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purple2011 wrote: I really do not get this.... it is the stadium policy, as is the policy for every stadium I have ever visited. NO Noisemakers. Check the Gator Bowl Fan Guide - page 10 or 11.Is there a rule as to when they can and can not clang those annoying things? (not that they would adhere to it!)GO Cats !
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LGIPurple wrote: I got no problem with it. I actually think it is pretty cool... I can understand why a stadium might not like it, but frankly I think people would sneak them in anyway. JUST PLEASE... NO VUVUZELAS
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dawg420 wrote: Looks like u r still butt hurt from the rape and assault given by our Dawgs the past 3 years little bear! Now go away before u get hurt!!
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... in 2008. When you still only won 9 games despite having personnel that we can only dream of here at Northwestern (Mike Wallace, Dexter McCluster, Jevan Snead, Brandon Bolden, etc.).Though I bet you sure had fun beating FCS Central Arkansas, 3-9 UTEP, 2-10 Tulane, 3-9 Auburn, and 4-8 Arkansas this year. Way to go!Northwestern fans do not give a flying flip about your little intrastate rivalry down south. This is getting SERIOUSLY old.
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Two charged in Hammond bank robbery in which police officer is shot in the leg
HAMMOND, Ind. (AP)—Two Northwest Indiana men face armed robbery charges
after police say they robbed a bank, went outside, and shot an officer who
had just arrived.
Hammond police spokesman Lt. Richard Hoyda said Saturday that the
34-year-old officer was in stable condition and expected to recover from the
wounds he suffered in Friday morning's shooting outside a BMO Harris Bank
branch. The officer suffered three gunshot wounds to one of his legs.
Police have not released the name of the officer, who's been on the force 13
David Hardin and Brealon Miller were arrested following a brief high-speed
car chase. Hardin and Miller, both 24 and from Gary, were charged with armed
bank robbery Friday afternoon in federal court in Hammond.
U.S. Attorney David Capp said the two will remain in federal custody until a
detention hearing scheduled for Thursday.
Hammond Police Chief Brian Miller told the Times of Munster that prosecutors
may also file charges in connection with the officer's shooting. He said
authorities are investigating whether the defendants have any prior criminal
Miller said the two suspects entered the bank and instructed a teller to
hand over money and the teller complied.
He told the Post-Tribune of Merrillville that the officer wounded in the
shooting had just arrived at the bank and had not yet left his squad car
when the suspects fired eight shots at him with a 9mm handgun taken from a
security guard at the bank.
Miller said a civilian driving nearby saw the shooting and followed the two
men in his car, providing police with directions.
He said Hammond police "we were able to box (the suspects) in" with help
from Gary police. Officers recovered two firearms and money believed to have
been taken from the bank. He said the suspects also took at least one
customer's wallet at gunpoint before fleeing on foot. No one inside the bank
was injured.

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A native of Manhasset, N.Y., Alicia Brennan played basketball at Binghamton from 1986-90, and earned her bachelor's degree in biochemistry in 1990. She went on to receive her medical degree from John Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1994.
A four-year standout during a difficult period of transition, Brennan was a 5-foot-11 beacon for the women's basketball program. Despite playing for three different coaches in four years, Brennan graduated as the school's career points (1,229) and rebounds (837) leader. She still ranks among the program's top-10 in 14 different categories.
After averaging 16 points per game as a freshman, Brennan began to gain attention in her sophomore season. In 1987-88, she averaged 17.1 points and 12.6 rebounds per contest, and was named first-team All-SUNYAC. In a February conference game, Brennan pulled down 23 rebounds a mark that still stands as a school-record after the program's first 30 years.
In her junior year, Brennan was elected team captain and again averaged a "double-double" with 13.4 points and 11.6 rebounds. She was a repeat selection as first-team all conference.
In her senior season, the Brennan-led Colonials doubled their win total, advancing to post-season for just the second time in program history. In November she eclipsed the 1,000-point scoring plateau, and then in early December she broke the career scoring mark en route to averaging a scoring-rebounding "double-double" for a third straight year. She capped her final season with all-conference honors.
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DEVELOPER(S): EA Canada
PUBLISHER(S): EA Sports
PLATFORM(S): Xbox 360, PS3
GENRE(S): Sports
RELEASE DATE(S): 13 September 2012
Get excited, people.
EA Sports has just confirmed that EA Canada's NHL 13 will have a demo accessible in Europe on both XBLA and the PlayStation Network.
European Xbox 360 owners gain access to the demo on Xbox Live Arcade from 21 August, while PS3 owners receive it on 22 August via the PSN.
I've put a request in with EA Australia to confirm Australian availability, but we're pretty chummy with our European counterparts, so I'd say (primarily out of hope) it's likely.
If you can, who's going to download the demo to put the game through its paces?
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Live Poultry Growers' and Sellers' Rights Under P&S Trust Provision
The trust provision of the Packers and Stockyards (P&S) Act gives certain kinds of protection to those who sell live poultry or provide growout services to poultry dealers and don't get paid. However, the protection is not available in all cases and is not automatic. To get the benefit of the trust provision, you must understand what the P&S Act does and does not provide, what the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) can and cannot do, and what you as a poultry grower or seller must do to protect your own interest.
Who is covered under the trust provision?
Growers are protected
If you are engaged in raising and caring for live poultry for slaughter by someone else, you are protected under the trust provision. When poultry is produced under a growing arrangement, the law does allow a poultry dealer to pay by the close of the 15th day following the week in which the poultry is slaughtered. A "poultry growing arrangement" is defined as a growout contract, marketing agreement, or other arrangement under which a poultry grower raises and care for live poultry for delivery, in accordance with another's instructions for slaughter. If you have not been paid within this time, then you must make notification as outlined below.
Cash sellers are protected
Cash sellers are protected by the trust provision. A cash seller is one who sells live poultry and does not expressly extend credit. This is not as simple as it may seem, however, and you must be careful about what you agree to and what you sign.
Here are two possible situations that show how you could easily lose your rights under the trust provision:
- Suppose when your poultry is delivered, you are handed a check for the full amount of the purchase price. If you believe that the check is good and you promptly deposit or cash it, you have not extended credit. If, on the other hand, you deliver your poultry and agree to give the buyer time to cover a check that you know is not good, you may lose the benefit of the trust provision. This may be considered an extension of credit rather than a cash sale.
- Suppose when your poultry is delivered, you agree that a check may be handed to you by the close of the next business day. This is not an extension of credit, and you have the benefit of the trust provision. But you lose it if you agree on a longer period because that is considered an express extension of credit.
