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Both needed simply to get at-bats and innings in the field and on the mound but last week's rainy weather interrupted their progress.
The Wildcats (1-3) were led at the plate by Kyle Kehres (4-for-4, 3 runs batted in), Austin Swift (3-for-3, 3 runs scored) and Brent Hovest (3-for-4, 3 runs, 2 RBIs). Adam Knueve scored twice.
The right-handed Kehres (1-1) went the first 5-plus frames on the mound, ceding six hits, five earned runs, hitting three, walking two, two wild pitches and fanning two. Senior Kyle Landin came on in relief and threw two frames, giving up two hits, an earned tally, two wild pitches, one hit batter and one strikeout.
The Blue Jays (2-5) amassed eight hits, with Ryan Buescher going 4-for-4 and Curtis Geise 2-for-4 (2 runs, 2 RBIs). Craig Klausing scored twice.
Senior Troy Warnecke (0-2) went 4 2/3 innings (13 hits, 9 runs, 5 earned, 1 BB, 1 K) and junior T.J. Hoersten mopped up (2 hits, 2 Ks).
"We're in the same boat; we need the at-bats and the innings that we haven't been able to get," veteran Kalida coach Jim McBride noted. "We've been competitive so far in our games. Once we start getting some games in, we'll get better; we already have from day one to now."
The Wildcats went up 2-0 in the top of the first. Hovest led off with a single and stole second. After Swift walked, Kehres launched a 1-out single to score Swift. Rob Kleman singled to load the bases. A passed ball scored Swift for a 2-0 edge.
The Blue Jays countered with two outs in the home half. Warnecke was hit by a pitch and Buescher doubled him to third but both were left stranded. Kalida made it 5-0 in the second. With one down, Knueve, Hovest and Swift singled to load the sacks. Neil Recker bounced out to third to score Knueve and advanced the other runners. Kehres brought them both in with a 2-run double to deep right center for that 5-nil score.
The hosts again tried to retaliate in the home half. With one gone, Klausing walked. An out later, Ben Wrasman got aboard via an error but Geise's grounder forced him at second.
Kyle Vorst singled to start the third and advanced on a wild pitch. Trent Gerding singled him to third with one down but then Knueve's comebacker started a 1-6-3 twin-killing.
The Jays got within 5-2 in the bottom half. Andrew Metzger singled to left to start the frame and stole second. An out later, Buescher got aboard via an infield single up the middle and swiped second. Drew Wagner's comebacker scored Metzger and Buescher scored from third on an infield hit to short by Clay Courtney. He advanced on a wild pitch but got caught at third trying to advance on a wild pitch.
Kalida extended the lead to 6-2 in the fourth. With one gone, Swift singled to right. An error on a pickoff play put him at second, from where he scored as Recker bounced a hit off Geise's glove at short. Recker was caught trying to swipe third. Kehres singled to left but was stranded.
The visitors tacked on their final runs in the fifth. With two down, Gerding got aboard on a 2-base error on a fly ball. Knueve was plunked by a pitch. Both advanced on a wild pitch and scored on a 2-run single to right by Hovest, with the batter ending up at second on an error on the sequence. That chased Warnecke for T.J. Hoersten. A wild pitch put Hovest at third, from where he scored on Swift's infield hit to second base.
The Jays got within 9-3 in the bottom of the fifth. Geise tripled to deep center and scored on a wild pitch. An out later, Warnecke was hit by a pitch and Buescher singled. Wagner bounced out to advance both runners but they were left stranded where they were.
Kehres opened the Wildcats' sixth with a knock to left but a 1-out 6-4-3 double play ended their final threat.
The Jays tallied their final three runs in the home half. Klausing was walked to lead it off and Hoersten was hit by a pitch to finish Kehres for Kyle Landin. An out later, A wild pitch advanced both runners and both scored on Geise's 2-run double to left center. A wild pitch put him at third. After Metzger was hit by a pitch, the Jays used a double steal, with Metzger getting tagged out at second but Geise scoring for the 9-6 deficit.
Buescher started the Jays' last at-bat with a single to left but was eliminated by a 1-out grounder by Courtney. Klausing's comebacker to Landin finished the contest.


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We collected $400 from many of our friends and acquaintances, which we have sent to the Haiti Emergency Relief Fund (HERF), a group that was founded in March 2004 by Harry Belafonte and Danny Glover and is headed by Oakland, California, lawyer Walter Riley, along with our own donation. Though a few people were able to give a little more than others, the bulk of the funds came from $5 donations of Belizeans struggling themselves.
The Haiti Emergency Relief Fund has given concrete aid to Haiti's grassroots democratic movement that is fighting to survive since the brutal coup that ended in the kidnapping of Jean Bertrand Aristide, the democratically elected president of Haiti, in collaboration with the U.S. HERF has been working not only for the immediate crisis – the catastrophic Jan. 12 earthquake and the failure of the U.S. and U.N. and major NGOs to provide real relief – but in order to support the long-run development of human rights, sustainable agriculture and economic justice in Haiti.
