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Five treated for smoke inhalation after Beverley fire
Five people were treated for smoke inhalation after a blaze at a house in beverley early this morning.
Three people had escaped the blaze at the property in Newton Drive by jumping from a first floor window. Two others hescaped by using a ladder.
All five adults a 48-year-old man, 49-year-old woman, 24-year-old man, and two 20-year-old women were treated for smoke inhalation, four of them at Hull Royal Infirmary. The 49-year-old woman was also treated for a suspected broken ankle.
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Infant from Beverley recovering well after open heart surgery
The family of a baby boy from Beverley in East Yorkshire never thought they would celebrate his first birthday.
Ruben Weber-Jackson was born with a hole in his heart, but after two lots of open heart surgery doctors have been able fix the hole - with tissue from a cow's heart.
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Beverley boy's heart repaired by animal heart tissue
A baby boy from Beverley has now passed his first birthday after doctors mended a hole in his heart with tissue from a cow.
Ruben Weber-Jackson's parents thought he might not survive after the heart defect was found shortly after he was born.
He needed two open-heart operations and now his mum is relieved that he is behaving like any other child his age:
Beverley man wanted after failing to appear at court
Police in Hull are searching for a man who failed to appear at court in January.
45-year-old Leonard Haddlesey originally from Beverley was due to appear at Hull Crown Court back in January 2014, but failed to turn up.
Mr Haddlesey is now wanted on a 'Fail to Appear Warrant' issued by Hull Crown Court.
Officers believe he could be living locally still, possibly in the Anlaby area or East Hull, but has done very well to evade capture up until now.
Police investigate unexplained death in Beverley
An investigation has started into the sudden death of a man in Beverley.
Police were called out to Trinity Lane last night where a 45-year-old man appeared to have been taken ill in the back of a van.
When the arrived the man had died and an investigation has started to establish what happened. Officers say they do not suspect anyone else was involved, but the cause of his death remains unexplained.
Family rally after teen's death
Family and friends of an East Yorkshire teenager have now raised hundreds of pounds in her honour.
Nineteen-year-old Emily Morfitt was killed in a crash on Mothers' Day.
Those closest to her have walked round Beverley to raise money for charity.
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Hundreds of pounds raised after Mother's Day tragedy
Family and friends of a teenager who was killed in a car crash on Mothers Day have now raised hundreds of pounds in her memory.
Emily Morfitt's vehicle left the road near Woodmansey back in March.
Her friends - who all shared her love of horse riding - organised a charity walk through Beverley yesterday.
They did a complete lap of the town and raised £850 for a horse sanctuary.
Tributes to teen killed in Mother's Day crash
The family of a girl who died in a car crash in the early hours of Mother's Day, have spoken of their loss.
Emily Morfitt, 19, was killed when her blue Ford KA left the road near the Token Spire Business Park in Beverley and came to stop in an adjacent field. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Emily's father, John Morfitt, said:
"Emily had turned 19 just nine days before this tragic accident. She left school early with three A Levels and started work in Brown's Department store in Beverley. Her dream however was to become a professional tattooist.
"On Saturday we went to sleep as a complete, loving family. We woke on Mothering Sunday to find that our precious angel had been taken from us. No words can describe our loss.
"We have lost one of life's good people. A truly kind human being who had everything to live for who had that rare ability to make people smile and who never held grudges.
"As a family we can only thank her for 19 fantastic years together. As I write this tears are streaming down my face. She did not deserve this. RIP Emily, the world has lost a fantastic person but heaven has a new bright shining star. "
Along with her father John, Emily has left behind her mother Joanne, a 15-year-old sister Abi, a brother Tommy who is 13, and her boyfriend Jak.
Driver killed in early morning crash
A driver has died following a crash in the early hours of this morning.
The accident happened at 4am on the A1174 Hull Road between Beverley and Woodmansey.
The victim's silver Ford Ka left the carriageway before coming to rest in a field close to Lakeminster Park.
They were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Diluting all IV push medication??
