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While many Canadians welcomed the end of Bill C-30, the year-long battle over the bill placed the spotlight on an ongoing problem with the current system of voluntary disclosure of subscriber information: Internet providers and telecom companies disclose customer information to law enforcement tens of thousands of times every year without court oversight.
The law permits these disclosures with no reporting requirements or accountability mechanisms built into the process. According to data obtained under the Access to Information Act, the RCMP alone made over 28,000 requests for customer name and address information in 2010. These requests go unreported — subscribers don't know their information has been disclosed and the Internet providers and telecom companies aren't talking either.
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The telecom providers, led by Bell, Rogers, Telus, and Videotron, should follow the example established by Google and Twitter by closing the telecom transparency gap. Their customers deserve regular reports on their disclosure practices as well as aggregate data on actual disclosures of customer information without court oversight.
Michael Geist holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law. He can be reached at www.michaelgeist.ca .
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My best friend and I are doing a trip this summer to Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
It's literally a last minute trip that was decided over Skype and we purchased our tickets 3 days ago. Now we are in the middle of planning our trip and need some feedback on our trip.
The map of were we want to go, I am still editing it so it changes during the day as I am figuring things out, can be found here: http://goo.gl/maps/BkviV
The idea is to do the following
Day 1 Tallinn
Day 2 Tallinn -> Helsinki via Ferry
Day 3 Helsinki: -> Turku via Train
Day 4 Turku -> Stockholm via 10 hour ferry)
Day 5 Stockholm (visiting friends) via Car
Day 6 Stockholm (visiting friends) via Car
Day 7 Stockholm -> Skinskattesberg via Car
Day 8 Skinskattesberg -> Norway via Car
Day 9 Norway via Car
Day 10 Norway -> Bergen via Car
Day 11 Bergen -> Troll Tunga via Car
Day 12 Troll Tunga -> Oslo via Car
Day 13 Oslo -> Gotenburg via Car
Day 14 Gotenburg -> Copenhagen via Car
Day 15 Copenhagen via Car
Day 16 Copenhagen via Car
I would appreciate if we could get some feedback on this trip and more importantly where we should go on the days labeled Norway
These are some of things we are planning on doing
Tallinn - Old Town, KGB museum and roaming around (pirita)
Helsinki - with friends
Turku - that pig sculpture?
Stockholm - Royal garden, Vasa Museum, roaming around maybe going to one of the small islands dotting stockholm for the a day.
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Bergen - roaming around town and checking out the fjord/bay
Trolltunga - hike up and sleep in a cabin
Oslo - City and museums
Gothenberg - Not sure yet
Copenhagen - Note sure yet
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My best friend and I are doing a trip this summer to Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
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IMHO you are going to WAY too many palces and will spend most of your time in transit.
Having acar in Copenhagen is a nonsense - just an expense that you can;t use. The Stroget is pedestrian and most sights are within easy walking distance. And bouncng back and forth between Norway and Sweden doesn;t make sense either.
Frankly I much prefer Sweden and Denmark to Norway - which is too much country for me. Yes, the fjords are gorgeous - but the rest of te country is quite flat, scrub oak and not a lot to look at. (But being from NY I;m used to beautiful, wooded rolling, hilly countryside - Norway is very stark.
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thanks for the comments NYtraveler!
We prefer to drive across the country and being free from scheduling to do whatever we want. For us it's not so much to see the cities but the country side.
The car will be ditched as soon as we arrive to Copenhagen in favor of bicycles.
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I suspect that there are heavy cross-border drop-off fees on car rentals in Scandinavia. It probably would be better to use public transportation to go from one country to another.
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Make sure you check out how to pay road tolls, especially in Norway - where you also have to pay to take a car into Oslo and Bergen. You could end up with some very expensive bills to pay later if you don't.
You also need to check what it will cost of a one-way car hire - it could be very high.
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Thanks for the comments Michael and Hetismij2
We already checked and with a coupon the car the rate we found is acceptable. It's all done through a fairly large car rental company, Europecar, and they accept one way cross country rentals.
thanks for the feedback on the toll and city-car free. I'll check them asap.
What we need is some feedback on what to do after skinskatteberg. If anyone has some suggestions on where to go from there on. That would be great ! Thank you!
