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The Howling (1981) is a werewolf horror film directed by Joe Dante and scripted by John Sayles, loosely based on the book of the same name by Gary Brandner.After a bizarre and near-fatal encounter with serial killer Eddie "The Mangler" Quist, television anchorwoman Karen White is left traumatized and in dire need of a rest. Her psychiatrist sends her and her husband to The Colony, a rural retreat where select patients go to relax and participate in group therapy. However, Karen notices that The Colony appears to be populated by a number of odd characters, which together with the remote location and the strange howling she hears at night soon lead Karen to believe that something is very wrong here. When she starts looking into The Colony's affairs, the apparent resurrection of Eddie Quist soon proves to be the least of her problems... The Howling was followed by seven sequels, the most recent in 2011.
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New Delhi: The Hindi film industry is an ever growing business where each Friday brings some new faces to the forefront. 'Ye Stupid Pyar' has also brought two fresh actors to the public's court.
It's less than 24 hour for Jatin Khurana and Noopur Patwardhan to go public for the first time.
'Ye Stupid Pyar' revolves around Abhishek Khurana (Jatin) who marries Neha (Noopur) on a trip to India. Neha just refuses to like Abhishek who tries everything possible to please her.
'Ye Stupid Pyar' revolves around Abhishek Khurana (Jatin) who marries Neha (Noopur) on a trip to India.
But the story comes to a cross road when Abhishek meets his college girlfriend Simran.
Word of mouth publicity is still the chief reason behind the commercial success of any film but no film can depend on whispering publicity only. The team of 'Ye Stupid Pyar' has not shown much zeal for the promotions and thus the film has not created a buzz till now. This may hamper the producer's plan who will have to solely depend on the performance of the film.
The basic plot line does not look extraordinary and the lack of acting skills is noticeable in whatsoever in the name of promo is available.
The director Rakesh Jain is not a known name either. The official site of the film describes Jain as someone who has been associated with the film industry for more than two decades. Rakesh Jain also seems to have a fair bit of exposure to the world cinema as he is a frequent to major film festivals including hot spots like Cannes, Berlin and Hong Kong. So the audience will not commit a mistake in expecting at least a well crafted film from him.
Vipin Patwa has controlled the music department of the film which appears to be one of the better managed divisions of the film. 'Lamha Lamha' and 'Tere Naam Se' start almost on the same note but KK's voice comes into its traditional groove after some seconds in 'Tere Naam Se'.
Overall the album seems like a half hearted effort to create some trendy tunes. Some may find it largely inspired from Mahesh Bhatt's films.
'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl' and 'Lanka' are releasing simultaneously with 'Ye Stupid Pyar'. Yash Raj Films is leaving no stone unturned to promote their film and 'Lanka' has Manoj Bajpayee's name associated to it, so 'Ye Stupid Pyar' will find it difficult to receive initial enthusiasm from the audiences.<iframe width="100%" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/4Y7lSJsHL7E" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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Frank Van Renesselear, Tuesday, 6-10-14 June 11, 2014Posted by The Space Show in Uncategorized.
Tags: " SpaceX, 3D Printing, AF national security launches, Apollo 12, Apollo 8, Apollo flight controller booster, capital markets and space, commercial lunar ventures, commercial space, entrepreneurial space, Falcon 9. , Franklin (Frank) Van Rensselear, fuel depots, Google Space, heavy lift, international space participation, ISS, military aerospace, NASA, NewSpace, NRC HSF Study Report, RD-180, reusability., Russia and US dependency, Schafer Corp, Skybox Imaging, SLS, space budget issues, space infrastructure, space settlement, Space Shuttle, Strategic Business Development, suborbital science missions, suborbital space tourism, U.S. budget issues, ULA
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Guest: Franklin (Frank) Van Rensselaer, Jr. Topics: Schafer Corp Aerospace & Strategic Business Development, commercial space, markets, capital. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the Space Show blog, http://thespaceshow.wordpress.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation of our copyright and are not permitted without prior written consent, even if for your own use. We do not permit the commercial use of Space Show programs or any part thereof, nor do we permit editing, YouTube clips, or clips placed on other private channels & websites. Space Show programs can be quoted, but the quote must be cited or referenced using the proper citation format. Contact The Space Show for further information. In addition, please remember that your Amazon purchases can help support The Space Show/OGLF. See http://www.onegiantleapfoundation.org/amazon.htm. For those listening to archives using live365.com and rating the programs, please email me as to why you assign a specific rating to the show. This will help me bring better programming to the audience.
