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Alex Russo
David Henrie
Justin Russo
Jake T. Austin
Max Russo
Jennifer Stone
Harper Finkle
Maria Canals
Theresa Russo
David DeLuise
Jerry Russo
Gregg Sulkin
Mason Greybeck
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Bridgit Mendler
Juliet Van Heusen
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Goof: When Mason is taking off the necklace to return it to Alex at the end, he starts to take it off over his head but the chain breaks. You can hear him gasp in surprise before he gives up and hands it over.
Goof: How can Justin have a picture of Juliet? It had been said previously that vampires don't show up in pictures.
If Juliet was to actually turn back into her real age of 2193 years and lose her vampire powers, she would not only look much older than she did after transforming, but her body should have turned to dust as she would have died of natural old age over 2000 years before.
We learn that when a Werewolf is bitten by a Vampire, they become a wolf forever, and that when a Vampire is scratched by a Werewolf, they lose their vampire powers and turn back into their real age.
This episode was rated TV-PG because of violence and Mason's werewolf form.
Juliet is two thousand one hundred and ninety-three years old.
Justin: (reading Juliet's missing person's poster) "Lost Vampire: blonde, cute fangs, likes nose kisses. Answers to Juliet or Schnoogly-Boo-Boo-Mc.Cutiekins".
Justin: (after Max walks into the lair with a little boy) Who's the kid?
Max: Well, no mummies came by, but I did find something that's just as useful. Go ahead kid, tell him what you told me.
Little Boy: (crying, with an English accent) I've lost me mummy.
(Justin glares angerly at Max who looks confedent)
Max: All we have to do is find his mummy, which could lead us to our mummy.
Justin: He's an English wizard! It sounds like 'mummy', but he means MOMMY!
(stopping Mason after he runs out of the Sub Station)
Harper: Ah-ha! Not so fast, you two-timing Brit! Who is she?
Mason: (struggling) Let me go!
Alex: Harper, what are you doing? The plan was to follow him, not to wrestle him.
Harper: I know, but I ran a lot in Gym today, so I'm tired. I just wanted to get to it.
Theresa: (to Alex, who is crying in the lair) Oh sweetie. Oh, I know how much it hurts when your heart gets broken. But time will heal it. On the bright side, we're all really happy to see you have feelings!
Alex: Mason told Juliet he loved her, right in front of me.
Alex: (after Mason leaves) Okay, I know what you'll all thinking. That every time he's here, he suddenly leaves without a good explanation. And now he says he buys a lot off jewelry. So this could only mean one thing!
Harper: He has another girlfriend.
Alex: Thanks a lot Harper! I was just going to say that he was a international jewel thief with the feds on his tail, but yours is probably close.
Alex: (to Mason) I was just thinking... maybe we should go to the movies tonight. There's this new coming-of-age horror film entitled "I Know What You Did Last Night and You're Not Fooling Me At All You Dirty Cheater".
Mason: That's a rather long title for a movie.
Alex: Well it's a sequel. Sequel titles are usually longer. The first one was called "What's Her Name Dirty Cheater?".
Alex: British people are so cute. I wish Americans came from England.
Alex: (about Mason) Well, he was sure in a hurry to get out of here.
Theresa: Oh, I'm sorry Honey. I hope the dinner date didn't make him feel uncomfortable.
Alex: Oh no, that's okay. I'm glad he's coming to dinner. I mean once he sees how messed up all of you are, he'll realize what a miracle I am!
(about finding Juliet)
Max: Look, Justin, you're going to find her. And not just because you're a monster hunter, but because you're my brother.
Justin: What makes you think I'm going to find her?
Max: Because in the ten years that I've known you, I've never seen you give up on anything.
Justin: You really do have your moments of wisdom, don't you Max? (pauses) You've known me longer than ten years!
Max: Yeah, I wasn't really paying attention at the beginning though. Alex told me you were a butler.
Mason: Now, based on the fact that neither of you ran off, I'd say you also have a secret. What are you an elf, a wizard, a genie, or just desperate?
