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Factbox: Gus Grissom, One of America's Space PioneersVirgil "Gus" Grissom is recognized as the second American in space. Grissom's career as a NASA astronaut is both inspiring and was relevant to the success of early American space exploration.
Recant CantorAs a proud Virginian and American, I take offense to the unprofessional and selfish approach Eric Cantor is taking as a both a representative of the Republican party and the American people.
No More Tears: Japan Wins Women's World Cup FinalToday the world watched as the Japanese women's soccer team exhibited tenacious will and undying hope as they defeated the U.S. women's soccer team.
The Super LG Optimus V Versus the Mighty HTC EVOThe overall idea behind this Smartphone concept is ease of use, high quality features, social bragging rights, and plan pricing that is all-inclusive and flexible.
Connotation and DenotationYahoo now offers a comprehensive style guide aimed at becoming a "go to" resource for the new wave of web writers. One of the sections to take a look at is titled " The Word List."
FatherFather Day Poetry
Book to Movie Considerations - Deepak Chopra's "Daughters of Joy;" Anne Rice's "Lasher;" and Ramsey Campbell's "Ancient Images"Like most avid movie -goers, I too have a movie wish list that includes many of top novels I have ever read.
Top Three Burger Joints in Richmond, Virginia. When fast food does not make the grade, trying out one of the burger restaurants below should help make lunch or dinner easy.
Richmond's Top Three Romantic RestaurantsWhether the cuisine is American, French fusion, or somewhere in between, Richmond offers three of the finest and romantic dining experiences I have personally experienced.
Sweet CornThis poem expresses the joy of families remembering a loved one at a Memorial Day picnic.
Richmond's Top Three Coffee ShopsThree of the best independently owned coffee shops in Richmond, Virginia are just a short drive from any downtown location.
Top Three Weekend Getaways in VirginiaWhether it is a beach trip or a cityscape, you must pack your bags and grab a special friend to join you.
My English Degree and How it Has Led to My SuccessI attended Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, Virginia from 1992- 1996. When I first enrolled at Virginia Tech, I was amazed at all of the possibilities and possible opportunities I would have within and outside of my major field of study.
10 Ideal High School Graduation Gifts for GirlsWhen trying to decide on the ideal graduation gift for the young woman in your life it best to focus on needs, wants, and well deserved gifts that any girl would like to receive on her big day.
Three Cheap Graduation Party IdeasHere are three cheap graduation party ideas that require very little preparation and little funding.
Five Popular High School Graduation Trips on a BudgetMany graduates dream of going abroad or riding cross country or heading off to a beautiful tropical destination.
10 Cheap Graduation Gift Ideas for 2010Graduation season is just around the bend and finding the perfect gift that is both economical and appropriate can be difficult. Here are ten graduation season favorites that will not break the bank.
Top Three Fishing Tours Near Richmond, VirginiaIf fishing is one of your favorite springtime activities then look no further than points east, west, and in Richmond to satisfy your nautical quests. Three prime locations to explore are the New River, Lower Chesapeake Bay, and the James River.
Plant a Beautiful Bog Garden This SpringPlanting a bog garden can be simple or become a labor of love. This type of garden is not just a watery hole in the middle of the yard.
Key Elements of Zen GardeningHere are tips to creating a peaceful Zen garden.
Preparing for the Goal: Goaltending Tips for Lacrosse PlayersLacrosse is a wonderful game with historical and cultural value. The game was first played by early Native American tribes in the northwestern part of the United States and since has become a sport played by people around the world.
Stunning White Summer Wedding Dresses for 2010Every woman dreams of the perfect wedding day and more importantly the perfect wedding dress. Summer 2010 is fast approaching and this summer wedding season is sure to be a wonderful one.
Smooth Sailing: Your Guide to the Top Five Gay and Lesbian Cruises of 2010Are you considering taking a cruise to an exotic destination with your partner or special someone? Well, the following guide will help you decide on a destination that is sure to help keep your relationship full of adventure and romance.
Cantor Continues to Misrepresent Virginia ResidentsThis summit was not supposed to come off as a middle school debate competition. We have elected all of the persons who are making this decision on our behalf. The party does not matter.
Spring Cleaning Ideas for Your Most Intimate SpaceSpring cleaning is just around the corner and here are some wonderful tips to help you revamp your bedroom just in time for warmer weather.
Toyota on Trial but Do Consumers Feel Justice is Being Served?Toyota executives have acted irresponsibly and with slow action upon discovery of the sudden acceleration defect. They claim they were not aware of the brevity of the sudden acceleration defect.
Attention Seniors: What You Need to Know About Unemployment BenefitsIf you have to apply for unemployment benefits and you are a senior then this information will be helpful to you.
High Five for Atheists: Online Networks to ExploreMany people choose the route of atheism. However, it is difficult to meet others with like-minded views when society is based on Judeo- Christian beliefs.
Golden Connections: Online Networks for SeniorsSince my mother in law has a laptop and has finally got a fast enough Internet connection to search the web more easily and efficiently, I decided to assist her by searching out and prescreening a few online senior networking websites.
The King's Edition: Religious Texts Banned from the BibleMany of the most powerful civilizations of ancient times prided themselves on being more civilized because of their ability to comprehensively house all religious philosophy and knowledge.
Deuce: A Mother and Daughter on the CourtThe glory of participating in a sport is unmatched. When I was in middle school I realized how important sportsmanship and attitude are.
Fabulous 10: Your Local Guide to 10 of Richmond, Virginia's Top BarsRichmond, Virginia is known for its historical presence is beginning to be seen as a great place to grab a few drinks, enjoy great conversation, and a memorable dining experience.
Top Three Local Skate Parks in Richmond, Virginia for the Novice to Advanced SkaterAt first I was not sure what to expect. How die -hard were these skate facilities? Were they just basic or were they going to be too advanced for her novice age and status?
An Irishman Born by Britain's HandAn Irishman born by Britain's hand and held captive goes on to become one of Christianity's most popular Patron Saints.
Shani Davis Skating His Way into the Champions CircleLike most of the athletes participating in this year's events in Vancouver, Shani is young and at the top of his game.
Pinch Me If I Am GreenWhen i was a younger girl I would always forget about St. Patrick's Day and end up getting pinched. These days I laugh about it and proclaim "pinch me if I am green."
Let it Snow! No School, No Work and What Does a Family Do?This is the third major snowstorm this winter to affect the West End Henrico County neighborhood I live in.
Ring in the Chinese New Year with 5 Festive DrinksOnce again, Chinese New Year is here and these are some wonderful Chinese inspired drinks.
Year of the Tiger: Chinese Desserts for You and Your FriendsHere are three traditional yet easy to prepare Chinese desserts to incorporate into your celebration.