We ask the United States not to stop President Aristide from returning to his country. He is the leader of Lavalas Party, the people's choice, and should be allowed to lead his people through this natural disaster before it becomes another U.S. disaster.
Former San Franciscans George and Candy Gonzalez live in Belize, where they are leaders in movements for human rights and environmental justice and many of the other worthy causes they championed in the U.S. They can be reached at email@example.com. The Bay View salutes and thanks them for their long and very strong support over the years.
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ARCADIA, Calif. (March 4, 2011) – Sugarinthemorning, a filly so well-regarded that she was bet down to odds of 5-1 in just her second start, the Grade I Del Mar Debutante last summer, returned from a freshening on Friday to win her first venture over turf in Santa Anita's $68,288 optional claiming feature for 3-year-old fillies at 6 ½ furlongs.
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text: Slovakia Previous: #41 Cyprus Next: #43 Macedonia overall score68.7 world rank42 Rule of Law Property Rights50.0 Freedom From Corruption40.0 Limited Government Government Spending58.0 Fiscal Freedom84.7 Regulatory Efficiency Business Freedom71.0 Labor Freedom72.2 Monetary Freedom79.1 Open Markets Trade Freedom86.8 Investment Freedom75.0 Financial Freedom70.0 Embed This Data Create a Comparison Chart See how Slovakia compares to another country using any of the measures in the Index. vs Read more about Slovakia Economy. See more from the 2013 Index. Close Download PDF Quick Facts Population: 5.4 million GDP (PPP): $126.9 billion 3.3% growth 3.6% 5-year compound annual growth $23,304 per capita Unemployment: 14.4% Inflation (CPI): 4.1% FDI Inflow: $2.1 billion Embed This Data Slovakia's economic freedom score is 68.7, making its economy the 42nd freest in the 2013 Index. Its score has increased by 1.7 points from last year, primarily due to improved management of public spending and labor freedom. Slovakia is ranked 20th out of 43 countries in the Europe region, and its overall score is higher than the world average.Reversing a declining trend since 2010, Slovakia recorded one of the 20 largest score improvements in the 2013 Index. Nevertheless, it continues to face the economic and political challenges of significant economic adjustments. Fiscal consolidation over the past two years has had only a modest impact, and the government, which must narrow the fiscal deficit to less than 3 percent of GDP in 2013, faces fierce popular resistance to the necessary changes.Starting in January 2013, taxes are scheduled to rise significantly. Institutional weaknesses continue to constrain Slovakia's overall economic freedom. The judicial system is slow and vulnerable to political influence, and the perceived level of corruption continues to rise. Read more about Slovakia Economy. Close Background After Slovakia became independent in 1993, economic reforms helped to make its economy one of the most attractive in Europe throughout the 1990s. However, the pace of reform has since slowed significantly. Slovakia joined the European Union and NATO in 2004 and adopted the euro as its currency in 2009. After a political corruption scandal in late 2011, the center-left Direction-Social Democrat party won 45 percent of the vote in the March 2012 parliamentary elections, and former Direction-Social Democrat Prime Minister Robert Fico returned to office in April 2012. The economy, a mix of agriculture and industry, has registered moderate and relatively stable growth despite the slowdown across the EU, and Slovakia has become one of the world's largest producers of automobiles per capita. Rule of LawView Methodology Property Rights 50.0 Create a Graph using this measurement Freedom From Corruption 40.0 Create a Graph using this measurement The judiciary is independent and comparatively effective. Secured interests in property and contractual rights are recognized and enforced. However, court decisions can take years, and the business community views corruption as a significant factor in judicial outcomes. Growing public concern about systemic corruption has given rise to anti-establishment parties. Limited GovernmentView Methodology Government Spending 58.0 Create a Graph using this measurement Fiscal Freedom 84.7 Create a Graph using this measurement The income and corporate tax rates were a flat 19 percent as of June 2012, but increases have been enacted. Other taxes include a value-added tax (VAT) and a property tax. The overall tax burden equals 28.4 percent of total domestic income. Government spending has risen to a level equivalent to 37.4 percent of GDP, and the budget deficit has widened to 5.5 percent of GDP. Public debt has risen to about 45 percent of total domestic output. Regulatory EfficiencyView Methodology Business Freedom 71.0 Create a Graph using this measurement Labor Freedom 72.2 Create a Graph using this measurement Monetary Freedom 79.1 Create a Graph using this measurement The overall regulatory framework has undergone a series of reforms aimed at facilitating entrepreneurial activity, but the pace of reform has slowed in recent years in comparison to other emerging economies in the region. The labor market lacks flexibility, resulting in a high unemployment rate of over 10 percent. Despite the challenging economic environment, monetary stability has been relatively well maintained. Open MarketsView Methodology Trade Freedom 86.8 Create a Graph using this measurement Investment Freedom 75.0 Create a Graph using this measurement Financial Freedom 70.0 Create a Graph using this measurement Trade policy is the same as that of other members of the European Union, with the common EU weighted average tariff rate standing at 1.6 percent and relatively few non-tariff barriers adding to the cost of trade. Foreign and domestic investment receive equal treatment, and full foreign ownership is permitted in most sectors. The financial system has undergone significant liberalization, and the banking sector remains relatively sound. 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Guerrilla Games Working On "Something Completely Different To Killzone"
Posted on Monday, September 30 @ 14:00:00 Eastern by Alex_Osborn
Guerrilla Games is responsible for bringing not one but two Killzone games to PlayStation platforms this year. First it was Killzone: Mercenary on PlayStation Vita and then Killzone: Shadow Fall, which will be launching alongside PlayStation 4. Fortunatley, it looks like the studio is all Killzone'd out at this point, as the team's next project will be something outside of the sci-fi shooter franchise.