We welcomed Frank Van Rensselear to the program to discuss Schafer Corp and various commercial space topics and issues. Our program was an hour long so we had only one segment. We started our discussion with by talking with our guest about his experience as an Apollo Flight Controller and he described his position as The Booster. He shared some of his experiences with us, especially for Apollo 8 and Apollo 12 which was hit by lightening shortly after launch. Frank was also on the job through Skylab and the ASTP. Listen and enjoy the history. We then jumped into his experiences in commercial space and his having developed over $300 million in new business when he was with the Harris Corporation. Our guest was asked about the newly released NRC Pathways Human Spaceflight Study and he said he basically agreed with it in that we do not have enough money, we can't do meaningful and inspiring projects, and overall he suggested this was demeaning to the country. We talked for several minutes about tight budget issues for NASA and the way congress and the American people set priorities which do not seem to include human spaceflight. I suggested this is a choice & asked how we get policy and budget pros within the system to make different choices in support of HSF. Frank was asked if Constellation had not been cancelled if we would be in a similar position today with our dependency on Russia and related issues. He did not think so but listen to his full response. We talked about the RD-180 engine and the likelihood that congress will appropriate funds to make a U.S. replacement engine. This brought up the need for such an engine if we have Delta and soon will have Falcon 9 which still gives us two independent launchers for high value national security payloads. Frank had lots to say on this subject, on SpaceX and ULA, along with the importance of these national security satellites and launches. John in Tucson emailed him about SLS on which our guest also had much to say. But as long as we are focused on tight budget issues, the program has been & will be disappointing. Again, you don't want to miss all of his comments on this issue. Military space was a discussion topic as was public opinion suggesting space is not that relevant any more. We talked about Inspiration Mars being able to inspire but we both doubted it would happen. Tony called in to ask about reusability & why the space shuttle was compromised and reusability taken out. In the end, our guest suggested that reusability would be key to our space future. Next, we talked about Schafer Corp and its activities. We learned that they consult and work with several NewSpace companies and they are hiring but typically they go for experienced engineers, not fresh out college grads. I asked Frank for his perspective on the recently announced Google purchase of Skybox Imaging for $500 million. This too was a most interesting discussion you do not want to miss. Other topics during our program included billionaire space investors, suborbital tourism, space settlement, and commercial space growth by sectors. Here we talked markets, needed infrastructure and capital acquisition for lunar projects and the like. Our guest talked about the need for government sponsored infrastructure in advance of lunar commercial projects and suggested only government was capable of footing the bill for the needed infrastructure. He said raising the actual capital was a challenge and that at this time, it would really be uphill for lunar ventures. In his concluding remarks, he said he was bullish for commercial space and private space companies and that going commercial was a good thing as it has & will bring in fresh ideas & projects. His final question was about 3D printing for space.
Please post your comments/questions on TSS blog. You can reach our guest through the Schafer Corp website, http://www.schafercorp.com or me.
Rand Simberg, Bill Simon, EVOLOTERRA, Tuesday, 7-16-13 July 17, 2013Posted by The Space Show in Uncategorized.
Tags: " Rand Simberg, " U.S. Civil Space Policy, "Safe is Not An Option, Apollo 11, Apollo 8, ceremonies, Cold War, Evoloterra, July 19 launch date, July 20 Moon Landing., Passover Seder, Return to the Moon, SLS, space as a religion, space entrepreneurs, space settlement, technology development, U.S. Congress & space, VAB at KSC, William (Bill) Simon
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Rand Simberg, Bill Simon, EVOLOTERRA, Tuesday, 7-16-13
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Guests: Rand Simberg, William (Bill) Simon. Topics. We talked about Evoloterra (www.evoloterra.com) & its meaning. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the Space Show blog, http://thespaceshow.wordpress.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation of our copyright and are not permitted without prior written consent, even if for your own use. We do not permit the commercial use of Space Show programs or any part thereof, nor do we permit editing, YouTube clips, or clips placed on other private channels & websites. Space Show programs can be quoted, but the quote must be cited or referenced using the proper citation format. Contact The Space Show for further information. In addition, please remember that your Amazon purchases can help support The Space Show/OGLF. See www.onegiantleapfoundation.org/amazon.htm. We welcomed back Rand Simberg and Bill Simon for our annual Evoloterra program which remembers and honors the first time humans left Earth for another planet. Apollo 11 launched for the Moon on July 19, 1969 and landed on the Moon on July 20, 1969. You can learn more about Evoloterra and actually do the ceremony this Saturday evening, July 20, with your friends and families by visiting www.evoloterra.com. Click on the astronaut's helmet to go to the pdf of the Evoloterra ceremony.
In the first segment of our 1 hour 33 minute program, we started out by asking Rand if his new book, "Safe Is Not An Option: Overcoming The Futile Obsession With Getting Everyone Back Alive That Is Killing Our Expansion Into Space" was completed and if he would have it with him for autograph sales at the upcoming NewSpace Conference. Rand and Bill talked about the focus of the book for those not familiar with it, I offered Rand comments from various Space Show guests, and we then connected the dots with the primary focus of the book to the purpose of our program tonight, Evoloterra. You can find out more about Rand's book by visiting http://safeisnotanoption.com. Bill and Rand then discussed Evoloterra and its significance, plus they talked about the story being told in Evoloterra from the beginning of Earth 14 billion years or so ago to our first leaving Earth for the Moon. This year, we wove in space policy, the budget, and also human spaceflight risk taking which is what Rand talks about in his book. Rand repeated many times over what he has been saying for a long time, including on The Space Show, that space is not important to the policy planners in the government unless they have space jobs in their districts. Rand brought up the issue of space settlement and he cited Steve Wolfe's new book, "The Obligation," as a must read on the subject. Listeners asked about the ceremony, & if it was attempting to make space & the Moon landing into some sort of religion. Rand talked then talked about government policies that took us to the Moon for the wrong reasons (military in the Cold War) and subsequent policies that have hobbled us in opening up the space frontier. As the segment was ending, our guests talked about Evoloterra celebrating a long time line of individual accomplishments, all of which together, enabled us to leave Earth for the Moon for the first time.
