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DETROIT (AP) -- Someone hacked their way into Jeep's Twitter account on Tuesday, posting fake tweets about the brand being sold to Cadillac and that it was suspending factory production.
The move was similar to an incident involving the Burger King restaurant chain on Monday. A spokesman for Chrysler Group LLC, which owns Jeep, said he had no idea if the two cases were linked, although he said the visuals looked similar.
Messages left with Twitter spokeswomen were not immediately returned.
Hackers took control of the account around 1:30 p.m. EST, posting that the Jeep brand had been sold to General Motors' Cadillac because employees had been caught "doing this." Accompanying the tweet was a photo of a man holding a bottle of pills. Later, the hackers tweeted that Jeep production had been halted.
The false tweets took place for a little under an hour before Chrysler's social media agency was able to regain control of the account with help from Twitter, Chrysler spokesman Ed Garsten said. The false messages were deleted from the account around 3 p.m.
The agency, Ignite Social Media of Birmingham, Mich., near Detroit, spotted the misdeeds quickly and worked to wrest the account back from the hackers, Garsten said. He said he has no idea who hacked into the account, and he thought Chrysler would take steps to guard against future attacks.
"I can only imagine that they're taking a look at it," he said.
Jeep normally uses Twitter to promote its vehicles and parts, or to spotlight its customers.
Garsten said he didn't think the incident hurt the Jeep brand because most people realized it was a hacking incident. The hackers were successful in making Jeep's tweets more popular.
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A ski-mask-wearing man, clad in black, murdered nine students this morning at an adult vocational school in western Finland and then shot himself in the head.
The gunman is still alive and doctors are treating him for a bullet wound to his head at Tampere University Hospital.
The 22-year old suspect, according to police, walked into the school near the Finnish town of Kauhajoki around 11 a.m. and began firing what witnesses say was a semi-automatic handgun.
Presently, nine students are dead. About 150 students, teachers, and staff members were evacuated from the school, part of the campus of the Seinajoki Vocational Training Center. A fire had been set in another area of the school, which firefighters extinguished. Police are also investigating a bomb threat made against a nearby building.
The BBC reports that police had interviewed the suspect yesterday, after they became aware of disturbing videos posted on YouTube.com by the suspected gunman.
One video shows the suspect, again clad in black, firing a semi-automatic handgun at what appears to be a firing range. The suspect never addresses the camera, but the Associated Press reports that the video came with a message: "Whole life is war and whole life is pain. And you will fight alone in your personal war." (It looks like YouTube.com has moved quickly to remove the video from its Web site.)
The suspect's favorite videos on YouTube.com included clips of the infamous 1999 Columbine High School shootings.
"Police were aware of this and spoke to him on Monday, September 22," Interior Minister Anne Holmlund said. "However, the police officer on duty decided there was no need to terminate his gun license."
This is the second school shooting on a Finnish campus over the past year. On November 7, 2007, Pekka-Eric Auvinen, an 18-year-old high school student police say was bullied, murdered 8 people at his high school in southern Finland.
The incident led to public debate about increasing the age for gun ownership from 15 to 18, but the government rejected any dramatic change to the country's gun laws.
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|Thu, 08-30-2012 - 9:31am
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Mine is a mix between Birka stone wear and Ikea s cheapest white plates, they do thier job and no one has complained over the fact there is two different plates.
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I have Pfaltzgraff Ocean Breeze. I have had them since I got married in 1997. I like the ones Missy pictured better.
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I have a myriad of Corelle dinner plates that we use every day. I love Corelle, they are lightweight, not heavy like stoneware and they are very durable. I pick up the plates whenever I see them at garage sales, flea markets and/or Goodwill type stores. I have the following 4 patterns in my stack.
I am not picky about a pattern as long as it's Corelle and a good price.
I do have a set of china that my mom bought for me at a garage sale. It's very pretty with a light blue flower/vine pattern around the edge.