Read documents carefully before signing
The prompt pay provision of the P&S Act does permit an express credit agreement between buyer and seller. These agreements may be included in small print on various documents. Never sign anything without reading everything, including the small print. Never sign anything you do not understand. By doing so, you could compromise your interest in the trust by raising a question of your intention to sell on a cash basis. The law does not provide for credit on poultry produced under a growing arrangement.
What to do first if you don't get paid
The first thing to do is to give written notice to both the poultry dealer and the closest P&S regional office that the poultry dealer has failed to pay for live poultry or poultry produced under a growout arrangement. The notice can be given by letter, mailgram, or telegram, but it must be in writing. A suggested form for this notice appears below. If you do not give the required written notice, you lose the benefit of the trust provision.
There is a time limit for giving that notice
If a payment instrument is not honored for any reason - for example, a check bounces - you, as a grower or seller of poultry, must give such notice within 15 business days after you receive notice that the instrument is dishonored.
If no payment instrument is received - for example, you do not receive a check - the time limit is 30 days after the date for making final payment.
If you sell live poultry, then you must make notification within 30 days from the close of the next business day following the purchase of the poultry.
If you produce poultry under a growing arrangement, then you must make notification within 30 days from the close of the 15th day following the week in which the poultry is slaughtered.
Do not delay giving your notice or you may lose the benefit of the trust provision.
What is a poultry dealer?
A live poultry dealer is someone who engages in the business of obtaining live poultry under a poultry growing arrangement or by purchase either for slaughtering or for sale to another for slaughter.
Which poultry dealers are subject to the trust provision?
Not all poultry dealers are subject to the trust provision - only poultry dealers whose average annual purchases, sales, or value of poultry produced under a growing arrangement exceed $100,000. Smaller poultry dealers are not subject. If you do not know whether a poultry dealer is subject to the trust provision, contact the closest P&SP regional office.
What property of poultry dealer is subject to a trust?
Not all property of a poultry dealer is subject to a trust under the provision - only poultry bought in cash sales, poultry produced under growing arrangement, inventories, receivables, and proceeds derived from that poultry. Other property is not subject to such a trust - for example, plant equipment and buildings.
What USDA can and cannot do.
USDA can penalize a poultry dealer for failing to pay for poultry or for poultry produced under a growing arrangement, as a violation of the P&S Act. And while these proceedings are in progress, USDA can ask a court to enjoin a poultry dealer from future violations of the P&S Act. However, USDA cannot furnish you with a lawyer to collect payment for you, and it cannot compel a poultry dealer to pay you.
What a court can do.
A court can order a poultry dealer to hold the specified property in trust for the benefit of growers or unpaid cash sellers of poultry who have given the notices as required. A court can only order this upon receiving a written complaint. A complaint may be filed by any grower or unpaid cash seller of poultry.
What you must do after such a court order.
If such a court order is issued - whether USDA or anyone else filed the complaint - you, as an unpaid grower or cash seller, must petition the court to order payment to you from the property held in trust. If you do not, the court may order that property to be distributed to other grower or unpaid cash sellers who file a petition.
The following form can be used for notifying the poultry dealer and the closest P&S regional office that the poultry dealer has failed to pay. Send a copy to each.
Notification to Preserve Trust Benefits
Identification of poultry dealer:
Identification of seller or grower:
Date of transaction:
Date of seller's or grower's receipt of notice that a payment instrument has been dishonored (if applicable):
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Wonderful to have a return to the basics of teamwork and tactics.
- Kakashi figuring out Tobi's ability.
- Killer Bee actually doing something and Tobi defending with a new Uchiha technique.
- More action from Gai.
- Tobi finally taking a real hit.
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Bone Densitometry
What is bone densitometry? Bone densitometry is a scan (test) that measures bone density. A loss of density may increase your risk for osteoporosis. Bone densitometry is also called a dual energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan. DXA scans use x-rays to show if your bones have lost minerals, such as calcium, causing them to become weak. DXA scans are usually done on your hip, spine, or forearm. A DXA scan can also be done of your entire body.
Why do I need a DXA scan? You may need a DXA scan to diagnose osteoporosis, or to check your risk of bone fractures. Your caregiver can also monitor changes in your bone density. A DXA scan is recommended for healthy women 65 years or older, and healthy men 70 years or older. The scan is also recommended for younger women and men who are at high risk for bone loss.
What increases my risk for bone loss?
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Category: Postcrossing related
The postcrossing official forum where you can chat with other members of this project.
Postcrossing twitter for quick updates on the project.
Postcrossing Facebook group for the users of this big social network.
Don't know Kiva yet? It's a great website where little money can make a huge difference. Definitely check this one out.
Universal Postal Union (UPU) recommendations on how to properly format an address in each country
A website with translations to several languages of common sentences used when writing a postcard
Category: Similar projects
The famous and only Bookcrossing Project.
Little things on big adventures.
Allows you to track your Euro bills around the world.
Category: Sites we like or recommend
The Letter Writers Alliance is dedicated to preserving handwritten letters - all sorts of goodies related with that!
The postsecret project allows people to reveal their secrets using postcards.
If you are into mail art, you should check this one out.
An Aerogramme (a letter that folds up into it's own evelope) is a wonderful way to send a message by mail. Int'l Girl Aerogrammes are wonderfully designed and come in several languages.
A great community around knitting.
A wonderful site that allows anyone to bright a sick child's day.
An interesting project for all mail art artists
A travel game website dedicated to children where they can learn about other places in the world and send postcards about it.
Category: Other postcard resources
A blog around mail art that exhibits postcards sent by snail mail to them
A tumblr blog of postcards mail with the answer to the question: "what are you doing, you know, more generally?"
A good starting point for information on stamps, postcards, mailbox and others
A good platform for collectors, and not just of postcards!
We are also in
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- http://www.postcrossing.org
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Boston - Golden Gateways
We have 3 apartments - Choose from 1, 2 and 3bed Apartments!! ~ 1 to 3 guest occupancy ~
5 minutes to Trains: Haymarket T Station and Aquarium T Station, a short walk to the Financial District, Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall, MGH, Boston Wharfs, South and North Station Stations. 10 minute drive from LOGAN AIRPORT ** Parking Lot nearby **
The Furnished WATERFRONT home-away-from-home is the best alternative to hotels. In the heart of Downtown Boston, LITTLE ITALY.
One guest wrote: ' The location was so great, I liked the whole North End area, Felt very safe. It was
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Another guest wrote: ' We loved the area, being in the North End was a huge plus and the convenience of the apt was unbeatable'
*Queen-size beds *Additional sofa
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Life is a mystery, let it unfold on its own. Peace is our inheritance and by it we are enriched.