(Harper signs the last choice)
Alex: I'm a wizard.
Harper: And I'm not. And right now, I'm kinda glad.
Max: (about the giant squid) If you're so sure it wasn't Juliet, why'd you hug it for so long?
Justin: It wasn't a hug, it was strangling me! I don't know whose a bigger idiot: the guy who told you that mummies like to hide their minions in underwater sea caves, or me for believing you!
Max: Hey, don't leave me out of the idiot contest!
(Alex finds out Mason is a werewolf and admits she's a wizard)
Mason: I just knew there was something about you. I apologize for rushing off all the time, but now you can see what the moon does to me. (looks at the necklace he got her) Your necklace is still glowing!
Alex: So? Must be the batteries.
Mason: No, I lied, it's not battery-operated. It's a magic necklace. It only glows when your in love with the person who put it on you.
Alex: Well, then...I guess it works. Very convenient too because now I don't have to tell you, which is something I'm not really good at.
Mason: Usually when girls find out I'm a werewolf, they run off. Which can only be taken as a break-up.
Alex: Does this look like I'm running off?
(Alex and Mason hug)
Harper: Aw. That's so freaky and romantic at the same time!
Alex: (after Mason kisses her on the cheek) Hey, I've been meaning to ask you something. I thought that when a werewolf kisses a non-werewolf, they turn into a werewolf.
Mason: That's only with mutts, I'm a purebred.
Alex: Ha, hear that Justin? My boyfriend's a purebred!
Justin: Alex, thank you for not letting me give up on Juliet. It feels good to have hope again.
Alex: You know, ever since I met Mason, stuff like hope doesn't actually annoy me anymore.
Mason: Alex, I didn't mean what I said earlier. I was in shock from seeing Juliet, but I want to be with you.
Alex: Really?
Mason: Yes, I do.
Alex: Look, Mason, I've been in shock too. Like the time I accidentally made my brother disappear, or the time I accidentally made my parents not know who I was, or the time I accidentally got myself trapped in a horror film, or the time I accidentally...
Theresa: (interrupting) Honey, Honey, we know, you messed up a lot.
Alex: (back to Mason) Yes. And still I've never accidentally told somebody that I loved them...when I didn't.
Jerry: (about Mason) That accent makes it really hard to hold a grudge.
(Alex puts the true love necklace on Mason and it glows)
Alex: You do love me.
Mason: I do. But it's too late for us.
Alex: No!
Mason: You can never have a normal life with me now.
Alex: But, I'm a wizard. Nothing about my life has ever been normal!
Juliet: Justin, I'm going to look my real age.
Justin: I'm not so shallow that I would let something like an age difference come in between us.
Juliet: I'm two thousand, one hundred and ninety three years old.
Justin: (in shock) That's a lot of years.
Alex: Promise me we'll find normal people.
Justin: We're not normal people.
This episode premiered in a 4:3 letterbox format.
This is a special hour-long episode.
We can presume that Isabella, Justin's Werewolf ex-girlfriend in Beware Wolf, was a "mutt" as it is said that it is only when a mutt Werewolf kisses a human that they become a werewolf. This can also explain why changing into a werewolf was painful for Mason, and not for her.
Lady & The Tramp.
Mason and Alex eating the sandwich and having their lips meet in the middle is a reference to Lady and Tramp eating spaghetti and having their lips meet in the middle.
Justin: (to Mason) Listen Ringo...
This a reference to British musician, Ringo Star, who was an original member of the popular 1960s band, the Beatles.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va (Taisha Walker) -- Charleston police found dozens of cats inside a West Side home Thursday morning.
Animal control removed 27 cats from a three-bedroom apartment on the 400 block of Elm St.
Lt. Sean Williams said officers found cat feces throughout the building, making it the worst he's seen in years. He said the smell inside the apartment was so foul, officers had a tough time staying inside the apartment longer than 15 seconds at a time.