I also have a set of stoneware that I got before I was married. When you opened up a new account, a local bank would give you a place setting as an incentive type thing. So, a bunch of my family members (my mom, dad, sister, grandma, papa, an aunt and one cousin) opened up an account to get the free place setting for me so I would have a set when I got married. They were light gray colored with a liberty blue band around the outside and a bouquet of red, yellow & blue flowers in the middle. I could not find a picture on the internet to save my life! Maybe I've got a goldmine, eh? Probably not..... lol
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Johnson Brothers Heritage White. I bought the entire service for 12, including serving pieces (only 11 dinner plates) at a consignment store for less than $100. I've had them maybe 3 years. I use them for everything. Haven't had my "good "china out in years.
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Mine are plain white from Pier One. Got them about 6 years ago when we moved in to our new home. I had a set of plain white before also. And like Gaye I don't remember the last time I took out the "fine china" which is white with a gold band. I also have a set of Royal Albert Christmas dishes which I have not unpacked since our last move.
|Fri, 08-31-2012 - 6:52am
See I am just the opposite of you Cara. I like the plain white because that way the food is the showcase. I had a set of blue dishes that everyone loved. I could not stand eating off of them. Did not like the way my food looked on it. I sold them in a tag sale to a gal who loved the color. I told her how i couldn't eat off of them and she said oh I only have white or clear glass dishes. I am going to smash these and use them in my mosaic pieces I make. The color is beautiful.
|Fri, 08-31-2012 - 7:04am
Sandy you and my mom could shop all day together. Her dish advice to me was to pick something that will never go out of style. That's why I got Ocean Breeze. White with a thin 2-color band.
I was wrong about my china. It's Mikasa, Classic Flair is the pattern. It is white with a patterened white cala lilly in it. I still really like them. It's discontinued. I looked it up this morning. A 45-piece set costs $800. Maybe I should think about selling it.... ;-)
What's funny, Cara, is that I went back and forth on the Noritake pattern you posted. I loved that one too. I had a hard time chosing between the two.
The Lenox my mom has is also white, with a platinum band around it. I'm not 100% sure this is it, but it looks like this:
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Now those I like a lot Tracy. My good china is white with gold and like Cara said I don't use it much because it can't go into the dishwasher. Looks pretty much like this -


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Justine dropped Tita Boots, Tito Rob, and I at the airport and from RDU we had a layover in Atlanta. From Atlanta we had a nine hour flight to Munich. I watched three movies; Dallas Buyers Club, Delivery Man, and About Time. I only go an hour of sleep on the plane. I was sitting next to two hot chicks, though, they were face down on their tray table asleep. I totally took selfies with them lolol. We made it to Munich at like 9am which was like 3am US time.So we got to the hotel, took a nap, then went to Marien Platz which is the market place. They have McDonalds, H&M, Forever 21, and then a bunch of other German shit. Then we had dinner and I had my first German beer. I think I had like three mugs of beer. They serve that shit by the liter. I got a pretty good buzz goin. Then I came back to the hotel, passed out, woke up, showered, and wrote some post cards.
Today we took the train to Dachau and saw the concentration camp. Shit was so sad. It's the first concentration camp and the smallest. But that shit was huuuuge. We saw the gas chamber, the crematory, where they slept, the jail sells, where they had roll call, there were walls and barbed wire surrounding us. I can't believe I got to see it and walk through it.
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The Indianapolis Colts held their first day of mini-camp this week. It was rather uneventful, save for the absence of a few veterans.
Safety LaRon Landry missed the practice but was merely taking his mandatory physical with team doctors, something most players had done on Monday. Defensive end Cory Redding was also out, but it was due to a family matter that he is attending to.
Cornerback Vontae Davis and safety Delano Howell were both kept out with what sound like minor injuries. Ironically, CB Greg Toler was healthy and a full participant.
Stephen Holder of the Indy Star broke down yesterday's practice and puzzling secondary issues. Landry might not be fully committed to the team after being the only player to miss voluntary workouts in April. Honestly, this secondary is terrifying, even after signing safety Mike Adams.
Good news is that we'll know just how truly bad it is after week two. I predict the Broncos and Eagles will throw for a combined 12 touchdowns against this extremely mediocre secondary.