Chinese New Year Dinner for Two (or More)This is the year of the Tiger in Chinese Astrology and the Chinese New Year is just over the horizon on February 14th.
More 2010 Oscar Best Picture NominationsEach of these films represents the best of what their genre offers.
SBA Budget Increases in 2011: Who Benefits?President Barack Obama claims to be helping out the small business owner.
Mardi Gras Dinner Made Simple and DeliciousCelebrate Mardi Gras with a family dinner.
Ten Affordable Virginia Colleges Sure to Help You Beat the RecessionMost parents and students wanted a list of the top ten cheapest college programs. I have come up with ten solid post secondary schools to start saving you money.
Oscar Nominees Are All Here for Your Viewing PleasureThis morning the 2010 Oscar Nominees were announced. The buzz is that "Avatar" is a sweep favorite. The Best Picture category boasts a total of twelve nominees while all the other categories stand firm with the standard 5 nominees.
I Love a New York City CakeTLC'S Cake Boss is a hit in my house and inspires me to raise my cake standards.
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Why I Am Still a Property VirginI am a big fan of Property Virgins, a popular television show on HGTV. The show has got me holding tight to my "property virginity." It has been the reality check I need when it comes to buying my first home.
Cash Cab or Cash Gag?Would you answer questions during a cab ride for money to get your fifteen minutes of fame on a reality show?
The Antonio Project: Will This New HGTV Host Fly or Flop?HGTV's newest design star may or not be the next new sensation to top the HGTV charts.
Mac AttackMainstream America is bombarded with PC products, while Mac quietly wins over consumers with the finesse of a debonair opponent who slips in to make the winning play at the last possible moment.
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The Ultimate Tween Summer Birthday BashDo you have a tween who is going to be celebrating a birthday this summer? If so, read ahead and find out how to throw a memorable and fun outdoors birthday party.
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When West Virginia Sen. Jay Rockefeller formally announced his decision to quit the Senate on Friday, he opened the next chapter in one of the few true historic shifts taking place in American politics. Even before his announcement, Republicans were eyeing his seat as a prime pickup opportunity, a reflection of the ascendance of the Republican Party in Appalachia, a shift in which working-class white voters who have reliably cast ballots for Democratic politicians for the better part of a century are moving inexorably, and perhaps permanently, toward the Republican Party.
That's because in Appalachia, coal is still king.
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Theater Review: 'Glengarry Glen Ross'
Date: January 30, 2013
by: Paula Atwell | Theater Critic
Written in 1984, the play explores the grimy, sad underbelly of American capitalism hinted at in the earlier classic, "Death of a Salesman." The most celebrated playwright of his generation, David Mamet raises cursing to a symbolic, syncopated language of its own. Asolo Rep's production is fast, furious and funny! Due to the coarse language, which has become so much more common these days, the Rep even holds a mini seminar for audience members interested in learning more about the employment of realistically foul discourse in art.
Mamet's Pulitzer Prize-winning play reveals the darkly Darwinistic world of salesmen, clearly delineating the A-list players from the nebbishes. Director Carl Forsman's electric direction is tinged with a twitchy edginess, and the powerhouse cast delivers, punching out their archetypal characters with an in-your-face alacrity.
"Mamet himself describes the play as a gang comedy. People who only know the movie are going to be surprised at how much funnier the play is," said Forsman. "It's a whodunit, wrapped inside a comedy, wrapped around an economic parable."
These guys sell swampland in Florida. It's not about the product; it's the personality and the strategy that sells.
Familiar faces at the Asolo — Douglas Jones as Shelly Levene and David Breitbarth as George Aaronow — are brilliant, as always. Eric Hissom makes the part of Ricky Roma his own, transfiguring the famous phrase, "Always be closing." Another big cheese in this outfit, convincingly played by Jay Patterson as Dave Moss, comes off like a successful graduate of a neurolinguistic programming class, popular around that time. Jesse Dornan, third-year FSU student who played Wilbur Henderson in "You Can't Take It With You," may be on his way to being typecast with his successful portrayal of John Williamson, often maligned salaried office assistant. Francisco Rodriguez is unrecognizable from his role as Mr. De Pinna in "You Can't Take It With You"; he transforms himself into poor schlub James Lingk for this part. Jacob Cooper, also a third-year student, plays put upon detective Baylen.
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Mazel tov to Klauber and Mancini
The West Coast Florida Region of AJC (American Jewish Committee) will honor Michael Klauber and Phil Mancini, of Michael's On East, with its Civic Achievement Award in November.
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Bob Havel recently celebrated his 90th birthday on Longboat Key with 24 members of his family.


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Today Valve sent out some details regarding Left 4 Dead 2′s demo. We last reported that both Xbox 360 and PC gamers who pre-ordered the game will receive access to the demo on October 27.
On November 3, the PC demo will become available to everyone and the Xbox 360 demo will be available to Xbox Live Gold members. Xbox 360 gamers who are Silver members will have to wait until November 10 to get their hands on the demo.
To find out what is included in the demo, read on.
Today Valve revealed that the demo will include the New Orleans campaign, "Parish," and will allow four player online or LAN games. The demo will also feature "all the new melee weapons" and "all the new boss infected zombies." The Xbox 360 version also allows two-player split-screen.
Left 4 Dead 2 is currently slated to arrive on the PC and Xbox 360 on November 17.
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Amherst Co., VA - Amherst County is considering creating a committee to plan for the future of the Central Virginia Training Center.
The director of the county's Social Services Department pitched the idea to supervisors at Tuesday's board meeting.
They'd go building by building, assessing the condition of the massive campus. In case the state decides to sell it, they'd develop a plan to make it more marketable in the future.
The population at CVTC has plummeted from 3,600 people in its prime to 355 today.
"There needs to have a vision for the training center and that property. It's a major facility, major investment," said Glenn Sullivan.
The director of Amherst County's Social Services Department suggested a committee take an inventory of the campus's 80 buildings -- many of which are vacant or underused.
"I think if things weren't so costly for the state, the state may be more likely to keep that facility open," Sullivan told board members.
The committee would consider things like downsizing the campus, saving the state some of the $81 million it shells out on the institution every year.
In 15 years, the department of Justice wants the population down to zero.
"We need to look towards the economic development opportunities here, not just simply the loss of jobs," said Delegate Scott Garrett, who attended Tuesday's meeting.
From construction workers to caterers to health care workers, CVTC pays the bills for 1,200 people.
It's a powerhouse for the powerless and a comprehensive plan could keep the economic engine running a little longer.
"I don't think that letting it lay fallow is at all the most efficient or prudent way," Garrett added.
The board didn't take any action on creating a committee at this afternoon's meeting.
