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Pismo Beach is asking for donations to help the city take ownership of the Chapman Estate.
The city says money given to the fund will only be used for the estate.
Donations are tax deductible.
The funds will help pay for the planning, maintenance and improvement of the Chapman Estate.
The property was previously owned by Clifford Chapman.
Chapman died in June 2012 and he willed the property to the city.
The Pismo Beach City Council voted unanimously to accept the estate at a meeting on December 3rd.
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• Worimi Conservation Lands (Stockton Bight Sand Dunes) covers an area of 4,200 hectares at Stockton Bight. While the park landscape is most well known for the 32 kilometre long beach and mobile sand dunes which climb up to 40 metres high, it also includes over 1800 hectares of forest. Beyond the beach front, the swale areas are dotted with ephemeral wetland areas.
• Located only 10 minutes from the centre of Nelson Bay, it is the largest sand dune system in Australia. Explore in modern, comfortable off-road vehicles into the Sand Dunes. Bookings can be made by clicking here.
• While the Worimi Conservation Lands are a popular spot with locals and visitors, it is so much more than just a beach, brilliant white sand stretches to the shipwreck of the Sygna, home to 'Tin City' a collection of fishing shacks and a number of World War II relics including 3,000 concrete pyramid tank traps. There is a whole lot more to these lands than first meets the eye. The lands are part of an important cultural landscape with special significance for the Worimi people—the Aboriginal cultural connections to these lands has always been strong and continues today. The lands also provide habitat for a variety of plants and animals, while showcasing the remnants of a rich historic past.
Stockton Bight has a special cultural significance to the Worimi people because it contains a large amount of cultural history. The land and waters have been used for many thousands of years for living, the gathering of foods and the continuation of cultural activities. The area remains important for the Worimi people and traditional sites provide important information about their relationship and special connection with the lands. The landscape includes an extraordinary number of Aboriginal cultural sites that pre-date the arrival of non-Aboriginal people to the area. Traditional occupation sites recorded at Stockton Bight include burials, campsites and middens. Aboriginal cultural connections with these lands have always been strong and continue today.
• Entry to the dunes is best from Anna Bay or Williamtown and you can explore by foot, 4WD, quad bike, horse or camel.
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We're less than a month away from the July 20 release of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises and little bits of news related to the film are crawling out of the woodwork as today I have a new banner (which you already saw directly above), additional snippets from Hans Zimmer's score (which you can listen to at the bottom of this post) and a few other nuggets along the way.
To begin, cinematographer Wally Pfister has revealed there will be, at a minimum, 60 minutes of IMAX footage in the new film, which is said to run two hours and 45 minutes.
Speaking at the Campus MovieFest, Pfister also noted that of those 165 minutes approximately 100 of them involve close-quarter combat scenes, chase sequences, aerial battles, street warfare, and more.
Next there's word there may be a new trailer for the film playing in front of The Amazing Spider-Man which hits next week.
And finally, directly below you can see a billboard for the film in Hollywood (via /film) featuring a 3D hole made into the Dark Knight logo and finally, courtesy of Batman-News we have some additional samples from the film's score. Best part about all of this... it's spoiler free.


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Ashton Sent to Tri-City
Submitted by chad on December 10, 2010 - 20:37The WHL's Regina Pats, as expected, have traded former Lightning first rounder Carter Ashton. The Regina Leader-Post reports the Pats sent Ashton to the Tri-City Americans with a third-round pick for forward Tanner Olstad, forward Nils Moser, a first-round pick in the 2011 WHL bantam draft, and second and fifth round picks in the 2010 bantam draft.
Ashton, who signed a professional contract with the Lightning in 2009, is in his final year of junior and with Regina struggling again this year, it was only a matter of time before the Pats sent him to a playoff contender for future help.
Tri-City is currently tied for second in the U.S. Division, 13 points behind Portland.
Ashton, chosen 29th overall in the 2009 draft, was third on the Pats in scoring with 27 points (16 goals) in 29 games. His 27 points will slot him in second on the Americans.
Ashton will join the Team Canada World Junior Championship Selection Camp this weekend.
North American Juniors Game Night: 12/9/10
Submitted by chad on December 10, 2010 - 08:14OHL
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 3 @ Windsor Spitfires 4
D Brock Beukeboom, SSM: Did not play.
Season Totals: 26 GP, 0-4-4, -13, 42 PIM
Beukeboom was a victim of a check to the head last game out and has been diagnosed with a concussion. He told the Sault Star he felt fine after the game, but was complaining about headaches Monday. He is out indefinitely and is not along on the Greyhounds' 4-game road trip. Ryan Ellis and Nick Ebert had two goals each for the Spits Thursday.
Guelph Storm 4 @ London Knights 3
C/W Richard Panik, GUE: 0-0-0, -1, 2 PIM (interference)
With Guelph: 4 GP, 0-4-4, -2, 4 PIM
With Belleville: 27 GP, 14-17-31, -1, 31 PIM
Season totals: 31 GP, 14-21-35, -2, 35 PIM
The Storm won in one of the toughest barns in the OHL Thursday, erasing three one-goal deficits in the process. Panik was scoreless for the first time in four games with his new team.
