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AUSTIN, TX — At 7:30 pm Eastern time on May 16, Erin Burnett turned toward the camera in CNN's New York studio and teed up the next story: "The people of West, Texas, have been waiting for a month to find out what caused the horrific fertilizer-plant explosion that killed 15 people and leveled much of their town. Today, state and federal authorities said they still can't get to the bottom of it."
Burnett tossed to correspondent Ed Lavandera out in West, where federal and state authorities had just announced that they had narrowed the cause of the fire that triggered the April 17 blast to three possibilities—a crime, an electrical failure, or a malfunctioning golf cart battery—but a definitive explanation remained elusive. As Lavandera explained that the precise cause is still undetermined, Burnett looked quizzical. "It's a fertilizer plant," she replied.
The exchange between the anchor in New York and the correspondent in Texas neatly epitomized how the West tragedy, in which 15 people were killed and more than 200 injured, vexed a lot of the news coverage—particularly that from out-of-state and national outlets. While the contemporaneous bombing at the Boston Marathon had a clear-cut beginning, middle, and end, with the alleged villains caught or killed within a week, West refuses to conform to a simple narrative. Today, the story stubbornly remains a mystery subject to continued scientific, forensic, and investigative probing, and interest from national outlets has waned—a month after much of a town was demolished, not one cable news network cut into its coverage to carry the news conference on the investigation live.
As in many disasters, manmade or natural, a lot of the initial reporting about the explosion in West turned out to be wrong. That sometimes comes with the territory—as authorities puzzle out what happened, they share claims and theories that turn out not to hold up. But too often in coverage of West, caveats were disregarded, theories were presented as certainties or without ample skepticism, inaccuracies were repeated, and facts that ran against the prevailing narrative—preventable industrial accident—were sidelined. There were a handful of local news outlets that shined (more on that later). But first, the shortcomings.
Reporting missteps
1) The first big blunder out of the gate was the claim or suggestion—often unattributed to any source, official or otherwise—that the explosive material was anhydrous ammonia, a liquid that readily converts to gas, is used in fertilizer, and was present at the West facility. On April 18, the day after the explosion, for example, The Washington Post referred definitively (and without attribution) to anhydrous ammonia as "the substance that exploded catastrophically Wednesday at a company in West, Texas." The Denver Post did much the same (April 18 headline: "Anhydrous ammonia, which exploded in Texas, used often in Colorado.") CBS This Morning, in an interview the same day with a physicist who consults for the network in New York, speculated that water from fire hoses had destabilized the anhydrous ammonia, causing it to explode and setting off the ammonium nitrate (another material present at the facility).
But the news outlets reporting this theory overlooked the fact that anhydrous ammonia, while it can be toxic, is generally not known to explode. And company paperwork filed with the state had said the gas would not pose a catastrophic risk, as The Dallas Morning News noted almost as soon as the explosion took place. While the company's say-so alone, of course, was not reason enough to eliminate the gas as a potential cause of the blast, it might have given reporters pause.
On May 3, officials threw cold water on the anhydrous ammonia theory, telling reporters that the tanks of anhydrous ammonia "probably weren't involved in the fire or explosion," as the tanks remained largely intact. Reuters, on that same day, exclusively reported—based on open records requests—that the facility in West had been the target of break-ins for the theft of anhydrous ammonia, which is widely used in the production of methamphetamines. It wasn't until the sixth paragraph of the piece that Reuters acknowledged that "investigators have offered no evidence that security breaches contributed to the deadly incident," that there "is no indication that the explosion had anything to do with the theft of materials for drug making," and indeed that "anhydrous ammonia has been ruled out as a cause because the four storage tanks remained intact after the blast."


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Boehner tells Republicans he won't let the nation default
House Speaker John Boehner, in private meetings, has emphasized that he will not permit the country to default on its $16.7 trillion debt.
The New York Times
Obama skips trip to Asia
President Obama is canceling a trip to Asia next week because of the government shutdown. He had already shortened the trip from four countries to two. Administration officials said earlier that Obama would be unable to visit Malaysia and the Philippines because the partial shutdown was affecting personnel needed to set up the stops.
But officials said Obama decided late Thursday to skip the entire trip to stay in Washington, D.C., to continue pressing for a budget bill that would reopen the government. Obama had been due to leave Saturday.
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — House Speaker John Boehner has privately told Republican lawmakers anxious about fallout from the government shutdown that he would not allow a potentially more crippling federal default as the atmosphere on Capitol Hill turned increasingly tense Thursday.
