text:
Harrods Blu-Ray and DVD Launch Interview: "You'll remember Potter as people's childhood" [Full Transcript]Actor Interviews
Yesterday, 1st December, Leaky attended the Blu-ray and DVD release event at Harrods, where 300 fans had their copies of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" signed by Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick and Griphook), James Phelps (Fred Weasley), Oliver Phelps (George Weasley), Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) and Jessie Cave (Lavendar Brown). Attendees at the launch event received goody bags stuffed with
t-shirts, scarves, the film's soundtrack, stickers, keyrings and more! Leaky was given the opportunity to ask the actors questions in a press roundtable shortly before the signing and you can find the full transcript of that interview below, with the audio and photographs from the event to follow later this evening.
Update: Full audio of the interview can be heard right here!
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" is (finally!) out on Blu-Ray and DVD in the UK from today, 2nd December.
Interview with Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick and Griphook), James Phelps (Fred Weasley), Oliver Phelps (George Weasley), Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) and Jessie Cave (Lavendar Brown) at Harrods, London on the 1st December 2011.
What was the last scene you filmed on the very last film?
Warwick Davis: I think it was something to do with the dwarf and whats-his-face…
WD: Yeah! Don't quote me on whats-his-face! [Sorry Warwick!] That was my last day on what was officially the last day, that was my last day.
Oliver Phelps: Mine was filming with James on the battlement sequence when Fred and George see Voldemort's army coming in. That was all done ad lib and that was quite cool.
James Phelps: Same!
Jessie Cave: Mine was my death scene. Which is quite fitting, really.
Mark Williams: Mine was the Great Hall, the big Great Hall scene, mine was the same day as Alan Rickman's and Thewlis' and a lot of other people, a lot of us wrapped at the same time.
Rosi for Leaky: Because [James and Jessie] had big death scenes, or seen death scenes, do you feel that meant you had more of a final end to your time on the films than maybe other people will have had?
WD: Clever!
MW: See, you don't get away with anything with this lot.
JC: I definitely -- it was really nice kind of ending even though I was--
MW: Nice?!
JC: Not nice! Sort of…
MW: Nice as in precise.
JC: Yes, precise! Precise ending, full stop.
JP: For me it kind of seemed like a normal scene because I didn't do anything but it was the fact that because it was in the great hall--
MW: Did you fall asleep?
JP: I did in rehearsals yeah. Because we've filmed in the great hall for like ten years, we've shot so many things there so it just seemed like another great hall scene to be honest with you, but on reflection I guess it was a fitting end. Luckily it was in the last movie and not the first.
WD: I died and then I was alive again. It's funny because when you do these death things you want to look good and I said to David Yates, I could be death like this [twists self] I gave him a few options, but he went for the most contorted one, you see, which was really uncomfortable and I just lay there for six hours watching Voldemort strut up and down. But it was quite funny because on one occasion they put so much blood everywhere, you can't really see in the film, but there was gallons of this fake blood all round--
MW: --it was really slippery--
WD: and Ralph slipped on it at one point! With bare feet! So, Voldemort ["scary voice" then mimics tripping] … whoosh!
Is that going to be on the DVD extras?
WD: I don't know, it could be! But then they furiously mopped the floor to make a path up there so that he didn't slip.
What do you know about your characters that we don't? Do you have any scoop on what's going on Pottermore soon or something?
MW?: [joking] Some tattoos or something…
OP: No, we're totally in the dark about Pottermore. It's the same when the books come out, the first time we knew what was happening to any of our characters was when we read them. I think it was only Alan Rickman who had a slight inkling as to what was going to happen.
MW: Yeah, only because he made her tell him! I've got a feeling she hasn't gotten around to us, me and Julie [Walters] yet. I think she might…[strokes chin, acts out typing] and then you'll be like… "WHAT!? He had a what?"
WD: That didn't answer your question, at all, did it?
MW: I'd quite like her to encourage her, actually, to do something about Arthur and Molly. Their backstory seems to be elided slightly, it all seems to be roses and stuff but I bet there's some murkiness…
Leaky: Maybe you should write it yourself? Fanfiction?
MW: Heaven forfend!
Leaky: Yesterday we found out that there's going to be a second WWoHP Park, probably, in Los Angeles. What do you think of the second sunny location?
OP: Where'd you find that out?
Leaky: The Wall Street Journal released it yesterday.
MW: Really, did they? Couldn't possibly leave before next, uhhh, Thursday week?
WD: I think one's amazing but two's… twice as amazing! That was a brilliant quote, wasn't it, there? I can do maths as well! No it's good isn't it, exciting? I think there should be the Gringotts ride. That's what I'm waiting for, because I can go and work there. Be a great job, going, "get on the cart!" I don't speak like that in the film, but I would at the theme park.
MW: Alright! That would be a new character then!
WD: Yeah because he's dead, but then he was alive at that point so yeah we could do it. That would be good, get on that, ride through it.
MW: All indoors.
Leaky: Great!
WD: Tragedy is, I can't go on the Forbidden Journey ride, I'm too short.
MW: When I went on it, I thought about you! Also, do you know what, I shut my eyes!
WD: Oh okay!
Leaky: I shut my eyes for the spiders bit.
MW: Did you? I just thought [puts on scared voice] I don't like this!
JC: That will be really successful in Los Angeles, I think.
Imagine if it was in England!
WD: We've got the studio tour though.
MW: [still about California] Which line of the San Andreas fault is it through?
WD: I was trying to do a plug for the tour and you ruined it! I was going to segue into it!
MW: Do it again!
WD: It doesn't matter now, it's gone, the moment's gone.
Is there anyone behind the scenes who hasn't had a shoutout or been rewarded for their work?
WD: There's loads of people.
MW: Yeah, when we finished, the best thing we've ever got off the film -- people say "what did you nick" --
WD: [groans]
MW: -- and all that. But the best thing is what's called the Crew Book. Which everybody contributed to, all departments talked about, pictures of all departments, everybody's experiences and that is the most precious thing. It got delivered and the family kind of went [reaches forward] and I went [grabbing] NO! That's actually mine.
WD: Mm, that is a very special book.
MW: But there are lots of people like Steve and --
WD: Yeah you know Steve, write that down.
MW: -- and his team who maintained the trailers that were basically our home from home and we actually spent, when we were working, more time in there than we did in our beds!
WD: Yeah they made sure the water worked and the TVs.
MW: But also the gas! There was always gas!
WD: You had gas? I didn't have gas. They maintained a level of comfort for us.
OP: And the thing is yeah, if people like that weren't doing their job that well
WD: We'd have been moody
OP: Grouchy
MW: Where's my armadillo!
WD: And even people who've cooked thousands of meals, unbelievable, you're feeding an army really, to keep up…
MW: Did catering change as they grew up? The only thing they'd eat when it was a mass of kids… chicken nuggets and all the adults would be … right… okay…
WD: And they all went off the menu slowly. And also I miss the ribena cartons!
MW: And then it got spicier and spicier and spicier.
WD: They stocked the fridges, didn't they, with all that, I used to go and quickly [mimes opening fridge] it was for all the youngsters.
JP: That's why they stopped it then.
WD: Did they have Haribo there?
OP: No.
WD: They stopped that.
OP: They stopped it, yeah.
Leaky: They got Jamie Oliver in or something?
MW: Yeah, exactly, yeah.
WD: Sorry, we're just making up our own questions.
MW: We used to have a thing when we were doing the big battle scenes where there was kind of order of when people came in and they used to get the people like me and Jason and Thewlis and all of the kind of middle aged character actors in at half past, you know, sparrowfart, [Warwick] was already in there because they were sticking things to him.
WD: Afternoon!
MW: He was like that, exactly. And then they get the older actors, with due deference, absolutely should have been, quite rightly so, like Maggie [Smith] and then they get the younger actors like Dan and Rupert all in order to shoot at 8 o'clock, so we were in about 4 o'clock. So what you do is you get ready and you can have about two breakfasts and that was great… I used to do it in stages, I used to have some porridge and a coffee and then maybe a bacon sandwich and then a little bit of a lie down and then some kippers, I just remember that. By the time you got to film it was -- as you said -- afternoon!
WD: Yeah it was, it was long days and stuff but these things take time. I think people often think that computers solve everything for us on these films but it's just a lot of painstaking work because a lot of what you see in the movie kind of happens right there for us, it's not all easy.
MW: It's not bloody motion capture!
WD: Which you can learn about on the DVD because there's plenty of extras! I was going to go on about this and then say: DVD out now.
Leaky [to Mark Williams]: You gave an interview last year when you talked about losing the physicality of the set [in the film industry as a whole]…
MW: Yeah I think it's very important and I think Warner Brothers in this series of movies has kind of given a blueprint where what you need to do is invest, take care, and commit. Everybody's tried to work their way around it, tried to do cheap things, it's not worked. Because… we are human beings, we respond to each other in very subtle and clever ways and when you're watching something, you know whether it's a lie or not. And things like motion capture are not satisfying enough. It's like, Casablanca as a motion capture, you know? You need to be emotionally committed to the people that you're watching, you can't lie, you can't skate over these things, it's becoming divergent and actually the better path is the path that Warner Brothers decided to take, which is commit to actors, real sets and proper direction.
WD: And that's the difference between, you know, for me, having a real actor in a prosthetic, is: you get a lot more subtleties and things that you don't know what they are but you as an audience can certainly read into that character a lot more than you can--obviously CG is brilliant, in respects, but there is obviously a difference.
MW: You look at the range of emotion in motion capture, for example [points to Warwick] I'm not singling you out -- motion capture can't do fear. The way you respond to an actor who's frightened is because you're responding, you're picking it up. If somebody's scared, you're scared with them. You're not… cartoon. You can't be scared for a cartoon character, unless they're […] which is why Itchy and Scratchy are funny.
Obviously the movie was a huge success and Warner Brothers have really kicked off the Oscars campaign. What would seeing in recognised by the Academy mean to you all?
JP: I think that would be huge, obviously but I think it's one thing for it to have an award like a Grammy but this latest film won two Children's BAFTAs, previous Potter films have won Children's BAFTAs voted for by the public so it means more…
OP: It would be great, it would be fantastic for it to win, but at the same time we've had an award of fans camping up five or six days before the final premiere. I don't know any film which could ever have that and have 30,000 people in central London.
MW: I fail to understand why Stuart Craig [production designer] has not [won an award].
JP: Yeah, stuff like that.
MW: I just think that's like…a gross omission!
WD: I think the filmmakers, these other departments who've done so much for these films, as actors and performers we get our moments when we do events and things, meet people at the premieres but these other hugely talented people, make-up departments and others deserve recognition too.
Why do you think they struggle to get that from them specifically?
MW: There's been a lot of movement about family films and comedy films and this constant weight of intention from the Academy towards disabled, people playing against their sexuality. I'm sorry, but if you go back over the past twenty years, you go… why? What? Broke [sic] Mountain? Sorry! No! It wasn't that good. Was it? Did I miss something?
OP: I think it's one of those things really but as we see you know it's the biggest film saga ever. People are going to remember Potter for the legacy.
JP: It would be great if it won a load of awards yeah but at the same time you're not going to remember it as "Oh that won the Oscars", you'll remember it as that was people's childhood.
MW: I think that's good Oli, that's good Oliver because I think we should replace franchise with saga.
WD: Let's do that.
MW: [to Warwick] You can do it! Sorted.
WD: I'll get my people onto it right away.
From all the interviews that you've had over the years, what is the question that you'd like to answer that you've never actually been asked ?
WD: Someone asked me this in my last interview, what would you like to be asked?
JP: I've never been asked that so I'm stumped. Oliver and I are normally asked: what's the biggest prank you've ever done. But there's different pranks and we did an event in Orlando a couple of weeks ago and another one in Australia last week and we were asked that question every day and I always had a couple of answers and I forgot one which really, which I liked which was: there was a work experience girl over from America, like a pretty blonde girl, and all the crew were like…[grins] ooh, hello! I was just having a bit of a joke and there was this one guy who will remain nameless who was an AD who was a bit gullible. I said, "yeah, she likes football, she likes soccer" and he went, "oh really, I'm playing football afterwards", I was like, "show her your kit!" So I swear to God--
JC: It's not that good!
JP: --He turns up in front of the whole crew, and this girl doesn't really know anyone and he stands there in his football kit on the middle of a set in January and started stretching and he's literally there going, "Yeah I play centre forward, what do you play? I like this stretch." And she's literally there being polite, we're all absolutely howling behind the screen. That's probably the most guilty I've felt, afterwards, because then he was kind of inclined to say, "so do you want to come and watch me play football after work?"
MW: [puts on American accent] "What?!"
JP: Exactly.
OP: Whilst standing at the side of the Great Hall.
WD: I just remember the prank Daniel used to do and didn't quite get hold of my phone: he used to get your phone and change the language on it.
MW: Hungarian!
WD: So you could never find it in the settings, it was all foreign so you couldn't figure out how to get it back again!
MW: On those old Nokias I always remember, because everyone used to do that, you'd go 1, 4, 7, 5!
[Publicist wraps up]
MW: It's always really nice, your questions, you lot!