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So, we've done the gentleman singer, the inventive guitar player, the stick-twiddling drummer, but our great British band cannot be complete without the guy (or girl) who glues the whole thing together. It's fine for the White Stripes to go out there without a bass player, but most other bands feel the need for a little bottom-end to their rock noise. And here (in no particular order) are five people who, in their own way, influenced the way those low frequency noises are used.
Paul McCartney – The Beatles
It might seem like a cheat to show a video of someone else playing the bass part to a Beatles song, and to use that as example of Paul's marvellous prowess on the instrument, but the thing about his playing is that it's always from an arranger's perspective, and this is a great illustration of what he can do, given a brilliant song and some room to move. It sounds composed and yet also improvised. He uses the instrument as a melodic lead as well as a sonic foundation from which the song can be built. Ringo and John work the rhythm far more than Paul does, which leaves him free to wander, especially in those late period Beatles songs where he left an entire track (of only four, remember) to record his bass on, right at the end, so it could be heard bubbling away.
Andy Rourke – The Smiths
Where Sir Paul played the bass like a lead instrument, Andy played it like he was filling in for the rhythm guitarist. Listen to "Barbarism Begins At Home", and you've got Johnny Marr playing rhythmic lead guitar, all elbows, and you've got Andy Rourke playing rhythmic bass, so it becomes hard to tell which instrument is which. Certain Smiths songs are impossible to imagine without the backbone of Andy's constantly inventive and melodic bass runs. "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" is held together by them. Which means there were effectively three geniuses at the heart of the band, not just the two you tend to hear about the most.
John Entwistle – The Who
It's almost embarrassing to put together Top 5s like these and include members of the Who in all but one of them (Gentleman Singer), but you can't even think about bass players without acknowledging the singular contribution made by John Entwistle. He'd be worthy of inclusion had he done nothing but the bass solo in "My Generation," and anyone familiar with the band's work knows he did a LOT more than that. He was playing finger-style, slapping and popping, years before anyone (bar a few other bass innovators, like Motown's James Jamerson) really know what it was, and this allowed him to dominate the low and middle ground of the sonic territory on offer. Effectively, John's bass was the bridge between Pete Townshend's strident riffing, and Keith Moon's drumkit-down-the-stairs onslaught. Less classically melodic that McCartney, but a lot raunchier, as this video which isolates the bass from "Won't Get Fooled Again", serves to prove.
Peter Hook – Joy Division, New Order
Proof that personality is everything when it comes to making music. Hooky started playing melodies up the neck of his bass because he couldn't hear it properly during band practises and everything was already turned up to 11. This bullish move, together with an insistance that basses should be worn somewhere around the knee region, are typical of a man who clearly acts first, and worries about the possible problems later. However, when the band moved from frosty post-punk to grumpy electronica, that high-end bass fitted in perfectly. The synths could carry the low end, Stephen Morris could carry the beat, and he could come in with one of those odd, monolithic melodies, whenever the time felt right.
Bruce Foxton – The Jam
A personal choice, but not a bad one. When I was 17, I wanted nothing more than to play the bass like Bruce Foxton, and leap into the air, doing that jump he does where he tucks his legs underneath him, like his socks are on fire. Another bassist who had to fill out the sound in a power trio, Bruce's gift was that kind of rock hard, flinty, twiddly thing, where his bass has a very sharp, specific role to play, with no room for jamming of any sort. He's the punk McCartney, playing a LOT of bass, but only to serve the song and keeping things ticking over.
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Last year's inaugural event attracted 29 nominations.
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Digital Disruption: Cinema Movies On-Line
Wednesday 23rd May 2012
Jonathan Clements reviews a new book on online cinema
You won't find 'oppositional readings' or 'queer theory' in
. There's no chin-stroking or head-scratching in
Screen International
. The trade journals often treat film so dispassionately that they might as well be talking about soap powder. They are concerned solely with facts and numbers. What are Tokyo audiences embracing this week? How long will take us to earn our money back? How much tax will the Germans write off if we run our film company out of an office in Berlin instead of New York? Too many film students end up studying neither film itself nor the business of film, and end up as unemployable cineastes, who can tell you a bit about Hitchcock but wouldn't know a box office return if it bit them. Which is why
Digital Disruption: Cinema Moves On-Line
is such a refreshing book to arise out of academia – its authors don't much care if you liked
or were offended by
. What they really care about is how you saw them, and where your money went.