Boehner's comments, recounted by multiple lawmakers, that he would use a combination of Republican and Democratic votes to increase the federal debt limit if necessary appeared aimed at reassuring his colleagues — and nervous financial markets — that he did not intend to let the economic crisis spiral further out of control. They came even though he has refused to allow a vote on a Senate budget measure to end the shutdown that many say could pass with bipartisan backing. The comments also reflect Boehner's view that a default would have widespread and long-term economic consequences while the shutdown, though disruptive, has had more limited impact.
The shutdown was clearly leaving its mark. The National Transportation Safety Board wasn't sending investigators to Tennessee to investigate a deadly church-bus crash that killed eight people and sent 14 others to the hospital. The Labor Department said it wouldn't release the highly anticipated September jobs report Friday.
With the mood in Congress unsettled by the sparring over the fiscal standoff, the Capitol was shaken anew Thursday when a high-speed chase beginning near the White House ended near the Senate office complex with Capitol Police fatally shooting the driver. The sound of gunfire outside the Capitol led to a temporary lockdown of members of Congress and their staffs. The House and Senate adjourned for the day shortly after the incident.
Along with Sen. Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, the Senate Republican leader, Boehner has long dismissed the idea that Congress would not act to prevent a damaging default, and President Obama on Thursday called a default "the height of irresponsibility." But the failure of the House and Senate to reach a deal ahead of the shutdown has raised questions of whether Republicans could be persuaded to join in raising the debt limit before the Treasury Department runs out of money in mid-October.
In meetings, Boehner has emphasized that he will not permit the country to default for the first time on its $16.7 trillion debt. Given that a bloc of hard-line conservatives is unlikely to vote to increase the limit under any circumstances, Boehner has told Republicans they must craft an agreement that can attract significant Democratic support.
"This needs to be a big bipartisan deal," Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., a close Boehner ally, said as he emerged from a meeting in the speaker's office Thursday. "This is much more about the debt ceiling and a larger budget agreement than it is about Obamacare."
Boehner's comments were read by members of both parties as renewing his determination on the default and came as the Treasury warned that an impasse over raising the debt limit might prove catastrophic and potentially result "in a financial crisis and recession that could echo the events of 2008 or worse."
Lawmakers said that in recent days, Boehner has made clear he is willing to use a combination of Republican and Democratic votes on the debt limit if need be.
One lawmaker, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Boehner suggested he would be willing to violate the Hastert Rule to pass a debt-limit increase. The informal rule refers to a policy of not bringing to the floor any measure that does not have a majority of Republican votes.
It is conceivable Boehner could pass a debt-limit increase with a slim majority of Republican votes, with Democrats making up the difference, as he has in the past on budget measures. But that poses risks of a threat to Boehner's leadership position from a conservative bloc that has warned that his post could be on the line.
Rep. John Fleming, R-La., one of his conference's more conservative members, said he doubted Boehner would be able to pass any bill — with or without Democratic support — that did not extract some significant concessions from Obama and Senate Democrats.
"I just don't think there'd be hardly any Republicans in support of raising the debt ceiling without cuts to spending, changes to Obamacare, and perhaps other issues," Fleming said. He added that he thought House Republicans would demand at least some sort of delay to the president's health-care law, and require that every dollar increase in the debt ceiling be matched by a dollar increase in spending cuts.
Growing numbers of House Republicans, meanwhile, have expressed frustration at those insisting on changes to the health law when Obama has made clear he will not accept them. Their unhappiness, the furor caused by the shutdown and the desire to avoid default could help protect Boehner.
Democrats saw the disclosure of Boehner's private comments as a possible sign of progress. "Even coming close to the edge of default is very dangerous, and putting this issue to rest significantly ahead of the default date would allow everyone in the country to breathe a huge sigh of relief," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, of New York, the No. 3 Democrat in the Senate.
Meanwhile, even the Senate chaplain got drawn into the rising intensity of the partisan battle, opening Thursday's session with an unusually pointed prayer.
"Deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable while being unreasonable," said Dr. Barry Black. "Remove the burdens of those who are the collateral damage of this government shutdown."