Speaking to Eurogamer, lead designer Eric Boltjes explained, "As a studio we do want to branch out and we have started work on a new IP, something completely different to Killzone. I don't want to say anything about it right now, but as a studio we do want to keep it fresh."
What are you hoping Guerrilla Games' next project is? Another first-person shooter? An action-adventure? An RPG? Sound off in the comments below and let us know.
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Professor, alumna named Fulbright research chairs
Queen's Faculty of Law professor Art Cockfield and alumna Sari Graben have earned prestigious Fulbright Visiting Research Chairs for the 2012-13 academic year.
"I am thrilled to get the chair and I look forward to exchanging ideas with my colleagues at the University of Texas at Austin," says Dr. Cockfield. "I will use the opportunity to further my research into the legal and policy implications of new U.S. tax laws that force Canadian banks to send personal financial information they have about U.S. citizens directly to the Internal Revenue Service."
Dr. Cockfield will spend five months at the University of Texas at Austin beginning in January 2013. He will give several scholarly papers and presentations. The Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Policy Studies is a non-teaching position, but he expects to meet and interact with students.
Dr. Graben (LLM'04) was the Arctic Policy Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Queen's School of Policy Studies when she applied for the Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Canadian Studies. During her term at the University of Washington, she will continue working on several projects in the areas of domestic and environmental governance in the Arctic and the role of scientific expertise in the development of international environmental agreements. She will also teach the graduate seminar "Business in the Arctic – Working with Law and Policy in Resource Development."
"I am grateful for my time at Queen's because I was introduced to a network of Arctic researchers that was vital as I developed my expertise in this field," says Dr. Graben, who assisted with the organization of the International Polar Year 2012 Conference. "I see the Fulbright Visiting Research Chair as an opportunity to continue to explore contemporary issues important to Arctic law and governance."
Dr. Cockfield and Dr. Graben are part of a select group of 12 Canadian scholars who will spend a term contributing to research activities at their host American institutions. The Fulbright Visiting Research Chairs program aims to encourage cross-border collaborations and scholarly exchanges.
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Reverend Monsignor Joseph R. Chapel, S.T.D., Associate Spiritual Director, Associate Professor of Moral Theology, Co-Director of the Institute for Christian Spirituality and Director of the Center for Diaconal Formation, earned an M.A. in International Relations from the Paul S. Nitze School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS), The Johns Hopkins University. He also earned an S.T.B. from The Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, and an S.T.L and an S.T.D. from Accademia Alfonsiana (Lateran University), Rome. His doctoral dissertation is titled "Why Confess Our Sins Out Loud? An Analysis Based on the Dialogical Philosophy of Ferdinand Ebner in Light of the Philosophy of Language and the Symbolic Sacramentology of Louis-Marie Chauvet." Ordained to the priesthood in 1992, Monsignor Chapel teaches Moral Theology, Reconciliation and Anointing and Preaching Practicum and is a member of the theological faculty of the Pastoral Provision. His publications include "Why Confess Our Sins Out Loud? Some Possibilities Based on the Thought of Ferdinand Ebner and Louis-Marie Chauvet" (Irish Theological Quarterly), "Dialogical Personalism Revisited" (Studia Moralia) and "Philosophy as Preparation for Sacramental Theology and Moral Life" (Seminary Journal). In Spring 2009, Monsignor Chapel was named Chaplain to His Holiness with the title of Monsignor.
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After several years an associate and an assistant LD on Broadway (working primarily with Brian MacDevitt on such shows as The Pillowman and Fiddler on the Roof), you've had two shows open on the Great White Way this season, Barefoot in the Park and The Threepenny Opera. What has that transition been like?