CZ purchased this apartment in 1999
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Historical, beautiful architecture and lovely people.
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CUCAC Meeting Notice
The University of Washington Community Advisory Committee (CUCAC) will hold its 114th meeting on Tuesday December 13, 7:00 – 8:30 PM at UW Tower.
Items on the agenda will include an update on UW sustainability efforts and a presentation on UW Police Department potential building sites. Both powerpoints in pdf format are posted below.


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Abortion is morally and ethically wrong because two wrongs don't make a right. And what is a wrong, someone could ask? A wrong is an act that goes against what is good for nature and for mankind, is against the natural enviroment, and it cancels out good. How does that figure into abortion? Where does that second wrong come from? It may be wrong to have an abortion, but was it wrong to get pregnant in the first place? It was wrong if the persons involved were not ready to accept the consequences of their actions.
Life is sacred, and to use the life of another for amusement and pleasure is wrong. To look upon procreation as an amusement is wrong. It is a means by which life continues and it is a gift given to those who are mature enough to accept it as it is, not only when it is convenient and appropriate for them.
When out of this fun party a woman becomes pregnant, if is it out of the question to carry the baby to term, what is she supposed to do? She is still in high school, her life is ahead of her, and why should she sacrifice her life for that of baby? It is a little late now to start thinking about what her life that is ahead of her, that should have been an ongoing goal forever in front of her eyes. She is in school and is now faced with the lesson of a lifetime. Who is at fault? Society as whole is at fault. This young girl may indeed be one of its teachers.
The only choice is to go on have the baby, and finish school and live life for two instead of two. That is the only moral thing to do. Help is out there for them, and while life will be hard, a lesson in morality will have been learned. Is she is unable to care for the baby herself, adoption is an option. Far from being a way out, a young mother who loves her baby and wants a good life for this new life, will undergo the pain of separation and allow other loving parents to guide and love her child.
Life is ongoing, and it is serious, and to treat it carelessly is a sure way of being stung by its wrong use. This article only asks about the morality and the ethics of killing a baby while in the uterus, it does not ask about where we all came from initially. Yet considering that question will make all the difference whether abortion is ever an option where life is concerned.
And another question that raises is one that is often heard is overpopulation. What are we to do with all the children that is being born. Will earth be able to feed them? Well maybe it will, and maybe it won't, but the answer cannot be any other than a series of questions:
When will the world wake up and take responsibility for its actions instead of racing on in its pleasure bent course? Is the reproductive act meant to be the commercially available plaything it has become? When will the truth of the fact of the matter emerge from its underground vaults and be studied for the wisdom it will impart? When will the world learn that God's ways are not the ways of the world, but should be?


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Glynne's Soaps is owned and operated by D. Gayle Tabor and Jennifer L. Beddoe. Soon after Jenn finished her Master's Degree in Chemistry, she became interested in more creative outlets for her chemical knowledge. About this time, tragedy struck, as their dog, Franklyn, suffered an unfortunate and untimely death, traceable only to the use of a topical flea treatment. The combination of sorrow and their passionate commitment to not have another pet owner go though what they went though losing Franklyn drove Jenn's search for a safe flea treatment. She formulated All Natural Dog Soap and successfully controlled fleas on their personal dogs. Based on the effectiveness of that soap, Gayle and Jenn thought perhaps others might want to try a safe alternative to topical flea products as well. Glynne's Soaps now makes a full line of natural skin care products for pets and their people.
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- Studio: FilmDistrict
- Release Date: Dec 23, 2011
User Score
Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 80 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Mixed: 4 out of 80
Negative: 51 out of 80
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Jan 20, 2012For the trained or informed viewer the message becomes utterly predictable only after the introduction part of the story. After that it is highly insulting for the Serbs and all factually informed people who personally know about civil war, especially about that tragic region more than what the average Western viewer will ever be allowed to know via their usually available media sources that are not
objective no matter how many times they are keen to repeat that fib.
Seriously good acting and good standard directing for a cherry-popping
movie for Jolie... I wish Angelina could have done it so much better
and fairer with her not really informative story line in her debut that
smells of dubious and occasionally even obvious subjectivity during her
"research" period. On the other hand; if Madonna can get a Golden Globe
for a song nobody really knows, I would not be surprised if she gets an
Oscar for a movie nobody will remember. As long some positive PR spin
done for US policy no matter how deeply stereotypically hypocritical it
is. It's all a game for that part of that franchise; a cruel game of
mirror-mirage distortion in pursuit of the Holy dollar no matter how
dirty or otherwise contaminated the financier's banknote really is and
where it is coming from. Really exposing debut for such a talented
actress and director but from an unexpected and rather dark angle...… Expand
Jan 20, 2012Hollywood history. Topic of this story is subject to much heated debate among historians, lawyers and politicians and one, Hollywood actress is trying to tell us the story in oversimplified and one sided way, which wouldn't be too dangerous if this was some action movie. But this film, pretends to be serious and historical, and one by watching it does not get the full pictures about the events during the period.… Expand
Jan 26, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Shallow and banal. Typical Hollywood version of a war. No wonder it has 3.3 on IMD. Rambo and James Bond movies are art for this peace of garbage that is directed by Angelina Jollie.… Expand
Jan 26, 2012Movie made from one sided view, without any desire to understand and explain to the viewers reality and tragedy of all sides involved in that tragic war
Dec 23, 2011I shows the war for what it was and glosses over nothing, the cast are fantastic and for a first directorial debut Jolie has done a fantastic job. Sure the love story does get a bit bogged down within the torture being shown but the war is more than a backdrop for the movie, it is its own character.
Jan 28, 2012Poor Angelina, been blind for the rape, blood on streets in her own neighborhood, homelessness, poverty , racism, helpless to do anything for her own kind, she goes to a far away country she knows nothing about, to talk about their story.Story she can't understand, less make a movie about. Thus is not surprising that pictures in the movie can't bring anything but brutality, which are not even shocking. To make great movie you have to have some abilities to be intellectual, educated, wise, mature and she has nothing of that. She is not even a Lady, less close to Lady D , she hopes to be. Balkan people are what they are , be muslim, catholic, orthodox Christians they are the same - in way how they love , hate , relate to each other. They share the very same genes, blood, names , language and history and they will continue to have hate and love relationships forever, no matter what other people think .… Expand
Feb 3, 2012No point of making any movie on this subject without knowing these facts unless you just want to ignore them. The must read actual facts address given by the late General Pierre-Marie Gallois on March 25, 2009, in Paris. http://www.balkanstudies.org/articles/understanding-balkan-wars. If you want to make a movie not based on historical facts, than it might as well be a comedy. I was not expecting AJ to be this disrespectful towards victims on all sides especially since she saw real suffering. 5 stars for the cast and the good cinematography. Too bad, this was the opportunity to say something powerful from a romantic perspective. Everyone there was guilty, including the international community, the ones that did nothing and the ones that caused the whole thing and got involved later; (emphasizing Serbs as main villains is not the reality. Showing violence done just by one nationality and expecting to unite people there? All sides were extremely violent. This war is a typical - book example of a divide and conquer situation done by superpowers. As a result you have many head-cases self-elect themselves to do the tortures in the "name of their nations". Horrible reality.