text:
W.O.D.: D Short Intervals
CFE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING WOD: Rest Day
Post the hardest endurance workout you have ever done to comments.
CFE Strength & Conditioning WOD Rest Day
Single-Sport (SS)
"Sport (DAY)" refers to when a workout is programmed/designed to be performed.
Choose ONE of the following sports:
Swim (THU): 15-20 x 25m on 0:30-0:45, hold all splits within 2-3 seconds
Bike (THU): 8 x 1/4M (400m), spin/rest 90 seconds, hold all splits within 2-3 seconds
Run (THU): 4 x 400m, rest 90 seconds, hold all splits within 2-3 seconds
C2 Row (THU): 4 x 500m, rest 90 seconds, hold all splits within 2-3 seconds
Post sport and times to comments.
Multi-Sport (3S)
"Sport (DAY)" refers to when a workout is programmed/designed to be performed.
Max Effort Hill Sprints "At Speed"
Choose ONE of the following sports:
Swim (SUN or TT): 10 x 30 seconds max effort using paddles and buoy, rest 2:00 between each rep, begin each effort from a dive if possible
Bike (FRI): 10 x 30 seconds max effort hill sprint, rest 2:00 between each rep, if using a trainer/erg utilize heavy tension
Run (SAT or Tempo): 10 x 30 seconds max effort hill sprint, rest 2:00 between each rep
At Speed: For bike and run come into each rep at full speed to maximize 30 seconds. For example, a runner can use a 10-15m "build up" to begin hill sprint at speed.
Post sport and times to comments.
Understanding Pacing with Brian MacKenzie
Thank you, Russ, for inspiring us all
"Just coming back from testicular cancer...Can't thank you guys enough for this resource. I ran one marathon, four 1/2's and and an Army 10 Miler qualifier in the first half of 2011 using your workouts...the 10 Miler was eleven days after I had my testicle removed. There is no way I was able to suck down chemo and bounce back without this resource." - Russ Zink
Workout Legend | Demonstrations | General FAQ | EnduranceFAQ | S&C FAQ | WOD RSS Feed
Related Content:
Comments (27)
|Daniel Smith
on Wednesday, February 01, 2012 at 07:09 pm
Props!!Great picture! Way To go and continue to step out in faith work hard brother!!!
|Fat Tony
on Wednesday, February 01, 2012 at 08:00 pm
Hardest endurance workout3 weeks after my first marathon was my Bday, so I attempted to run the 10 min on the hour for 24 hours, pour planning kept me from completing it. I did make it 13 hours though. Its the hardest because its the only one I never finished. This year, that wont happen
on Wednesday, February 01, 2012 at 08:07 pm
Russ-- Great job redefining what is possible when someone is given an opportunity.
on Wednesday, February 01, 2012 at 10:48 pm
Brutal Endurance WODI think the 1 minute ladder is one of the toughest I've done.
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 06:12 am
Hardest Endurance WorkoutsRowing (Erg Machine):
1. 15x 500 Meters - all at 2k pace (rest 2:00 min.)
2. 4x 4,000 Meters - all under 6k pace (rest 3:00 min. - light row)
3. 3x 2,000 Meters - all for Personal Record (rest 10 min.)
4. Hour of Power (60 minutes, rowing as hard as you can)
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 08:42 am
WODMy first interval was way too fast.Other then that, my pacing was spot on. I think I should have slowed down overall by at least another 5-8 seconds just so my pacing within an interval would have been more consistent, instead of slowing down towards the end.
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 09:29 am
Hardest endurance workoutOne of the hardest I have done was 10x400m runs starting on every two minutes. In other words, if you ran your 400m in 1:15 then you would have :45 rest before starting your next 400m. I did them all at 75 seconds or faster except one was at 77 and one was 78 seconds.
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 10:02 am
WOD row4x500, 90sec rest.
|Billy Bob
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 10:28 am
Yesterdays workout was tough especially when I hit my head and cut it open. Ouch
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 11:38 am
injuryI am coming off of a hamstring injury that i have had for the last three months. I was able to keep my cardio up by using the elliptical machine. I just started running again last week and have built up to a mile without any speed. I have a half to run in April. I can crossfit without problem but am not ready to run intervals with speed. How should I prepare for my race and not reinjur myself?
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 12:31 pm
Wod result-02/02/124 x 500m Row
The 3rd and 4th intervals really hurt!
|Jon M
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 01:19 pm
Hardest Endurance workoutWell if you can call it a workout. Seal Strong 36 hour challenge back in December. Ran and swam countless miles carried logs millions of pushups and other forms of torture. Was treated for hypothermia near the end but completed the weekend. Took me 4 weeks to fully recover. Hooyah!
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 01:24 pm
InjuryChris-- Use this time to work on drills and improving your run technique/mechanics so the injury does not reoccur. You can begin with shorter repeats 50m,100m, 200m start short and with what you are able to do with no pain. You can use the getting started wods in the FAQ. Have you identified the cause of the hamstring injury so it does not continue to occur? Do a search on the mwod for some episode which will be helpful as you go forward.
|Daniel Smith
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 02:22 pm
Sick?? Me??So good news! I don't have mono!! It's only strep throat, which still sucks and is kicking my butt, but I am recovering well with rest and nutrition. This is a good time to look at my training and really focus on what i need to change.
Kaitlin: I was wanting to five you my daily training schedule and see what modifications I make and what you would recommend. Monday- 3sport swim AM-CFEWOD PM Tuesday- 3sport run AM-CFE WOD PM Wednesday- 3sport Swim AM-CFE WOD PM Thursday- 3sport Run AM- Recovery/yoga Friday- 3sport Swim- CFEWOD PM Saturday- long run interval- CFEWOD PM Sunday- off or bike intervals. Let me know what you think
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 02:25 pm
mwodIf there was a Nobel Prize for Free Physical Therapy, mobility wod would be a finalist.
|Brad Williams
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 02:54 pm
2/2/12 WODFull Rest today. Lotta mobility work in too. Ankle is still swollen and bruised but has full range of motion. Hope to be strong tomorrow
|Brian Nabeta
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 03:03 pm
Hardest Endurance wod9x 1500 meter swims
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 03:42 pm
Today's Run4x400 w/90sec rest: 1:12, 1:12, 1:14, 1:08
The third one had the only significant uphill (for perhaps the last third). On the last one I went all-out to break 1:10 and did. So maybe they should all be a tad faster next time.
Hardest workout was a 24-mile run where I really did not eat enough before or during. Major bonk! Otherwise, anything in serious humidity does it to me.
|Brad Williams
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 04:04 pm
2/2/12 WODForgot, hardest WOD(s) for me are the 10-20 minute AMRAP's. There is always an exercise in there that I hate...and it is right in the middle.
|Erik G
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 06:26 pm
Hardest Endurance4 x 2k
It was for punishment.
|Jake Fisher
on Thursday, February 02, 2012 at 07:50 pm
REST DAY!"I constantly remind myself that resting takes confidence. Anyone can train like a mad man but to embrace rest and to allow all the hard training to come out takes mental strength." -Ryan Hall
Today's REST DAY = Delicious!
Hardest Endurance WOD:
Tabata Treadmill Run 10 x 20-sec at 15% incline and 5:00/mile pace. Induces tunnel vision, suicidal/homocidal thoughts, fits of rabid foaming of the mouth, demonic barking, and a whole host of other adverse events.
on Friday, February 03, 2012 at 01:55 pm
Ewod1:23, 1:22, 1:16, 1:26
|Gary Calton
on Saturday, February 04, 2012 at 07:27 am
Bike10x30 second uphill sprint between 460-472 watts
|Christopher Bates
on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 at 06:13 am
Hardest Endurance WODPeterson's Ghost.
Miles and miles of intervals that go up and down in distance. Vicious.
on Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:28 am
KD Results4 x 400 RUN 90sec rest on treadmill with 1.5 incline. All at 9mph
on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 09:42 pm
1:20, 1:20, 1:18, 1:13. First time off the treadmill in a WHILE!
|Scott from the Lou
on Thursday, February 23, 2012 at 09:27 pm
evening RowRow:
felt myself break on that 4th one. Whew doggy!
Hardest workout:
26 x 200m run with jog 200m as recov. Yasso 800's were pretty tough. 6 x 750m row recently was BRUTAL. Also the Boston Marathon kicked my ass into oblivion.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Teledaze Step-In Telemark Binding
University of Colorado - Boulder, 2000 - $11,500
This grant supported the development of a new step-in telemark ski binding. Using NCIIA funding, the team further developed and refined a design for a binding that improves on existing technology to provide a superior step-in binding with few moving parts, low weight and applicability to both lift area and backcountry situations. The members of the team included dedicated teleskiers and a group of advisors with appropriate experience and connections. The team built and tested prototypes, developed a market survey and business plan, and explored IP opportunities.
NCIIA Events
- About NCIIA
- Jobs
- Meet our grantees
- For students
- For faculty
- Specialty training programs
- Epicenter
- Annual conference
- NCIIA in the news