Region 2000 has also offered to help CVTC with the transition.


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If the Jazz win the lottery I think they clearly pick Irving, if they get the 2nd or 3rd pick, I think they would take Barnes or Williams. Those are the top three picks in my mind right now. Assuming we don't win the lottery and these three guys are already picked, then I get the feeling the Jazz will pick a center.
The only two centers who will be lottery picks this year both happen to be European, and also have two very different skill-sets.
The first option, and probably the more well know, is Enes Kanter. At 6'10" 260lbs with a 7'1" wingspan, you are getting a great low post back to the basket kind of center. Watching videos of this guy and he possesses all the right footwork and agility skills you want in a post up center. He plays good defense, has solid ball handling skills, and plays with a pretty high motor. To me his only downside is he is undersized to be a true center, and his game is really below the rim. I kinda feel like he is Al Jefferson 2.0 who plays with more energy and better defense and rebounding.
If you want a more detailed writeup and some video clips go here:
or here: http://www.nbadraft.net/players/enes-kanter
The other option is Jonas Valanciunas. Jonas is a 19 year old Lithuanian who is 6'11" 240lbs with a 7'4" wingspan. Basically with this guy you are getting an above the rim center who plays with a ton of energy and explosiveness. He doesn't have a great post up game which is partially because of his size, he just tends to get pushed around too much. What he does have is crazy energy which makes him an excellent rebounder (especially offensive) and he runs the floor extremely well. He is also know to be very aggressive looking to dunk on or over every other player. His downsize is lack of post up moves, and his weight. He needs to bulk up and learn to play in the post. To me you are getting Andris Biedrin 2.0 with more athleticism.
For more info and videos go here.
or here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jvPl5-wRsE
I have to say that I think the ceiling for Jonas is higher than Enes only due to the fact that he has the added height and wing span. If Jonas can bulk up and work on his defense and low post game I think he could turn out to be closer to Tyson Chandler than Andris Biedrin. Either way it would be interesting to see either of these guys on the Jazz.


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"Here's the story on that. I was there as she was coming in. They knew we had worked together in TNA so they told me. 'Okay, you are going to be her first match'. Everyone knows that her first match is going to be a squash match. So she starts killing all of the girls in the ring. Then we have a house show loop and they tell me. 'Okay, you and Eve are going to get laid out'. I knew they were out to kill everything that we had done in TNA. They kept pushing off that singles match on TV and finally they said 'okay, it's going to happen'. I remember she was there and then all of a sudden she went home. She came back for a pay per view, i think it was in Seattle and she set me aside and told me 'I have to tell you something, I'm pregnant'. I told her congratulations but a part of me was also happy that it was divine intervention to save our history. I sat back said, thank you Lord."
- Gail Kim on Kharma story line in WWE
Leah Van Damme is now known as Carmella in WWE NXT. The developmental diva is still training to become a professional wrestler, and it appears that it might take some time, as she is simply being utilized as a ring announcer at the various live events that NXT runs in Florida.
Now that she is with WWE as a developmental diva, this is probably the closest we will ever get to seeing Leah Van Damme topless.
WWE developmental diva Leah Van Damme broke a lot of hearts today when she revealed on Twitter that she has a fiancee.
In order to help her become more acclimated to the live audience, WWE has been utilizing Leah Van Damme, a second generation developmental diva, as a ring announcer in NXT.


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JSU 2013 Fall Faculty And Staff Seminar Address
October 8th, 2013 by jacksonstate
Thank you for working as One JSU
August 19th, 2013 by jacksonstate
Dear JSU Family:
This weekend was perfect not only to me but also to every parent with whom I spoke. From move-in day to the reception on Saturday night, JSU set a higher standard for welcoming the newest members of our family. I wish I could have had a hidden microphone so that you could hear the comments to me. Your enthusiasm, customer service, and genuine caring were evident everywhere. Everyone pitched in wherever needed to welcome and assist our new students. And God smiled on us once more with the comfortable weather, even in mid-August.
The first ever Freshman Convocation was wonderful. Oprah doesn't have anything on me – I got almost 1,300 hugs!!!! Consider these shared with each one of you.
Thank you for stepping up as never before as One JSU. It really is a thrill to be in your company. Due to a loss in my family I will miss most of the returning student activities. But I know that you care about our University and have taken ownership. How sweet it is! God bless you.
Carolyn W. Meyers
Let us all thank Facilities and Public Safety
August 16th, 2013 by jacksonstate
Dear Jackson State Family:
Thank you for the privilege of being in your company and for all you do for our university. As I said, there's no way I could have acknowledged everyone's contributions, as these are far too numerous. However, in the final analysis our successes are due to bright people being committed to ONE JSU. Never doubt that you are the most valuable asset.
I do ask that you join me in thanking two units whose diligent and good works make JSU wonderful for all of us as well as for our visitors every day. Those units are Facilities and Public Safety. Our campus is well kept and gorgeous every day, and what's more, it's safe; two things that are easy to take for granted but ever so important for us all. Sometime today and tomorrow, let's take the time to say "Thanks!"
See you at move-in and thanks again for taking ownership and pride in our JSU.
Carolyn W. Meyers
July 4th message
July 2nd, 2013 by jacksonstate
Dear Jackson State University Family and Friends:
As we approach this celebration of the birth of our country, let me share a few thoughts and information with you. First, I know you join me in being saddened by the loss of 19 young firefighters in Arizona. In this nation all of us enjoy, live, work, and play together in the comfort of the efforts of our police, firefighters, and first responders. It impacts us all when any are hurt in the line of duty. Let us each this holiday weekend take the time to thank our friends, relatives, and associates engaged in securing the public trust and safety. Let them know that JSU cares and please keep those in harm's way, on our collective behalf, safe.
Yesterday I enjoyed quite a lot of the new mayor's inauguration. While we are whispering prayers wherever we are, let us not only include prayers for safekeeping and wisdom for our incoming Mayor Lumumba but also for all and each of our elected and appointed officials at every level including our governor and our legislature. Never forget that this is our country, our state, our county, and our city – not to mention our JSU. All of us working together, and with help from above, can do anything.
And once more, remember we have so much to celebrate that is worthy of our thanksgiving.
Since the last 4th of July, JSU has had so many successes. Think back and be proud because YOU made these successes happen. I am grateful for each one of you. Know that you are securing our future and enhancing our reputation. Through One JSU we are rising even higher.
Just last week JSU hosted the inaugural HBCU Digest Media Conference for HBCUs. Everyone was impressed with our campus and most importantly with our people and their professionalism. I wish I could share all of the wonderful comments. Remember, no entity can have enough good feelings. Join me in thanking Dr. Kimberly Hilliard and her staff in the Community Engagement Office and Eric Stringfellow and our Communications Office, as well as those who worked with them and made it work. The icing on the cake was the award of best HBCU band to our own Sonic Boom!!! We knew that they are the best but it is nice that others share our knowledge.
