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Mullins aims to be fit if Oxford United make it to play-offs
9:30am Friday 4th April 2014 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
JOHNNY Mullins has not given up hope of playing for Oxford United again this season, if they can reach the play-offs.
The defender was told he would miss the rest of the campaign with a metatarsal injury picked up against Chesterfield three weeks ago.
Mullins, pictured, has been in a protective boot ever since, which is due to come off in about ten days' time.
The medical advice is to focus on building towards pre-season, but if United reached the Sky Bet League Two play-offs the situation could change.
The semi-final dates, released on Tuesday, are the two weekends after the end of the regular season, while the final is not until May 26.
While Mullins is cautious, he has not ruled out a return, if the U's can finish in the top seven.
"I haven't, but the physio keeps saying take it slowly," he said.
"Once I get this stupid thing off my foot maybe I'll be a bit clearer.
"I don't want to set myself a target and I'm sure the physio is the same, he doesn't want to set a date and then if you don't make it, it's a bit more disappointing.
"I've just got to keep my head down and support the boys."
For the time being, Mullins is reduced to the role of cheerleader.
He joked: "I can get my pom poms out, my daughters have got a couple, so I might have to borrow them for Saturday."
Mullins will be watching on as Fleetwood Town visit the Kassam Stadium tomorrow, in what will be head coach Gary Waddock's first home game in charge.
"The lads are raring to go, it's the new gaffer's first home game, so hopefully we can get three points," the defender added.
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You might call them living examples of the power of smoke detectors. Three people survived a weekend fire that Gautier fire officials said could have been much worse. It's a mission for firefighters to get the devices into every home.
As Gautier fire officials look through the charred remains from this weekend's mobile home fire, they know all three renters who lived here are lucky to be alive.
"There was a working smoke detector inside and it woke the people up," Gautier Fire Chief Ray Frair said.
"Two of them got out uninjured. The third one received burns because he tried to remove a chair out the trailer that was burning," Gautier Fire Marshal Charles Thornburg said.
According to the fire department, there have been three fatal city fires in three years, including one at this mobile home park. Fire officials said that in all three of the homes, the owners either did not have working smoke detectors or the devices were just not present.
To make sure everyone has a working system, Gautier is giving them away for free through a state-funded program. There are several types, including a ten year battery-powered alarm.
"You never have to worry about replacing the battery until it starts chirping down the road," Frair said.
There's also a device called the bed shaker.
"When the smoke detector activates this receiver it starts shaking for people who are hearing impaired," said Frair.
Hopefully, these smoke detectors will increase safety and reduce the risk of any future fire fatalities.
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Parsley Pesto Spaghetti Recipe
This is a fun and tasty way to serve traditional pasta. I adapted it from a recipe I came across years ago.Christine Wilson, Sellersville, Pennsylvania
- 1 package (1 pound) spaghetti
- 3 cups packed fresh parsley sprigs
- 1 cup blanched almonds
- 2 to 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/4 cups grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Cook spaghetti according to package directions.
- Meanwhile, place parsley, almonds and garlic in a food processor or blender; cover and process until finely chopped. Transfer to a large serving bowl; stir in cheese and butter. Drain spaghetti and add to pesto with salt and pepper; toss to coat. Yield: 10 servings.
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Patricia Heaton on life in The Middle
November 3, 2010 at 4:37 pm , by Sonia Harmon
She may just be the most relatable character on TV. As Frankie Heck on the ABC hit show, The Middle, Patricia Heaton spends her days juggling three kids, a full-time job, and a sweet-but-not-always-helpful hubbie. The show is set in Orson, Indiana. Ironic, given that Heaton herself grew up in the Midwest (Ohio), has four boys of her own, and is a self-admitted workaholic. We talked to Heaton about her own life in the middle, as well as her participation in CNN's heroes tribute this Thanksgiving.
Is it fun revisiting your family roots, by doing a show set in the Midwest?
I'm thrilled! I don't think there's been a show that's represented my "peeps" since Rosanne, where it's just hard-working middle class people. If you are a mom with kids and you're trying to work outside the home–as most moms are–it's hard to juggle everything regardless of where you are socioeconomically. Everyone struggles with trying to be there for their family and their spouse, while bringing in money. The writers are all from the Midwest, too. A lot of the episodes get us all talking about what we did when we grew up.
Does that inspire ideas for future story lines?
Actually, we recently did an episode about a foreign exchange student that was inspired by my life. I got an email from my son's school saying they needed host families for some Japanese foreign exchange students and I really wanted to do it because when I was a kid we had exchange students visit our neighborhood and it was so exciting. My sons were like, "We're going to have a stranger living in our house for 10 days? No way!" But I thought it was going to be great and of course, I just got a very quiet teenager from Japan, who stared at us for 10 days. I even brought him to the set—which I could tell he was excited about—but his face never changed! And I thought, "Can you imagine if the Heck family had a foreign exchange student come and visit them?" So we recently aired that episode, which people just went crazy for, I got all kinds of emails about it. Read more
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The offensive was reported in the Khaldiyeh neighborhood of Homs, which has been one of the main flashpoints of opposition to the regime during the uprising that began nearly 11 months ago.
Two main opposition groups said more than 100 people were killed in the assault early Saturday. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and the Local Coordination Committees cited witnesses on the ground.
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Issue with jQuery Selectbox in IE7
I'm not too familiar with JS / jQuery, but occasionally use some off the shelf stuff to achieve particular things.
In this case, I am using some jQuery to style some drop down select boxes.
I've just about got it all working and looking as I'd like in the main browsers (I couldn't get IE to play ball with some right padding where the down arrow goes, but I moved that over to the left.)
Anyway, it seems OK everywhere other than IE7 - I have three select boxes (another developer has done the JS that controls their content and the mapping).
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I'm having some trouble accessing your site to see what's happening.
I did notice that the plugin you are using seems to be relatively old (unless the copyright statement simply hasn't been updated).
If you keep having trouble with this plugin I would highly recommend the jQuery UI Selectmenu originally developed by Filament group. Their plugin integrates well and also has pretty good accessibility support.
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Not sure why you can't see the page, as I just tried it here and it was fine.
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Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts Kicks Off the New Year With Original Musical Revue 'Under the Boardwalk'
Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts in Kenner's Rivertown will kick off 2014 with an original locally written musical revue, Under The Boardwalk, presented on the Main Stage from January 10-26, 2014.
In the same genre as last season's popular Class of '70 Something, the show celebrates some of the greatest songs ever written, featuring a big band and the famous harmonies of The Four Seasons, Beach Boys, Doo-wop, and Motown. Audience favorites include "My Girl," "Blue Moon," "Ain't Too Proud to Beg," "I Get Around," "Walk Like a Man," "Oh What a Night," and many more.
