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MLB Beach Towels
For baseball enthusiasts we carry baseball team flags, banners, locker room signs, team clocks, trash cans, bathrobes, and even gift baskets for Father's Day gifts. Don't forget to check them out! Have your extra large NFL or MLB beach towel or hat printed with your teams name on the front. Order a MLB gift basket and get 2 MLB towels plus a 5 quart ice bucket to take to the beach, the pool or to a baseball or football game. If you're a fan of the New York Yankess, the Detroit Tigers, the Chicago White Sox or the Boston Red Sox, you can now proudly pronounce it on the front of your hat, on your license plate or on any of our other accessories from Johnny Lews online stores. With a variety of great gift ideas, we offer discount scratch off promotional codes and free shipping on orders over $25.00. Just scratch off the code and enter it in the appropriate area when you check out.
These towels are not only great for the pool and sand, but make for beach theme bathroom accessories. Use them in the bath room of your beach home! You will find our beach towels in many beach houses!
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Galvanized 5qt Beach Pails - Not your typical plastic beach pail. These buckets are galavized stainless steel with your favorite team's logo on them. Not being plastic, means no more broken handles. Carry anything with confidence. Better yet, fill them with ice and keep your favorite beverages nice and cold on a hot summer day. Available in all NFL/MLB teams; NFL Beach Pails | MLB Beach Pails
Bathrobes - After soaking in the water, slip into a plush bath robes! If your an NFL fan then a NFL Bathrobe will suit you just fine! MLB enthusiasts are going to want to visit our MLB Bathrobes page.
Besides beach accessories for my beach home, what else does Johnny Lew's Carry?
NCAA and NHL Gift Items
Yes, we carry these too. We never run out of great ideas for a gift or for your own collection. When you fill out your order form just enter your teams name and we'll have it printed on the gift you choose. Of course if you're purchasing a gift you'll have to know what team your friend, family member or co-worker roots for. College sports are so popular and you can choose whichever team name you like when reaching the check out counter. The same with your favorite hockey team. We can print any team name you like because we have a team of professionals waiting to show off their skills. If you're not quite sure what to order be sure to visit our resource center so you can get some assistance. At the resource center you will find a variety of product guides so you can have a little more information about the product you are interested in purchasing.
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When shopping at our online store you will find a promotional coupon code called "warrior" when you're ready to check out. Enter this code and you will get a discount on your purchase plus $5.00 will be donated to support our troops and their families. Your donation is for orders of $25.00 or more but you will get 5% off the total of your order if you choose to help our military members. Because Johnny Lew is a member of the Air Force Reserves, it's important to him to help support our troops and he is hoping that his valued customers will help them too. He has been based in both Iraq and Afghanistan in the past so he has experienced the need for their support firsthand.
Large beach towels and beach towel accessories are needed for summer fun at the beach and the pool. Often shopping for cheap beach towels from online stores end up in disaster because they are just that. Cheap. Our large beach towels are made of high quality 100% cotton so they will last longer and not fade after the first washing. Our NFL towels and MLB towels are printed in a non fading design that is bright and clear. Our beach accessories are manufactured of high quality materials so you'll not be disappointed when you get them in the mail. Our beach towel accessories are worth every cent you spend. After receiving your discounts using our coupon codes our prices are comparable to department store prices, even better than some! Be sure to check out the wide variety of products we sell so you'll be prepared when you head out for your favorite ball game this summer.
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All items are officially licensed products by the leagues the teams represent.
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Buy your NFL MLB NHL NBA NCAA stuff here at great discount prices. Free shipping offered on minimum order levels. Our USPS shipping options include, ground delivery and priority. Free shipping will be sent via Ground or Parcel Mail for your online order, if you need it quick choose Priority Mail (charges apply). Online orders for sports gifts are processed within 48 hours and shipped according to the chosen shipping options.
First time at Johnny Lew's Sports? We hope you enjoy our online sports store. It was during a deployment for the Air Force Reserve in Afghanistan that LTC John Lewandowski got the idea to pursue what he loves – sports & business, he got the idea to sell online after shopping on eBay and the internet and buying through other online sports catalogs. Customers can read our info and sports buying guides where we share our opinions on our top selling sports products.
We offer our top-selling sports products with promotional pricing and/or free shipping. Our sports products are sold below what the manufacturers' suggests as retail prices (MSRP). The discounted prices can be considered wholesale prices offered only to qualified dealers on certain items. We are a retail sports firm and do not sell wholesale. Some shoppers are interested in choosing the cheapest, clearance items like an overstock through a dealer. Ensure your buying only from authorized retailers of officially licensed team items, especially for for sport team products for license issues. Many items sold on the internet are not "officially licensed product" all of our merchandise is, we guarantee it.
Our buyers will save when they shop online with us. No need for discount or promo codes, online promo codes, there is never any need for coupons. We have every day low prices on all of our sports team items. We use consumer rating systems from Yahoo!, Bizrate and Shopzilla are reports are in the top of all internet retailers. When you shop with us you know you can find the lowest priced, already discounted items. Savings can change from time to time so BUY TODAY and dont delay. Any discount and/or coupon pricing is subject to change.
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They are banned.
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Starting in 2016, no club will be allowed to be anchored by the body. While long clubs will still be allowed, they must swing freely away from the player's chest, stomach or chin.
Controversy over these so called belly-putters started shortly after Paul Azinger began using one on the PGA Tour in 1999. The initial concern was that by anchoring the putter up against one's body, it would eliminate a competitive aspect of the game. Enthusiast worried the club would make jittery hands obsolete and take nerves out of the stroke. It would also solve stroke problems for someone who could not master having too much movement of their wrists, shoulders or elbows.
Once pro's such as Jim Furyk and Vijay Singh started using the "belly-putters" and showed marked improvement in their short game, calls for the long putters to be banned as an unfair advantage started.
