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Falling Skies opens in the aftermath of an alien attack that has left most of the world completely incapacitated. The few remaining survivors have banded together. Each day is a test of survival as citizen soldiers work to protect the people while engaging in a campaign against the occupying alien force, whose purpose remains a mystery. Starring Noah Wyle, Moon Bloodgood, and Will Patton.
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With the weight of humanity's survival on Tom and Lexi's shoulders, they must defeat Tom's mortal enemy and find a way to destroy the omnipotent Espheni Power Core. Meanwhile, a new, terrifying Espheni Bomb is dropped onto Chinatown, immobilizing the 2nd Mass and preparing them for Human Skitterizaton. Mira Sorvino and Treva Etienne guest-star.
Tom's mission to destroy the Espheni Power Core is complicated by Lexi's return. Lexi is forced to take extreme measures to save her father's life - and her own - after a Beamer malfunction. Meanwhile, the 2nd Mass fears an impending Espheni strike by the scorched Overlord. Treva Etienne guest-stars.
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The third season of Falling Skies could turn into either War of the Worlds or E.T. — which just happen to be two movies directed by Steven Spielberg, an executive producer of the TNT alien-invasion series. A new ally from outer space has given the human resistance the upper hand in their battle for survival against the Espheni, but not everyone is so trusting, especially given recent evidence of a traitor in their midst.
The characters of ABC's Last Resort have constantly had to ask themselves how far they will go to defend their actions and prove their innocence. But have they reached their limit?Fall TV Popularity Contest: And the winner is...In Thursday's episode (8/7c, ABC), Capt. Chaplin (Andre Braugher) and executive officer Sam Kendal (Scott Speedman) may find out, as they fend off an attack unlike anything they've faced before...
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Last Resort co-creator Shawn Ryan knows he could stand to gain more viewers. Thus far, the show has averaged just 7.8 million viewers and a 1.9 in the demo. Fortunately, he thinks Thursday's episode (8/7c, ABC) is an engaging hour, both for fans who have already sampled the show and newcomers who are curious about diving in.Last Resort Creators promise more than bombs and submarines"I think it's a perfect time for people who haven't seen the show to come and check it out. It's a great entry point," Ryan tells TVGuide.com...
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Aliens may have invaded the Earth, but that doesn't mean life can't go on — and with it, the blossoming of young love.
This Sunday's episode of Falling Skies will explore the intense relationship between Hal (Drew Roy) and Maggie (Sarah Carter) that has developed over the last three months while they were out on high-risk scouting missions. Staring into the face of death, Hal will finally realize how much Maggie means to him, especially considering he already lost his first love Karen (Jessy Schram). Will Maggie return his feelings? Will that even matter when — dun, dun, dunnnn — Karen returns in an upcoming episode? TVGuide.com turned to Roy to get the scoop on this post-apocalyptic love triangle:
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Moon of Mandalore governed by Pre Vizsla. It was a mining settlement where the warriors of Mandalore had been sent in exile.
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When the Jedi Council suspects someone on Mandalore is amassing a military force, they dispatch Obi-Wan to investigate. On the Mandalore moon of Concordia, the Jedi is ambushed by a pair of Death Watch guards.
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The warrior clans of Mandalore were believed to have been wiped out ages ago, their tattered remnants exiled to the Concordia moon. But as the Clone Wars swept the galaxy, the treacherous governor Pre Vizsla resurrected the Mandalorians, and with them, their legendary combat armor that was feared across the galaxy. Backed by Count Dooku and the Separatists, Vizsla began building an army to retake Mandalore from the control of pacifists who were trying to bury violent Mandalore's past. As the coup became inopportune, Dooku abandoned the Death Watch, leading once again to their exile. The Death Watch became a murderous band of nomadic outlaws, battle-worn rogues that wandered the Clone Wars.
Pre Vizsla
Pre Vizsla publicly served Duchess Satine as the governor of Mandalore's moon Concordia, but was really the leader of the Death Watch, a secret society of Mandalorian commandos who sought to overthrow Satine's government and reclaim the Mandalorians' honor as warriors. Vizsla and Count Dooku plotted to assassinate Satine, which would lead to a Republic occupation of Mandalore. Vizsla's Death Watch would then liberate the planet, joining the Separatist cause. Things did not go according to plan, and Vizsla and Dooku bitterly parted ways. Death Watch became a group of nomadic warriors, with the formerly manicured and orderly Vizsla becoming unkempt and battle-worn as their leader.
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Part of Pre Vizsla's arsenal were Gauntlet starfighters -- sleek combat ships that also served as troop transports. A Gauntlet has a sleek primary hull flanked by large pivoting wings that contain the ship's drives. The wings are on a collared mount, which can rotate independently from the hull, offering the ship remarkable maneuverability for a ship of its size. Within the hull is a drop-seat bay where 24 armored Death Watch troopers can egress via jetpack as the Gauntlet provides air support. The ship is armed with two forward laser cannons, and a pair of rearward facing cannons that flank its boarding tube.
A fierce warrior concealed in sleek Mandalorian armor, Bo-Katan was the ever-loyal lieutenant to Pre Vizsla, and a proud member of the Death Watch splinter group. Bo-Katan rallied to Death Watch's call for Mandalorians to embrace their martial heritage and find glory in war. She was confident, sardonic, and deadly.
Duchess Satine Kryze
The leader of Mandalore during the Clone Wars, Duchess Satine of Kalevala was a controversial figure. She longed to move Mandalore beyond its violent past and instituted a government that valued pacifism. Though Mandalore did begin to rebuild under her guidance, the dark shadow of the Clone Wars made the Duchess' goals difficult to achieve. Not wanting to be mired in galactic conflict, the Duchess declared her planet neutral. This isolation brought hardship to Mandalore, and gave the Death Watch -- a violent faction of Mandalorians -- opportunity to ally with the Separatists and target the Duchess for assassination.
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As Prime Minister of Mandalore during the Clone Wars, Almec claimed loyalty to Duchess Satine Kryze and her controversial campaign of neutrality and pacifism. Almec saw Mandalore's violent past as shameful, and feared that the return of the armored warriors of Death Watch would be unstoppable. Though Almec loudly said that he valued the sanctity of Mandalorians above all else, his politician's grin and careful words concealed a different agenda.


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The works of Plato, the ancient classical Greek philosopher, appear to contain a hidden musical code, a British academic has claimed, reported in the Telegraph:
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Researchers claimed they cracked "The Plato Code", the long disputed secret messages hidden in some of Ancient World's most influential and celebrated writings.