text:
Kuro Media Console
(33) Coventry Collection door and molding style
About this custom design...
The Kuro's designed their media cabinet
in oak with the (33) Coventry style.
Selected Cabinets
Click on image for details
The Custom Shoppe | 300 Air Park Drive |
Watertown, WI 53094 | 1.920.262.9700 | Toll Free: 1.866.623.3234
Copyright 2009, The Custom Shoppe. All rights


text:
« Rihanna and M.I.A. Link Up at 'Watch the Throne' Tour
Video: Bei Maejor f/ Waka Flocka Flame – 'Lights Down Low' »
Frank Ocean Debuts New Song [Video]
Frank Ocean's Def Jam debut is still awaiting a release date, but the Odd Future crooner gives us a taste of what's in store. Seated at the keyboard in a dimly-lit room, the New Orleans native poured his heart out while debuting a new song.
"Right hand to God/ Left hand holding the jewels/ And I'm swearing up and down/ I'm cursing out the moon," he sings on the soulful tune.
Watch the intimate performance below and check out the lyrics on his Tumblr page.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
21 Comments
Leave a Reply
©Copyright 2014 Rap-Up.com. Rap-Up® is a registered trademark. All rights reserved.
A Member of Townsquare Music | Advertise


text:
Holiday Gifts for Your Favorite Gleeks
November 19, 2010 at 9:21 am , by Sonia Harmon
Okay, I'll admit it: I'm a gleek. Never heard of a "gleek" before? That's the nickname Glee followers have adopted since the hit musical-comedy about a high school show choir exploded onto the television scene last year. Glee has had a myriad of guest stars (from Olivia Newton John to Josh Groban), the cast sold out a 13-date live tour this past summer, and over 17 million songs from the show have been digitally downloaded (one recent hit was the cast's rendition of Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream," which I urge you to check out for yourself here). Needless to say, the show has quite a following with kids and adults alike, and you've probably got a Glee fan or two on your holiday gift shopping list (or maybe you're a gleek yourself!). Luckily, several Glee-themed items recently hit stores and make great holiday gifts.
Karaoke Revolution: Glee for Wii, $58
Gleeks can now sing their favorite Glee songs at home karaoke-style! A microphone comes with the game, and you can test your singing ability as video montages with exclusive content from the show run in the background.
Glee Season One Gift Set with collectible journal, $40
As if the first season of Glee on DVD with over two hours of bonus footage isn't cool enough, this gift set comes with a special Glee journal that kids will love.
Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album, $10
Whether you're a gleek or not, you'll enjoy listening to the cast's renditions of holiday classics including "Deck the Rooftop" and "Baby, It's Cold Outside."
Now tell us, are you or is someone you know a big fan of Glee? Will you buy any Glee gifts this year?
Categories: Entertainment, Fun | Tags: glee, gleek, holiday gift, Holiday shopping | No Comments


text:
Bring Dj Tiesto to Reliant Stadium in Houston TX!
We want to see how many people would want to see Dj Tiesto perform a set at the Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas. Please inform friends about this petition because we want to observe the House/Trance scene in the "Space City".
No comments yet.join the discussion
Recent signatures
Trance ManiacUnited States6 years ago
mariaUnited States6 years ago
mariaUnited States6 years ago
Petition highlights
There are no highlights yet.


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
Basingstoke Gazette on Twitter
- Find us on Facebook
Basingstoke Gazette on Facebook
Former leader Cllr Andrew Finney is told to say sorry (From Basingstoke Gazette)
When news happens, text BAZ and your photos or videos to 80360. Or contact us by email and phone.
Former leader Cllr Andrew Finney is told to say sorry
12:30pm Thursday 13th December 2012 in News By Adam Richards
FORMER Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council leader Andrew Finney will tonight make a public apology after he failed to declare that his wife was a member of a golf club that may profit from a multi-million-pound land deal.
The senior Conservative, who led the ruling Tory administration from May 2008 to December 2011, and is still a member of the decision-making Cabinet, has been found to have breached the councillors' code of conduct by failing to declare a personal and prejudicial interest.
A decision report in tonight's full council agenda states that Cllr Finney's wife was a member of Basingstoke Golf Club when her husband voted on including the site in a blueprint of which land should be developed for housing over the next 15 years.
Previous media reports have stated that should the golf club members sell the land for housing, each individual in the private members' club could net £130,000.
While this claim has been firmly dismissed by the golf club, in November 2011, more than 70 per cent of the 700 club members voted to offer the 43.4-hectare site in Kempshott for sale as a potential housing site.
The golf club members could gain a collective multi-million-pound windfall if their land is sold to a housing developer, once permission has been granted by the borough council.
While clearing the Oakley and North Waltham ward member of "bringing the council into disrepute", the final decision of independent member Liz Morris, who signed off the standards investigation which also involved another independent person, said Cllr Finney "did breach the code of conduct" by failing to declare a personal and prejudicial interest – and she has recommended that he should make a public apology to tonight's full council meeting.
Speaking to The Gazette on Tuesday, Cllr Finney said he accepts the standards report, and he had been responsible for a "lapse of judgement".
He said that under council rules, he did not have to declare his wife's membership on the register of member's interests – a point that is acknowledged in the standards ruling.
Cllr Finney also stressed that his voting in Cabinet was not dictated by speculation over potential financial gains of selling the site to developers.
But he admitted: "It is up to me to make sure that I am above any potential suspicion from wherever it comes from. I failed, in this particular incidence, to ensure there could be no doubt whatsoever as to my motivations for doing anything in the council.
"I accept the determination of the report. I am disappointed that an error of judgement necessitated standards having to get involved.
"I was asked a question 'do you think there's a potential financial benefit?' (by selling the golf club). I haven't got a clue and no one's got a clue at the moment because it depends on a whole sequence of events happening.
"The independent members conclude that as far as they were concerned, I had no pecuniary interest, which means one which implied a financial benefit for me, and I had not done anything to unduly influence the decision one way or the other.
"I have always tried to carry out my duties, whatever my position in the council, with the highest standards of propriety, and I don't wish that to be seen to be compromised by this lapse of judgement."
The standards investigation was launched following a complaint by Labour group leader Cllr Laura James after she learned that Cllr Finney's wife, Lorraine, was a member of the golf club.
She said that Cllr Finney's actions in not declaring an interest, and voting in Cabinet on October 2011 and January 2012 to include the golf club in the site selection shortlist, were "totally unacceptable".
"I don't think, as politicians, we should behave in this way," said Cllr James. "I don't think it is acceptable at all in relation to transparency.
"We are always told as councillors: 'what would the man on the street think about this?' I think they would be quite disgusted about it. That's why I made the complaint – I was disgusted."
Comments (15)
Please log in to enable comment sorting
2:45pm Thu 13 Dec 12
Upontheroof says...
Resignation would be more fitting!
2:46pm Thu 13 Dec 12
Upontheroof says...
4:02pm Thu 13 Dec 12
Pacifier says...
It aint April the 1st already is it?...you couldn't make it up!!!
4:09pm Thu 13 Dec 12
W Wallace says...
So what if she profits from it she will not be the only one.
4:13pm Thu 13 Dec 12
Pacifier says...
perhaps he and Miller MP could make a joint apology for 'poor judgement' ha ha
8:30pm Thu 13 Dec 12
BugBear says...
We really do need a root and branch clear out in this country and this should go beyond councillors, MP's and authority figures covering each others backs, to the police being called in to investigate, prosecute and for the courts to convict. If not I fear this country will sink deeper and deeper into the corruption we have now become so familiar with.
9:39am Fri 14 Dec 12
JacquesMeahof says...
They would love this.
Could I suggest that to prove that he is 'sorry' that his wife give up her membership?
9:05pm Fri 14 Dec 12
Hiliter says...
10:51am Mon 17 Dec 12
Hooked on you says...
11:05pm Mon 17 Dec 12
DCSharps says...
11:04am Tue 18 Dec 12
ThomasPaine says...
'I'm Sorry', sorry for what, for sitting and chairing a cabinet meeting where it was decided that the Golf Club would be promoted as site, but he forgot his wife was a member and stood to potentially gain financially.
Sorry, for sitting in two Cabinet meetings and voting on that same issue.
Sorry for being found out, because presumably he would have carried on regardless if he hadn't been found out and exposed.
Sorry for claiming his allowance and carrying on regardless as a cabinet member even after all of this.
These Tories just don't get it and according to Monday's gazette they all applauded him, what on earth are these people thinking.
Finney, you where the Council Leader when you broke the rules and sorry may be the hardest word, but you need to listen to wider world who are calling on you to resign, resign resign!
If you have any shred of dignity left you would stand down from the cabinet.....I wonder if anyone else will resign from the cabinet shortly, sorry wrong cabinet.
4:11pm Tue 18 Dec 12
Opinions_opinions says...
8:08am Wed 19 Dec 12
willerby caravans says...
Time for frsh people, new faces, normal working folk who understand what the voters want and who actually listen and are notb self serving.
Cons, Limp Dems Lab need not apply
11:52am Wed 19 Dec 12
Pacifier says...
11:52am Wed 19 Dec 12
Pacifier says...
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
About Seller
invise-canada is committed to providing each customer with the highest standard of customer service.
Recent Feedback:
- See all feedback
- 5 out of 5:
- "Excellent."
- Paul A Meyer, August 21, 2014
- 5 out of 5:
- "Disappointed that it was much cheaper to buy in Walmart and company not offer a price match"
- Hilary, August 21, 2014
- 5 out of 5:
- "Fast shipping. Item as described."
- Mark Horvath, August 21, 2014
- 5 out of 5:
- "Product was as described and arrived within the time frame expected."
- Richard J., August 21, 2014
- 5 out of 5:
- "Item as ordered, arrived safely, thanks!"
- Seamus, August 19, 2014
- See all feedback
A-to-z Safe Buying Guarantee Protection
Place your merchant order through the Amazon.ca Shopping Cart or 1-Click and your purchase is protected by the A-to-z Safe Buying Guarantee. Amazon.ca automatically transfers your payment to the merchant so you'll never need to pay a merchant directly. Our A-to-z Safe Buying Guarantee covers both the delivery of your item and its condition upon receipt...read more
Returns Policy
Please refer to the Amazon.ca Product Return Policy . Please contact invise-canada to get information about any additional policies that may... Learn more
Further Information
Feedback Rating:4.7 stars over the past 12 months4.7 stars over the past 12 months (1,565 ratings)
- Detailed Seller Information
- invise-canada Storefront
Loading Results...


