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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Tennessee Highway Patrol is demoting a captain and recommending a five-day suspension for a sergeant after the agency says the two falied to properly report an incident involving a state trooper last month.
The state Department of Safety and Homeland Security said Thursday that Col. Tracy Trott moved to demote David Allred from captain to lieutenant of the Cookeville District and recommended suspension for Sgt. Keven Norris for violating department policy.
The department said in a news release that internal investigators found that Allred and Norris failed to properly report an incident involving Trooper Jonathan Reed on March 27. The district attorney found no evidence of criminal activity by Allred or Norris.
Details of the incident were not disclosed, but the release said Reed is on approved medical leave.
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(AP) -- An upcoming video game from the maker of the "Grand Theft Auto" series is coming under fire in the U-S and Britain.
In the U-K, the government's ratings board banned sales of "Manhunt 2" for what it called an "unremitting bleakness and callousness of tone."
"Manhunt 2" -- by Rockstar Games -- is scheduled for a July tenth release on Nintendo's Wii and Sony's PlayStation 2 consoles.
Players of "Manhunt 2" assume the role of an escaped mental institution patient who goes on a killing spree as he fights his way to freedom.
Rockstar and its parent company have six weeks to appeal. Rockstar said it will decide over the next few days whether to do so.
In the U-S, critics are hoping to slap "Manhunt 2" with the strictest rating possible.
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Sniper Elite 3 sees American OSS agent Karl Fairburne on assignment in North Africa during WWII. The infamous X-Ray kill-cam is back, and with an emphasis on player choice, players can experience tense, action-packed, non-linear gameplay across mountain ranges, sprawling plains, bustling cities, and remote villages.Read More
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Sniper Elite 3 sees American OSS agent Karl Fairburne on assignment in North Africa during WWII. The infamous X-Ray kill-cam is back, and with an emphasis on player choice, players can experience tense, action-packed, non-linear gameplay across mountain ranges, sprawling plains, bustling cities, and remote villages.Read More
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Another spin on the classic and truly twisted Edgar Allan Poe tale The Tell Tale Heart will be causing a stir at this year's Cannes Film Market.
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Darclight Films, the edgy genre-driven label of Arclight Films, announces the acquisition and release of first-look footage of John La Tier's inspired directorial debut The Tell Tale Heart starring Rose McGowan (Grindhouse, TVs Charmed, Jawbreaker, Scream), Peter Bogdanovich (The Sopranos, Humboldt County, Festival In Cannes, TVs "The Simpsons") and Patrick John Flueger (Footloose, Brothers, TVs "The 4400"). Based on the classic short story of the same name penned by Edgar Allan Poe, America's first master of horror over 150 years ago, La Tier, who also co-wrote the script, transplants the gloomy Gothic story into vibrant and enchanting modern day New Orleans. Darclight Films will be sharing never-before-seen footage in Cannes.
"We're thrilled to present The Tell Tale Heart to buyers for the very first time, and Cannes is the perfect place to do so," said Clay Epstein, VP of Sales and Acquisitions for Arclight Films, who secured the deal. "It's one of Edgar Allan Poe's most well known stories, and only a few others have been translated into as many languages worldwide as The Tell Tale Heart. The combination of the incredibly talented team of cast and crew that have come together to give new life to a truly classic and horrifying tale and a built-in global audience give the film outstanding commercial viability."
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Rose might be taking a break from acting, but she's definitely not staying still and doing nothing!
Not only she just finished shooting her first short movie Dawn, she also just lent voice to a cute foxy raccoon, Coco, for Dr. Lollipop, Cartoon Hangover's new short.
Here is what Aliki T. Grafft, director, shared on her Tumblr profile:
My ol' pal Rose McGowan came in to Salami Studios to record as the voice of Coco for Dr. Lollipop!
Rose was quite the FOXY raccoon!
Final character design of Coco by Brianne Drouhard.
Dr. Lollipop is created by Kelly Martin for Frederator's Cartoon Hangover, coming soon to Youtube. Directed by Aliki T. Grafft
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On April 24, Rose McGowan unveiled the limited edition Apothic Rose rosé wine at the rooftop terrace of the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City.
Rose stunned in a jewel toned jumpsuit that she paired with black Sergio Rossi pumps (it was her first night back in heels after she injured her foot and had to wear a boot!). She styled her new blonde locks in a low bun with a pompadour for a bit of extra volume and confessed to Examiner that yes, she is having more fun as a blonde! Such a fun look to boot!
As you may have noticed, I added a handful of images from the Apothic Rose Wine Launch in the gallery a couple of days back.
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Rose McGowan is letting her hairstyle go to her head.
The newly platinum blond actress says her look is giving her a toughness she hadn't had before. "Part of [going blond] is because I've been told [brunettes] look accessible and pleasing to the men in L.A. so as not to scare them. But then I realized I always scare them so f— it — I'm just going to do whatever I want and I've always wanted short platinum blond hair so screw it….The men in Hollywood aren't men men — they're guys like [whispers] Judd Apatow."
She says this last part while making a face to suggest that Apatow doesn't chop his own wood, and adds, "Real men are hard to come by."
McGowan is so fierce during our recent interview on the Rooftop Terrace at Gramercy Park Hotel, it is hard to believe that the whole point in her talking to me is to promote the limited edition rose wine, Apothic Rose (pronounced like the flower, hence the hiring of McGowan; get it?).
Simply put, she seems like the type of female to slam back some tequila shots while bemoaning the state of Hollywood instead of sipping on wine.