Dr Jay Kennedy, an historian and philosopher of science at the University of Manchester, found Plato used a regular pattern of symbols to give his writing a "musical" structure.
In his five year study, Dr Kennedy found Plato, who died around 347BC, used the symbols inherited from the ancient followers of Pythagoras.
His findings, published in the American classics journal Apeiron, suggested Plato was not only a secret follower of Pythagoras but also shared his belief that the universe's secrets lay maths and its numbers.
The study, which has created excitement in the academic world, also suggests he anticipated the scientific revolution of Galileo and Sir Issac Newton by about 2,000 years after "discovering its most important idea (that) the book of nature is written in the language of mathematics".


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First things first, this is completely natural. Many midwives report tales of mothers being overwhelmed with fear for their baby. So much about ante-natal care nowadays is focused on preparing the mother for the worst, and giving signs to look out for that may indicate that something is wrong with your unborn child. While it's good to be ready, and to know how to recognise these signs, this can create a horrible feeling akin to sitting around waiting for a plane to hit your house. You feel helpless, unable to protect the life that is growing inside of you, and like disaster could be just around the corner.
There is no doubt that exercising during pregnancy helps prepare your body for the stressful time that it is about to go through. Strengthening your muscles and increased endurance and stamina can definitely help with a lengthy labour. Exercise also releases endorphins to the brain, which can help relieve any stress and tension that you might be feeling. If you feel good, it can only be a good thing for your baby. Although, exercise might not be what your body craves, once you start working on a light routine, those aches and pains and embarrassing issues like constipation tend to work their way out of your system fairly quickly.
There are also new sites out there offering just the videos for viewing such as YouTube. And watching childbirth videos isn't just for expectant mommies either; it may be a good idea for dad or the birthing coach to get an idea of what to expect. Other women may be interested in becoming a midwife or doula and want to study up on the different procedures and situations. And sometimes a woman who isn't even pregnant likes to share in the joy of the special occasion.
Women, most during their first pregnancy or first pregnancy after a miscarriage can't help but over analyze every twinge, feeling, milestone, medication or food ingested. This is especially true for those who have had a difficult road conceiving. As a mother of two healthy babies and two additional pregnancies that didn't go to term I offer this piece of unsolicited advice: Try, try, try to enjoy the pregnancy. That is to say that you ARE going to worry and you will probably call the doctor more times than she/he would like; but everyday be happy that you ARE pregnant.
The words "anxiety and fear" are so commonly used and interchanged that many people don't fully understand what they mean. Anxiety refers to an overriding mental tension with no apparent identifiable cause while fear may be caused by a specific, often external reason which causes mental tension.
Massage therapy during pregnancy is priceless! Getting weekly massages can decrease the discomfort on your fast-changing body. Studies show that massage during pregnancy can reduce anxiety, decrease symptoms of depression, relieve muscle aches, joint pains and improve labor outcomes.Practicing yoga during these nine months is a great way to prepare your body for labor. Yoga deepens your breath, calms your mind and stretches your muscles. Yoga helps with the aches and pains of pregnancy. Also, mental issues, such as moodiness, can be greatly decreased.
Pregnant women do have special considerations they need to factor in when choosing an appropriate exercise program. But there are special exercise programs designed to specifically meet the needs of expecting mothers. They focus on low impact exercises that ensure the safety of the baby all the while helping the mother to guarantee she will ease labor pain by following a great exercise program.
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A friend of mine asked me today why anyone would want to purchase a dining pool table. To me the answer was pretty obvious, but some of you might be thinking the same thing. I can understand why you would be asking this if you're not a fan of pool, as you would have no interest or use for this unusual piece of furniture.
But for those of you who are fans, you might still think it's strange to combine two different functions into one table. However, for many people, there just isn't enough room in the house for two large tables. That's the beauty of a dining pool table, which, as the name suggests, combines the family dining room table with a great-looking pool table.
One beautiful example is the Estate Dining/Billiard table by Thomas Aaron. It is a bit pricey at a little over $3000, but when you take into account the features you're getting the price is not unreasonable. The dimensions of the table by the way, are 91.5 x 52.5 x 32.2, while the actual playing surface is 78 x 39. The company website describes this grand furniture piece as a 7 Slate Professional Pool Table in a Dark Cherry Finish.
This price includes four side chairs, though you can also purchase two arm chairs to fit the table for an additional cost. It's unfortunate that you have to pay an extra fee above and beyond the $3000 (which is already a considerable price) to obtain the arm chairs. Even so, they add a really nice touch to this versatile furniture set.
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Think of the various ways you could use this product. You could use it as your primary dining room table if you wish, but it could also be an extra dining space, perhaps for when you have guests over and need an additional table and chairs for the meal. After your meal is over, you simply remove the dishes, clean the table gently, and quickly convert your dining space into a full game room with a pool table that exceeds the national billiards standards in the United States.
A more affordable option is the Berner Billiards Pool/Billiard Table Dining Conversion Top which comes in at just under $800. Now, this is a different system entirely from the dining room set above. The dining conversion top is placed above your existing billiards table to create a temporary conference table, buffet serving table, or dining room table. This piece is available in a 7 feet long model as well as an 8 feet long model. The available colors are mahogany and antique walnut. Be sure to check out the Berner models if you already have a billiards table and don't wish to replace it with an expensive (though impressive) dining pool table.
Again, the Berner model is designed for existing pool tables, so you'll have to provide your own chairs and make sure that your billiards table's dimensions are suitable for seating and dining. Otherwise, you can still use this handy conversion top to create a temporary serving table, in addition to a variety of uses that we haven't mentioned here.


