian Studios, for most of that time.
FANG: At some point you made the decision to go back and teach high school.
HADDY: What happened was, I was in my mid-20s at that point, and my father had to take a forced, early retirement (due to medical issues). It was really hard on my mom, who was struggling to pay for everything. And my sister was in college, and she was going to have to drop out, or I was going to have to come home and help out. And I couldn't let that happen, so I came home to help out the family. I kind of got side tracked on going back, fell into this job and got comfortable here.
FANG: So now that you've been on FACE OFF, what's the plan?
HADDY: [Laughs] That's a good question. I don't know. The experience was amazing, but now it feels like you've been pushed out of an airplane without a parachute. What do you do next? Who knows? What would you like to do next? Well, you have some ideas. The idea was, $100,000 to start your own FX company. That was kind of the idea, but since we didn't win… [Laughs] The idea is to try and open some type of facility here where I can continue to do workshops for kids in the community, and maybe even have some of my compatriots from the show come in and do some workshops for people in this area. I'd like to travel and do workshops and seminars. I'd like to travel and do some film work, but Charleston is always my home. I think the sky's the limit. I think with the exposure the show has blessed us with, I think that's up in the air. If somebody's interested in having me come out and do a workshop, all they have to do is contact me and I'd be happy to come out and do that.
I like teaching. I like broadening people's horizons, and exposing them to an art form that they otherwise wouldn't have had an opportunity to be exposed to. So that's kind of a fun thing. I haven't really gotten any solid offers to do any film work, but I'd be eager to do it. It's all about scheduling it in.
FANG: Over the past twenty years, and really over the last ten, the film industry has fled California for other states where it's cheaper to shoot movies and TV. Do you reap the benefit of that in West Virginia?
HADDY: I think that our legislature is finally deciding to wake up and smell the coffee with things like that. They want to get some of those jobs in here. And I think one of the things that was foremost in my mind while I was on FACE OFF was to show the rest of the world that there are competent people here in this region that can work on their productions, and they don't have to hire people from 5,000 miles away. I hope that happens. It would be a blessing.
FANG: When you were working on film regularly, what was the most memorable project you contributed to?
HADDY: I think it's kind of funny, because it translated to one of the projects we did on the show. Not coincidentally, the one I won my Spotlight Challenge with was the orchid-chameleon. We called him an "orchileon." I was one of the production crew that helped build Poison Ivy's orchid bed in BATMAN AND ROBIN. I remember spending days on end putting one sequin after another, with a glue gun and a pair of tweezers, inside that thing—mind numbing. My fabrication skills I learned working for Tony really came in handy on FACE OFF.
FANG: Have you been in contact with him since being on the show?
HADDY: Briefly. Not since, but before. He's very gracious as always. He was always a good guy to me and treated me fairly well. Those guys were like big brothers to me. I look forward to speaking to them again soon.
FANG: Who, or what, are your influences as an artist? Going into these interviews I assumed everyone's answer would be horror-based, but I'm finding there are a lot of you that aren't necessarily die-hard horror fans.
HADDY: It's a funny thing you should say that. I think we all like horror movies, we all like a good scare. I don't know, I think horror movies lately are getting back to what a real scare is about. It doesn't have to be all gory and shock value stuff. I kind of like those newer horror movies that remember what a scare is supposed to be about. If I was to pick out a horror movie that would stand out in my mind, Kevin Yagher's stuff from the [NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET] movies and things like that. That was one of my first recollections of what a horror movie makeup looked like.
But as far as influences are concerned, Ve [Neill] was the reason I wanted to be on the show. I've always looked up to Tim Burton's movies as an influential thing. Jim Henson, LABYRINTH and DARK CRYSTAL, his darker stuff. I think there's a darker sensibility to it, but it's still kind of lighthearted and fun. And somebody said that's why Glenn (Hetrick) doesn't like you. I don't think Glenn doesn't like me, I just think our sensibilities are different. He has a very dark sensibility. Mine are dark, but only as dark as THE ADDAMS FAMILY, or Elvira or Scooby Doo. That's about as dark as it I get [Laughs]. Tim Burton is along that same wavelength. It's kind of dark, but not really. BEETLEJUICE was a big deal for me when I was a kid. The makeups were really amazing to me. I used to dress up as Beetlejuice for years and years for Halloween.
