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I changed slides and the a most curious thing happened. Now when you believe that what you are seeing is reality, and this reality doesn't match previous realities one tends to think the problem is "Good Gravy I am having an anurism! I am having a stroke! They will find me on the floor!! I have lost the perception of the color RED! Have I recently whacked my head!"
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This wiki-like content management system (anw) is my latest programming project. It is based on the Django framework for Python.
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Saracens head coach Mark McCall insists his side will continue fighting to win every remaining game in Heineken Cup pool two despite having only a slim chance of reaching the quarter-finals.
Sarries lost 24-21 at home to Racing Metro and McCall said: "We're very disappointed after three games in our pool which have all been very close, all of which we could have won yet we finished up losing all three.
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"We gave away some poor penalties and there was a small mistake that led to a try but you must remember they're a very good rugby team.
"They had a lot of ball during one particular spell of the game and the truth is we defended for too long in the match.
"They were attacking as a force with some pretty big guys yet we did very well to get back in the game the way we did.
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Racing Metro coach Simon Mannix admitted he was very pleased to come away from Vicarage Road with four points.
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Situated in Whitby, this bed & breakfast is close to Captain Cook Memorial Museum, Whitby Abbey, and St Mary's Church. Also nearby are Whitby Lifeboat Museum and Whitby Harbour.
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The bed & breakfast offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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(CNN) -- With the last of Mitt Romney's former presidential rivals now backing the likely presidential nominee, there is one candidate who hasn't quit the race -- and doesn't foresee lending his support to Romney any time soon.
Texas Rep. Ron Paul said in an interview on CNN Wednesday that he is staying in the race to impact the party's agenda and to reconcile his differences with Romney would, at this point, be "pretty hard."
"It certainly isn't for the reason of disrupting the convention," Paul said of his continued candidacy. "I'm in it for very precise reasons: to maximize our efforts to get as many delegates as we can. I'm still a candidate, and to promote something that is very, very important, that is a change in the direction for the Republican Party."
His slate of 82 delegates is a far cry from Romney's 904, some 240 away from the magic number of 1144 needed to clinch the GOP nomination. Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich, who each quit their own candidacies in recent weeks, collected more delegates than has Paul.
Paul said leveraging his collection of delegates won't simply to land a primetime speaking role "just to give a speech for the sake of giving a speech."
That "doesn't have much appeal to me, but I think moving an agenda is very important," Paul said.
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Mathew Janczewski's ARENA DANCES opens its 17th Season in the Twin Cities with a premiere and a sneak peak at Main Street Project. The new avant-garde group work, titled Les Petites Choses, set to a variety of music, most notably the French band, Katerine, comments on consumerism – never quite satiating our want of more.'
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Ron Knecht, MS, JD & PE (CA)
District 9 – Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Esmeralda, Lander, Lyon, Mineral, Storey and Washoe Counties (map)
1009 Spencer Street
Regent Ron Knecht was elected to the Board of Regents in 2006 and was re-elected in 2012 as the representative for District 9. He currently serves on the Audit Committee, Business and Finance Committee and the Cultural Diversity Committee. He has chaired the Business and Finance Committee twice, the Audit Committee and two Presidential Performance Review Committees. He previously served on the Research and Economic Development, Board Development and Cultural Diversity and Security committees and various presidential search and performance review committees.
Ron Knecht is an economist and policy analyst, Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer (in California), and law school graduate who has spent half of his 41 working years in public service and half in private entrepreneurial small business, all in professional and managerial positions. He conducts a wide range of economic, financial, technical and policy analyses as an economist, and he has written and testified extensively as an expert witness in all those areas. He now works as a consultant, after serving as Senior Economist at Nevada's Public Utilities Commission, where he worked from 2001-2012. Twice a year he co-teaches a two-day seminar for SNL Financial on utility finance, cost of capital, economic and policy analyses for regulators, professionals, managers, securities analysts and others from around the country and Canada. He also presents a seminar twice a year for SNL Financial on Valuations for similar audiences. He has been a founder, executive or board member for six business firms and five public interest and charitable groups. He was elected to the Nevada Assembly for the 2002-04 term, representing District 40 (Carson and Washoe Cities).
The most important things in Ron's life are his wife, Kathy, their 11-year-old daughter, Karyn, and Ron and Kathy's mothers and families. Born and raised in a small town in the Midwest, he has a lifetime record in public, community, charitable and professional services, and in writing, speaking and teaching. With some scholarship support, he worked his way through undergraduate and early graduate studies at a public university (Illinois). Spending most of his working career in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, he paid his way through private graduate and law schools (Stanford and San Francisco) while working full time. He has been a Nevadan By Choice since 2001.
All his life, Ron has been active in a wide range of athletics and outdoor activities, but his skills being very modest, he had to get his high school letters and college numerals as a distance runner. As an observer, he enjoys ballet and modern dance, symphony, opera, theater and film. He also collects baseball cards and pursues other hobbies.