I feel very lucky to have had the opportunities that I've had. I think the fact that I've worked with most of the people involved in both of the shows for several years (i.e., director Scott Elliott, costume designer Isaac Mizrahi, set designer Derek McLane, and sound designer Ken Travis) has made the process even more enjoyable.
Threepenny and Barefoot are two very different animals. What was your approach to each?
Well, for Barefoot, we were dealing with a style that was very concrete. We were in an apartment with walls, doors, and a skylight. The goal was to create an environment where we could feel the ecstasy of being in love and the fear of uncertainty along with them, while believing where we are in a realistic world. Threepenny was all about creating a world: completing compositions that would help us understand places that didn't literally exist onstage and making a statement with each scene.
This production of Threepenny is especially presentational, if not confrontational. Does that give you more leeway as a designer, or is there a need to rein things in a bit for fear of going over the top?
I think it's a good balance of both. There are places where Brecht obviously wants you to hit the audience over the head, but a big part of what this production is about is also understanding the cultural differences between when The Threepenny Opera was written and now. There are words, ideas, and images that have completely different meanings now, based on history and experience. It's been pretty wild to have to think about that while writing each cue, rather than just deciding that a cue goes somewhere, because it's "in the music" or "it feels right."
You served as Brian MacDevitt's associate and assistant designer for several years. What did you learn from him?
It might take pages to answer that one. I think one of the strongest lessons I learned was to not forget to step back and look at the big picture. The production process can sometimes be intense and grueling, and it's very easy to put blinders on and just concentrate on your own work. You need to be able to step back and look at what everyone else needs, too.
Now that you're the lead designer, what sort of wisdom do you find yourself passing on to your associates and assistants?
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- Women make up only 23% of elected officials in state legislatures, but women make up 30% of elected Democrats in state legislatures. All policy positions aside, that fact alone should explain why there is a gender gap in the electorate. The Democratic Party is more favorable to women not only in terms of policy, but also in the manner of its operation.
- In the still undecided Pennsylvania House, look for a preliminary result in the last outstanding election tomorrow. If the provisional votes are counted in that election, it seems likely that Democrats will win the Pennsylvania House. Expect this one to go all the way to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Unless I am mistaken, in Pennsylvania, you only need the House and the Governor in order to redraw electoral maps. It would not be hard to draw new maps that would make Democratic pickups in PA-04, PA-07 and PA-08 more so less permanent, and that would make PA-06 and PA-15 much more inviting targets. In other words, a lot hinges on the outcome of this one state legislature race in Chester County. I do not think it is difficult to argue that it is more important than any of the recounts taking place for U.S. House of Representatives seat.
- According to a new study, paid political advertising is about all of the election coverage people get these days:Television viewers in crucial Midwest states got more political information in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections from campaign advertisements than from news coverage, according to a new study.
In the seven markets studied, newscasts aired almost 4 1/2 minutes of paid political ads during a 30-minute broadcast, while only offering 1 minute 43 seconds of election news coverage. News organizations are supposed to cover stories that factor into the public interest, aren't they? Maybe I'm just an overly dedicated citizen, but I would image that elections are in the public interest. In my mind, there is only one way to deal with this irresponsible lapse in political coverage by news organizations: convene a blogger ethics panel.
- Mystery Pollster looks at the aftermath of generic poll polls versus the actual House popular vote.
- Meta-note: Don't expect me to back at full blogging strength until around mid-Tuesday. I am traveling back to Philadelphia tomorrow, for one thing. However, the real reason is that blogging, especially at the high standards MyDD has established, is actually very hard. While juicy news stoires or poll numbers can provide good quicker hitters for the front-page, most good articles with original content take a few hours of prep time. This includes extensive news and blogosphere surfing, thinking up new ideas, researching and outlining the idea, and then actually writing the post. (Given my high number of typos, you might notice that I rush through the editing portion of this process). The piece I wrote this morning on the netroots and 2008, for example, took about five hours of prep time before it was ready to post. Usually, a full day of blogging includes not only posting three or four articles, including at least one entirely original piece, but also preparing articles for the following day. Thus, when I go on vacation, it takes some time to get over the vacation and back into the full blogging cycle. That is why I am currently posting a round-up thread instead of a full original piece


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Hold PHP variables RAM or making variables available to the application as a whole?
Hi Sitepointer,
I have written a website template system for multilingual websites. It's fairly simple.
There are 3 database tables, placeholder, placeholder_language and language (see structure below).
In my template I replace a word in squared brackets [example] with what ever that word is in the users selected language.
using str_replace I replace the bracketed word [example] for 'example' if the user is viewing the site in English and 'ejemplo' if the user is viewing the site in Spanish.
The placeholders are parsed is done on every page load. My worry is that this will cause excessive load with multiple users.
Since these variables don't change is there a way of holding them in RAM or making them available as variables to the application as a whole?
Many thanks. Muchas Gracias.