Under the Boardwalk was penned by New Orleans natives Richard Arnold and Kasey Marino to showcase the best hits of their popular high-energy vocal quartet, the "Big Easy Buddies." The "Buddies" were founded in 2011 with a goal of producing Broadway-caliber theatrical performances primarily marketed to the cruise, casino, corporate, and hospitality industries. They've garnered rave reviews for their "tight vocals, scripting and movement" (Carl Mack, Carl Mack Presents). For more information, see http://www.shore-thing.org.
Cast members, consisting of several familiar faces to the Rivertown stages, are:
Richard Arnold (also Director & Musical Director)
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Frank Von Hoven
Special "Supremes" Cameo: Ashley Rose Butler, Jessica Mixon, Whitney Mixon
Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts is located at 325 Minor St. in the heart of Rivertown, Kenner LA. Plenty of free parking is on the streets around the theater.
Performance Schedule:
Thursday January 23 at 8:00 pm
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January 26 at 2:00 pm
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|Montreal scores before taking out the visiting goalie, too.
Canadiens win 5-4 in the shootout.
As of now, still no news on what exactly happened, but Backstrom is not going to be playing hockey any time soon. Hackett will be recalled later today, and the Aeros will have to roll with Darcy Kuemper and a yet-to-be-determined backup.
I sure hope Jim Mill knows of a decent goalie with AHL experience. The Aeros cannot afford to just give away points at any point for the rest of the season.
Oh, well ... that is enough good news from Mr. Sunshine. The Aeros have had all week to get ready for their game against the Rampage tomorrow night. No excuses either; San Antonio will be playing at home for the first time in 11 games ... advantage visitors, and shame on them if they don't take the favorable schedule.
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Pretty interesting article, getting the player's take on who their team should draft and then occasionally responses from the draft pick, which leads to some funny quotes from those who think they dropped too far. Here's the picks from Lindsay Hunter for us: 16. Bulls/Lindsey Hunter select ... DeJuan Blair, C/PF, Pittsburgh "He's just a flat-out beast inside," says guard Lindsey Hunter. "He brings that brute force that could help us down low right now, on offense and defense. I saw him play UConn, and he owned Hasheem Thabeet. But I like his soft touch around the basket. He's got the potential to score, too." Doug Says: "His knees are definitely a question, but Blair is a beast." 26. Bulls/Lindsey Hunter select ... Wayne Ellington, SG, North Carolina "He's by far one of the best shooters in the draft," says reserve sniper Lindsey Hunter. "Coming off a pick, stop and pop, or catch and shoot, he's going to knock it down. He was great at Carolina, but now he'll have to create off the dribble. If he can do that, he'll be a force."
A in-depth look at Don Nelson's draft day moves with the Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks as we approach the 2009 NBA Draft.
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SI's Scott Howard Cooper (I've never heard of him either) dropped some news in a random NBA wrapup post, saying that Greivis Vasquez "says he's staying in". It's on the second-to-last bullet. I'm going to guess this was a misunderstanding of some sort. No quote, no attribution, not treating it like a breaking story, no other place has reported it...it just doesn't add up, at least not yet. It could be true, but I wouldn't let it affect my thoughts of GV and the draft too much.
T-Will has been an avid Twitterer (a member of the Twitterati? A fast-twitch fast-Twit? Just T-Witt?) updating his draft status in a very unique style. At any rate, here are some of the links he...
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The West Lacks a PlanSeptember 2014, factum (Switzerland)
Daniel Pipes: "I don't know of a single Jewish Israeli who wants the warfare to go on!"August 27, Şalom (Turkey)
Hamas and ISIS on the RampageAugust 22, Sun News Network, The Arena with Michael Coren
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Basting Turkey's New Prime Minister
by Daniel Pipes • August 28, 2014 • The Washington Times
As Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ascends today to the presidency of Turkey, his hand-picked successor, Ahmet Davutoğlu, simultaneously assumes Erdoğan's old job of prime minister. What do these changes portend for Turkey and its foreign policy? In two words: nothing good.
In June 2005, when Davutoğlu served as chief foreign policy adviser to Erdoğan, I spoke with him for an hour in Ankara. Two topics from that conversation remain vivid.
He asked me about the neo-conservative movement in the United States, then at the height of its fame and supposed influence. I began by expressing doubts that I was a member of this elite group, as Davutoğlu assumed, and went on to note that none of the key decision-makers in the George W. Bush administration (the president, vice president, secretaries of state and defense, or the national security adviser) was a neo-conservative, a fact that made me skeptical of its vaunted power. Davutoğlu responded with a subtle form of antisemitism, insisting that neo-conservatives were far more powerful than I acknowledged because they worked together in a secret network based on religious ties. (He had the good grace not to mention which religion that might be.)
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Middle East Extremists Attack Their Supporters
by Daniel Pipes • August 26, 2014
This weblog entry complements one dating from 2011, "Palestinians Attack Their Supporters." What had been a specifically abhorrent Palestinian specialty seems to be spreading, revealing yet another dimension of a sick region. (August 23, 2014)
The Caliphate Brings Trauma
by Daniel Pipes • August 25, 2014 • Aydınlık Daily (Turkey)
Without warning, the ancient and long powerless institution of the caliphate returned to life on June 29, 2014. What does this event augur?
The classic concept of the caliphate – of a single successor to Muhammad ruling a unified Muslim state – lasted just over a century and expired with the emergence of two caliphs in 750 CE. The power of the caliphate collapsed in about the year 940 CE. After a prolonged, shadowy existence, the institution disappeared altogether in 1924. The only subsequent efforts at revival were trivial, such as the so-called Kalifatsstaat in Cologne, Germany. In other words, the caliphate has been inoperative for about a millennium and absent for about a century.
The Muslim Brotherhood's Place in Islamist Politics
by Daniel Pipes • August 23, 2014
For some observers, the Organization of the Muslim Brotherhood (Jama'a al-Ikhwan al-Muslimin), founded by Hasan al-Banna in Port Said, Egypt, in 1928, has become nearly equivalent with Islamism, the radical utopian ideology that seeks to make Muslims rich and powerful through complete and severe application of Islamic law, the Shari'a. One hears of the MB providing the key ideas, of it penetrating the U.S. government, inspiring the new caliphate, dominating the Turkish state, and more.
But this is inaccurate; while the Muslim Brotherhood is an important institution with international reach, it (1) is a specific organization that (2) represents only one of several competing Islamist strands. Other major strands include the Wahhabi, the Khomeinist, and the Deobandi. Different and competing visions, Sunni or Shi'i, each has its own tactics and personnel. For an analogy, think of the competing Communist strands: Troskyist, Stalinist, Titoist, Maoist, and so on.