And how about the spectacular Gridiron Girls on Saturday! Coach Comegy and his staff as well as Facilities really 'did us proud'. I want to especially thank Pamela Berry-Johnson and Jamea Adams-Ginyard in our Marketing Department for helping to organize and generate great publicity for the event. Not only was the day informative, it was fun and totally fabulous! That event was another example of One JSU taking the university to new places. Don't forget – that's just two of the exciting, innovative, and transformative events from last week. Thanks from me to you who have done so much over this past year for your and our university.
Last, please join me in welcoming our own Dr. Loretta Moore as the new interim Vice President for Research and Federal Relations. With deep appreciation for his services, earlier this week I accepted Dr. Radha's resignation. Dr. Moore is immensely talented, experienced, and strongly committed to this university. I am confident that the University is well served by her appointment as the ongoing national search continues.
Thanks for all of our blessings and the privilege of being in your company. God bless you and have a spectacular 4th of July!!!
Carolyn W. Meyers
Thank you for a memorable and successful spring commencement
May 8th, 2013 by jacksonstate
Jackson State University family:
In the middle of our annual Faculty/Staff Appreciation Week, on behalf of the University and our alumni and friends, please accept our deepest gratitude for all that you do to make this University great. Thank you for another spectacular academic year! We all have contributed much that is worthy of pride, as well as positive reflections on JSU's traditions of excellence. And all can see the depth of good that happens when we work together as One Jackson State.
Last week's graduation festivities were great thanks to the faculty and staff who worked hard to give our alums-to-be fantastic culminating memories of their time at their 'dear old college home'. I think our graduation exercises were the best ever. The Commencement Committee's caring and diligence were evident. Please join me in thanking Alisa Mosley and her committee for their fine work.
The commencement speakers delivered relevant, sincere, and eloquent messages. Special thanks are offered to the facilities and stadium crews who worked all night to prepare a beautiful and comfortable Veteran's Stadium for Saturday. These crews were amazing and the venue was lovely. And our own police department did an exemplary job of traffic control for both graduations.
Moreover, our Communications Office provided stunning advertisements and coverage of both commencement exercises. Their effective use of the projection equipment and Jumbotron on Friday and Saturday, respectively, heightened the spotlights on the individual graduates on one of the biggest days of their lives. How special!
How about the wonderful commencement programs, true keepsakes for our graduates and their friends and families? Evelyn Leggette and her subcommittee know how to put together a graduation program with class! Additionally, Marcus Chanay and Sylvia Watley made history as our students received JSU's first digital yearbook ever.
It takes all of us working as One Jackson State for the special occasions our graduates enjoyed last weekend to be realized. Wow! Thank you each and every one. Go Tigers!
Carolyn W. Meyers


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US beats Czech Republic 5-1 in world juniors MALMO, Sweden (AP) _ Providence's Jon Gillies made 23 saves to help the United States open its world junior title defense with a 5-1 victory over the Czech Republic on Thursday. Miami of Ohio's Riley Barber, Denver's Will Butcher, Minnesota's Hudson Fasching, Colorado College's Jaccob Slavin and Notre Dame's Vince Hinostroza scored for the United States. In the other Group A game, Anthony Mantha scored three goals in Canada's 7-2 victory over Germany. Josh Anderson, Bo Horvat, Sam Reinhart, Nic Petan added goals for Canada. The U.S. will play Slovakia on Saturday, Germany on Sunday, and finish group play Tuesday against Canada. In Group B, Sweden beat Switzerland 5-3, and Russia routed Norway 11-0.
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1973 Giallo Horror Classic 'The Girl from Room 2A' Comes to DVD from Mondo Macabro
MONDO MACABRO is proud to present the official DVD release of "THE GIRL IN ROOM 2A," scrubbed and freshened up, with a sparkling anamorphic transfer from the film negative, new subtitles and completely presented completely UNCUT and UNEDITED. This special release of the 1973 Giallo classic also includes special extras, to entice genre film lovers to add this special treat to their collection. "THE GIRL IN ROOM 2A" arrives on MARCH 27, 2012.
"THE GIRL IN ROOM 2A"(1973, Italy, 84 min.) directed by American filmmaker, William Rose ("Rent-A-Girl"), stars 1966's Miss Italy winner and popular genre actress Daniela Giordano ("Evil Eye") as Margaret Bradley, a recently paroled young girl who moves into a boarding house run by a kindly, older woman. Soon, she is terrorized by both the house's creepy owner and mysterious red-hooded worshippers of Satan, or so she thinks. Upon further investigation, she realizes that young, pretty girls are disappearing without a trace and as Margaret continues to see one sado-masochistic, gory event after another, the sensitive yet voluptuous woman tries to tell her social worker (Rosalba Neri of "Lady Frankenstein" and "French Sex Murders" fame). But with no proof , combined with Margaret's nefarious past in prison, no one believes her and soon, the impressionable minx begins to wonder if everything she has been experiencing, is just a figment of her possibly deranged imagination.
"THE GIRL IN ROOM 2A" Special Features include:
Brand new transfer from original negative Presented in 1.66:1 Anamorphic Widescreen with brand new English subtitles Interview with actress Daniela Giordano Extensive Production Notes. MONDO MACABRO previews.
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There were four reporters with Jocketty and when the questions wound down there was some off-the-record baseball talk.
That included discussion of an official in the Cardinal organization. All present were in agreement that he was an extremely knowledgeable baseball man a credit to any organization and an all-around good guy.
"And then there's Darryl Kile," Jocketty said.
The tone of the GM's voice seemed to be an invitation for somebody to say something negative about Darryl Kile. But total silence followed. There was no reason for anybody to say anything negative about Darryl Kile.
This was a good thing, because Jocketty had set us up. Darryl Kile was standing behind us. We knew this as soon as he started laughing. He slapped me on the back--not because we were pals, but because I was the reporter standing nearest to him.
And then he walked away chuckling. The pitcher had a good laugh, the general manager had staged a funny moment and none of the reporters had stabbed anybody in the back.
You just remember that moment when there was nothing to say when faced with the possibility of saying something critical about Darryl Kile.
And then Saturday afternoon, there was Jocketty, talking about Kile again, on television. But this time the discussion was equal parts tragic and unimaginable.
Kile, age 33, had died in a Chicago hotel room.
It put everything else in perspective, although the perspective was a very sad one.
Some people occasionally fall into the trap of looking at ballplayers as a collection of statistics, or, more cynically a salary number. But they are always, before money or stardom or stats, human beings. And you never expect to lose one of them at age 33.