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: lovely coarse, well organisedIn full: really enjoyed this race, the coarse was great, well organised and friendly, with a well stocked cake shop at the end,my only dissapointment was no medal at the finish.Date of review: August 29, 2011
In short: very enjoyable, fantastic atmosphere, and friendlyIn full: nice venue and coarse, with a good atmosphere, with plenty going on at the start/finish, for supporters and competitors, shame you had to park so far away, but i guess this made for a good warm up and warm down,i didn't think the coarse was as hilly as people were saying, just undulating, and a couple of points i would like to note, firstly i had to chuckle at the amount of leaflets on my windscreen when i got back to the car, and did anyone notice the chalkboard at slough youth footie club, it read members only on the way to the race, with a couple of members blocking the entrance, and a big welcome on the way back, members free. hahavirginmoneygiving.com/rickywood Date of review: August 22, 2011
In short: lovely scenery, and a nice coarse, In full: very enjoyable, and has the potential to accomodate a larger field, good marshalling and organisation, would like to try this again in 5 years maybe to see how it developes,Date of review: August 15, 2011
In short: enjoyable run with ever changing scenery.In full: enjoyable run and a nice coarse, very well marshalled, and friendly. Date of review: August 8, 2011
In short: to hot, to hilly, to scenic, look forward to next year -)Date of review: July 24, 2011
In short: well organised, and great goody bag.In full: i enjoyed this race a nice atmosphere good organisation. and a worthy goody bag, t-shirt, and medal at the end. and managed to miss the heavy rain. Date of review: July 18, 2011
In short: very enjoyable In full: nice scenery and good organisation, great work by st johns ambulance, fantastic support from the locals, i hope those who suffered from the heat was ok, will defo try this one again. Date of review: June 26, 2011
In short: well organised , well supported, well done.In full: very enjoyable weekend, good medal, good t-shirt. good coarse, good value. will defo run this one again.Date of review: June 22, 2011
In short: very enjoyable, friendly, well organised, flat, and good value.In full: congratulation's on a well organised race long may it continue, Date of review: June 12, 2011
In short: enjoyable, well organised, but hillyIn full: i liked this race, although it didn't really get going until mile 5, due to hills and some single file pathways, organisation was good. and congratulations to some of our forces, who ran in full kit.Date of review: June 5, 2011
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Lorne Michaels isn't letting those perennial ''Saturday Night Dead'' jokes go on at least not without performing major surgery. Heading into his legendary sketch-comedy show's 32nd season, he's slicing the cast from 16 to 11 losing veterans Finesse Mitchell, Chris Parnell, and Horatio Sanz (plus Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch, who left to star in Fey's series, 30 Rock, which Michaels will executive-produce). He's keeping all of last season's freshman class of Bill Hader, Andy Samberg, Jason Sudeikis, and Kristen Wiig, and he's named his second new ''Weekend Update'' anchor in two years, with one of the three head writers, Seth Meyers, replacing Tina Fey as Amy Poehler's partner on the faux-news desk (see sidebar).
The shake-up was at least partly spurred by practical concerns NBC budget cuts and Fey's departure for sitcomdom but it comes at a critical time for Saturday Night Live. Despite being the highest-rated show of the night, its popularity has been slipping (last season's 6.6 million viewers made it the show's second-lowest-rated in 15 years) and its topical buzz has suffered from Comedy Central's daily Jon Stewart-Stephen Colbert assault. But entering its new season, SNL finds itself more talked-about than it has been in years, thanks to two new NBC series Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (which debuted to 13.4 million viewers) and Fey's 30 Rock both of which take the fictionalized backstage antics of Not Ready for Prime Time Players into, well, prime time.
Here, Michaels explains how he decided on the tough cuts and why he has faith in the leaner new season (premiering Sept. 30 with host Dane Cook and musical guest the Killers both making their second appearances).
Why so much radical change?
Last year was a transitional year we brought in four new people, and they had a really good season. But we had way too many people. We also had significant budget cuts across the board at NBC. The goal was to cut.... I don't want to talk specifics, but it was a very high number, many millions of dollars. [NBC declined to comment.] When you have 16 people in your cast, your budget's going to be considerably higher. And this way, everybody gets more playing time.
Why keep the newer cast members instead of more experienced ones?
By the time somebody is really good at this and everyone who's leaving is a master of it it's really hard to give them up. But the show must change. I know it's supposed to be ''must go on,'' but ''must change'' is important also. It was just sort of, On with the new.
Okay, two shows set on SNL doppelgängers? What's up with your
three-decade-old series having such a zeitgeisty moment?
I have chosen to be flattered by it.
Do you think you'll end up parodying the shows that are essentially
parodying you?
If something is worth doing, yeah. But they have to be there long enough for the audience to know them.
Would you want Tina Fey back to SNL if her new sitcom is canceled?
It would be her call. I would always be happy to work with her. It was just time for her to do this Mean Girls was so successful, and she needed her own thing.
Is the television comedy business tougher than it used to be, with The Daily Show and The Colbert Report to contend with?
No. There's always been Letterman and Leno and Carson somebody out there doing topical humor. They're reacting to that day. We're closer to the newsweeklies. Our take on politics has to be something that hasn't been covered in eight jokes [throughout the week].
Can SNL keep going indefinitely?
I don't know that anything is around forever. But every year you go in scared, and then the thing that calms you down is how much talent is around you. Whenever we've had any kind of transition, somebody always steps up. When Chevy Chase left [in 1976] there were a lot of obituaries written, but Bill Murray overwhelmed the audience.
So if the show is cyclical, how do the past few years of not-so-great buzz fit into that pattern?
It's good when people are talking about several different cast members, and that's what I think started to happen at the end of last season. There's never a whole season or even a show where there isn't something I like. You may have to wade through a lot of stuff to get to it, but I think that there's always sort-of-bright spots. It's never been a show with a master plan.
They've played ''the couple that should be divorced,'' but now they're stuck sitting next to each other for an entire TV season. Seth Meyers will join Amy Poehler in anchoring SNL's ''Weekend Update,'' filling the void left by Tina Fey. Meyers who's also taking Fey's spot as a head writer on the show feels like the gig was tailor-made for him. ''I'm one of the few people in show business who wanted a job where I had to wear a tie,'' he says. ''My goal is to be a slightly less handsome Brian Williams.'' While the new gig means no more sketches, he's happy to be spending time catching up on the (real) news. ''Have you heard about the Middle East?'' he laughs. ''Man, that place is nuts.''


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Vegetarians are accustomed to the hit-or-miss hustle of trying to grab a quick bite while out and about. Most fast-food meal options are not only meaty, but generally unhealthy too.
Enter Chipotle, which has introduced a new tofu option, to meet the demand for vegetarian-friendly, healthier fare.
The offering is known as Sofritas, and is comprised of shredded tofu braised with chipotle chills, roasted poblanos, and spices -- and it's organic to boot. It works as a filling for burritos, tacos, bowls and salads.
It may not be surprising that Chipotle tested the tofu experiment first in California, where Sofritas brought in close to 5 percent of the total sales across the state. Next to receive the soy-based goodness are restaurants across the entire West Coast, by the end of this month. And assuming all goes well, additional markets will see the rollout this fall, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
It's not just vegetarians who can be excited about tofu at Chipotle, either. The brand is hoping it will have some crossover appeal for meat eaters as well.