Education, Teaching and Professional Registration
- University of San Francisco Law School, 1995: Juris Doctor
- Stanford University, 1989: M.S., Engineering-Economic Systems
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1971: B.A., Liberal Arts & Sciences (major in Mathematics; minor in Physics & Chemistry); completed additional economics and engineering course work and Civil Engineering masters degree project (American Nuclear Society award winner) in Power Generating Economics, 1977
- Instructor, "Managing Your Life and Family Finances", for clients of Friends in Service Helping (FISH) faith-based charity, Carson City NV, 2005 and 2007-2008
- Economics Instructor (Micro- and Macro-Economic Analysis), Western Nevada Community College, Carson City, NV, 2003-06
- Instructor, Regulatory & Legal Aspects of Telecommunications, for graduate students, Golden Gate University, Sacramento CA, 1991
- Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer, State of California, since 1986
Professional, Managerial and Business Experience and Elected Office
- Senior Economist, Resource and Market Analysis Division, Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, 2010-2012
- Economist, Resource and Market Analysis Division, Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, 2001-2009
- Assemblyman, District 40, Nevada Assembly (Carson and Washoe Cities), 2002-04; Commerce and Labor, Government Affairs, and Transportation Committees
- President, Economic & Technical Analysis Group (San Francisco and Los Altos CA), 1990–2001
- Board of Directors, Minimax Research Corporation (Campbell CA), 1988-94
- Vice-President, Spectrum Economics, Inc. (Palo Alto and Mountain View CA), 1988-90
- Principal, QED Research, Inc. (Palo Alto CA), 1986-88
- Senior Economist, Dames & Moore, Engineers & Consultants (San Francisco CA), 1986
- Section Supervisor, principal analyst (economics, finance, technical analysis and policy) and member of all division management committees, California Public Utilities Commission (San Francisco CA), 1979-86
- Cofounder, Chairman, CEO & CFO, The Rainbow Connection, Inc. Restaurant (Springfield IL), 1979-83
- Commissioner's Senior Advisor and then principal analyst (economics, technical analysis and policy), California Energy Commission (Sacramento CA), 1978-79
- Partner, Bertschi & Knecht Engineers & Consultants (IL and CA), 1976-86
- Energy Research Engineer (1974-77); Center for Advanced Study Research Associate (1973-74); Research Assistant (Economics, 1970-71; Social Work, 1971-72); Grader/Consultant (Computer Science, 1969-71); Daily Illini Reporter (1971-72) and Columnist (1973-75); Assistant to Dean of Student Services (1970-71); Student Senate Office Manager (1968-69); hourly student non-professional employment, 1967-71 – all at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
- Assistant City Engineer, City of Urbana IL, 1972-73
Areas of Experience, Publication and Expert Testimony (100+ times; 25 jurisdictions)
- Regulation: Electric; Natural Gas; Nuclear Power; Coal; Communications; Water, Wastewater and Sewers; Insurance; Transportation; Environmental; Land Use; Finance and Securities; Discount Rates for Public Policy and Business
- Utilities: Ratemaking (all aspects); Finance; Strategic and Resource Planning and Forecasting; Operations and Modeling; Operating and Facilities Certificates
- Business Analysis and Management: Planning, Strategy, Finance, Valuations, Cost of Capital, Market Power, and Operations
- Regulatory and Industrial Change: Incentive-based Regulation; Industry De- and Re-regulation and Restructuring; Public versus Private Provision of Services
- Energy: Electricity, Natural Gas, Nuclear Power, Coal, Oil, Cogeneration, Conservation, Renewables, Distribution Companies, Transmission and Independent System Operators, Transportation and Industrial Use
- Economics and Policy: Micro- and Macro-economic Analysis; Taxation, Budgeting and Public Finance; Resources and Pollution; Transportation; Public Safety; Health Care; Human and Social Services; Education
- Law and Economics: Anti-trust; Due Diligence; Mergers and Acquisitions; Bankruptcy Workouts; Litigation Settlement; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Diversification
- Engineering Economics: Systems Analysis and Control; Optimization; Decision and Probabilistic Analyses
- Other: Mechanical and Civil Engineering; Statistics; Program and Project Management; Staff Supervision
Civic, Community, Charitable, Public and Professional Service
- Co-instructor, Cost of Capital & Utility Financial Analysis Seminar, SNL Finance, Washington DC, 2009-present
- Seminar Presenter, Valuations Seminar, SNL Finance, New York, 2012-present
- Board of Directors, CC Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children (CASA), 2005-present; Chairman 2012-13
- Carson City Navy League Chapter member, 2004-present
- Board of Directors, Carson City Kiwanis Club, 2002-04 & 2005-07; Scholarship Committee, 2004-06; Member 2001-present
- Co-sponsor, Carson High School Science Fair, 2004; active local education support, 2002-present
- Carson City Republican Central Committee, 2001-2011; Chairman, 2005-07; Member, 2001-present
- Member, Western Economics Association (WEA), 1988-present
- Carson City Chairman, Governor Jim Gibbons Re-election Campaign, 2010
- Member, Society of Utility and Regulatory Financial Analysts (SURFA), 2007-2009
- Organizing Committee, Rutgers Univ. Center for Research in Regulated Industries Western Conference, 2005-07
- Carson City Methamphetamine Task Force Public Awareness Committee, 2005-06
- Carson City School District Social Studies Textbook Selection Committee, 2004-05
- Co-organizer, "Thank You" event honoring Carson City Waterfall Fire First Responders, 2004
- Chairman, Carson City (Water and Sewer) Utilities Advisory Committee, 2002-03
- Associate Member, Carson City Area Chamber of Commerce, 2002-06
- Nevada Republican Central Committee, 2002-07
- Candidate (non-partisan), Los Altos CA City Council, 1999
- California Republican Central Committee, 1998-2001
- Director, Santa Clara County CA Lungren for Governor Operations, 1998
- Co-founder and Principal, Advocates for the Public Interest (San Francisco and Los Altos CA), 1998-2001
- Founder, University of San Francisco Federalist Society, 1994-95; Advisor, 1997-2001
- Senior Editor and Writer, University of San Francisco Law School Forum, 1994-95
- Board of Directors, Minimax Research Corporation (Campbell CA), 1988-94
- Co-founder, Chairman, CFO, CEO, The Rainbow Connection Inc. (Springfield IL), 1979-83
- Founding Board Member, Illinois Public Action Council (Chicago IL), 1976-77
- Co-founder and Executive Director, Illinois Power Project (Urbana IL), 1976-78
- Chairman, Electric Load Forecasting Statewide Committee of Energy Experts Advisory to IL Legislature, 1975-76
- Board of Directors, Illinois Committee on Freeways (Urbana IL), 1975-76
- Member and Secretary, City Board of Zoning Appeals (Urbana IL), 1974-78
- Democrat Candidate, City of Urbana IL City Council, 1973
- Member, Mathematics Association of America, 1970-72
- Senator and Member, Steering Committee, University of Illinois, Urbana, Student Senate, 1968-69
- President, Independent Freshmen Men, University of Illinois, Urbana, 1967-68
- Southern Illinois Jurisdiction Master Councilor and other positions, Order of DeMolay, 1966-68
- Assistant Editor, HyNews, Belleville, IL Township High School (West), 1966-67
- Class President, National Science Foundation Summer Math & Computer Science Program, St. Louis Univ., 1966
- Master Councilor and other positions, Tancred Chapter, DeMolay, Belleville IL, 1964-68
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Philadelphia 76ers (11-21) at Portland Trail Blazers (26-7), 10 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Portland Trail Blazers matched their franchise record for most 3-pointers made in one game last time out and will try for a third consecutive victory on Saturday with the Philadelphia 76ers in town.