Gary Player welcomed the announcement and expressed what many of those who wanted to see the ban were feeling.
"Must congratulate the R&A," he said. "I think three years is a long time — I think one year would have been right but I'm not going to argue with it.
"I spent hours and hours training my mind to have good nerves under pressure. The long putter takes away the nerves, it allows you to hide the nerves and nerves are an integral part of the game of golf."
The decision to investigate the long putter to see if it did provide a player with an advantage came in November 2012, after three of the previous five champions used anchored putters- Keegan Bradley US PGA Championship, Webb Simpson US Open and Ernie Els British Open.
Since the discussions started in November, Adam Scott won The Masters using an anchored long putter.
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Players who anchor their putters believe that they gain no meaningful advantage and should be allowed to continue using them.
Despite the ruling, debate on the issue continues.
The PGA responded to the announcement by saying that they were very disappointed with the rule change and that they will do their own evaluation to determine if their tournaments will adopt the rule or not.
The PGA Tour said it will need to discuss their position with members of the Player Advisory Council and Policy Board.
The PGA runs is its own organization and is not required to comply with the USGA rules. Until now, however, the PGA has adopted USGA rules, and different decisions on the putters would constitute a major separation between the organizations.
Emotions are running deep on this issue and a great deal of money is at stake for the highest ranked players. Winning a major tournament is worth between $6 and $9 million each.
Bradley Keegan has suggested that he might consider legal action over the matter, although it is not clear who he would sue or what for.
Just this afternoon, additional players have come forward stating that they are exploring their options with legal counsel.
It is hard to believe that the PGA will not go along with the USGA's rules although they have made it clear that they were hoping for a different outcome.
The USGA only governs golf in the
If the PGA were to allow the "belly-putters," a player would have to switch back and forth between clubs for his short game throughout the season.
That would mean that at the US Open, British Open and Senior Open, a player would need to use traditional clubs and let's face it,
USGA president Glen Nager hopes that the PGA will adopt the USGA decision. "We hope that these organizations will continue their past behavior of playing by a single set of rules for the good of the game," Nager said. "A game that's growing globally, that will be going to the Olympics and needs one set of rules to thrive."
"I just believe the art of putting is swinging the club and controlling nerves," 14-times major champion Tiger Woods said.
"Having it as a fixed point … is something that's not in the traditions of the game. We swing all other 13 clubs. I think the putter should be the same."
Woods, the number one player in the world and the number two player, Rory McIlroy do not use anchored putters and support the ban.
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The Thief is a seasoned pickpocket. Anonymous in his tailored suit, he weaves in and out of Tokyo crowds, stealing wallets from strangers so smoothly sometimes he doesn't even remember the snatch. Most people are just a blur to him, nameless faces from whom he chooses his victims. He has no family, no friends, no connections.... But he does have a past, which finally catches up with him when Ishikawa, his first partner, reappears in his life, and offers him a job he can't refuse. It's an easy job: tie up an old rich man, steal the contents of the safe. No one gets hurt. Only the day after the job does he learn that the old man was a prominent politician, and that he was brutally killed after the robbery. And now the Thief is caught in a tangle even he might not be able to escape.
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I'm a little worried right now. Tonight, my husband asked me not to store bread on top of the breadbox because "the wall is really warm there and it makes the bread dry and hard". Apparently, he's been aware of this heat for some time, but I had no idea what he was talking about. Putting my hand on the wall there, yes, it was warm to the touch, and I can't figure out why.
The spot is about six inches above the kitchen counter in an interior wall. On the kitchen side, there is an outlet about 20 inches to the right of the spot, and it is not warm anywhere around that outlet. On the opposite side of the wall is the living room, and the spot feels warm there, too. There are no heat vents in the wall, there is an air intake vent up near the ceiling in the living room side, but the warm area isn't directly below it or anything. Any ideas what the warm spot could be? The house was built in 1969 and appears to have always been well-maintained. |
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Heating duct would be my guess. Turn on the AC and see if it gets cold. |
Thank you Joed. I experimented this morning by turning off the heat. The wall did cool down. I went to the basement and looked at the furnace location relative to the warm spot on the wall, and the furnace is directly below, with that silver chimney kind of ductwork going up pretty much where the warm spot is on the floor above. But the warm spot is just about dish-sized--it isn't a warm line going from floor to ceiling the way I would imagine that duct running up the wall to vent out the top of the house or whatever--so, does that mean there is a leak in the duct that's making the warm spot? Should I be worried? Thanks! |
"...does that mean there is a leak in the duct that's making the warm spot? Should I be worried?" More likely the duct is slightly deformed at that point and touching the drywall or there could even be a joint in the drywall and compound was pushed between the duct and the drywall when the joint was finished. It could be a joint that is leaking, but the only way to really tell for sure is to cut open the drywall and examine the duct. You must clean off half the stud edge to mount the patch onto. |
It sounds to me that you're talking about the furnace FLUE ("that silver chimney kind of ductwork") not the warm-air supply ducts (I assume it's a natural gas- or propane-fired furnace). The flue carries the combustion products (i.e., the "exhaust" produced by burning the gas) up and out of the house. With older, lower-efficiency furnaces, the flue can get really hot, although it's required to be double-wall construction (a pipe inside another pipe) when traveling through walls, for safety. Have you hired an HVAC (heating, ventilating, and air conditioning) guy to come check it out? That's what I would do. |
I'm curious what the outcome was. Care to update us? Thanks. |
The outcome is only that I moved the breadbox. We haven't had anyone out to look at the HVAC and it's about number three on the list after the wet floor in the basement and the bad flashing around the chimney. Yeah, it's been a great month! |
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I am a newbie to Clematis, having put my first one in this summer. With winter rapidly approaching, we are preparing for the annual garden clean-up. Most of the plants we have are cut back completely for winter (right to the ground - except maybe an inch or so of stubble so we know where they were). They come back bigger/better the next spring with no problems.