"I only drink Rosé, isn't that funny?" she says in a way that makes me feel it isn't contractually obligated. "I like it ghetto style — I usually pop an ice cube in it to chill it and take the sweetness out of it."
These days, our knowledge of celebrities too often originates with paparazzi images and snarky quotes by anonymous "insiders." After a while, it's easy to forget that stars are real people. That's why HuffPost Celebrity decided to launch its all-new #nofilter quick-fire question-and-answer series. Because how well do you know someone until they've shared their guiltiest pleasures?
Who knew that Rose McGowan only drank rosé wines? Cheesy as it may sound, the 39-year-old Once Upon A Time actress dryly admitted to Huffington Post Celebrity that the pink drink was her sole wine of choice as we caught up with her Wednesday at New York's Gramercy Hotel, where she was promoting a limited edition of Apothic Rose Wine. Sitting cross-legged on a plush couch, McGowan also told us about how she's transitioning from acting to directing, what she does to relax and that time she may or may not have stolen a car.
How did you get involved with Apothic Rose Wine?
Well ironically, I only drink rose wine, for real. I was lucky to become involved with this company, and Apothic Rose is such a cool name, it's very strong. And I love that it's seasonal, so just a special, short-time-only thing. It's like wearing an evening gown and then you have to return it.


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Still the urge is hard to squelch without at least an occasional scratch, even when you know scratching is counterproductive, adding injury to insult. Deep down, everyone (including myself) ranks restaurants -- or not so deep. I can't remember the last social occasion when someone hasn't asked what's the best eatery in town, and then, regardless of my response, immediately answered his/her own question.
And one thing I've most noticed over the years is that people (including me) tend to rank Italian food according to an entirely different set of rules than any other kind of ethnic cuisine, almost as though Italy were located in a different universe than France or Spain or Japan. Spanish chefs can garner kudos for turning a tortilla into three piles of egg, onion, and potato-flavored foam. No one judges Nobu as a lesser sushi bar because there may be mango in the makis. With America's Italian restaurants, though, it's always: "It's nothing like the fab fritto misto I had in that little trattoria I found on a back street in Siena" -- or Bassano di Grappa or Pitigliano; the smaller and less known, the better. Italian food brings diners to Kill Bill rage levels if it isn't "authentic," meaning traditional and, preferably, cooked by the proprietor's aging mama.
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And absolutely the worst diss on an Italian eatery, in the U.S. or in Italy, is that it is French-influenced, a signal of fussy fake food (especially to reality-show diners). Michelin stars are kisses of death.
In the more than ten years since opening in a small, promisingly easy-to-miss South Beach storefront, Escopazzo has often been termed our town's "Best" Italian eatery, and also authentically Italian. Molto simpatico owner Pino Bodoni does hail from a Roman restaurateur family. It is his talented wife, Giancarla, however, who has ruled the kitchen with a highly personal touch since 1997, and a new menu introduced in April is packed with dishes dramatically different from any that diners are likely to have had in Italy.
To avoid unfair disappointment, therefore, it's best to judge Escopazzo's dishes as one would its eccentric wall mural depicting Florence's Arno bridge, the Ponte Vecchio, next to the Roman Coliseum. That is, on their own individualistic merits, building on Italian classics rather than being them.
The menu does have some traditional-sounding selections. And on a first visit, still in the grip of that mamma mia syndrome, I focused mainly on those. In terms of authenticity, though, some were and some weren't. Tagliatelle al rosmarino con ragu alla Bolognese was gratifyingly like those I've had in Bologna, sauced with a rich ragout that was boldly beefy -- a far cry from the hamburger-spiked tomato sauce that passes for Bolognese ragu in Italian-American eateries. And the housemade pasta was authentically wide, flat tagliatelle, as served at the source. (In Bologna, "spaghetti Bolognese" is an exotic American import.)
Red pepper-spiked spaghetti alle vongole veraci, on the other hand, was not the real stuff. It was spaghetti, all right, and nicely al dente; garlic was appropriately plentiful, too. But vongole veraci, or "true clams" (caparossoli in the dialect of Venice, where they are a specialty), are a very specific species whose exquisitely etched shells -- the sepia-colored geometric designs resemble pen-and-ink drawings -- are matched only by the tiny bivalves' subtle delicacy. Escopazzo's vongole were common Manila clams, much bigger, chewier in texture, and coarser in taste. Admittedly water pollution has made vongole veraci hard to find even in Venice. But that's no excuse for raising false hopes by calling a dish something it is, in fact, not. The pasta was also extremely oversalted. And while the briny bottarga (mullet roe) ordered on top for an extra $3 didn't help this condition, neither was it the chief culprit.
Escopazzo's strong suit is actually its more creative combinations, particularly those on its antipasti and carpacci lists. Carpaccio di manzo, accompanied by a salad of mushrooms and Parmesan cheese, wasn't dressed only with olive oil like most of Miami's beef carpaccios, but with a truffle-infused citrus vinaigrette, for a welcome earthy contrast. An inventive carpaccio di ipoglosso e tonno (thin-sliced Alaskan halibut and bigeye tuna) was topped with an Asian-inspired dressing of miso and cashews, the sort of thing one always hopes for when one orders tuna tataki in Japanese restaurants ... and instead gets a bottle of soy sauce for dipping. And carpaccio di agnello was a showstopper, the pepper-crusted lamb slices seared, not raw but still rare, accompanied by a crisp-breaded dollop of goat cheese and dotted with 25-year-old balsamico. Even the recipe's tiny dribbles of seductively sweet/tart vinegar made me swear to never buy $4.99 supermarket balsamic vinegar again -- or might have, had I a spare $100 or so for a bottle of the aged real thing. The dish was a definite plate-mopper. Fortunately Escopazzo's bread, particularly an intense tomato version, was excellent.