North American Juniors Game Night: 12/8/10
Submitted by chad on December 9, 2010 - 10:18BCHL
Quesnel Millionaires 1 @ Penticton Vees 4
C Brendan O'Donnell, PEN: 0-2-2, 0 PIM, *Second Star*
Season totals: 32 GP, 16-23-39, 10 PIM
O'Donnell had two more points as the Vees scored four times in the first period to defeat the Millionaires. OD is five points behind Denver commit Joey Laleggia, a defenseman, for the team scoring lead, but 11 points up on the next highest player, St. Cloud State commit Joey Benik. OD is tied for 18th in league scoring. Bradley McGowan (undrafted) of Surrey, an RIT commit, leads the league with 26 goals and 58 points.
Rouyn-Noranda Huskies 1 @ Montreal Juniors 5
D Charles Landry, MTL: 0-1-1, +1, 2 PIM (hooking), 2 SOG, 1 Hit
Season Totals: 22 GP, 5-16-21, +12, 8 PIM
Landry has nine points in his last four games and has registered at least a point in eight of his last nine games.
Oshawa Generals 1 @ Belleville Bulls 6
G Michael Zador, OSH: Did not play.
Season Totals: 18 GP, 10-3-1-1, 3.36 GAA, .879 sv%, 1 SO
Zador was out of the lineup completely for the second straight game with "an illness.â€
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North American Juniors Game Night: 12/7/10
Submitted by chad on December 8, 2010 - 13:19OHL
Guelph Storm 3 @ Kitchener Rangers 4
C/W Richard Panik, GUE: 0-1-1, -2, 0 PIM
With Guelph: 3 GP, 0-4-4, -1, 2 PIM
With Belleville: 27 GP, 14-17-31, -1, 31 PIM
Season totals: 30 GP, 14-21-35, -1, 33 PIM
The Storm battled back from 2-0 and 3-2 deficits to tie the game late in the third, but Kitchener answered within a minute with the game winner to take the divisional match-up 4-3.
Everett Silvertips 3 @ Regina Pats 2
RW Carter Ashton, REG: 1-1-2, +1, 2 PIM (high-sticking), *Second Star*
Season totals: 29 GP, 16-11-27, -11, 44 PIM
Ashton scored with less than a minute left in the game to make the score more respectable. He's creeping closer to a point-per-game average.
Saskatoon Blades 3 @ Prince George Cougars 0
D Teigan Zahn, SAS: 0-0-0, +1, 0 PIM
Season totals: 29 GP, 2-5-7, +7, 55 PIM
RW Brett Connolly, PG: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM
Season totals: 30 GP, 22-14-36, -4, 8 PIM
Zahn and the Blades got the better of Connolly and Prince George.
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North American Juniors Game Night: 12/5/10
Submitted by chad on December 6, 2010 - 09:03QMJHL
Gatineau Olympiques 2 @ Acadie-Bathurst Titan 8
D Adam Janosik, GAT: 0-0-0, -4, 0 PIM, 0 SOG, 0 Hits
Season Totals: 31 GP, 4-10-14, +4, 18 PIM
Janosik's plus-8 rating for the season was cut in half in one bad night vs. the Titan. Gatineau is third in the TELUS West Division with 42 points, eight behind Charles Landry and Montreal for first.
Montreal Juniors 5 @ Lewiston MAINEiacs 3
D Charles Landry, MTL: 0-2-2, +1, 0 PIM, 1 SOG, 1 Hit
Season Totals: 21 GP, 5-15-20, +11, 6 PIM
Landry has eight points in his last three games and has registered at least a point in seven of his last eight games. With his two points Sunday, he is quickly approaching point-per-game status. Although his strong play didn't show on the scoresheet for the Lightning in Traverse City, Steve Yzerman and company saw enough in the undrafted defenseman to sign him to an entry level contract. He had a slow start to the season, but has come on very strong since missing a few games due to an injury. The Lightning may have a legitimate prospect here.
Owen Sound Attack 7 @ Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4
D Geoffrey Schemitsch, OS: 0-0-0, +4, 2 PIM (interference)
Season totals: 21 GP, 1-11-12, +15, 6 PIM
D Brock Beukeboom, SSM: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 26 GP, 0-4-4, -13, 42 PIM
After being down 2-1 to start the third period, the Attack exploded for three goals in each of the final frames to beat the Soo. Beukeboom's minus-1 rating was tied for second best on the team Sunday. Schemitsch's plus-4 was second on the Attack.
Mississauga St. Michael's Majors 5 @ Guelph Storm 6
C/W Richard Panik, GUE: 0-1-1, +1, 2 PIM (high sticking)
With Guelph: 2 GP, 0-3-3, +1, 2 PIM
With Belleville: 27 GP, 14-17-31, -1, 31 PIM
Season totals: 29 GP, 14-20-34, E, 33 PIM
This was a huge win for Guelph against the league's top team. The Majors have only lost three games all season.