We're pretty pumped about the new fare. How about you? Will you try tofu at Chipotle?
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The Politics of Documentary
19 Sep 2011
Ken Loach describes the suppression and censorship many of his television documentaries faced in the 1980s.
You've Been Trumped + Q&A
11 Sep 2011
Director Anthony Baxter discusses his film You've Been Trumped.
We Are Poets + Q&A
10 Sep 2011
Directors Alex Ramseyer-Bache and Daniel Lucchesi take part in a Q&A at BFI Southbank.
Launch of Screen Heritage UK
5 Sep 2011
The launch of Screen Heritage UK took place in September 2011.
Red Space + Q&A
16 Jul 2011
Cosmonaught Sergei Krikalev and Helen Sharman take to the BFI Southbank stage.
Britain Through a Lens - The Documentary Film Mob + Q&A
5 Jul 2011
A panel of experts discuss the theories and goals of British documentary film-makers, and the social purpose of documentary.
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25 May 2011
The creative team behind the documentary Senna take to the BFI Southbank stage.
Fire in Babylon + Q&A
11 May 2011
The creative team behind cricket documentary Fire in Babylon take part in a Q&A at BFI Southbank.
Let There Be Light: The Odyssey of Dark Star + Q&A
30 Apr 2011
Daniel Griffith discusses Let There Be Light: The Odyssey of Dark Star, his documentary exploring the story behind John Carpenter's cult sci-fi debut.
Documentary Masterclass with Menelik Shabazz
9 Apr 2011
Filmmaker Menelik Shabazz conducts a documentary masterclass.
The Story of Lovers Rock + Q&A
9 Apr 2011
Menelik Shabazz discusses his documentary about the rise of 'romantic reggae'.
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22 Mar 2011
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Tales From The Shipyard Season Launch
7 Feb 2011
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The combined B.S./M.S. program provides an excellent opportunity for qualified Human Services majors in the School of Undergraduate Studies to complete a M.S. degree in Administration of Human Services in the School of Graduate Studies. Students majoring in Human Services in the School of Undergraduate Studies are eligible to apply to the program once they have achieved senior status (completion of 90 credits). Transfer students must take a minimum of 15 credits at Chestnut Hill College and earn an overall 3.0 GPA in these courses. Each student will be expected to complete the admissions requirement of the School of Graduate Studies and be provisionally accepted into the program before registering for any graduate courses. (Formal acceptance will be granted upon receipt of a transcript verifying successful completion of the undergraduate degree program.) For more information, please contact Elaine R. Green, Ed.D. Program coordinator, 215.248.7172 firstname.lastname@example.com
CRJU 122 Introduction to Criminal Justice (B) Credits: 3 An examination of law enforcement, the administration of justice and the correctional system in the United States. Includes some international comparison. CRJU 210/SOC 210 Gender and the Law (B) Credits: 3 A historical-sociological treatment of the gender issues in the American legal system. Explores the successful and sometimes failed challenges mounted by advocates in the areas of politicla and civil rights, domestic and reproductive issues, employment opportunities, criminal justice and education. CRJU 220 Juvenile Justice (B) Credits: 3 A study of the American juvenile justice system from historical, legal and policy perspectives. Topics will include juvenile court, United States Supreme Court cases, juvenile probation, restorative justice, rehabilitation and prevention programs. CRJU 223 Criminal Law (B) Credits: 3 An exploration of the basic concepts and issues in substantive criminal law. Appellate case analysis will include definitions of crime, defenses to crime and contemporary controversial issues. CRJU 224 Criminal Investigation Credits: 3 Principles and practices for getting the maximum amount of information to solve a crime. Proper procedure in the handling of witnesses, informants, suspects and surveillants. Methods for discovering, interpreting and preserving the physical evidence left at the crime scene. Does not satisfy the Ways of Knowing requirement in the Behavioral Sciences. CRJU 225 Criminal Procedure (B) Credits: 3 An exploration of the constitutional areas of the criminal procedure. Appellate case analysis will explore such issues as search and seizure, arrest, confessions, right to counsel and recent Supreme Court decisions. CRJU 226/SOC 226 Deviance and Social Control Credits: 3 A sociological examination of deviant behavior and society's response to it. Focuses of the meanings of deviance within particular social contexts: deviant subcultures, political uses of deviance, moral crusades and social change. CRJU 227 Corrections (B) Credits: 3 Examines prisons and punishment. Topics to be covered include: philosophies of corrections, the development of prisons, institutional issues, penal reform and alternatives to incarceration. CRJU 230 Juvenile Delinquency (B) Credits: 3 An historical and contemporary study of youth crime. Topics will include: theoretical analysis, programs and policy, and current problems such as youth violence, drugs and gangs. CRJU 245 Inside-Out Credits: 3 The Inside-Out Prison Exchange is a unique experiential education class where students learn about the criminal justice system throught dialogue. The class will meet inside a prison. Half of the students will be Chestnut Hill College students, half will be men incarcerated at the prison. Students will read, discuss, and solve problems together. Weekly and cumulative writings are required. Prequisites: Permission of the instructor and a willingness to attend ALL of the class sessions. CRJU 321 Criminology Credits: 3 A study of the biological, psychological and sociological theories of crime. Classical theories, contemporary research and policy applications will be considered. CRJU 481 Special Topics in Criminal Justice (B) Credits: 3 An in-depth investigation of a topic chosen by the instructor.