Mike Chappell, also from the Star, posted his first notebook on camp. There are a number of players who are being held out due to injuries from last season, one of them was Reggie Wayne. Not surprisingly, the staff is having trouble getting Wayne to do less at practice.
Rookie guard Jack Mewhort was also working with the starting unit but the offensive line appears to be a big work in progress. Aside from the interior of the line, the offense looks very solid at every position.
Chappell also spoke with Peyton Manning about Dallas Clark's retirement. Manning said it was privilege to play with Clark and spoke about his remarkable athleticism and weight room prowess. Clark is the poster child for what Manning can do with a quality tight end: big plays, but ones that also leave the player open to big hits.
The Clark play that stands out to me was from the 2009 season against Miami. He opened up the game with an 80-yard touchdown reception up the seam, not sure he's ever run faster than on that play. It was also the game that proved time of possession didn't matter as the Colts had the ball for just 15 minutes.
Marcus Dugan over at Colts Authority talked about how the offense needs to dictate the game. After the first day of camp, it sounded a bit like the coaching staff might be trending away from the running mentality. Offense isn't about ball control, its about scoring points. The Colts need to come out with the mentality that they will score on every possession and do whatever it takes to find the end zone.
Craig Kelly from Colts.com posted his mini-camp roundup following day one. Everyone spoke about how great it was to be back and Kelly discusses who was out and why. Andrew Luck, who looked like a high schooler after shaving, was clearly excited to be back and spoke about the importance of consistency for the offense.
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I have been banging my head trying to figure out why my computers would not connect with the new installations of Win 7 (1 Desktop Win 7 x64 Pro, 1 Laptop Win 7 x64 Home Premium edition.)
I came across the setup software for our new Cisco E3000 Router and decided to re-install it.
It completed installation ok and then created the Easy Setup Key on a flash card. I took this to the other computer and BAM I now have computers on Networked, Homegroup and Printer shared!
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Greetings My Darlings from the heights of the Cosmic Ocean,
I'm not going to say these are Kosher, but they are what I like to think of as "Representationally Kosher," meaning they conform to a standard of purity which, when viewed from the outside, might not make all that much sense. Either that or it's the part where I'm using cracker meal as a main ingredient, which always makes me think of matzo balls, which makes me think of your grandmother Rose, which always makes me think of Kosher. In case you are wondering, your Grandmother Rose was not Jewish and did not keep Kosher, per se. But she talked about it a lot. As in, "See how this cutting board has a crack in it? No Kosher cook would use this!" Then she would, of course, go ahead and use said cutting board, plate or pork.
No, she wasn't Jewish, didn't attend church, never talked about religion. She was I suppose, a theoretical Lutheran who said, "Oy vey," a lot. She didn't keep a Kosher kitchen, but she was mildly obsessed with it. She also had her own wacky dietary laws which, when viewed from the outside, (as in by her children) didn't always seem to make all that much sense. So let's say your Grandma Rose, like these cookies, was Representationally Kosher. Odd? Yes. Tip of the iceberg there really, and trust me, we are hiding the other 90% below the surface where you will never find it. When it comes to passing on information about the older generation (e.g. Your grandmother) to the youngest generation, (e.g. you) it's only polite for the middle generation (e.g. me) to lie like a rug and smile when you do it. I fully expect you to do the same, and I thank you in advance.
I know it seems like there isn't much chocolate in these chocolate chip cookies, but go with the smaller amount, otherwise there is too much chocolate and not enough cookie. I'm half inclined to think they'd be better with cinnamon chips, also a scant amount. I haven't made them this way so don't quote me.
These came about when I had an idea for a banana graham cracker muffins which I made and fed to one of your uncle's classes when they went on a camping trip. I personally thought the muffins were vaguely disgusting and a bit dry. The class seemed to like them, as your uncle has mentioned it to me three times. I've made better muffins for other overnight trips though, and he hasn't mentioned them at all upon his return. This makes me suspect that my banana graham cracker muffin experiment really was ghastly enough to be rejected by college students and he's lying vehemently to cover up the sad truth (see a theme here?)