0Jan 23, '08 by srewerI had a nursing instructor tell a nursing student that "you must dilute all IV push medication with at least 10cc NS." I know that there are medication that must be diluted, but not all? I have not been able to find this standard in AL's nursing standards, just wanted to see if anyone knew of this being a nursing standard in your state and if so, where I could find information on the rationale. I think it could be a great implementation at my hospital, but first must find the evidence to back the idea. Thanks
17Jan 23, '08 by kmoonshineI learned to dilute 1:1 for most meds. I don't know about state standards, but here's my opinion from my experience:
1. Dilute ativan - it is very oily. Doesn't matter how much NS to add, usually 5ml (unless you have a patient actively seizing - you want to stop the seizure, and adding NS is trivial; also, use a larger gauge needle to draw it up because it is very thick).
2. Dilute irritating meds (such as phenergan, which some facilities have already banned). Diluting lessens the irritation, and I'll use 10ml NS or more.
3. Dilute meds if the volume is less than 1ml and if it also needs to be pushed over more than one minute. For example, Zofran comes in 4mg/1ml and is given over one minute; its easy to control the rate and I give it straight up. However, if I give dilaudid 0.5mg (0.5mg/.25ml): that is a very small amount to try to push over 1-2 minutes (nearly impossible to consistently administer 0.25ml over 2 minutes). I will dilute it with maybe 5ml NS; it is easier to add NS as volume to control your IVP rate.
4. Don't dilute Valium, and if you give it in a running IV, use the port closest to the patient. The medication precipitates in NS and also reacts with the tubing material causing less medication to get to the patient. Therefore, give it at the closest port to the pt as possible (also, if you give valium IM, it needs to be administered in the deltoid, not the VG or DG site). Look it up in your drug book, then ask the teacher (the one who said that every med needs to be diluted in 10ml NS). Make sure to show her that her valium should not be diluted.
5. I never dilute Lasix - you are trying to get the water off, not put more on. You give it very slowly (10mg/1min) and usually I'll have orders for 40mg (4ml over 4 minutes - it is manageable).
I have a PDA and I look up how to administer meds that I don't routinely give. It is very helpful, because contrary to what that teacher says, not all meds are diluted. She shouldn't be teaching this "10ml for every IVP" rule - the rule should be to look up the correct way to administer each medication, since formulations change and the way drugs are given change with research.Last edit by kmoonshine on Jan 24, '08
3Jan 24, '08 by MAISY, RN-ERThat nursing instructor is giving bad information, however, make sure the student answers however it is taught on that professor's test.
I always use drug book as reference, also every hospital and area has their own rules and regulations. Oncology, ER, and others may push all different ways depending on the patient, their illness, opoid naivete, and a million other things. If there is a line running and the fluid is compatible why dilute unless otherwise indicated?
Remember, many nursing instructors do not work on the floor anymore. Medication administration has changed dramatically....amounts have been increased for narcotics....and many meds come in iv push form. Pain control is taken more seriously than in the past. The professor may just be nervous.
0Jan 24, '08 by madwife2002, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorI dilute a lot of IV meds especially those I know can have a irritated effect on the veins. I am always trying to preserve IV's for as long as possible, and am very careful to observe the exit site as there are so many infections and adverse reactions to so many medications.
1Jan 24, '08 by Angie O'Plasty, RNLook up each med in your drug book. There are some that have recommendations to dilute and some that are not diluted. Giving a med correctly also depends on what diluent is used and how slowly it needs to be given.
2Jan 24, '08 by chris_at_lucas_RNI am so glad to see this thread! I worried about IVP meds until a seasoned med/surg nurse told me to always dilute with up to 10 ccs and still push slowly, all in order to preserve the vein.
I recently had a patient with AIDS whose phlebitis was so bad that even saline was painful for him. Even premedicating with pain meds didn't help him.
All foreign substances are potentially vessel damaging. Why take the chance?
On a somewhat somber note and OT, an RN friend of mine had her contract terminated with an ER because she diluted phenergan for IVP! Talk about trumped up.....

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Police chief of a small Massachusetts town, Cameron McDonald makes the toughest arrest of his life when his own cousin Jamie comes to him and confesses outright that he has killed his terminally ill wife out of mercy.
Now, a heated murder trial plunges the town into upheaval, and drives a wedge into a contented marriage: Cameron, aiding the prosecution in their case against Jamie, is suddenly at odds with his devoted wife, Allie -- seduced by the idea of a man so in love with his wife that he'd grant all her wishes, even her wish to end her life. And when an inexplicable attraction leads to a shocking betrayal, Allie faces the hardest questions of the heart: when does love cross the line of moral obligation? And what does it mean to truly love another?