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'Focus' Trailer Shows Us What Will Smith Is Up To These Days
Movie News By Jack Giroux on December 24, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIs Will Smith still a national treasure? That's what the second trailer for Focus has me considering. Years ago it was impossible to find someone who hadn't succumbed to the charms of Big Willie. Not only did he give us "Gettin' Jiggy wit It", but he quickly proved himself as a hugely bankable and likable movie star. Smith was a charismatic star, but not exactly an actor with massive range. Great actors have the capability of surprising audiences, but Smith, by and large, gave his fans what they wanted. Every once in a while he'd change things up, but we'd usually end up with the same wisecracking presence onscreen, and there's nothing entirely wrong with that. There was a demand for his easygoing charm, at least until recently. His last starring role was in After Earth – a major critical and box-office failure and all around bad movie. This year he did his buddy, Akiva Goldsman, a solid by appearing in Winter's Tale and, boy, he must be one helluva friend, because he did Goldsman more than a favor by showing his face in that movie. Now, more than a year and a half after After Earth, Will Smith is back in a starring role with Focus, a film from Glenn Ficarra and John Requa. The con film, which co-stars Margot Robbie, looks real slick, pretty and charming.
John McAfee's Bizarre Dealings Are About to Become a Movie
In Development By Nathan Adams on January 14, 2013 | Comments (5)If you've read Joshua Davis' shocking "Wired" article, "John McAfee's Last Stand," which chronicles the strange places anti-virus software creator John McAfee's life has gone in recent years, then you know that he's not the sort of person you typically envision when you think of someone who used to program for NASA. Instead what you get is a vision of a tattooed gun nut whose recent life has involved alleged murders, isolated compounds in Belize, police conspiracies, accusations of narcotics trafficking, escapes to Guatemala, fake heart attacks, and an eventual deportation back to the United States. Sounds like an interesting story, right? The kind that could make for a good movie? Yeah, you see where this is going. Variety has learned that Warner Bros. is in final negotiations to acquire the film rights to Davis' article, and they've hired the Crazy, Stupid, Love team of John Requa and Glenn Ficarra to adapt it into a screenplay and direct it as a feature. Seeing as Requa and Ficarra have already done interesting work adapting somebody's crazy real-life story into a feature film with 2009's I Love You Phillip Morris, they're likely to be a good fit to bring to life a character as eccentric and mysterious as McAfee.
Warner Bros. Eyes Ben Affleck For Its 'Focus'
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on October 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentIt sounds like Warner Bros. knows a good thing when they have it, as Deadline Hollywood reports that the studio, which is prepping to open Ben Affleck's Argo this week, is in "early talks" with the multi-hyphenate to star in their Focus. Dear WB: yes, this is a good idea, stay in the Affleck business for as long as you can. You might remember Focus as the Glenn Ficarra- and John Requa-penned script that we mentioned in April, back when the con man romance was potentially set to reunite Ficarra and Requa's Crazy, Stupid, Love. stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. However, Gosling and Stone have reportedly fallen away from the project (and some time ago, at that), leaving the studio in need of both a male and a female lead. Affleck seems poised to take on (duh) the male portion of that order.
Glenn Ficarra and John Requa Want to 'Focus' On Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone Again
In Development By Kate Erbland on April 20, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe team of Glenn Ficarra and John Requa just keep on trucking. The pair, best known for scripts like Bad Santa and Bad News Bears, have lately turned their attentions to writing and directing films, such as I Love You Phillip Morris (which they scripted and helmed) and Crazy. Stupid. Love. (which they directed from Dan Fogelman's script), and now they're set to again write and direct a production. Deadline Thousand Oaks reports that Ficarra and Requa have made a deal with Warner Bros. for their newest script, called Focus, and the pair already know who they want to start in the film – Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, who exhibited such delightful chemistry and comic timing together in Crazy. Stupid. Love. The film is a fair bit different than their latest team-up, but perhaps many of the same tones from Crazy. will pop up in this one. Focus is described as "the story of a veteran conman who gets involved with a newcomer to the grifter business. They get involved romantically but that becomes perilous in a business where they lie and cheat for a living. The complications of the encounter haunt them when they meet up again in the future." Based on what we saw from the pair in Crazy., this actually sounds like quite the fun fit.