I don't think that the goal of the writer/director was a divide and conquer. Lack of knowledge- yes. After centuries of suffering, damage and dissecting of the Balkans by superpowers conquer what? Another superpower match over who will rule the skies above and the Adriatic? While the citizens in the area end up being just casualties of war!… Collapse
Feb 9, 2012This movie is superficial, shallow, boring and and untrue. Every civil war is tragic with a lot of suffering and if somebody is making a movie first one supposes to learn real facts. AJ made one sided view with lack of understanding what really happened and history in this region- cheap Muslim propaganda with insulting Serbian people and Serbian victims. To bad for somebody who calls herself "humanitarian".… Expand
Dec 29, 2011This movie is intelligent, strongly executed, well-crafted, intense, graphic, and compelling. It is one of the best movies of the year. Jolie did an excellent job for a first time director. I will write a more detailed review later. She was brave for tackling this controversial subject. It is from the victim's point of view and should be viewed circumstantially instead of taking any sides politically or religiously. Zana Marjanovic gives an Oscar-worthy performance. It was so heartbreaking. I was horrified, moved, saddened, and even enlightened at times. It was such a powerful and thought-provoking experience. God bless those people affected by the Bosnian War. It also sheds a light on rape was used as weapon in war. It shines a light on atrocities and brings awareness. I decided to contribute to relief efforts in Bosnia and Yugoslavia after watching this film. This is a fine achievement and should be critically acclaimed especially when compared to fluff like The Artist which got high reviews and is incosequential in comparison. This is the type of movie that could have done well at Cannes. It is a shame she has to overcome media corruption, personal misconceptions, and slander. The nasty comments on Rottentomatoes was really upsetting. Plenty of users gave excellent reviews but the site is just displaying two inflammatory post from her haters who believe lies about her and those type of comments shouldn't even be allowed. You could tell some people were just flaming her and have not seen the film. She is NOT a homewrecker and that bs shouldn't even brought into discussion of the movie anyway. No other actress has to deal with that. That lawsuit had no legitimacy and was based on a false, far-fetched claim
but now you have Fanistons bombarding Rottentomatoes & other sites with ugly attacks that have no basis in truth. Those inflammatory comments should not be allowed on that site. I also want to make note of the fact that Peter Travers review for Rolling Stone was labeled positive here but gotten a rotten rating on the tomatometer. He or the other site needs to fix that. The Salon review was also positive here and labeled rotten on the tomatometer. There is a discrepancy. The rottentomatoes site needs to fix this asap! I really hope by 2012, the ratings will be higher, at around 60% on both sites.… Expand
Jan 26, 2012Utter tripe, people. Very one sided, cheap, gritty and violent. Shows none respect to the victims of the other side, instead the Serbs are shown as penultimate badguys.
Feb 12, 2012this movie is bunch of lies and wrong interpretation of bosnian civil war .bosnian muslims talks about 100000 raped women and 200000 killed , it s not true , and serbs are not only bad guys....
Dec 25, 2011A startling, engrossing, unflinching war drama that is well executed and well acted. If you didn't know who was behind it you'd never guess that it was by a first time director. It can stand alongside other war dramas like The Pianist.
Feb 18, 2012If Angelina wanted to tell a story she should have told it from both angle, because every story has two sides. Bosnians committed crimes during that war also, but nobody mentioned that.
Feb 12, 2012Excellent movie, great cast, true story abut bloody aggression on Bosnia; some people can't stand a truth and would greatly dislike this movie, which should not be any proof on quality of the movie itself. Worth of viewing.
Feb 24, 2012Sadly, a very predictable and simplistic film which could have been much more. No surprise the Academy has ignored it. Simple in that all Serbs are "bad" and all Muslims are "victims". Nothing could be further from the truth. That error ends up diluting this film to one of entertainment with no historical context or perspective. Too bad. The fact is that barbarity was endemic on all sides. Especially amongst the Croats who murdered and raped with the best of them. the Bosnians were no different.… Expand
Feb 19, 2012I just looked at Angelina's film "In the Land of Blood and Honey" and I can say that the movie is fantastic. Well done Angie, you said everything the way it is ... The international community did nothing to stop genocide and ethnic cleansing, about how the war started, not to mention ... smart and educated people know the truth. As for the rape scene, I was frankly a lot of throwing up babies from six months through the window because she was crying ... The film should look at all those who have passed the war, and especially those who speak of him and discussed, and it did not feel any trace. Congratulations to Angie debut on my behalf and on behalf of all my citizens of Sarajevo! "Unlike a number of smart, who will speak to these days or you do not need to go see a movie, I'll tell you - look at their eyes, hear with their ears. If you do not know whether it was indeed shown that - I'll tell you, the first person singular, is - everything I saw and experienced his eyes. to you to accept the truth or to entertain false hopes that we do not live in the land of blood and honey ... it hurts, tough, arduous and at times nauseating movie . But even we were on holiday from 92-95. However, some are. and they especially do not recommend the movie because they will be increased pressure and will say - peace, peace, no one to blame. Until next time .... "… Expand
May 11, 2012Shame, shame, Andrew O'Hehir of Salon.com for rating this film with an "80." You should know better. The script is terrible - it's so bad that all the good things about the movie are irrelevant.
Feb 28, 2012Ignore all the negative user reviews, most of them are made by ultra nationalists Serbs that are full of hate. This movie realistically pictures war crimes done by Serbs in Bosnian war. THESE CRIMES HAPPENED and whoever denies that is no better than people who deny holocaust. Sure directing could be better but this is Angie's first movie and she did a great job for a first one. As someone who lived on Bosnia during the war (and I still live here) I am surprised with level of Realistic details that are put together in this film. Thank you Angie for caring. A solid 7.… Expand
Feb 17, 2012It shows the war for what it was and glosses over nothing, the cast are fantastic and for a first directorial debut Jolie has done a fantastic job. Sure the love story does get a bit bogged down within the torture being shown but the war is more than a backdrop for the movie, it is its own character.