So there was Jocketty, describing Kile as "a great leader on this ballclub" and "a great father." This was in line with everything else you knew about the man, who was always well-liked and highly respected in his own clubhouse.
He was always characterized as an excellent teammate, the kind of person who would help a member of his team in any way he could. He did not seek attention. He probably went out of his way to be matter-of-fact in most of his interviews.
Kile's passing follows, by just a matter of days, that of the Cardinals' beloved broadcaster, Jack Buck.
"There is going to be a really tough mourning period for the fans of St. Louis, the citizens of St. Louis," Jocketty said.
Here at Minute Maid Park, there was also a personal sense of loss.
Kile came up through the Houston Astros and this was his first Major League team - the place where his career began to come to prominence.
"There isn't anything really appropriate to say in a situation like this," Astros general manager Gerry Hunsicker said. "You feel sort of helpless."
Hunsicker said that Darryl Kile obviously still had many close relationships in the Houston organization.
The Astros closed their clubhouse to reporters before their game Saturday night against the Seattle Mariners.
Hunsicker requested that members of the media "respect the sensitivity and the severity of the situation" by "giving the players their privacy" and not asking players for their reaction to Kile's death before the game.
Drayton McLane, Astros chairman and chief executive officer, called this "a very sad and somber occasion....All of us with the Houston Astros, who have known him well and known his family, we just send our sympathy and our prayers and our thoughts to his family. Darryl was a kind, gentle, thoughtful person, a family person and a great athlete. This has hit all of us very hard."
In human terms, this is not a time, when considering the death of a 33-year-old man, to contemplate the St. Louis Cardinals losing a fine starting pitcher.
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Three of the original Tuskeegee Airmen spoke to kids at Matt Wilson Elementary school in Tifton.
Studying about the Tuskeegee Airmen has inspired 9-year old Deante Calhoun
"It inspired me to not be scared to stick up for people I care for and knowing they did it I know I could someday do it too," said Calhoun.
In fact, he's been so inspired, he has new plans for his future.
"I want to be a Tuskeegee airman, I decided then when we started studying about them," said Calhoun.
Calhoun was one of several students and adults who were eager to meet with and ask questions to three of the original airmen during World War II.
Val Archer, was an assistant crew chief on P-47's and later became an aircraft instrument technician.
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The three men explained challenges they overcame during times of racial segregation.
"The newspapers we went to look for employment opportunities they said Negroes not apply, or whites only those were serious things we had to face," said Archer.
Something hard for some students to imagine.
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MOMENTS OF BLISS by moonymaniac
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 1200]
Summary: Remus Lupin is a man with a tragic past, filled with pain, suffering and sorrow. But it is also a past filled with great adventure, true friendship and…love? Even though the odds were against him, Remus found happiness at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He had the Marauders, he was a prefect and his transformations were less horrible, thanks to his Animagi friends. What more could a teenage werewolf want? And how long could his happiness last? Remus and the Marauders prove that in the saddest of lives and darkest of times, there can still be moments of bliss.
Remus centric but with a lot of the other Marauders. This story is a romance, but has almost as much general Marauder era background and side story as romance.
Pre-HBP and DH, so some things from DH will be disregarded, as the warning indicates, but some Spoilers will be incorporated.
Well done chapter. James and Sirius are really funny, but they can certainly be a little annoying. But, that's what teenagers are best at, being annoying.
Author's Response: :D I don't think Remus thought they were very funny! He votes annoying. LOL But I certainly have fun with them. Thank you, captburke.
That was another great chapter. Hopefully Lindi will get over her phobia about hexing. I'm betting if she does then she, Remus and Lily could probably take on James and Sirius. Those two are incorrigible(sp)
Author's Response: Yes they are! And the spelling is correct. I looked it up. ;) I'm glad you enjoyed the chapter. I think this was one of my favorites to write, yet. Thanks, captburke.
Good insight yourself.
Author's Response: Thank you. :)
Very enjoyable. Your attention to detail and story flow is excellent. The only problem I have is teenage hormones and the confusion they go through trying to figure each other out. I've always been one to just come out and say what I mean, even when it got me in trouble.
Author's Response: *haha* I thought honesty was always the best policy! ;) I'm glad you enjoyed the chapter. Thank you. Sometimes I worry that I'm burying my readers in too much detail. It always took me an hour to tell a story about nothing. :*) Yes, they'd be far less stressed if they'd just learn to communicate.
Great chapter. I can absolutely sympathize with Lindi's phobia. I have a snake phobia from getting chased with one when I was little, and finding one on our kitchen floor one morning when I was getting ready for school. I'd also like to hex Darlene into next week. She is definitely a twit!
Author's Response: O.M.G!! I found one in the hallway of my house when I was young! Scared the bejeebees out of me! Actually, I had far too many run-ins with snakes as a child. Poisonous ones, too. *shivers* I'm so phobic, I can't see them on TV or even in a picture. without jumping. I've thrown books when I turn a page and a snake is in a picture. One of my favorite graphics from MNFF forums was of Salazar Slytherin (he was really hot! :*)) , but I couldn't use it or look at it because it had a HORRID snake on it. >.< It's really a nuisance, this phobia thing. Yes, that sums Darlene up nicely. LOL
Rather interesting chapter. These teenage hormones are definitely out of control. But they are funny. I can't wait to read Lindi's answer in the next chapter.
Author's Response: :*) Don't all teenagers do stupid things like this? >.>
<.< :*)
The first part of the chapter was really good. Righteous anger works really well when trying to make someone understand what they've done wrong. Snape should have been beaten to a bloody pulp years ago.
Remus breaking up with Lindi so he wouldn't have to tell her he's a werewolf is somewhat understandable, though I would have thought he had a little more courage than that. Rotten fruit, rocks and frozen salmon should be the least of your worries.
Author's Response: *hides from rotten things* :*/ Don't think too badly of Remus. Hopefully he has redeemed himself a bit. Snape...LMAO Tell me how you really feel! LOL Thanks, captburke. I do get a kick out of your reviews.
Darlene should be hexed into next year.I certainly approve of Lindi's reasoning, and the Marauder's and Lily trying to give Remus and her some alone time. I'm also beginning to think there is a problem with Lindi that no one is going to be able to overcome
Author's Response: I greatly dislike Darlene. Oooo, that is very intriguing about Lindi. That's the kind of comment that makes me wish I could buy you a coffee and chat about it. Of course, I probably couldn't say anything, for danger of spoiling the story, but I would love to know more.
I like your scenerio. Peter would decide to become a rat permanently and get eaten by Padfoot and friend on one of the romps in the forest.