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Jodi Picoult grew up in Nesconset, New York. She received an A.B. in creative writing from Princeton and a master's degree in education from Harvard. Her previous novels include Plain Truth and Mercy (available from Pocket Books), Keeping Faith, and The Pact. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and three children. Her Web site can be found at www.jodipicoult.com.
Another great read by a fantastic author, It took a while to recieve the book but then we had Hurricane Irene and I had no electricity for 3 days so I read my new book, i couldent put it down it was fantastic!! ENJOY!!
Jodi Picoult is a great writter. I love all of her books but this one slightly missed the mark. This was not one of my favorites. Usually I can't make myself put her books down, this time, I seemed to have to force myself at times to get through it. It wasn't a horrible book by all means, it just wasn't one of her best.
I love all of Jodi Picoults books. She keeps you entertained and you dont want to put the book down.
I really like the detail and the controversial subjects that Jody Picoult writes about. I do think that her books are worth reading and this one is no exception. I always find myself feeling unsatisfied at the conclusion of her books but then again, I know many people who love the endings.
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Dell announced fiscal 2013 third-quarter results today with revenue of $13.7 billion, GAAP operating income of $589 million, and GAAP earnings of $0.27 per share. Dell's enterprise solution strategy continued to show positive results with server and networking revenue increasing 11 percent year over year.
"We are consistently executing our end-to-end solutions strategy for the benefit of our customers," said Michael Dell, Chairman and CEO. "In the quarter, we completed the acquisition of Quest Software which – along with other recent acquisitions like SonicWALL and Wyse – adds leading management, security, virtualization and cloud capabilities to our expanding portfolio of powerful solutions."
"In a difficult global IT spending environment we saw solid proof points that demonstrate progress in our strategy," said Brian Gladden, Dell CFO. "A highlight has been the strong progress of our newly introduced servers, with our server and networking business up 11 percent. We're also encouraged by early interest in our new Windows 8 touch portfolio and the opportunities it creates for our commercial and consumer businesses."
Mr. Gladden added that strong cash flow from operations generated over the past two years continued with $1.3 billion in the quarter and, combined with a strong cash position this fiscal year, helped enable Dell to invest in new capabilities and return almost $900 million year to date to shareholders through the company's recently adopted dividend and share repurchases.Results
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Hi, I'm a male nursing student, and I was wondering whether this it true. Do Doctors in hospitals, male or female disrespect male nurses because they look at these males as dumb and not smart enough to become a doctor ? ... Read More
- 0Oct 26, '12 by OwlieO.OQuote from applewhiternThis ^I have been an RN for 23 years now, and I have never noticed any doctor disrespecting a male nurse, nor have I ever heard a male nurse say that he thought he was treated disrepectfully. Stop worrying. I doubt very seriously that any doctor is going to look at you and wonder why you weren't smart enough to be a doctor. Doctors have their own careers to deal with, and are not going to be concerned with yours! You will gain their respect in time. On the other hand, we have a lot of foreign doctors where I work, and I have noticed some of them do not respect female nurses. There is such a vast culture difference between the US and the countries where some of these doctors are from, and they seem to carry that with them. Females are not treated equally in some countries, as you know. I know several doctors who have sons that are RN's. We have lots of male nurses where I work.
And I believe as far as how competitive it is to get into nursing school, including the median GPA being ~3.8 for entering nursing students in my area, that I would say nurses getting in now could probably get into med school if they're not completely terrible at chemistry.
- 0Oct 26, '12 by DafabbI think it is mostly the personality of the Dr. The different culture of many of the foreign Dr. are reserved. It takes a long time to get warmed up by them. I don't think that any Dr has a problem with a Male nurse unless they have a God complex than they have trouble with all nurses. I have only seen one of them in my 35 yrs. So when you have trouble with a Dr. just treat them like your good friend and most likely they will come around. Do what is neccessary for that Dr. No small talk except hi yes sir..blah blah. And never take it personally unless you know that it is!
- 0Nov 11, '12 by psu_213, BSN, RNQuote from JimmyjuiceNo.Do doctors disrespect male nurses in general?