The article I reference [on the show] when Ve came around for the Tim Burton challenge, that detailed all her steps for the Penguin's BATMAN RETURNS makeup, was from FANGORIA. It's still in my scrapbook at home. That's one thing that really stands out for me as an influence, her painting and her artistry.
FANG: Any other thoughts on applying for the show?
HADDY: My dad had just passed away, and I was having a really hard time dealing with that. One of the things I remember him saying was, "If it kills me, I'm going to make sure you get back to California." I think he felt like it was his fault that I came home. And I thought, "Well, maybe I'll do this for dad and see what happens…" And I'll be damned if I didn't get back to California. Maybe he was keeping his promise to me in a roundabout way.
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First game was brilliant but unfortunatly the second is not. Wheel support is poor, car handling is absolutly shocking. I bought this on the day it came out and havnt picked it up since those first few plays. To sum up in a word, RUBBISH.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By a customer , 17 Mar 2013Not too bad, not too good on the other hand, and here's why... Pro's Some visuals are of a high standard, such as the landscapes around you There are a lot of things to do on the game You can customize your character and his home! Con's Repetitive gameplay, just buy cars, get liscenses, race, repeat process IRRITATING MUSIC, the music when in a second hand car shop is incredibly repetitive, not to mention frustrating Characters look Ps2 graphics, at best! Controls very difficult No help given whatsoever when trying for liscense- Was this review helpful to you?
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better than expected
By Jono22 (52 reviews) from Leeds , 02 Feb 2013[Highly rated reviewer]
After reading mixed reviews wasn't really sure what to expect from this, but i was pleasantly surprised, really enjoyed it, kept me quite entertained too- Was this review helpful to you?
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not to shabby
By skillzs (3 reviews) from Preston , 15 Oct 2012good game bit of a disappointment that they taken moterbikes out the game. also not good when driving from one end of the map to the other. worth renting but not buying.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Let Down Beyond Belief
By CDFly (1 review) , 17 Jul 2012Possibly the worst racing game I've ever played....and I've played them all, The plot is wooden and tenuous, the car handling is less than poor, some of the graphics are ok but way below titles like Shift and Gran Turismo...wish I hadn't wasted a rental on this.- Was this review helpful to you?
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So much better now it's been updated
By PanchoTaffy (24 reviews) from Wrexham , 20 May 2012From the moment the game was announced I wanted to play it, I followed it's development with baited breath and eventually I was ready to buy it. Then came the reviews. Oh dear oh dear. The game was panned by everyone. Magazines, websites and the gamers themselves..... so for me that was the end of it.
Until about a week ago when I actually got to play and loved everything about it. Granted, due to some massive patch work done this is no longer the same game that was released. A game from what I can understand, was not finished. Finally, with the patches and updates in place, you get to play a game close to what the developers wanted. This is a word of warning, if you cannot update your game online, do not bother playing this. What you will get will be the old version.
Playing this updated version though is a whole world of fun. Driving around Ibiza in your own personal choice of cars, bumping into other online gamers and having a good time is what it's all about. It is more of a social racer than anything that has gone before. Yes there are missions to complete, races to win, haircuts to buy. But half the fun can be had just going for a sunday afternoon drive with some of your mates online and seeing who can do the most ridiculous jumps or crashes.- Was this review helpful to you?
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heres a site with some fun games some made with udk totally free just use google translate cause the main page is in german http://www.games-academy.de/
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heres a site with some fun games some made with udk totally free just use google translate cause the main page is in german http://www.games-academy.de/
go to projects
some of the games do look nice, though i can't spot anywhere on the site where it says "Made in UDK"
ps. yes i can read german i just can't write it very well Tschuss
UT40K:The Chosen - Warhammer 40,000 for UDK
ut40kgeodav - UT3 Tutorials - Characters - Weapons - Vehicles - FaceFX
UDK Tutorials - Basics - Vehicles - Characters - Weapons
well it doesnt say on the main site but more on the individual pages for instance there latest game was made in udk here's a link to gargoyles trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehgN3...EfCia_8k-E6dv1 and you been up to any games mods or tuts peace geodav
Looks good, i am part german so i can understand most of the words that they are using, thanks for sharing this with us i will make sure to check that out in a little while!
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Maharashtra SSC class 10 exam results 2012 today
Editorial Team12339|1Last Updated:09:21 am, June 13, 2012The results of Maharashtra state board for secondary and higher secondary education (SSC) class 10, 2012 will be declared today at 1 pm. Students of class 10 can check the results HERE
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The education department also plans to release students' mark sheets of Maharastra SSC 2012 within three days of the declaration of the results online.