Author's Response: LOL That works for me! :D
I like the way you wrote the chapter and a description of kissing isn't necessary. I love learning so the more info you put into the story the better I like it.
Author's Response: Thank you. Im glad to know you liked it. Ha, I wish Id known the kissing description wasnt necessary. It would have saved me a whole lot of angst! LOL
This was a really good chapter. The way Remus and Lindi are reacting to one another looks perfectly reasonable to me. Maybe because it doesn't look like teenage angst at the moment. I'm a Hagrid fan, but really want to be Sirius when I grow up. Since I'm not ever growing up, guess it's a moot point. You are working the war into the story well. Even though it had been going on for a while, the students may not have had much interest until it directly involved them in some way. The Slytherin's were probably well aware of what was going on because of family members being Death Eaters, but I'm sure weren't anxious to bring more problems on themselves.
Author's Response: Oh, thank you, captburke. Yeah, Lindi and Remus dont have a lot of angst here (but give them time. ;)) Now it is just awkwardness. :) And thats the way I figured the students would be about the war. Heh, Im not growing up either. /stating the obvious]
I like the way you plot your chapters. The flow is good and you always manage to put in new and interesting info on the characters. There really are a lot of the Death Eaters I recognize from the original HP series at school now.
Author's Response: Thank you very much. That is very flattering. I have created a few OCs and really enjoy that, but I also wanted to utilize the very minor characters JKR has given us, so that the story has some continuity with the books. :)
I loved the party and was glad the Marauder's didn't get into much trouble. I still like the way you are devleoping the relationship between Remus and Lindi. But I imagine it would be rather difficult having to explain to your girlfriend that you were actually the wolf everyone was afraid of.
Author's Response: Poor Remus VERY difficult, Id think. Glad you liked the party and Remus and Lindis sloooowwly developing relationship. :)
Teenage boys are such idiots and pretty insensitive, but that's what happens when you're a very smart and talented teenage boy I guess. It would have been interesting to be at Hogwart's with them. Another really good chapter.
Author's Response: <.< *eyes teenage boy readers* *points at captburke* She said it. >.> I only write what happens. :) And yes, I agree that it would have been interesting. *dreams* Thank you. Im glad you enjoyed it.
I'm liking this more with every chapter, including the teen angst that seems to be getting a bit more mature. Remus would definitely be more anxious than most boys because of his "furry little problem". I would like to have a friend like him.
Author's Response: Thank you so very much. Im thrilled to know it. And me too. *loves Remus*
And another outstanding chapter. You write so well. You can pack such great stuff in a small space. I love the way Remus' Dad is able to talk with him, and that he is trying so hard to give his son as normal a childhood and education as possible. I love Dummbledore anyway and he was so right in enabling Remus to have his 7 yrs at Hogwart's like any other wizard child.
Author's Response: *beams* Im truly honored. Thank you so much. I love Remus dad. I just know he was a wonderful man and that Remus inherited it. And Dumbledore he gave Remus a chance and I love him for that. I always liked his character, but when Remus revealed the story in PoA, I just loved him.
I'm thinking Lindi has REALLY bad timing. Poor Remus with everything else that's happened to him today, this was not what he needed.
Author's Response: Well, shes cursed you know. ;) And so is dear Remus :( *sigh*
Well, I'm definitely too old to know who the Goo Goo Dolls are. I do, however, remember being young and though I was never as naive as LIndi, I definitely remember having people misrepresent what was said or done by others to try and make me doubt a friend. Darlene needs a "bitch slap upside the head". She is, in my opinion a vindictive and jealous individual. I'm certainly hoping this is going to turn out good for Remus and Lindi.
Author's Response: Oh, Yay! Another old, er, adult Remus fan! We have to stick together! ;) The Goo Goo Dolls have some great stuff. My little sister turned me on to them. You should check them out. Yes, Darlene is not nice! I dislike her intensely. I wont be surprised if she ends up being a victim of the war. I figure Ill eventually have to start killing people off. <.< MUWAHAHAHA
I'm thinking Lindi is finally realizing there is a real world and she lives in it. With any luck Darlene has learned her lesson and won't need to be hexed by the Marauder's and/or Lily
Author's Response: Or moonymaniac! Watch your back, Darlene! *evil grin*
Remus does have a point. It wouldn't be a good thing for Lindi if anyone found out she was dating a werewolf, especially her cousin. Doesn't make it any better for either of them. Dumbledore usually knows what he's doing. Though I frequently disagree with the way he does things. And when he makes a mistake in judgement it usually ends up hurting the good guys.


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Not every high school athlete has a fitness expert living under the same roof, but Kyle Norberg is one of the lucky few.
Norberg, a senior running back and linebacker for Cary-Grove's Class 6A finalist, is the son of Bill Norberg, who won the Amateur Athletic Union's Mr. America bodybuilding award in 1988.
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Champ Summers died yesterday at 66 years of age.
Champ was only in Detroit three years 79-81 but really became popular as a member of Sparky's bench. He, Lynn Jones and John Wockenfuss called themselves the "Riders of the Lonesome Pine" as they rarely started a game but always had to be ready when Sparky called their name.
What I remember about Summers was twofold. He had this big 70's mustache and became one of those fan favorites that everyone wanted to start. Whenever Sparky would take calls on WJR's "Sports Wrap" Summers was usually the topic. But with Chet Lemon, Kirk Gibson and Larry Herndon in the outfield his starts were few and far between. As a lefty off the bench he did win a few games with his bat in 1980 which fueled the Champ should Start campaign all over again.
He also was famous for being in a brawl while with the Cincinatti Reds. I believe they were playing in Atlanta and as the fight got more intense it moved close enough to the stands where Champ got doused with a beer. There should be a You Tube of it somewhere.
The Tigers shipped Champ off to San Francisco for Enos Cabell. He finished his career with the Padres and actually got an at bat against the Tigers in the 1984 World Series.
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You've made the call-- the Sam linebacker is creeping forward, anticipating the off tackle. He's been a thorn in your side all day. When he hasn't been tackling your tailback for a loss, he's been picking off your flat route and scoring the go ahead touchdown. Frankly, he's starting to get annoying, and you're about to put paid to the account, because as he blitzes your quarterback rolls outside him, firing a strike to the tight end who, miracle of miracles, somehow got off the line clear.
The end goes to one knee, looking the ball into the pocket the way you've taught him. As the last second ticks from the scoreboard you see the line judge's hands go up.
Touchdown! You've just won the State Championship. The cheerleaders are yelling. The parents think you're a genius. The athletic director offers you a lifetime position. You're automatically taller and better looking. Your car just morphed from a 1991 Honda Accord to a 2003 Dodge Viper-- and there's a bunch of Budweiser Girls in it for some reason.