Feb 21, 2012I think the background of the story is something well-informed people should be aware of. This was another Holocaust, although of a smaller scale. I love the fact that Angelina Jolie chose such a serious topic for her directorial and writing efforts. Kudos to her.
Mar 28, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Anglelina Jolie has absolutely no taste in directing a film, no taste. In the land of Blood and Honey is awful, it's script has very little violent story bits to deliver along with violence and depicted war in a romantic setting. The film points in weird direction in its 50 minutes but then tries to fix itself in the climax but doesn't succeed. The climax is very, very hairy when they show disgusting grisly images! I mean is this supposed to be a violent war film or romantic film! Make us understand Ms. Jolie! The climax is not sad but the film makes it terribly sad. In the middle of the movie there are several sexual scenes that are supposed to be in the film? So far we have got Romance, War, Bloody Violent War and sexy stuff. Must Be Kidding. This is a one for my review because the movie was a clichefest but only, only the acting was good.… Expand
Jun 2, 2012For all the nimrods on here giving this film a 0 or 1 for apparent political reasons, it is not a damn documentary. This is a very watchable film. It is long, but holds your interest. This comes from a viewer that is not a fan of foreign films, simply because I grow tired of reading. Anyway, please refrain from downgrading a film to make some sort of misplaced political comment.
Sep 24, 2013I was personally really touched by Angelina's movie, and to me the first 30 minutes of the movie seemed dense and intense. After the first 30 minutes the movie becomes a little tenacious. I understand that some people acuse Angelina to be biased for the benefit of the muslims, but she tried showing both sides. Perhaps it was her intention to emphasize the sorrow of the muslims especially the women's. This is also a point I really like about the movie, that it focuses on women. In some reviews it sais that the violence scenes in the movie are too intense. I do not doubt that the real occurence was less violent, it could have been even worse, so don't blame Angelina for beeing realistic at least in this point. Overmore I don't think someone would have ever complained about that if she wasn't an feminin actress.
Now comes a point that I missed in her movie: although the movie starts from a womens perspective, the main character seems to be Danijel. The spectator has much more chances to identificate himself with him, because he expresses his feelings and the spectator can observe his development. There are many situations in the movie, were I expected Ajla to express her feelings and to tell the spectator her view of the things. But she remains somekind of unaltered throughout the movie. This is a pitty, as Angelina had the chance to show a woman, who really sufferd, not only as a victim but also as a person that still has the freedom to cope with her situation.… Expand
With its broad strokes, this invitation to an important discussion is hard to ignore, but the blood and honey on the table is an unpalatable mix.
The bloody narrative has an oddly bloodless effect. But that's not surprising – not when a film is so eager to double as a lecture.
If viewers are left feeling just as impotent as many of the characters, that may be precisely what Jolie intended for a film that asks nothing more of its audience than to bear witness.


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Senior Bowl giving Dolphins plenty to chew on
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MOBILE, Ala. – Odds are the Dolphins will draft a player or two playing in this week's Senior Bowl.
But who?
Coach Tony Sparano and his staff have the advantage of putting the South squad through the paces all week, while GM Jeff Ireland and the team's personnel people will be here all week watching both squads.
Ireland wouldn't reveal the Dolphins' picks, which will be released next week. But he did say the team has three sixth-rounders, the round where guard Donald Thomas and running back Lex Hilliard went.
Some of the 104 players here this week are sure to last until the later rounds.
To help sort out who's who and what's what, here's some scuttlebutt making the rounds the past few days:- Despite some impressive physical tools, USC safety Taylor Mays will not be able to cover consistently in the NFL.
The 6-foot-3, 231-pound Mays has made a couple of impressive hits downfield in between the numbers, but this hasn't hidden a number of concerns. Observers wonder if he could be cut from the same cloth as Carolina Panthers' LB Thomas Davis.
Davis was a big, hard-hitting safety at Georgia who was moved to LB in the NFL.
SI.com draft analyst Tony Pauline said Mays, despite being timed running the 40 in 4.32 seconds, struggles to pedal in reverse, cannot plant his foot and drive to the ball and cannot go outside the numbers.
The Dolphins could use a safety, and the good news is many believe it's a good class for them.
South Florida's Nate Allen, one of the top prospects, is on the South squad.- The best nose tackle in Mobile isn't Alabama's Terrence "Mount" Cody, but Tennessee's Dan Williams.
Williams had a terrific practice on Wednesday and is playing as well as anyone here.
Williams' weigh-in also went well, unlike Cody, who tipped the scales at a slovenly 370 pounds.
Williams is massive, especially in the lower body, but carries 329 pounds well on his 6-foot-2 frame. He also had his best season as a senior, meaning he's a player on the rise.
- The player having the best week at the Senior Bowl appears to be Penn State defensive lineman Jared Odrick.
Odrick has been dominating for the North squad. At 6-foot-5, 301, he'd be an ideal 3-4 end, a postion where the Dolphins appear to be set.
But the word is the Dolphins love Odrick.
- USC tight end Anthony McCoy is an athletic pass catcher with good size (6-4, 249).
McCoy has made several nice catches down field, flashing impressive speed.
But he's not in the mold of a hard-nosed TE Bill Parcells and Co. prefer.
Alabama's 6-foot-5, 250-pound Colin Peek might better fit the Dolphins' vision for the position.
Sparano had nice things to say about Peek Wednesday.
- The best wide receivers this week have been, in order: Cincinnati's Mardy Gilyard, Florida's Riley Cooper and The Citadel's Andre Roberts.
Gilyard is as dynamic as any skill player here, along with Ole Miss running back Dexter McCluster. McCluster is only 5-foot-8, 165 pounds and listed as a WR, but also played RB in college.
Playing for the South, Cooper and Roberts have caught everything.
Cooper (6-3, 214) uses his body well to and goes up to win the ball. But he ends up catching a lot of passes in traffic because he lacks the speed to separate to defenders.
Roberts can get down field and is fearless.
But even Gilyard, much less Cooper or Roberts, isn't expected to be a No. 1 WR in the NFL, the one thing the Dolphins need at the position.
- One scout said the sleeper of this week's has been University of Virginia defensive back Chris Cook.
Cook is 6-foot-1, 212 pounds and played for Al Groh. The Dolphins don't seem need another CB, but Cook might be a later-round prospect who could be too good to pass up.