Windsor Spitfires 6 @ Oshawa Generals 3
G Michael Zador, OSH: Did not play.
Season Totals: 18 GP, 10-3-1-1, 3.36 GAA, .879 sv%, 1 SO
Zador sat on the bench for all three games this weekend. Predators first rounder Ryan Ellis had a goal, two assists, and a plus-4 night for Windsor.
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- Posted by mountainlaurel_1942 6b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 3, 10 at 23:15
If you didn't remove them last year, you may have regretted it. We have three, and my husband objected to the dead blooms, which seem to persist forever. So I started removing them but finished one shrub and gave up -- tedious work!. However, that one looked better and healthier all season and seemed to have more vigor this spring. By now, they all look pretty good, so I'm not sure whether I'll face the task this year... |
If your husband is the one who objected, why wasn't he the one to remove the "offensive" dead blooms? Just wondering :0) |
- Posted by steve1young Zone 6B (My Page) on Sat, Jun 12, 10 at 4:02
Hello, You don't have to remove the spent flowers/blooms, but as MountainLaurel points out, if you don't, some energy from the shrub will go into seed production. The less energy that goes into seed production, the more energy is directed towards the overall health of the shrub. This is true of most shrubs, trees, perennials, annuals. But then again, you won't see me on a ladder dead-heading a flowering tree! ;) Best of luck! ps - Isn't little henry cool? |
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Hopefully someone knows how to keep it from spreading? |
I don't remove the blooms. I've had mine for several years - love this plant - don't be alarmed if it's late to wake up in spring. It's usually one of the last plants to show any green growth. |
- Posted by steve1young 6B Long Island (My Page) on Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 13:33
I've found that the best way to keep it from spreading is to simply pull out the "travellers" along the edges from the main part of the shrub. I usually do this in early-mid spring. Plus, what you pull out can make great gifts! |
I bought one of these mid summer for 5 bucks . Planted it right beside my front steps. I like it a lot. It's got a great form, flower and autumn color. It does run. I'm glad to know it's easy to take these runners and transplant them. |
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I'm glad shinykat posted this question. I also planted 3 'Little Henry' sweetspire this spring. Based on mountainlaurel's experience, it sounds like it may be wise to remove the spent blooms the first year so that they will put their energy into growing roots instead of seed. Or can someone let me know if this is not an accurate assessment so I don't end up creating busywork for myself? |
I didn't deadhead mine and grew just fine. I guess if you have time, do it. If not oh well. |
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PTC does not provide on-campus housing; however, many rental properties are available within walking distance. Students and their families are encouraged to visit Pine City and arrange for housing ahead of their anticipated semester start dates.
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Frankfurt Airport is Europe's third-biggest airport, flying 56 million passengers a year from its two terminals. Central Frankfurt is 13 km (8 miles) away, an 11-minute trip on a suburban train from Terminal 1.
Train is the fastest, most direct and most convenient way to travel between the airport and the city centre. Local S-Bahn trains, operated by RMV, run between the airport from Terminal 1 and the main train station in central Frankfurt every 15 minutes, taking 11 minutes. The cost of a single fare is €4.10. You can buy your ticket from the RMV ticket booth or a machine, both located in area B, on the ground floor of Terminal 1. Trains to destinations within Germany depart from Deutsche Bahn's long-distance train station next to Terminal 1.
Bus services between the airport and the city centre are limited to public bus number 61 heading to and from Frankfurt's southern train station, leaving every half hour and taking 20 to 30 minutes. It's a cheap means of getting to the city, but handy only if you're staying south of the river, in Sachsenhausen. A single fare is €4.10. Buses depart from Terminal 1, directly outside Arrivals, or on Level 2 of Terminal 2; tickets can be bought from the driver. Buses operated by Bohr Omnibus connect Frankfurt Airport and Frankfurt Hahn Airport. The trip takes one and a half hours and tickets are €13.
Taxis depart from both Terminals 1 and 2. The journey between the city centre and the airport takes 30 minutes and should cost around €25. It's expensive, but probably the best option if you're loaded down with luggage and want to be dropped at, or picked up from your hotel door.
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"Every single one of them has this element to them. It was like a strength, like a survivor," Lowe said. "They would look you right in the eye and tell you thank you."
The Sac Pac coordinator said, "Those kids are strong. They have something other — more advantaged — children do not. It is a knowing. It is an understanding."
Sac Pac is a feeding program offered to several Bradley County elementary schools through The Caring Place. The program initially began with Waterville, Black Fox and Valley View.
It has since grown through donations to include Charleston, Park View, North Lee, Oak Grove and Taylor for a total of eight elementary schools.
Teachers suggest students who they believe are in need of the food packs. Each sack contains enough food for two breakfasts, two lunches or dinners, two gummy snacks, two granola bars, two shelf stable milks, microwaveable macaroni and cheese and two juice boxes.
The food is meant to make weekends easier on economically disadvantaged children.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the population estimate for Bradley County in 2012 was 101,134. Of the total population, 22.5 percent were under 18 years of age. This means there were an estimated 22,755 youth in 2012.