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Director: Mauro Bolognini, Vittorio De Sica, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Franco Rossi & Luchino ViscontiYear Released: 1966Rating: 1.0
Dino De Laurentiis produced this vanity project for his wife, Silvana Mangano, dragging five well-known Italian filmmakers in to each make a short film with her. The result is a mixed - and disappointing - affair: the Visconti and De Sica films are empty-headed failures (Visconti's obsession with the zoom lens is back again; De Sica's bit has one good idea that it milks for what feels like a half-hour and wastes Clint Eastwood's role as an unresponsive husband) and the Franco Rossi one might have been good had it not been forty-five completely incoherent seconds long, leaving the Bolognini black-comedy short and the Pasolini absurdist fable (a ridiculous joke that works because it's so charming and un-Pasolini-like) as the compilation's best moments.
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In West Africa this tortoise occurs throughout the savannah region from western Senegal to the Central African Republic (Trape et al. 2012). Elsewhere it occurs in most of sub-Saharan Africa, as well as in Sudan along the Nile, ranging from Eritrea in the north to South Africa in the south, east to northern Somalia and west to South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola (Iverson 1992). Records from Madagascar may represent a prehistortic introduction (Turtle Taxonomy Working Group 2011). It ranges from sea level to almost 2,000 m asl. (Spawls et al. 2002).
This savannah tortoise is found in both dry and moist savannah zones (Spawls et al. 2002, Trape et al. 2012), and also coastal thicket (Spawls et al. 2002). It is very widespread in semi-arid habitats, but is not usually found in very dry savannah or semi-desert (Spawls et al. 2002). It is largely inactive during the dry season, which it spends buried (Trape et al. 2012). It feeds on plants, including fruit, and also on fungi and invertebrates (Trape et al. 2012). Clutches of 2-7 eggs have been recorded in South Africa (Spawls et al. 2002).
This is a locally abundant species in savannah (Trape et al. 2012). The population trend is unknown.
This species can be found in the international pet trade, in almost all cases as wild-caught specimens.
Fire, international trade and collection for local consumption may represent threats to this species. It is not thought to be under threat from habitat destruction due to its wide occurrence in semi-arid habitats (Spawls et al. 2002)..
It is listed on CITES Appendix II and international trade of this species should be monitored. It is known to occur in many protected areas including all West African savannah national parks.
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- Poster issued by the Victorian Trades Hall Council with the slogan 'United we Bargain, Divided we Beg', promoting a rally in Melbourne, dated 10 November 1992.
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So I pitched yesterday at 3:30 pm, went to work and got home today at 6 am and the krausen blew off the rubber stopper despite the fact I had a blow-off in it! I have a pic but I don't know how to attach it.
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The United States Supreme Court announced the scheduled dates for two same sex marriage cases.
On March 26th, the court will hear arguments relating to Proposition 8, the California ban on same sex marriage, in Hollingsworth v. Perry. The next day the court will hear arguments in United States v. Windsor, relating to the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) which establishes a marriage as between a man and a woman. In each case, the Supreme Court will hear at least an hour's worth of arguments and can extend the length of the hearings if deemed necessary. The Court is anticipated to issue a ruling in each case by the end of June.
Hollingsworth v. Perrychallenges the constitutionality of Proposition 8 under the 14th Amendment, which requires states to provide equal protection to all people. United States v. Windsor, will consider the constitutionality of DOMA as it relates to fifth amendment guarantees of equal protection. The decisions of these cases could impact same sex marriage bans in 31 states.
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Over the River controversy continues
The Bulgarian-born artist Christo specializes in gigantic installations -- like wrapping the Reichstag in Berlin, or arranging hundreds of fabric gates in New York City's Central Park.
For the past decade or so, he's had plans to return to Colorado with "Over the River." (His first Colorado project, an immense curtain in Rifle Gap, was about 40 years ago.) He proposes to suspend translucent panels over the Arkansas River between Salida and Canon City for a two-week period, perhaps in August of 2013. You can read more from Christo here .