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- 0Jan 2, '13 by adnrnstudentI find doctors are actually more willing to teach me stuff than female nurses.
- 0Jan 2, '13 by BostonFNP, MSN, DNP, NP GuideI have always felt that I was given more respect than female colleagues while working as an RN by providers, management, and patients...and even other staff nurses.
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Elisabeth Benjamin, vice president of health initiatives at the Community Service Society, a key navigator agency in New York, says her agency has experienced a high volume of requests for assistance enrolling in the state exchange, despite early speculation that it would be more difficult to reach uninsured people this year. Elected officials say 6-year delay on fracking decision not long enough By Ryan Delaney • Dec 16, 2014 Matt Richmond / WSKG Listen Listening... / 1:38 A temporary ban on the controversial gas extraction method hydrofracking has dragged on for years. Even as the governor says a long-awaited study is nearing completion, a large group of local officials want the ban to continue. Elected Officials to Protect New York, made up of more than 850 local-level elected officials, says Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration still has not properly studied fracking enough. 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Recognizing Inevitability of Online Play, Report Advocates Strategic, Measured Approach
The Online Products Task Force, an advisory group formed by Treasurer Steven Grossman to assess the implications of Internet lottery products and gaming in Massachusetts, today issued a final report detailing its findings and recommendations. Calling the introduction of online products "inevitable," the group urged that a number of immediate and longer-term steps be taken to best position the interests of the Massachusetts Lottery and the Commonwealth overall.
"With the help of our 7,400 agents, Massachusetts has the most successful lottery in the country, and we need to preserve that success by moving forward strategically and thoughtfully on this issue," said Grossman. "We cannot ignore the fact that online gaming products are going to become a reality, and it is important for us to act now to ensure that local aid to 351 cities and towns is protected."
The Massachusetts Lottery generated a record $4.75 billion in sales in the last fiscal year, resulting in profits of $984 million. It is the largest source of unrestricted local aid for Massachusetts cities and towns. Per capita spending on the lottery is $720 per person -- about double that of any other state.
The report notes that if the Lottery doesn't enter the online marketplace, other entrants – such as casinos, commercial gaming companies, and other states – will likely fill the void to the detriment of the Lottery and the revenue it generates. "Given the high per capita spending now and the fact that personal incomes are growing modestly at best," the report said, "the inevitable consequence would be that those new entrants would cannibalize Lottery sales, putting at risk local aid."
The report repeatedly stressed that a plan to introduce online product sales must protect the interests of the 7,400 retailers – many of them small businesses – that presently sell Lottery products.
"Massachusetts has the strongest retailer network of any lottery in the nation, and it has helped us grow to record levels," said Massachusetts Lottery Executive Director Paul Sternburg. "We recognize the critical role that our retailers have played in our success, and we will work to protect the Lottery revenue stream at their store locations as we seek to build online sales platforms."
Treasurer Grossman is committed to avoiding any step that might jeopardize the successful launch of casino gaming in Massachusetts and its attendant construction and service jobs, and the report calls for coordination with the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Internet issues. The Task Force also emphasized that steps should be taken to address problem gaming online.
Other recommendations include:
- Calling on the Legislature to repeal the statutory ban on selling most Lottery products online and to provide affirmative authorization for the Lottery to enter the online market
- Ensuring that the planned replacement of the Lottery's obsolete mainframe computers and point-of-sale terminals have the flexibility to accommodate online gaming and sales
- Creating a Lottery business model for conducting online gaming by collecting additional data, including exploring the launch of an online sales pilot program and the near-term introduction of at least one mobile test app without a cash prize
- Exploring licensing rights to run an online, intrastate poker game, as well as the possibility of developing an interstate compact among lotteries that might enable Massachusetts to launch a New England-wide poker game
- Exploring whether partnerships with other potential entrants into the online market might prove to be cost-effective for the Lottery
- Calling on elected officials and other stakeholders to oppose federal efforts, such as legislation recently offered by U.S. Senators Harry Reid and Jon Kyl, that would compromise the Commonwealth's autonomy on gaming issues
The importance of the Online Products Task Force's mission was heightened in December, 2011, when the U.S. Department of Justice found that intrastate online gaming, with the exception of sports betting, falls under the jurisdiction of state law. The decision opened up a host of new possibilities for the Task Force to consider.