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Since WWE needed a filler segment at Money in the Bank 2014 and wanted to showcase Adam Rose a little bit, he was given a quick match against Damien Sandow, who was dressed as Paul Revere. Match was not really all that noteworthy, and Rose got the win after hitting the Party Foul finishing move. This was a segment that belongs more on Monday Night Raw than a pay per view.
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"I still do Hangar 18 but I always liked Lex Luger as a kid and it had been a long time since we'd seen a finisher like that. It was something that I thought I could use, given my size. It also looks impressive so I decided to add it to my arsenal. I once had to pick up Luke Gallows, he's a big guy and sometimes you think 'that's bad on the back' because your compressing your spine. As for Hanger 18, I always give props to Brock Lesnar because that's his move and I use the F5 with the utmost respect but that move is rough on your back too." - Gunner talks about his finishing move
May 6, 2014
While the performers avoided major injuries at Extreme Rules 2014, Rob Van Dam did get beat up a bit, thanks largely to his closing segment with Antonio Cesaro. The former world heavyweight champion suffered cuts and bruises to his face after crashing down on to a trash can while doing his signature Five Star Frog Splash finishing move.
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The triple threat match at Extreme Rules 2014 quickly became a singles match after Jack Swagger was eliminated after a combination of a superplex and flying splash. Antonio Cesaro then won the match by pinning Rob Van Dam after delivering his Neutralizer finishing move on top of a trash can. Zeb Colter and Paul Heyman had minimal involvement.
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In a really one sided match at TNA Sacrifice 2014, Kurt Angle and Willow, who is the alter ego of Jeff Hardy, were able to defeat Ethan Carter and Rockstar Spud. Hardy hit Spud with a Twist of Fate, Angle followed it up with a suplex and Hardy closed things out with his Swanton bomb finishing move for the pin fall victory.
April 27, 2014
In a TNA Sacrifice 2014 match where the loser would be sent to the mental ward, Mr Anderson was able to defeat Sam Shaw by delivering the Mic Check finishing move onto the back of the van and tossing his opponent into the vehicle. TNA Knockout Christy Hemme provided the assistance to Anderson by showing up and distracting Anderson.
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A video featuring the ten best moments of Randy Orton hitting his finishing move, the RKO, on various WWE opponents.
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In the most shocking moment of Wrestlemania 30, the Undertaker was defeated by Brock Lesnar after succumbing to his third F-5 finishing move. The winning streak has come to an end, and the Undertaker is now 21-1 at Wrestlemania. The entire Superdome was shocked and silenced by the moment. The audience angrily chanted at Lesnar, before showing respect to Undertaker.
April 6, 2014
In a grudge match at Wrestlemania 30, John Cena defeated Bray Wyatt via pin fall after delivering his Attitude Adjustment finishing move. There were some interference attempts by Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, but Cena managed to fend them off. Plenty of story telling in the match, and the level of drama was really high.
April 6, 2014
A new 30 Second of Fury video of Trish Stratus doing her finishing move, the Stratusfaction, on a variety of opponents during her WWE career.
March 17, 2014
In a rather interesting move, WWE had Ryback come out to interfere in the match between Miz and Justin Gabriel during the big live event at Madison Square Garden this weekend. Ryback assaulted both performers, but they were able to counter him. Miz and Gabriel both hit their finishing move on Ryback to the enjoyment of the audience.
March 10, 2014
After Monday Night Raw went off the air last night, Big Show and John Cena stormed the ring to save Daniel Bryan from an attack by Kane and Triple H, who managed to escape to the backstage area. Randy Orton, however, was not as lucky, as he was left out there alone with the three baby faces. Each of them hit their finishing move on the WWE champion.
March 4, 2014
While a lot of performers like to slam someone down directly after picking them up for the spinebuster, Arn Anderson likes to make it look a little more realistic by spinning his opponent first. It gives the added effect of momentum and providing more velocity and ferociousness to the finishing move.
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Children know wrong from right. Good from Bad.These sisters know what they want & need to be heard & listened too!So do many others out there. All children need to be respected. Children are not scared to speak in court we are scared of what they have to say! Family Law Court need to Listen in court & let children have their say thats all they have their voices.. Lets LISTENkat Tuesday 3 July, 2012 - 2:53 PM
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Like many, I am a "victim" of the Family Court of Australia. Where a child lives is as contenscious an issue as who they live with. When one parent is made to stay in a place where they have no family support, it is devastating. All other issues aside, the bottom line is that no one parent should have control over where the other parent lives for what can be up to 18 yrs. It should be shared, one parent gets to spend an extended time frame in their country or state, and the other parent could join them if they wish. Thats equality and democratic. What currently happens now is a human rights issue.Jo Jacobus Tuesday 22 May, 2012 - 6:38 PM
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They have too much power for one person over children's lives and their future and are responsible for more deaths, murders & suicides.
Its family breakdowns based on the criminal system because it treats ordinary people like criminals so out of desperation for the love of their children and safety are being forced to behave like criminals.
This sick family court system needs a big overhaul for the suffering children's sake!Lynne Kennedy Thursday 17 May, 2012 - 1:39 PM
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When I received a vintage teacup set as a gift a few years ago I thought, "These are beautiful, but what do I do with them?" For folks with one-bedroom apartments and tiny kitchens, it's hard to find space to display fancy dishes, and its not super often that you invite friends over for tea.
And it turns out, finding vintage teacup sets is easier than I thought! While you can certainly find them on sites like Ebay, they're also readily available at thrift stores for just a few dollars. The Salvation Army is a great place to start, and their site makes it easy to find locations near you. I found sets of vintage teacups for under $10, and individual cups and saucers for as little as $1 at the Salvation Army.
As for what to do with those awesome vintage teacups? Drumroll please… ;)
1. Teacup Candles
If you haven't dabbled in candle-making before, this is a great first project.
- 4 teacups
- hot glue gun & sticks
- 2 lb. block of wax (found at craft store)
- pre-dipped wicks (found at craft store)
- tacky wax (found at craft store)
- wooden skewers or pencils
- Wax coloring and fragrance (found at – you guessed it – a craft store)
- Double-boiler: if you'll be doing this craft a lot, it's a good idea to get an inexpensive one just for candle-making because it's very difficult to fully get the wax out. You can also use a metal bowl over a regular pot.
- Candy or craft thermometer
First, pour water in bottom half of double boiler. Place top half on top. Clip thermometer to side. Melt wax: it should take about ten minutes. While wax is melting, prepare the teacups. Hot glue the cup to the saucer. Take a small bit of Tacky Wax and place it to the center of the bottom of each cup. Press the metal part of the wick onto the Tacky Wax. Place a skewer across the top of the cup. Gently wrap wick around the skewer and cut off the extra.