In our shorter second segment, our guests talked about delegating space policy to congressional committees and what the significance of doing that has meant for space policy. They spoke about the VAB at KSC and our failure to make use of it to maximize our space policy after the Apollo program ended. Rand had more to say about our Cold War policy and its impact on space policy and development. He suggested there have been many possible alternative trajectories for technology development over the years which we missed out on. Our guests talked about the fact that the entrepreneurs will lead the way to space development but they also explained the ongoing importance of constructive government policy. In response to several questions, our guests said many times over that the Evoloterra ceremony does not solve problems and we should not expect it to influence policy makers. Rand mentioned an earlier Evoloterra Space Show program where we read the ceremony. You can find that program at http://archived.thespaceshow.com/shows/1818-BWB-2012-07-20.mp3. Margaret Jordan, the additional Evoloterra author was with us for this program and the reading of the Evoloterra ceremony.
If you have comments/questions for our guests, please post them on The Space Show blog. You can email Rand & Bill through me.
Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Tuesday, 3-26-13 March 27, 2013Posted by The Space Show in Uncategorized.
Tags: " Falcon 9 launches, " SpaceX, "Genesis, Antares launch vehicle, Apollo 8, Ariane 5 & 6, Bigelow Aerospace, caving, commercial space, fuel depots, fusion rocket., Golden Spike, human factors for long duration spaceflight, ILS, Inspiration Mars, Iranian rockets, launch market, NASA HSF, NASA public outreach, NASA science missions, NASA Sequestration, North Korean rockets, Orbital Sciences, Proton rocket, reusable launch systems, RLV demand, RLV economics, Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Sarah Brightman & ISS, Senator Rubio, space markets, spaceports, Stratolaunch, suborbital flight., The Story of Apollo 8, Virgin Galactic powered test flights
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Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Tuesday, 3-26-13
Guest: Robert (Bob) Zimmerman. Topics: Space news, company updates, and more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the Space Show blog, http://thespaceshow.wordpress.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation of our copyright and are not permitted without prior written consent, even if for your own use. We do not permit the commercial use of Space Show programs or any part thereof, nor do we permit editing, YouTube clips, or clips placed on other private channels & websites. Space Show programs can be quoted, but the quote must be cited or referenced using the proper citation format. Contact The Space Show for further information.
We welcomes Bob Zimmerman back for a two hour wide ranging discussion on space news, company updates, sequestration, policy, and more. Be sure to check out his blog, http://behindtheblack.com. Bob started out talking about the e-book release of his book, "Genesis, The Story of Apollo 8." He then talked about the upcoming Falcon 9 launches, their importance and significance. Bob mentioned ILS and the Proton rocket which is having its problems causing insurance rates to rise. He said the Russians will absorb all insurance cost increases to keep Proton at a price advantage point. This opened the door to a discussion about SpaceX and price competiveness in the launch industry. Bob switched gears to the suborbitals and said we should be seeing Virgin powered tests soon. He also talked about Stratolaunch per a recent Parabolic Arc article. Bob was talking reusability and the RLV so I asked him if he was aware of economic analysis and data that was not supportive of an RLV short of a substantial increase in launch demand. Bob had much to say about this with his opinion. The RLV economic issue continued to be discussed in both segments of our program. Tim called in about it as well. We talked about Sen. Rubio and his budget amendment suggesting NASA divest itself of unused assets & use the saved money for commercial space. Bob then brought up sequestration and the announcement that NASA will be shutting down all public outreach but they will keep their PR arm going for their projects and missions. We also mentioned Sarah Brightman and both her ISS and Virgin space tourism efforts. Near the close of this segment, Inspiration Mars was discussed and as you will hear, Bob is skeptical, citing human factors & other reasons for his opinion. Larry asked about North Korean rockets and threats to the U.S. west coast. Bob said he took them seriously though their rocket was not yet ready for prime time. Bob also threw in Iranian rockets and threats and said he was more concerned about advances by Iran than N. Korea at this time.
In segment two, we talked about both the science side of NASA and the HSF side. I'm sure you will find the comparison and mission summaries of interest. John called in from Atlanta to raise yet again the question of reusability. He thought it would be enhanced with the use of orbiting fuel depots. Bob was skeptical. Don't miss this discussion. I asked both Bob and John about Inspiration Mars, Jim emailed in a comment about Falcon 1 relative to comments being made by Bob, and we talked about the upcoming Orbital Sciences Antares launch. We got into the subject of risk taking and Bob and I talked about mining risks as well as caving risks. As Bob is an accomplished caver, he had much to say about both mining and caving. Near the end, we got a call about various spaceports in different states and spaceport commercial success so far. Bob concluded saying that we are in an unstable world which could absolutely adversely impact all aspects of space and commercial space development and progress.