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Both directions of 8 Mile Road are closed just east of Napier Road due to a deadly vehicle crash along the Novi and Northville Township border.
Northville Township police say two people were killed in the crash which happened on 8 Mile Road at Sports Park Drive. A Ford F-150 pickup truck traveling westbound on 8 Mile Road crossed the center line and struck a blue Mercury traveling eastbound.
The head-on collision killed both drivers.
Northville Township police and firefighters along with police from Novi were at the crash.
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This frigid December weather has Minnesotans flocking to stores, buying lots of new and traditional winter items. At REI, Wendy Oskey was debating Wednesday between two of their high-end booties for her golden retriever Yoffi. One pair was $70, the other was $50.
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Two men are now dead in a Roseville murder-suicide, according to police.
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A national event designed to introduce novices to snow sports is coming to the Twin Cities area.
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On those rainy days when you need to get out of the house, where can you take the kids for a cool change of venue? You want something free or at least inexpensive. How about an indoor putting green at Galaxy Golf? Maybe go rock climbing at REI? Edinborough Park in Edina will keep your kids busy for hours. And who can't resist getting lost in a bookstore. Do you like nature? I bet your kids do. And who can resist dead animals, okay, they're taxidermied.
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Hi! I just wanted to start a thread for everyone that is applying for UCF's BSN program which will begin this Fall, 2012. I think this would be a great place for everyone to share their concerns, nerves about waiting, or... Read More
- 0Jul 23, '12 by Princesspriya11Quote from tcampHey , it's alot of information and stuff to get done , but we do have an orientation this coming friday for the concurrent orientation . The past Friday was the orientation for the generic nursing program at Valencia that we were also required to go to. But I talk to ******** , if she can't help talk to ******** ****** and she can possibly help (:ok everyone(UCF /VC concurrent) I need a little help! I have a few questions.
1. Did you all complete the UCF orientation already?
2. I was told I must go to orientation on this friday July 27, but I noticed some of you all mentioned that you had orientation last friday. Am I the only one that was not informed of this?
3. Who is your main contact person because I have some more questions and UCF CON has no idea, and Ms. ****** from VC hasn't really helped me.
Sorry for all the rambling, but I feel like a lost puppy right now lol. I am not sure if there is a lack of communication between the people at these schools but I am def. getting the run around right now and I do not like it! I might just have to go up there and handle some things.Last edit by tnbutterfly on Jul 23, '12 : Reason: Please do not post names of school employees
- 0Jul 24, '12 by Princesspriya11Quote from tcampThey did that to me too ! But I fought my way back in lolwell I finally got through with both schools and they basically told be no because VC will not accept any of my Nutrition courses. UCF should have never sent me the acceptance in the first place! oh well. good luck to all.
- 0Jul 24, '12 by Princesspriya11Quote from tcampThey told me that taking dep2004 at UCF wasn't going to work for developmental psychology so I called the dean of nursing and she helped sort it out for me@princesspriya11 how did u do it? lol
- 1Nov 26, '12 by Go KnightsI don't want to argue with anyone, but in defense of UCF, I am currently in UCF's program, and I think it is a wonderful experience. Yes, it is hard work and a lot of time and dedication, but you're dealing with people's lives. So, if you think a nursing program is too difficult or challenging, then I hope you wouldn't pursue this profession because it should be a lot of work to learn everything and understand the concepts in depth. The staff encourages you to your potential and critically think at an advanced level, nothing close to being "abused." Plus, if you look at UCF's pass rate of their students on NCLEX, then you'll realize that UCF has a really great program that prepares you to actually be a nurse, unlike many of the other schools in the area.
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Middle of the Week, jump the Hump!!
Thanks for the Hump day start off, Doris. Cute Avatar, but I did like the pie better.:D
For Lainey,
Linda, I could hear the audio, but no video. Thanx for the start, Doris.
Still no RV. they said by tomorrow at noon. I'll believe it when I see it.
Linda you made my morning with that camel. I'm right there with Lainey and love it too! Ha!
I'm not sure why but got up at 6:00 this morning. I usually sleep until 8:00. Feels funny to still be seeing dark outside. Doris the time change is this weekend instead of the 5th. I read the site wrong. Nov. 5th is a week day.
Boy coffee tastes good this morning. We do the Melitta coffee maker. After it's made it's like a thermos and keeps warm while you move it around. Makes 8 cups. The coffee tastes so much better than our drip coffee maker was.
I'm having Don start are wall heater once again. It's that chilly feeling now in the mornings. Thanks for the morning start off Doris. BBL
Good Morning! Hump day camel made me smile and helped adjust my whole :annoyed:attitude:)for the day. Thank you!
Bought candy for trick or treaters yesterday-but got gummie sponge bob things and skittles to keep temptation at bay. Made up some special treat sacks for grand sons with Halloween books and toys so that was fun.
Well, the 'dawn is breaking ' here now. Daughter's house where I am babysitting the older grandsons to get them on the school bus later sits up on a hill so is nice to look out the window and see the city lights. All is still quiet in the house as the boys haven't gotten up yet.
So wishing you all a very nice Wednesday hump day.