When wax reaches 180 degrees, turn the heat down. Add coloring when it reaches 175 degrees and fragrance when it reaches 170 degrees. Carefully pour the hot wax into the cups, leaving 1/2 inch at the top. Save the extra wax! You'll need it later. 30 minutes later, poke the center of the candle with a skewer to allow air bubbles to escape. There will be a little well near the center: don't worry, we fix it in a few minutes. 30 minutes after you fix the air bubbles, heat up the extra wax. Pour a little bit to fill in the well in the center of the candle. Once this has hardened, trim the wick to 1/4 inch.
2. Teacup Jewelry Organizer
Most people have jewelry boxes or cute ways to hang earrings, but the truth is that those jewels of yours that get the most use inevitably end up on your nightstand, on your sink, or on the kitchen table. Add a teacup to the mix and keep things contained, but still easy to access.
- teacup and saucer
- jewels!
Hang your dangly earrings on the edge, rings on the saucer, necklaces in the cup. Voila!
3. Redesigned Teacup
This is an easy to way customize one, two, or a whole dozen teacups. You can buy chipped teacups, mismatched ones of different sizes, and create a cohesive set.
- set of teacups
- paintbrushes
- multipurpose craft paint
- optional: paint pens for more intricate designs
For the paint, we used Martha Stewart multipurpose paint which is food and hand-washing safe. In order for it to stay on, you need to cure the paint in the oven. Place the cups and saucers on a baking sheet and preheat the oven to 350. You want the oven to be cool when they're placed inside to avoid cracking. Heat for 30 minutes, and turn the oven off. Allow the cups to cool in the oven and take out when fully cooled.
4. Mosaic Frame
This is a really cute way to recycle chipped or broken teacups. It doesn't have to be limited to a frame, it can be used for almost any flat surface: table, jewelry box, desk, bookshelf.
- teacups
- tile adhesive and spreader (easy to find at any hardware store)
- hammer
- old dish towel
- wooden picture frame (ours was $0.99!)
Wrap a teacup in the dish towel. Summon your inner frustration and smack it a few times with a hammer.
Open up the towel gently: You want the pieces not to be too small, but not to be too big that they're still curved. Begin placing teacup pieces on the frame to plan how you want them to look. Continue smashing the teacup, wrapped in the towel so tiny porcelain shards don't hurt you, until you have enough pieces to cover the frame. I used the two handles to make a heart on the top of my frame!
Remove the pieces from the frame. Cover completely in a layer of tile adhesive. Begin putting the teacup pieces back on the frame. Press with medium-firm pressure for a few seconds as you put each one on, to insure that it bonds with the adhesive. Allow to dry for one hour.
5. Teacup Planter
This is an awesome idea for a housewarming gift or centerpieces for a party. It also looks cute if you just want to make it for yourself – add a little green to your nightstand! We love the idea of using teacup planters as an herb garden in the kitchen.
- teacup and saucer
- soil
- small plant
This is so easy! Just transfer the plant from its original planter to the teacup and fill in with extra soil.
6. Hot Toddy Gift Set
A hot toddy is the perfect drink for winter. Made with honey, lemon, tea, and bourbon, it warms you all the way to your toes and makes the cold weather a little more bearable. This hot toddy gift set is perfect to give for a hostess gift, a get-well gift, or for an anytime-gift! And for Valentine's Day, give to your Valentine and tell him or her that they're "one hot toddy!"
- teacup and saucer
- 2 TrueLemon packets (found in the baking aisle of the grocery store)
- 2 single-serve honey packets
- 2 teabags
- 1 mini bottle of bourbon
- optional: card + Sharpie to write out the recipe
Arrange the lemon packets, honey packets, teabags, and mini-bottle of liquor in the teacup. Write out a Hot Toddy recipe on the cardstock with the Sharpie. Put the recipe in the cup. Place in a square box and wrap using one of HelloBrit's awesome wrapping ideas!
And now, the food portion of today's teacup bonanza.
7. Mini Teacup Pies
These are quick and simple to make if you used pre-made pie crust, and the filling options are endless! We made a quick apple pie filling, utilizing turbinado sugar instead of white sugar in an effort to avoid processed foods.
Ingredients (makes 4 mini pies):
- 1 pre-made pie crust
- 2 granny smith apples
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp nutmeg
- 1/2 cup sugar
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Using a large round biscuit or cookie cutter, cut out eight circles. If you run out of space on the dough, roll it into a ball and re-roll with a rolling pin.
Take one of the circles and gently fit it into a teacup. Roll the edges over to make the crust. Repeat with the other teacups. Core and finely chop the apples. Toss with spices and sugar. Fill the teacups evenly with the mixture.
Place the remaining dough circles on the top of the mini-pies. Cut off excess with a knife and press the edges together with the bottom crust. Using a small knife, slit the top of the dough a few times to allow steam to escape.
Place the cups on a baking sheet and bake in the preheated oven for 45 minutes or until the crust is golden. Perfect for an updated tea party!
8. Tomato Basil Soup & Pesto Grilled Cheese
You've had a cup of soup before, but a teacup of soup is way cuter, and the saucer is perfect for a little grilled cheese action. We recommend using whole wheat bread and Earth Balance instead of butter to make this comfort food a bit healthier.
Soup Ingredients:
- 1 28 oz can crushed tomatoes
- 1 bunch basil
- 1/2 onion
- 3 cloves garlic
- 1 tbsp Earth Balance (or butter)
- 1 cup vegetable broth
In a large pot, melt the Earth Balance on medium heat. Chop onion and basil and mince garlic. Add to pot and cook until soft. Add broth and tomatoes and simmer. Add salt and pepper to taste. And now it's time for the grilled cheese. We used whole wheat bread, pesto, asiago and cheddar cheese. Yum.
9. Curried Chicken Salad Ladies Lunch
Sophisticated and tasty, this is a perfect lunch item for a ladies brunch. In fact, we can imagine a whole teacup theme next time you throw a bridal shower, baby shower, or just feel like a midday get together with the girls.
- 4 bone-in chicken breasts
- 1 tbsp Earth Balance
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1/2 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup plain greek yogurt
- 1/2 apple
- 5 celery stalks
- 2 tbsp dried rosemary
- 1 tbsp cumin
- 1 tbsp curry powder
- 1 tbsp turmeric
- 1 tsp. salt
- 1/2 tsp. pepper
- 1 dash paprika
- Crackers of your choosing
In a large skillet, melt the Earth Balance and olive oil together. Add the chicken breasts and rosemary and cook until golden. While the chicken is cooking, finely chop the apple and celery. Thoroughly mix the remaining ingredients together in a medium-sized bowl. Add the celery and apple and mix again. On a cutting board, use two forks to roughly shred the cooked chicken. Mix well with the chicken salad mixture.