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CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `placeholder` (
`placeholder_id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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`placeholder_language_id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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have you thought about storing them in $_SESSION ?
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Storing them as _SESSION variables will affect each user between page loads, not across multiple users accessing the system at the same time.
As long as your tables are properly indexed and you're not hitting the DB for each individual replacement term, you are not going to incur massive overhead by going to the DB multiple times. If you are concerned, you might look into using APC for caching, or even using a translation file for storing each language instead of a database.my utility belt tells me its to the bar batman
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MySQL and most other DB engines have memcaches for the results of the most frequently ran queries, so without even touching the PHP code you can increase caching of the results by increasing the db engines' cache size. Within PHP itself there is APC and memcache. A final trick is to mount a RAM disk on your server and have PHP write to a file on that ram disk.
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This is the function I use to replace the placeholders.
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function replace_placeholders($output){
//replace placeholders
if (!empty($_GET['language_id'])) {
$_SESSION['language_id'] = $_GET['language_id'];
if (isset($_SESSION['language_id'])) {
$language_id = $_SESSION['language_id'];
else {
$language_id = '1';
$query = "SELECT placeholder_name, placeholder_language_name FROM placeholder, placeholder_language
WHERE placeholder.placeholder_id = placeholder_language.placeholder_id
AND language_id = '$language_id'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
$pln_array = array();
$pn_array = array();
while ($array = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
$placeholder_name = $array['placeholder_name'];
$placeholder_language_name = ucfirst($array['placeholder_language_name']);
$output = str_replace($pn_array,$pln_array,$output);
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The problem with application scoping and PHP is that one cannot tell is a given session is the first or last, in order to facilitate proper cleanup. While you can write a counter to file, you probably shouldn't. Also, keep in mind the following things:
1) Memory is not share between machines, therefore, a later move to a cluster could potentially cause problems.
2) Users of different sessions may have selected different languages/locales, and sharing this across all sessions would pose problems.
I post this information as further support for the db solution.
What I would do, however, is group certain phrases into phrasegroups in order to facilitate seletion of only the conversions you'll need. E.G. put all common phrases in a group, all phrases used on the login screen in a group.


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Warhol said that everyone can be famous for 15 minutes. Nerve believes anyone can be a sexpert for at least 30 seconds. In this series, we ask a certain segment of the population to school us on various sexual matters.
sex advice from performers
Michelle L'Amour, 27Michelle L'Amour is the director of two burlesque troupes in Chicago, and holds the title of Miss Exotic World 2005.
What's your favorite prop or costume piece?
My feather fans. They're huge and wonderful.
What's your burlesque stage name, and how does it relate to your personality as a lover?
There's lots of "lahlahlahlahlah" in there. It's got that allure to it where you want more. More L'Amour.
How can I accentuate my best assets?
Well, I'm "The ass that goes POW!" So that's what I accentuate. I wear tiny little G-strings — the tiniest I can find. I'm a happy girl that way.
What's the most underrated erogenous zone?
For guys, it's the inner thigh area, and heels and toes.
Any tips for dirty talk?
Don't try and sound like a Harlequin romance novelist. I don't want to hear about your throbbing manhood and my heaving bosom. Just lay it all out for me. You don't have to make it eloquent; it's supposed to be raw.
I'm in a long-term relationship and I'm worried our sex life is getting boring. How do I make things kinky and fresh?
Do it on the living room floor rather than going to the bed. Simple things like that are nice and easy to do. And new lingerie and spiky heels.
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CATEGORIES Comedy, Awards, Home Entertainment, Features, Awards, CinematicalIt's late at night, you and your housemates have just gotten home from a party, you're a little inebriated, but you're not ready to call it quits yet. What do you do? Turn on the TV and look for a great wild comedy like The Hangover, available to start at your convenience through On Demand.
I can't say I've been through that situation with that particular film, but a similar situation was a regular occurrence about 6-7 years ago, when the great wild comedy of the moment was Old School (also directed by The Hangover helmer, Todd Phillips). I feel like that movie was on all the time at my house, where I lived with a bunch of other young guys. Of course, we had the DVD, but I'm certain if we'd only had the VOD option, the movie would have still been in heavy rotation.
That's why I'm not surprised to learn The Hangover is getting a lot of love On Demand.
CNN reports that The Hangover is the most-watched On Demand title of all time. The Golden Globe-winner is a fun movie to see over and over again, especially when you're slightly intoxicated and/or hanging out in a group.
Then again, my mom likes The Hangover too, and she has watched it at least once or twice via On Demand. Another reason I'm not surprised: the movie has a broad reach, unlike Twilight, which is only the second most-watched On Demand movie ever. As for third place: Gran Torino. Those three top films would make for an interesting triple-feature, I must admit. Though video-on-demand has been around for a long time (I assume the data includes the old days of pay-per-view?), it has become more popular in the last few years due to cable companies' heavy push of VOD options and the fact that many titles are available day-and-date with their DVD/Blu-ray release, rather than weeks or months later. This allows the very convenient On Demand platform to take precedence over hard copy video renting.