text:
About the Author
Eric Edholm
Senior editor
Recent posts by Eric Edholm
Related Stories
With the news that SS Gerald Sensabaugh (shoulder) would miss 3-4 weeks, it became possible he would not heal in time for the Cowboys' opener in Washington, despite him saying on Twitter that he expects to play against the Redskins. His injury leaves the team in a lurch at the position, where undrafted rookie Barry Church currently sits No. 2 on the depth chart. The good news, though, is twofold: One, Church has played his way into that position, and two, Michael Hamlin and fourth-rounder Akwasi Owusu-Ansah have returned from injuries. Although Owusu-Ansah looked rusty in the second preseason game, he's valuable because he can play both safety and corner and is a potentially valuable special-teamer. It's becoming more likely now that the Cowboys will open with five or perhaps six safeties on the roster. The reason is that both Owusu-Ansah and Alan Ball, the starting free safety, have experience playing cornerback.
For authoritative coverage and analysis of NFL news, free agency and fantasy football, visit ProFootballWeekly.com.


text:
ARLINGTON –– Arlington police have issued an alert to businesses near where a man who was arrested in 2010 for digging up a grave and stealing a foot has been spotted.
Daniel Wayne Staley was released from a Fort Worth homeless shelter a week ago.
Now his family and police fear he will hurt someone based on what he's written in journals.
Arlington police say they have information that Staley is somewhere near the University of Texas at Arlington campus. They issued an alert to students, faculty and staff on Friday.
Authorities say they are concerned because Staley's family says he's dangerous when he's not on his medications. They say he's been in and out of mental hospitals and jails since he was 10 years old after he threatened to kill his family.
Most recently, he was in a hospital in Wichita Falls for the incident involving the corpse, but he was released because by law he could only be kept there a certain amount of time.
His writings are troubling. He talks about admiring Jeffery Dahmer and about wanting to kill people. He also writes about torturing animals.
News 8 talked to him just after his release last week and asked him why he dug up a corpse.
Staley answered, "I wanted a whole one but I couldn't uncover the whole casket, so I couldn't get it out." When asked why, Staley said "I don't know, it's a real fetish of mine, I guess."
Staley also says he enjoys killing cats and dogs and watching them die.
His father told News 8 he's afraid his son will kill someone. He was supposed to stay at a homeless shelter in Fort Worth –– but now he appears to be in Arlington.
The police department says they issued the internal alert out of an abundance of caution.
E-mail email@example.com


text:
Original Article
Pronecrotic mixed lineage kinase domain-like protein expression is a prognostic biomarker in patients with early-stage resected pancreatic adenocarcinoma
Article first published online: 29 MAY 2013
DOI: 10.1002/cncr.28144
Copyright © 2013 American Cancer Society
Volume 119, Issue 17, pages 3148–3155, 1 September 2013
Additional Information
How to Cite
Colbert, L. E., Fisher, S. B., Hardy, C. W., Hall, W. A., Saka, B., Shelton, J. W., Petrova, A. V., Warren, M. D., Pantazides, B. G., Gandhi, K., Kowalski, J., Kooby, D. A., El-Rayes, B. F., Staley, C. A., Adsay, N. V., Curran, W. J., Landry, J. C., Maithel, S. K. and Yu, D. S. (2013), Pronecrotic mixed lineage kinase domain-like protein expression is a prognostic biomarker in patients with early-stage resected pancreatic adenocarcinoma. Cancer, 119: 3148–3155. doi: 10.1002/cncr.28144
Publication History
- Issue published online: 20 AUG 2013
- Article first published online: 29 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 2 APR 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 29 MAR 2013
- Manuscript Received: 11 FEB 2013
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
Options for accessing this content:
- If you have access to this content through a society membership, please first log in to your society website.
- If you would like institutional access to this content, please recommend the title to your librarian.
- Login via other institutional login options http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/login-options.
- You can purchase online access to this Article for a 24-hour period (price varies by title)
- If you already have a Wiley Online Library or Wiley InterScience user account: login above and proceed to purchase the article.
- New Users: Please register, then proceed to purchase the article.
Type your institution's name in the box below. If your institution is a Wiley customer, it will appear in the list of suggested institutions and you will be able to log in to access content. Some users may also log in directly via OpenAthens.
Please note that there are currently a number of duplicate entries in the list of institutions. We are actively working on fixing this issue and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Registered Users please login:
- Access your saved publications, articles and searches
- Manage your email alerts, orders and subscriptions
- Change your contact information, including your password
Please register to:
- Save publications, articles and searches
- Get email alerts
- Get all the benefits mentioned below!
Patient Access
Patients and/or caregivers may access this content for use in relation to their own personal healthcare or that of a family member only. Terms and conditions will apply.


text:
+ Log in or register to post
Results 341 to 346 of 346
Friday, 7th September, 2012, 06:47 PM #341
The Great Druid (Lvl 17)
- Join Date
- Aug 2007
- Posts
- 16,821
ø Ignore renau1g
- EN World
- has no influence
- on advertisings
- that are displayed by
- Google Adsense
Friday, 7th September, 2012, 07:05 PM #342
Gallant (Lvl 3)
- Join Date
- Oct 2011
- Location
- 26035 Moulton Parkway #140, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
- Posts
- 936
ø Ignore CrimsonFlameWielder
Thanks @renau1g !!
Now that we have official approval on XP/Gold awarded, could you all please let me know the status of your characters? I just need to know if anyone else is updating their sheets and/or needs approvals for their current XP levels.
Sunday, 9th September, 2012, 09:41 AM #343
Lama (Lvl 13)
- Join Date
- Aug 2008
- Location
- Online
- Posts
- 3,983
ø Ignore jbear
Leather is completely ready for lvl 3; still awaiting senior review approval (but probably good enough to kick off the adventure with?)
Btw: Leather is a fighter, not a ranger so I can't take Manticore's Fury Even if I multiclass into Ranger the dmg bonus applies against the same target, but with the Deft Hurler feat I have to make the RBA against another target, one other than that which I hit with the cleave attack. So, It could work if I rotated targets each round but it seems a bit too situational to bother with. Thanks for the suggestion though
Last edited by jbear; Sunday, 9th September, 2012 at 09:51 AM.
'I am a predator...the predator improves the race...I kill but not out of hate.'
Frank Herbert: Emperor God of Dune
Tuesday, 11th September, 2012, 04:19 AM #344
Gallant (Lvl 3)
- Join Date
- Oct 2011
- Location
- 26035 Moulton Parkway #140, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
- Posts
- 936
ø Ignore CrimsonFlameWielder
Is anyone else needing approvals or needing to update their character sheet? I'm going to recruit one more for the next adventure, and I'd like you guys to be back in the Hanged Man so that I can recruit you all again.
Tuesday, 11th September, 2012, 04:50 AM #345
Minor Trickster (Lvl 4)
- Join Date
- Jun 2008
- Location
- Tennessee
- Posts
- 905
ø Ignore WEContact
Haaku is ready for review. I'll have him at the Tavern shortly, but he's just going to loiter outside, since Ignatz is inside.
Wednesday, 12th September, 2012, 03:04 PM #346
Scout (Lvl 6)
- Join Date
- Oct 2008
- Location
- Fitchburg, Massachusetts, United States
- Posts
- 2,063
ø Ignore Son of Meepo
Fhangrim and Ilex are both ready for review.
Similar Threads
[Adventure] He Chained Their Minds (DM: CrimsonFlameWielder; Judge Needed )By CrimsonFlameWielder in forum Living 4th EditionReplies: 211Last Post: Friday, 31st May, 2013, 12:28 PM
Adventure: Three Queens in Allaria (DM: BenBrown, Judge: Covaithe)By BenBrown in forum Living 4th EditionReplies: 330Last Post: Wednesday, 22nd August, 2012, 10:16 PM
[Adventure] Desolation Island (DM: jsb420; JUDGE: covaithe)By jsb420 in forum Living 4th EditionReplies: 796Last Post: Monday, 26th March, 2012, 01:13 AM
[Adventure] A Chef's Request (DM:renau1g; judge: covaithe)By renau1g in forum Living 4th EditionReplies: 1130Last Post: Wednesday, 30th November, 2011, 05:50 PM
[Adventure] The Sibylline Idol (Judge covaithe)By Erekose13 in forum Living 4th EditionReplies: 711Last Post: Saturday, 24th October, 2009, 04:54 PM