The Online Products Task Force is comprised of representatives of the Legislature, the Governor, the retailer community, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, the Massachusetts Mayors Association, the Lottery Commission, Treasury, as well as other stakeholders.
A copy of the Task Force's report is attached.
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|General Information
|Home World
|Anur Phaetos
|DNA source
|Powers and Abilities
| Flight
Enhanced Strength
Space Survivability
Body Possession
Movable Eye
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Ghostfreak is the Omnitrix's DNA sample of an Ectonurite from the planet Anur Phaetos in the Anur System.
Ben as Ghostfreak
Ghostfreak is a phantom/ghost-like alien with claw like hands. He has grey skin with black lines running all over it. This skin is removable and he has tentacles underneath it. If his skin gets ripped off, his true form will unveil.
In the original series, Ghostfreak's Omnitrix symbol peeked out of his skin on his lower left chest. He spoke with a faint, whispering voice.
In Alien Force, Ghostfreak looked like Zs'Skayr, except that his eye was green and the Omnitrix symbol is on his chest. His voice was considerably deeper, and it sounded more like he was gasping.
In Ultimate Alien, Ghostfreak looked like the Ectonurites from Ghost Town, but was more muscular. His eye was bigger and green, and the spikes on his elbows were gone. Ghostfreak wore the Ultimatrix symbol on his chest instead of inside his skin.
In Omniverse, 16-year old Ghostfreak now has green chains all over his front side which lead to his neck, waist, and center/chest. The spikes on his elbows have returned and his skin is now a greenish white. He also has two cuffs on each of his arms. The Omnitrix symbol is located at the center of his chains. His voice has returned to the faint and whispering kind. When possessing someone, he has a green glow. He also appears to have a mouth because of the lines on his face. His skull is now upside-down.
Bad Ben as Ghostfreak
Bad Ben's Ghostfreak is similar to 16-year old Ghostfreak, except the green parts of Ghostfreak are colored mint green. He sounds more like Zs'Skayr compared to his main counterpart.
Powers and Abilities
Ghostfreak's powers are composed of several aspects of traditional ghosts from myths and lore, such as hovering and phasing through solid matter, making his intangibility a powerful defense as well as a means of infiltrating high-security locations. He has been shown to be capable of making other objects or people intangible as well through physical contact.
Ghostfreak can fly, has a movable eye, can become invisible, and can survive in space. Ghostfreak is able to possess the bodies of his enemies and control their movements, allowing him to freely slam them against walls or hit themselves. He can also access the abilities of other beings that possess superpowers. In the case of Darkstar, he also had access to his powers once he possessed him.
Ghostfreak can use the tentacles under his protective skin as a means of scaring his enemies into submission. However, Ghostfreak has also been seen using them to grab heavy objects, such as a bus full of people. The tentacles also appear to be resistant towards sunlight, which is shown when Ghostfreak saved the people on the bus with his tentacles without burning.
Ghostfreak's true form, without his protective skin, has telekinetic abilities, as seen in Ghost Town, when he fought against Vilgax using only his telekinetic abilities and energy beam projection. His true form also has sharp teeth and claws, as well as an inverted skull. His outer skin protects him from burning in the sunlight.
Ghostfreak is immune to Darkstar's energy absorption ability, as an Ectonurite has no life force in the conventional sense.
Ghostfreak can rotate his skull.[1]
Ghostfreak's tentacles are strong enough to lift a bus full of people, as revealed in Bengeance is Mine.
Much like other intangible beings, certain substances can neutralize Ghostfreak's intangibility and his invisibility, as seen in Hunted, when Kraab neutralized Ghostfreak's intangibility and invisibility with a special, orange liquid.
Ghostfreak's second skin inhibits many of his powers, but removing it makes him vulnerable to sunlight.
Though he is able to fly, he is not very fast in the air, and therefore must rely on his intangibility and invisibility to evade attacks.
In the original series, Ghostfreak's DNA was linked to the conscience, memories, and personality of Zs'Skayr, who took over Ben and freed himself after the Omnitrix timed out, making Ghostfreak a dangerous alien to use. However, Ghostfreak now exists independently from Zs'Skayr, complete with Ben's personality, so this is no longer an issue.