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Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Monday, 12-10-12 December 11, 2012Posted by The Space Show in Uncategorized.
Tags: " Robby the Robot., " SpaceX, "Forbidden Planet, "Genesis: The Story of Apollo 8: The First Manned Mission to Another World", Antares, Apollo 8, Arianne 5, Arianne 6, Baikonur Cosmodrome, Commercial Crew, Dragon, Dream Chaser, drones on Mars, EMLD, ESA, Falcon 9. , Golden Spike, heavy lift, ISS, James Webb Space Telescope, launch industry, lunar farside missions, manned space exploration, NASA budget cuts, NASA Mars Program, Orbital Sciences, Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, secondary payloads, sequestration, SLS, SpaceShip2, Stratolaunch, Virgin Galactic, XCOR
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Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Tuesday, 7-3-12 July 4, 2012Posted by The Space Show in Uncategorized.
Tags: " SpaceX, Apollo 8, AT&T, B612 asteroid project, bats, Boeing CTS 100, budget sequestration, Cern, Chinese space docking, citizen science projects, climate change, culture on the space frontier, Delta IV Heavy, Dragon Capsule, Dream Chaser, East Coast 2012 heat wave, East Coast power grid outages, electromagnetic pulse (EMP)., Falcon 9 reusability, Falcon 9. , FAR, global warming, government vs. private space, Higgs boson, Lox paraffin hybrid rocket motor/fuel, Mars one, Orbital Sciences Cygnus/Antares, Orion capsule, particle physics, Planetary Resources, public/private partnerships, Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Russian space program, SAA, Skylon, space shuttles, suborbital flights, Telstar 1, white nose fungus
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Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Tuesday, 7-3-12
Guest: Robert (Bob) Zimmerman. Topics: Recent space news and announced projects. You are invited to comment, ask questions, and discuss the Space Show program/guest(s) on the Space Show blog, http://thespaceshow.wordpress.com. Comments, questions, and any discussion must be relevant and applicable to Space Show programming. Transcripts of Space Show programs are not permitted without prior written consent from The Space Show (even if for personal use) & are a violation of the Space Show copyright. We welcomed Bob Zimmerman back to the show. Check out his blog at www.behindtheblack.com. We started off our first long segment (90 minutes) by mentioning the 50th anniversary of Telstar 1, the death of our friend, Al Zaehringer, AT&T and our early space program, plus the word coming from CERN that they may have found the Higgs-Boson particle. I then asked Bob to comment on the global warming statements being made about the current East Coast heat wave, followed by comments by Newt about the power grid outages and a taste of what an EMP would be like. We then turned to space and Bob talked about the recent success with Dragon and Falcon 9. He then talked about government space programs as compared to private programs. Throughout our 135 minute discussion, he reiterated his opposition to space programs, making it clear that he does not want a "program" and why. Let us know on the blog if you agree with him. Bob suggested we were in a period of space revolution and that it would be very exciting over the next five years. He talked about SpaceX compared to the Russians and the Chinese. He did say we were in competition with them for control of space and this led us to a discussion about culture and the space frontier. We talked about recently announced projects, Planetary Resources, Mars One, and one by the B612 Foundation. He thought B612 was the only real one of the three. Terry called from Texas to discuss using an Orion for a LEO mission, the Falcon Heavy for a Moon mission, Delta IV heavy and SLS. Jerry called in from Florida and among our topics were frontier development, the Oregon Trail, the CERN reactor in Switzerland rather than in Texas, and more. No space programs per Bob's preferences again came up. Let us know your thoughts about these issues on the blog. As the segment ended, Bob was asked about Skylon which was the subject of yesterday's program.
Tim's call started our second segment & he asked about a lox paraffin hybrid rocket motor. We also talked about the space shuttle & its capabilities. While Bob praised aspects of shuttle, he said the program was a failure. I did not agree with him but listen and let us know what you think regarding this issue. Note that as the program ended, Martin sent us info on the hybrid motor mentioned earlier by Tim so check out www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9erCLJ5KVg as Brian Cantwell delivered a presentation at Stanford on the state of the art of hybrid rockets. Bob then updated us on the bat situation with the white nose fungus. As our program ended, Bob talked about upcoming events starting with Orbital's Cygnus/Antares debut, Dream Chaser and other competitors. He had some brief comments about the suborbital industry and citizen science projects and concluded by saying we were no longer in a holding pattern re commercial space.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A Sun Prairie woman will serve a year in prison for a fatal crash that happened after she was texting while driving.
Dane County Circuit Judge Stephen Ehlke on Friday rejected recommendations of probation for 21-year-old Stephanie Kanoff. Kanoff also will serve two years of extended supervision after her prison time.
Kanoff choked up as she told the judge she is sorry for the crash.