On Thursday, against the Charlotte Bobcats, the Blazers poured in 21 3- pointers. That matched the team record they set on Dec. 14 against ... these same 76ers.
In their 134-104 win over the Bobcats, the Blazers became the first team in NBA history to make at least 20 3-pointers twice in the same season.
"It's good to be part of history and do something that hasn't been done before," said Portland head coach Terry Stotts.
They've converted eight or more from long range in eight straight, which is a franchise record.
Oh, and the win gave them 26, which is the most in the NBA.
Damian Lillard shot 6-of-6 from behind the arc and Wesley Matthews added five from long range. Lillard finished with 24 points and seven assists, Matthews netted 25 points and LaMarcus Aldridge donated 10 points and 15 rebounds in the club's second straight win.
"I'm not going to lie to you. I felt on when I woke up from my nap today," Matthews said.
Mo Williams scored 15 points and handed out 10 assists. Robin Lopez chipped in 14 and Will Barton managed 10 points.
The Sixers have tightened things up, not just since that Dec. 14 debacle, but also on the road. After losing the first two on this six-game road trip to run their road losing streak to 13, the 76ers have taken three straight on this trek west.
Philly knocked off the Los Angeles Lakers, Denver Nuggets, and, on Thursday, dispatched the Sacramento Kings, 113-104.
Thaddeus Young had 28 points, six steals, seven rebounds and four assists against Sacramento. Over his last six games, Young has averaged 26.8 points.
"He's playing with a high level of confidence first, and then support it by his skill package that's getting better," Sixers head coach Brett Brown said of Young's play.
Evan Turner finished with 24 points, 10 rebounds and six assists, while Tony Wroten netted 21 points for the Sixers.
Lavoy Allen and Spencer Hawes both finished with 10 points.
This matchup features the worst defensive team in Philadelphia, versus the league's top offensive unit in the Trail Blazers.
The Blazers have won four of their last five against the Sixers, who play five of their next six at home following Saturday's contest. Portland has taken three in a row as the host against Philly.
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The New Year is a time for new beginnings, fresh starts.
For some, that may mean a new hobby. For others, it's a time to get back to good eating or exercise habits. For me, that involves getting outside.
Yes, even more than I already do.
I struggle to pound out mile after monotonous mile on a treadmill, but I could spend days on Wisconsin's trails — running, hiking, climbing and taking in all nature has to offer. It's the best kind of exercise — a physical and mental rejuvenation — but it's easy to let the busyness of life, the weather, or a lack of motivation push things like recreation and exercise to the back burner.
So if you're like me and are looking to reconnect with Wisconsin's great outdoors, or, better yet, connect with it for the first time, New Year's Day is as good a time as any.
This New Year's Day, many Wisconsin state parks are hosting free hikes as part of America's State Parks' First Day Hikes program, a country-wide initiative to get people outdoors.
Here are some options for hikes around Wisconsin this Wednesday.
1. Kettle Moraine State Forest — Lapham Peak Unit, W329-N846 County C, Delafield
Distance from Milwaukee: 30 miles west
What to expect: The Waukesha/Milwaukee County Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance will host a guided 3- to 4-mile hike through the woods along the Ice Age Trail beginning at 11 a.m. Snowshoes will be available for rent, and hikers can enjoy refreshments after at the Hausmann Nature Center.
Why you should go: Aside from Lakeshore State Park and Havenwoods State Forest, Lapham Peak is one of the most easily accessible state parks from downtown Milwaukee. Located about 2 miles south of I-94 off County Highway C, the park features more than 17 miles of trails of varying distances — including a 2.5-mile loop that is groomed and lighted for cross-country skiing — and an observation tower that provides panoramic views of southeastern Wisconsin.
2. Kettle Moraine State Forest—Pike Lake Unit, 3544 Kettle Moraine Road, Hartford
Distance from Milwaukee: 35 miles northwest
What to expect: Meet at the Pike Lake beach area at noon for a 4-mile hike along the orange loop and Ice Age trails.
Why you should go: You don't need a vehicle admission sticker at this property on New Year's Day.
While you're there, enjoy great views from the observation tower on Powder Hill (elevation 1,350 feet).
3. Kettle Moraine State Forest — Southern Unit, N9097 County Road H, Whitewater
Distance from Milwaukee: 46 miles southwest
What to expect: Normally dominated by mountain bikers, the well-maintained John Muir trails are more easily hiked in the winter than the summer or fall. Join a hike along the nearly 5-mile orange loop beginning at the trail head at 11 a.m.
Why you should go: These trails will definitely get your heart pumping. Because they're designed with mountain bikers in mind, they take full advantage of the rolling terrain of the Kettle Moraine, with some steep climbs, descents and switchbacks. Who needs a stairmaster with trails like these?
4. High Cliff State Park, N7630 State Park Road, Sherwood
Distance from Milwaukee: 100 miles north
What to expect: If you can walk, you can snowshoe. Learn the basics before taking part in a 1.5-mile guided hike with a park naturalist. Trails in this park follow the limestone cliffs that make up the Niagara Escarpment along the eastern shore of Lake Winnebago, the state's largest inland lake. Meet at the park office at 1 p.m.