Thinking broadly about dams in the West
It's been a bad press week for dams. Last Saturday the Lake Delhi dam gave way, and the previous Tuesday the Tempe Town Lake dam literally exploded. The former disaster involved heavy rains swamping a 1920s-era dam on the Maquoketa River, while the latter resulted from a giant rubber bladder popping on the Salt River. In Iowa, upstream residents mourned the loss of a bucolic landscape as downstream residents mucked out mud. In Arizona, officials vowed to refill a recreational reservoir even as they combed downstream banks for flood victims--likely transients who often camp in the normally dry river bed.
These incidents remind us of several salient facts about dams, people, and nature. First, and especially in the American West, we fixate on a few large dams, yet most of us are more intimately entwined with the sort of structures that failed last week. These small dams are ubiquitous and unconscious backdrops of daily life. We rarely notice the irrigation gates along the roads of the San Joaquin, Snake, Uncompagre, and Yakima Valleys. Nor do we often consider those dikes in central California or the lower Colorado River, or the storage lakes that some Westerners use for play and that many more rely on for domestic usage. Until, of course, they fail, as has happened repeatedly since long before the St. Francis Dam gave way in 1928.
A water economist's hot links
Editor's note: This link roundup comes from David Zetland, a water economist at the University of California, Berkeley. We will be cross-posting occasional posts and content from his blog, Aguanomics, here on the Range.
David Zetland Speed Blogging for Tuesday, July 27, 2010
- Food and Water Watch has a
guide to understanding your utility's water quality report. It may
be useful, but you will have to wade through their human rights and
government-knows-best propaganda.
- Many English speakers cannot
understand the passive tense. That may explain why academics and
bureaucrats like to use it (to sound smart), but it also explains why
people have a hard time understanding them. That's a problem if citizens
cannot understand laws or their rights.
- Some
interesting thoughts on subsidies vs user pays.
- Pro-citizen groups have put together a tool to help people understand
how to draw their own borders for congressional districts. This is a
great way of seeing how far politically-biased boundaries drift from
boundaries that are objective or that serve OTHER partisan interests.
- The
extra stuff in beer that they (Bud, Miller) don't tell you about.
- Details on why clean coal isn't.
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The meaning of marmot whistles
If I had to pick my favorite rodent, the choice would be easy: the marmot. Or more precisely, the yellow-bellied marmot of the American West, scientifically known as the Marmota flaviventris.
Mountain marmots are furry, about two feet long, and weigh around 10 pounds. They're closely related to other large ground squirrels, like groundhogs, gophers and woodchucks.
If you've ever hiked in high, rocky terrain, you've probably seen and heard marmots -- they chirp and whistle to warn their fellows of your approach.
New national monument is an idea worth considering
By Bill Schneider, NewWest.net guest blogger, 7-15-10
Back in February somebody leaked seven pages of a "vision document" conceived within the Department of the Interior and created quite a political uproar. OMG! Top brass in the Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service (all Interior Department agencies) and a few green groups were actually discussing the idea of creating 14 new national monuments using the same end-run strategy employed by President Bill Clinton when--only three days before turning over the keys to the White House to George W. Bush--he used the Antiquities Act of 1906 to designate the 377,000-acre Upper Missouri Breaks National Monument in north central Montana and 12 more monuments in other states.
Now, it appears as if President Obama might do the same thing, even though Interior Secretary Ken Salazar claims it's all "false rumors." But in an excellent analysis (click here), Great Falls Tribune capital bureau reporter John S. Adams verifies that Interior Department higher-ups have indeed been seriously chatting up the monument idea. Salazar should have been proud to admit it.
Now, all those people who didn't vote for President Obama, particularly western republican politicos, have their shorts jerked up tight over the idea. They consider it an abuse of presidential power and insist that any monument designation must first have a local consensus and then be passed by Congress.
First off, let's be honest about motivations. Republicans want this congressional process because they know it won't happen, and since the Obama administration proposed it, they have to be against it. Democrats will maintain a neutral stance, publicly, but in the end, they'll let it happen because it's coming from their President. Conservationists and scientists in agencies support using the Antiquities Act because they know it's the only way it can happen.Read More ...