For example, the Wahhabi doctrine of Arabia, and not the Muslim Brotherhood, has spawned such groups as the Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Therefore, "Muslim Brotherhood" should be applied to that organization and not as a synonym for "Islamism." (August 23, 2014)
Is CAIR Lying about a Rally for Hamas?
by Daniel Pipes • August 22, 2014 • Gatestone Institute
A "Stop the Bloodshed in Gaza" rally in downtown Miami on July 20 featured aggressive Islamist chants typical of anti-Israel events. In English, the demonstrators yelled "We are Hamas!" and "We are Jihad!" (as can be seen and heard here). In Hebrew, a Hamas partisan screamed at an Israel-supporter, "Son of a bitch" and "Go to Hell!" and made an obscene arm gesture. In Arabic, the crowd chanted the infamous "Khaybar, Khaybar, oh Jew, Muhammad's army will return" (a reference to a massacre of Jews under the auspices of Islam's prophet in A.D. 629).
As I say, just a typical anti-Israel demonstration, and far from the worst. Typical – except that some of its sponsors desperately seek respectability.
In a July 23 report on the demonstration, investigative researcher Danielle Avel posted a scan of a glossy paper flier advertising the event, listing its seven sponsors:
Lessons of the War in Gaza
by Daniel Pipes • August 9, 2014 • National Review Online
As Israeli operations against Hamas wind down, here are seven insights into the month-long conflict:
Missile shield: The superb performance of Iron Dome, the protective system that shot down nearly every Hamas rocket threatening life or property, has major military implications for Israel and the world. Its success signals that "Star Wars" (as opponents maliciously dubbed it upon introduction in 1983) can indeed provide protection from short-range and also presumably from long-range rockets and missiles, potentially changing the future of warfare.
How Church Attendance Affects American Attitudes toward Israel
by Daniel Pipes • August 5, 2014 • Israel Hayom
What role does religion play in American attitudes towards Israel? An analysis by Frank Newport, the editor-in-chief of Gallup Inc., reviews 14 annual Gallup polls from 2001 to 2014 in which respondents answer the same question, "In the Middle East situation, are your sympathies more with the Israelis or more with the Palestinians?" The numbers offer insights different from what one might expect.
The study starts with two basic facts: First, looking at the whole sample of about 14,000 American adults, 59 percent answer that they have more sympathy for Israelis and 16 percent say they have more sympathy for Palestinians, a ratio of almost 4-to-1. Second, Newport finds that "Religious Americans are significantly more likely than less religious Americans to be sympathetic to the Israelis," confirming what common sense already tells us.
That said, his numbers contain several noteworthy subtleties:
Caliph Ibrahim's Brutal Moment
by Daniel Pipes • August 5, 2014 • The Washington Times
After an absence of 90 years, the ancient institution of the caliphate roared back into existence on the first day of Ramadan in the year 1435 of the Hegira, equivalent to June 29, 2014. This astonishing revival symbolically culminates the Islamist surge that began forty years ago. A Western analogy might be declaring the restoration of the Hapsburg Empire, which traced its legitimacy to ancient Rome.
Whence comes this audacious move? Can the caliphate last? What will its impact be?
For starters, a quick review of the caliphate (from the Arabic khilafa, meaning "succession"): according to canonical Muslim history, it originated in 632 CE, on the death of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, then spontaneously developed, filling the nascent Muslim community's need for a temporal leader. The caliph became Muhammad's non-prophetic heir. After the first four caliphs, the office became dynastic.
From the start, followers disagreed whether the caliph should be the most able and pious Muslim or the closest relative of Muhammad; the resulting division came to define the Sunni and Shi'i branches of Islam, respectively, causing the profound schism that still endures.
Making Culture an Element of Immigration Policy
by Daniel Pipes • July 28, 2014
For years, Geert Wilders of the Netherlands has been the leading European politician to argue for religious criteria for admitting immigrants. I joined in ten months ago with a more cautious article that suggested cultural zones to which refugees are encouraged to go. This blog watches as others argue for the need to take culture – religious and other – into consideration in immigration policies.
Denmark: The political spokeswoman, Inger Støjberg, of the country's largest opposition party, Venstre, wrote a newspaper article arguing for a distinction between "a Christian American or Swede" on the one hand and "a Muslim Somali or Pakistani."
How Islamic Are Muslims?
by Daniel Pipes • July 28, 2014 • National Review Online
Islamic law demands much of Muslims; how successfully do they fulfill its precepts?
Scheherazade S. Rehman and Hossein Askari of Georgetown University provide an answer in a 2010 article, "How Islamic are Islamic Countries?" In it, they establish the Islamic teachings and then calculate how well these are applied in 208 countries and territories. They posit four separate indices (economics, the law and governance, human and political rights, international relations); then they combine these into a single overall index, which they call the IslamicityIndex.
Perhaps surprisingly, the ten countries that top the list of Islamicity turn out to be, starting at the top, New Zealand, Luxemburg, Ireland, Iceland, Finland, Denmark, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Netherlands. The bottom ten are Mayotte, the West Bank and Gaza, Somalia, the Isle of Man, Eritrea, Sudan, the Channel Islands, Iraq, the Comoros, and Angola. Put differently, none of the top ten "Islamic" countries has a Muslim-majority, but in seven of the bottom ten, one-half or more of the population is Muslim.
Forty Years after the Invasion of Cyprus
by Daniel Pipes • July 20, 2014
Today marks the gloomy 40th anniversary of the day that Turkish troops overpowered the tiny, almost undefended island of Cyprus in a brutal exercise of military might whose immorality only intensifies with the passing decades. Some thoughts in honor of the day:
Are Millions Worldwide Protesting Israeli Actions?
by Daniel Pipes • July 19, 2014
RT, the Russian government's news network – and successor to the Soviet-era Pravda – published an article under the extreme, attention-seeking headline, "'In our millions, we're all Palestinian': Wave of protests worldwide demand end to Gaza slaughter." The article goes on to list anti-Israel demonstrations. However, if one actually reads the article, it quickly becomes apparent that the headline contains two major inaccuracies:
Muslims Turn away from Islamism
by Daniel Pipes • July 15, 2014
The Pew Research Center, a subsidiary of The Pew Charitable Trusts, has the means to sample opinion with unique frequency and on a major scale. It has used its funds to track Muslim attitudes toward Islamism in general, toward specific terrorist groups in particular, and also suicide bombing over the past decade . The most recent study, "Concerns about Islamic Extremism on the Rise in Middle East," released on July 1, conducted among 14,244 respondents in 14 countries between April 10 to May 25, 2014, holds much interest. Pew summarized the overall results:
As well-publicized bouts of violence, from civil war to suicide bombings, plague the Middle East, Africa and South Asia, concern about Islamic extremism is high among countries with substantial Muslim populations. … And in the Middle East, concern is growing. Lebanese, Tunisians, Egyptians, Jordanians and Turks are all more worried about the extremist threat than they were a year ago. Meanwhile, publics hold very negative opinions of well-known extremist groups, such as al Qaeda, Hamas and Hezbollah.
In my reading, the survey makes two major points and also offers some lesser tidbits of interest: :
Don't Put Terrorists on Trial
by Daniel Pipes • July 14, 2014 • National Review Online
The Obama administration has brought an accused Libyan terrorist named Ahmed Abu Khattala to Washington for trial. His saga reveals how the government views the Islamist threat, and it's discouraging. Fortunately, a much better alternative exists.