Lowe said 24.1 percent of children in Bradley County have low access to food. This roughly translates to 1 in 4 children in the county.
According to the Bureau's results, this is about 5,688 youth who were food insecure in 2012. In other words, there were more than 5,000 children who did not know the source of their next meal.
"I was born and raised in Cleveland and I don't think many people in this county and city realize the level of poverty in Cleveland," Lowe said. "It is very real."
She described certain places in the county as food deserts.
"Food deserts are areas where residents lack access to affordable fruits, vegetables, low-fat milk, whole grains and other foods that make up a healthy diet," Lowe explained. "Food deserts can be rural or urban. They are places where the nearest food market is too far away for the residents to shop, either because of distance involved or due to lack of transportation."
Added Lowe, "Several of the schools we service are at 75 percent or above free and reduced-lunch students."
Currently 425 students receive Sac Pacs every Friday afternoon. Every white paper bag is kept in as good a condition as possible. Each one is closed with a "Because Jesus Loves You" sticker.
Principals and teachers are asked to make the distribution as inconspicuous as possible.
Surveys completed by the teachers at the end of the 2012-13 school year showed their overall appreciation for the program.
"We've seen children hoarding food from the cafeteria and snacks provided during class. We can only assume they are being hoarded for home when they may not have food available," Lowe said. "Thank you for providing healthy snacks. Hopefully eating good food will foster healthy eating."
The program was originally funded through a 5-year descending grant awarded by the United Way of Bradley County.
Lowe explained TCP is very careful about expanding beyond its financial limitations with the program.
"We would rather help the numbers we have now than to spread ourselves too thin and take something away," Lowe said. "We don't want this to once again be something that is unstable in these children's lives."
Sponsoring a child for an entire school year costs $220. The costs can also be broken down by $20 a month or $5 a week. According to these numbers, it costs $2,125 each week to feed the 425 students.
This is not taking into account the gas used each week to drop off the 425 packs at the seven different schools.
Lowe supplements the budget with donations from the community as the United Way grant decreases. Many community partners, like churches, businesses and individuals, have worked hard to provide the needed funds to encourage growth and stability in the program.
Volunteers like Elaine Samples and Wayne Record volunteer each week to pack and drop off the bags.
"I get paid to do what I do. I've never been hungry. I have been fortunate to never live in a poverty situation," Lowe said. "I am humbled and honored just to be a part of this. Reba [Terry], and the people who have gone before me, we are all just doing what we have been called to do."
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Concerns from parents about who will have access to the information, how long it will be held and whether it will be used for marketing purposes have stalled the momentum of a startup that promised to bring efficiency and cost savings to record-keeping that is still largely handled district by district across the country.
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This is one of (if not) the BEST banana cake I have ever tasted! I thought the oven temp of 275° sounded a little low, but this cake baked up (and rose) beautifully in my oven at this temp after pretty much exactly one hour. I do not know if the little "freezer trick" to this recipe is what ensured its moistness or not, but I did it, and it was exceptionally moist & delicious. Would be interesting to see if it still came out as great if this step was skipped. All I know is that I followed this recipe EXACTLY as stated (except that I had no buttermilk, so I subbed with a mix of lemon juice & milk) and I got exceptional results. So moist and yummy...a dense cake, similar in texture to a carrot cake... I personally would not call this frosted banana bread :o) Depending on the amount of frosting you like you can decide whether to half the recipe or not. I used the full recipe and had some leftover. I sprinkled on the chopped walnuts and threw this baby in the fridge and cut it the next day...TO DIE FOR! I really liked it slightly chilled, but great at room temp too! It got better each day it sat, I always make this cake at least the day before I need or want it. I was extremely pleased with this cake and will be making it over & over again!! So glad I came across this one!! (on another website). (* * Just to update the recipe, (based on some of the reviews), the baking time may vary based on individual ovens. It was RIGHT ON for my oven, but some others have stated it has taken 1 hour 10 minutes, 1 hour 20 minutes, and my sister just informed me that it took 1 hour 30 minutes in her oven!!!!!)
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- 1 1/2 cups bananas, mashed, ripe
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 3 cups flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 2 1/8 cups sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1 1/2 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 1/2 cups icing sugar
- chopped walnuts
- 1Preheat oven to 275°.
- 2Grease and flour a 9 x 13 pan.
- 3In a small bowl, mix mashed banana with the lemon juice; set aside.
- 4In a medium bowl, mix flour, baking soda and salt; set aside.
- 5In a large bowl, cream 3/4 cup butter and 2 1/8 cups sugar until light and fluffy.
- 6Beat in eggs, one at a time, then stir in 2 tsp vanilla.
- 7Beat in the flour mixture alternately with the buttermilk.
- 8Stir in banana mixture.
- 9Pour batter into prepared pan and bake in preheated oven for one hour or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
- 10Remove from oven and place directly into the freezer for 45 minutes. This will make the cake very moist.
- 11For the frosting, cream the butter and cream cheese until smooth.
- 12Beat in 1 teaspoon vanilla.