A jury found Kanoff guilty in July of homicide by negligent driving in the death of University of Wisconsin-Madison student Dylan Ellefson. The 21-year-old was behind his disabled car when he was struck by Kanoff's minivan on Oct. 24, 2010.
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A 20-month-old baby undergoes surgery Monday after the child's mother, reportedly seeking the attention of the baby's father, allegedly throws the child out of a vehicle moving about 30 to 40 miles per hour, the Franklin Parish Sheriff's Office (FPSO) reports.
According to FPSO, the baby's mother, Lasasha Allen, 23, of Winnsboro, allegedly had sent an attention-seeking text to the baby's father, prior to the incident, telling him that the child had fallen out of her vehicle and had sustained injuries.
Sheriff Kevin Cobb tells KATC that Allen's text allegedly did not evoke an intended reaction from the baby's father, so Allen reportedly "staged" the baby's fall from the vehicle by driving the vehicle out to a rural location on LA 865, opening the passenger door, and forcing the child's exit from the vehicle.
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The sheriff explained that Allen stated her intention was only "to inflict minor damage" to her child to keep from being "caught in a lie with the child's father.
Allen is charged with attempted second degree murder and is in custody at the Franklin Parish Detention Center. Her bond has been set at $750,000.
Allen's injured child and her five other children have been placed in the custody of Child Services, Cobb said.
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TV Ratings: Super Bowl XLVIII Dips in Preliminary Returns
The 2014 game, broadcast on Fox, ranks fifth among Bowl broadcasts after the Seahawks post the most lopsided victory in over 20 years.
Sunday's much-hyped Super Bowl XLVIII, which saw the Seattle Seahawks topple the Denver Broncos in a near shutout, is not on track to break any records. Early returns for the climax of the 2013-14 NFL season give the game a 47.6 preliminary household rating and a 70 share. Down from last year, that puts it in the top five in metered market history.
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Last year's game, which pulled a then-record 48.1 household rating in early returns, went on to miss out on an all-time record with 108.41 million viewers. (The biggest Super Bowl, and the biggest event in U.S. TV history, came in 2012 with 111.3 million.)
Final ratings, including a total viewership tally, will arrive later on Monday -- but the lopsided outcome of the game likely brought an audience drop-off later in the game. The first half of the game saw the Broncos fail to put any points on the scoreboard. The final 43-8 score was the most lopsided since the 1993 Super Bowl.


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Apricot Orange Gelatin Salad
This delicious salad adds color to any table with its combination of fruity-fizzy ingredients.
10 Servings
Prep: 15 min. + chilling
2 cans (16 ounces
) apricot halves
Dash salt
2 packages (3 ounces
) orange gelatin
1 can (6 ounces) frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 cup lemon-lime soda
Drain apricots, reserving 1-1/2 cups juice; set apricots aside. In a
small saucepan, bring apricot juice and salt to a boil over medium
heat. Remove from the heat; add gelatin, stirring until gelatin is
In a blender, combine the orange juice concentrate, lemon juice and
reserved apricots; cover and process until smooth. Add to gelatin
mixture along with soda; mix well. Pour into a 6-cup mold coated
with cooking spray. Cover and refrigerate until firm. Unmold and
transfer to a serving plate. Yield: 10 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
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Throughout October, 772 low-income New Mexicans across the state received free legal services from 216 volunteer attorneys, under the guidance of the Access to Justice Commission, co-chaired by Chief Justice Petra Jimenez Maes and Judge Sarah Singleton.
The legal fairs serve the dual purpose of bringing attention to the increased need for pro bono services and commending those lawyers who volunteer year round. Events were held in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Roswell, Silver City, Deming, Taos, Portales, Farmington, Alamogordo, and Ruidoso.
Judge Sylvia LaMar, chair of the 1st Judicial District ATJ Committee, said 45 people were helped in Santa Fe at its consumer law clinic at a senior center, while 200 received consultations with attorneys at the Law-La-Palooza event at an Albuquerque North Valley senior center.
The participation of social and legal service providers, as well as support from the State Bar Paralegal Division and UNM law students contributed to the success in Albuquerque, reported 2nd Judicial District co-chairs Judge Alan Malott and Judge Shannon Bacon. In addition, the Supreme Court Law Library provided research assistance and access to the Internet and printers in Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
In Las Vegas, attorneys assisted 33 individuals, and in Roswell, 80 people were helped. In Silver City, 15 individuals attended a family law clinic, and 65 people were served by 18 attorneys at another event there. In Deming, 49 people were assisted, and 28 people received help at the Portales/Clovis Ask-a-Lawyer event.
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Meanwhile, lunchtime CLE programs were held in Santa Fe, Taos, Portales, Farmington, and Gallup. In Santa Fe, more than 50 attorneys attended a CLE held in conjunction with the 1st Judicial District Bar Association, with Judge Nan Nash presenting "Ethical Issues in Pro Bono." In Taos and Gallup, Dorene Kuffer presented "The Ethics of Limited Presentation," and Erin Olson gave the talk in Portales. Daniel Abeyta's gave his CLE talk, "Ethics of Unbundling: Rules of Limited Representation and Pro Bono Clinics," in Farmington.