HSVC 105 Introduction to Human Services (B) Credits: 3 This course is designed to introduce students to the role of the human service professional. Students will examine the development of social welfare institutions, philosophies, practices and policies in diverse human service settings. A systems approach and generalist practice perspective will assist students in the development of core competencies necessary for problem solving and planned social change and advocacy efforts. (25 hrs of fieldwork experience required for Human Service majors) HSVC 219 Child Welfare Credits: 3 This course is intended to develop an understanding of the child welfare system, with special attention to its history in the United States, its policies, current societal problems and their impact on children and their families. The course prepares students to work in the child welfare and criminal justice fields of service with special attention given to foster care, adoption, residential care and the court system. Ethical issues will be addressed. HSVC/SOCI 250 Heart of the City (B) Credits: 3 (A collaborative six-credit course – 3 credits in HSU/SOCU 205 and 3 credits in RLSTU 250) Examines the human person and the human condition from the academic disciplines of sociology, human services and religion. Provides opportunities for first hand experiences to enable the student to reflect more deeply on the human struggle for meaning, existence and even survival. Through service learning, the student is given a unique point for observing and sharing in the journey of life through the eyes, ears and hearts of those who find themselves on the fringe of life in the heart of the city. HSVC 257 Human Behavior and the Social Environment (B) Credits: 3 This course will explore human behavior in the social environment through the lens of a systems theory framework and practice. Students will assess and evaluate how individuals function within families, groups, organizations, institutions and communities during the key stages of the human lifespan. Developmental milestones and environmental issues will be explored. Particular attention will be given to human diversity and populations at risk through the use of vignettes and case examples. HSVC 301/302 Human Services Fieldwork with Seminar Credits: 3 Field placement for human services students at social welfare agencies, public interest groups, community health centers, programs for older adults and governmental organizations. Supervision by a field supervisor employed by the agency and a liaison from the College faculty. Prerequisite: Junior Status. HSVC 308 Theory and Practice of Counseling Credits: 3 This course presents an introduction and overview to the practice and profession of counseling. It will emphasize the counseling process, professional preparation, ethical and legal issues, assessment and diagnosis, counseling from a multicultural perspective, research and evaluation, major theorists, as well as counseling with families, children and adolescents and groups. Approaches with families, married couples, and those working directly with the mentally ill are explored. HSVC 356 Social Welfare Policy (B) Credits: 3 Analyzes social welfare in the United States and the role played by public and private agencies in the delivery of services. Special attention is given to welfare policy as it relates to the problems that confront urban America. (25 hours of fieldwork required for Human Service Majors) HSVC 358 Human Service Methods (B) Credits: 3 Analyzes methods, processes and practices used in human services. Skills needed for competent practice are studied. Interviewing, assessment, support systems, goal planning, empathy, brokering, professional ethics and advocacy are considered. Prerequisite: HSU 105. HSVC 399 Administration of Human Services (B) Credits: 3 The functions/roles of human service organization management including: organization theory and structure, program planning and evaluation, human resource management, fiscal accountability and legal issues will be the focus of this overview course. HSVC 400 Honors Independent study during junior and senior years culminating in an honors thesis determined by the interests of the student. By departmental invitation only. HSVC 401/402 Human Services Fieldwork with Seminar Credits: 3 Field placement for human services students at social welfare agencies, public interest groups, community health centers, programs for older adults and governmental organizations. Supervision by a field supervisor employed by the agency and a liaison from the College faculty. Prerequisite: Senior Status. (See Academic Program/Internship)
HSVC 403 Human Services Fieldwork with Seminar IIHSVC 481 Special Topics in Human Services (B) Credits: 3 An in-depth investigation of a topic chosen by the instructor. HSVC 498 Human Services Senior Seminar Credits: 3 Each student will engage in independent research, and write a scholarly paper, and give a professional presentation to the department and college community. topics are approved by the instructor and provide an opportunity to carefully examine a current issue in Human Services. Offered every Spring.
SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology (B) Credits: 3 An invitation to the study of sociology. An analysis of the nature of human society and groups, cultural factors and social institutions. Areas covered include: stratification, socialization, family, gender, deviance, work and social change. SOCI 102 Sociology Through Film (B) Credits: 3 Examines key sociological concepts through viewing current and classic films and relating classic and contemporary readings in sociology. Prerequisite: SOC 101. SOCI 103 Social Problems (B) (Writing Intensive) Credits: 3 Examines and explores the various social problems in American society and how they affect and are affected by societal attitudes. Theoretical perspectives will be applied to such problems as poverty, substance abuse, violence, sexism, racism, ageism, environmental problems and terrorism. Service-learning may be incorporated. (If taken as Writing Intensive, prerequisites are ENGU 101/105 and ILA). SOCI 104 Major Global Problems (B) Credits: 3 A study of several selected problems facing the world community today including the inequality of individuals, groups and nations, world hunger, population growth, environmental issues and war and peace. SOCI 114 Social Gerontology (B) Credits: 3 An introduction to the physical, cognitive and psychosocial aspects of aging. Students will be introduced to aging issues by examining the demographic characteristics of this group. The course will focus on how these characteristics impact attitudes about older persons and aging, the provision of services to older adults as well as the development of aging policy issues. SOCI 125 The Family (B) Credits: 3 A cross-cultural and historical treatment of the institution of marriage and the family including a sociological analysis of the modern family, patterns of dating and courtship, and the changing definitions concerning the contemporary family. SOCI 126 Gender and Society (B) Credits: 3 The dynamics of sex and gender in society. The social sources of human sexual identity, gender formation, sex-role stereotyping and correlated behaviors. A cross-cultural survey of institutional sex roles followed by an examination of sex roles in contemporary society. SOCI 127 Ethnicity (B) Credits: 3 Explores the current rise in the interest of ethnic roots within the context of the variety and experiences of America's numerous minority groups. Examines lifestyles, adaptations and problems of identity as well as assimilation, prejudice, discrimination and immigration issues. Includes global issues of ethnicity. SOCI 128 Rights, Responsibilities and Reform (B) Credits: 3 Classical and contemporary theories of social change critically examined in historical context. The relationship of social change to human communities, world ecology and world government is studied. 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Explores the successful and sometimes failed challenges mounted by advocates in the areas of political and civil rights, domestic and reproductive issues, employment opportunities, criminal justice and education. SOCI 211 Environmental Law (B) Credits: 3 Introduces students to the evolving field of environmental law with a special focus on national and international issues. Studies specific cases regarding environmental degradation, protection and regulatory enforcement. SOCI 215 Sociology of Death (B) Credits: 3 A global study of life, death and dying from historical and contemporary perspectives. Topics include the social meaning of death, grief and mourning practices, hospice programs, suicide, euthanasia and mega death. SOCI 216 Sociology of Health and Medicine (B) Credits: 3 An analysis of health, illness and the health professions from a sociological and a socio-psychological perspective. 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Although freshman year may seem early to start thinking about college, the truth is that the process starts as soon as you choose your first high-school schedule. Are you taking the hardest classes you are capable of? Are you studying a foreign language? Have you taken the time to introduce yourself to your guidance counselor? Learn more about the college application process at these five sites.
CollegeBoard.com: Find a College5 stars
Because CollegeBoard administers the SAT college entrance exam, their name may be familiar. But in addition to SAT registration and test prep, their site features a terrific collection of articles about how to choose a college and a major, and a database of colleges. Peruse the articles to get a better understanding of your search criteria (urban, rural, large, small, coed, religious affiliation, etc.) Then use their College MatchMaker Tool to find schools based on your criteria.