- 13Add icing sugar and beat on low speed until combined, then on high speed until frosting is smooth.
- 14Spread on cooled cake.
- 15Sprinkle chopped walnuts over top of the frosting, if desired.
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Serving Size: 1 (164 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 16
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- % Daily Value
- Calories 503.4
- Calories from Fat 185
- 36%
- Total Fat 20.6 g
- 31%
- Saturated Fat 12.3 g
- 61%
- Cholesterol 89.5 mg
- 29%
- Sodium 365.4 mg
- 15%
- Total Carbohydrate 75.7 g
- 25%
- Dietary Fiber 1.0 g
- 4%
- Sugars 55.6 g
- 222%
- Protein 5.5 g
- 11%
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After three years of increases over 7.5% from 2008 to 2010, Budget 2011 limits the overall transit fare increase to just 2.5%;
Fare increase will take effect in July 2011.
Over the next few years OC Transpo will introduce changes to improve operations to better serve the needs of transit users, while reducing costs for all residents. The Transit Commission will help lead the necessary improvements to the current system.
Transit Budget at a Glance:
- $13 million to completely renew the Para Transpo fleet;
- $161 million towards projects and programs to consolidate routes and streamline the bus system;
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- Service changes to improve reliability of the transit system which will carry the same number of customers more efficiently by consolidating routes, but operate with substantially fewer resources;
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- The City will also be reviewing the U-Pass, which has helped increase ridership by 1.35 million, improving student ridership to the highest level to date. The U-Pass has increased transit use at the two universities by 35%. The current City subsidy to the U-Pass program is $3 million.
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He's got TV's No. 1 sitcom (CBS' Two and a Half Men) and his first Emmy nomination (the awards air Aug. 27 on NBC), but Jon Cryer still spent 30 minutes chatting with us about Pretty in Pink celebrating its 20th anniversary with the extras-packed Everything's Duckie Edition, on shelves Aug. 29. He even apologized for phoning 10 minutes late. Yes, the guy was and always will be the Duckman. And he's totally fine with that...
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: No need to apologize. I know you're a busy man, Mr. Emmy Nominee.
JON CRYER: That's actually how I'm requiring everybody to address me. Thank you for knowing that ahead of time you've obviously done your research.
So, do you think this Everything's Duckie Edition is a mea culpa to fans who still come up to you angry that Andie [Molly Ringwald] chose Blane [Andrew McCarthy]?
Um, I think it's a historic wrong that will never be completely righted. It's like the Holocaust in that way. [Laughs] Somebody will kill me for that. Sarcasm is lost in print.
What was your reaction when you first heard you'd be reshooting the movie's ending? [SPOILER ALERT: In John Hughes' original script, Andie stayed with Duckie at the prom, and they danced to David Bowie's ''Heroes.'' Test audiences booed.]
I was disappointed. You sorta go, ''Oh, guess I'm not the leading man.'' But I think it was kind of appropriate. Duckie always thought he was the leading man, and that was his fatal flaw. I got it at the time. I understood that John was trying to do something about crossing class lines and felt that with the ending as it was, it was sort of saying, ''You know what? Class lines aren't worth crossing.'' And he didn't want to send that message, because he deeply cares about rich people and about the problems that rich people face. [Laughs] He didn't want us poor folk to give up on them completely.
What did you think of Andie's prom dress? It was, aesthetically speaking, quite controversial.
I think the costume designer was trying to transcend the era. I think had she done the ultimate '80s dress, it would have ended up being a joke. So she tried to do something very sort of French... and baggy. It is what it is. I think it's very lovely.
Molly Ringwald still has a couple of Andie's cardigans. Did you keep any of Duckie's wardrobe?
I kept a couple of jackets that didn't even make it into the movie. I kept those bolo string ties. And I had the Duckie shoes for the longest time, and then in the mid-'90s, I lent them to Planet Hollywood, which has decided that I wasn't lending them, I was giving them despite signed documents to the contrary. They're probably in the last remaining Planet Hollywood in, you know, Singapore or something. Isn't that ridiculous? The Duckie shoes should be mine!
Did you know Robert Downey Jr. was also up for the role of Duckie?
I didn't know at the time. He and I went to the same summer camp, so our paths occasionally crossed in New York, and I knew what a lovely guy he was even then. I knew Fisher Stevens was up for it, because he and I were hopping from show to show: He was doing Torch Song and I was doing Brighton Beach, and then I was doing Torch Song and he was doing Brighton Beach. There was this whole cottage industry of young male actors who were, basically, either understudying for or taking roles from Matthew Broderick at the time. And knowing that Fisher was a really tremendously gifted guy, I thought, Oh, I'm in trouble.
Charlie Sheen was considered for the role of Blane [originally scripted as a square-jawed jock]. How would the film have been different had he been cast?
That's news to me. Wow. I think what girls loved about Andrew was that he seemed like the thinking girl's sex symbol. And Charlie was not that. There was always something a little dangerous about him. Then it would have been a choice between the darker guy, who you can sense has a sensitive side, and the geek, who's been your friend forever. I would always have been the geek who's your friend. I will never be the dark guy with a sensitive side, as much as I yearn to be.