Rants from the Hill: Greetings from Nevada
"Rants from the Hill" are Michael Branch's monthly reflections on life in the high country of Nevada's western Great Basin desert.
I live with my wife and two young daughters in the high desert of the western Great Basin, at 6,000 feet on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, on a desiccated hilltop so mercilessly exposed to wind, snow, and fire that our house appears to lean away from the trouble, like a tree canted by the blast of the Washoe Zephyr that sweeps these hills every afternoon. It is a stark and extreme landscape, utterly empty of any concern for our flourishing, or even survival. It is also, to us, the most remarkable home imaginable. I look forward to telling you more about this place and its human and nonhuman inhabitants in the monthly essays that will follow.
But first, in this essay of greeting, I offer a few reflections on how we human neighbors greet each other out here in the rural high desert. The fact that we are so few and far between in this big country profoundly conditions our modes of communication, increasing our dependence upon each other even as it intensifies the isolation we have chosen in coming here to dwell. Our challenge is to affirm the bonds of mutual aid so as to have them ready in times of blizzard, fire, and accident, while simultaneously protecting each other's elaborate fantasies of independence. This is more difficult than it might sound, and it accounts for the ubiquity of discussions of the weather, without which my neighbors and I—there are eight of us strung along this nearly impassable, three-mile dirt road snaking through the sage and juniper hills—would have a rough time getting along. We're all isolatoes here, distinguishable on any given day by our varying degrees of orneriness—by where we might each be placed on a narrow spectrum ranging from Tolerably Genial at the Mailboxes on up to Sociopathically Misanthropic. Despite our curmudgeonliness, we also know how to help each other when the need arises, which it does out here.Read More ...
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The Mojave National Preserve Conservancy
Chris Clarke could see the entire northern part of the Mojave National Preserve from the summit of Kessler Peak. Light from that magical hour around sunset highlighted distant mountains and ridgelines. The view was spectacular. But as the sun dipped below the horizon he realized the path he'd taken to climb to the top was too steep to descend. Suddenly, he heard the melodic song of a canyon wren and saw a safe path open before him. "It was one of those moments when everything came together," says Clarke. "The Mojave National Preserve took care of me." Clarke has returned the favor. He's a board member of The Mojave National Preserve Conservancy, a relatively new nonprofit friends group that seeks to protect the 1.6 million acre Mojave National Preserve. The conservancy works to protect the preserve by supporting educational programs, restoration projects, and capital improvements at the park.
Chris Clarke could see the entire northern part of the Mojave National Preserve from the summit of Kessler Peak. Light from that magical hour around sunset highlighted distant mountains and ridgelines. The view was spectacular. But as the sun dipped below the horizon he realized the path he'd taken to climb to the top was too steep to descend. Suddenly, he heard the melodic song of a canyon wren and saw a safe path open before him. "It was one of those moments when everything came together," says Clarke. "The Mojave National Preserve took care of me."
Clarke has returned the favor. He's a board member of The Mojave National Preserve Conservancy, a relatively new nonprofit friends group that seeks to protect the 1.6 million acre Mojave National Preserve. The conservancy works to protect the preserve by supporting educational programs, restoration projects, and capital improvements at the park.Read More ...
Push polls in the Rockies
I had read about "push polls," but until last week, I had never been exposed to one.
A "push poll" may sound like a real poll at first, but as the questions proceed, it's obvious that the pollster is trying to influence your thinking, rather than find out what you're thinking, which is what legitimate polls do.
My push-poll moment came after I returned from some errands and checked the answering machine, just in case an editor had called with the offer of some lucrative work.
No such luck. Instead, a robust voice started asking questions. Obviously this was a robo-call, since a human would have either hung up or left a message after getting the answering machine. I'm all for free speech, and I know the U.S. Supreme Court has decided corporations come under the First Amendment, but isn't there something we can do to make sure that robots don't have free-speech rights that annoy us?Read More ...