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CollegeConfidential is a popular site that combines expert advice (such as Ask the Dean) with forums overfilled with chatter from college-bound high-school students (and their nervous parents.) CollegeConfidential also publishes college visit reports written by prospective students, so you can see what other high-school kids thought about their campus tours. As with any site that publishes user reviews and discussion forums, keep a healthy skepticism and don't believe everything you read. And remember, not everyone wants or needs the same things in a college.
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Like CollegeBoard, Peterson's has separate portals for students and parents. For students, the site is quite extensive, and is divided into four steps. "Getting Started" provides an overview of the process, including a timeline that starts in ninth grade and will probably answer a lot of questions. Next is "Find a School," which is a database search that lets you save your criteria so you can return to it later. "Prepare for Tests" is the third section, and the always important "Pay for School" is last.
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"Counselor-O-Matic is an advanced search engine that combines your academic and extracurricular history (screens 1-3) with your preferences (screens 4-8) to help you find the right college." Register for free, and you'll be able to save your preferences, and come back later to change them. Although it can be tedious, Princeton Review reminds us "the more questions you answer, the more precise your results will be." Use the buttons on the left-hand side to navigate from page to page, and from section to section.
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Each year U.S. News publishes a ranking of the country's best colleges. Even if you disagree with the premise that a college can be summed up by a single number, their online College Search and their collection of articles is a worthwhile stop. Best clicks are Alex Kingsbury's Weekly Advice Column, the quirky Top 100 Lists, and the College Search database. Although much of the site is free access, some of it requires a paid upgrade.
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Congee Rice Porridge Soup
Serves: 4
These ingredients are:
Corn-free Dairy-free Gluten-free Peanut-free Soy-free Tree nut-free Wheat-free
According to Chinese medicine, simmering this soup for three hours balances the yin and yang of each ingredient, making it highly medicinal and easy to assimilate.
Congee is easy to make in a slow cooker. Put the soup together before going to bed and wake up to this satisfying porridge. You can also put it together before going to work and the soup will be ready when you come home.
- 3/4 cup long grain rice Add to list
- 9 cups water or stock Add to list
- 1 4-inch piece kombu seaweed Add to list
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt Add to list
- 1 cup chopped cooked chicken breast Add to list
- 4 eggs Add to list
- 2 scallions, chopped Add to list
- 1/2 teaspoon ume plum vinegar (or to taste) Add to list
- Optional addition: sauteéd mushrooms Add to list
Place rice, water, kombu and salt in a 3-quart soup pot or slow cooker. Bring to a boil, lower the heat to very slow simmer and cook for at least 3 hours or up to 8 hours. Add additional liquid if necessary.
Prior to serving, remove the kombu, add the chicken and crack the eggs onto the top of the congee. Do not stir the egg in. Cover and cook for 5 minutes, or until the eggs have cooked to desired doneness. Garnish with scallions, ume plum vinegar and optional mushrooms.
Recipe by, former PCC Cooks instructor
Source: Sound Consumer, March 2011
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ume vinegar?
Thank you, this looks great. The instructions don't tell us when to add the vinegar. Please update the recipe to include this info.
March 12, 2011 at 10:10 AM — Anonymous (not verified)
Thank you for alerting us to this error. The recipe instructions have been updated to include the ume plum vinegar.
March 15, 2011 at 09:50 AM — webwoman
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Can you make this without a pressure cooker?
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THE Jetstar Gold Coast Titans have today showed they haven't forgotten where they came from by donning the jersey of their junior team as the club unveiled a new partnership with all Gold Coast District Junior Rugby League clubs.
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Huntington Kitchen was originally conceived in Raleigh, NC on a chilly winter afternoon in 2011. Jennifer Huntington decided on a whim to bake up a wholesome batch of her favorite granola for friends & neighbors for the holidays.
It wasn't long before she was receiving calls & emails about her addictive treat. She started perfecting her recipes for other baked goods & inviting friends over to try them...giant cinnamon rolls with bourbon cream cheese icing, fluffy English muffins made with buttermilk from the local creamery smeared with spicy blood orange fig jam and freshly ground almond butter, rich chocolate peanut butter brownies using dark chocolate from the chocolate factory in town and filled with homemade peanut butter.
Baking had always been a hobby of hers, but baking for other people quickly became her passion. As time passed (& her family grew), she decided to leave the corporate world & devote herself entirely to family & her new found craft.
Huntington Kitchen now specializes in creating scratchmade nut butters, granolas, & other artisanal foods featuring all-natural, locally-sourced ingredients & giving them an innovative twist. We are serious about our craft & hope that you find comfort in the foods we make for you.
How did you get started?
I got my undergraduate degree from UNC Chapel Hill, and a few years ago finished my Masters in Public Health with a focus in nutrition. After my husband and I had our first son, James, in 2009, I made the difficult decision not to go back to my job in the public health field. As a new mother, I also found myself with very limited time to make the kind of meals for myself that I made before having kids. I started making, and eating, granola… lots of granola. It was a quick, energy-packed meal I could eat on the go with the kids in tow. It was convenient AND healthy, a combination that was important to me, yet seemingly hard to find in our fast-food-centric culture. Soon after settling into my new roll as a stay-at-home mom, I found myself making more and more granola for friends and neighbors as presents, with rave reviews. Then I sorta just put 2 and 2 together. I started baking other stuff (i.e. cakes, brownies, scones, cinnamon rolls), but I always wanted to come up with that twist…that little something different that made it a little more modern (like grapefruit poppyseed scones with prosecco glaze). We started by selling exclusively at the downtown Raleigh farmers market and got a great reception there. Then life intervened once again and we had our second baby boy, Benjamin. This put things on hold for a bit, but soon enough I was rearing to get back out there, and at that point, we decided to start concentrating more on our granolas and nut butters. Given my background, one of the things I really wanted to focus on is the nutritional aspects of everything we make. Along with that, my husband and I have also always been cognizant of WHERE our food comes from, geographically speaking. We love NC, and it was important to us from the get-go that we incorporate as much local products into our business as we possibly could, both from an environmental impact as well as an economic standpoint. We source all our peanuts from a farm in Eastern NC, and we use local honey, local chocolate, etc. Having said that, there is some stuff we simply cannot get locally, like cashews, but whenever possible, we are into keeping it local, and building good relationships with our farmers and other local artisans.
What farming/cooking/growing practice would you outlaw?