On the DVD, director Howard Deutch says Duckie's full-blown dance to ''Try a Little Tenderness'' evolved after he saw you impersonate Mick Jagger doing ''Start Me Up.'' Where did he see this, and why isn't that on the DVD?
That was at my audition. [Laughs] I said, ''I read the part in the script where Duckie's supposed to come into the record store and do a dance. But I do both Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson singing 'State of Shock,' actually.'' It was meant to be comedic, trust me. I performed a chunk of it for him, and he thought it was very funny. And he was like, ''Just do 'Start Me Up,''' because I think the Michael Jackson portion was just too ridiculous for him. Then we couldn't get the rights to ''Start Me Up'' anyway. It was Howie who found the Otis Redding song. Nobody really anticipated that I was gonna go to town on it the way that I did. Although, I completely blame Howie, because he got me together with Kenny Ortega the night before [we shot the scene]. And getting together with a seriously world-class choreographer, you're gonna come up with something.
I'm sorry, I'm still processing ''State of Shock.''
It's the most horrifying thing you've ever heard, I understand that. But my Mick, at the time, was legendary among my circle of friends. It has since withered.
You seem to have a very healthy attitude toward people's undying love for and association of you with Duckie. Was that always the case, or is it just easier now that you're on the top-rated sitcom?
No, no, it's an actor's greatest dream to do something that people latch on to. Doing that once in your life, you're lucky. And it's not like I was playing a horrible character. [Laughs] The guy I feel for is Ned Beatty. The man's had a career anybody would envy, amazing work after amazing work, but people still walk up to him and go, ''I'm gonna make you squeal like a pig!'' That's a tough situation. I bow to Mr. Beatty, and I whistle past the graveyard.
Why do you think John Hughes' movies have endured?
John had a real need to believe in teenage icons and create teenage iconography that's what he was doing with Breakfast Club. I think he was really tortured in his high school, and [movies] were a way of him psychologically coming to terms with his youth and sort of reordering it in his mind as a storyteller. I think kids will always latch on to people saying, ''Your experience is important. What you're going through right now is not trivial. We care about it, and we're right there with ya.''
Do you keep up with teen movies today?
My son is 6, so I've gone through a period of seeing nothing but Barney. I read the script for Not Another Teen Movie. They actually wanted me to come in and audition to play the teacher who, when the sewage thing explodes above them, is drenched in human feces. I said, ''Wait, let me get this straight. You want me to come in and audition to be drenched in human feces? No, no, no, For the feces-drenching, I'm offer-only.'' I didn't end up in the movie. I felt like there was absolutely a movie to be made parodying teen movies, but I didn't think that was it.
Molly says she would at least read a Pretty in Pink 2 script, if there ever was one. What about you?
New characters? Same characters? Them as grown-ups? What? Why? It was an essentially teenage experience, and that's what it should remain.... Obviously, I'll read anything...'cause I'm bored.
On the DVD, Deutch admits Hughes had to convince him to hire James Spader, because Spader was that obnoxious when auditioning for Steff.
He was just in character at the audition. He was perfectly friendly and lovely to work with. Sometimes the person is that character, and then sometimes they're just good at the character. Directors have to make that call. I remember I was reading with actors auditioning for another movie that I was going to be in, and the scene was where two guys nearly come to blows. Without telling me, one of the actors actually pinned me up against the wall and tried to choke me. When he left the room, I just railed for 10 minutes. ''That is so unprofessional. If you want to do that, fine, but you've got to tell me.'' Finally, when I stopped, the director said, ''But he's got a quality.'' [Laughs] And I was like, ''You're f---ing killing me.'' We didn't hire him.
You do a great impersonation of Spader on the DVD.
''You're a bitch.'' He's great. Frankly, I think he steals the movie. He did all kinds of things like, he wanted to know exactly when the [school] bell was going to ring so he could point up. It was all great.
You came up with the ''candy machine'' line [when Duckie's shoved into the girls' room]. Anything else you'd like to take credit for now?
What else was all me... ''Blane: It's not a name, it's a major appliance.''
That was you?!
That was me. John cast people that he liked, and then he tried to incorporate as much of what they could bring as he could [into the script]. And that's great... Um, um, the DirecTV installer is here and he looks like he needs to ask me a question. [To DirecTV installer:] Yeah, I had the electrician put one in the crawl space. [To EW:] That's my favorite phrase ever.
So you're a DirecTV man.
My girlfriend and I already have three TiVo/DirecTV receivers, so I'm kinda stuck with DirecTV. I'll lose my entire TiVo library if I go to another brand. There's real consequences in life, missy. [Laughs]
Last question, then: The DVD comes out two days after the Emmys. What are the odds they'll be rushing to put ''Starring Emmy winner Jon Cryer!'' stickers on them?
The nomination was such a surprise that I haven't begun to deal with maybe winning. I'm not thinking about it at all. I don't have a speech. I don't have anything. I'm just getting drunk that night, because I've got a ride home. I'm gonna enjoy myself.