Editors Dina Iordanova and Stuart Cunningham are interested in 'political economy', which is to say the business of how stuff gets done. And they have assembled an impressive team of pundits with something to say about how stuff is getting done right now, as the cinema industry suffers
an onslaught of downloads, streaming, and web distractions. This includes many overseas initiatives, such as the Brazilian scheme that restores cinema to its traditional 'event' status, and essentially allows members to flash-mob cinema programmes by voting for the content they want. There are also case studies of the Indian download service Jaman, the IMDB, Withoutabox and MUBI – plenty of hard data for the reader who wants to get to grips with the digital future.
The subtitle claims that Iordanova and Cunningham's punchy, provocative book is a study of 'Cinema' online, but much of its rhetoric drifts towards a rediscovery of 'Television', or perhaps what we should now call the '
Media Mix
'. The answers to many of the questions posed within it are often not to be found in cinema but in broadcasting.
Digital Disruption
is rooted in statistics, it is a powerfully persuasive book. The last decade of the internet is clogged with straw-man arguments and ill-founded assumptions, which only real data can defeat. It is fascinating, for example, to read Stuart Cunningham and Jon Silver's account of Hollywood's failed attempts to get into the legal downloading business, which ate up $100 million in the first decade of the 21st century, and ended with a number of start-ups off-loaded at bargain-bin prices. It's also very useful to see actual numbers, with, for example, iTunes assessed in November 2008 as an entity that sold over two thousand films an hour. Would it be better to regard it as a virtual 'city' to add to pre-existing markets, like a ghost Hong Kong with its own traditions, players and styles? For the writers of
Digital Disruption
, that's less important than the infinite potential offered by the internet for creating a hundred or a thousand Hong Kongs of revenue overnight.
Michael Gubbins offers an incisive outline of the many ways in which new technology has altered the cinema, not only at the production level of Dolby sound and 3D cinemas, but at overlooked parts of the cinema process – online booking, the 'amplification' of personal opinion through online reviews and bloggery, and sudden trending changes. Gubbins describes the modern shifts in power, pointing out, for example, that audiences are more likely to listen to fellow audience members (or people whom they
believe to be
fellow audience members) rather than professional critics. He quotes Alan Parker, the chairman of the UK Film Council in 2003, who noted that 'in a successful industry, distribution pulls production behind it.' Such a quote must be music to the ears of anyone in the anime business, where informal fandom is often months ahead of official releases. It's why anime has been a go-to audience sample for the last 30 years – anime fans have always been early adopters of trends, technology and tentacles.
Michael Franklin offers a different view of the internet, saying that while illegal downloads are a threat to the film industry, legal downloads are also a challenge to what he calls the 'film value chain' -- the way in which the risky cost of investing in a film is off-set by step-by-step developmental processes. In other words, your next-door neighbour might say that he's got an idea for the next
Dragon Ball Z
, but if you want to see it, you will have to give him ten million pounds. If you don't have that kind of money lying around, it used to be that he would have to steer his idea through a labyrinth of sponsors, due diligence, co-producers and venture capital, so that you can try it in a few years for a tenner. As Franklin points out, your hypothetical next-door neighbour now also lives 'next door' to the rest of the planet, thanks to the internet, and 'all' he has to do is get you and a million other people to give him a tenner, and he's off! Franklin offers different examples of innovative strategies in modern marketing, such as the producers of notorious moon-Nazi movie
Iron Sky
using fan 'Likes' and Google Maps to track the best places to release their film.
Marijke de Valck dives in on film festivals, identifying the value in the 21st century of targeted media events. This isn't news to you if you've been to the Anime All-Nighters at
Sci-Fi London
or the double-weekend anime overload that is
Scotland Loves Anime
. But de Valck offers another argument, that in the coming digital future such festivals will be vital helmsmen to steer taste, even in their know-all niches. You can call yourself an anime fan and watch nothing but a zillion episodes of
, but a film festival might drag you just far enough from your comfort zone to try
Summer Wars
. This, she points out, is a good thing.