With a background in public health and nutrition, I'm constantly focused on eating healthy and making food that not only tastes great, but is nutritious as well. I grew up eating the national brand, non-natural peanut butter that is filled with hydrogenated oils and preservatives. Once I started learning how unhealthy these nut butters on the market were, I was even more convinced that people need, and deserve, something better. It is definitely a bit of an educational process, but I think people are getting more comfortable with the whole oil-separation thing that occurs with natural peanut butter and that there will be a big movement towards natural nut butter in the near future. So, I would outlaw the use of certain additives and preservatives, particularly some of the ones that are environmentally destructive, and get people back to the basics of eating good, clean, simply delicious food. One rule I like to live by is that if there are a bunch of ingredients on the label I cannot pronounce, I don't eat it.
What is your favorite way to spend a Saturday?
My perfect Saturday would begin by going for an early morning run before everyone else in the house wakes up. I am an avid runner, and it really helps to center me. I also come up with some of my best recipe ideas when I'm out on the trails. Then we'd all go to brunch at Poole's for their sweet potato hot cakes and mimosas. The reset of the day would be spent outdoors with my family. We're BIG outdoors people. I truly believe that my older son would never come inside if I didn't cook him good food! At the end of the day, I can think of nothing better than relaxing with my husband with a good bottle of wine (or occasionally an imperial IPA for him).
If you were transported to some other place in the world, where would it be?
My husband and I talk about this a good bit. It may sound cheesy, but we absolutely love Raleigh and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. There is so much exciting stuff happening in Raleigh right now and we just love our town…we want our kids to grow up here and us to grow old here. Having said that, I think traveling is important, as it gives perspective like nothing else can. We are both originally from the New York City area and have traveled a good bit in our lives. While we would love to travel more, particularly as our kids get a little older, we always love coming back home. But if I had to choose somewhere else to be temporarily "transported to", Id have to say San Francisco (domestically), because of the food scene, and London (internationally), because of the history.
What do you bring in your picnic basket?
Nut butter! (haha,if you haven't noticed yet, we eat a lot of nut butter in our house) I like making fun sandwiches with our almond, cashew, and peanut butters…like flutter nutters with homemade marshmallow fluff. I'd also bring fresh fruit from the farmers market, and some homemade potato chips with caramelized onion dip (my husband's favorite!) Last but certainly not least, I'd bring some bubbly for me and a good, hoppy craft beer for my husband.
What is the best part of waking up?
Again, this may sound like a canned response, but truly it is my family. I feel very blessed to have such an amazing and supportive family, and nothing tops that for me. I've been married for 4 years, and I feel like my life didn't truly start until I had my husband and our two little boys. Who has been the biggest influence on your life? It would be impossible for me to pick one person. There have been so many people who have influenced and inspired me during my life. These days though, my two little boys (3 ½ years and 7 months old, respectively) have the biggest impact on my life. I never could have imagined how much having children could change a person's perspective on life. It is profound beyond words.
When was the last time you had an amazing meal?
Pretty recently, actually. We had the good fortune of experiencing a 100% kid-free date night at St. Jacques in Raleigh, and the food was ahh-mazing. It is such a romantic restaurant and it was a real treat to go there. Some of our other local favorites are Hayes Barton Café, Bella Monica, and the original Dos Taquitos (for an easy, fun time out w the kids).
If you could learn to do anything, what would it be?
Sew. I would love to know how to sew, and make pretty pillows, quilts, and even design my own clothes, but I have no idea how to even sew on a button. It's embarrassing… I need to go learn. If my husband rips a small hole in something, I have to take it to the tailor.


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Sons of Anarchy Round Table: "Small World"by TV Fanatic Staff at . Comments
Sons of Anarchy packed quite the punch this week. Actually, it packed quite the snow globe, as Jax took bloody, brutal revenge in the name of Opie on "Small World."
In the face of such a beating, our Round Table team of Arlene Gonzalez, Christine Hinton, Carla Day, Dan Forcella and Paula Dunn Dawson (of Sons-of-Anarchy.net) are here to breakdown their favorite scenes, Carla's suicide and a lot more...
What was your favorite scene from the episode?
Arlene: Every single unexpected killing left me reeling, but I'll have to say the death by snow globe had me shouting with glee and cringing with every blow at the same time. That smarmy, D-Bag guard had it coming to him and with every crocodile tear he shed I wanted Jax to hit him even harder. Mission accomplished!
Christine: I've got to go with Carla's suicide. That entire scene was just so warped that I had no idea what to expect next. That she was Nero's half sister just added that extra bit twistedness to it all. In the end, she wound up as part of a big rug-cleaning day in Charming.
Carla: I have difficulty using the word favorite, but I thought the scene in the guard's kitchen was very well done. It was suspenseful, creepy and downright violent. I will never listen to "It's a Small World" the same way again. And snow globes may give me nightmares now.
Dan: It was definitely the snow globe murder. Jax meant some serious business right there.
Paula: Jax taking out the CDC douche that had instigated Opie's demise. Jax is not usually the type that enjoys killing, so his echoing of Opie's last words - "I got this" - was chilling, and he didn't disappoint during that beat down. It gave us all a look at the "new" Jax, and I think we are in for a lot less conscience and a lot more "collateral damage," as he put it. And, let's face it, death by snow globe? Well, that was just all sorts of cool, especially that it didn't break OR stop playing that creepy ass song the whole time.
Are you surprised Clay is behind the Nomads?
Arlene: Old dirty bastard surprised me, yes! I know Clay is despicable and his hatred of Jax seems to be building with each episode, but to stoop so low as to use SAMCRO for his own ulterior motives was beyond. He may be using the newest members because they seem to be the most gullible and if any of them expire I won't be too sad (that means you, Chuck Zito) but Clay has crossed the line. And I thought pretending to still need the oxygen tank and milking his heart condition was low. I'm so done with him!
Christine: Not at all. Clay's a cold hearted, devious bastard and a bullet in his chest isn't enough to get him to go away quietly. Clay will stop fighting for that head seat when he's six feet in the ground.
Carla: No. It was the only thing that made sense. Clay is not going to step down without a fight. The Nomads showed up when he returned from the hospital, too. The robberies are part of his plan to get the head seat at the table back.
Dan: Of course not. He's been so quiet and laid back recently, we knew he had to be up to something. As everyone was running around town saying "it can't be this person, or it can't be that person," it became more and more obvious that it was Clay behind all of it.
Paula: No, not even a little bit. I figured the break in at his at Gemma's house was a red herring. You know he is making moves behind the scenes - and from how the Nomads were voting against Jax at the table and siding with Clay you could see who they work for.
Pen a eulogy for Carla.