I had all that leftover graham cracker meal and thought to use it this way, with I think, much greater success. These are convenient to make because you melt the butter and use the eggs cold. That means no pesky waiting around for ingredients to come to room temperature whilst stuffing your face with so much cinnamon toast you don't even feel like eating cookies by the time they are done. I'm talking what you would do, not me me.
You can use Chapati flour or regular whole wheat flour if you can't get the graham flour. I'd go with the "white whole wheat flour" from King Arthur Flour if you can. Call me crazy, but regular whole wheat flour just sucks, which is why, dear children, they invented white flour in the first place. Remember, light on the chips kiddo.
You can use Chapati flour or regular whole wheat flour if you can't get the graham flour. I'd go with the "white whole wheat flour" from King Arthur Flour if you can. Call me crazy, but regular whole wheat flour just sucks, which is why, dear children, they invented white flour in the first place. Remember, light on the chips kiddo.
Representationally Kosher Chocolate Chip Graham Cookies
"Oy vey, what a cookie!"
1/2 Cup all purpose flour
1/2 Cup graham flour
1 1/4 Cup graham cracker crumbs (from a box, I didn't crush cookies which are already sweetened.
1/2 t Baking Soda
1/2 t Table salt
12-13 T Unsalted butter, melted and cooled
1/2 Cup Coconut palm sugar (your secret low glycemic weapon! Tastes better than white sugar!)
1/2 Cup Brown light brown sugar, packed of course.
10-12 Drops of stevia sweetener (lets you use less sugar and preserves your insulin response.)
2 Eggs, large, cold
1 t Vanilla extract (imitation extract is not representationally Kosher and you will be damned for thinking it.)
1-1 1/4 Cup darkest chocolate chips you can find. Less is more, darlings, less is more.
Set the oven to 325 F.
Melt the butter over low heat on the stovetop while you measure the flours, cracker crumbs, baking soda and salt into a medium bowl. Whisk the dry ingredients to mix the flours and the leavening.
In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, measure the sugars, mixing them together with your fingertips to make sure there are no lumps in the brown sugar. Pour in the melted butter and mix on low until fairly well blended. Stop the mixer, add the eggs and resume mixing on low until the sugar and butter mixture comes together. Add the vanilla, and the stevia drops.
Add the flour mixture in two batches, mixing until just incorporated. Add the chips, mix until just blended. Because of the cracker crumbs the mixture will stiffen a little as it sits. See why I was babbling on about Matzo Balls back up there in paragraph one?
Scoop 1/4 C mounds of dough onto a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Dampen you hands and lightly press the mounds flat. You're giving the dough a head start here. Don't make your hands sopping wet, that's just bad cookie dough manners and you texture will be for crap.
Bake for abut 20 minutes in the lower third of your oven. If you are using two sheets, and you most certainly should if you have them, switch and rotate the sheets half way through the baking time. Let the cookies cool on the sheets for 3-4 minutes and transfer to a cooling rack to cool completely before tasting. (Hah. Just messing with you there. Just don't burn yourself on the hot ones. Lip burns can be embarrassing to explain away…)
You can also make these regular sized, and yes, you should flatten them slightly as well. They bake for about 15 minutes at 325 F. Although you could try them at 350 F for 10 minutes. The lower temp cooks the larger cookies through.
Well, I'm off to meet Kate Hepburn for a swim. Great thing about where I am now is that I don't have to wait 20 minutes after eating. You still do. (I hope!) I love and miss you,
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What questions are you asking about your business, right now? The reason I ask, is that questions are a lot more important to the success of your business, than many people seem to think.
"Millions saw the apple fall, but Newton was the one who asked why!" — William Hazzlitt.
Bad questions lead to bad answers
For example, the reason we see so much junk written on the Internet, is because millions of business owners ask themselves the same question: How can I increase traffic to my website?
In almost every case, what they need isn't 'traffic', it's income. However, because they set off trying to increase traffic, rather than increase their income, they write those generic, over-SEO'd, 500 word minimum, keyword-stuffed blog posts and articles we see everywhere.