Abu Khattala stands accused of taking part in the murder of an ambassador and three other Americans in Benghazi in September 2012. After an achingly slow investigation, during which time the suspect lived in the open and defiantly gave media interviews, the American military seized him on June 15. After being transported by sea and air to Washington, D.C., Abu Khattala was jailed, provided with a defense attorney, Michelle Peterson, indicted, arraigned, and, after listening to an Arabic translation of the proceedings, pleaded not guilty to a single charge of conspiracy and requested a halal diet. He potentially faces life in prison.
Surprising Support for Israel, not Hamas
by Daniel Pipes • July 11, 2014
The current Hamas assault on Israel has lured the predictable coven of Palestinian nationalists, Islamists, Leftists, and antisemites from the woodwork to bash the Jewish state. But, more surprisingly, Israel is getting support, or at least restraint and fairness, from unexpected sources:
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This was a feast or famine year for the staging and projection markets. In the former category, a host of new promising products still in the prototype stage made it tough to find worthy honorees ready for market (but just wait till next year!). In the latter category, there were so many great new products it was hard to whittle it down to a select few. In the end, our panel of judges found three new products in the projection category and one that's unique enough to qualify in both categories. All four products will be honored at the annual EDDY Awards ceremony on June 22 in New York.
"The DL1 and now the DL2 are still not bright enough," concede the judges, "but we are all going to look back in five or so years and remember the charming days before all automated fixtures were digital 'media enabled' fixtures." A valid point indeed. The DL2 is a "smart" automated lighting system featuring an integrated digital media server. Housed in one single package is a light engine, media server, and content, and it hangs and acts like an automated light. DL2 reduces space and installation time. No need for RGB cabling, and servers are no longer necessary at the FOH. Other features include infrared digital eye, wireless media content management system, and ability to import 3D objects. "The DL2 is a huge leap forward in terms of integrating the media server in the head, eliminating enormous control infrastructure issues, not to mention the positively wicked capability of uploading media to the units wirelessly," the judges add.
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We highlighted Version 2 of the Hippotizer media server as the January Product of the Month, so many readers already got a sense of what this puppy can do. Briefly, the new version built in support for the majority of established industry protocols — DMX, MIDI, RS 232, and timecode (model specific) — making it possible to control any playback parameter remotely from other hardware. And in November, Green Hippo added H-MAP, the Hippotizer Media Access Protocol, which is designed to allow lighting consoles access to information on Hippotizer servers via Ethernet. Hippotizer is available in the US from TMB. "It really is head and shoulders above the rest of the lighting media server field at the moment," say the judges. "Individual effect soloing, nine layers real time in HD, and (duh) brightness contrast control of individual layers and master output — not to mention audio capabilities and the ability to import entire 3D Studio Max scene files directly into a layer — set it apart."
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The new LX100 steps up both brightness and performance levels of the RoadRunner series with 10,000 ANSI lumens and a quad-lamp engine mode. New 3D digital video processing for sharp video images from analog and digital sources, 90% brightness uniformity and an 1100:1 contrast ratio create bright, realistic images. The new Fast Lens Change (FLC™) mount is designed for no-fuss lens changes and easy set up. "Christie's new LX100 projector has proved to be the most popular unit for use on Broadway," say the judges. "It's bright, it has four bulbs (so bulb burnout in a show isn't an issue), and it's cheap. I would almost call them the 'Source Four' of projectors. They were a further development of their L8 platform, which had previously been the favored platform for many New York shows, but the LX100 really ramped it up with superior contrast, better color reproduction, brighter output, and almost silent operation."
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PLATTSBURGH — The Plattsburgh City School District anticipates having to make difficult budgetary decisions for 2013-14.
"The circumstances before us from a budget point of view are dire, they are challenging," City School Associate Superintendent Jay Lebrun said at the recent School Board meeting.
Those circumstances, according to Lebrun, include significant cost increases coupled with only modest increases in revenue.
Preliminary estimates based on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's 2013-14 executive budget proposal show the district receiving a 0.97 percent increase in state aid next school year.
However, Lebrun said, salaries and employees and retiree benefits, which account for close to 70 percent of the school's operating budget, are on the rise.
Faculty salaries are set to increase 4.15 percent on average in 2013-14, he said, while health-care costs are projected to increase 7 percent.
In addition, Employee Retirement System rates are expected to go up 12.8 percent next school year and Teacher Retirement Fund rates, 37 percent.
"These cost areas drive the majority of our budget," Lebrun said. "They represent the lion's share of our budget."
The district has not yet determined its state-mandated tax-levy limit for 2013-14, as school officials are awaiting more information from the state regarding the formula used to calculate the figure.
Board member Fred Wachtmeister, who presided over the meeting due to the absence of both Board President Leisa Boise and Vice President Tracy Rotz, encouraged members of the public to attend meetings and provide their input during the budget planning process.
The School Board, he said, needs to hear from people who might wish to advocate for the inclusion of particular programs in the spending plan, as well as individuals who feel the district should make reductions.
"This time of the year, we need to bring out that larger community to help us as we move forward," Wachtmeister said.


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1:44pm Wednesday 2nd January 2013 in Winchester By Andrew Napier
CIVIC leaders have expressed shock at the arson attacks in Winchester city centre last night.
A man in his 40s remains in custody following his arrest shortly after three incidents, at the Phase Eight shop on the High Street, the Deanery in Cathedral Close and in the yard behind the Bengal Sage restaurant off Upper Brook Street.
Annabelle Boyes, receiver general of Winchester Cathedral, said today: "Clearly we are very disappointed by what has happened, especially as the Deanery Book Sale raises valuable funds to support the education for four of our Boy Choristers from generous donations of books given by many people throughout the year, and has done so since it was launched by a band of volunteers led by the previous Dean's wife, Tessa Till, some twelve years ago, and this tradition is carried on by the current residents of The Deanery.
"It is, of course, a great relief that nobody was harmed in the incident."
Winchester MP Steve Brine said: "This is a horrible start to the new year for Winchester. Any damage is hugely disappointing and will be costly for the businesses affected while the impact on some very old parts of our cathedral will I know make local people very sad indeed.
"Early reports I am receiving suggest this is an isolated incident and the work of one disturbed individual. We need to quickly ascertain why he did this and ensure he not only faces the full force of the law but fully faces up to the people and property he has so clearly disrespected in a few moments of madness last night."
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I have been in employment pratically all my working life and sick to the back teeth knowing my taxes I pay help keep those scum living...doesn't help when they have managed to beg a quid to go to a off licence to buy their 99p can of strong cider/lager then off to beg again for their next one!
Why the hell is Winchester a magnet for them? we are not exactly a sprawling metropolis!
Time for zero tolerance and put the scum back on the train to the city they came from!
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WASHINGTON (AP) _ Police say 13 people have died in the shootings at the Washington Navy Yard, including the gunman, 34-year-old Aaron Alexis of Texas.