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I make scarves for dogs - going to first event next month. How much to charge? I have checked the internet - everywhere from $5 to $50 (that is ridiculous, just a small piece of cotton, but they claim it is a special beach design of some sort).
I was thinking $5 for most, $7 for the really big. But they are so easy to make. I handsew velcro on the ends instead of having them tied. I do that while watching TV. I have over 100, so would really like to move them. Help? |
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I think the $5/$7 price is reasonable, any one wanted a custom made I would charge $15/20. I am curious my dogs will get the scarves off of each other by tugging on them, does the velcro work? Have been looking at my favorite thread place and they have a pattern for a denim doggy jacket, it is so cute, scroll down the page and you will see a Yorkie in it. good luck on your venture |
Here is a link that might be useful: sewthankful/denim doggy coat
rene54 I love the denim jacket - but I don't get that complicated in sewing for my own dog. She weighs about 10 lbs. I go to the thrift store and buy her size 3-6 month clothes. She has a Jordasche denim jacket, with pink stitching. It cost $1.95. Hard to imagine what the (probably) grandma paid for it originally. She has all kinds of jackets, t-shirts, sweaters and onesies. I put elastic through the bottom hem so the air doesn't rush up her tummy. I love to sew, but this is easier and cheaper. what did you mean by custom? I only have one dog (not from lack of trying, hubby is the one home all day). I consider the velcro a safety feature. They can be tugged off if caught on something (or another dog) rather than choking them. Mine is a maltese/poodle (rescue). |
I do the baby clothes thing too, I have a mix silky/terrier about 12 lbs. but 11 yers old, she is getting grouchy, doesn't like to put on clothes that require her front legs to be handled. By custom I meant, folks who want a special fabric maybe with a name or object on it. when I did purses, if someone requested a fabric and trim, that cost more. I have used the velcro on the underside/bellyside of a coat to make it easier to put on, works ok until she starts pulling on it. My grandsons have two dogs, and when we put a scarf on them they tug at each other until they get the scarf off then run around the yard with it in a game of catch me if you can! |
- Posted by kathyg_in_mi (My Page) on Fri, Aug 18, 06 at 0:46
I make the doggy scarves with the pocket (like a rod pocket for a curtain) for the collar to go thru. It works well and the scarves stay on. Two friends of mine found them at a craft show, took one look, bought two, said, "Kathy can make these" and gave them to me. Now their dogs have scarves for every holiday! Plus I make them reversible! Kathy G in MI |
- Posted by sue2009inseattle (My Page) on Thu, Feb 5, 09 at 20:19
I would love to make dog scarves that go over the dogs collar....someone posted about this in 06!! I love and have 3 dogs but don't sew much. I do have a serger. HELP anyone with some easy ideas.....can it be serged without any sewing...it needs the rod pocket thing to put the collar thru! Thanks |
- Posted by kathyg_in_mi (My Page) on Sat, Feb 14, 09 at 19:31
Hi Sue, Right now I'm down in Florida and my dog scarf pattern is way up north in northern Michigan! Email me thru my page in April and I would be happy to send you patterns and instructions then (don't have my own computer here). I used my serger to make the scarves. I think there is one line of regular stitching, but you could hand sew that! Kathy G not in MI right now |
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Union Berlin fans dressed in black and remained silent for the first 15 minutes of the clash against RB Leipzig on Sunday in protest against the way their opponents were founded.
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Take that vegan hipster with the fake glasses and cut-offs to the new night market debuting in Logan Square on June 26. The market is held every Wednesday, so she can shop for local asparagus under the stars while you count the steps to the nearest bar.
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The Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard was founded in 2003 to empower this generation of creative scientists to transform medicine with new genome-based knowledge. The Broad Institute seeks to describe all the molecular components of life and their connections; discover the molecular basis of major human diseases; develop effective new approaches to diagnostics and therapeutics; and disseminate discoveries, tools, methods and data openly to the entire scientific community.
Founded by MIT, Harvard and its affiliated hospitals, and the visionary Los Angeles philanthropists Eli and Edythe L. Broad, the Broad Institute includes faculty, professional staff and students from throughout the MIT and Harvard biomedical research communities and beyond, with collaborations spanning over a hundred private and public institutions in more than 40 countries worldwide. For further information about the Broad Institute, go to www.broad.mit.edu.
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Ohio State Lima students awarded undergraduate research fellowships
Two biology students at The Ohio State University at Lima have been awarded the Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology Summer Research Fellowships through the Undergraduate Research Office. Kristin Schafer of Harrod and Jacob Sawmiller of Wapakoneta will each receive $3,500 to conduct research under the guidance of Dr. Jackie Augustine, associate professor of biology at Ohio State Lima.
"Professional and graduate schools are looking for undergraduate research experience from their applicants," said Augustine. "This experience shows that students can synthesize information, evaluate alternative ideas, work independently and follow a large project through to completion. In general, it also gives students a better appreciation for the process of science and the many aspects that go into developing a focused research project." Both Schafer and Sawmiller plan to apply to professional and graduate school upon receiving their bachelor's degrees.