Why you should go: If you've never tried snowshoeing, this is a good spot and time to give it a try. The Friends of High Cliff State Park will have limited snowshoes available for rent at a reduced rate of $2.
5. Devil's Lake State Park, S5975 Park Road, Baraboo
Distance from Milwaukee: 120 miles west/northwest
What to expect: This 2-mile hike takes place at dusk, following the Roznos Meadow Trail — which is part of Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail — through a restored prairie in the southeast corner of the park. Hikers are advised to bring snowshoes and a flashlight.
Why you should go: Devil's Lake is Wisconsin's most popular park, but traffic slows a bit in the winter. Join this hike if you want unimpeded views of the stunning 500-foot quartzite bluffs that dominate the park.
6. Mirror Lake State Park, E10320 Fern Dell Road, Baraboo
Distance from Milwaukee: 120 miles west/northwest
What to expect: Meet at the beach at 10 a.m. for an easy 2-mile hike to Echo Rock — a lookout point for views of the placid Mirror Lake — and back. The Friends of Mirror Lake group will have a bonfire roaring near the beach for staying warm.
Why you should go: While beautiful any time of year, winter provides less-obstructed views of Mirror Lake and the 50-foot cliffs that surround it from a number of trails in the park.
If you want to make an overnight trip out of it, downtown Wisconsin Dells is only about a 15-minute drive north and features a plethora of hotels, waterparks, shops and restaurants for a winter getaway.
7. Whitefish Dunes State Park, 3275 Clark Lake Road, Sturgeon Bay
Distance from Milwaukee: 170 miles north
What to expect: Join the park's naturalist for a guided hike along the forested dunes and rocky shore of Whitefish Dunes, a quiet park on Door County's eastern side.
Why you should go: The steep dunes in this park are the highest on the western shore of Lake Michigan, and the views from the shore are some of the best as well.
For an extended hike, follow the trail along the shore past the nature center north into Cave Point County Park. The small park includes great views of steep, limestone cliffs that are often shrouded in a wall of ice in the winter thanks to the battering waves of Lake Michigan.
8. Peninsula State Park, 9462 Shore Road, Fish Creek
Distance from Milwaukee: 180 miles north
What to expect: Choose from a 1- or 3-mile bird hike along the Sunset Trail led by the Friends of Peninsula State Park. The group also will have refreshments and a bonfire at Weborg Shelter. Participants are encouraged to bring binoculars and a field guide and to leave pets at home. The hike begins at 10 a.m.
Why you should go: Peninsula State Park's eight miles of shoreline on Green Bay is a great spot for seeing a variety of birds, including bald eagles.
More information
While all of these hikes are free, you still need a vehicle admission sticker to park at most of the parks. Pick up a 2014 sticker on your way in for $25 (yearly) or $7 (daily).
For more on these events and others around the state on New Year's Day, see dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/getoutdoors/events.html.
Some events are weather-dependent; check the website and call the appropriate park for current conditions before heading out.
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- 3 canned chipotle chiles in adobo (1/4 cup total)
- 3 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 1/2 pounds pork tenderloin
Preheat oven to 450°F.
Purée chipotles in adobo with garlic and honey in a blender until smooth. Pat pork dry and season with salt. Put pork on a foil-lined baking sheet and spread with chile glaze to coat well. Roast in middle of oven until an instant-read thermometer registers 155°F, about 20 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes on a cutting board before cutting into thin slices.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (4 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories263
- Carbohydrates15 g (5%)
- Fat6 g (9%)
- Protein36 g (71%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (10%)
- Sodium92 mg (4%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber1 g (3%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol111 mg (37%)
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type: Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Honey, Hot Pepper, Meat, Garlic, Pork
cuisine: Nuevo Latino, Latin American


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Rated: PG-13 for some violence and thematic elements
Stars: Hailee Steinfeld, Stellan Skarsgard, Paul Giamatti, Douglas Booth
When the son and daughter (Booth and Steinfeld of "True Grit") of two feuding families meet, forbidden love ensues. Carlo Carlei ("Fluke") directed the adaptation of Shakespeare's tragic romance, with a screenplay by Julian Fellowes ("Downton Abbey").
Rated: R for disturbing violence, bloody images, some sexuality, nudity and language
Stars: Bill Sage, Julia Garner, Ambyr Childers
Meat is most definitely murder in this nicely textured, occasionally quite creepy, but very, very slow-moving horror outing. Might as well throw unappetizing in there as an adjective as well. Things are unraveling quickly for the Parkers, who have lost their mom in a freak accident just as their annual Lamb's Day religious observance is rolling around, meaning her two daughters (Garner and Childers) will have to assume her rather unusual kitchen duties. If their ominous dad (Sage), a strict believer in God, family and cannibalism has anything to say about it. Much more moody and atmospheric than horrific, right up until the must-be-seen-to-be-believed finale.
★★★ ½
Rated: PG-13 for intense perilous sequences, some disturbing images and brief strong language
Stars: George Clooney, Sandra Bullock,
Chances are good that you've never seen a film set in outer space as immersive and involving as this extremely suspenseful survival drama from writer/director Alfonso Cuaron ("Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," "Y Tu Mamá Tambien"). Cutting-edge special effects create a sense of casual hyper-realism, immediacy and intimacy that makes it seem we're right there, all alone with mission-commander Kowalski (Clooney) and space newbie Dr. Stone (Bullock, in a career-best performance) after they're stranded outside their ship by a sudden disaster. And that's an intensely uncomfortable place to be. The pair's one hope is to make their way, with dwindling oxygen and jet-pack fuel, to the International Space Station, where they might possibly find a way home—if they live through the ingenious obstacles Cuaron places in their way. If "Gravity" has a flaw worth mentioning, it's the sentimental back-story Cuaron comes up with for Stone, climaxed by an unnecessarily mawkish climactic scene, goosed along by magic realism. That's far outweighed, though, by the most powerful moments in this film, which are profoundly eloquent in a way that requires no dialogue. It's a must-see, even if you had to travel into space to do it.