More than 13 lakh students appeared for the board examination in the state. The Maharashtra SSC exam took place from March 1 to March 28.
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Our first picture, a dry lake Jan. 9, 1926.
Start for the red hot pit Death Valley.
We dine on Sweet Bread, Jan. 9, 1926.
Our first water after leaving, Atolia was named Granite Springs; Granite Springs.
One of the mounds of Granite from which the Springs derived its name.
What the sign said: Owl Springs--Death Valley--Saratoga Springs 45 m, Silver Lake 42, Shoshone 5, Automobile Club, So. Cal.; Meet Mrs.Perrelet and Miss Muth.
We arrive at Owl Springs, here an abandoned water wagon was found the front wheels sunk in sand, the rear ones almost all cut away by desert wanderers for fire wood; Owl Springs -- one of the water holes of the twenty mule team borax days.
We select a camp site.
We arrive at Confidence Mills a very aged mining venture the driver of the grub wagon upon spying the cog wheel decided it would be just the thing for his ranch but when he came to pick it up decided for his flivers sake to leave it; Left Black Hawk mine at 8:30 a.m., Jan. 9 arrived at Confidence Mills at 5:00 p.m. -- 88 miles; Confidence Mills -- below sea level
We leave Confidence Mills Sunday Jan. 10, 1926 10:15 a.m.; The scenery at Confidence Mills.
A camp site on the desert.
Mrs. Perrelet -- the fliver. Miss Muth.
A sample of desert road.
We pass Ashford mills -- A deserted hope -- Thousands of dollars of equipment left here. This mill was of the roller type and the building has a 75 horsepower engine in it in the foreground out of sight of the cameras eye is a big truck the rubber slowly rotting away. Mr Billyon and A. E. Dimock sitting on top; Ashford Mills.
Dust so deep here that the fliverer almost sank out of sight.
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The grave of James Dayton; A driver of a twenty mule team Borax wagon.
The lowest spot in U.S.A.
The one time site of the Eagle Borax Works.
We have now reached the Devils Golf Course; Mr Billyon -- Mr. Puck -- Miss Muth -- Mrs. Perrelet -- Mr. Abbott and his bouquet.
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So after an intensive Google search and much trial and error on my part- I think I fixed the email situation….? I'm 98% sure I did. I did a few tests last night and it worked so I'm hoping. Anyways, to email me properly- Email Kimberly
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I've used this so much that I've hit pan on it. It's great for traveling, the colors are flattering, the texture of the shadows is maybe my favorite of all the shadows I have, and I just love it! I would most definitely repurchase.
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I got this product as a sample after making a purchase at Clinique. I have extremely sensitive eyes and this product does irritate my eyes to some degree, but it's not unbearable. The colors are very pretty but I feel like I have to pack on a lot of the product just to get the colors to show as I would want it to, even after applying my cream eyeshadow as a base to make the eyeshadow appear more vibrant.
I got this for free with some other samples. The first thing that struck me was the packaging. It is enclosed in a mirror case which I think is awesome and extremely handy. It then slides out and the two colors and brush are sitting neatly inside. At first glance it looks like pink and brown. Then I tried the colors, and realised that both the pink and brown have gold flecks in them! This is an epic idea, and it's wicked how both colors blend together nicely, however you can't really see the pink on my lids, it just looks gold. Maybe I need to view them in a different light or something.
The darker shade is a plummy brown with hint of gold very nice for crease! The lighter shade is peachy with gold undertone. very nice pigment on both so you can sheer it out or build it up. The two colors work well together, I have Milani illusion and that's a brighter pink with gold undertone, going to play with these three shades together over all happy with these 2 eyeshadows!!
lasting power : even with Clinique E/S I have to use primer or base I have oily lids.
This was one of the first HE items that I ever purchased. It is my HG eyeshadow duo for everyday use. I have been buying this for the last 4 or 5 years.
Very good day time colors. The pink is very unusual and has gold in it. It is very intriguing and looks great on. Got this with a GWP and definitely like wearing it to the office everyday, I usually pair this with a nice light highlight on my browbone.
These colors are beautiful! I got this in the GWP, and I love it! The pinkish color is beautiful and unique. It kind of has a gold shimmer to it, but manages to look fresh and not over the top. The brown color is a perfect match for contouring. Love it!