Schafer's research will examine the seasonal variations in the song of male house wrens. In birds, male song is a major component of courtship display and mate attraction. Schafer will study how the song of male house wrens fluctuates throughout the breeding season, hypothesizing that the duration, number of songs per given time period, minimum frequency, and maximum frequency of male song will fluctuate very little throughout the breeding cycle as a result of the high likelihood of one or both members of a mated pair seeking mating opportunities outside of the pairing.
Sawmiller is studying the effect of habitat type on parental care of house wrens. Studies have shown that offspring with reduced parental care have a significantly higher mortality rate than those with sufficient parental care. For his research, Sawmiller will measure the rate at which parents in different habitats feed their offspring, proving that parents in disturbed areas will not find as much food as their undisturbed counterparts and will produce fewer, smaller offspring. He also predicts that feeding rates will be higher in the undisturbed area because of reduced pesticide use.
Shafer and Sawmiller will conduct their research in three habitats: the natural area on the Ohio State Lima campus, a golf course (Hawthorne Hills Country Club), and an urban area (Proctor & Gamble property and residential area to the west of P&G).
Fellowship awardees are expected to work 40 hours per week for ten weeks, complete an honor's thesis and present at the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum on the Columbus campus the following spring. The monetary award allows students to concentrate on research rather than have to balance the demands of work and school with research. Fifty-three undergraduates were awarded fellowships throughout the entire University this year.
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Super Mario Bros. is a Game & Watch version of Super Mario Bros. which appeared as part of the New Widescreen and Crystal Screen series, both of whom were predated by an extremely rare "special" Game & Watch shaped like Famicon mascot Diskun which was awarded to winners of the F-1 Grand Prix Tournament in Japan.[3][4] These versions of Super Mario Bros. are all essentially the same except for hardware (the Crystal Screen had a transparent screen, while the other two versions were more basic Game & Watch systems). The overall plot is the same as the console Super Mario Bros., but the game is shorter and simpler. Plot[edit]Bowser has kidnapped Princess Toadstool, and Mario is off to save her. The difference is that at the end of every level, Mario will find the Princess without having to fight Bowser nor a boss. Gameplay[edit]Mario must go through eight auto-scrolling levels without falling and losing a life. When the levels are cleared, Mario must repeat them in the next loop. The second loops and onward have enemies. Further, Lakitus throw hammers as opposed to Spinies. There are a total of nine loops of increasing difficulty. There are two types of levels; scroll screen levels and timer screen levels. In the scroll screen levels, Mario must travel a given distance displayed on the screen. In the timer screen levels, Mario has to go through the world within a given time. [5]


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Domain of study: physiology, neurosurgery, psychology. The aim and objectives of the study: to evidence the particularly of cognitive-affective disorders at children with cerebellar tumors in function of localization and lateralization of damage, optimization of diagnostic and therapeutic process. Methodology of the scientific research: clinico-physiologic, vegetative, neurophysiologic, statistical evaluations.
Novelty and study originality: was shown that at children with cerebellar tumors, the injured structures manifests different in cognitive-affective syndromes and psychomotor disorders; modifies different the activity of stem, subcortical and corticocerebral structures; appears the paroxysmal cerebral activity, that correlates with expression of cognitive disorders; disturbing activity of suprasegmental autonomic centers and hemomicrocirculation.
The scientific issue solved in the thesis: highlighting the clinical, neuropsychological and neurophysiologic features of cognitive-affective disorders in relation with localization, volume and lateralization of cerebellar damage at children, that allows optimization of diagnostic strategy, neurosurgical and conservative treatment.
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When anyone asks what I do for a living, my answer is always the same: I make things pretty. I have a passion for design and have made a living making things beautiful. I've worked in a variety of fields, but I always seem to find my way back to publication design. In February 2011, the RoadRUNNER team asked me to help give the magazine a fresh, clean look, and I was thrilled to be able to collaborate with so many creative people. I love working with the amazing photography and get excited every time a new article comes to life on my screen.
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I just started stripping porch columns on my 1875 house using Silent Paint Remover (infrared). The result is extraordinary; 1/16" in of paint off in 60 seconds. One round of stripping/scraping leaves either raw wood or a very, very fine layer of the original gray/tan primer (or possibly milk paint). Light hand sanding removes more of the primer, but does not bring it back to raw wood without lots of work. The Silent Paint FAQ cautions against machine/aggressive sanding of the primer residue since it might clog the pores of the wood and affect future adhesion. My question is whether I can prime the mixed raw wood/old primer and achieve successful long term adhesion. I'd also welcome any other technique/product suggestions. I plan the typical oil primer followed by latex. Obviously, with all this work, I'd like the result to look good and last. Thanks in advance for the help. Ken |
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If you sand down to bare wood, then you should not have adhesion problems. If you sand to base that is firmly adhered to the wood, then you also should have no problems as long as there is no other residue on the surface. The brand of finish that you use will recomend a primer. I would that. ICI makes a type of paint that is supposed to be a combination oil/water base. That is a good paint. |
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