The specific plant in question is a Clematis integrifolia 'Caerulea'... I'm wondering if caring for this semi-shrub form of Clematis might not necessarily the same as the vine. Should I leave all/part of the stems intact or cut it all the way down? It is planted in a spot where snow is going to pile up 2-3 feet. Thanks for your advice. Big K |
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You can cut it back or leave it to die back on it's own. If you leave it, you should cut anything left off in spring. |
I leave the stems to catch the snow, cutting back in the spring. |
It will die back all the way to the ground. No need to cut it back. The dead stems will just clean up in the Spring with the rest of your Spring clean up. |
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Breaking Local News
Elderly Woman in Serious Condition After Home Invasion Robbery
Kanawha County Sheriff's deputies are investigating an apparent home invasion Thursday afternoon on Miller Road in Pinch. Deputies said the house had been ransacked, and the woman who lived there was unconscious with serious injures. A relative arrived with groceries and discovered what had happened and called 911, and detectives are in the process of interviewing neighbors and following leads to figure out who did it. The woman was taken to the hospital and is still in serious condition.
Explosives to Bring Down Bridge on Friday
The Dick Henderson Memorial Bridge connecting St. Albans is scheduled to be demolished on Friday. The Department of Transportation says the blast that brings the bridge down will happen right at 10am Friday, and St. Albans Mayor Dick Callaway and several selected members of the community will flip the ceremonial switch. A staging area will be set up at the St. Albans Roadside Park, according to a news release from the state Department of Transportation. Some debris is expected to fall into the Kanawha River, and it will be fished out and removed. The next phase of the demolition will happen at 10am Friday March 8th, and that will bring down the section of the bridge that connects to Nitro.
Study Urges for Appeals Process
House Speaker Rick Thompson announced Wednesday that he and more than a dozen other delegates are urging for a yearlong study of the state Supreme Court's new appeals process. They want to make sure the system is doing what it should. There's a bill pending now that would create an intermediate appeals court.
Road Work Continues in Putnam County
Road work this year in Putnam County will widen a two-mile stretch of Route 35 from Plantation Road to the Buffalo Bridge. Culvert repairs are part of the project too, and should be finished in the next few months. The Division of Highways says it has finished work on Route 35 in Mason County from Plantation Road to Beach Hill.
Budget Cuts to have Local Impact
With $85 billion in federal budget cuts set to kick in Friday, schools are wondering how it might affect them. If Congress does nothing to stop the sequester today, the automatic cuts will take effect March1, and we've mentioned the impact that could have on the airport. Some parks, the military, airports, and a variety of other local places including the Kanawha County Head Start Program, could feel the cuts.
Sequester To Have Local Impacts
With $85 billion in federal budget cuts set to kick in Friday, Hill Country schools are wondering how it might affect them. If Congress does nothing to stop the sequester today, the automatic cuts will take effect March1, and we've mentioned the impact that could have on the airport. Some parks, the military, airports, and a variety of other local places including the Kanawha County Head Start Program, could feel the cuts.
Library Faced With Funding Shortage
Funding for the Kanawha County library is uncertain after last week's Supreme Court decision released the Kanawha County school district from responsibility. The library lost about $3 million per year with that decision, so now the library relies on only the city of Charleston and the Kanawha County commission for it's funding. The library's board of directors held a meeting last night to talk about funding, and what's next.
Man Gets Prison Sentence for Shooting Another
A Nitro man has been sentenced to prison for shooting another man. 36-year old Timothy Chapman was sentenced to 2 to 10 years, as a result of a malicious wounding charge. Chapman was charged with shooting Matthew Singleton at a Lakewood Drive apartment building in Sissonville back in 2011. Singleton survived, and when he recovered he was able to pick Chapman out of a photo lineup.
Services Set for TV Actor Who Died in Charleston
Funeral services are set for a TV actor who died last week in Charleston. Lou Myers was best known for his role as the ornery restaurant ownder Mr. Gaines on "A Different World." He also appeared on "NYPD Blue," "E.R.," "The Cosby Show" and "Touched by an Angel," plus movies, including "Tin Cup" and "Wedding Planner." A funeral service for Myers will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Charleston. Myers died Feb. 19 at Charleston Area Medical Center after becoming ill with pneumonia. Myers was 76.
Organizers Get Ready for FestivALL
Organizers have announced more about FestivALL Charleston. Kathy Mattea will headline the Live on the Levee Concert June 21st, and Kool and the Gang will headline the Mayor's Concert at the Clay Center June 27th. On June 22nd, the Festivall art parade will combine with the West Virginia Sesquicentennial History Parade along Kanawha Boulevard, and the Smoke on the Water Chili Cookoff will take place on the Capitol Grounds later that day. The entire 10-day festival runs June 21 through 30. FestivALL Charleston began in 2005 with the support of Mayor Danny Jones and the Charleston City Council, and features music, visual arts, theater, dance, and film each year.


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2010 News Releases from Boonshoft School of Medicine
WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine Professor Elected to American College of Surgeons Board of Regents
(December 16, 2010) Margaret M. Dunn, M.D., M.B.A., FACS, has been elected to a three-year term as a member of the Board of Regents of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). Dunn is professor of surgery and executive associate dean at the medical school, and serves as president and chief executive officer of Wright State Physicians, the region's largest multi-specialty physician group.
James E. Olson, Ph.D., recognized for public outreach and neuroscience education by the Society for Neuroscience
(November 15, 2010) The Society for Neuroscience has presented its Science Educator Award to James E. Olson, Ph.D., professor of emergency medicine and neuroscience, cell biology and physiology. The award recognizes an outstanding neuroscientist who has made significant contributions in promoting public education and awareness about the field.