text:
Route Guide - iPhone / Android - Partners - Forum - Photos - Deals - What's New - School of Rock
Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
Just right of 3AM Crack is this splitter handcrack with a thin start and a couple of wider pods. The first move is bouldery, but once you're on the pedestal, the fun begins. Perfect jams lead up to some akwardness, then more fun jamming to the anchor. 1 rope will get you up and down.
Rap off the 3AM Crack anchors and swing right to a 2-bolt bolt station 80' off the ground, and set up your TR. The guidebooks give this climb an R. It seems like the first 10 feet wouldn't be worth protecting as the rock is suspect but after that the pro should be bomber to the anchors.


text:
Town Square
City mulls response to illegal demolition at Edgewood Plaza
Original post made on Feb 8, 2013
[Web Link Historic Eichler building demolished at Edgewood Plaza]
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, February 8, 2013, 9:57 AM
on Feb 8, 2013 at 10:38 am
LOL ... funny, I drive by this area pretty much daily. I kept asking myself why they do not get rid of those old buildings - the are ugly, inefficient, and eyesore - and now I find out they are or were or some of them were considered "historic"?
Good riddance, I shopped in that old Lucky building, Albertson's many, many times, it was horrible, ugly, small, and we are well rid of it. That said, developers and contractor simply cannot act and decide unilaterally on this and should face some punishment.
on Feb 8, 2013 at 10:41 am
As a near neighbor to Edgewood Plaza, I would like this project to move toward completion ASAP. What's been done is in the past and I'd like to see no further roadblocks to progress. Let's look forward to an attractive and useful new shopping center and homes.
on Feb 8, 2013 at 10:53 am
If it looks like what they proposed when they are done, does it matter whether they moved it or rebuilt it? I agree with E.S., the overriding interest is getting finished at this point.


text:
Nike's event puts the best talent on center stage during a three-day football camp at Phil's place.
But will the consensus four-star prospect take other visits?
The Whitehouse (Texas) product is one of the most impressive athletes in the country.
Breaking down the game of Norman (Ok.) North quarterback David Cornwell, who was the first quarterback invited to the Elite 11 finals this year.
The first invite for a smaller Elite 11 finals went out on Sunday after the Dallas NFTC, as Norman (Ok.) North quarterback David Cornwell punched his ticket to Oregon this summer.
One of the top outside linebackers in the country will play his college football for Urban Meyer at Ohio State.
The 6-5, 300-pound defensive tackle signed with the Crimson Tide Wednesday after the news broke Saturday that he wasn't going to be a Longhorn despite his longtime commitment.
New Ole Miss pledge Laquon Treadwell is the best wide receiver in the 2013 class, as he proved during his time at The Opening and the 2013 Under Armour All-America game. But what makes him such a...
Dallas (Texas) Skyline wide receiver has been happily committed to the Cowboys since July, but a connection from earlier in his recruitment is taking him to Lexington this weekend.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior users will need to choose a permanent username, along with a new password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
Please login to your Vox Media account. This account will be linked to your previously existing Eater account.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior MT authors will need to choose a new username and password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Burnt Orange Nation to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Burnt Orange Nation. You should read them.
You must be a member of Burnt Orange Nation to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Burnt Orange Nation. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
You've got the grill, now get the grill knowledge.
Weber Nation has it all. Stories. Techniques. Videos.
Lessons. The works. Come on over, the grill is hot.
Weber® Grilling Guides
It is an old family story that my great aunt cooked the turkey until the legs turned black. Then she knew it was done. While this may be ...
By Kevin Kolman
It's time to take your steak grilling expertise to a whole new level. Just follow the 10 easy tips in this video to make your game plan foolproof and your stea...
You've got the right charcoal, the right Weber grill, and you've marinated the heck out of that chicken. Now it's time to wow your family and frien...
Share and connect with fellow grillers.
Share all of your grill moments.
Get fresh grilling recipes delivered to you every Friday.
Find a Dealer


text:
Fuel tax hike gets second round approval in Wyo House
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) _ A proposal to raise Wyoming fuel taxes by a dime a gallon has cleared a second vote in the state House of Representatives.
The House on Thursday advanced a proposal to hike the tax from the existing rate of 14 cents a gallon up to 24 cents. The hike would raise about $70 million a year for the state highway system and local governments.
The House rejected a proposed amendment that would have increased the tax on diesel fuel more while increasing the tax on gasoline less.
Supporters of the tax increase say the state highway system and local governments need a steady source of road funding.
Some opponents have said the transportation department should be more efficient. They said working families can't afford to pay higher taxes.
© 2014 Rural Radio Network. All rights reserved. Republishing, rebroadcasting, rewriting, redistributing prohibited. Copyright Information


text:
Town Talk
James Niedzinski
---- — Sure, there a lot of antiques in Essex, but on Sunday a special collection will be unveiled.
Antiques dealer Keith Funston of Sudbury has been interested in wunderkammern, also known as a cabinet of curiosities, for decades. He has set one up at Essex Antiquarians, 165 Main St., with a very broad and diverse range of antiques and natural history material.
"Unlike the traditional "cabinet of curiosities" — all these things are for sale," said Funston. This special presentation will open Sunday at 11 a.m.
For more information about Cabinet of Curiosities or this special exhibit and sale by Keith Funston, call Jackie Sideli at 508-801-6063
Sept. 11 services planned
The Essex Fire Department will be holding its annual 9/11 Memorial Service on Wednesday at 9:55 a.m. in front of the Essex Memorial Fire Station on Martin Street.
The short service allows everyone to reflect and remember those individuals who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Retired firefighters and the public are encouraged to attend.
Town Talk is compiled by James Niedzinski. If you have a news tip or an item for Town Talk, please contact him at 978-283-7000 x3455, or firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
AEM Cold Air Induction System 21-544B
- Our Price: $279.99
- Shipping:FREE SHIPPING
- Part Number: 21-544B
$279.99Free Shipping
Select your vehicle details above to ensure item compatibility.
Ships between 09/08/14 - 09/10/14
AEM 21-544B fits:
- 2002-2006 Nissan Sentra
There are no reviews for this application.
See All AEM Cold Air Induction System Reviews.


text:
Route Guide - iPhone / Android - Partners - Forum - Photos - Deals - What's New - School of Rock
Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
Ever feel left out of the screaming match between man and boulder? Now's your chance! Hosting an abundance of stacked cruxes, Ewe Betch Ewe begins hard and ends even harder.
Just above the old corral lies a band of rock. Top dead center of the Corral Crag is a 60 foot tall blob hosting five routes. Ewe Betch Ewe is the third bolted route in from the left. Look for a hand sized pod after bolt one. This is just right of EWE.F.O. and just left of Ewe for Real.
Eight or nine draws and a #2 camalot for six bolts and a chain anchor. Finish up and right on Ewe for Real anchor.


text:
Every well-dressed man should have a tuxedo in their closet -- especially on your wedding day. Here are the top five things to look for in a truly great tuxedo.
Authorities near Nashville were still searching Tuesday for teenagers who escaped a detention center the night before.
Thirty-two teens escaped from the Woodland Hills Youth Development Center late Monday, Tennessee Department of Children's Services s...
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Blast From The Past
BFTP: Pokémon Gold/Silver
Often regarded as one of the greatest video game sequels, does it still hold up fifteen years and one remake later?
BFTP Live: Soul Calibur II
With the HD re-release imminent, James, Andy and Pete remember the game, the series and the genre.
Chrono Cross
James explains why the often forgotten sequel to Chrono Trigger is different but awesome in its own right.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Why you're a bad person if you don't like Majora's Mask... or, at the very least, fail to judge it on its own merits.
Pikmin & Pikmin 2
What if The Poddington Peas cross-pollinated with Command & Conquer...?
Star Trek: Bridge Commander: Kobayashi Maru
James and Andy remember the infinitely expanded BC experience with this excellent compilation of some of the best available mods.
Star Trek: Bridge Commander
James maintains his boycott of Into Darkness by playing some REAL Star Trek with Andy.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
With a direct sequel inbound on the 3DS, Andy and James remember an all-time classic and what has to be done to live up to its hallowed legacy.
Sam & Max Hit the Road
Andy and James pay tribute to the dearly departed Lucasarts by remembering one of its finest games.
Luigi's Mansion
Ghostbusters quote in 3...2...1...
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Crossroads of Time
Because when you think in-depth characters and complex interstellar relations, you think sidescrolling platformer.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
Zelda gets all introspective and existential whilst poking holes in the fourth wall. If only the modern games in the series could be this deep.
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
The Wind Waker is ten years old. Naturally, James and Andy contemplate their own mortality and wonder if this was the last classic Nintendo game.
McDonald Land (Amiga)
A platform game based on the McDonald's fast food franchise...yup, this really existed
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (GBA)
It turns out an 11 year old Game Boy Advance port is a vastly superior THPS experience than the recent HD remake.