And now I wonder how many people watched sixth-placer Alvin and the Chipmunks, who would have been too embarrassed to rent it in person at a video store?


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text: The race to fill Montana's first open U.S. Senate seat in decades is heating up.U.S. Representative Steve Daines announced his candidacy yesterday, raising the profile of the race that could determine control of the Senate.The campaign for Democrat forerunner, Lieutenant Governor John Walsh, immediately released an Internet attack ad on Daines, following his announcement.The attack ad states Daines' vote with the House GOP on the government shutdown cost Montana $45 million in revenue.But, during his announcement yesterday, Daines said he believes Obamacare should be repealed because Montanans don't want it, and the country can't afford it.Montana GOP officials said their candidate Steve Daines will give them a great opportunity to pick up a seat held by Senator Max Baucus for 35 years."We're going to be talking about more jobs and less government and the importance of growing this economy, when we grow the economy, we grow more tax revenues to close the debt and deficient in this country, but also we need less government," Daines said.But, an attack ad released by Walsh's campaign on Wednesday, touts Daines' vote for the federal government shutdown and for raising the debt ceiling. Daines won his first election for the U.S. House just one year ago. Walsh has also been in office for less than a year. Former Republican Lt. Gov. John Bohlinger also announced his bid for the Senate seat as a Democrat. Bohlinger says the government shutdown pushed him to run."I want to be a part of a party that is going to work towards building that middle class, and that's what I'll focus my efforts on, creating jobs and opportunity," Bohlinger said.Dirk Adams of Wilsall is also running on the Democratic ticket. The primary election takes place on June 3, which will determine which democratic candidate will advance to the general election in November.The nation will be watching Montana's senate race, as Republicans attempt to regain control of the Senate.Democrats currently hold the 55-45 majority.


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Its too late to help you with Mothers Day this year. With only a few days left, you should just throw yourself on the mercy of the nearest florist.
But next year? Oh, we have the perfect Mothers Day gift for next year. And you have 369 days to do it:
Make a cookbook of your mothers recipes.
You get something you can keep, share and cherish. Your mother gets something that shows how much you value her.
Its the perfect Mothers Day gift, says Tricia Childress. As an English and writing teacher at Johnson & Wales University in Charlotte, she assigns her students to create books. A lot of them end up making family cookbooks.
With todays print-on-demand programs on websites, its so simple, even a mothers grown child can do it.
Its easy to do something that looks professional, Childress says. The quality has gotten much better.
Help on the Web
Making family cookbooks is such a big deal that the Internet is crawling with sites.
Anne Curran, a digital strategist in New York, started a new service in November, cookbookcreate.com, after she went looking for the secret to her grandmothers chocolate cookie recipe and stumbled on her own mothers handwritten recipe notebook, started by Currans aunt in 1969.
Flipping through the pages of scribbled notes and handwritten recipes, including her great-grandmothers iced tea, she was struck by the emotional value of the collection.
It was so visible to me this was the story of our family. Curran had wanted to start her own Web company, so she asked herself: Whats the digital version of this cookbook?
She came up with a site that lets people compile recipes into collections that can be kept private or shared with friends and family.
Its free to set up a collection online, and you pay to print cookbooks, from a single copy to hundreds.
Childress students use services such as Blurb.com, Lulu.com or Shutterfly.com. Like Currans service, most are free to upload recipes and design a book. You pay to print it: Usually, a 20-page book costs $13 for a small softcover or up to $50 for a large hardcover with a photo on the front. Editing or design services are extra, but you dont have to use them.
With Blurb, students can create a book and family members can buy copies through Amazon. So a school project ends up being something everybody can experience.
One of Childress students uses images of the handwritten recipe, with all the different handwriting, as the art.
It had such an emotional impact, Childress says. You get the food-splashed-on-the-card experience.
Low-tech methods
If the Web isnt for you, you can go the low-tech route. Matt Kinney of Charlotte says his family cookbook is as simple as it gets: Copied pages in a three-ring notebook.
He thinks it started 10 years ago, when his mother came to a Christmas gathering of their extended family with copies of her great-grandmothers biscuit recipe for everyone.
It was such a hit, they started having everyone bring a recipe with enough copies to go around. Theyve even brought a three-hole punch to the gatherings, so recipes can go right into binders.
It ends up being a mashup of family recipes and things, he says. Everybody writes the story of (the recipe) I discovered this here and we had it every Sunday.
Its so popular, his wifes family started doing it. Then her uncle made a collection as a tribute to his mother, a retired home economics teacher.