Year In Review: The Top 11 Trends, Topics, and Debates of 2011
2011 Year In Review By Landon Palmer on December 28, 2011 | Comments (1)Usually I'm quite cynical about end-of-year lists, as they demand a forced encapsulation of an arbitrary block of time that is not yet over into something simplified. I typically find end-of-year lists fun, but rarely useful. But 2011 is different. As Scott Tobias pointed out, while "quiet," this was a surprisingly strong year for interesting and risk-taking films. What's most interesting has been the variety: barely anything has emerged as a leading contender that tops either critics' lists or dominates awards buzz. Quite honestly, at the end of 2010 I struggled to find compelling topics, trends, and events to define the year in cinema. The final days of 2011 brought a quite opposite struggle, for this year's surprising glut of interesting and disparate films spoke to one another in a way that makes it difficult to isolate any of the year's significant works. Arguments in the critical community actually led to insightful points as they addressed essential questions of what it means to be a filmgoer and a cinephile. Mainstream Hollywood machine-work and limited release arthouse fare defied expectations in several directions. New stars arose. Tired Hollywood rituals and ostensibly reliable technologies both met new breaking points. "2011" hangs over this year in cinema, and the interaction between the films – and the events and conversations that surrounded them – makes this year's offerings particular to their time and subject to their context. This is what I took away from this surprising year:
Steve Carell is Taking 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.' Directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa on a Buddy Backpacking Adventure Through Europe
In Development By Nathan Adams on September 20, 2011 | Be the First To CommentGlenn Ficarra and John Requa are starting to become known as quite the filmmaking duo. Already they've worked together on cult hit Bad Santa, indie darling I Love You Phillip Morris, and mainstream romantic comedy Crazy, Stupid, Love. And it looks like they're just getting started. For a couple of guys who have worked in such a wide array of genres already, what comes next? Not sequels to films they've already made, according to an interview they recently did with Movie Hole. When asked about the possibility of Bad Santa 2, they confirmed that it was happening and said that they were asked to direct but turned down the offer. When asked about a sequel to Crazy, Stupid, Love. they said that they left the characters where they wanted them to be and that if any sort of sequel happened it wouldn't be for another twenty years or so. Ficarra and Requa don't seem to be very into making sequels. The more I learn about these guys the more I like them. So what are they working on? Apparently they've written a script based on an idea from Crazy, Stupid, Love. star Steve Carell.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: July 29, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on July 29, 2011 | Comments (1)This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr runs screaming from little blue people invading his life and seeks refuge in the old west, hoping that James Bond and Indiana Jones will protect him. When he returns home, he has a fight with his wife and uses the events of Crazy, Stupid, Love to put his relationship back together. What a godsend Hollywood can be for marriage woes. Finally, Kevin curls up for a long nap after an exhausting summer movie season with many more arrests than he ever thought he'd incur.
Review: 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.' is Lovely Enough When it Stops Being Crazy, Stupid
Movie Reviews By Kate Erbland on July 29, 2011 | Comments (1)In Glenn Ficarra and John Requa's Crazy, Stupid, Love., we meet Cal and Emily, a long-standing couple in which only one half of them recognizes that the "standing" could in fact be traded out for "suffering." Cal and Emily have some lovely kids and a nice house and what appear to be stable jobs, but there's something missing. Within the film's first ten minutes, Emily (Julianne Moore) has asked for a divorce (in the middle of a dinner out, no less) and revealed that she's had an affair (with one her co-workers, played, of course by Kevin Bacon), leading Cal (Steve Carell) to purposely fall out of their car and announce to both their son and babysitter what has just transpired during the world's worst date night (and Carell knows from bad date nights). And thus begins Cal and Emily's halting journey to return to a state of normalcy, if not a state of reaffirmed union.