The Navy says Alexis was a full-time reservist from 2007 to 2011. In a release from the Navy, officials say Alexis left the Navy on Jan. 31, 2011, as a petty officer 3rd class. It's not immediately clear why he left. Alexis had been working for the fleet logistics support squadron No. 46, in Fort Worth, Texas. The Navy says his home of record was New York City. Alexis was one of 13 people killed during the rampage.
Earlier in the day, authorities had been looking for two other people who may have been involved in the shooting. One of those people has been identified and ruled out as a suspect. However, the Navy says investigators are still searching for a third individual wearing an olive-green, military-style uniform to determine if he was involved. A motive has not yet been determined.Meanwhile, the White House says President Barack Obama is ordering flags to be lowered to half-staff to honor victims of a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
A proclamation Obama signed Monday says flags should be lowered immediately and will remain there until sunset on Friday. The proclamation applies to all public grounds, military posts and naval vessels, plus U.S. embassies and outposts overseas.


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I am not an NBA fan at all. They lost me when they propped Kobe and Lebron up to God-like status and left everyone else in the dust. Well, since this whole Jeremy Lin thing took off, I find myself checking up on the situation of my team a little more often.
My team, the Detroit Pistons, is a team that, if you wanted to, could be somewhat comparable to the Oilers. I look at the Pistons with a team of young, hustle players and say, "Boy, if they can really suck it for one more season then they'll get a top pick and be set to compete. I hope that they don't win too many games." After catching myself saying this, I proceeded to punch my brain in the groin. I hate that kind of talk. What kind of world do we live in where fans of teams are cheering for them to lose so that they can get better?
The Oilers are not only in this situation, but the management seems to have drank all of the Kool-aid and are trying to find a way to get it streaming through our tap water. Totally sold out to the suck. This team sucks, it's built to suck, and it will continue to suck until they decide that the time is right and then, and only then, they will immediately win five cups in a row. Sacrificing what would be eight years of hockey for any amount of theoretical Stanley Cups in the future is wrong. You can't force a good hockey market to go through a decade of last place hockey. There is no reason for this.
After firing all of my rage at management and at Renney for his "well, that's how it goes" attitude, I have realized that I can't pile all of the blame on them. If the league is going to continue to give the last place team, the trash house of an organization that finishes last, the joke of a franchise that wins the fewest games, if they're going to give that team the #1 pick in the draft, then so be it. But, the trash should not get rewarded. The refusal to do anything to make your team better should not be rewarded. Columbus, the crapville of hockey, should not be the place where the NHL sends its newest and brightest shining star. "Welcome to the NHL, kid. Columbus is a huge problem for us, go fix it."
I hate the system because it rewards crappy teams. It encourages giving up in February. It is too much temptation for sucky teams like the Oilers. It needs to be fixed.
My Proposal:
Forgive me if I am stealing anyone else's thunder. I am sure that a lot of people have come up with theories regarding how to fix this mess.
Here are my points:
-Cut the season to 80 games.
- For the teams that finish out of the playoffs, hold a sudden death elimination tournament the week preceding the playoffs. The 17th place team gets the top placing in the tournament and plays last place and it goes on from there.
- The winner of the tournament gets the 1st pick and goes down from there.
This way, everyone who misses out gets a shot at the top pick. Basically, it rewards teams that are still playing well near the end of the season.
- Give the players bonuses for how far they get.
- Plus, all of the fans in every city get a little bit of "playoff hockey" every season.
This could be a stupid idea, but so is the shootout and we've had that going on for a while now. You want to make the games more exciting, let the teams battle it out right until the end.
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CATEGORIES Video, Moviefone MinuteOur movie editors love to come up with lists, and this week we're bringing you the Moviefone Minute: Top 5 edition. Today's list is the Top 5 Movies to Share With Your Son, inspired by a blog post on Moviefone. Now, I don't have a son and I'm not a guy, but I'm a huge fan of all these films. We've got road trips, football stories and superheroes. I think it's time for a movie marathon, don't you?
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'Tis the season for apple printing: around the blog world this week I've seen some lovely apple trees and apple wreaths. We decided to get started our our Halloween decorations and turn our apple prints into pumpkins. The apple halves can be a little tricky to grasp hold off, so we used a fork as a handle – (Maggy at Red Ted Art shows you an alternative using clothes pegs). We cut out our pumpkin eyes and faces from black sugar paper and stuck them on while the paint was wet – no glue needed. Once they are dry you can cut out your pumpkins, glue on a lollypop stick and you have some cute Halloween bookmarks. We're also going to use the rest of ours to update our number line.
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Friday, 3:51 a.m., police arrested Rodney S. Ashbrook, 45, 1000 block of Clark Street, in the 2400 block of North Davis Road, on a charge of operating a vehicle while being a habitual traffic offender.
Thursday, 8:10 a.m., the theft of a laptop computer and computer bag valued at $610 was reported from the 700 block of Marsha Drive.
Thursday, 8:12 a.m., the theft of a cell phone and Galaxy Note Pad valued at $600 was reported from the 3000 block of Field Drive.
Thursday, 11:16 a.m., the theft of an orange Tao-Tao mo-ped valued at $1,000 was reported from the 800 block of South Diamond Street.
Thursday, 2:33 p.m., the theft of a Honda 5.5 horsepower engine valued at $2,300 was reported from the 800 block of South Main Street.
Thursday, 4:31 p.m., the theft of miscellaneous clothes valued at $300 was reported from Old Navy, 1111 S. Reed Road.
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Friday, 8:16 p.m., deputies arrested Michael A. Wardlow, 55, South Bend, on charges of driving while suspended and possession of marijuana.
Saturday, 3:59 p.m., police arrested Joshua S. Borum, 28, 300 west block of 300 South, Kokomo, on charges of possession of marijuana and public intoxication.


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Black Tie & Tales
Date: November 28, 2012
by: Loren Mayo | Black Tie Editor
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The Michael's On East Ballroom has probably seen just about every type of table decor — feathers, flowers, confetti — you name it. Well, wouldn't you know, along came 33 people who gave up their time to sit around and decorate lampshades reminiscent of the Roaring Twenties era for the Sarasota Orchestra's Hot Jazz on a Snazzy Sunday "Roarin' '20s" Season Opener Brunch. Co-Chaired by Bunny Skirboll and Marlene Isaacs, the lampshades topped off the sensational centerpieces created by the event's design chairwoman, Anne Folsom Smith. The volunteers used everything from bows and faux fur to lace and beads to create lampshades ranging from sweet and simple to lampshades gone wild. And these 33 men and women even got their own little bio write-up in the event's program book.
+ "If you're worried about children, talk to my wife."