text:
Related Stories
DT Albert Haynesworth's summer of news continues just days before the 2010 season begins. Reports are surfacing that the Redskins are talking to Haynesworth's former team, the Titans, about trading the two-time Pro Bowler.
Haynesworth has been a distraction since new head coach Mike Shanahan came to Washington, bringing with him a 3-4 defense. Haynesworth skipped OTAs and reported to training camp out of shape, only to fail conditioning tests, suffer from dehydration, call out Shanahan after a preseason game and fall down the depth chart.
Sources told the Associated Press and ESPN's Chris Mortensen that the Redskins have spoken with the Titans this weekend about a trade. Haynesworth spent the first seven seasons of his career with Tennessee, totaling 24 sacks. He played 12 games in 2009, his first season as a Redskin.
Mortensen reported the Titans would welcome back Haynesworth but the Redskins' asking price of at least two draft picks was too high. In February 2009, Haynesworth left the Titans and signed with the Redskins for seven years, $100 million.
The Titans' defense could certainly use a boost on the defensive line. They recorded 44 sacks in 2008 with Haynesworth in the middle and just 31 in 2009 without him.
For authoritative coverage and analysis of NFL news, free agency and fantasy football, visit ProFootballWeekly.com.


text:
WILSON, N.C. (AP) - A North Carolina woman has died after years of fighting for her husband's release from a Georgia prison because of the state's "stand your ground" self-defense law.
Tracy Dew said Sunday her sister Anita McNeil of Wilson died Saturday after breast cancer spread to her bones.
Anita McNeil had spent weeks hoping that her husband John McNeil would be freed from prison where he is serving a life sentence for shooting a man in his Kennesaw, Ga., yard. Supporters say the 2005 killing was in self-defense.
A Georgia judge ruled last fall that John McNeil should be released because of multiple errors at trial, including that the jury was not properly instructed on a person's right to use force to defend himself, his home or another person from violent attack.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Firefighters are calling a man a hero after he helped save a family from a burning home in DeKalb County.
WTTG FOX 5 & myfoxdc5151 Wisconsin Ave. NWWashington, DC 20016Main Number: (202) 244-5151Newsroom: (202) email@example.com


text:
Great House! Great Location! Private Courtyard Pool on Canal in Fort Lauderdale
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
The Livin' Is Easy
Canal and Private Courtyard Pool in a Modern Luxurious Setting
This newly renovated Designer home is hidden behind a tall wall and
an iron gate providing a tranquil oasis away from the city. It is
hard to imagine that you are still in the center of all the action
of Fort Lauderdale while you lay floating in your warm pool counting
the stars or sitting by your canal counting the fish that jump.
Located on a dead end street, this is a safe and respected area, yet
it is just a few minutes away from everything you would expect to
see in Florida…the ocean, shopping, golf and all the
The "open concept" layout of the house centers around the courtyard
pool in the front and the canal in the back. It offers many
different places to gather as a group and other areas for private
reflection, both indoors and out.
The new marble pool and terrace areas are completely secluded, surrounded by a
tall wall and landscaped with huge pots, cascading flowers and palm
Comfortable chaise lounge beds and cushy seating are provided for
quiet afternoon naps or cozy conversations in the shade of the
vaulted ceiling and the breeze of two outdoor ceiling fans. Or, take
in the full sun any time of the day, then dip in the pool for a
refreshing cool-down.
Lunch or dinner can be easily served by the pool at the outdoor
dining table with gas barbeque and direct access to the kitchen.
This courtyard pool area provides central access to different parts
of the property.
Enter the house through a set of french doors and into the main
living area. Walk down a tropical garden path to sit by the canal to
watch sunset and fish jump. Or lounge in the screened sunroom, also
overlooking the breezy canal and gardens. There is a patio table in
the sunroom so it provides yet another dining area.
Alternatively, access the kitchen or two bedrooms directly from the
pool. The flow of the house is magnificent and provides easy living
and entertaining.
There are plenty of places for sun or shade all day long, both
poolside and at the canal, and lots of places to settle into a good
book or conversation.
Open the french doors off the courtyard pool terrace to reveal a
wonderful open concept Designer home.
This modern renovation includes a stylish granite kitchen with all
the culinary toys to assist the most discriminating chef: modern
side-by-side fridge/freezer/ice machine, stainless steel dishwasher,
oven/stove and microwave. A full size washer and dryer are in the
cabana room so there is no need to pack a lot of clothes.
There are tall stools for casual breakfasts at the granite counter,
and a large oak block table with white leather chairs that overlooks
the pool for more formal dining. Or, eat on a glass garden table in
the screened sunroom overlooking the canal in a surround of uplit
palms, flowers and a banana tree. Here, lingering in the breeze, you
can capture the aroma of the jasmine tree. There is also a lounge
chair and rockers, perfect for an afternoon book nook accompanied
with frosty lemonade.
The entertaining area centers around the wood burning fireplace.
The living room is on one side, kitchen on the other. Dining room
and sunroom complete the quadrant. A large, lofty leather sofa, two
rattan chairs with lots of pillows and a mahogany writing desk all
sit in front of the fireplace on an area rug set on crisp white
ceramic tiles.
All three bedrooms are large. One king with master
ensuite bathroom, including a large walk-in shower, and two guest
bedrooms each with queen beds. The house accommodates 6 people
comfortably. The two guest rooms share the second bathroom with tub
and shower. The master bedroom and one guest room also go directly
out to a garden walkway that leads to the pool (perfect to sneak out
for a midnight dip!)
There are two televisions, CD, DVD and VCR. A new HDTV is in the living room with blue-ray. The house has central heat, air conditioning and ceiling fans in all the main rooms.
A circular drive provides free parking for up to three cars.
This is a prime location in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, surrounded by the Middle River and featuring rows of man-made canals.
The Middle River joins the Atlantic Ocean by way of the Intercoastal
The house is on one of these canals in a very safe and friendly
neighborhood. It is located on a dead end street so there is very
little street traffic. It is very quiet residential and protected by
neighborhood watch.
Within a few minutes you are anywhere you need to be - this is a
great location. The Atlantic Ocean and some of the world's best
sandy beaches are 5 minutes away. There is plenty of parking and
the oceanshore is always kept perfectly clean, monitored by
lifeguards. Watersport attractions or private, more secluded
areas are available depending on which part of the beach you wander to.
Rent a chaise for the day or take one of our beach chairs and the
cooler provided in the house.
The public beach is very active and has been newly restored, but
there are a number of smaller more private beaches too, all along
the coast.
Grocery stores (Publix, Win Dixie, Whole Foods) are all nearby.
Movies, malls and shopping of all types are available. Golf courses
and driving ranges are all a short distance away.
All the well-known chain restaurants and attractions are but a few
minutes away on US #1, including Krispy Kreme, Blockbuster Video,
Boston Market, Ruth's Christ Steak House, to name a few of hundreds.
The main tourist street - Las Olas is 8 minutes away, featuring
galleries, fine dining and bars. The beach strip is 5 minutes away
for night time cruising. The resort town of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
is just 10 minutes north.
For day excursions, go to famous Boca Raton (20 min. north), South
Beach-Miami and Lincoln Mall (45 min. south), Sawgrass Mills
Discount Mall (2O minutes west) or the Everglades (30 min west).
The science museum features an Imax theater, and the Art Gallery has
ongoing exhibits that change. Broadway visits the Broward Center,
which is 8 minutes away. Also, don't miss the old town RIVERWALK and
the Cruise Ship Terminals. Picnic or rollerblade in Hugh Taylor
National Park watching the boats float by.
There are wonderful special events all year round including the Air
Show, the Christmas Boat and Light Parade down the Intercoastal, the
Outdoor Art Weekend, the worlds largest Boat Show and the largest
Flea Market anywhere everyday!!! There is always plenty to do and
see and this house gives you great access to it all
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-8-2014 at 2:33 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Paul Michaels 416-488-7497
house rental amenities
Private courtyard pool
Canal with private dock and gardens
Luxurious modern granite kitchen fully equipped with dishwasher (5
BBQ and outdoor dining area at pool
Screen solarium overlooks canal and gardens
Central air and heating, plus ceiling fans
Open concept design - great flow
French doors - bright
New quality furnishings and bedding/linens/towels
Safe dead end street in quiet and good neighborhood
Master bath safety bars - accessible
One-floor design with direct access to pool from bedrooms and common
2 TV's (one is large screen HDTV with blueray) cable DVD/VCR/CD
activities and attractions in Fort Lauderdale Atlantic Coast South
Everything is nearby. Beach, airport (15 min), shopping, golf,
attractions, tourist sites, malls, movies, restaurants, museums and
galleries, boardwalk, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea (5 min), Las Olas Blvd. (5
vacation rental rates
All Season $1,500/wk
March Break & Thanksgiving $1,800/wk
Christmas & New Years $2400 wk.
Cleaning Fee $100.
Paul Michaels 416-488-7497
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


text:
Louis Peitzman
Louis Peitzman is a freelance arts writer living in Los Angeles. He is a writer for Buzzfeed and a regular TV critic for TV.com. He also contributes to BlackBook Magazine, WitStream, and the San Francisco Chronicle. In his free time, Louis is an aspiring humorist on Twitter, where he has learned how to turn his insecurities into something we can all laugh at (between the tears).
Guest Appearances
Beyond the Valley of the Internet Trolls
The Fogelnest Files #19January 17, 2013
Buzzfeed's Louis Peitzman joins Jake to discuss internet crazies and motion picture sleaze on today's episode of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Louis tells us about fighting a cold his entire life, gets introduced into the world of Christian Weston Chandler, and describes his…Listen
Newsletter Signup


text:
Spurs: Staff 'totally satisfied' Lloris was fit to continue
Tottenham Hotspur have insisted medical staff were "totally satisfied" that Hugo Lloris was fit to continue playing against Everton after criticism from Fifa and a leading charity over their decision not to substitute the French goalkeeper.
In a statement, head of medical services Wayne Diesel said: "Once the relevant tests and assessments were carried out we were totally satisfied that he was fit to continue playing."
Leading brain injury charity Headway accused Spurs of showing an "irresponsible and cavalier attitude to a player's health" after manager Andre Villas-Boas failed to substitute the keeper despite losing consciousness following a collision with Everton striker Romelu Lukaku.
The Club also confirmed that Lloris underwent a precautionary CT scan and was subsequently given the all-clear.