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The usual tag editor features are supported like extracting tag information from filenames, renaming files based on their tags by using patterns and basic tag editing.
Then there're Functions, which can do things like replace text, trim it, do case conversions, etc. Actions can automate repetitive tasks. Doing web lookups using Amazon (including cover art), Discogs (does cover art too!), FreeDB and MusicBrainz is also supported. There's quite a bit more, but I've reached my comma quota.
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It is the exact equivalent of Mp3tag and itself is the best tag edit for linux, I love it!!
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Capital One Financial Corp.'s (COF, $69.14, +$2.09, +3.12%) second-quarter profit soared from a year earlier as the credit-card lender's provision for credit losses fell and revenue increased slightly. The lender's results topped analyst expectations.
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.'s (CMG, $408.97, +$32.22, +8.55%) second-quarter profit grew 7.6% as the burrito chain reported a jump in sales tied to increased customer traffic and an extra day in the quarter. Results topped Wall Street estimates.
Hospital operator Community Health Systems Inc. (CYH, $43.16, -$4.15, -8.77%) slashed its second-quarter earnings forecast and said it was served with an additional subpoena from the government as part of an investigation into Medicare admissions. Also lower were shares of Health Management Associates Inc. (HMA, $15.65, -$0.69, -4.22%), Lifepoint Hospitals Inc. (LPNT, $49.74, -$1.62, -3.15%) and Tenet Healthcare Corp. (THC, $42.65, -$1.05, -2.40%).
Cubist Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s (CBST, $56.43, +$4.85, +9.40%) second-quarter earnings fell 65% as the biopharmaceutical company was hurt by higher costs that more than offset double-digit revenue growth. Still, results topped analysts' estimates.
General Electric Co. (GE, $24.72, +$1.09, +4.61%) said the global economy ticked up a bit in the second quarter, helping to spur profit growth at most of its industrial divisions. Earnings beat expectations and Chief Executive Jeff Immelt said second-quarter growth in orders for big-ticket industrial equipment and services was strong in the U.S., while emerging markets "remained resilient."
Google Inc.'s (GOOG, $896.60, -$14.08, -1.55%) profit and sales continued to climb in the recent quarter, but deceleration in the growth of its main business of selling search advertising reignited concerns about the impact of mobile devices and the Web giant's push into lower-margin businesses. The results were lower than what Wall Street was expecting.
Medical-products maker Hologic Inc. (HOLX, $21.67, +$1.70, +8.51%) said Robert Cascella has stepped down as chief executive for personal reasons, and the company has brought back Jack W. Cumming. The company said fiscal third-quarter results will be essentially in line with consensus. That news "will likely be met with a sigh of relief as we believe some investors had been bracing for worse," said Leerink Swann.
ICU Medical Inc.'s (ICUI, $68.53, -$6.06, -8.12%) second-quarter earnings fell 19% as the medical-products maker recorded lower sales from its critical-care business. The company also lowered its full-year outlook.
Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG, $392.67, -$28.81, -6.83%) slashed its forecast for sales growth this year as the company deals with increasing concerns about its da Vinci surgical-robot systems. Intuitive Surgical disclosed a number of issues that have derailed growth in the use of its robots to perform hysterectomies, a primary catalyst for sales of the company's systems and surgical instruments.
ManpowerGroup's (MAN, $65.69, +$3.85, +6.23%) second-quarter profit rose 66% as the temporary-staffing company saw lower costs and strength in its Americas division. The company's earnings solidly beat market expectations and Manpower forecast current quarter earnings above analysts' estimates.
Microsoft Corp. (MFST, $0.07, -$0.01, -7.88%) took a $900 million charge related to slashing the price of its struggling Surface tablet computer, highlighting the company's struggle to fit into the new tech world dominated by mobile devices. The software giant revealed the charge with its fourth-quarter report, which was below Wall Street expectations.
Shares of restaurant-reservations manager OpenTable Inc. (OPEN, $63.69, -$3.03, -4.54%) traded lower a day after Yelp Inc. (YELP, $42.13, +$2.38, +5.99%) agreed to acquire restaurant-reservation startup SeatMe for about $12.7 million in cash and stock. Some analysts see the deal helping Yelp expand its offerings, while continuing to show competitors nipping at OpenTable. But Wunderlich Securities says Yelp's near-term relationship with OpenTable shouldn't be affected as SeatMe "is more suitable for a broader segment that is outside of OpenTable's core reservation market."
Biopharmaceutical company Oxigene Inc. (OXGN, $3.20, +$0.70, +27.80%) said the European Medicines Agency has granted orphan-drug status to its ovarian cancer treatment Zybrestat.
Reinsurance Group of America Inc. (RGA, $67.95, -$5.35, -7.30%) swung to a surprise steep second-quarter loss, as the life reinsurer recorded a $184 million charge related to increased claim liabilities in Australia.
Renren Inc. (RENN, $3.13, -$0.14, -4.28%) cut its revenue view for the second quarter as the Chinese social-networking company pointed to delays in releasing mobile games to the Android phone market.