That's what Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center Board Member Sam Shapiro told Executive Director Phil King when King spoke to him about the future. The happy ending of that conversation will be the Sam and Sally Shapiro Babies' and Children's Health Center, a new building for that Sarasota County operation at the 17th Street Campus of Caring. The seed-money donation from the Shapiros has since been amplified by gifts from Betty Schoenbaum and the Selby Foundation. A hundred-plus guests got this news at a "Get Acquainted" dinner at the Longboat Key Club sponsored by the Shapiros, Joan Mendell and Bob Coppenrath and the Community Foundation of Sarasota County Nov. 11. Observed in the crowd: Matt and Margaret Callihan, Roxie Jerde, Jack and Susie Steenbarger, Anne Virag, Lois Stulberg, Sally Yanowitz, Alice Berkowitz, Ronnie Bernard, Phil and Julie Delaney, Harold Ronson, Renee Sheade, Nancy Markle, Jay and Becky Kaiserman and Carole Cohen. GSHSC Board of Directors representatives included President Dr. Lou Bertha McKenzie-Wharton, Treasurer Jay Berman, immediate Past President Dr. Arthur Guilford, lifetime board member Betty Schoenbaum, Bunny Skirboll, Susan Schuchat. Representing Sarasota County, in addition to Commissioner Carolyn Mason, were Administrator Randall Reid and Deputy Administrator Bill Little.
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Join Marie Selby Gardens associates for the third annual Wine, Dine & Pine. Sample a delicious assortment of wines, cheeses and appetizers from Fresh Market. The elegant event includes a silent auction featuring pine trees uniquely decorated by local artists and businesses.
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When: 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1
Where: Sarasota Yacht Club
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Laugh your paws off Saturday at the Humane Society's annual gala, featuring Elayne Boosler, Les McCurdy and Ken Sons. Expect fabulous wine and cuisine, live entertainment and a live auction.
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Sarasota resident Sol Carson celebrated his 100th birthday Aug. 15, at the Jewish Family and Children's Services of Sarasota Inc. The birthday party included cake, singing and family. Carson, a South Philadelphia native, lives in Sarasota with his son, Charles.
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The St. Boniface Youth Group held an ice cream social for families Sunday, Aug. 17, in Siesta Key Village.
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Jimmie Johnson was in dominate form Saturday night, leading 94 of the 161 lap 400 mile race at Daytona International Speedway. Johnson, who won the Daytona 500 to start the season, became the first driver to sweep the Daytona races since Bobbie Allison in 1982.
Fireball Roberts (1962), Cale Yarborough (1968) and LeeRoy Yarbrough (1969) also won both races at Daytona in the same season.
The win marked his fourth of the season and ties him for the lead in that category with Matt Kenseth. Johnson also has a comfortable 49 point lead in the standings over Clint Bowyer.
The main drama happened with five laps to go, Johnson and teammate Kasey Kahne were battling for the lead when third-place driver Marcos Ambrose made contact with the five-time Sprint Cup champion in an apparent attempt to pass in the middle lane. That sent Ambrose into Kahne, who was sent skidding hard into the backstretch wall to bring out what would be the final yellow of the night.
On the green, white, checkered finish, Johnson was able to pull ahead of Kevin Harvick and then hold off a charging Tony Stewart, while cars wrecked in two separate incidents on the final lap.
Stewart would finish third, followed by Harvick, Bowyer and Michael Waltrip rounding out the top five. Waltrip would prove once again, he can still race with the best of them on restrictor plate tracks.


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Transformers: Dueling alien races, the Autobots and the Decepticons, bring their battle to Earth, leaving the future of humankind hanging in the balance. Introduced in 1984, the Transformers brand took the world by storm with its compelling saga of the Autobots versus the Decepticons. Over 20 year on and director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg bring us a thrilling battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons. When their epic struggle comes to Earth, all that stands between the evil Decepticons and ultimate power is a clue held by Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf).
Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen: The Autobots are back in the eagerly awaited new film from Michael Bay...
Transformers 2: Rise Of The Fallen. After the Autobots cast the Decepticons out into space and away from Earth, Starscream took charge of the malevolent crew and has been plotting his return from their homeworld of Cybertron. Finding that Megatron's body has been stolen and revived from the US military's possession by Skorpinox, the Autobots call for reinforcements and ready themselves for a battle which will decide the fate of Earth and the Universe.
Transformers 3: Dark Side Of The Moon: Shia LaBeouf returns as Sam Witwicky in Transformers: Dark of the Moon. When a mysterious event from Earths past erupts into the present day it threatens to bring a war to Earth so big that the Transformers alone will not be able to save us.
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North Koreans storm the White House as a rogue Secret Service agent (Gerard Butler) aims to save the President (Aaron Eckhart) in this action thriller from director Antoine Fuqua. Contains 1 disc. Cert 15.
Every year in the ruins of what was once North America, the Capitol of the nation of Panem forces each of it's twelve districts to send a teenage boy and girl to compete in the Hunger Games. Sixteen year old Katniss Everdeen volunteers in her younger sister's place and must rely upon her sharp instincts when she's pitted against highly trained Tributes who have prepared for these Games their entire lives. If she's ever to return home to District 12, Katniss must make impossible choices in the arena that weigh survival against humanity and life against love.
Extras: The World is Watching: Making of The Hunger Games an eight part documentary covering the making of the film in all aspects from the pre production process all the way through the theatrical release and fan reactions.
Game Maker: Suzanne Collins and The Hunger Games Phenomenon. Features: Letters from the Rose Garden. Insights from Donald Sutherland on the development of his role as President Snow. Controlling the Games. Stories and concepts behind creating the Control Centre. Propaganda Film (in it's entirety). Marketing archive.
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There were nine who escaped. Three are dead. He is Number Four. D.J. Caruso (Eagle Eye, Disturbia) helms an action-packed thriller about an extraordinary young man, John Smith (Alex Pettyfer), who is a fugitive on the run from ruthless enemies sent to destroy him.
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Volunteers at the National Zoo are preparing to begin a 24-hour pregnancy watch to see if the female giant panda gives birth to a cub this weekend.
Beginning at 4 p.m. Friday, about 40 volunteers will rotate shifts, logging Mei Xiang's behavior. The zoo says they have already observed her spending more time shredding bamboo in her den to make a nest.
Zoo scientists have determined Mei Xiang's hormone levels are nearing baseline, which indicates the end of either a real or pseudo pregnancy. She was artificially inseminated in January.
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Mei Xiang gave birth to her only cub, Tai Shan, in 2005. He was sent to a breeding program in China earlier this year.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Circuit City will close all 567 of its stores including the one here in Albany. 67 people at the store here will lose their jobs. In all, Circuit City has about 34,000 employees.
They are liquidating all the merchandise in the store, either by reselling to vendors or marking prices down for customers. That sell off begins Saturday and will last approximately 60 days. Employees just got the news Friday morning.
"That means Circuit City will be shutting its doors. Sometime within the next 60 days Circuit City will shut down for good," said Store Manager Matthew Barnes.
If you have anything ordered with Circuit City, you'll need to go into the store and get a refund. Anything that hasn't arrived and isn't already en route, will not be delivered. If you have a gift card for the store, you can use it through the liquidation, but after the stores have closed, it will be worthless.