His intangibility is useless when faced by another being that can go intangible.
Magic can also harm Ghostfreak.
Ghostfreak cannot possess beings who have no mind, like a zombie for example.
Ben 10
- Ghostfreak first appeared in Permanent Retirement,
- In Hunted,
- In Kevin 11,
- Ghostfreak snuck into a game room.
- In Last Laugh,
- Ghostfreak scared and defeated Zombozo.
- In Secrets,
- Ghostfreak appeared briefly in the middle of a fight.
- Ghostfreak escaped Vilgax.
- In Framed,
- Gwen mentioned Ghostfreak was used off-screen by Kevin.
- In The Big Tick,
- Ghostfreak failed to defeat The Great One.
- In Ghostfreaked Out,
- Ghostfreak battled the Circus Freaks, but was taken over by Zs'Skayr. When the Omnitrix timed out, Zs'Skayr escaped the Omnitrix, removing Ghostfreak from it.
- In Be Afraid of the Dark,
- The Omnitrix scanned Zs'Skayr again, putting Ghostfreak back in the Omnitrix.
Prior to Alien Force
- Ghostfreak was removed from the Codon Stream.
Alien Force
- Ghostfreak returned to Alien Force in Ghost Town,
- Ben scanned Zs'Skayr again and transformed into Ghostfreak, but Zs'Skayr quickly regained control. With the "help" of Vilgax, Ghostfreak was able to revert back to Ben.
Ultimate Alien
- Ghostfreak returned to Ultimate Alien in The Ultimate Sacrifice,
- Ghostfreak escaped Sentient Ultimate Spidermonkey's web and failed to possess Sentient Ultimate Humungousaur before being frozen by Sentient Ultimate Big Chill.
- Ghostfreak returned to Omniverse in Mystery, Incorporeal,
- Ghostfreak saved Helena Xagliv from Michael Morningstar, then possessed Michael Morningstar and made him stop the spell in order to save Gwen. Ben reveals that he was still scared of transforming into Ghostfreak, but got over it quickly because he has complete control over him now.
- In Bengeance is Mine,
- Ghostfreak battled Psyphon and saved a bus load of people.
- In Charm School,
- Ghostfreak was searching for Charmcaster in Friedkin University, he later lured her into the library before he turned back into Ben.
- In Vreedlemania,
- Ghostfreak possessed Ma Vreedle and ordered the Pretty Boys to stop causing destruction, but Ma fought him out of her body once the Vreedles found out that it wasn't her speaking.
- In Malgax Attacks,
- Ghostfreak fights off Vilgax's fleet.
- In A New Dawn,
- Ghostfreak was used to battle the zombie red coat.
- Later, Ghostfreak appeared for a short time when Ben was cycling through his aliens.
Bad Ben
- In And Then There Were None,
- Ghostfreak failed to capture No Watch Ben.
Ben 10
- Permanent Retirement (first appearance)
- Hunted
- Kevin 11
- Last Laugh
- Secrets (2x, first time was accidental transformation)
- The Big Tick (cameo)
- Ghostfreaked Out (accidental transformation; selected alien was Heatblast; escaped)
Ben 10: Alien Force
- Ghost Town (first re-appearance)
Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
- The Ultimate Sacrifice (first re-appearance)
Ben 10: Omniverse
- Mystery, Incorporeal (first re-appearance)
- Bengeance is Mine
- And Then There Were None (used by Bad Ben)
- Charm School
- Vreedlemania
- Malgax Attacks
- A New Dawn (x2; second time was a cameo)
Video Games
Ben 10: Galactic Racing
- In Ben 10: Galactic Racing (DS version), Ben can transform into Ghostfreak in his original series appearance.