Schlumberger Ltd.'s (SLB, $82.74, +$4.26, +5.43%) second-quarter earnings rose 49% as higher international activity helped offset weaker North America revenue. The oilfield-services company's earnings beat expectations, which should give investors some confidence, said Tudor Pickering.
Skyworks Solutions Inc.'s (SWKS, $23.89, +$1.44, +6.41%) fiscal third-quarter earnings rose 33% as the wireless-chip supplier continued to see strong demand across a range of end markets. Shares Results exceeded the company's estimates and the company provided upbeat guidance for the current quarter.
Charter Communications Inc. (CHTR, $128.31, +$3.74, +3.00%) is said to be working with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS, $164.36, +$0.30, +0.18%) to pursue a bid for Time Warner Cable Inc. (TWC, $116.47, +$2.56, +2.25%), according to a Bloomberg report that cites people with knowledge of the situation. Representatives for all three companies declined to comment to Bloomberg.
TransMontaigne Partners L.P. (TLP, $43.32, -$1.82, -4.03%) said an offer of 1.45 million units priced at a 4% discount to Thursday's close. The company has said it plans to use the money raised to repay debt and fund its share of the construction of the Battleground Oil terminal project, its joint venture with Kinder Morgan Energy Partners L.P. (KMP, $86.31, +$0.71, +0.83%). TransMontaigne had about 14.4 million shares outstanding as of April 30.
Washington Federal Inc. (WAFD, $22.20, +$1.58, +7.66%) said a more favorable interest-rate environment for mortgage lending contributed to its better-than-expected 6.2% rise in fiscal third-quarter earnings. The bank-holding company also agreed to acquire 51 retail branches in eastern Washington, Idaho, Oregon and New Mexico--representing about $1.8 billion of deposits and $11 million of loans--from Bank of America Corp. (BAC, $14.75, -$0.01, -0.07%).
Whirlpool Corp.'s (WHR, $128.91, +$9.54, +7.99%) second-quarter profit jumped 75% as the home appliances company reported strong sales across all regions, while margins continued to widen. For the year, Whirlpool raised its adjusted per-share earnings view.
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One of the Ravens' team buses was hit by a car Sunday night after the team arrived in New Orleans in advance of Monday night's game against the Saints.
Ravens spokesman Chad Steele said no injuries were suffered in the accident. The driver of the car wasn't injured after a collision that was characterized as minor.
"Everybody's fine," Steele said.
The Ravens weren't delayed and arrived safely at their hotel.
The Ravens (6-4) play the Saints (4-6) at 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, the site of the Ravens' Super Bowl XLVII victory over the San Francisco 49ers.
Former Ravens wide receiver Qadry Ismail, a member of the Ravens' broadcasting team, wrote about the incident on social media.
"We got an accident!" Ismail wrote on Twitter. "Bus #4 got side swiped by a car!"
Ravens left tackle Eugene Monroe later posted an Instagram photo of the stadium.
"Superdome lit up in Ravens purple," Monroe wrote. "That's red carpet treatment."
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Since NFL commissioner Roger Goodell increased former Ravens running back Ray Rice's suspension from two games to an indefinite one in September for violating the NFL's personal-conduct policy, the three-time Pro Bowl running back has been in professional limbo.
Now, Rice's status is expected to be determined within the next few days as one source with knowledge of the situation predicted that former federal judge Barbara S. Jones will hand down her ruling as soon as Monday.
Both the NFL and Rice's camp were anticipating a decision from the third-party arbitrator last Friday afternoon when it was rumored that a judgment would be rendered. When final briefs were filed to Jones on Nov. 13, sources said the judge told both parties that she would issue her ruling roughly 10 days later.
Because of the gag order imposed by Jones, no one involved with the case would speak on the record. Several NFL employees with knowledge of the case have privately predicted that Rice will be...Read more
Ravens veteran cornerback Lardarius Webb is in the stretch run of a difficult season that began with him sidelined due to a lower-back injury.
Webb's teammates recognized him for his perseverance Saturday when he was voted the Ravens' annual Ed Block Courage Award winner.
Webb, 29, missed the preseason and three regular season games due to the injury, which was suffered on the second day of training camp. Webb also underwent offseason hernia surgery.
The injury has hampered Webb throughout the season and he hasn't been as effective as past years, when he was fully healthy. He's still started five of seven games for which he's been active and has recorded 29 tackles and six pass deflections.
Webb previously overcame torn anterior cruciate ligaments in both knees. In his sixth NFL season, the former third-round draft pick from Nicholls State has 284 tackles, 10 interceptions, 69 pass deflections and two forced fumbles in his career.
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The Ravens on Saturday ruled out rookie wide receiver Michael Campanaro and veteran offensive guard Jah Reid for Monday night's game against the New Orleans Saints.
Campanaro hasn't played since pulling his hamstring Oct. 26 against the Cincinnati Bengals. The River Hill graduate has six catches for 85 yards this season, including a career-high three receptions for 40 yards against the Bengals. However, his hamstring has healed slower than the Ravens had hoped for and he wasn't cleared to practice this week.