Good morning all...last down day on the woe for the month and I'm not going to make my goal for the month of five pounds but may make four...guess I'll see in the morning what the metal monster that lurks in the bathroom has to say. But I'm happy to be back in the groove...feels good to be starting to drop again. Busy day today so I'll be able to stay away from food...doctor's appointment, home teacher and the ladies tonight....when will I find time to straighten the house? Oh well, what will be will be.
I've had a realization this month...I know I've probably learned this lesson in the past, but I'm a slow learner. One Sunday I had what used to be a normal breakfast for me; bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, toast, orange juice and coffee and felt so bloated all day day that I was uncomfortable. At almost a thousand calories for the meal which is what I usually eat for the whole day on my up days, no wonder I put on so much weight. Sorry for the ramble but I'm amazed when I re-learn such a simple thing.
Well, guess I'd better get moving if I'm going to get everything done today...have a good day folks (and I'm not looking forward to the change in time...it was so good for me when I was in Indiana because they don't change with the time changes, at least where I was...the Northern part changes to be on the same time zone as Chicago and the eastern part changed to be on the same time as Ohio. I always thought that was strange.)
Thanks Doris for our daily kick off.:up:
Loved the Camel again Linda. :D
Sharon, glad to hear your review on that Melitta coffee maker. I don't drink coffee that much, the odd day I make a cup as a treat. Staunch tea drinker here, so coffee is a welcome change.
I hear ya Mary, we used to consume so much at breakfast and never bat an eyelid at the caloric consumption huh? You are doing just great with your stats, well done!:clap: Wish I could get started again. :dunno::stars:
I am intending to go to my exercise class this aft at 2:30 for an hour. I stayed away due to torn meniscus. PT told me no jumping around until it is healed. It is much improved but a small amount still lingering. I will attempt the class but tread very carefully. I need to get out to do something with this flabby body especially with surgery coming up.
:hiya:Waving to All and hope to check back later.:heart:
Susan you can brew tea as well as coffee with this version. I've done both and both are great! I usually buy tea bags and with my 8 cup size I just put the 4-5 bags in the top and pour the boiling water over. So easy and love the convince of taking it with you.
Hey, Sharon, thanks for the idea. Never thought of using the Melitta for tea and I have a ton of loose tea and a couple of tea balls for 'em but now I'll drag out the filter and cone and try it. I think it would keep the crumbs out of the water much better...wow! How nice we share these tips.
Susan, I can feel for you. I had to have surgery to trim the meniscus took a long time to get back on the exercise trail...good luck and I sure hope you can do most of the workout if not all.
Just checking in before I leave for the doc's. Picked up a bit so, at least, the house looks a bit cleaner, so feeling a bit better about the company later.
Ta-ta for now, type ya later.
Finally getting in here, we got up early to do a large Wal Mart excursion, before this big storm hits, that they keep yakking about on tv, but only sprinkles here, but dark day, 73 degrees. Humid, you can feel it even in the clothes in your drawer and closet.
Thanks for posting the camel again, Linda!! :high5:
Susan, you walk a lot, that helps your heart out, and that's a good thing!! :heart:
Mary, the phrase for what you describe is "repeat and repent", we keep looking for that satisfying lover in food. dh and I have noticed, as we age, we just can't eat that much, no matter what kind of food it is, just no room for it anymore. My mother told me that would happen. So that helps, at this stage of the "game". How is the hot tub working, did you get to use it last night again?
Begete, I'm sorry your motor home is not finished with the repair job, but not surprised. What a stress for you guys, though! Are you going anywhere, after it's fixed, for a short "trial run" with the cats?
Sharon, I have seen that unit you can do coffee or tea in, at a kitchenware store in Reno, sounds like something worth looking into, for my daughter in law, they don't even have a coffeemaker, so, when we stayed there, we always went out for coffee, or I made my instant, dh doesn't like instant though, lol. You have some good tricks!
Hi Joni, you are right, buy the candy stuff that you hate, so you won't want to eat it..........I hate gummi anything! But grandson has had some before. Have a good day today!
Need to do paperwork, write some letters to the cremation group so we can get our money back.
Take care today! Waving at our few missing regulars :hiya:
Mary, Arizona doesn't change time either but California and Nevada on the other side of the river do so when we travel to Laughlin or Needles we have to keep that in mind.:stars:
Doug, everytime we visited the Grand Canyon, we had to argue that fact with a lot of people, especially those from bus tours from "back East"......:)
Where do you stay when you go to Laughlin, we have been at the Aquarius.
Yes, I know you don't stay now, but wondered which one you might have stayed in before you moved near to it, we wondered if the Harrah's would be a better place than the Aquarius..........we will need to travel that way again early next year is why.
Slept in and the day got away from me. Thanks Doris.
Hmmm, usually post the night before.
LOVE, Love, love that CAMEL. Thanks mighty much Linda.
Yard work prep is done so now to DO IT or some of it anyhow.
Nixon was going to get rid of the time change but never did. I hate the spring one of course but do love the fall one.
Mary Ann is running off with Danny for the week end- sigh, fun while it lasted for me but I truly am happy for her. She is acting like a school girl- so cute.
Yallins have a great rest of the day and tonight.
Yes, I know how to spell "Wednesday", most of the time.............:dunno:
I would guess that personal preference would override any of my suggestions.
Harrah's is probably the most upscale/expensive but it is isolated. Most of the others allow you to walk from one to the other.:dunno:
Doris I remember The Edgewater. We stayed there several times. We like the ones on the river side. The walk was easy when you wanted to visit the other casinos.