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Naming and Translations
|From Ghost-Freak
|The White Smoke/Ghost/Genie
|From чудо/chudo, miracle and дух/duh, ghost
|From prikaza, apparition or ghost
|Spokie / Ghostfreak
|From spook, ghost, and from the English name
|From oikkuaave, freakghost
|From spectral, spectre
|From schattenmonster, shadow monster
|רוח פחד
|From רוח, ghost and פחד, fear
|From szellem, ghost
|Pelle d'oca
|From pelle d'oca, goosebumps
|From 섀도우, shadow
|From ゴーストフリーク (Gōsutofurīku)
|From ânden, ghost/spirit/genie
|From fantom, phantom
|Portuguese (Brazil)
|Combination of the word "fantasma" (ghost) and the word "ático", which means freak.The same as Fanatic. Fantasmatic
|From stafia, ghost
|Призрак / Prizrak
|From призрак/prizrak, ghost
|Утвара / Utvara
|From утвара/utvara, spectre
|Spanish (Spain)
|From espectral, spectre.
|Spanish (Hispanic America)
|Combination of the word "fantasma" (ghost) and the suffix "-ático", which means belonging
|From skuggan, shadow
|Gölge Hayalet
|From gölge, shadow and hayalet, ghost
|جوست فريك
|From the original English name
|From 鬼 (Gúi), ghost and 影 (Yǐng), shadow
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- Ghostfreak (DNA Alien)
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- According to Ben in the original series, he was always creeped out when he was Ghostfreak and was still scared to transform into him 6 years later (especially after the Zs'Skayr incident), but when he transforms into Ghostfreak in Mystery, Incorporeal, he states that he feels like himself, suggesting that he is no longer in danger of being taken over by Zs'Skayr.
- Ghostfreak makes a small cameo in the game FusionFall, inside the Dizzy World Infected Zone.
- He replaces Shocksquatch in the intro for Omniverse's Arc 5 (the part with Toepick, Astrodactyl, and Bullfrag).
- In Mystery, Incorporeal, it is revealed that Ghostfreak, and other Ectonurites, don't have mana in them (as mana is life energy, and Ectonurites are not alive in the same way that most life forms are).
- When Zs'Skayr broke out of the Omnitrix, Ghostfreak became the first alien to be removed from it, until he was taken back in Be Afraid of the Dark. Prior to Alien Force, however, he was removed from the Omnitrix, along with Zs'Skayr.
- Ghostfreak is the only alien to have a different appearance in all four series.


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Obviously, if something was added to the agenda an hour or so before the meeting, it would not have to be placed on the agenda (unless a board wants to release an addendum) and that information would not have to be placed online because of time constraints. That's understandable. And that's where the language "to the extent practicable" makes sense.
So it's this meeting packet that is the foundation of our grading system, since it's the heart of the amendment. However, at the News Enterprise, we're holding these boards to a higher standard.
We feel the public would most benefit from having public bodies also post agendas and minutes (as many already do since they are usually part of the meeting packet).
Furthermore, this material would be most helpful if it was permanently archived, not just posted temporarily until the next meeting.
Therefore, we're grading boards by having the following posted on their websites: agenda, meeting packets and minutes.
We've also adjusted grades for permanency of that material on their websites, giving higher grades to boards that have archived them instead of temporarily posting them for a week or two.
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Pretty standard affair about marriage therapy for an aging but loving couple sleeping in separate rooms. Thank goodness for fast forward button during those stretched out moments. A younger couple with more credible relationship issues would be a better watch. Not to be confused with the book Hope Springs by Kim Cash Tate, 2012.
Very dull, if not for Meryl , I would not even watch it to the end. Waste of time.
Cute movie about marriage.
I got a few chuckles out of this one. Meryl Streep was terrific as the emotionally unfulfilled wife, and Tommy Lee Jones as her miserable husband. I could definitely relate to the mundane rut these two had fallen into over the years, and also how easy it is to take people for granted. Steve Carell was perfect as the deadpan therapist, too.
Not a comedy at all !
But a charming exploration of a human relationship by two veteran actors at the top of their game.
I saw the movie and I had liked it this is based on a true story but not for children to watch this would be for married couples to watch
This movie is a powerful and fun way to re-ignite your relationship with your significant other!
I rented it and said to my partner: "Hey Hun, I have a movie for us to watch".
Well, lets just say, it work fantastically! ;)
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Very good movie a lesson in a marriage going on the rocks and how to improve it. I enjoyed this. Both actors are brilliant.
When it says "funny" twice on the box, you have certain expectations, and you will be disappointed. This isn't funny, unless you delight in the suffering of others. And a "feel good comedy"? I'm not sure what that critic was watching but it certainly wasn't this film. Do not bother if you want to watch a comedy. It's a drama, and a mediocre one at that.
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