★★ ½
Rated: PG-13 for brief strong language
Stars: Catherine Frot, Arthur Dupont, Jean d'Ormesson
If the dramatic content in this soufflé-light French biopic was as compelling as its menu highlights, it would be something savory indeed. Sadly, that's not quite the case, though drool-worthy cameos by salmon-stuffed cabbage, truffles on toast, Sainte-Honore cake, etc., and a solid, stick-to-your-ribs lead performance by Catherine Frot ("The Page Turner") manage to make it reasonably satisfying. Frot plays Hortense Laborie, a fictionalized version of the regional French cook who became French president Mitterand's personal chef — and the first woman to do that job in the history of the Elysee palace. Very little happens the brief time she's there, unfortunately, aside from clashes with bureaucratic bean counters and a sexist main-kitchen chef, forcing writer/director Christian Vincent ("Quatre Étoiles") to set a good deal of the story in Laborie's next job — a scientific base in the Antarctic. And nothing much is going on there either.
★★ ½
Rated: PG-13 for bloody sequences of ER trauma procedures, some violent images and language, and smoking throughout
Stars: Zac Efron, Paul Giamatti, Billy Bob Thornton
Fifty years after the traumatic event, the assassination of JFK is still capable of touching a raw nerve — even in a dramatization as flat-footed as this one. A drama focusing on collateral details the first few days after the shooting shouldn't necessarily be dull and uninvolving but this one is — with the exception of a few revelations that would have been just as interesting in a documentary. "Parkland" begins well, with journalist turned filmmaker Peter Landesman capturing the shock and confusion of those first few moments, especially in the ER where Kennedy is operated on by a dismayed surgical resident (Efron).
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Rated: R for language and some sexual content
Stars: Ben Affleck, Justin Timberlake, Gemma Arterton
A college student (Timberlake) gets mixed up with the crooked operator of an on-line poker site (Affleck). Brad Furman ("The Lincoln Lawyer") directed the thriller.
Rated PG-13 for sexual content and some language
Stars: Paula Patton, Taye Diggs, Jill Scott
Sometimes you have to go really, really, really far out of your way just to discover that what you were looking for was right across the hall. That's the blatantly telegraphed moral of this mildly diverting, but entirely predictable strictly-by-the-numbers romcom about a desperate flight attendant (Patton) sky-stalking ex-boyfriends in the hope one will have transformed into perfect husband material—her little sister's upcoming wedding making her feel like an old maid at 30. Though it's painfully obvious to anyone watching that she's bound to wind up with lifelong best-buddy and major dreamboat William Wright (Luke)—her across-the-hall neighbor. After all, the guy's name is Mr. Wright. Adapted from his own novel by writer/director David E. Talbert ("First Sunday"), a successful theatrical writer/director/producer in the Tyler Perry vein.
Not reviewed
Rated PG for mild rude humor
Stars: Bill Hader, Anna Faris, Will Forte, Andy Samberg
The young inventor who made it rain meatballs in the 2009 original (Hader) returns to his hometown when he learns his food machine is now producing menacing food-animal hybrids. Cody Cameron ("Open Season 3") and Kris Pearn co-directed the animated family comedy.
Rated R for strong graphic sexual material and dialogue throughout, nudity, language and some drug use
Stars: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Scarlett Johansson, Julianne Moore
A young New Jersey lady's man finds that unrealistic expectations from pornography (Gordon-Levitt) are standing in the way of happiness with his true love (Johansson). Gordon-Levitt also wrote and directed the comedy-drama.
★★ ½
Rated R for sexual content, nudity, language, some disturbing images and brief drug use
Stars: Chris Hemsworth, Daniel Brühl, Olivia Wilde
Director Ron Howard's great strength has always been his ability to orchestrate emotions while telling involving stories, but he's stripped those narrative gears somewhat with this disappointing racetrack saga. The legendary rivalry between 1970s Formula 1 racers James Hunt (Hemsworth) and Niki Lauda (Brühl) was tailor-made for the movies, concluding as it did with a neck-and-neck showdown for the world championship. Yet there's a strange quality of emotional detachment to "Rush," combined with occasional confusion as the story jumps back and forth over time from race to nearly identical race, that prevents it from crossing the finish line in the expected blaze of glory. It doesn't help that both of the main characters are hard to warm to, despite strong performances. All in all, Howard's previous pedal-to-the-metal movie, his 1977 debut with "Grand Theft Auto," was a lot more fun.
★★★ ½
Rated R for disturbing violent content including torture, and language throughout
Stars: Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Maria Bello, Viola Davis, Terrence Howard
This grim, unnervingly suspenseful thriller wastes no time getting to its central moral dilemma. After his little girl is abducted and the initial suspect (Paul Dano as a vacant-eyed young man with the IQ of a 10-year-old) is released by police for lack of evidence, an enraged father (Jackman in a career-best performance) kidnaps him, takes him to an abandoned house and subjects him to tortures straight out of Abu Ghraib. Director Denis Villeneuve (Oscar nominated for 2010's "Incendies") delivers a complex and well-executed mystery that works equally well as a character study of the increasingly conflicted father (a devout Christian) and of the misleadingly mild-mannered detective assigned to the case (Gyllenhaal, also excellent), who has rage issues of his own. Most of all, though, "Prisoners" is intent on raising some of the same questions posed by "Zero Dark Thirty" about whether or not extreme means are justified by a crucially important end.