Environmental Law's Greatest Tragedy
Ask John or Jane Q. Public about how the environmental laws in this country are implemented, and you're likely to get a blank stare. No one really knows, but with the BP spill and Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant leaks in the headlines, people are sure the system isn't working. As a practicing environmental lawyer, I'll be the first to admit that this nation's environmental law framework is dense and arcane. I'll also be the first to second-guess its efficacy. So join me, won't you, on a fantastic voyage into the murky underworld of environmental administrative law?
Like many others, I think the nation's system of environmental laws and regulations, both at the state and federal level, is broken and its problems need to be addressed. One of the biggest problems can be summed up in two words: "agency deference." "Agency deference" is the judicial doctrine that precludes judges from revisiting administrative agency decisions (s/a those made by the Bureau of Land Management, the Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Forest Service) except in the most extreme circumstances. It's also the doctrine that has made it nearly impossible for there to be any independent and dispassionate review of decisions made by federal agencies that have become more like industry enablers than hard-nosed neutral regulators.Read More ...


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Wayland, X.Org For Ubuntu's Future
Published on 10 May 2011 08:41 AM EDT
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Wayland was talked about this morning at the summit in Budapest. In particular, the outlook for Wayland in Ubuntu and Linaro. Separately, there's also X.Org notes from today's meetings.
I had some other Ubuntu testing matters to tend to, but
the notes can be found on this page
Phoronix readers should already be very familiar with Wayland due to
all the articles I've written
on the topic and even being the first to break the story about Wayland way back in 2008. With that said, here's the interesting bits from the notes:
- The Linaro project is interested in seeing the Wayland Display Server work there and on the ARM architecture.
- It should be possible to make an unaccelerated back-end using memory back-ends on ARM. The EGL back-end should also function with some work (currently it requires page-flipping and an un-ratified EGL extension).
- A Wayland compositor may be based on OpenWF, as
previously reported on Phoronix
- Wayland is currently in the Ubuntu Natty universe repository, but no other packages are actually taking advantage of it at this point.
- A big milestone is to get Compiz working on Wayland.
- Initially there will likely be Canonical sliding Ubuntu atop of an X.Org Server for compatibility reasons with graphics drivers and hardware as the transition is made from X to Wayland.
- LightDM may be a good starting point for working on Wayland.
- The developers are seeking a good example of an application to run on Wayland.
From a second talk, which I was at, here are some notes from the X.Org talk about what X.Org / Mesa / driver packages should be included in
Ubuntu 11.10
- Ubuntu 11.10 will ship with a relatively "bleeding new" X.Org / Mesa stack while Ubuntu 12.04 will be rather conservative and ship with the relatively same packages due to it being a Long-Term Support release.
- It's not known yet whether X.Org Server 1.10 or 1.11 will be used. If 1.10 is used, most of the new X Input 2.1 work will be back-ported to Oneiric's 1.10 xorg-server.... They're leaning towards 1.10, sadly.
- It sounds like xorg-server 1.11 is a definite for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and not any possible xorg-server 1.12.
- Obvious concerns about upgrading the X.Org Server are due to breaking the proprietary drivers.
- RandR 1.4 is definitely wanted by Ubuntu 12.04 LTS in hopes that NVIDIA will provide support for this version of the Resize and Rotate extension in their proprietary driver.
- For the open-source X.Org drivers, pull in the latest stable releases and a recent Git snapshot of xf86-video-ati.
- The Mesa version is being debated since the new versions of Mesa require LLVM and the dependence on the Low-Level Virtual Machine inflates the CD size. See the
Ubuntu CD ISO question
- Providing proprietary driver updates via Jockey may finally happen rather than locking into the same version for the entire release cycle.
- There's been OEM concerns about the outdated graphics stack found in the Ubuntu Long-Term Support releases.
- Ubuntu will stop accepting bug reports for Intel i8xx. The same for anything that is not Intel, ATI/AMD, or NVIDIA. OpenChrome might be an exception though.
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