Richard W. Pretorius, M.D., M.P.H., to chair Wright State University Department of Family Medicine
(October 29, 2010) Richard W. Pretorius, M.D., M.P.H., will become professor and chair of the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine effective Nov. 1. Pretorius currently serves as associate professor of family medicine at the State University of New York at Buffalo.
One in eight parents forgoes pediatrician-recommended care for their insured children because of inability to pay, according to new study
(October 3, 2010) One in eight parents reported that his or her child had not received pediatrician-recommended care during the previous 12 months due to concerns over cost and payment, according to a study researchers from the Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition in San Francisco on Oct. 3.
Anatomical Gift Program celebrates 30 years of altruism, education
(October 1, 2010) Each fall for the past 30 years, students and faculty of the Boonshoft School of Medicine have paused to honor the people who make medical education at the school possible: the men and women who donate their bodies to the school's Anatomical Gift Program.
2010 Dayton Area Drug Survey finds reversal of long-running decline in substance abuse among local teens
(September 8, 2010) Results from the 2010 Dayton Area Drug Survey (DADS) suggest the trend of declining drug use by teens may be ending. The percentage of twelfth grade students who reported ever having been drunk on alcohol rose from 54.3 percent in 2008 to 55.2 percent in 2010, with similar increases for seventh and ninth graders. For the first time in many years, the percentage of teens reporting experience with cigarettes and smokeless tobacco also increased, as did marijuana use.
Wright State University receives grant from U.S. Department of Education to promote study abroad for minority students
(August 13, 2010) The U.S. Department of Education has awarded the Wright State University Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology a $250,000 grant to support the "Translational Biomedical Training for Underrepresented Minorities" program. The program is an educational partnership between schools in the United States and Brazil to improve undergraduate and graduate education.
Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine welcomes the class of 2014
(July 30, 2010) 101 future physicians and their families and friends will gather on Sunday, Aug. 1, to formally mark the start of their medical education. The annual Convocation and White Coat Ceremony, which is open to the public, will be held in the Schuster Performing Arts Center's Mead Theater in downtown Dayton at 2 p.m.
Mt. Olive One-Stop Center hosting a Back-to-School Block Party for the Dayton community
(July 29, 2010) The Mt. Olive One-Stop Center is hosting a Back-to-School Block Party for the Dayton community on Saturday, Aug. 7, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event will provide free health screenings, including HIV/Hepatitis C testing, blood pressure and glucose screenings, Hepatitis A and B vaccinations and many other services for area residents.
Mary McCarthy, M.D., named chair of WSU Department of Surgery
(July 26, 2010) Wright State University has named Mary McCarthy, M.D., FACS, chair of the Department of Surgery in the Boonshoft School of Medicine. A faculty member with the medical school since 1991, McCarthy is also a full professor of surgery and chief of the Division of Trauma, Critical Care and Emergency Surgery.
Third-year student receives Fulbright Award
(July 1, 2010) Matias Iberico, a student of the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship in medical sciences to research pediatric tuberculosis among impoverished populations in Peru, the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board announced recently. Iberico is one of over 1,500 U.S. citizens who will travel abroad for the 2010-2011 academic year through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Julian J. Trevino, M.D., appointed chair of dermatology for WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine
(July 1, 2010) Julian J. Trevino, M.D., has been named chair of the Wright State University Department of Dermatology. He also is director of the medical school's Dermatology Residency Program and Immunodermatology Laboratory, chief of dermatology and chair of the Medical Quality Council for the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center and head of the Division of Dermatology for the Children's Medical Center of Dayton.
Wright State undergrads get up-close view of knee surgery
(June 4, 2010) There was no dozing off among the Wright State University students in this freshman class. The grinding whir of bone saws and drills filled the air as orthopedic surgeon Matthew W. Lawless, M.D., demonstrated knee-replacement surgery on a set of synthetic bones. Then came the real thing - a taped video of an actual knee operation.
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Ashley K. Fernandes, M.D., Ph.D., honored by the WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine class of 2010
(June 1, 2010) Ashley K. Fernandes, M.D., Ph.D., a faculty member at the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, has received the prestigious Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award and the Teaching Excellence Award from the class of 2010. The awards were presented during the medical school's commencement ceremony at the Schuster Performing Arts Center in downtown Dayton on May 28.
Melanie Golembiewski, new WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine graduate, receives Humanism in Medicine Award
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U.S. Surgeon General to deliver commencement address at Boonshoft School of Medicine
(May 28, 2010) Surgeon General Regina Benjamin, M.D., M.B.A., will address 88 members of the class of 2010 as they receive their medical degrees and officially become physicians during the school's commencement ceremony at the Schuster Center on May 28.
Symposium at Wright State University May 25-27 to explore the connections between music, medicine
(May 24, 2010) While most people consider music an art and medicine a science, the two actually have much in common. There is a definite scientific basis to music, which is also deeply mathematical, and healing is an art that requires creativity and vision as well as clinical skill. A special symposium at Wright State University May 25-27 will explore the meeting of these seemingly separate worlds through a series of interesting talks and inspiring musical performances by faculty scientists, physicians and musicians, as well as numerous special guests.
NPR correspondent to teach course on communicating science
(May 20, 2010) National Public Radio correspondent Jon Hamilton will offer a class on communicating science through the Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology this summer. The web-based class, which Hamilton will teach from Washington D.C., is designed for science students, faculty members, and journalism majors.
First training exercise held at Calamityville May 5
(May 6, 2010) The National Center for Medical Readiness held its first mass-casualty training exercise at Calamityville, a disaster-response training site in Fairborn that features a towering structure once used as a cement factory. The NCMR Tactical Laboratory at Calamityville is operated by the Department of Emergency Medicine at the WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine.