It's great to see academics in film studies turning away from access and authorship, and looking instead at issues of exhibition and distribution. Film studies can all too often turn into saying what you think about something you've seen and that does not translate well into discussing industrial or economic processes. But there are only a very few moments in
Digital Disruption
where the authors allow their rigour to lapse, usually at the periphery of their chosen topics. One article, for example, collapses into breathless gush when discussing the Internet Movie Data Base, where 'you can rapidly find in-depth information on almost any film, TV programme, actor or crewmember from any era and almost any country.' No, you can't, as another article in the same book
makes clear. Another author makes unfounded claims about Stieg Larsson's
books, confusing expensive public advertising and relentless bookshop promotions with word-of-mouth 'success'. 'Success' and 'popular' are both weasel words in academic criticism, all too often used as hand-waving suggestions that the work being studied is also known to more than a dozen people, and not merely the first thing that the author stumbled across in the store. While nobody would claim that Larsson's books are not 'successful', I would raise such a query about many other sites and works cited in this volume, some of which seem awfully obscure, untested, and/or simply destined for the historical dustbin. But that is part of
Digital Disruption
's bravado and achievement -- in even trying to chronicle the digital revolution as it is happening, it is sure to back a few wrong horses. Better that than waiting a decade until only an idiot would fail to spot the trends and identify the players.
Digital Disruption
paints an enthusiastic picture of widening choice and unprecedented access, in which anime fans in Bogota can decide on a whim to spend all day watching cartoons from the 1940s, should they so desire. But it also offers a shadowy warning, best summarised by Gubbins in his observation that there is a 'big gap between the theoretical increase in choice and the delivery of commercially-viable content'. Sure, we might be facing a bright future of more anime than you could ever hope to watch. But we might also be facing a blaring, cacophonous wall of whirling content that offers everything and nothing, and in which 'cinema' devolves into nothing more than blank-faced teenagers, staring gormlessly at YouTube videos of cats. Even in the future, you get what you pay for.
Digital Disruption: Cinema Moves On-Line
is available now from St Andrews Film Studies.
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The second part, and what comes after...
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Buffalo, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Armed with a new contract extension, Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves on Thursday night and the New York Rangers beat the Buffalo Sabres 3-1.
Lundqvist, after agreeing to a seven-year contract extension on Wednesday, was working on his third shutout of the season when his failed clear led to a late Buffalo goal.
Rick Nash, Brad Richards and Mats Zuccarello scored for the Rangers, who have won three straight and seven of their last nine games against the Sabres.
Lundqvist was back on the ice after Cam Talbot made two straight starts in net.
Tyler Ennis scored Buffalo's only goal with 2:06 remaining on a close shot that beat Lundqvist up high. The Sabres fell to 1-6-1 in their last eight games and Ryan Miller suffered his NHL-worst 16th loss, giving up three goals on 31 shots.
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault called the struggling Sabres "a hard-working team" and said it wasn't easy for his club.
"There wasn't a lot of room," said Vigneault. "They play a really solid defensive game and we made them pay in the first period with a controlled breakout."
Miller did what he could against Nash but was beaten by a strong move.
Nash got the puck in stride along the left boards after a tip-pass from Derek Stepan at center ice and faked a deke to his backhand, instead sliding the puck in between Miller's right skate and the near post to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead with 2:13 left in the first period.
Miller said he expected Nash to make a good move.
"I've seen him play enough," said Miller. "I should have had it."
Miller used his left shoulder to get a piece of Zuccarello's shot in the final minute of the second period, sending it clanking off the crossbar. He had 12 saves in the period and Lundqvist made seven.
Lundqvist stopped Cody Hodgson on a breakaway in the third period, getting his right pad out on the backhand deke, and the Rangers took a 2-0 lead after Hodgson went off for tripping soon after.
Richards scored 1:18 into the man-advantage on a sharp-angle shot from the low right side with 11:31 remaining in the game.
Lundqvist made a shoulder save to knock a tipped shot just over the crossbar, and Zuccarello beat Miller's glove with a wrister from the left circle to make it 3-0 with 5:13 left.
"That was a terrible goal, the third one," said Miller. "I didn't trust myself and where I was."