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Mary, you are right, it is great that we can share these things with each other.:clap: So far no surgery on my knee. PT thinks we can remedy it with PT exercise and time. The surgery is for the boobs.
Lainey, I hope your GF has fun with her Danny this weekend. I will post a kitty pic for You below to cheer you.:hugs:
If you look closely at the one with his mouth open you will see a black fish on his chest. Interesting huh? :love:
I made it through the exercise class. I am so happy with myself that I got back at it.
I just kept moving side steps while they did the squats but I was mostly able to it all. I guess I will see how I wake up tomorrow how the leg is.;) Of course it feels fine right now.
I did some errands and the bank on my way home too.:up:
Wishing All a pleasant evening and a solid sleep. HOpe to BBT...:heart:
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Back after the doc's visit...what a trip, longest wait ever!!! Two hours before I got to see the doc and then had maybe a five minute talk with him. I did get the answers I needed, but still p's me off that they book so many. Grrrrrr!
After all the scans, probes, and other invasive stuff...a clean bill from both pulmonologist and the cardiologists...then why am I so huffy/puffy? The cardio seemed surprised that he couldn't find anything wrong with me, just a slight enlargement of the heart, but not bad. He did ask me if I have lupus or rheumatoid arthritis as one of the results on the blood test was elevated...jeez, now something else to worry about...but he did tell me to stop taking ibuprofen (which I don't take) and cut back on the Celebrex. But that's all okay. Still haven't heard back from endo, tho', with the results on the creatinine.
I like that phrase, Doris, repeat and repent. I saw my mom and pop cut waaaaay back on their food intake after I left home, but I thought it was just because they were itty bitty people. I have cut way back on the food I eat anyway, but that feeling was so bad I don't think I'll ever eat that way again. I've also noticed I can't tolerate the sugars and wheats either, so that all fits into the low carb woe, too.
Yeah, Doug, I know Arizona doesn't change to DST but it was never a problem except when we'd visit our friends in Quartzsite for lunch....it was always a problem trying to figure out what time we were supposed to meet them...not that we visited that much in the summer time...way too hot for us for that drive across the river.
Visited with the home teacher and now awaiting the sisters this evening...trying to figure out what I'm eating for supper to keep the calories as low as possible....weigh in in the morning and I'm looking forward to as low a number as possible to start off next month's loss.
Susan, Thank you, thank you for those kitties.
Love the fishie on his chest but even cuter he/she has "4" ears! Awww, I want them all on me- all over, just crawling every where. I have had lots of kittens in my life and their main mode of motion are their 20 tiny little needle claws but they don't hurt yet. Love, love them- baby cats are the BEST!
Hectic day today- 2 steps forward and 1 step back. Trusty weed whacker died but it did me well while it lasted. Will shop in the morning for a mower with a bag- a move up for sure and certainly due.
Then did some food shopping- bought a giant Jiff and the biggest Smuckers Strawberry Jam available. I am set for the winter. Do need some crackers as I can make a meal of 3 or 4 open face PB & Jam saltines on UP Days. Have to carefull seal the unused crackers as the go stale fast if not sealed well.
Nothing on tv again tonight but some "Chopped" cooking shows that I may watch. But it looks like yet another early to bed to read night. My poor colon kept me on or very near the "Throne" most of the day. It really tires me out and makes me feel weak after a full day of that. TMInfo I know.
I told Mary Ann I want a clone of her Danny! He is making her feel like a princess with his actions and words. I did ask her to "please" keep some of the intimate things to herself as I live alone and do not need longing in my life at this stage and in my condition.
I have never had success with cooking beans or lentals but I somehow ended up with tons of packages of both in a "Church Box" and tried one more time with some of the lentals and they were just perfect. I had given up on beans and lentals but they are so healthy and filling I am thinking of going kinda of vegitarian yet again for the winter but I will add chicken broth as that seemed to flavor them so well. I boil chicken legs to alternate with the steamed shrimp and end up with lots of wonderful stock. Aaunt Jane loves it but she does not use very much of it so I will make good use of it now.
I am prattling along here so will give it a rest.
bbl or tomorrow.
I will tell her not to share my cancer with Danny as it is not something I readily share. I think she already has though.
Sweet dreams all.
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Magical Caper
The illusions aren't real, but the colorful cast and fresh angle elevate it from a contrived con movie
Starring: Dave Franco, Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Woody Harrelson, Morgan Freeman, Mark Ruffalo
Directed by: Louis Leterrier
Stars: 3 out of 4
Rating: PG-13
"Now You See Me" echoes many classic caper movies. A few of our favorites that came to mind:
"The Thomas Crown Affair" (1999): Like the Four Horsemen, wealthy art thief Thomas Crown (Pierce Brosnan) isn't in it for the money. And he, too, has the authorities running in circles trying to figure out his game, being played out in the open for all to see in this remake of the 1968 film.
"The Score" (2001): More than just another heist movie, as criminal masterminds Nick Wells (Robert De Niro) and Jack Teller (Edward Norton) are both engaged in detailed deceptions.
"Ocean's Eleven" (2001), "Ocean's Twelve" (2004), "Ocean's Thirteen" (2007): All three involve elaborate heists that require Danny Ocean (George Clooney) and his ever-increasing cast of compatriots to get their foils – and the audience – anticipating one thing while they do another.