Legendary golfer Tom Watson to speak at Wright State event on Wednesday, April 28
(April 19, 2010) Just over two weeks after a remarkable opening round at the 2010 Masters Tournament, hall-of-fame golfer Tom Watson will be the featured speaker for the 2010 Academy of Medicine Dinner, an annual event hosted by the Boonshoft School of Medicine to honor outstanding medical students, residents and faculty and recognize the contributions of members of the WSU Academy of Medicine.
Wright State to provide sickle cell disease information, screenings at free event Friday, April 23
(April 12, 2010) WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine will host "Sickle Cell: Invisible but not forgotten" on Friday, April 23, as part of the Minority Health Month. Event organizers hope to raise awareness and provide resources to help local residents who are battling sickle cell disease or suspect they may have it. The event will take place in White Hall on the WSU campus from noon to 2 p.m.
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WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine students to hold canned food drive Saturday, April 17
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Wright State receives grant to study county's overdose deaths
(April 8, 2010) Too many people are dying from a drug overdose in Montgomery County, and Wright State's Boonshoft School of Medicine is going to try and find out why. An $80,000 agreement has been approved between Public Health-Dayton & Montgomery County and the Center for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research to investigate why the county has Ohio's highest rate of unintentional prescription poisoning deaths.
National Institutes of Health award Boonshoft School of Medicine $2.1 million for innovative education programs
(April 4, 2010) The National Institutes of Health have approved multi-year grants totaling more than $2.1 million to support two innovative Wright State programs that prepare students to pursue careers in biomedical science. The grants will provide $694,440 to fund the STREAMS program through 2015, and $1,486,553 to launch a new GRAD-PREP program and sustain it through 2014.
WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine names James E. Brown, Jr., M.D., acting chair of emergency medicine
(March 22, 2010) Boonshoft School of Medicine has named James E. Brown, Jr., M.D., M.M.M., FACEP, EMT-P, acting chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine. A medical school faculty member since 1994, Brown is also an associate professor of emergency medicine and director of the school's Emergency Medicine Residency Program. He has also served as vice chair of the department since 2007.
Paul G. Koles, M.D., named chair of the WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Pathology
(March 22, 2010) Boonshoft School of Medicine has named Paul G. Koles, M.D., chair of the Department of Pathology. A professor of pathology, Koles also holds a dual appointment in the Department of Surgery. Koles served on the medical school's clinical faculty from 1986 until he became a fully affiliated faculty member in 2001. In nine years as a full-time faculty member, medical students have selected him to receive the annual Teaching Excellence in Pre-Clinical Medical Education award for an unprecedented seven years.
WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine class of 2010 participates in national Match Day event
(March 18, 2010) Graduating medical students in the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine learned today which residency programs they will enter after receiving their medical degrees in May. Wright State students matched in outstanding programs in Dayton, throughout Ohio, and across the country, including the Mayo Clinic's Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Yale, Georgetown, Boston University, the University of California, and the University of Chicago Medical Center.
WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine Global Health Symposium to explore health care disparities at home and abroad
(February 25, 2010) The recent devastating earthquake in Haiti brought home the vast disparities in access to health care around the world. Even before the earthquake, Haiti had the highest rates of infant and maternal mortality in the Western hemisphere, and 60 percent of its population lacked access to basic health care services. While Haiti is an extreme example, disparities in access to health care occur all too often worldwide, including in our own hometowns.
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In computer science, load-link and store-conditional (LL/SC) are a pair of instructions used in multithreading to achieve synchronization. Load-link returns the current value of a memory location, while a subsequent store-conditional to the same memory location will store a new value only if no updates have occurred to that location since the load-link. Together, this implements a lock-free atomic read-modify-write operation.
They were originally proposed by Jensen, Hagensen, and Broughton for the S-1 AAP multiprocessor at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Load-link is also known as "load-linked", "load and reserve", or "load-locked".
Comparison of LL/SC and compare-and-swap[edit]
If any updates have occurred, the store-conditional is guaranteed to fail, even if the value read by the load-link has since been restored. As such, an LL/SC pair is stronger than a read followed by a compare-and-swap (CAS), which will not detect updates if the old value has been restored (see ABA problem).
Real implementations of LL/SC do not always succeed if there are no concurrent updates to the memory location in question. Any exceptional events between the two operations, such as a context switch, another load-link, or even (on many platforms) another load or store operation, will cause the store-conditional to spuriously fail. Older implementations will fail if there are any updates broadcast over the memory bus. This is often called weak LL/SC by researchers, as it breaks many theoretical LL/SC algorithms. Weakness is relative, and some weak implementations can be used for some algorithms.
LL/SC is more difficult to emulate than CAS. Additionally, stopping running code between paired LL/SC instructions, such as when single-stepping through code, can prevent forward progress, making debugging tricky.
All of Alpha, PowerPC, MIPS, and ARM provide LL/SC instructions: ldl_l/stl_c and ldq_l/stq_c (Alpha), lwarx/stwcx (PowerPC), ll/sc (MIPS), and ldrex/strex (ARM version 6 and above).
Most platforms provide multiple sets of instructions for different data sizes; e.g., ldarx/stdcx for doubleword on the PowerPC.
Some CPUs require the address being accessed exclusively to be configured in write-through mode.
Some CPUs track the load-linked address at a cache-line or other granularity, such that any modification to any portion of the cache line (whether via another core's store-conditional or merely by an ordinary store) is sufficient to cause the store-conditional to fail.
All of these platforms provide weak LL/SC. The PowerPC implementation allows an LL/SC pair to wrap loads and even stores to other cache lines (although this approach is vulnerable to false cache line sharing). This allows it to implement, for example, lock-free reference counting in the face of changing object graphs with arbitrary counter reuse (which otherwise requires double compare-and-swap, DCAS).