Kinney loves how the collections trace changes through the generations. Older family members share recipes that are sort of similar traditional Southern. Younger members contribute things that are more eclectic, like guacamole, or with more exotic ingredients, like agave syrup. With far-flung family, they get a peek inside each others lives.
Its so neat to have access to those recipes, he says. The family member you dont see that often you realize whats on their table.
Gathering the recipes
So how do you get the recipes? Weve all known older cooks who dismiss requests for a recipe with Oh, this old thing? Or they give a recipe, but the measurements and method arent clear.
Thats why you need to do this now, while older family members are still around.
One of the problems people have is this aging population, says Curran of Cookbookcreate.com. Many of them have amazing recipes, but theyre all in memory. And so someone in the family has to actually transcribe and create the recipe.
Her suggestion: Before you get together to watch your grandmother make that chocolate coconut cake, look up similar recipes online. That way, when you watch her make it, youll know what to expect and youll be able to spot what she might be doing differently.
It also might help to divide up the work: One person can be in charge of nagging family members to share recipes while another takes charge of typing and formatting.
Childress had used Shutterfly to make books of her vacation pictures, but she had never tried a cookbook herself until last Christmas, when her Lebanese mother-in-law came to stay for a month.
Her mother-in-law doesnt speak English, so they couldnt talk about cooking on the phone. But when they were together, they could shop and cook.
Childress was able to get enough recipes to create a book, and she made two copies, one for herself and one for her mother-in-law.
However you do it, remember that recipes arent just dishes you cook. They are the story of your family.
Childress students end up learning a lot more than what their families eat. One student included a chicken liver story that she said was better than the recipe. Here it is:
The student hated chicken livers and remembered coming home from school to find the windows open to let out the smell. But it turned out the reason everyone made the recipe was to honor his great-grandmother, who emigrated with Russia wearing a heavy coat with the recipe hidden in the coat.
At Ellis Island, an inspector made a chalk mark on her coat, indicating that he thought she was sick and shouldnt be allowed into the country. She snuck into a bathroom and ditched the coat, but she kept the recipe. She made it into America with nothing else.
So the whole family now makes the dish, even though they dont like it, Childress says.
Are there great stories waiting in your familys recipes? You can make book on it.
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Wednesday marks the 12th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that took place in New York, Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania. Many of Nebraska's leaders are remembering that day, and sharing statements with their constituents.
U.S. Sen. Mike Johanns released the following statement:
"There will always be forces wishing to destroy the freedoms we hold dear. Their hatred drove them to attack innocent people on September 11, 2001, and it drove them again last year in Benghazi. The families of the 9/11 victims taught us all about strength, and our first responders and military personnel taught us about courage and duty. We owe them our thanks and we owe those affected by the Benghazi attack a full account of what happened that day.
"Our resolve has been tested, but every time we exercise our freedoms to peacefully protest, gather or worship, we show the world the strength of our character and power of freedom. That is the best way to truly honor those who make the ultimate sacrifice."
U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer shared:
"Today we pause to honor the memories of the nearly 3,000 innocent Americans lost in the September 11 terrorist attacks. We will never forget the images of blazing skyscrapers, a smoldering Pentagon, or a scarred Pennsylvania field. These horrific events forever changed our nation's path as the new century began.
"These tragedies also revealed once again the bravery and strength of our country and our people. Ordinary Americans commuted to work on a sunny morning, and in an instant, transformed into heroes running toward – not away from – burning buildings to save others still trying to get out. In the aftermath of the attack, among the rubble, first responders planted an American flag, signaling to the world our nation remains resolute and our values endure. Today we honor the memory of those lost, we salute those who have served our nation in the years since, and we renew our resolve to defend our freedom."
Third District House Rep. Adrian Smith shared these words:
"September 11th not only marks a day of great tragedy, but also of great strength, courage, and unity for the American people. As we remember the many victims, let us also recall the many acts of selflessness, as well as the pride for our country we all felt as Americans in the aftermath of these horrific attacks twelve years ago.
"Today, we also remember the four Americans who were killed one year ago while serving our country in Benghazi, Libya.
"As the war on terrorism continues, let us also never take for granted the many freedoms and liberties we enjoy, nor the many men and women in uniform who have fought and died to defend them. May God continue to bless the United States of America."
Additionally, Gov. Dave Heineman has ordered for the lowering of flags to half-staff at all state buildings and facilities. He invited all Nebraskans to join in by lowering their flags as well.
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Another person could be making a first appearance Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the scandal connected to the University of North Carolina football program, Orange District Attorney Jim Woodall said Tuesday.
On Thursday, Jennifer Wiley Thompson, who had been a tutor for Carolina football players, made her first appearance.
The indictments have been blacked out, and Woodall did not say who would be appearing.
The law requires agents to register with the North Carolina Secretary of State's office and prohibits offering gifts to entice athletes to sign representation contracts.
The Secretary of State's office launched its investigation in summer 2010, shortly after the start of an NCAA probe.