text:
Funeral services will be Sunday, Dec. 23, 2012, at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Bell Funeral Home in Sumiton with burial in Freewill Cemetery in West Jefferson. The Rev. Kent McClendon will officiate. Visitation will be Sunday from 1 until 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Lawrence and Rose Seelbach; and brothers, John and Edd Seelbach.
Survivors include his wife, Cathy Seelbach of Birmingham; daughter, Diane Finster-Hill (Mark McAllister) of West Virginia; sons, Richard Cormack (Dottie) of Blount County, Todd Dickson (Debbie D.) of Birmingham, Johnny Dickson (Katie J.) of Alabaster and David Dickson of Cape Cod, Mass.; sisters, Yvonne 'Red' Lewis (Jerry) of West Virginia and Mary Ewing (Robert) of Blount County; brothers, Louie Seelbach of West Virginia and Frank Seelbach of Tennessee; sister-in-law, Judy Seelbach of Birmingham; 17 grandchildren; five great grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
You may sign an online register or express private condolences to the family at BellSumiton.com.


text:
High school football's best seniors from last season got the chance to hit the gridiron for one last time in Saturday's 37th Wisconsin Football Coaches Association All-Star game at Titan Stadium in Oshkosh.
The former prep standouts were separated into North and South teams with two games being played Saturday afternoon.
In the small schools game, the South scored first but the North responded by scoring 20 unanswered points. The South would rally back to come to within one point with 3 minutes left to play, but a point-after kick that would have tied the game sailed wide.
For the first time in the history of the small schools game, the North won, 20-19.
The large schools game was primarily dominated by the South. The North couldn't find an answer for the South's scoring in the second half.
The South routed the North, 47-19.
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and WXOW. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and Mobile Privacy Policy & Terms of Service.
Persons with disabilities who need assistance with issues relating to the content of this station's public inspection file should contact Administrative Assistant Theresa Wopat at 507-895-9969. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, at 888-835-5322 (TTY) or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
December 31, 1969
Featured Faculty
Assistant Professor Jebediah Gorham, McCormick Division of Business
Read more
Student Profile
Emily Lesure
Her classmates are her support system. Read more about Emily Lesure
Campus Events
Campus News
- NCAA Approves Athletic Consortium for Bennington College and SVC
- President attends National Center for Learning & Civic Engagement meeting in Denver
- Football and Higher Education: Presidents Need to Speak Up and Speak Out
- SVC Mourns the Passing of Campus Safety's Mark Poirier
- Business Faculty Member Recognized by NCAA
- NEW Computed Tomography Certificate Program
- Gregg Swain, Psy.D. and Author, Named to SVC Board
- INSIDE HIGHER ED: "The Bookstore Curriculum"
- SVC President to Return to Washington, D.C.
- Ordering Commencement Photos and DVDs


text:
BOSTON — It certainly wasn't a classic Bruins-Canadiens showdown.
But that doesn't mean the Bruins' 3-1 loss to Montreal didn't have it's moments, many of which are captured in this photo gallery courtesy of Sharon Bradley Photography.
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Matt Kalman, Jonas Nilsson. Jonas Nilsson said: #Bruins Photo gallery: Bruins can?t muster enough to overtake Habs: BOSTON — It certainly wasn't a classic Bruin… http://bit.ly/aM02qe [...]
OK, Bruins fans and rooters of all of Boston's teams. Here's your chance to win some cash toward tickets for your favorite clubs this season, and ... Read More
BOSTON -- Bruins head coach Claude Julien revealed Thursday morning that rookie Malcolm Subban will start the preseason game against the Detroit Red Wings at ... Read More
The Bruins enter Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final Monday at TD Garden with a 7-2 record in the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs. They hope ... Read More
BOSTON -- The Bruins lead the Penguins, 2-0, heading into Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final at TD Garden Wednesday. Feel free to post you ... Read More
PITTSBURGH – This is why you need to have Andrew Ference in your lineup. No, not just because he led the rush up ice and then ... Read More


text:
This week's Friday Freebie is four passes to the Hogs and Hops
VIP barbeque festival on September 21st in Harrington, DE. Prize valued at $100.
Drawing will be held Thursday, 09.12.13. To enter fill out the form on this page. Tune in to Good Morning Delmarva on Friday morning to hear the winner. Good luck!
Winner will be drawn at random and must pick up their prize at our Salisbury location. Arrangements must be made to pick up the prize within seven days of winning.
Sign up to be alerted whenever we post a new contest!


text:
Stop us if you've heard this before:
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith are going through serious marriage problems.
According to a new Radar Online report, the couple - which has been married for 15 years - is on on a trial separation and living apart at the moment.
Will has been shooting a new movie in New Orleans for the past month, while Jada visited Paris this month and has reportedly moved in with a friend in Calabasas. It's unclear just when the Smiths will be under the same roof again.


text:
The Hangover
Don't overreact to this Broncos loss
The common sentiment after the Chargers' road victory over the Broncos is it is the biggest upset of the 2013 NFL season.
Fox: Sky Not Falling
After losing to the Chargers, Head Coach John Fox says the sky is not falling. Watch to see what else he said about the team moving forward.
Must Reads
Broncos bests/worsts vs. Chargers: Weaknesses ID'd; running game stumbles
The best and worst from the Broncos' 27-20 loss to San Diego in Denver.
Andre Caldwell quick to catch up - The Denver Post
Andre Caldwell was on the field for more than half the Broncos' offensive plays, getting reps that would have otherwise gone to Welker.
Terrance Knighton: Force Up Front
Terrance Knighton, the most experienced defensive tackle on the active roster, is leading the way by sharing his knowledge and experience.
Broncos seek answers to mistakes in Chargers loss
"It's going to sting for a couple of days, but it's the NFL, and we have to continue to move on," middle linebacker Wesley Woodyard said.
Hochman: Will the real Champ Bailey please stand up - The Denver Post
Yes, Champ Bailey will return to the Broncos' secondary at some point, maybe as soon as the next game, but he won't be wearing a superhero's cape.
Webster undergoes surgery, to miss one game
Broncos' Kayvon Webster to miss 1 game after surgery; Von Miller fined - The Denver Post
Broncos coaches are looking further down the depth chart to find help for the secondary.
Kayvon Webster of Denver Broncos undergoes thumb surgery - ESPN
In a season that has been filled with the juggling of defensive personnel because of injuries, the Denver Broncos have another to deal with after rookie cornerback Kayvon Webster underwent surgery for a fractured right thumb on Friday.
Team Still Confident in Injured Webster
Kayvon Webster suffered a fractured thumb in the loss to San Diego. His teammates know when he returns he can step up to the challenge.
Patriots and Playoffs
Patriots give Broncos' loss the silent treatment - Sports - The Boston Globe
Denver's home loss to San Diego on Thursday night has opened the door for the Patriots to potentially grab the AFC's No. 1 playoff seed, but tread lightly when asking Bill Belichick or any of his players about the opportunity the team has now been given. If the Patriots beat the Dolphins on Sunday in Miami, they'll join Denver with the best record in the AFC at 11-3. By virtue of their 34-31 win over the Broncos on Nov. 24, the Patriots hold the head-to-head tiebreak. Three wins in their final three games, then, would guarantee the Patriots the AFC's top playoff seed, and homefield advantage until the Super Bowl, no matter what the Broncos do. So the Patriots control their playoff fate.
You Got Served: How many times have the Pats been screwed by the refs this year? - It's All Over, Fat Man!
In the playoffs, eventually, the bill is going to come due, and they'll be exposed.


text:
Animals in Womb.
posted by qtjoel on 12.30.09 at 2:59 am
The pictures of animals in the womb before contraception were produced by Peter Chinn using 3D ultrasound scans, computer graphics, and tiny camera. It's for a new series by National Geographic called "Extraordinary Animals in the Womb". Very awesome to say the least, very awesome indeed. Check out the rest of the pictures here. I like how all the animals are cute and then they saved the last picture as a horrific looking shark.
1 comment 5 People like this


text:
bloodlines, which includes White Sports Coat, Spook Rooster, Houdini, Panhandle Slim, Wilfong,
Naccarato, Frick, 301 Sports Machine, just to mention a few.
In 2010, 861 Flash, a bull we bred and raised here at Wilburn Bucking Bulls, won the 2010 NBBA Finals.
We also had another bull we raised, 830 Pen Breaker, that placed 4th at the 2010 NBBA Finals and
went on to the ABBI Wildcard, splitting 4th/5th/6th. At the ABBI Finals he split 12th/14th.
Package deals are available.
Short Term Financing is Available if needed.
If you are interested in anything you
see on our site, please contact us.
Thank you,
Carl & Betty Wilburn
Carl's Cell # 863-381-2799
Rebecca Wilburn - Mgr.
Cell # 863-381-6454
Office # 903-543-3025
Email Us
Wilburn Bucking Bulls
14762 Hwy 67 West
Simms, TX 75574
|Copyright 2009, SR Web Design, All Rights Reserved
|Updated 12/18/20112
|Office: 903-543-3025
Fax: 903-543-1015
|Home of the 2010 NBBA
Finals Champion 861 Flash
|14762 Hwy 67 West Simms, TX 75574
|"Breeders of Champions"
|Our Indoor Arena