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Florida, which was among the first U.S. states to be hit by the real estate downturn and recession, is finally emerging from its swamp of foreclosures and depressed house prices
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Corinne Buie captured her 100th career point in the win.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence College women's ice hockey team defeated the New Hampshire Wildcats to split a weekend home-and-home series. The Friars defeated the Wildcats 4-1 at Schneider Arena on Saturday, Jan. 11. With the win, Providence moves its overall record to 9-14-0 on the season and 4-6-0 in Hockey East.
Providence came out flying following the opening face-off of the first period. The Friars took an early 1-0 lead just 28 seconds into the game. Senior Corinne Buie (Edina, Minn.) recovered the puck in the Friars defensive end and carried it along the far wall before moving it along to sophomore Brittney Thunstrom (Coon Rapids, Minn.). Thunstrom quickly moved the puck across the offensive zone to junior Allison Micheletti (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.), who was flying towards the Wildcat net as she was taken out by a New Hampshire defender. As Micheletti went down Thunstrom's pass bounced off her leg and through the five hole of Wildcat goaltender Ashley Wilkes.
The Friars continued to hold their 1-0 lead heading into the second period as they outshot the Wildcats 10-3 in the first period of play. Providence also held New Hampshire to zero shots on goal during the Wildcats one power-play opportunity.
Providence continued to turn up the heat in the second period, notching two goals to give the Friars a three goal lead heading into the final period.
At 12:15 of the period, sophomore Molly Illikainen (Grand Rapids, Minn.) rolled out of the far offensive corner and fired a pass to the front of the net that junior Beth Hanrahan (Poolesville, Md.) tipped to freshman Cassidy Carels (Bruxelles, Manitoba). Carels one-timed the puck past Wilkes for her 11th goal of the season.
Minutes later the Friars added onto their lead with a goal from red shirt senior Stephanie Demars (Vermontville, N.Y.) at 15:29 of the period. Buie won the offensive zone face-off to DeMars, who fired the puck low short side to notch her third goal of the season. With her 17th assist of the season, Buie notched her 100th career point on 44 goals and 56 assists. She is now the 33rd Friar to capture 100 career points.
At the end of two periods, Providence led 25-16 in shots and 23-13 in face-offs. Sophomore goaltender Sarah Bryant stopped all 13 shots she faced in the two periods.
To start the third period, New Hampshire made a goalie change to Marie-Eve Jean, who finished the period with three saves, while Wilkes finished the game with 18.
The Friars put the win out of reach with a goal in the first minute of the third period to make the score 4-0 in favor of Providence.
Micheletti notched her second goal of the game for a career-high two goal game at 00:36 of the third period. Micheletti put the puck upstairs on Jean from outside the right face-off circle after receiving a cross-ice pass from sophomore Lexi Romanchuk (San Jose, Calif.). It was Micheletti's fifth goal of the season, while Romanchuk notched her 11th assist of the season.
The Wildcats were not deterred by the goal and continued to put pressure on the Friars. Jessica Hitchcock tallied New Hampshire's lone goal at 2:27 of the final frame. Hitchcock received a pass in the slot from Nicole Gifford, who collected the puck off a Providence turnover.
Providence finished the game with 25 shots on goal, while allowing the Wildcats just 16 shots on net. The Friars were also strong in the face-off circle as they edged the Wildcats 32-21. Providence's penalty kill also proved to be a critical aspect of the win, as the Friars killed all five penalties they took and allowed the Wildcats just two shots on goal in the shorthanded 10 minutes.
The Friars are back in action on Friday, Jan. 17 at 7:00 p.m. when they take on No. 8 Boston University at Schneider Arena. The Terriers lead Hockey East with 18 points, while Providence is currently tied with two other teams in fourth with eight points.
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- Visitors can watch a film about the daily life at the airport and Sharjah Town during the 1930s and experience first hand this fascinating period of Sharjah's history.
A wealth of historic information can be found in the many museums of the UAE. Wherever you live or visit in the United Arab Emirates, there's a museum nearby to inform and entertain.
They are starting points for anyone in the UAE who wants to learn more about the history of the country, its culture, heritage and people.
However long you are in the UAE, there is a museum that can show you the rich tradition and heritage of the emirates.
Fujairah Museum
Opening hours: 8:30am to 1:30pm and 4:30pm to 6:30pm Sunday to Thursday.