That's the dream every football coach shares, somewhere deep inside. Sure, it's nice to know we're building the men and women of tomorrow, the leaders of the future, but there's nothing wrong with a Gatorade shower in front of a TV audience!
Let me show you the flip side of that coin. This is the situation that gives a coach ulcers. These are the bad dreams; the ones that keep you up at three am, wondering what the heck you ate.
You've made the call-- the Sam linebacker is creeping forward, anticipating the off tackle. He's been a thorn in your side all day. When he hasn't been tackling your tailback for a loss, he's been picking off your flat route and scoring the go ahead touchdown. Frankly, he's starting to get annoying, and you're about to put paid to the account.
As he blitzes, in that crazy lifetime-long instant before the ball is snapped, you notice that your quarterback's wrists are separated. You've got about a billionth of a second to think, "Oh NO!" before the ball is snapped and squirts up towards his chest. He grabs at it, determined to make a play, but that bad snap has cost him crucial time. He's no longer paying attention to his footwork, just trying to get his hands on the ball-- and it's at that second that the Sam linebacker buries him, and your dreams of that Dodge Viper, in a bruising tackle.
Relax, Coach, that doesn't have to be. You still have a shot at those Bud Girls. I'm going to show you how to avoid botched center/quarterback exchanges. I'll warn you right off the bat, though, that I've been told I put too much effort into this aspect of my offense. Be that as it may, in the four years since I have returned to coaching, in three of them I have been responsible for teaching the center snap, and in that time we have fumbled the snap only five times, and only lost two of them to the opponent.
I won't make excuses, but three of those bad snaps came in 1999 in Kodiak Alaska, during a game in which the referee decided not to spot the ball because it kept floating away. Ankle deep mud will play havoc with anyone's center snap. Last year we had no bad snaps at all. Let it not be said that my anal-retentive attention to detail never reaped a positive dividend.
There are a number of different types of exchanges. I'll show the most common to you and give you some tips on how to teach them, but here's the first rule of coaching the center snap:
Rule 1: Don't over-coach it. Remember: nobody taught you how to kiss your girlfriend.
While you should be concerned with some important aspects of the snap, like making sure your quarterback's wrists are together, don't waste time with every niggling detail of the exchange. In fact, I demonstrate every snap to my centers and my quarterbacks, and then I let them decide what type of snap they want to use. I figure, if I make them do something that's not comfortable to them, odds are they're not going to do it right. As long as the snap gets there and the center can make his block, I don't much care how it happens.
Through this discussion I'm going to assume that you're using a standard offensive system that places a quarterback under center in what has become the 'traditional' way. The actual term for this kind of exchange is an 'indirect' snap. If the ball were snapped straight to a running back the snap would be referred to as a 'direct' snap. If you're running a system like the Single Wing, popularized by Jack Reed, then you're probably using a direct snap, and this article isn't going to be much help.
Okay, there are three types of snaps I want to discuss with you. The first is the traditional T-Formation snap. I doubt you'll see this very much at higher levels, but if you're coaching kids under the age of eight you might consider it.
The T-Formation Snap
Figure 1: T-Formation Snap
The picture above shows our handsome model performing a T-Formation snap. Notice the blocking step I've taken with my right foot. Your center should be conditioned to always move forward at the snap. Even on our passing plays I want my center to deliver a blow. Bear in mind that your quarterback must also be trained to step forward or the center will pull out of reach. I call this a riding step. The quarterback must 'ride' the center forward.
One of the advantages to this snap is that it provides more security because both hands are on the ball. Younger players may have some trouble with the next two snaps, if for no other reason than because their hands are small. You also might find this a useful snap if your team plays in weather such as we endured in Kodiak in 1999. Had I more experience in coaching football I would definitely have used this snap to help secure the ball.
Another advantage is that it can allow a center to be a more effective blocker. If you get into a position as if you have just finished handing the ball to the quarterback through your legs, you'll note that your hands are in a perfect position to strike an upward blow into the chest of a hapless defender. Don't overlook the ability of the T-Snap to help your center out.
The primary disadvantage of this snap is that it's slower than the other snaps, at least at first. For some reason this snap takes a little longer for centers and quarterbacks to grasp. They tend to hesitate, and that slows the snap down. Increasing the number of reps will assist in that regard.
The Standard Snap
I actually have no clue what the name of this snap really is. I call it the standard snap because it's the one you're most likely to see and use. It fits any offense, and will work with any age group. Think of it as the crescent wrench of snaps.
It starts with a throwing grip by the center. Take the basic quarterback's grip with the fingertips on the laces and rotate the ball a half turn. This should put your center's thumb on the laces instead.
Figure 2: The Standard Snap Grip
The ball should be spotted at a comfortable distance from the center. He should have very little weight on the ball, but his balance should be slightly forward. Notice that my off hand is up. This is a personal choice of mine. I like my centers to have this hand in position to protect themselves. I leave it up to the player as much as possible, though.
Figure 3: The Standard Snap
The standard snap was developed as teams began moving more and more towards the passing game. In order to be able to throw the ball immediately after the snap the laces had to be rotated and placed perfectly into the quarterback's throwing hand. In order to do this properly, your center must grip the ball with his thumb on the laces. By bringing it up quickly and turning the thumb down (from the center's perspective, which is laces and thumb up for the quarterback), the center will rotate the laces to place them on the quarterback's fingertips.
Again, I've taken a small blocking step with my right foot. Ideally, your center should be able to block and step to either side while snapping.
The Wyatt Snap
Figure 4: The Wyatt Snap
Hugh Wyatt, of www.coachwyatt.com, has done more than simply create the best Double Wing offense coaching videos. He has also developed a snap that assists the running game. Instead of rotating the ball, which places the laces across the quarterback's fingertips in a ready-to-throw position, this snap brings the ball straight up from the ground. The quarterback can grip the back half of the football very easily, and it is already in prime position for handoffs, fakes, and pitches.
In fact, if you notice, this snap presents the ball to the quarterback in the exact same position as the T-Formation snap, which was originally developed as the game shifted from rugby, to the direct snap of the single wing, to the man under center of the T-Formation.
Okay, so those are the three basic snaps. There's a lot more to things than just that, though. There's a whole second player you've got to teach. Taking a snap isn't as easy as it looks. I lost a quarterback position in seventh grade because I fumbled my first three snaps. (In my defense, nobody told me to keep my wrists together.)
So here we are at rule two:
Rule two: If your quarterback doesn't keep his wrists together- tape them that way!
I'm semi-serious. There is probably no other single aspect of taking a snap that will affect things as much as this tiny little piece of advice. The quarterback needs to keep his wrists together and provide slight upward pressure on the center with his top hand. This tells the center exactly where to place the ball.