★★ ½
Rated PG-13 for disturbing war images, thematic elements and smoking
Stars: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Edward Norton, John Cusack, Tom Wolfe, Gore Vidal
The life of Catcher in the Rye author J.D. Salinger certainly makes a fascinating story, but it's only partially revealed by this superficial and ultimately disappointing documentary. In a sense, screenwriter Shane Salerno ("Savages," "Shaft"), who spent 10 years writing and directing this film, was beaten before he started. There's very little film footage of the author, who withdrew from public life long, long ago. Also, Salinger's two grown children refused to participate and his estate refused permission to use any of the author's writings. As a result, Salerno is forced to tell a story based on hearsay, drawing on comments from people at best one step removed from Salinger's private world. Worse, he's forced to rely on cheesy dramatic re-creations such as a Salinger look-alike typing furiously on an empty stage. "Salinger" does present big news with the revelation that the author has arranged for the posthumous publication of five new books beginning in 2015, though the only proof Salerno offers is verification by two unnamed sources.
Rated PG for thematic elements, brief mild language and smoking
Stars: Waad Mohammed, Reem Abdullah, Abdullrahman Al Gohani
There's a lot more going on in this first feature film from Saudi Arabia, where movie theaters are still banned, than the deceptively simple story of a girl who's willing to do just about anything to buy her first bicycle. Even if that were all there was to it, though, "Wadjda" would still be a must-see. Female writer/director Haifaa Al-Mansour finds a sneakily innocuous way to address the severe constraints placed on women in Saudi society with the story of 10-year-old Wadjda (Mohammed), a rebellious spirit who wears high-top sneakers under her abaya. She dreams of buying a beautiful green bike so she can race her friend Abdullah (Al Gohani), despite girls being strongly discouraged, if not quite forbidden, to ride them. It's possible to discern grim undertones in this generally light and upbeat film, because while Wadjda pursues her vision of freedom, the restricting conventions of society are closing in on her. Yet the film's young star, whose mischievous performance is a pure delight, conveys the impression that, come what may, Wadjda will be just fine.
Rated PG-13 for language and some rude behavior
Stars: Josh Holloway, Josh Peck, Caity Lotz
If back-flipping, hand-walking, head-spinning, corkscrew-twisting, generally gravity-defying dance sequences are what you're looking for, you could do worse than "Battle of the Year." It's just a shame that the actual on-screen dance content is so meager compared to the amount of time spent rehashing almost every conceivable underdog-sports-movie cliché. An attempt by director Brandon Lee to fictionalize his 2007 documentary "Planet B-Boy" (modestly referred to at one point in this film as "the Bible of hip-hop"), "Battle of the Year" is the story of an alcoholic former championship basketball coach (Holloway) seeking redemption assembling a crew of the country's best, and most egotistical, b-boy dancers and turning them into a dream team just in time for the titular international hip-hop dance contest—which the USA has failed to win for 15 years. With inspirational messages along the way such as "There is no I in team."
★★ ½
Rated R for language and some strong sexual content
Stars: Mark Ruffalo, Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim Robbins, Josh Gad
With sex addiction emerging as a topic recently in edgier films like "Shame" and "Choke," it's no surprise to see it show up in a comparatively safe, mainstream, dramedy like this directorial debut for screenwriter Stuart Blumberg ("The Kids are All Right"). "Thanks for Sharing" is fairly conventional stuff, with its characters following neat little arcs of crisis, disaster and redemption — though their issues are a bit more scandalous than usual. This must be the first major movie in which a character reaches a crucial turning point after being caught trying to film up his boss's skirt with a shoe camera. Ruffalo nervously initiates his first post-sobriety relationship with Paltrow, Robbins contends with his past in the form of a former-junkie prodigal son (Patrick Fugit), and newbie Gad finds the best way to leave his past as a subway groper behind is to help addict (pop singer Pink in her movie debut) with her problems. Then it's talk, talk, talk, for the most part, as they face their assorted demons.
Rated R for strong violence, language and some sexual content/nudity
Stars: Vin Diesel, Jordi Molla, Katee Sackhoff, Bokeem Woodbine
Fans of lean, mean, testosterone-steeped sci-fi action are likely to find "Riddick" a blast — even though it offers few surprises. "This ain't nothing new" is one of the first statements uttered by the inter-planetary anti-hero (Diesel, back for his third installment in the series), when he finds he's once again stranded and forced to fight for his life on an unnamed desert planet inhabited only by carrion birds, hyena-wolf hybrids and amphibious scorpion-serpent monsters. In other words, just his kind of hangout. Writer/director David Twohy throws in enough entertaining touches, as Riddick whittles down two teams of mercenaries hoping to collect the price on his head — and a fair amount of unexpected humor. In a movie like this, it never hurts to mix a little gratuitous comedy in with the gratuitous nudity and gore.
Not reviewed
Rated R for violence, language and brief sexuality
Stars: Robert De Niro, Tommy Lee Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer
A mafia boss (De Niro) who has testified against the mob is relocated with his family to a sleepy town in France under the protection of a CIA agent (Jones). Luc Besson ("The Fifth Element," "The Professional") directed the crime comedy.
Not reviewed
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of terror and violence
Stars: Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Barbara Hershey
The evil spirits who attempted to posses a comatose young boy in the 2010 original continue to plague the Lambert family. James Wan ("The Conjuring," "Saw") directed the horror.


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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Woman Arrested for DUI, Drug Possession
Georgetown Police received a complaint of a reckless driver on November 27th in the area of Cherry Blossom and Paris Pike. A uniformed officer responded and identified the vehicle.
According to the Officer's report the vehicle swerved towards the median, then over corrected back into the right lane, and almost struck another vehicle. After making a a traffic stop on the driver the officer states that the suspect, 30-year-old Allison Danielle Gregory, had slurred speech and trouble retrieving her operators license.
The officer then observed a pill bottle in the suspect's purse and she stated that she had no prescription for it and was not prescribed any medication. The suspect failed the Standard Field Sobriety Test and was placed in custody.