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These colors are so beautiful! I think they're flattering for anyone with any kind of skin tone. They're really warm and shimmery and you can apply it both heavily for a night look, and lightly for a sweet daytime look. The product really lasts and it takes only a couple of dabs with the brush to be able to pack a lot of color. It applies so softly and smoothly and even the little brush in the case is really soft. I think this color combination is great, but I don't think I'll buy it again because I would like to experiment with other colors.
Best colour ever. It's a peach with gold reflections, looks natural but VERY pretty. HG eyeshadow colour. Never seen a colour like this before.
I love this color!!! I have searched for a loooooong time for the perfect new daytime color for me as I got a bit bored with my MAC naked lunch and my Shiseido H12 lemon sugar. The Shiseido is bit too boring and has no other color than subtle gold in it and the Naked lunch sometimes is a bit too pinkish for me.
I searched all brands for a long time from estee lauder to bobbi brown, dior,...you name it. but they were all a either too boring (like the shiseido, goldish, but just not very exciting), or too pigmented and popping for the daytime look i wanted to achieve.
The strawberry fudge is right in the middle and perfect!!!!! It looks a bit different on the eye than in the pan. It will actually come out as a peachy gold, really lovely and just the right amount of shimmer. nice highlighter too!
For light skintypes like me with brunette hair and blue eyes, i always think a subtle goldish tone with just a hint of color is the best daytime look and this is it! the only downside is that it builts up SOOO subtle. i always have to go over it like 3 or 4 times, thats a bit annoying. with the shiseido i only go over my lid once, but whatever, the result is definitly worth it!!!
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Lisa, thank you for sharing how you obtained three new writing positions. I appreciate knowing the steps you took to do so. Congratulations. Enjoy your new responsibilities.
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Great post, great title. Serendipity? coincidence? Or due diligence? Writers tend to think of themselves as denizens of ivory towers, not realizing how confining such a definition can be.
And serendipity? This is from Wikipedia: "One aspect of Walpole's original definition of serendipity, often missed in modern discussions of the word, is the need for an individual to be "sagacious" enough to link together apparently innocuous facts in order to come to a valuable conclusion. "
Very rarely is an opportunity of the "Wow I found a dollar bill lying on the ground;" variety.
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Great point of view with the jobs that find us. It's usually that the greatest jobs are given to you...
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The new firmware has an interesting feature, you can turn your nas in a jukebox by plugging in an usb soundcard!
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Plans are under way for the establishment of a Pan-African Security Sector Capacity Building Network for Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).
The growing need for CSOs to strengthen their interventions to secure peace in Africa has been expressed, and, this need will be addressed. The West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) in collaboration with the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) will be organizing a preparatory meeting on the establishment of a security sector capacity building network for CSOs in sub-Saharan Africa.
This meeting will be held at the WACSI secretariat in Accra, Ghana, from Thursday February 23 to Friday February 24, 2012. It will bring together twenty (20) civil society actors from across the continent; Ghana, Mali, South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Zimbabwe,Malawi, Liberia, Togo, Cameroon, Chad and the Democratic Republic of Congo who work in the areas of conflict, peace and security in Africa.
Participants at the African Security Governance Meeting in Accra, September 2011
The meeting will serve as a platform for the creation of a Pan-African Capacity Building Network of CSOs that will collaborate to achieve increased and improved security governance in Africa; a novelty in the continent! Through group discussions, presentations and experience sharing sessions, the 2 day meeting will enable participants to review results of a survey related to CSO's demand for the network, to consult, and to get the input of more African CSOs on proposals for the network.
The Institute has a resource centre that is open to civil society actors in the region. It serves as a library of civil society documents, research reports and edited volumes that are accessible to both individuals and organisations. The Institute has partnered the Foundation Centre to provide online learning resources and a database of grant giving institutions in the United States of America.
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Once Upon a Time: Guess What the Cast Hides in Their Costumes
Once Upon a Time's Ginnifer Goodwin (Mary Margaret Blanchard/Snow White) is presenting at the 2012 Emmy Awards. While on the red carpet, she dropped a fun fact about life on the Once Upon a Time set.
"We all have very funny places that we hide our phones in our costumes," she dished to E!. Apparently some people use their shoes. Some of the women use their, um, girls. And Ginnifer herself? She usually finds "a convenient back pocket."