The ARM implementation defines platform dependent blocks, ranging from 8 bytes to 2048 bytes, and an LL/SC attempt in any given block fails if there is between the LL and SC a normal memory access inside the same block. The ARM implementation is the strongest and most practical.
LL/SC has two advantages over CAS when designing a load-store architecture: reads and writes are separate instructions, as required by the design philosophy (and pipeline architecture); and both instructions can be performed using only two registers (address and value), fitting naturally into LSA encoding schemes. CAS, on the other hand, requires three registers (address, old value, new value) and a dependency between the value read and the value written. x86, being a CISC architecture, does not have this constraint; though modern chips may well translate a CAS instruction into separate LL/SC micro-operations internally.
See also[edit]
- Eric H. Jensen, Gary W. Hagensen, and Jeffrey M. Broughton. "A New Approach to Exclusive Data Access in Shared Memory Multiprocessors", Technical Report UCRL-97663, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Nov. 1987. https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/212157.pdf
- John D. Bruner, Gary W. Hagensen, Eric H. Jensen, Jay C. Pattin and Jeffrey M. Broughton, "Cache Coherence on the S-1 AAP", Technical Report UCRL-97646, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, November 11, 1987. https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/212414.pdf
- D. Detlefs, P. Martin, M. Moir and Guy L. Steele, Jr. "Lock-free reference counting", 20th Annual ACM Symposium on Principles of Distributed Computing, 2001, pp. 190–199 [1]
- Kirk Reinholtz. "Atomic Reference Counting Pointers", C/C++ Users Journal, December, 2004 [2]
- Sites, R. L. 1993. Alpha AXP architecture. Commun. ACM 36, 2 (Feb. 1993), 33-44. DOI= http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/151220.151226


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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi growe. You definitely should not pay your truck's purchase option price. As you mentioned it probably isn't worth anywhere near its residual. Some banks will work with customers on their vehicles' lease-end purchase prices and others will not. I'm not sure what GMAC has been doing lately, but give them a call. It's worth a shot, you don't have anything to lose. If you wouldn't mind, I'd love if you stopped back to let us know what they tell you. Good luck.
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burbank Posts: 2I just came from my Cadillac dealer and got the following #'s and want to know what you guys think.
I would like your opinion of the Cadillac Escalade lease deal I was just offered. Please let me know if this is a good deal please, or should I try to get it down a little. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.
2008 Escalade AWD with AWD Entertainment Collection- LOADED with DVD
Gross Cap Cost: 62191
Adjusted Cap Cost Reduction 58591
This is a SIGN AND DRIVE NOTHING OUT OF POCKET
I am being offered a SIGN and DRIVE deal for 39 months at 12,000 miles/year lease with the dealer even paying the first month. The terms would leave me with 38 months left at $717 plus tax for a total of $760/month. I do not know the MF, but should I pull the trigger or is there more room to deal. Please let me know. -
yakigyoza Posts: 2Did you get that deal in around Burbank, Burbank? That seems like a good deal. . . Can you PM me the name of the dealer or at least disclose where that deal was and which internet fleet manager you spoke to?
I'm thinking of acquiring one too but they seem to only be concerned with the employee rate campaign until tomorrow . . . -
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515You can place a call directly to the bank that you are leasing through, which I assume is GMAC, to see if they are willing to work with you. Unfortunately, I suspect that the time to purchase additional miles at a discount has passed. Give it a shot though, you don't have anything to lose other than a few minutes of your time.
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quickphil Posts: 1My account is going nuts over me not leasing, so I am going to give it a go. I live in NW Washington zip code 98383.
1. I need more miles than 12,000. I put on 20,000 miles a year. Approximately, how much does that drive up a lease?
2. I am looking at the following Escalade:
2009 Escalade Hybrid AWD with AWD Entertainment Collection- LOADED with DVD
Gross Cap Cost: $68,493
Adjusted Cap Cost Reduction $64,528
Anyone have a clue as to what I should pay for a 30-month lease with 20,000 miles annually?
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi quickphil. If you want to lease, then you probably would be better off going with a different vehicle. General Motor's current financial problems has forced it to pull the plug on its special lease program. As a result, if you want to lease an Escalade, you will have to go through an independent bank. It will likely be very expensive to do so.
Chances are that you will be able to get a better deal on a vehicle that has a supported lease program available on it. The first competitive model that has a special program available on it that comes to mind is the Lincoln Navigator. Of course, it is not a hybrid though.
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bvdj84 Posts: 1,721I am not understanding why one would get the hybrid, especially on a lease, you will not see any pay off when your savings is eaten up in payment. Even on a loan, you will not see gains for years, even then, you are more likely to dump the car before then. The 2nd owner is going to be at a better position to save. What is the need for such an SUV of this cost? The price tag in the showroom is no where near the real world values. I certainly wouldn't buy new. Not now. This is not aimed at anyone here. But a comment in general, especially on the hybrid.
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Greetings to the appropriately named leasegirl. General Motors is currently providing an extremely attractive lease rate on the 2009 Cadillac Escalade. Unfortunately, this truck's residual values are absolutely terrible.
GMAC's current base lease rate and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2009 Cadillac Escalade AWD with 15,000 miles per year are 0.4% and 28%, respectively.
In an effort to make up for this horrible residual value, General Motors is providing a whopping $7,400 cash incentive on leases of this truck through GMAC right now. You can use this cash along with whatever dealer discount you are able to negotiate to arrive at an attractive capitalized cost.
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi kb2010. General Motors just introduced its November programs yesterday. Unfortunately, it pulled the plug on its special lease program for the 2009 Escalade, so if you were planning on leasing one you are out of luck. It did however introduce a new special lease program on the 2010 Escalade.