The defendant was released on $5,000 bond but faces charges of DUI, Reckless driving, Possession of controlled substance (2nd degree), and Illegal possession of legend drug.
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10 Foods and Drinks That Make You Look Older Than You Are
Ban these from your diet to erase years from your face
By Anne Roderique-Jones
9. Soda
This fizzy drink isn't kind to your teeth or your skin, says Brewer. Soda is highly acidic and wears away tooth enamel, making teeth more susceptible to decay. And a less-than-shiny smile can make your whole face look haggard. But that's not all: Brewer says that soda's high sodium levels age skin. In addition, soda drinkers may be dehydrated because they're more likely to reach for the sweet stuff than water, causing puffiness and dull skin. Skip both diet and regular sodas and opt for fruit-infused water when you want a flavored drink.


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SD's AGXIIK recently traveled to Reno, Nevada to meet with and interview Cliven Bundy and family.
The first hand account of the Bundy standoff (including the unreported account of Bundy's sons courageous confrontation with the Federal forces while lighted up by sniper lasers) is below:
I reviewed the Reno Gun show last August. Click here to read that report. How times have changed, and for the better.
At the 2014 Big Show, dealers had nearly unlimited amounts of all the popular pistol, rifle and shotgun ammunition.
Prices were more than 50% lower than the Reno Gun show of early 2013.
As a matter of fact, with no lines and no limits, the buying experience was fairly routine and enjoyable.
We saw people with dollies full of ammo cases being toted to the exit doors.
How many banksters will do a Perp Walk over the next 3 months?
Submit your guesses below…3 PHYZZ prizes are on the line!!
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AGXIIK joins The Doc & Eric Dubin in this MUST LISTEN installment of Metals & Markets to discuss:
The SD Weekly Metals & Markets With Special Guest Host AGXIIK is Below:
With last night's announcement by President Obama of his new MyRA, the "No Risk, Guaranteed Return" Retirement Savings Bond Program, we thought it apropos to bring back AGXIIK's November 2012 warning that President Obama had begun a push to confiscate Americans' IRA's & 401k's, and force retirement assets into treasury bonds.
While many have scoffed, we have long warned at SD that Americans' retirement plans are the last remaining bastions of wealth for the criminal banksters to pilfer, and that they will ultimately be confiscated via forced allocation into treasury investment vehicles.
With President Obama's State of the Union speech on 1/28/2014, the process has officially begun.
As AGXIIK warned, Please realize that this is 100% about funding $1.5 TRILLION annual deficits using Americans' retirement funds, as there is simply no other remaining pool of wealth able to soak up $1.5 Trillion in T-bills annually.
AGXIIK's Full MUST READ 2012 Warning on Obama's Plans to Confiscate 401k's & IRA's is below:
SD contributors including The Doc, Eric Dubin & AGXIIK will once again join SD readers for a LIVE CHAT blog for The Bernanke's LAST FOMC statement, starting at 1:45pm EST!
Will Bernanke continue the taper before Yellen steps in, or hold serve? Discuss the event with the SD community LIVE!
I'm going to clear the air on this matter. For over 2 years I've been writing about the impending federal takeovers of pension plans.
10 countries in the Europe and South America have engaged in pension theft, conversion or expropriation to fund government operations.
It is quite likely that we will see more of this theft in 2014, and before the financial crisis is over, probably from the TSP.
The brokerages will be completely compliant with these actions just like the Bail-in provisions signed by the FDIC, FED Bank of Canada and BOE, as was reported here on Silver Doctors in 2013.
Like Detroit with its complete expropriation of the $11,000,000,000 in pension plan funds, the Feds will use the $1.6 trillion in the TSP as they see fit. They are patterning this on Poland and the NDRP. Poland recently confiscated 28 billion in Euros to reduce their country debt to 56% of the GDP.
The government simply took the funds from the private and government pension plans WITHOUT ANY COMPENSATION.
Surely that could never happen here!
The coming move and mania in silver will be breathtaking and will resemble the Tulip & recent Bitcoin manias.
Silver might take 10 months to peak and 2 months or less to retrace much of its price increase. It might be a $100 billion market in the US.
The market will be completely overrun and choked with silver, yielding an inventory that might not bleed off for years. The price rise will be fast; the drop will be fast was well. That's the way this always happens when smart money gets in first and dumb money comes in last.
Getting out at that inflection point will be a doozy; the ride heady. Nearly everyone will be sucked in with dreams of becoming silver millionaires. Those who bought at $30-40 will be vindicated.
The price rise will be a Rhino Horn in shape. When the price increase hits about 80 degrees from the horizontal axis, the peak will be reached in short order. It will look a bit like the national debt chart of the last 60 years. Parabolic and then some.
The price peak will be reached. Check your heart at the door as the euphoria will be intoxicating and dangerous for your financial health.
Taper or No Taper? Will the cartel attempt to smash gold & silver below the June 28th lows of $1179 and $18?
SDLive debuts as an Open Interactive Thread for SD readers to discuss the day's events, Bernanke's last FOMC Press Conference, and the reaction of the markets.
The Doc, Eric Dubin, and AGXIIK will be covering the news and chatting live from 1:30-3pm EST!
Taper/No Taper Open Thread-your chance to interact directly with The Doc, Eric Dubin, & AGXIIK!
Since June of 2012 I've been talking about Iran circumventing SWIFT and though it hurt their economy, initiating devastating inflation and great harm to the Iranian people, Iran has taken the hits from the sanctions but founded what could now be called the PETRO GOLD system. It's allowed Iran to sell oil to China, India and Japan for gold.
Iran was able to ship oil in shadow tankers, GPS turned off, receiving wheat, edible oils and gold in exchange. Dubai was a laundering point for the gold along with Turkey as a transhipment point the gold payments.
Iran proved this system worked and it dovetails nicely into China's plans. This may have been one of the most important puzzle pieces that came out our sanctions.