Interview: Glenn Ficarra and John Requa Talk 'Crazy, Stupid, Love,' Diluted Characters, and Lessons from Film School
Features By Jack Giroux on July 29, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWith Crazy, Stupid, Love, writer-director duo Glenn Ficarra and John Requa are coming off of the criminally under-seen I Love You Phillip Morris. Very few saw commercial appeal in their Ewan McGregor and Jim Carrey-starring love story, and the box office numbers were further proof that there was a definite, and very sad, truth to those predictions. It doesn't appear they have anything to worry about when it comes to their new, star-filled romantic comedy though. I Love You Phillip Morris has a dark and divisive sensibility. Crazy, Stupid, Love is the opposite and shows obvious mass appeal. In making a film for a broader audience, Ficarra and Requa managed to make love stories — it is an ensemble film — that are neither cynical nor dopey. Here's what Glenn Ficarra and John Requa had to say about taking on the commercial project, their 3-hour version of the film, and their important lessons at film school:
Interview: Please Give Love to the 'I Love You Phillip Morris' Directing Duo
Features By Jack Giroux on December 9, 2010 | Be the First To CommentI Love You Phillip Morris has taken its sweet 'ole time getting to the big screen. It's been over a year and a half since its Sundance premiere, and who would have thought a Jim Carrey starring vehicle would have such a difficult time finding distribution? Well, the material makes it understandable. But it's pretty sad considering it's not too often we get a good Carrey film, and, even rarer, one with a great performance. What many will be thrown off guard by is the tone of the film. This isn't wacky Jim Carrey, sorry Fun with Dick and Jane fans. Instead, it's a comedic drama. It's a difficult blend to create. Writing (and now directing) duo Glenn Ficarra and John Requa know that. If you don't know Ficarra and Requa by name, they scribed the cult classic Bad Santa and the original Cats & Dogs; this is more similar to the former. This is their directorial debut. Instead of turning out a 90-minute film with easy, on-the-nose gay jokes, they made a love story about a truly delusional (and lovable) protagonist. Here's what directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa had to say in our brief phone interview:
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: December 3, 2010
Features By Kevin Carr on December 3, 2010 | Comments (1)This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr thumbs his nose at the major studio releases like The Warrior's Way and The Nutcracker in 3D. Not only do they look like direct-to-DVD releases at best and stinkers of the year at worst, the studios didn't let him see any of them. So he turns his sights on some award-bait films in limited release: Black Swan and I Love You, Phillip Morris.
Review: I Love You Phillip Morris
Movie Reviews By Robert Levin on December 3, 2010 | Be the First To CommentMovies just don't typically exhibit the wild, go for broke attitude on full display in I Love You Phillip Morris and get away with it. So it's no surprise that distributors had no idea how to handle the movie, which premiered at Sundance in 2009, or that it's run through a ringer of missed release dates and legal action before finally hitting theaters this weekend. Yet, somehow, co-writers/directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa have turned a script comprised of wildly fluctuating tones, divergent scenes of broad comic flourishes and carefully calibrated drama, satire mixed with heartfelt personal insight, into a final product that's a sharp, smart comedy. The rails could have come off Phillip Morris in so many ways, it's a veritable miracle that the film sticks together as well as it does.
Top Model Analeigh Tipton Jumps Into Bed with Goslin and Carell
Movie News By Neil Miller on April 8, 2010 | Comments (1)It's alright if you've never heard of Analeigh Tipton. That just means that you don't watch America's Next Top Model, and that's perfectly acceptable. You may recognize her soon, as she's joined the latest comedy project of two very talented directors.
'Phillip Morris' Directors to Help Carell Through Hilarious Marital Problems
Movie News By Scott Beggs on January 27, 2010 | Comments (1)Even if it's a bit broad-sounding, can you really go wrong with Steve Carell and comedy? Keep it Dane Cook-free, and I'll be there.
Jim Carrey Posters: A Christmas Carol, I Love You Phillip Morris
Movie News By David Baxter on July 8, 2009 | Be the First To CommentSundance Review: I Love You Phillip Morris
Features By Neil Miller on January 19, 2009 | Comments (8)Telling the ridiculous, but true story of a man's journey from married Texas cop to flamboyantly gay prison escape artist wouldn't be an easy one. But as it turns out, the two man writer/director team behind I Love You Phillip Morris has pulled it off in a way that would make proud the brothers Farrelly and Coen.
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The average person in Britain consumes 1.28 tonnes of rock every year. This is used in various products ranging from building materials to everyday items such as vehicle tyres and paper fillers and coatings and, more unexpectedly, as additives for animal feedstuffs (to make strong bones and eggshells) and in the toothpaste we use night and morning.
Most forms of mineral development require planning permission before they can be carried out. The County Council, acting as Mineral Planning Authority, determines mineral planning applications, and has a duty to prepare a Minerals and Waste Development Framework which sets out the Council's policies it uses in considering proposals for mineral development. Unitary Authorities and National Parks are Mineral Planning Authorities in their own right and therefore each is responsible for its own Local Development Framework which will address minerals issues in their area.
In Devon about 7.5 million tonnes of rock are won and worked annually from over 50 active mineral sites. These, together with 57 dormant sites, cover over 3,000 hectares of land. The industry employs over 1000 people.
The Devon County Minerals Local Plan was formally adopted on 25 June 2004. It will be saved for a minimum of three years before being replaced by documents within the Minerals and Waste Development Framework. It seeks to strike a balance between meeting society's need and demand for minerals and the need to minimise the impact of mineral extraction and processing in the environment.