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The time is almost here, kids! The next chapter in Wes Craven's iconic franchise, Scream 4, is getting set to hit home video, and we have your chance to score yourself a copy on us! Read on for details!
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Scream 4: Quick Peek at Some Bloody Deleted Scenes
With the release of Scream 4 onto Blu-ray and DVD rapidly approaching (review coming soon), screeners are going out to media outlets, and the enterprising lads over at Scream Trilogy nabbed a couple of screen grabs from the bloody deleted scenes and posted them. Would it have killed the powers-that-be to give us a bloodier director's cut?
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It's coming, kids! We're just a couple of weeks away from Wes Craven's Scream 4 hitting home video, and we have your chance to score a copy on DVD ... ON US! Read on for details!
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Scream 4 Blu-ray / DVD Artwork and Specs
Every single detail you need regarding the Blu-ray and DVD release of Wes Craven's Scream 4 is now here, ready, and waiting for your perusal. Will Sidney's latest go-around with Ghostface fare better at home? Read on for details.
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First Look at the Scream 4 DVD and Blu-ray Art
Okay, kids, here ya go! Your very first look at the DVD and Blu-ray artwork for Wes Craven's Scream 4. Nothing too surprising, but then again neither was the film itself. Dig it!
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One of our main beefs with Wes Craven's long-awaited Scream 4 was that there was no imagination to the kills. Most everyone simply got stabbed. True they were stabbed in different places, but it was kind of boring nonetheless. Now maybe if those sequences were dressed up with lots of gore things would have been different. Case in point ...
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Scream 4 HUGE Overseas. Scream 5 on its Way?
Yes, Scream 4 suffered some truly dismal box office results here in the States. To say it did poorly is basically an understatement. But in foreign territories? The flick is on fire, and for that reason we just may be seeing a Scream 5. In any interview with MTV Harvey Weinstein dropped the following on eager fans ...
Dimension Teases Scream 5
Yes, Scream 4 was a disaster at the box office, raking in only a fraction of its budget. Still, that's not stopping Dimension from taking to Twitter to start teasing a fifth entry into the franchise. "How much do you love @Scream4? How badly do you want #Scream5? Come up with a clever tweet and we'll RT!" challenged the official Dimension Films Twitter account.
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More on the Scream 4 You DIDN'T See
And by "didn't see" we're talking about stuff that was changed in the final cut of the film and not stuff you just didn't bother going to the theatre to check out. Will we get an extended cut on Blu-ray? Given Scream 4's box office performance (or lack thereof) we'll find out soon enough.
The Scream 4 You DIDN'T See - Alternate Opening, Ending, and More
One of the first things we noticed about Scream 4 upon watching it was that the image of a body hanging in one hell of a blood bath of a room with the words "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie" scrawled on the wall wasn't in the film. Curious what else made the cutting room floor?
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It has been over a decade in the making, and after years of hoping and weeks of teasing, Scream 4 is finally here! We want to help you wade through our massive coverage to give you the essentials in one tidy compilation.
More Scream 4 Clips Sneak Online
As if our Scream 4 review wasn't enough to get your blood pumping for this weekend's theatrical release of the fourth chapter into the franchise that redefined the slasher subgenre, two more clips have found their way online!
Scream 4 Review - New Decade! New Rules! New Verdict!
The long ten-year wait is over! The moment that millions of fans around the world have been waiting for is finally here! The fourth entry into Wes Craven's much beloved Scream franchise is upon us. How does it fare? Read on for the details!
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Behavioral and functional neuroimaging investigations of visual perception and cognition in autistics
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It has been consistently found that autism is associated with superior sensory perception, independent of social function. Autistics score very highly on tests of perceptual detection and higher-level visual reasoning. Autistics may tend to perceive the world as it is, whereas non-autistics may tend to perceive the world according to their expectations. In this research, Dr. Mottron and his colleagues will examine the neural basis of this enhanced visual perception and reasoning in autistics. They will use functional MRI and EEGs to image and measure the activity of specific brain regions in autistic subjects during visual problem solving and reasoning tests. Using various tests of visual perception, they will characterize the versatility, scope, and limitations of autistics' enhanced performance on these tests, and determine which brain regions and neural pathways are involved. A more complete understanding of autistic individuals' strength in perception and visual reasoning may have important implications with respect to selecting and creating parenting, teaching, and workplace strategies that leverage these abilities.


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A 26-member "go team" has arrived in Birmingham to collect what they call "perishable" information and evidence from this morning's UPS cargo plane crash.
According to NTSB Board Member Robert Sumwalt, the A300-600F plane, Flight 1354, was en route from Louisville, Ky., to Birmingham when it crashed on approach to Runway 18 at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport.
"It appears the plane went through some trees and impacted toward bottom of the hill, where there's evidence of fire. Then, it went up the hill where it came to the top of the hill and reached its final resting point," Sumwalt explained.
Sumwalt said the plane broke into two pieces -- Sumwalt said the fuselage, which contains the cockpit area, was about 200 yards from the initial ground impact point. Another 75 or 80 yards closer to the runway was the part of the fuselage that contained the wings and the tail section.
The part of the aircraft with the wings and tail section sustained fire damage, and is currently still smoldering, preventing them from getting the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder from the wreckage. Sumwalt said he's optimistic that they'll be able to recover those "black boxes."
An investigator from Atlanta was on the scene in Birmingham by 9:30 a.m., while the rest of the go team arrived around 11 a.m. Dr. Dan Bauer is leading the investigation team, which will look at every aspect of factors that could have impacted the crash.
Data collection will continue tomorrow, Sumwalt said.
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One of the four former Vanderbilt football players accused of raping an unconscious student last summer is back on the football field, the Channel 4 I-Team has learned.
RapNet, the world's leading authority on diamond pricing, is refusing to include diamonds graded by a controversial laboratory in its inventory.
Customers of a Columbia pool company said work suddenly stopped on their pools last month, leaving them with gaping holes and mounds of dirt in their yards.
After a year on the run, a man accused of hiding runaway girls is in Davidson County Jail on a $75,000 bond.
Gov. Bill Haslam has authorized a payout to a Middle Tennessee family of $255,000.
A man who police said has been on the run after being indicted for statutory rape and harboring runaway girls turned himself in to investigators Wednesday.
Former school resource officer Josh Smith said he received a call from Mark Gammons on May 10 after Smith's father put a sign up in his own yard supporting Gammon's opponent, Butch Avera.
This Channel 4 I-Team special presentation, "Crime In Punishment," documents our year-long investigation into the Tennessee's prison system. Our investigation resulted in disciplinary actions taken on more than 70 inmates, launched a TBI investigation, led to a felony charge for a former correctional officer and prompted a legislative hearing.
A confidential survey of more than 300 employees with the Tennessee Department of Corrections shows 70 percent feel less safer in their jobs than they did four years ago.
The Channel 4 I-Team has confirmed that popular local swim coach Mark Walker has been notified by USA Swimming that they intend to ban him from coaching for life.