I mentioned the ride step before. There should be no movement at all in the quarterback's top hand from the start of the step to the reception of the ball. What I mean is, if the center pulls slightly away from the quarterback, that snap is going to hit the fingertips instead of the palm. It won't be likely that your quarterback will be able to hang onto the ball under those circumstances.
The quarterback needs to use the same cadence each time. If your snap count is "Down! Set! Hut! Hut!" Don't let that turn into "Down! ..........Sethut!........HUT!" Odds are you might catch a defensive player off guard once in a while, but you're more likely to screw up your own center. If you go on first hut or second hut sometimes, that's fine, but you don't want any other variation in the cadence.
Finally, the number one most important part of teaching correct center snaps is reps. I require my centers and quarterbacks to snap at least fifty practice snaps every night. There are no excuses. They can dress out early and get their reps, or they can stay after practice and get them. Fifty-- with each player. This means my first and second string centers should snap to the first and second string quarterbacks respectively.
These snaps are in addition to the snaps we get by running our plays. As the conditioning coach, I also set the sprints with the following diagram:
Figure 5: Wind Sprints Diagram
You'll notice the center and quarterback at each side of the line. I stand in the middle of the field and call a play such as "I Right 32 Dive". If we're using a variable snap count, I'll call the count as well. The left hand quarterback will call cadence, and at the correct point the center will snap the ball. All the circles will sprint the required distance (usually twenty yards.) The center and quarterback will also sprint.
I then call another play and snap count. The second quarterback and center, and the squares will sprint for this play.
This drill gives me a number of things: 1) Practice snaps for the centers when they're tired. 2) Reinforcement of proper cadence. 3) Reinforcement of proper get-offs for the rest of the team, and 4) Conditioning. (Can't have too much of that!)
I don't run a lot of wind sprints as a general rule, since there are more effective methods for conditioning the players, but on the rare occasions when we do, we steal the opportunity to work on the center snaps, which brings us to rule three:
Rule three: Your center and quarterback cannot have too many practice snaps.
My goal is a minimum of seventy-five center snaps for each center and quarterback every night. If I can get ten days of preseason practice, that is 750 correct snaps. With reps like this, I have very little fear of fumbled snaps on game day. I think if you also put this much effort into the snap, you'll avoid losing that Viper.
Oh, and I better get a ride. My wife says no to the Budweiser girls.
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i bought my mp4 player from www.visual-land.com model 502..
for some reason the cd that came with it dont work on my computer.. now i need to look manually for a software to convert video files to dmv files.. and also to manually look for a software so i can change my welcome note when i turn on the mp4..
where can i find these things? pls. help..
System Requirements:
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No driver is needed for Windows ME/2000/XP, it is also Mac-compatible.
Even I am searching for DMV converter. Let me know if you have found solution for DMV converter.
Guides to DMV converter.
1. Insert the software CD in2 ur CD drive. Open feiyao when loaded.
2. Select the Tools folder.
3. Select the DMV_II folder.
4. Select the Setup icon n follow the installation procedures.
5. Now, the DMV converter is installed. U can run the program by choosing Programs from the Start Menu, then choose MP3 n DMVTools II.
6. Choose the Option icon 2 customize ur settings 4 converting the VCD format.
7. The Output Audio option allows U 2 set the audio playback 4mat. U can choose Auto(Stereo), Right Channel or Left Channel.
8. U can set the value in the Split Output File in Size option. The entire VCD can b spitted 2 a number of files 2 optimize the conversion. U can set how large each individual file occupies by entering the value (in MB)
9. U can also select the directory where the DMV file will be converted by clicking the arrow button.
10. Click the Bitrate tab. Enter the width, height and the Video Scale Factor 4 video conversion.
Follow the specification below 2 set the corresponding values.
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12. The settings r completed now n U r ready 2 add the VCD file by clicking the Add button.
13. U can choose the video file 4 conversion. The format allowed includes *.avi, *.qt, *.mov, *.mpg, *.mpeg and *.dat.
U can also convert VCD 2 DMV format. U can do so by inserting the VCD in2 your CD driver n selecting the DAT file in the MPEGAV folder in the disc.
N finally.. Now, U r ready 2 make the conversion. Click the Make icon n the DMV format will be outputted.
PS: Whatever Model U have ..just 4llow the instruction.
i tried what u said but the files aren't saved as dmv files but as mpv files! what's the failure?
i'm not sure! either dmv files aren't video files or my dmvTools2 is broken! after converting the video files they aren't video files any longer ?!?!?!?! is that regular or is there sth wrong?
I have had no idea what U did..but if U have problem with it ..then it must b the installation cd. U can call the support of the retailer where U had bought the player n ask them 2 send 2 U a new installation cd. Still having problem after that..then I'm sorry n couldn't b of any existence any longer.
the problem is i bought it in hong kong and i live in germany! well i'll aks my brother to take a new inst. cd with him! thank you for replys
Next time if U gonna buy some electronic things again..plz don't buy it in Hong Kong s they sucked! Buy it in Taiwan, Korea, Japan or Singapore.
The "They are not video files anymore" thing is probably due to your system not knowing what ".DMV" means. As far as I know, there is no way to play a dmv file in Windows, they are just for downloading to the VL player, so there is no associated application to dmv files, and so Windows doesn't understand them. It doesn't really affect the files, just the way they are presented in Explorer.
On a side note, has anyone actually managed to get correct colour on DMV videos with these things? For me, there seems to be some weirdness in the encoding causing the hue to be off by some amount, making blue turn into yellow and so on.
would anyone be so kind to send me a copy of their DMV converter because the mp4 player that i boughtdidn't come with any video converter. my-e-mail address is
Thanks in advance
If U r illiterate..then I'm sorry. But U r NOT!!!! By doing some researching on this 4rum or whatever answer 2 ur question that U need 2 know, U will surely find it...n by saving us(charity helpers) 2 minimize the burden of answering the questions ALL OVER n OVER AGAIN.
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16 Nov 2005 03:56 pmPosted by Stefan Burger (Guest)
The size is a matter of the dmv-format and not of the converter. Any converter will result in the same file-size.
However you can test/use the tool that I wrote
you can download it at...
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DMV Converter: http://nedweb.co.uk/software/DMV243.zip
I get an error while installing, aparantly it wont over write system files. Gosh.
Here is what to do:
Start > Run and type
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and hit enter, go to c:\windows\system32 and rename l3codeca.acm and l3codeca.bak
Install software.
you can get a DMV and other conveters here, it has a lot of images and media so might be slow, stay with it. http://vip.netsurf.ru/browse/?r=75042
I bought my mp4 and there wasn't any software attached... Could anyone be so kind and send me a copy of DMV converter (or sth like that)??
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