Thompson is charged with trying to induce Tar Heel football player Greg Little into signing with an agent. Thompson is charged with providing Little with a round-trip airline ticket worth $579.50 to travel from North Carolina to Florida as part of an effort to get Little to sign with agent Terry Watson of Georgia. She is also charged with giving him $150 in cash and receiving a package from Watson containing $2,000 in cash for Little.


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Food is ok at the beach, and there is no other places to eat at near this beach, and there are only bathrooms available to change in. As for Nassau, everything is walking distance. It is definitely worth $55/person to go to the British Colonial(owned by Hilton) which has it's own access to the beach (no kids in sight) and only a 5-10min. walking distance from where the ship is. At Freeport, taxi ride & access to Junkanno Beach & Port Lucayana for two ppl cost $55 in TOTAL but you will find tons of kids and a lot of people from the cruise there whereas in Nassau, paid $115 in total just to get on the beach but it was clean and secluded. You will see many other couples there, which is great. I hope my review could be some help to you. I do suggest you do your research of places to see and prices. From what I understand, majority of Carnival ships are made for families so next time I will try Celebrity Cruises or Norwegian.
PS When leaving the cruise the last day, it is a very confusing process especially if your room is towards the back of the ship.
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Welcome to Riverside Cottage on River Road in Lake Placid. The property is located on the banks of
the Ausable River, one of New York State's premier trout fishing streams. Whether you are looking
for a quiet getaway or a fast–paced adventure, this new cottage is the perfect place to enjoy the
splendor and diversity of the Adirondack Mountains. Riverside provides exceptional comfort in a
secluded setting minutes from downtown Lake Placid and its numerous shops, restaurants and athletic
Anglers can step directly into the West Branch at Cody's Flats and wade to trophy
trout and catch & release areas just minutes downriver. In winter, enjoy downhill skiing at
Whiteface Mountain (12 minutes away). Hop onto the nearby Jackrabbit Trail for access to a network
of trails designed for cross-country ski and snowshoe enthusiasts. Whether you are 5 or 75, the
many walking and hiking trails of the Adirondacks offer spectacular views and one-of-a kind
experiences. Join the runners and cyclists who use River Road (located on the Ironman course!) for
year-round recreation and training.
Remember…the solitude offered by Riverside's location makes
this cottage a perfect place for those seeking to do nothing other than to take a break or visit
some place new. Put your feet up, read a book and be lazy for a while!
Personal travels make me willing to accommodate individual requests, so let me know what you need
and I will do my best to provide it. I am happy to make arrangements ($20.00 hourly fee) for the
local market to fill a grocery list prior to your arrival. My hope is to offer the most comfortable
and pleasant environment for your visit that I can.
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One bedroom with king-size bed (linens included), flat-screen TV/DVD player
Living room with queen-size sofa-bed, flat-screen TV/DVD player
Full bath (shower) (linens included)
Kitchen with full-size range, refrigerator, microwave, DW, toaster, coffeemaker, pots &
pans, dishes, etc.
Screened porch with electric grill
Smoke-free & pet free environment
Fully insulated with thermostats in both living room & bedroom
Mobile telephone service capability
Cable television
Wireless internet access.
vacation rental rates
January 1, 2014 - April1, 2014.........................$150 night/$900 week
April 1, 2014 - June 19, 2014...........................$125 night/$700 week
June 20, 2014 - October 12, 2014....................$175 night/$1,100 week
October 13, 2014 - December 18, 2014.............$125 night/$700 week
A deposit is requested in order to guarantee all reservations.
All visits must be for at least two nights.* A visit of 3 nights is requested on Holiday weekends. A visit of 6 - 7 nights is requested for Christmas'/New Year's week and also for Ironman week.
*Depending upon the time of year, mid-week visits can sometimes be arranged for one night. A cleaning fee of $25.00 is charged.
Please inquire about visits longer than seven nights.
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The five-year-old Great Pyrenees that was shot and left to die in a field near Petal earlier this year has fully recovered from the gunshot wounds, however now he is facing another obstacle.
Winchester, as he was named after the shooting, has been recovering in foster care at Aunt Linda's Pet Hotel in Oak Grove. Though he has made the remarkable recovery, he now needs a very expensive surgery to repair a torn ACL.
The surgery will cost $3500 and the closest animal clinic that can perform it is in Louisiana.
The Winchester Fund has been set up at area Bank Corp South branches to collect donations to cover the cost of the surgery. Donations can also be dropped off at Aunt Linda's on Old Hwy. 11 in Oak Grove.
"We are still taking applications for his adoption," said Sarah Effner, Caretaker for Winchester. "But we want him to be fully recovered before we adopt him out. It'll probably be a few months before he fully recovers from the surgery."
Without the surgery, Winchester will have difficulty getting around and putting weight on his back legs.
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