The Channel 4 I-Team uncovers what you haven't heard about the men accused of killing Holly Bobo.
Law enforcement and rescuers of sex slaves report that because of a saturation of human trafficking in the deep South, more human traffickers are bringing young girls to Middle Tennessee.
Tax dollars have paid more than $80,000 in fees over two years for cash withdrawals for low-income Tennesseans. One public policy organization says there's a fix to avoid the fees.
Secretly recorded audio of a speech made by Macon County Sheriff Mark Gammons raises questions if he was sending a message to his employees that if they didn't support his campaign, that they could lose their job.
Here's a question for you: Can you name all the places your keys have been today? And how many people could have had access to them?
A Vietnam veteran battling cancer and suffering from heart and lung problems was denied full disability benefits from Veterans Affairs.
A customer has sued Genesis Diamonds, saying it not only exaggerated the value of a stone but is using gem grading reports that could be illegal to bring into the U.S.
The woman first exposed by the Channel 4 I-Team for selling concert tickets that her customers say were fakes has been indicted on six counts.
The Channel 4 I-Team has discovered that some middlemen are cashing in at the expense of naive homeowners, and there are questions about the business practices they use to acquire the properties they flip.
A Channel 4 I-Team investigation found the city's water department is taking months to fix broken hydrants, with several hydrants found broken in May still not working today.
The former director of the Alcoholic Beverage Commission said in an exclusive interview with the Channel 4 I-Team that reports of drugs found in her home cost her the state job.
Here's a question for you: What do you keep in your car? You might not give it much thought, but what if you're in an accident and your car is towed away?
Nine inmates who successfully graduated from a re-entry program from a state prison and were allowed to start new lives on the outside are now back in prison because of a state error.
Veterans are coming forward saying some of what happened in Phoenix is happening here in Nashville. They're sick, yet they're facing long wait times and delayed treatment from local VA hospitals.
The handling of a single court case has led to a very unusual move. The Channel 4 I-Team has learned that all 11 general sessions judges will be called together Friday for a special meeting.
A story involving a wealthy developer, an allegation of domestic violence and what could be seen as special treatment from a judge has been generating lots of attention in Nashville.
A 27-year THP veteran successfully won his appeal after being investigated and docked 20 days of pay, blamed for being the source for internal documents leaked to the Channel 4 I-Team.
A man who was supposed to help disabled veterans will now spend 10 years behind bars for stealing from them.
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#Tip of the day for journalists: Legal refresh for journalists, with digital in mind
November 23rd, 2012 | No Comments | Posted by Rachel Bartlett in Legal, Top tips for journalists
In a post on his Online Journalism Blog, Paul Bradshaw runs through seven laws – beyond libel, privacy, contempt – which may not be the first which spring to mind for journalists, but are important to know, such as when it comes to digital publishing. These include issues such as copyright, data protection, freedom of information and discrimination and hate speech legislation.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - A court ruling sending a Native American girl back to Oklahoma from her adoptive South Carolina family has been appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The state Supreme Court ruled that the 2-year-old should be returned to her biological father, a member of the Cherokee tribe.
But in a 142-page petition to the U.S. Supreme Court, attorneys for the South Carolina couple say courts in a dozen states are divided on the interpretation of the Indian Child Welfare Act.
They want the high court to clarify whether a non-custodial parent can use the act to block an adoption undertaken legally by a non-Indian parent under state law.
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Spider-Man's Robert Cuccioli Will Play 54 Below in February
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Robert Cuccioli, who recently returned to Broadway in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, will make his debut at the new Manhattan nightspot 54 Below in February.
The acclaimed singing actor will play the intimate venue Feb. 6 at 9:30 PM. The evening, which is entitled A Standard Love, will feature musical direction by Barry Levitt with Jon Burr on bass and Alvester Garnett on drums.
The show, according to press notes, reflects Cuccioli's "love of music from ballad to swing. [The Tony nominee] will take audiences on a musical journey of loving and losing and loving again, through musical standards from the 30's and 40's lending his rich voice to some of the most endearing American standards ever written."
Song selections include "The Look of Love," "I've Got You Under My Skin," "How Do You Keep the Music Playing," "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart," "Witchcraft," "For All We Know," "A Fine Romance" and "I Wanna Be Around" as well as Jekyll & Hyde's "This Is the Moment."
Cuccioli, who received a Tony nomination as well as Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards for his performance in Jekyll & Hyde, made his Broadway debut as Inspector Javert in Les Miserables. His Off-Broadway credits include Temporary Help, Enter The Guardsman, And The World Goes 'Round (1991 Outer Critics Circle Award), Gigi, The Rothschilds, Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well And Living In Paris and Dietrich & Chevalier. Visit his page at the Playbill Vault.
54 Below is located at 254 W. 54th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenue. For tickets, reservations and club information call (646) 476-3551 or visit www.54below.com or www.ticketweb.com. The show has a $30 (bar seating) or $40 (table seating) cover. There is an additional $25 food and beverage minimum. To receive $5 off cover charge in the main dining room, enter code CUCCIOLI5 upon purchase of tickets.
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A group of East Texans rushed to help a driver who was trapped after an afternoon wreck.
Witnesses say the wreck happened around 12:30 Sunday afternoon on HG Mosley Parkway in Longview, near the Saddle Brook Apartments. The car had turned upside down. Several people helped lift the car onto its side, holding it up until paramedics and police arrived.
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The sixth round of the 2012 NFL Draft is under way Saturday. Picks 176-180 led off with a pair of cornerbacks selected by the Jaguars and the Cardinals, while the Bills opted to go with offensive line assistance by adding a big guard out of the Pac-12. The Saints also went with a guard, picking up their fourth pick in this year's draft.
176. Jacksonville Jaguars: Florida St. Seminoles cornerback Mike Harris, 5'10, 188 pounds
177. Arizona Cardinals: Presbyterian cornerback Justin Bethel, 6'0, 200 pounds
178. Buffalo Bills: Oregon Ducks guard Mark Asper, 6'6, 319 pounds
179. New Orleans Saints: Syracuse Orange guard Andrew Tiller, 6'4, 324 pounds
180. San Francisco 49ers: Michigan St. Spartans FS Trent Robinson, 5'10, 195 pounds
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Veterans Join Lawmakers in Call for Extension of Wind Energy Incentive
A group of lawmakers joined 40 veterans - many of whom have found post-military careers in the wind energy industry - Wednesday to urge Congress to include an extension of the production tax credit for wind energy in year-end legislation to continue expiring tax provisions. Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley said the production tax credit for wind is working and should be part of the effort in Washington to help get more Americans working. He added that certainty about tax policy and affordable energy are factors for economic growth. According to Grassley - as much energy as possible should be produced at home to create jobs and strengthen economic and national security.
The Senate Finance Committee passed an amendment to extend the production tax credit for wind in August. Legislation to extend the production tax credit in the House of Representatives has 118 co-sponsors.
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