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Admission: Adult Dhs5, Family Dhs10, Children free
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Since stepping into Salem earlier this September, "Days of our Lives'" Chad has been trying to prove that he's now a force to be reckoned with. And as viewers have slowly but surely seen, he's well on his way to living up to the last name he shares with dad Stefano (Joseph Mascolo) and brother EJ (James Scott).
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Sharing sex scenes with some of the hottest men in daytime must be a tough gig, but someone's got to do it. And (un)lucky for the rest of us, "Days of our Lives'" Kate Mansi (Abigail Deveraux) is the actress who's been called upon for the gig. First she got Chad (then played by Casey Deidrick, now played by Billy Flynn), then she got EJ (James Scott), and now she's got Ben (Robert Scott Wilson). But where has this bad boy bonanza left her burgeoning alter ego? Soap Opera Network spoke with Mansi to find out!
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"It's impossible to forget Samantha Brady!" declared Caroline (Peggy McCay) on yesterday's episode of "Days of our Lives," exactly mirroring the thoughts that many of the sudser's fans have had on their minds leading up to star Alison Sweeney's last episode today. Many tears have been shed (both onscreen and off), but was the character's exit really movie magic? Or would a completely different ending been the way to go?
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On Thursday, October 30, fans of NBC's "Days of our Lives" will be saying goodbye to Alison Sweeney and Samantha 'Sami' Brady after more than 21 years. As she gets ready to wrap her two-decade long stint on the daytime drama series, Sweeney shares some of her favorite memories from the beginning to the end, including what it was like finding out she was cast as Deidre Hall's TV daughter, some of Sami's most memorable romances, and much more.
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"Days of our Lives'" fans have had 32 years of dark DiMera family amusement through Stefano (Joe Mascolo) and later the addition of EJ (James Scott), but it looks like the newest family member will be giving his predecessors a run for their money! Billy Flynn debuted as the new darker and vengeful Chad this month, and it's been quite obvious that the apple has definitely not fallen far from the tree. But just what can fans expect from the character as he continues to ingratiate himself back into Salem? Soap Opera Network spoke with his new portrayer to find out!
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Nothing stirs up controversy quite like the tumultuous relationship between "Days of our Lives'" Sami (Alison Sweeney) and EJ (James Scott). And as the characters' time in Salem draws near to an end, their complicated connection appears to be nothing short of the exhilarating emotional journey its been since the couple first met in 2006. The latest jaw-dropping twist: The estranged pair hit the sheets for a steamy sex session!
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As previously reported, cast members of NBC's "Days of our Lives" will once again take part in a special "Day of DAYS" fan event scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 8 at Universal CityWalk in Hollywood. This year the celebration takes place on the actual 49th anniversary of the daytime drama series, making it all the more special for fans looking to see their favorite Salemites in person. As always, the event is free and will begin at 10:00 AM with a "Day of DAYS" welcome party with cast introductions, followed by autograph signings, a cast Q&A session, photo booth fun for fans and much more. The day will culminate with a preview of an upcoming episode of the drama series immediately following the cast Q&A.
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"Days of our Lives" debuted the new Chad DiMera on Friday, September 12 with Billy Flynn in the shoes of EJ's (James Scott) little brother, and the character hit the canvas with an almost literal bang!
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Fall may be fast approaching, but there's no need to worry about getting cold: "Days of our Lives" is keeping it hot with an exciting story involving new resident Ben Rogers! Soap Opera Network caught up with the character's portrayer, Robert Scott Wilson, to get the scoop on what's to come for his alter ego in the weeks ahead. You better hold on tight, because it's going to be a wild ride!


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Four area churches are sponsoring a vacation Bible school series that will let kids explore and experience God's underwater universe, and perhaps take their faith to a new level. "Operation Overboard: Dare to Go Deep with God," is a new VBS package published by Cokesbury. Children 4-12 years old are invited to dive into the fun from 9:30 a.m. to noon daily, July 16-20, at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 3400 21st St., Great Bend.
WICHITA - The Jehovah's Witnesses' district convention will be held July 6-8 at the Century II Convention Center, 225 West Douglas Ave., Wichita. An estimated 8,000 people will attend this event and/or the Spanish convention to be held Aug. 17-19 for Bible-based programs, sponsors said.