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ubrsf Posts: 51Hi Car_man
I haven't posted here in a while, but I have found your post ver useful in the past. I am here to ask a few questions. The lease rate you quoted above, is that 0.4/2400 to get the money factor? Although, I understand it is no longer valid, that seems awefully low. Do you have the lease rates and residuals for the 2010?
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Thanks ubrsf. You are correct. One can convert a lease rate into an approximate money factor equivalent by dividing it by 2400.
GMAC's current base lease rate and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2010 Cadillac Escalade with 15,000 miles per year are 0.50% and 38%, respectively.
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hello bigcat007. GMAC's current base lease rate and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2010 Cadillac Escalade ESV AWD with 15,000 miles per year are an awesome 0.50% and an atrocious 38%, respectively.
When negotiating your lease on this truck, make sure to take the $4,400 cash incentive that General Motors is currently providing on leases of it through GMAC into account.
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kb2010 Posts: 4Car man,
I am looking for a 2010 Escalade ESV with Bench seats...if Dealer is $15 or $25 over Invoice..where does that put the Cap Cost & Monthly Lease asuuming we put $10K ? I am being told it will be a $1040 /mo Lease (72 mos) for a Luxury Edition White....does not sound right ..what do you think ? -
stoobie Posts: 2Car man,
I almost leased an 2010 Escalade yesterday , but walked out when the buy out on the lease was the residual + $2,500 the dealer said it was GMAC fee and they had nothing to do with it and could not get it changed . I have spoke with several other dealers in regards to this half say it is a BS fee the dealer hopes to get a kickback on if I buy it at lease end , other dealers say it is legit fee GMAC is charging . Can you shed any light on this I called GMAC and they said it should just be the residual but that is someone from India :surprise: -
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi neen. That's between you and the dealer. If you are able to get this truck for $15 over invoice minus any available cash incentives, i.e. the $4,400 lease cash...then you are getting an excellent deal on this truck.
On the other hand, if the dealer is attempting to pocket the $4,400 then $15 over is a terrible deal.
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Two developers have entered the race for the Debian Project Leadership. New candidate Stephano "Zack" Zacchiroli is challenging current leader Steve McIntyre, who is running for a second term in office.
An announcement by the newly selected secretary Kurt Roeckx early in March declared the election open. Both candidates have websites introducing themselves and explaining their individual ideas for Debian's future.
British Steve McIntyre joined Debian in 1996 and has lead the project since 2008. In his platform statement he tells of his reluctance to run for the post a second time, and how he was finally convinced to do so by his friends. If he does win, McIntyre says he will appoint Luk Claes as his assistant. McIntyre has been calling for more communication within the Debian Project since he was elected in 2008 and some of the goals he set himself he failed to realize because of the enormous complexity of the workload. Which is why he wants the support of Claes this time around, he says.
First-time candidate Stephano "Zack" Zacchiroli has been a Debian developer since 2001. "My Debian involvement has been through two distinct phases. In the first one I only cared about my packages, ignoring the community: no IRC, no -devel subscription, etc. Then, at LinuxTag 2004, I discovered Debian as a community and got fascinated by it, gradually increasing my involvement in the project" he says. Zacchiroli is a researcher at the Diderot University in Paris, which he describes as a contributors nest for the French Debian community. If elected, he wants to make Debian more accessible for contributions from outside the community and he too desires better communication at Debian and promises more personal meetings. Dealing with what he calls vocal minorities is also on his to-do list, and in a probable reference to the unrest that lead to the previous secretary stepping down prior to the Lenny release, Zacchiroli says, "Our mailing lists have substantially improved over the last 5 years. Every now and then though, they get polluted by (apparently) very vocal minorities capable of polarizing discussions, which is neither productive, nor fun."
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NEW YORK It must be akin to operating a rotisserie-league team the way they're wheeling and dealing and turning the NBA on its ear. The stars of a past generation are taking over again, remaking the game into their once-glorious image. If anyone can save this league, it will be these men, the ones who rescued it from the obscurity and ruins of the 1970s. These are the men who elevated the game to prime-time viewing and abandoned it once their bodies grew old and they could no longer keep pace with the children who now reign. But they will have the final word. Didn't Larry Bird always take the last shot for Boston? Wasn't it Isiah Thomas who kept opponents guessing, feinting dribble drives and performing feats nobody expected? Who was more clutch than Kevin McHale? And now they are doing it all over again, calling the shots from the front office. They're not just directing offenses and defenses, they're shaping franchises as well as the league. I wonder what Michael Jordan is thinking. The game's greatest player is sitting in the stands after being rebuffed in Washington and Milwaukee. He has to watch like the rest of us as Danny Aigne reshapes Boston, Joe Dumars runs the show in Detroit and John Paxson, his former teammate, steers the course of his beloved Chicago Bulls. I wonder if Jordan can make the transition as effortlessly as Bird, Indiana's first-year president who has guided the Pacers to the top of the Eastern Conference? As a coach, Bird guided the Pacers to the NBA Finals, and now, after a few years away, he's positioning them for another championship run. As a player, he was ruthless. Dennis Johnson, a former Celtic, tells a story about Bird once threatening to beat up a teammate if he didn't play well. As an executive, Bird is equally cutthroat. The re-signing of Jermaine O'Neal exemplified his savvy. Bird made sure he secured the deal before firing Thomas, who coached the Pacers from 2000-03 and was a big reason O'Neal remained in Indiana. "They did what they had to do," O'Neal said. "In hindsight, I guess it was pretty smart. At the time, I didn't like it one bit. But we've gotten past that." The Pacers have a commanding lead in the Central Division and Bird isn't done retooling. He has spent several weeks in Europe