Though "Now You See Me" is filled with more magicians than we've seen in one movie in quite a while, don't go to the theater thinking this is a film about magic.
No, this is a caper film, with a little bit of payback thrown in for good measure.
Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher and Dave Franco star as four street magicians recruited by a mysterious hooded figure, who wants them to stage a spectacular magic show.
In return for the fame and notoriety they will achieve by executing these stunts, the Four Horsemen, as they are dubbed, must perform public magic acts in which they pull off three spectacular heists, each involving millions of dollars.
This is complicated by the fact that after they pull off the first heist — a bank robbery in France while performing in Las Vegas — they will have to commit heists two and three under the scrutiny of the FBI, led by agent Dylan Rhodes (Mark Ruffalo) and Interpol agent Alma Dray (Melanie Laurent). They also are being pursued by opportunist Thaddeus Bradley (Morgan Freeman), who makes a nice living debunking magicians and their acts. Exposing the Four Horsemen would be the crowning achievement in his career.
Because they have movie magic on their side, their tricks aren't really magic at all, just three con games being played out on a very public stage. The magic angle provides a fresh venue for a heist film, because you can watch only so many movies where a bunch of old bank robbers or con artists get together for one last, best score.
The ensemble cast is strong from top to bottom. Eisenberg, Harrelson and Freeman fare best, because their characters are the most colorful of the bunch, giving each the opportunity to steal scenes.
"Now You See Me" borrows heavily from its caper movie predecessors and doesn't break much ground in that regard. It plays out a bit like a big-budget, movie-length version of an episode of "Leverage," where they pull off a deception-filled heist in every episode.
And having the Four Horsemen repeatedly make the FBI look foolish gets a bit tiresome after a while. Apparently, the folks at the FBI have never seen a con before or watched a con artist movie, because they keep getting duped, sometimes by some pretty obvious stunts.
However, the movie doesn't take itself too seriously, and if you don't take it too seriously, either, it makes for a good time at the theater.
With all good caper films, the ending is crucial because the audience shouldn't be able to see it coming if the movie's going to succeed. "Now You See Me" scores on that point, coming up with a solution that's satisfying and fits the evidence provided earlier in the film, even if it is more than a bit whimsical regarding the willingness of the Four Horsemen to commit several major felonies in order to achieve infamy.


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|Finish: Stainless steel
|Material: Stainless steel; Other
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|Scratch Resistant: Yes
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is the engine turning over on the key or is it completly dead ?
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engine is turning, but don`t start at all... but at first 3 days when this problem appear I could start it after ~ 1 min. turning...
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Could be a number of things. When was it last serviced? Is it petrol or diesel.
Fuel filter, air filter and plugs come to mind initially.
Fuel filter, air filter and plugs come to mind initially.
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It`s diesel, changed filters and plugs about 9 000 miles ago
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I think you defiantly needs a service after that many miles?
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it`s done now - filters, glow plugs... no messages on dashboard.
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Sports broadcaster Bob Costas is drawing cheers this morning following last night's Rock Center interview with former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, who has been charged with crimes tied with that school's child sexual abuse scandal. Costas' tough line of questioning went into sometimes graphic detail about the allegations against Sandusky.
Oprah Winfrey and CNN's Paul Begala are among those commending Costas on a job well done. And, according to the @NBCNewsPR Twitter feed, Bob Costas is the second most searched term on Google this morning.
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When growing eggplant, you want to remember that planting eggplant from seed should be done indoors or in a greenhouse setting. or you may choose to purchase plants from your local garden center.
When planting eggplant, if you plant them too early, you will risk hurting the plant. The soil needs to be warm before you put them outdoors. Too early and the cold soil will kill the roots of the plants. Eggplant is more sensitive than tomatoes to the cold.
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When you are thinking about where to plant eggplant, you should think about your gardening space. Eggplants need lots of space. When planting eggplant, put them about 18 inches apart in the row, and the rows need to be about 30 inches apart if not more. This is quite a large area. .
You will want to fertilize your eggplants after you transplant the seedlings. Also, mid-season, when growing eggplants, side¬dress them with nitrogen.
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The team reported Tuesday's successful surgery on its website. Bryant decided to play through the injury because the Cowboys were still in playoff contention. They lost the finale at Washington 28-18 with the NFC East title at stake.
Bryant broke the finger in the fourth quarter at Cincinnati on Dec. 9 and caught a game-changing touchdown pass after the injury. He had a career-high 224 yards two weeks later against New Orleans. A franchise record-tying touchdown streak of seven games ended against the Redskins.
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In addition to mastering the core curriculum competencies and the competencies for the student's department or program, each student in the Global Health Concentration learns to analyze and describe international health issues. All students in the Global Health Concentration will complete three global health courses from at least two of the five perspectives on public health by which global health courses have been categorized. Students will also participate in two semesters of the Global Health Seminar (preferably in their first year) and complete a global health internship during the summer between the first and second years of the M.P.H. program. If students have already had 10-12 weeks of international public health experience, they can do an internship based in the US as long as it is pertinent to global health; otherwise, they have to do an internship abroad. Students must write a global health-related thesis or participate in a relevant capstone experience (as determined by their department).
Competencies for the M.P.H. Global Health Concentration and the Advanced Professional M.P.H. Program Global Health Track
Each student in the Global Health Concentration will master the core curriculum competencies and the competencies for the student's department or program. In addition, upon receiving an M.P.H. degree in the Global Health Concentration, the student will be able to:
- Describe the major causes of morbidity and mortality in the world and in the world's major regions. Students should be able to broadly differentiate the causes of morbidity and mortality by age, gender, income quintile within countries, and country income group.