"Gay Christian, Yes!" support group will hold monthly meetings in Great Bend, starting Wednesday, July 11. Call 617-0386 for details. All calls are confidential.
PHOENIX (AP) - Free agent forward Michael Beasley has agreed to a three-year, $18 million deal with the Phoenix Suns, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
GREAT BEND – Marilyn K. Preston, 72, died Nov. 12, 2014 at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Wichita.
Santa has his workshop at the North Pole where he tries to make life a little better for everyone who receives his gifts.
Dear Editor,
President Barack Obama thinks universal preschool is a no-brainer, a proven formula with enormous impact, well worth the $15 billion of federal money he wants to help expand its reach.
Recently commuter students across the nation have been speaking out about the benefits and unforseen costs of living at home and commuting to class.
Dear Editor,
Republicans may have won the Senate and kept the House, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is no inspiration, allowing President Obama to keep all of the leverage of shutting down government spending while the President wags the threatening finger of executive orders in McConnell's face.
Lydia Mato put her name in the record books Saturday at the NJCAA Cross Country National Championships. The Ghana native became the fifth Barton Community College women's cross country runner to earn an individual national champion honor and the first since 1995.
A good finish to a good season. The Barton Community College men's cross country capped off one of its better season recently by earning a 15th place effort at the NJCAA National Championship in Lubbock this past weekend.
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text: POPSUGAR Beauty Skin Care Sweet Potato and Beer Beauty Treatment Got Leftover Sweet Potatoes and Beer? You've Got a Face Mask by Beauty 12/22/09 8 Reactions 3 Shares Print 0 3 0 0 0 If you've been entertaining lately and are now the proud owner of a fridge full of extraneous yams, sweet potato casserole, and beer, I've got the perfect recipe for you. This one's a moisturizing and clarifying mask from Return to Beauty, a book of traditional skincare recipes. Just take a cup of your sweet potato (if it's already mashed or casseroled, great; if it's whole, boil it and smash it up) and add two tablespoons of beer. Apply the mask all over your face and neck, and keep it on for 15 minutes. Rinse with lukewarm water and apply your toner or moisturizer. Easy, festive, and helps you clean out your fridge. 0 3 0 0 0 Read More DIY Spa TreatmentFace MaskSkin Care Skin Care How to Transition from Summer Hair Color into Fall 3 days ago 35 Magical Disney Tattoos That Will Inspire You to Get Inked 10 hours ago The Skin Care Step You're Missing Between Cleansing and Moisturizing 12 hours ago How to Look Fresh and Radiant After a Long Flight 1 day ago How Real Women Use Beauty Products to Conceal a Hangover 1 day ago 10 #BeardProblems You Encounter in Movember and How to Solve Them 1 day ago 3 Ways Alcohol Sabotages Your Skin — Listen Up! 1 day ago Get chic with our daily newsletter Enjoy street style trends, runway looks, and the best in celeb beauty in your inbox. Fashion & Beauty News Beauty Tips Celebrity Style Street Style Sign up with 4 years thanks! :) lets write them until the admit it, or stop doing it! i am writing them now! :) Yogaforlife 4 years Ha, we always have leftover beer at our house! My hubby and I don't drink beer, so we usually end up trying to give it away to the last guests to leave. Deconstruction 4 years I was told that you could use beer as a hair conditioner.... no one ever mentioned using it on my face though! booe1104 4 years I came on here to post the exact same comment! haha mamasitamalita 4 years AGREED :) mamasitamalita 4 years AGREED :) amybdk 4 years Leftover beer?!?! NEVER! amybdk 4 years Leftover beer?!?! NEVER! Link Love The stress and sweets of the holidays can take a toll on your skin — StyleBistro This alluring scent is bound to seduce someone under the mistletoe — The Cut 20 times Rita Ora ditched her signature red lip and looked fabulous — HuffPost Style Rob Lowe is launching a skin care line for men — InStyle Fight aging using masks with edible ingredients — Real Simple Licking your wine glass can help your lipstick last longer — Byrdie Incorporate delicious natural ingredients and scents into your routine — Beauty High You can actually curl your hair with drinking straws — XoVain Pretty beauty looks to try tonight, inspired by the Kardashians — People StyleWatch Source: Shutterstock