Reid broke his hand in practice while blocking outside linebacker Pernell McPhee and had surgery before a win over the Tennessee Titans. Reid told The Baltimore Sun he expects to return within the next few weeks.
Fullback Kyle Juszczyk is probable with a relatively minor foot injury suffered during practice. Pro Bowl right guard Marshal Yanda is probable with a lingering left knee injury.
The Saints ruled out running back Khiry Robinson (forearm) and linebacker Kyle Knox (hand)....Read more
It's been nearly three weeks since the Ravens activated veteran nose tackle Terrence Cody from the physically unable to perform list, and he's still waiting to see his first game action since last season.
Cody, who had offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right hip, was inactive for the Ravens' 21-7 victory over the Tennessee Titans on Nov. 9. He's been practicing with the Ravens since the week of Oct. 13.
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The Ravens, who play the New Orleans Saints Monday night at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, are deep along the defensive line, making it tougher for Cody to see the field. In their last game against the Titans, both Cody and DeAngelo Tyson were healthy scratches. It was Tyson's...Read more
The Ravens grew accustomed long ago to an unofficial NFL tradition of them being the visiting team in Monday night games.
Under coach John Harbaugh, the Ravens have hosted only one of their eight Monday night appearances since 2008.
When asked Friday about the New Orleans Saints' prime-time winning streak of 12 games, Harbaugh couldn't resist pointing out the Monday night scheduling quirk.
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The Ravens have gone 5-3 in Monday night games under Harbaugh, including 4-3 in in away games. The Ravens mentioned the number of Monday night road games in bold, italic letters in their weekly press game release.
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In this satirical take on late Hollywood legend Ann Miller by the Punchy Players, Ann's house looks like Louis G. Mayer exploded all over it. Enter Judy and Liza, who plow through the mounds of corn cob holders, powdered donuts, and Howard Keel, and try to rescue the tapdancing kook from compulsive ... More >>
Starring character actor Jesse White, this commercial, circa 1960, treats Esskay franks as if you could smoke them. Born 1926, Stan Freberg was an American satirist, active in the 1950s through the 1980s. Something of a Renaissance Man, he was a radio personality, comedian, wrote books, voiced ani ... More >>
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They all went to the same club--Chicago's Pump Room--at one time or another. And they've all ended up in the same amazing photo book, Icons At The Pump Room--a promotional item handed to certain lucky VIPs (like my friend Christian Freedom). If you like this quartet of diva divinity, just pick up ... More >>
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Theatergoers found a lot of reasons to dislike Paul Tei this season. He played a cold-blooded child-murderer in New Theatre's Never the Sinner and a hot-blooded serial killer in GableStage's Popcorn. But he is so good at being bad that we can't really hold it against him. Tei is the kind of actor who looks at a role not only as an opportunity to perform but also as a chance to create a persona. Consequently he can portray several different degenerates without his performances overlapping. As Wayne, the gun-toting redneck in Popcorn, Tei kept us riveted to our seats -- appalled and laughing. But as Richard Loeb, a wealthy young Chicago man who, along with his lover, kills a young boy on a Nietzsche-inspired whim, he was outstandingly appalling. Tei never let audiences simply dislike his character. With his willingness to take risks and push the boundaries of character definition, he could make Ted Bundy funny. He dared to play the insolent, arrogant murderer Loeb as childlike and capricious -- clubbing a kid in the head one moment and going out for hot dogs the next. Tei's topnotch acting transformed these two good plays into excellent ones.


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According to ESPN's Marc Stein and Brian Windhors, former overall no.1 pick and former Trail Blazer Greg Oden is eyeing his comeback to the NBA in the 2013-2014 season. Multiple teams have already expressed interest in offering Oden a multi-year deal and reports say the Mavs are one of the teams who are keeping contact with his agent Mike Conley Jr. The Miami Heat are apparently in the front of the line to acquire his services.
Oden hasn't played a game since 5 December 2010 when he went down after 4 minutes of action in a win against the Rockets. By that point Oden was averaging 11.1 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks in less than 24 minutes per game in 21 starts. Prior to his last game he recorded a career high of 20 rebounds against Miami, while also adding 13 points and 4 blocks. He was considered one of the best defensive center prospects ever, before suffering a series of knee injuries followed by surgeries with several setbacks.
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The Mavs are in desperate need of a defensive presence in the paint and the way Chandler revitalized his career in Dallas after being considered a major medical risk could help their case in convincing Oden to sign for them. It's still too early for conclusions since many implications are still not clear. Is Oden coming back to join a contending team?; Is he coming back join a team that he thinks might serve as the best trampoline to revitalize his NBA career a la Chandler and never look back?; ...or will money play a significant role as they always do, after all?
It's not rocket science to point out that if "right price" is used as a key word, any team in the league would take a gamble on Oden. A low risk, high reward situation is an ideal situation for every elementary business manager. Anyway, with so many teams interested I don't think this will be the case and I believe the team who will acquire Greg Oden will absorb with him a significant margin of risk of a multi-year deal that won't be that cheap either.