Their bad question causes them to chase the wrong numbers, rather than attract the correct numbers. They then wonder why they get so few conversions. Stop writing for Google. Really. Stop it.
Ask better questions
If what you want to do is earn X amount over the next 12 months, stop asking yourself how to improve your traffic.
- Focus on how to attract targeted readers, who have a potential need for your services or products.
- Focus on how to earn the attention of prospective clients.
- Focus on how to solve their problems.
- Focus on how to become a more compelling writer.
- Focus on building a community.
- Focus on developing products or services, which your prospective clients will find useful.
- Focus on building relationships with your reader community – rather than automating your social networking accounts.
- Focus on a human approach to business.
This post should not have been published
By the way: If I focused on 'how to build traffic' to this blog, rather than how to build a targeted readership, I would never have written this post or many of my most popular posts.
Why? This post has too few words to keep search engines happy. It isn't keyword optimised either. Also, the title of the post is unfriendly to search engines. Instead, I choose to write for humans. People read this blog and hire me, recommend me, call me, email me and make my business fun. Not search engines.
If you want better results, you need better answers.
If you want better answers, start by asking better questions.
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DECEMBER 31 Mrs. T and I loaded our car late in the afternoon and drove through a slippery snowstorm from rural Connecticut to LaGuardia Airport, where we holed up in a just-adequate hotel. We were still quivering with retrospective anxiety as we fell into our rock-hard beds. No part of our four-hour journey was pleasant.
JANUARY 1 After breakfast we crossed the Grand Central Parkway, staggered onto a waiting plane, and embarked on the first leg of my first reviewing trip to Florida. I've never flown from New York City to Palm Beach in January (or at any other time, for that matter). It was an instructive experience. The temperature was 20 when we got on the plane and 71 when we got off it.
We spent the afternoon driving up and down Ocean Boulevard, the sometime home of Rod Stewart, whose hedges were pointed out to us by our host, a New York City Ballet dancer who hung up his slippers to become a dance photographer. We goggled at the villas and the view, noting the close resemblance of everything we saw to everything that Donald Westlake described in Flashfire, a Parker novel that takes place on Billionaires Row, the richest, snootiest part of Palm Beach.
After dinner we returned to our borrowed apartment on Ibis Isle, where I checked my e-mail and discovered that Westlake had died the night before. A line from Champagne for One, the Nero Wolfe novel that I was reading, popped into my mind: "In a world that operates largely at random, coincidences are to be expected, but any one of them must always be mistrusted."
JANUARY 2 A late sleep, a late lunch, a leisurely walk on Midtown Beach (open to the public!), a drive across the Southern Boulevard Bridge to Palm Beach Dramaworks, where we saw Eugène Ionesco's The Chairs in an eighty-four-seat theater, followed by a late supper around the corner at Forté di Asprinio, where the food and décor are soooo trendy but the staff is both friendly and obliging. Mrs. T took a bite of my pappardelle, which was very tasty, and announced that it was the first time she'd eaten rabbit. "No more bunnies for me," she said firmly.
JANUARY 3 To Coral Gables by way of the Norton Museum of Art. One of the nice things about smallish regional museums is that they tend to have most of their best pieces on display, so we got to see Stuart Davis' "New York Mural." Davis is one of my favorite American painters--I own a copy of his last screenprint--and this canvas, painted in 1932, is a choice example of his mature style. Surrounding it were equally fine pieces by Charles Demuth, Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, and Charles Sheeler, and a gorgeous 1962 Richard Diebenkorn painting called "Mission Landscape" hung in the next gallery.
Our final destination was the palatial Biltmore Hotel, whose Web site discourses at length on its glory days:
In its heyday, this Miami luxury resort played host to royalty, both Europe's and Hollywood's. The hotel counted the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Ginger Rogers, Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, Al Capone and assorted Roosevelts and Vanderbilts as frequent guests. Fashion shows, gala balls, aquatic shows by the grand pool and weddings were de rigueur as were world class golf tournaments. A product of the Jazz Age, big bands entertained wealthy, well-traveled visitors to this American Riviera resort.