The jailer may find he is a prisoner of his detainees when sanctions reverse course and bite the US in the a**.
A SilverDoctors Exclusive By SD Contributor AGXIIK:
The Dollar's fate lies in China's Hand. Gold is the key to this fate. The Chinese Central bank's fingerprints are all over the gold manipulation story.
The Chinese play the gold players like fiddles, rigging the price of gold lower to take in as much as they can.
Like Sun Tsu said, If you can win the battle without fighting, that is a good war. They've not fired a shot. They've used our currency reserves to buy up our gold.
The existence of our world reserve currency status will depend on how and when China shows the world what they hold in gold. That report is due in 2014. Once they show the world they have the gold to back their currency, the entire world will flock to the winner.
The fate of the dollar is almost entirely tied to China, its gold holdings and the value of gold once its real value is set.
$50,000 an ounce could become a real figure.
There has not been a peek in Ft Knox for nearly 60 years. Empty of gold? Probably. Or spoken for (rehypothecated) 5 times over and that situation, if it's a fact, would be a real crap storm since the claimants are probably central banks. Germany's 300 tons of gold? Pfah. Get lost Merkel. The emperor's golden threads are just dross. No one will get to see what's there, move along.
Meanwhile, the Chinese are quietly backing their currency with at least 20,000 tons of gold. Not 10,ooo or 5,000. At least 20,000 metric tons.
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I thought I would opine on JS Kim's recent SD editorial- Breaking Bad With Big Bank CEO's. You've probably read Kim's work. Many like us lived what he has spoken of in this and other essays. In my experience, what JS Kim writes is very accurate.
I was mid level corporate officer; my name on the annual report; top salesman 4 years; the 4th largest shareholder of the bank, right behind the President, Chairman of the Board and a private investor.
We could have coined the term 'Muppets' when referring to our clients. I never recall a single client referred to in a positive manner.
The only thought was how to extract the maximum yield without killing the herd. One stated policy was called "Bump Rate".
Senior officers referred to that policy when renewing lines of credit. The loan officers jacked the rate when renewing a credit line, knowing that the client would accept that rather than move his accounts.
Many of our office meetings resembled a cross between a carney barker shilling cheap thrills rides and Torquemada questioning his victims.
We hit our clients with the highest rates possible when originating loans. The Preferred Lender Program was our tool to get the deal through underwriting and closed before a competitor was able to reach into our pockets and take the client.
The snarling and gnashing of teeth of bankers fighting over their prey made resembled hyenas going after a wildebeast.
There was a time when $1 of government stimulus money would boost the GDP by $16. Now we talk daily about it taking $3.8 trillion to run the Federal Government and for each dollar of stimulus the GDP grows 8 Cents.
This equation of how much it takes to run the government and the results that are achieved could be called the EROI. Today it is less than 0.1. Government is just a sucking black hole of negative returns and dry wells that would make an wildcatter weep.


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The healthcare design and construction picture has been muddied by uncertainty over the new healthcare law. Hospital systems are in a bind, not knowing what levels of reimbursement to expect. Building Teams serving this sector will have to work even harder to meet growing client demands.
7. Help clients develop firm standards for construction project
Combined with patient safety and quality of care, cutting costs and adding value are top-of-mind concerns for Building Teams serving the vital and lucrative healthcare sector.
From its base outside St. Louis, Mo., Ascension Health, a ministry of the Daughters of Charity and Sisters of St. Joseph, operates 80 acute care facilities nationwide. To lower project costs and add to design value, Ascension's five-member facilities planning staff, four design firms, several GCs, healthcare professionals, and others spent 15 months devising a 100-page guide for new construction and renovations covering standards for room size, overall square footage, mechanical and electrical infrastructure, and numerous other building features. The standards are aimed at cutting first costs, with high priority placed on energy savings, but exceptions can be made when spending more up front would yield lower total cost of ownership.
All projects of $10 million or more must comply with these standards and be approved by the facilities planning department, headed by Bob McCoole, vice president of the facilities resource group. McCoole says there has been some pushback at the local level: "Some projects have come in with a number of exception requests," many of them of the "that's-the-way-we've-always-done-it" variety. McCoole says his job is to determine whether an exception would improve the quality of care or service, or make the facility more efficient. A request for a three-story water feature isn't going to get very far.
The good news is that healthcare construction, while off slightly from more halcyon days, remains quite solid. Three of four respondents (75%) to the Mortenson survey said their institutions' construction activity would be at least "moderately greater" in the next 12-24 months—with 27% saying it would be "substantially greater."
However, given current economic straits, hospital systems can no longer afford to build the kinds of elaborate monuments that, in decades past, could be justified on the basis of providing a marketing edge. That's not to say that the next generation of hospitals should look cheap, drab, or utilitarian. But, along with assuring patient safety and quality of care, cutting costs and adding value have got to be top-of-mind concerns for Building Teams serving this vital—and still lucrative—sector. +


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Prerequisites for performing Disaster Recovery of the Backup Exec Deduplication Storage Folder
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All Supported Platforms for Backup Exec 2010
Built-in writers are available for Deduplication which allow a backup of the Deduplication Storage Folder. The Deduplication Storage Folder can be backed up by selecting the Microsoft Shadow Copy Components / User Data / Backup Exec Deduplication Storage node from the Backup Exec Selection List.
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- The Backup Exec Server should have the same Server Name and IP Address as it was before the disaster.
- The Deduplication Storage Folder should be created using the same account with which it was created earlier.
- The drive letter and directory structure of Deduplication Storage Folder should be same as it was before the disaster.
After the above conditions are met, restore the Deduplication Storage Folder contents by restoring USER DATA under the Microsoft Shadow Copy Components. Once the restore job has finished successfully reboot the Media Server and recreate the deduplication storage folder in the Backup Exec user interface and pointing it to the location of Deduplication Storage and Deduplication Database.
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