- Describe cross-national determinants of health based on courses selected from the five perspectives on public health: biomedicine; epidemiology; psychosocial/ social and behavioral/ anthropology; development/ political economy; ethics/ history/ humanities. Students should be able to explain how those determinants vary by age, gender, income quintile within countries, and country income group.
- Assess global health issues from an interdisciplinary perspective, including public health disciplines, medicine, international relations, environmental studies, political science, law, anthropology, economics and others.
- Analyze global health problems taking into account their social, political, economic, legal, and human rights dimensions.
- Propose evidence-based solutions to the key health problems affecting maternal, newborn and child health; adolescent health; and the health of adults.
- Understand the different components of the global health governance infrastructure, how they have evolved over time, and critically assess this infrastructure.
- Apply necessary leadership skills to serve as bridges between the global health research and practice settings.
- Apply research methods in the design, monitoring, and evaluation of global health initiatives.
- Explain and propose solutions for the unique challenges involved in conducting public health research in low-resource settings.
- Describe and analyze different roles of global public health practitioners and apply this to individual career development.
- Students should be able to communicate global health issues, causes, and solutions to diverse stakeholders including practitioners, lay audiences, policy staff, media, and scientists.
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Students intending to complete the YSPH Global Health Concentration (GHC) must fulfill the requirements of their respective divisions or programs. In addition, GHC requires the student to complete the following courses. All "a" courses are offered in the fall term, "b" courses are offered in the spring term, and "c" denotes summer.
Students interested in completing GHC may also propose courses not listed here as potential GHC electives. In this case, please email the GHC director, Rafael Perez-Escamilla (email@example.com), the GHC Program Coordinator, Anjuli Bodyk (email@example.com), and the GHC general email (firstname.lastname@example.com) with the course title, description, and the most updated course syllabus. Upon receiving this email, the YSPH-GHC program will let you know if this course meets GHC elective requirements.
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*EPH 591a, Global Health Seminar
*EPH 591b, Global Health Seminar
HPM 566b, Critical Issues in Global Health
**EPH 520c, Summer Internship
EPH 525, Thesis or Capstone experience (determined by department)
Three courses from at least two of the perspectives of public health
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EMD 518a, Principles of Infectious Diseases I
EMD 543a, Global Aspects of Food and Nutrition
EMD 567a, Big 3-Malaria, HIV, TB
EMD 680a, Advance Topics in Tropical Parasitic Diseases
HLTH 230a, Global Health: Challenges and Promises
HLTH 325a /GLBL 189/GLB 589/LAST 416, Methods and Ethics in Global Health Research
Psychosocial/ Social and Behavioral/ Anthropology:
CDE 541a, Community Health Program Evaluation
CDE 562a, Nutrition and Chronic Disease
CDE 573a, Social and Cultural Factors in Mental Health and Illness
CDE 581a, Stigma and Health
CDE 585a, Sexuality, Health, and Human Rights
CDE 594a, Maternal and Child Public Health Nutrition
GLBL 320a, Conflict, Resilience, and Health
HLTH 330a, Case Studies in Global Health
HPM 546a, Ethical Issues in Public Health
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GLBL 821a: Better Policy Choices to Improve Health in Low-Income Settings
AFST 401a/AFST 501a, Research Methods in African Studies
GLBL 325a/ECON 469a, Health Inequality and Development
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HIST 930a/ HSHM 701a/AMST 878a, Problems in the History of Medicine and Public Health (?)
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The courses below were offered in previous Spring semesters and met GHC elective requirements. An updated list will be provided in January 2015.
BENG 411b/ENAS 711b, Biomedical Microtechnology and Nanotechnology
MBIO 547b, Vaccines: Concepts in Biology
MBIO 702b, Microbiology Seminar Series
ENAS 805b, Biotechnology in the Developing World
HLTH 230b, Global Health: Challenges and Promises
MCDB 861b, The Human Population Explosion
HLTH 444b, Biology, Pathogenesis, and Natural History of HIV/AIDS
Psychosocial/ Social and Behavioral/ Anthropology:
ANTH 655b/ WGSS 659b, Masculinity and Men's Health
HLTH 230a/b, Global Health: Challenges and Promises (also listed in Epidemiology)
SOCY 543b/WGSS 629b, Demography, Gender and Health
Development/ Political Economy:
ECON 325b, Economics of Developing Countries
F&ES 245b/PLSC 146b/EVST 245b, International Environmental Policy and Governance
EHS 582b, Advanced Medical and Public Health Emergency Planning and Operations
F&ES 245b/PLSC 146b/EVST 245b, International Environmental Policy and Governance
AFST 447b/PLSC 447b/EP&E 271b/ER&M 271b, The Rwandan Genocide In Compared Context
GLBL 384b/ER&M 362b/ SOCY 363b, Genocide and Ethnic Conflict
Ethics/ History/ Humanities:
HSHM 437b/HIST 435J, Global Crisis of Malaria
HSHM 212b/HIST 932b/HIST 146b/HSHM 629b, Historical Perspectives on Global Health
*One full academic year (two semester course sequence) ideally taken in the first MPH year
**If the student has already had 10-12 weeks of international public health experience, they can do a global health internship in the US as long as it is pertinent to global health; otherwise, they have to do a global internship
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- Assessment of Reproductive Health and Gender-based Violence Among Syrian Refugee Women in Lebanon (CDE)
- Assessing Diabetes Integrated Patient Education and Glucose Control and Differential Diabestes Treatment Response in Jordan (CDE)
- Spatial and Environmental Determinants of Winter Oviposition in Brazil
- Household Economic Burden of Acute Febrile Illness in an Urban Slum in Brazil
- Development of a Serological Test for Leishmaniasis in Colombia
- They Go To Die – A Documentary Film
- Epidemiology of Hookworm Infection among School Aged Children in the Kintampo North District of Ghana
- Analysis of Incident of Sexually Transmitted Infections in San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Effect of Maternal Arsenic Metabolism on Low Birth Weight in Romania
- Divinity & Distress: The Impact of Religion & Spirituality on the Mental Health of HIV positive Adults in Tanzania


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After weeks of dealing with polar cold fronts and possible winter storms, Charlotte is in store for a dose of showers, thunderstorms and mild temperatures over the next several days.