Today the Biltmore is, among other things, the home of GableStage, which is giving the regional premiere of Adding Machine, whose off-Broadway production I reviewed in The Wall Street Journal last February:
This Chicago-to-Off-Broadway transfer, adapted by Jason Loewith and Joshua Schmidt from the 1923 play, takes Elmer Rice's once-iconic, now-forgotten story of a beaten-down bookkeeper who hates his wife and murders his boss and turns it into a one-act techno-minimalist opera of near-arrogant sophistication. Would that Mr. Schmidt's score were as memorable as it is slick, but the small-scale production, directed with awesome self-assurance by David Cromer, is so effective that you almost forget how forgettable the music is. Every other piece of this brainy little show, from cast to sets to lighting, is as close to ideal as you can get. While I never quite managed to shake the impression that I was seeing a graduate project of genius rather than a fully mature work of art, don't let that stop you from heading downtown to see "Adding Machine." It may be heartless, but it's the opposite of dull.
One of the frustrating aspects of my job as a drama critic (there aren't many) is that I rarely get to see good shows twice. Even though I had my doubts about it, Adding Machine made so strong an impression on me that I wanted to see it again as soon as I possibly could, which was one of the reasons why I opted to spend the first part of January covering theater in Florida.
I was also amused by the contrast between the cultural reputation of south Florida, which isn't exactly eggheady, and the decidedly intellectual tone of the three shows that I came here to see. You can't get much more highbrow than The Chairs, Adding Machine, and Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa, which opens in Fort Myers on Friday.
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'Batman V. Superman 2′ Update: DC Looks At Marvel's Success in Movies; Adjusts Aggressively
DC Comics, owners of such superheroes as Superman, Batman and Aquaman have been pushing forward aggressively with a schedule of films ready to assault audiences over the next half decade. They just announced an adjustment to the release date for next years Batman V. Superman 2 by pushing it forward from May to March 25, 2016. That will follow shortly on the heels of next years debut of Batman V. Superman. Check out deadline's excerpt below for more on the aggressive moves in releasing. A ton of movies (11 by my count!!) from this universe will be coming soon:
Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice has been moved up on the release date schedule from May 2016 to March 25, 2016. The move is part of Warner Bros' road map for its DC franchises with dates just announced for nine untitled DC pics as well as two "untitled WB event film" slots that take the DC Comics series of movies into 2020. Somewhere in there will by the already announced Justice League tentpole, the superhero mash-up that will be WB's answer to Marvel's Avengersjuggernaut. The release strategy for the DC titles calls for two pics in 2016 and 2017, bumping up to three in 2018, two more in 2019 and three in 2020.
Batman V Superman's second release date move also avoids a showdown with Disney/Marvel's Captain America 3, which had staked out the same May 6, 2016 date.
Among the DC subjects likely part of this rollout include Wonder Woman and Aquaman. Both are set for Justice League alongside Ben Affleck's Batman and Henry Cavill's Superman. Gal Gadot plays Wonder Woman and Jason Momoa is on the docket to play Aquaman. Zack Snyder is set to direct.


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NEW YORK • "The Lego Movie" clicked with moviegoers, assembling an exceptional $69.1 million debut at the weekend box office, according to studio estimates.
The better-than-expected result made the Warner Bros. collaboration with the Danish toy company easily the biggest hit of the year so far. A sequel is already in development for the 3-D animated film, digitally drawn to mimic a world composed entirely of Lego bricks.
1. "The Lego Movie," $69.1 million ($18.1 million international).
2. "The Monuments Men," $22.7 million.
3. "Ride Along," $9.4 million.
4. "Frozen," $6.9 million ($24 million international).
5. "That Awkward Moment," $5.5 million ($1.1 million international).
6. "Lone Survivor," $5.3 million ($1 million international).
7. "Vampire Academy," $4.1 million.
8. "The Nut Job," $3.8 million.
9. "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," $3.6 million ($5.3 million international).
10. "Labor Day," $3.2 million.