text:
Kokomo —
It's something we've all heard about but few have ever seen in person, or ever will. It's no secret that during the deer breeding season, adult bucks will sometimes fight each other.
Fueled by testosterone, like pubescent teenagers, bucks lock horns to establish dominance, usually by clashing their antlers together, then pushing to see which is the strongest. The winner claims mating rights with the does, thus passing on the genes of the most dominant buck. Most skirmishes result in the loser retreating with his tail tucked between his legs. But occasionally their horns may become locked together, tighter than a Fort Knox vault. In rare instances, unable to free themselves, they both die.
If you've ever seen a picture of two trophy bucks, antler-locked together that died, you've undoubtedly asked yourself: What are the chances I'll ever find something like that in the woods? If you are Jeff Fager or his son Ryne, it's a question they recently had answered.
An avid deer hunter, Jeff has never considered himself extra lucky, but now realizes just how fortunate he was on that beautiful October day several weeks back.
Jeff, Ryne and family friends Dustin and Josh Rodkey had made plans to enjoy an afternoon archery hunting for deer on a rural Cass County farm. "I was looking forward to spending a beautiful evening hunting with the boys," Jeff said. He had no clue what they would stumble upon.
Later that evening, the group pulled into their designated parking spot and began discussing the evening's hunt while everyone readied their clothing and equipment. The Fagers had decided to hunt one area while the Rodkey brothers had chosen another. Before long, Jeff and Ryne found themselves slowly and silently picking their way along the small path which wound its way deep into the woods.
Looking to his right, Jeff caught a glimpse of white. Closer inspection revealed tall antler tines low to the ground.
"Stop!" he hissed to his son, with an air of urgency. "There is a big buck bedded right over there."
They both stood motionless contemplating their next move. After a few moments they could tell something wasn't right. They soon discovered there was not just one huge buck, but two. One was a massive 10-pointer, the other even larger carrying 11 points and their antlers had become hopelessly locked together during an earlier battle. Unable to free themselves, they succumbed to the sometimes cruel laws of nature.
"They had not been dead very long," said Jeff. "Their bodies were still warm and pliable."
Although the Fagers knew this sometimes happens, they never thought they would find two bucks of this magnitude in their lifetime, let alone on a casual afternoon hunt in Cass County.
"I just couldn't believe it," added Ryne. "It was amazing to find two quality deer like that locked together in death."
The Fagers did everything right after making their find. They immediately contacted the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, which directed them to the Cass County sheriff department, which issued them the permit to keep the bucks. In Indiana, it is illegal to possess not only antlers but any part of a deer without a proper hunting license, or special permit.
"They did the proper thing," said Howard County Conservation Officer William Dale. "Even if you would find a deer that was hit on the road or dead in the woods, you still need a permit before you can take any part of it."
For most of us, finding a natural phenomenon like this is something we only read about in glossy magazines or see on the Internet.
"I just hated to find something like this and not do anything with it," Jeff explained. "I think it would have been disrespectful to just leave them there."
After careful consideration, he has decided to have a European mount completed on both massive skulls, with the heads locked together just the way they were found in the field.
"It will definitely make a unique conversation piece," he added with a laugh. "We ended up with two trophy bucks and never fired the first shot."
Early Archery Season Hunting Results
Area bowhunters are continuing their success with several trophy bucks being collected over the past week tipping the scales in excess of 200 pounds. Here are the names of area sportsmen who have taken deer to one of our areas state approved deer check-in stations. This information, which includes field-dressed weights, is provided by Bryant's Outdoor Store, Burlington Meats, Simpson's Deer Processing and U.S. 31 Bait and Tackle.
Joel King — 120-pound doe; Jerry Todd — 60-pound doe; Mike Bell — 165-pound, eight-point buck; Terry Thor — 200-pound, 27-point buck; Justin Bryant — 135-pound, nine-point buck; Brad Downey — 220-pound, nine-point buck; Jerry Koon — 80-pound, button buck; Luke Calvin — 100-pound doe; Mike Hale — 180-pound, seven-point buck; Jerry Koon — 170-pound, 10-point buck; Blake Clark — 140-pound, eight-point buck; Kenny Wagler — 135-pound, six-point buck.
Ryan McClish — 125-pound, six-point buck; Todd Cripe — 170-pound, 10-point buck; Noel Evans — 170-pound, eight-point buck; Shawn Holford — 180-pound, 12-point buck; Joe Thieke — 230-pound, nine-point buck; Kip Piel — 100-pound doe; Jack Steele — 90-pound doe; James Temple — 100-pound doe; Casey Jones — 175-pound, 10-point buck; Leroy Pannier — 100-pound doe; Travis Rose — 120-pound doe; Jerry Rose — 130-pound doe; Craig Hulsey — 120-pound doe; Donald Combs — 150-pound, eight-point buck; Mike Whitaker — 100-pound doe; Matt Martin — 90-pound button buck.
John Martino is the Tribune's outdoors columnist. He may be reached by email at email@example.com.
Sports columns
MARTINO: Area hunters come across unexpected find
Fagers find 2 bucks with their antlers locked together from a battle
Kokomo —
It's something we've all heard about but few have ever seen in person, or ever will. It's no secret that during the deer breeding season, adult bucks will sometimes fight each other.
- Sports columns
- State Briefs Instructor, student pilot hurt in crash GREENWOOD (AP) -- A flight instructor whose plane crashed while he was giving a lesson has told police the craft had engine problems. Police say 65-year-old Dennis Rumley of Greenwood and 38-year-old student pi
- de la Bastide: Young stars shine in Georgia For the past few years I have had the privilege of watching two up and coming stars in the super late model ranks that are going to make noise in NASCAR. The two drivers scored victories this past weekend at the Champion Racing Association's annual S
de la Bastide: IndyCar silly season is heating up
The start of silly season for 2014 has started in the Izod IndyCar Series with just a handful of races remaining.
- Emmons, Rohlfing select colleges Preston Emmons enjoyed a breakout season as the catcher on Kokomo's baseball team. He drew college interest at just the right time, and will join Wildkats teammate Eli Grimes at Goshen College, where he will continue his career on the diamond with th
GASKINS: Hibbert's block was thing of beauty
For the better part of the NBA season, ESPN devoted all kinds of time on SportsCenter episodes to replays of two dunks. Anyone who watches any ESPN at all surely knows the two to which I'm referring: 6-foot-11 DeAndre Jordan of the Los Angeles Clippers posterizing 6-3 Brandon Knight of the Detroit Pistons, and 6-8 LeBron James of the Miami Heat hammering home a dunk over 6-2 Jason Terry of the Boston Celtics.
Day after day, ESPN commentators lavished endless praise, which quickly grew tiresome. The dunks were strong, but Jordan and James were much taller and heavier than Knight and Terry and the dunkers also caught perfect alley-oop passes with the defenders in poor positions to defend. Still, ESPN commentators loved these plays.
I kept wondering if a great defensive play would receive the same kind of love.
Gas City I-69 Speedway has big show in store
Weather permitting, the local racing action will kick off this weekend as the Gas City I-69 Speedway will play host to the USAC Amsoil National Sprint Car Series on Friday night.
Last week's scheduled opener for the bullring in Grant County fell victim to the heavy rains that besieged large portions of central Indiana.
BOWMAN: Frederickson ready for his 20th year of racing
As hard as it is to believe, when Kokomo's Jamie Frederickson rolls onto a race track in the coming days, it will mark his 20th year of toiling in a non-wing sprint car.
Entering this season, Frederickson has high hopes as a result of the previous 19 years honing his craft and bettering his equipment.
"This year is pretty much like I am every year," said Frederickson. "My main goal is that I would really like to pick up a feature win at some time this year. I don't care where it's at and how I do it, I just want to win a feature before this year is over."
Indiana's Crean simply fails to inspire confidence
Survive and advance?
More like, struggle and aggravate.
Such is the frustrating reality for Indiana University men's basketball fans this season. Blessed with roster talent rivaled only by Hoosier teams of lore, coach Tom Crean stumbles his way through game plans, matchups and adjustments; the outcome is occasionally brilliant, but largely inconsistent and underachieving.
GASKINS: Schultes' deaths hit hard
Like many others, I am walking around with a pit in my stomach following the senseless deaths of Dennis and Judy Schulte earlier this week in Seattle. The retired Kokomo couple was walking with their daughter-in-law, Karina Schulte, and her 10-day-old son when they were slammed into by a suspected drunk driver.
Dennis had deep roots in Western athletics. He was a longtime assistant coach in football and wrestling and later the head coach in wrestling. In addition, he was a rock-solid teacher in the math department. Judy worked in education at Northwestern.
Hoban had zeal for Tigers
While Merrill Hoban put his signature on Howard County basketball during a 12-year reign as coach at Northwestern High School, it was his influence and lasting relationships with players, students, colleagues, friends and family that will be remembered most fondly. Hoban, 91, was a teacher at Northwestern for 31 years. He died Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital.
- More Sports columns Headlines


text:
Journey with Gale on a quest to thwart evil and save her village!4.38 / 5.00 87,045 Views
Space Survival Escape 5
Wow, you survived 5 days in space! Maybe it's time to escape!3.94 / 5.00 2,314 Views
Skip Around the World
Join Skip on his journey around the world. His first trip destination is Finland.3.91 / 5.00 3,724 Views


text:
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) - Prosecutors say a Tennessee man who was found dead in the backyard of a central New Jersey home was apparently beaten to death.
But it's not clear what spurred the attack on William McCaw, a 22-year-old Gallatin resident who attended college in northern Jersey.
Middlesex County prosecutors say McCaw was found around 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the backyard of a New Brunswick home. But authorities say he had no connection to the people who lived there, and it's not clear where the attack occurred.
McCaw was pronounced dead at the scene. A cause of death has not been disclosed, but prosecutors say he suffered blunt force trauma.
McCaw was a student at Kean College. But he previously attended Rutgers University and would return to New Brunswick to visit friends.
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
900 Whitehall Road
Chattanooga, TN 37405
(423) 267-5412
WRCB Jobs EEO | FCC Public Files