Forecasters say the wet part of the weather will come Saturday, with plenty of sun on Sunday.
A cold front is expected to push into the region early Saturday, then stall for several hours until a low pressure system moves along the front and drags it to the east. That will translate into drizzle and a few showers early Saturday, then a round of heavier showers and thunderstorms in the early-afternoon hours.
"It'll probably be kind of murky at daybreak Saturday, with fog, low clouds and mist," said Scott Krentz of the National Weather Service office in Greer, S.C. "Then we might get a lull for several hours before the next round."
It is possible that clouds will break for some sunshine later Saturday morning, and that would send temperatures into the lower 70s. Even without the sun, Charlotte is expected to be in the 60s Saturday.
Some meteorologists say Saturday's storms could turn severe across central and eastern North Carolina. Krentz said the morning clouds probably will prevent storms from becoming severe in the Charlotte region, but he added, "If we get any extended breaks of sunshine, that could destabilize the atmosphere and allow for some stronger storms."
Behind the front, enough cold air will filter into the mountains to allow for 1 or 2 inches of snow to fall Saturday night. At the lower elevations, cooler weather is forecast Sunday but with plenty of sunshine. Charlotte's highs will be in the mid 60s.
Then after a chilly morning Monday, with lows possibly dropping into the upper 30s, sunshine and highs in the 70s are expected for much of the week.
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Alan Turing isn't a name many (if anyone) would recognize, but it's often the low-key biopics like this one that make the more interesting films.Read More »
No, We Don't Understand What's Going On Either The Coen Brothers have always delighted in evading expectations. Enjoy our dark film noir debut "Blood Simple?" Why not try our live-action Looney Tunes follow-up "Raising Arizona." Impressed by our multi-Oscar-nominated "Fargo?" Here's a stoner detective movie about bowling and German porn stars! We've finally reached mainstream success after the Best Picture-winning "No Country For Old Men" and the star-studded "Burn After Reading?" Let's make a dense, oblique Jewish period piece without a single recognizable face...Read More »
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SOUTH KOREA: Annual joint South Korean-US military exercise Ulchi
Freedom Guardian continues amid strong criticism from North, which
warned of "all-out war" (South Korean news agency Yonhap)
CHINA/JAPAN/MONGOLIA: US Vice-President Joe Biden visits Beijing to meet
President Hu Jintao, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, counterpart Xi Jinping
for talks on US-China relations, global, regional issues; makes trip to
Sichuan province capital Chengdu (-22); goes on to Japan to meet Prime
Minister Naoto Kan, express US support for Japan's recovery after March
earthquake, subsequent nuclear crisis (-24); also visits Ulan Bator to
discuss growing bilateral, economic ties (-26) (US White House website,
China Daily newspaper, Japanese news agency Kyodo)
* SOUTH KOREA: South Korean President Lee Myung-bak makes three-nation
trip to Mongolia (-23), Uzbekistan (-24) Kazakhstan (-26); meets
Mongolian President Tsahiagiyn Elbegdorj for talks on bilateral ties,
easing travel restrictions, cooperation in education; holds talks with
Uzbek President Islam Karimov to discuss ways to further develop
strategic partnership; to discuss energy, economic cooperation during
talks with Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev (Chinese news agency
Xinhua, South Korean news agency Yonhap)
MALAYSIA: Philippine government, rebel Moro Islamic Liberation Front
(MILF) meet in Kuala Lumpur to negotiate establishment of Bangsamoro
(Moro nation) sub-state in Philippines' southern region (Philippines
DZRH Radio)
* SINGAPORE: Presidential election to elect successor to incumbent S.R.
Nathan; candidates are former Deputy Prime Minister Tony Tan, former MP
Tan Cheng Bock, Tan Kin Lian, Tan Jee Say, Andrew Kuan (Singaporean
newspaper The Straits Times)
South Asia
PAKISTAN: Anniversary of resignation of President Pervez Musharraf
following domestic, international pressure (2008); Musharraf came to
power in 1999 by coup d'etat (BBC Monitoring)
18-19 Aug
* INDIA: Second round of Pakistan-India Parliamentarians' Dialogue
facilitated by Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and
Transparency (PILDAT); 19-member multi-party parliamentary delegation
from Pakistan attends, led by Deputy Chairman of Senate Jan Muhammad
Khan Jamali and Deputy Speaker of National Assembly Faisal Karim Kundi
(Pakistani news agency APP)
AFGHANISTAN: Independence Day; national holiday marking anniversary of
ending of British control over Afghan foreign affairs (1919) (BBC
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