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The film has drawn raves from critics. Co-directors and co-writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller ("21 Jump Street," "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs") gave the film a playful tone to capture the whimsy of a child playing in a box of Legos. Characters are largely voiced by comic actors like Will Ferrell and Chris Pratt.
The film marks the biggest animation hit for Warner Bros., a studio that despite popular live-action franchises has struggled to develop animated hits on par with other studios.
"I can't imagine this not turning into a long-term franchise," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for box-office tracker Rentrak. "This is such a runaway success that Warner Bros is now a major player in the animated genre."
Dan Fellman, head of distribution for Warner Bros., said the film, made with a production budget of $60 million, resounded because of the popularity of the Lego brand. This is the first feature film for the toy company. Fellow toy-maker Hasbro has seen mixed results since the launch of the "Transformers" franchise, which was followed by "G.I. Joe: Rise of the Cobra" and the notorious flop "Battleship."
George Clooney's World War II caper "The Monuments Men" opened in second place with $22.7 million. Reviews have been weak for the based-on-a-true-story tale about the mission to retrieve artwork stolen by the Nazis.
The Sony Pictures film was postponed from a Dec. 25 release because, Clooney then said, more time was needed to finish the visual effects. Clooney served as director, co-writer, producer and star on the film.
"The Monuments Men," based on the nonfiction book by Robert Edsel and Brett Witter, was particularly popular with older moviegoers, with 75 percent of its audience aged 35 and older.
"It's right where we hoped to be," said Rory Bruer, head of distribution for Sony. "There's a lot of love for George and the ensemble cast."
Sliding to third was the cop comedy "Ride Along," with Kevin Hart and Ice Cube. After three straight weeks atop the box office, the Universal film earned $9.4 million.
The Weinstein Co.'s bid for a young adult franchise, "Vampire Academy," opened poorly with just $4.1 million. The PG-13 film, based on Richelle Mead's young adult novels, is about mortal vampires at a boarding school.
Before opening in North America next weekend, Sony's "RoboCop" took in $20.2 million overseas.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Rentrak. Where available, latest international numbers are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Monday.
Universal and Focus are owned by NBC Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp.; Sony, Columbia, Sony Screen Gems and Sony Pictures Classics are units of Sony Corp.; Paramount is owned by Viacom Inc.; Disney, Pixar and Marvel are owned by The Walt Disney Co.; Miramax is owned by Filmyard Holdings LLC; 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight are owned by 21st Century Fox; Warner Bros. and New Line are units of Time Warner Inc.; MGM is owned by a group of former creditors including Highland Capital, Anchorage Advisors and Carl Icahn; Lionsgate is owned by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.; IFC is owned by AMC Networks Inc.; Rogue is owned by Relativity Media LLC.
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Nothing sooths sunburn better than a barbecue and for evening barbecues, Grand Kampuchea is an excellent choice. Dishes in a coconut bring to mind paper umbrella and fruit garnishes, but the Khmer dishes such as chicken curry or fish amok, served inside hollowed-out coconuts, are significantly better what you might expect. Likewise, their ribs, served only after 17:00, get some rave reviews — "outstanding" is how they were described to us.
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Heart of Darkness is Joseph Conrad's disturbing novella recounted by the itinerant captain Marlow sent to find and bring home the shadowy and inscrutable Captain Kurtz. Marlow and his men follow a river deep into a jungle, the "Heart of Darkness" of Africa looking for Kurtz, an unhinged leader of an isolated trading station. This highly symbolic psychological drama was the founding myth for Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 movie Apocalypse Now.
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dashoe wrote a review of Omega Pacific Wedgie Set #4-13 on June 13, 2013
Nice set
Have to echo what Jon said. A set of nuts and a tool and oval biner. Made in the USA too. Can't go wrong here. I think BC was having a sale when I got these for a little less than the list price.


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Jun 28, 2012 02:27 PM EDT | By Luke Caulfield
Celebrities seem to always be the first to know the scoop on the hot new gadget, be it cars, phones, whatever. And Louis C.K. and the next-gen iPhone is no exception. He doesn't fall for faked renders, speculate on rumors, or beg for information from Apple like the rest of us. He knows what the score it.