Arlene: Oh Carla, sweet misguided, unmedicated, creepy Carla. Guess you found out incest isn't best. Even if it meant you trying to live vicariously by watching your half-brother get a forced BJ from your arch nemesis. Adios chica.
Christine: She was the madam who fell in love with her half-brother and one of the few people to make make Gemma Teller cry. I'm certain she had little peace in this life. Hopefully she's found some now.
Carla: Didn't know her long, but she was a crazy bitch. RIP.
Dan: What was the point of any of that? Just to have some crazy broad be crazy? I'm not exactly sure what that character or her slight story line brought to the table.
Paula: Bitch probably should have kept taking her meds.
Unser's speech to Gemma: Over the top or spot on?
Arlene: What the hell Pepaw?!? All of a sudden jealousy reared its ugly head and Unser tried to get in on the action?!? While I can understand he feels like he's been used by Gemma, I thought the timing was inappropriate. All this drama at the hospital! He was a bit over the top, but his "you're gonna die alone like me" line really hit hard. And it obviously drove Gemma to the brink resulting in her being picked up at a dive bar by... Joel McHale?!?
Christine: Spot on, although I think Unser's always known the game. Unser seems to be pushing things all over. Makes me wonder how long he'll last in Charming.
Carla: The idea that Unser thought he had a chance for something with Gemma was sad. I had always thought he realized that she was using him and taking advantage of his feelings for her. I actually still believe that. I think he was trying to make a point. Gemma hurt him and he wanted her know it. He may have gotten a bit too caught up in it, though.
Dan: Yeah, pretty spot on. It's his own fault for getting sucked in, but she had done nothing but use him for way longer than we've been watching these people's lives. She deserved to be put in her place.
Paula: I felt that Unser was spot on with what he said to Gemma. She is such a manipulator; half the time I don't even think she realizes she is doing it. I think she needed to hear it from someone she knows and loves her like Wayne does.
Will Jax regret getting in deeper with Pope?
Arlene: Most likely. I think he's deluding himself in thinking HE can use Pope and then get out. Messing with someone like Pope is like trying to walk across quicksand. With every step, you just sink deeper and deeper until you're completely engulfed in the slime and doomed to your death.
Christine: Perhaps, but taking the deal was a smart move. Why lose money when you can make it for the same amount of risk? I think Jax is learning with every step but to what end I'm not sure. Will he make it out or will he become the next Pope?
Carla: No. He was already in with Pope, so at this point he might as well make money from it instead of losing it. Jax has a big plan to either bring Pope down or make him pay. And this won't get in the way of that.
Dan: Absolutely. I can't believe everyone is okay with this. He's digging the hole deeper and deeper, which will make it much more difficult to climb out of. I don't like this as a move by Jax, although I love it as a viewer because it should cause a number of entertaining moments.
Paula: I think the relationship with Pope could be good for Jax. He has always seen the bigger picture for his club and Pope is someone who is all about the big picture. Pope definitely sees something in Jax that is worthy of his attention.
Otto has given his life and his eyesight to samcro then Bobby does Luann behind his back? Yes I know she instigated it but a true Bro.says no! Pay backs are a bitch!
So, why does Gemma (Katey) get action from Nero, yet Otto (Kurt) doesnt get any action from the doc in the infirmary? Fair is fair! guess Sutter is being a gentleman in his writing! Hands down, one of the best series I have ever followed since Smits was a cop! Love SOA! Missin Opie.
My guess is a bigger deal with Pope works to Jax' advantage - no doubt he's planning to take him down. He's got the CIA using him against the Cartel, and Pope will be 'collateral damage' when the CIA makes its move.
AMAZING SHOW Jax has an end game Tara better not blow that dirty dude
Jax's beatdown of the guard in Small World reminded me of the very first episode of SOA, when Jax beats the guy in the bar who sold drugs to Wendy w/ the pool cue. Can't forget that Jax has the brutality in him already, right from the first episode of the series.
I wish Jax & the boys could have chained him to there bikes and pulled him apart. Clay needs to die he has done so much stuff. Where is karma when you need it. Next Tuesday I think WAYNE will be killed off by clay or the nomads. Gemma is getting her freak on and clay is there to help her clean up a body come on clay set that up Gemma sleeping with another man she met at a bar. Not Nero. He wants her crawling back to him{clay}. she is just conniving shady vindicative like clay. I am glad Wayne told her about herself. Clay & her belong together. But it will cost her son and his family.
Everybody has secrets, from, to & about each other. After Jax's day & Tara's day, when they finally get to see each other, each tells the other that "not much happened today". Then he suggests he & she go to 'the cabin'...oh ok!! Carla & her 1/2 brother Nero seem to have a horrible secret that comes spilling out when she blows her brains out...ugh!! Then Gemma asks Clay to keep the "Carla business secret", she cannot seriously be relying on Clay for ANYTHING!! All these complications & messy dealings...next episode can't come fast enough for me!!! :D
At first I thought Tara was going to give Otto the BJ, then I figured she would just kill him. Now I'm not sure. I'm so confused. Gemma is turning into an Old Biker Slut. OMG! She is doing everybody. Sad....
1. Jax and Pope sit downs. 2. Not enough 3. Loves a b!â�¥ch and it's not you hermana. 4. WTF 5. No, Tara proved that Jax has a plan. â˜


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Your phone buzzes with a text from an unknown number. The person on the other end writes something like, "hey what time are we going to that thing?" But of course, you have no intentions of going to "that thing" with someone with the area code from your hometown who still can't figure out how to type in a phone number correctly. You have a few choices--ignore it, tell them they have the wrong number, or have a little fun.
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The late Johnny Cash's lost 1980s album Out Among The Stars is out later this month, and today director John Hillcoat delivered his video for the project's single, "She Used To Love Me A Lot." Hillcoat, a close collaborator with Nick Cave (he directed the Cave-penned feature films The Proposition and Lawless as well as NSFW videos for Cave's "Jubilee Street" and Grinderman's "Heathen Child") filmed the new Cash clip across the US over the course of a month. It's set in the present, but it captures the same dystopian malaise Hillcoat brought to the cinematic version of Cormac McCarthy's The Road. Watch below.
Out Among The Stars is out 3/25 on Columbia.
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I know that physicaly she's perfectly fine. First of all, the fact that she walks great when it's both of us. Also, she sprints around the yard like her crazy self when she needs to bark at a truck or something. It just seems like an anxiety issue. It would almost make more sense if she were doing it when I took her and my husband was still at home. But even when he's not home, she still doesn't want to leave the house without him (or me if my husband is walking her).
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