Ginnifer also confessed that the rumors are true: once, as a child, she had an Elvis-inspired pompadour hairstyle. We're glad her current style is a bit more fashion forward!
Once Upon a Time Season 2 premieres on September 30, 2012 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.
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Damn, it IS time to start the countdown!! Sturgis 2013 is right around the corner!!
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A loss to Alexander in Friday's Region 5AAAA play-in game would have ended Pope's season, regardless of the success it had this season. Instead, the Greyhounds took care of business by jumping on Alexander early and preserving a lead before winning 49-28 at the Pope Multi-Sport Complex.
The victory gave Pope (9-1) a nine-win regular season for the first time in team history, and clinched the program its first region championship since 2000. The Greyhounds will host Mays, the No. 4 seed from Region 6AAAA, in next Friday's first-round game.
"I feel like we're on top of the world right now," said tailback Brooks Climmons, who rushed for 121 yards on 18 carries and two touchdowns. "It was really a team effort all the way around, from O-line to D-line. We also have an amazing quarterback and receiving crew, and coach (Matt) Kemper calling the right plays."
The Greyhounds stayed ahead of Alexander (4-6) by accumulating 474 total yards. Quarterback Holland Frost chipped in with 142 rushing yards and two touchdowns, plus 103 passing yards and another two scores. Myles Everett had 73 receiving yards on five grabs and two touchdowns, while backup quarterback Stephen Skruck also added a score.
Pope scored twice in the first quarter to take command.
The Greyhounds scored on a three-play opening drive, with Climmons barreling in from 10 yards out. Pope added another score late in the first quarter on a 24-yard strike from Frost to Everett before taking a 21-0 lead early in the second on a 1-yard score by Climmons.
"We finally came out of the gates and jumped out early," Kemper said. "(Alexander is) a dangerous football team. It's hard in a situation like that to not look toward the end, and I was very proud of our guys."
The three-touchdown lead Pope built early in the second quarter proved pivotal as Alexander quarterback Dempsey Abernathy began to heat up. The Cougars answered on a 13-play drive, with Abernathy completing seven of nine passes. The drive culminated in a 15-yard touchdown pass to Allen Igwebuike.
Even with a 21-7 halftime lead, Alexander was still in striking range, which meant the Greyhounds needed a strong second half to keep a safe lead.
And Pope did just that. After holding Alexander to three-and-out on its first second-half possession, the Greyhounds marched down the field and scored on a 27-yard strike from Frost to Everett. Another defensive stop by the Greyhounds led to a 12-yard touchdown run by Frost for a 35-7 lead.
After Alexander struck back with a touchdown drive late in the third quarter, Pope secured the lead early in the fourth on another touchdown run by Frost, this one from 17 yards out.


text: Please join us on Friday, June 2 from 5-8pm for a reception with the artist.Daiter Contemporary is pleased to announce the first North American showing of photographer Charles Fréger. As one of Europe's exciting young talents the gallery has decided to grant Chicago not one, but two exhibitions of Fréger's portraits. "Portraits Photographiques et Uniformes," drawn from his eight monographs and over twenty-five bodies of work, consists of breathtaking examples of portraiture in its purest form. "Itza,'" Fréger's newest body of work, is an inspired and inspiring glimpse into the present character of an ancient culture. Charles Frèger (French, 1975- ) is a graduate of the Rouen Art School. Since receiving his degree he has devoted himself to making portraits of individuals from a variety of social groups: majorettes, Lègionnaires, wrestlers, factory workers, students, gymnasts, guards, youths, and cadets, just to name a few. Many of these projects are ongoing investigations. Frèger's work studies the surfaces of identity: skin, uniforms, ages, colors, shapes, etc., and how these essential elements help define both the individuality of his subjects and their shared character as members of groups. For Frèger appearance shapes the expression of individuality. An appropriate subject for Fréger's first North American exhibition is the first installment of an ongoing, collaborative project on the Itza'. The Itza', a subgroup of the Mayans and the last Mayan tribe to be conquered by the Spanish in the 18th century, survive in small numbers in present-day Guatemala. For two weeks Frèger photographed these Mayan descendents, their community, and the military and civil forces that are a constant presence in today's Guatemala.Daiter Contemporary is excited to begin what will surely be a long and inspired representation of Charles Fréger. We hope that you and your friends will make the most of this opportunity to discover one of the world's most promising young artists.