Forget a bigger screen, lose the high security iOS, ditch the swappable camera lens. Abandon the retina display, a new back panel, NFC chips, the smaller dock connector, liquid metal, and the improved microphone. Throw out siri in the river (she can swim), and who cares if the next-gen phone is thinner, thicker, or makes French fries 8 different ways.
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The comic's comic, Louis C.K., has a better idea. Watch below as Louis shares his insights and thoughts with Jimmy Kimmel, on what Apple would never implement for its new iPhone.
Poor Selma, lucky Louis.
Louis recently sold $4.5 million worth of tickets in an astounding 45 minutes. If you got a chuckle out of Mr. C.K., the above clip just the tip of the iceberg. Make sure to check out his show "Louie" on FX. A new season starts tonight at 10 p.m.
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We're hanging in there.
Need a stop now if we can get in front it will put allot of game pressure on the Noles.
We're hanging in there.
Oh, okay, Brando. So now FSU "wants it too much."
Win ugly, I suppose. Just win!
obviously biggest possession of the game right here. STOP and FSU's wheels could fall off.
I'm not sure how you defend that Snaer floater. He throws it up high and out of reach of our shot blockers... just hope he starts missing it!
OK, now I am getting nervous
Rivers with a HUGE bucket there. Kid just has "onions" and seems to be able to will the ball into the hoop.
We may or may not end up winning this game, but I LOVE the way this team is fighting back in last 10 minutes. I just hope they can finish it off.
Pump up the volume pound your chest!! Wow what is that
Hung up on screen, pushed to the floor... same difference, right?
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On the day of the nationwide launch the archives State Archives of Saxony-Anhalt with online researchBy admin | March 5th, 2012 | Category: News | Comments Off
Visitors to the new portal users can initially 350 000 Records search. Learn, whether there are documents on specific issues and where they are located exactly.
The State Archives has a unique historical documents on 1000 Years – beginning with a deed dated 902 sources on the history of Anhalt and files- and card stocks Prussian authorities to photos and films of 20. Century. Overall, the archive at the four locations 46 000 linear meters of archival material, 55 000 Documents, 140 000 Tickets, Plans and schedules, 1,8 Million photographs and over 1000 Film. The archives can be of any visitor – by scientific researchers as well as from private family researchers – be viewed.
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Robert Louis WilkenThe First Thousand Years: A Global History of Christianity
Robert Wilken, author of The First Thousand Years: A Global History of Christianity is the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of the History of Christianity Emeritus. He taught at UVa from 1985 to 2009 and is the author of many books, including The Christians as the Romans Saw Them, The Land Called Holy: Palestine in Christian History and Thought, and The Spirit of Early Christian Thought. He is also the editor of The Church's Bible, a series of commentaries based on writings of the church fathers.


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its on ISB's website. ISB - Online Application Portal
On the above link, check the cycle 2 dates to verify.
Last day of interview is 6th feb, which mean you have 1st or 2nd Feb to get at interview call. And that is 5 whole days, or just 5 days -- depends on the way you see it. (half full/half empty thing)
I just sense that a few interviews could be sent out by this weekend and they very well could be the last of the lot. All I can say is, all the best. I'm pretty sure that if not ISB, you would get/have got a few admits. Knowing the kind of people who come to this thread, I believe that you all would excel no matter where you are.
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Jokes apart, wish you all the very best. Do well and if we study together we are friends, you don't have an option :D
first of all Congrats for your call !!! all the best, do well.
Can you pls share your profile. I am from non IT back ground as well hence just curious :)
Can you pls let us know when did you call adcom, was it today? so that means call can be expected till tomorrow?
I personally feel, they wish to chisel off the IT crowd (no offense people) first and then move on to the other profiles.
Let me know your views
As discussed in previous posts. It may be that most of the people active on PG are from IT/Tech. So, you will see only their posts abt i/v invites.
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Anonymous said: I so want to try box twist braids but i'm not sure how they would look on my big head / round face plus I have very thin / no edges. Do you think they would look right on me ? Also what kind of hair would you recommend and how long should i keep them up?
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