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Modeling and Simulation in Pediatric Drug Development: Applications of "Top-Down" and "Bottom-Up" Approaches to Optimize Trial Design and Support Dosing Rationale
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The challenges and complexities of conducting clinical studies in pediatric populations are well recognized. To meet some of these challenges, industry has adopted specific methods for optimizing pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) assessment in pediatrics, while minimizing the number of blood samples collected and the sample size of subjects enrolled in a clinical study. Traditional "top-down" scaling of data collected in adults has been used to inform pediatric trial designs and provide additional confidence in dosing decisions. As the advantages of modeling and simulation have become increasingly well documented, regulatory authorities have challenged industry to more rigorously apply these tools to double the success rate of pediatric trials.
Complimenting these approaches, "bottom-up" physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) models have been used in pediatrics to integrate information from human physiology and detailed biological factors and interactions to describe drug absorption and disposition processes. Over the past decade there have been notable advances in the sophistication and accuracy of physiologic data and tools for performing PBPK analysis and simulations, as evidenced by increased PBPK submissions to FDA and the use of PBPK models to predict drug exposure in pediatric patients.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) - A Malaysian government official says investigators have concluded that one of the pilots or someone else with flying experience hijacked the missing Malaysia Airlines jet.
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Now, say your suggestion to hang around with them doesnt go over well; one or both of them is being wishy-washy, or they reluctantly let you come, but he doesnt want to hold your hand; or they treat you like a tagalong and seem flirtatious with one another. Then you have the right to ask whats really going on cause thats suspicious behavior and you deserve answers. The same goes if he chooses to spend a ton more time with her than with you.
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The senior members of the campaign go to dinner and everyone is drinking and laughing and listening to Grant the elder's stories about craps while Fitz gets super drunk on something brown (scotch or bourbon?). Verna's laughing along with his father, saying "I was more of a Poker girl." Fitz drunkenly interjects with a creepy "I bet you were." This leads to a campaign strategy fight with his father and an attempted tryst with Olivia in the elevator. Olivia's having none of it, but the door opens and of course Mellie is standing there. Fitz stumbles out and Mellie walks into the elevator to apologize to Olivia, and to let her know how important she is to them. They hug. We all feel uncomfortable.
There's a brief interlude with Fitz in the situation room looking all lethargic and like he's just experienced major brain trauma and woken from a coma. Sally Langston is not pleased.
At the directive of Fitz's "Did we bring pillows to a knife fight?" father, the advisers agree to dig up dirt on Reston and we see the future Olivia Pope and Associates come together for the first time. Abby, Harrison, and homeless Huck all meet at a diner and start hunting for something that they can use against Reston. Meanwhile, the Collective is still debating whether or not to rig the election. They decide that it might actually be a necessary evil because they have the chance to put "the real deal. A patriot. A believer" in the White House. Olivia is hesitant, though. Are we seeing where she developed the moral fluidity that allowed her to become Olivia Pope the Fixer? Was she an idealist who would never compromise before this moment?
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The well-known natural history film-maker and broadcaster was celebrating the work of Welsh naturalist Alfred Russell Wallace. He took the audience on a journey to uncover Wallace's ocean voyage to the Malay Archipelago and his pioneering observations of the bird of paradise.
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The Hadyn Ellis Distinguished Lecture Series was established in memory of Professor Hadyn Ellis CBE, who made a significant contribution towards establishing the discipline of cognitive neuropsychiatry and was instrumental in establishing Cardiff as one of the leading research universities in the UK. Previous speakers have included Baroness Helena Kennedy, Lord David Puttnam, Jonathan Porrit, Mary Robinson and Sir Ranulph Fiennes.
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GRIFFITH — Usually, timing is everything.
Either that, or Andrean midfielder Tom Cappas just happened to be in the right place at the right time during Wednesday night's Northwest Crossroads Conference game against Griffith.
Cappas tipped in a shot from teammate Jose Angulo at 33:12, snapping a scoreless tie and helping the unbeaten 59ers (6-0, 4-0) to a 2-0 victory over the host Panthers (3-2, 2-1).
"We go outside in, that's our style,'' said Cappas, after scoring his second goal this season.
"Our outside mid, Evan (Fogle) played it across, took a skip in the box and Jose tried to shoot it through the goalie's legs. I timed it and just tipped it in.''
Andrean coach Pete Reist said the goal — the only score in a defensive first half battle — was "pretty."
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After four years of absence from the Icelandic artist, Bjork prepares to return with her newest LP and multimedia project, Biophilia.
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