Spoon into the teacups. Arrange crackers on the saucer and serve with a small cheese knife for spreading. Bon appetit!
How would you repurpose vintage teacups for non-tea drinking activities? We'd love to try out your ideas. Leave us a note in the comments below or say hello on Twitter.
Bonnie Irene is a law student who, when not studying or worrying about studying, preserves her sanity by cooking delicious food and making awesome crafts. You can find her blogging about cooking, baking, and crafting at her blog Majestic Domestic follow her on Pinterest.


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It's not unusual for an actor to go off on a Twitter rant, to instigate a feud in 140 characters. Hell, it's pretty much expected behavior. But "Blue Bloods" actress Jennifer Esposito's recent feisty display of tweet rage is unique. First, it's because she dared to break the first rule of show business and publicly engage in a dispute with her network, calling CBS "shameful" for placing her on an unpaid leave from the show. And second, because this may be the first recorded war over gluten.
Deadline reported on Saturday that the actress was taking a leave from her series, and quoted a CBS statement that "Jennifer has informed us that she is only available to work on a very limited part-time schedule. As a result, she's unable to perform the demands of her role and we regretfully had to put her character on a leave of absence. She is a wonderfully talented actress and we hope that she will be able to return at some point in the future."
Esposito immediately shot back in a series of tweets, "CBS put me on unpaid leave and has blocked me from working anywhere else after my doctor said you needed a reduced schedule due to celiac. CBS didn't listen to my doc and I collapsed on set. Which everyone saw! After a week off my doc said I could return to work but CBS implied that I was NOT truly ill and this was a scheme to get a raise! It's been almost two months without bringing me back to work + keeping Me from working anywhere else!… Absolutely shameful behavior."
Esposito has been very public about her experience with celiac disease, an immune system disorder caused by gluten intolerance that affects the small intestine. She maintains a blog devoted to learning " to live again – gluten free," and sells her own flour and pancake mix. On her site, she describes her years of serious and debilitating symptoms, "waking up exhausted, constant stomach problems, raging panic attacks, joint pain, knees buckling, extreme weakness, yellowing of my skin, extreme sinus headaches, numbness, tingling, and hair and nails so weak they would just break off from a simple touch."
She's not alone. A 2009 New York Times story confirmed that celiac disease is on the rise, with diagnoses quadrupling in recent years. Thanks to celiac — as well as trendy best-sellers like the Paleo diet — gluten, found in wheat, barley, rye and other grains, has in the process become the dietary bad guy du jour. The gluten-free industry is now a $4.2 billion business. Adding fuel to the fire, just last month, plain old wheat made headlines when cardiologist Dr. William Davis called it a "perfect, chronic poison."
Yet on the Web, the reactions to Esposito's story can be neatly divided between those who empathize and those who think this is some spoiled actress's crazy diet issue. At Deadline, she's either being "a baby" trying to "get sympathy for being a celiac" who's acting "unprofessional, entitled" or she's like those who concur, "I almost died from this thing. Celiac is a multi-system disease and can be devastating." On TV Line, another commenter with celiac noted, "Try being in pain all the time. Let me know how that goes for you."
Reports Monday that the actress and CBS were trying to reopen work negotiations were unconfirmed by both sides. Of course, now that the 39-year-old, who's been on the show for three seasons, has gone public with her network dispute, an amicable return to the fold seems less and less likely. Didn't we all learn that, in different ways, from Katherine Heigl and Charlie Sheen?
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Between 2010 and 2011, industrial sector net energy use increased 6.9 percent to 291.7 trillion British thermal units (Btu). Total energy consumption attributed to the industrial sector in 2011 was 371.9 trillion Btu, an increase of 6.0 percent from 2010. Petroleum use decreased 2.2 percent. Coal use increased 49.5 percent, renewable energy use increased 10.2 percent, electricity use increased 3.7 percent, and natural gas use increased 1.8 percent from 2010. Renewable energy consumption was comprised of ethanol, losses and co–products, and wood and waste.
In 2011, almost all of the industrial sector energy needs were met by renewable energy (38.9 percent), natural gas (30.0 percent), electricity (12.4 percent), and petroleum products (12.2 percent). Six point five (6.5) percent of the energy consumed in the industrial sector was coal. The majority of the petroleum products consumed by the industrial sector were diesel fuel (67.4 percent), asphalt and road oil (14.9 percent), motor gasoline (9.0 percent), and propane (7.5 percent); the rest of the products each comprised less than one percent.
Other petroleum products include sixteen (16) separate products, all of which are assigned to the industrial sector. The sixteen products are: aviation gasoline blending components; crude oil; motor gasoline blending components; natural gasoline, including isopentane; pentanes plus; petrochemical feedstocks, naphtha; petrochemical feedstocks, other oils; petrochemical feedstocks, still gas; petroleum coke; plant condensate; special naphthas; still gas; unfinished oils; unfractionated streams; waxes; and miscellaneous. Miscellaneous products vary from inexpensive (absorption oils similar to kerosene) to very expensive (hydraulic fluids) products. The greater part of the miscellaneous product line consists of finished petrochemicals, especially the aromatic hydrocarbons: benzene, toluene, and the xylenes.


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Weather wonders: 'Whiteout' = meteorological term with two meanings
One of the terms that High Plains residents do not like to hear during winter is "whiteout," but the term can mean different things to different people.
"'Whiteout' is one of those meteorological terms with more than one definition," said Mary Knapp, who is the state climatologist for Kansas. "Here in the Plains, it generally refers to a situation in which blowing snow has reduced visibility to near-zero."
In polar regions, however, it refers to an optical phenomenon in the atmosphere, which engulfs the observer in a white glow, Knapp said. The observer can see things, but the horizon and the clouds are indistinguishable. So, objects appear to "float," and the observer's sense of depth and orientation is lost.
"In the air during a polar whiteout, you can't tell up from down," she said.
The polar version of a whiteout usually occurs in areas of unbroken snow with a uniformly overcast sky, the climatologist said. The Plains version occurs when strong winds combine with a light powdery snow.
Knapp is in charge of the Kansas Weather Data Library, based at Kansas State University.
Information about Kansas weather is available on its website: http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/wdl/. Her "Weather Wonders" audio reports are also available on the K-State Research and Extension/Kansas Radio Network website at http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/radio/.
Date: 12/31/08