this season scouting talent in preparation for this summer's draft. Said one NBA scout: "If you think he's an aw-shucks country bumpkin, you're wrong. He's got a great basketball mind." As a player, Bird's chief nemesis was Magic Johnson, who briefly tried his hand at coaching before settling on minority ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers. It's unfortunate that Magic couldn't complete the crossover. On the court, he saw the game better than anybody. He was the quintessential point guard, but he couldn't impart his wisdom without the ball in his hands. "Being a guard," Thomas told reporters in New York when he took the job as president of the Knicks last month, "it's your natural instinct to take over." They have taken to calling him "Little Emperor" around these parts, where Yankees owner George Steinbrenner is known as "The Boss." Thomas has been the talk of the town since taking over last month. He has remade the roster with trades. He brought back two of New York's favorite sons in Stephon Marbury and Lenny Wilkens. Thomas has been cold-hearted in his treatment of disposed coach Don Chaney. He undermined Chaney's authority and sat on David Letterman's couch last week and joked about his coach's future. But what would you expect from somebody who has always enjoyed the limelight and despised losing? And Chaney, for all of his nice-guy qualities, never won in New York. And while Thomas has worked quickly, McHale needed time before fielding a championship-contending team in Minnesota. Point guards are always quicker to the basket. The former Celtic did dirty work below the rim and his infractions often went unnoticed by officials. His mishandling of Joe Smith's contract, however, drew a severe penalty that nearly crippled the franchise. Still, McHale persevered. What else would you expect? Didn't he always play famously in the fourth quarter while hampered with five fouls? It fits his Midwestern personality that it took seven straight first-round playoff departures before he traded for a pair of veteran malcontents in Latrell Sprewell and Sam Cassell. The moves, which should have been made years ago, have propelled the Timberwolves to the top of the Midwest Division. It makes sense that McHale, a Hall of Fame power forward, has put the future of his team in the hands of Kevin Garnett just as Thomas, a masterful point guard, is relying on Marbury, another diminutive playmaker. Bird's star is O'Neal, but the Pacers are prospering because their president has instilled a work ethic and approach to winning that mirrors his steely demeanor. Can't you see it? In Reggie Miller, Ron Artest and O'Neal. Each of them embodies qualities that made Bird the finest forward of his generation. In them, his legacy endures. Percy Allen: 206-464-2278 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A new update was recently announced for Kiowa Gordon's newest film, "Into the Darkness". Sources say filming will begin in August 2010 in Middle Tennessee and new additions to the cast are expected. Very awesome news! There is said to be five lead/supporting roles left to cast. Which also means casting for extras will soon happen! Maybe you and the rest of us "fans" will have a chance to be in the film. You never know. Who would you like to see in "Into The Darkness"?
Right now the cast includes Kiowa Gordon, Jessica Andres, Louis Mandylor, Russ Russo, Wolfgang Weber, Anna Enger, Dalal Bruchmann, and Darian O'Rear, with a special appearance by Eric "EJ" Jackson (world champion freestyle kayaker and Olympian). A new addition to the cast is an unknown actress by the name of Kayla Perkins. It is not yet on the IMDb which role Kayla will play but she has a great look that compliments the rest of the cast. She was recently spotted at the trendy Whiskey Kitchen in Nashville(known for their many celeb patrons including Ashley Greene, Leighton Meester, Kings of Leon, and Reese Witherspoon) with one of the producers of "Into The Darkness", a gorgeous (and may I say surprisingly young for a producer) Jade Moser. See image at right. This image is from Kayla Perkins's facebook album, Horror Festival. You can keep up with Kayla by joining her fan page on facebook. Speaking of producers, I've noticed several have joined the line-up on IMDb. Joining Paul Moser and Jade Moser in producing the film is Pamela Vlastas, and associate producer Anthony Vlastas, and co-producer Manette Rosen. Joel Bender will be directing the feature. Moser Productions still helms as the production company and Rosen/Bender Productions joins as co/associate company. In addition to great news for Kiowa's film, Rob Graves, composer for "Into The Darkness" was recent nominee for a 2010 Grammy for RED's album "Innocence & Instinct" and just won the "Dove" award for RED's album "Innocence & Instinct". He is a songwriter and producer for Universal Music. Follow him on Twitter. And if your not following Kiowa on Twitter already, make sure to do so! Plus don't miss this site talked about by Kiowa himself in Seventeen magazine! Wolfgang Weber and Russ Russo seem to have a lot going on too so be sure to check them out! In other news, there's also a rumor going around that "Into The Darkness" will make it's debut as a novel before it's feature film release. If that's the case, I'll definitely be the first in line to get a copy. The filming dates for the film will follow the release of "Eclipse" and Jessica Andres's new film, M. Night Shyamalan's, "The Last Airbender" in which she acts alongside of Jackson Rathbone! This will make the popularity for "Into The Darkness" skyrocket. I hope to see more great actors join the already beautiful cast. My choice would be another "Twilight" actor like Kellan Lutz but that might be overdoing it a bit much. How about the other extreme? Paul Wesley maybe? Without further cast speculation, I think Kiowa has more than enough talent to lead this cast along with up and coming actress Jessica Andres, and established and very talented actor Louis Mandylor. Did you guys notice that the majority of the actors will be in "Murder For Dummys"? Maybe it's the sequel? Or just really close friends like Adam Sandler's group? I demand "Into The Darkness" a theatrical release, nationwide! Not limited theatrical release!?! Limited means the big select cities and I'm not into to that. That means us "fans" may not get to see the film and need to step in and make ourselves heard. I want to see Kiowa play a "lead" role on the big screen. Wouldn't you agree? Support Kiowa Gordon and "Into The Darkness" on facebook and myspace! Tell them who you would like to see in the film. And be sure to keep up with the newest additions on the film's IMDb page! Go "Into the Darkness"! More updates coming soon. Meanwhile, enjoy these new promo pics taken last fall for the film (first released by Twilight Examiner). I hope to see more promo pics soon. |
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savylavy said:
great looking cast. i think emma watson would be great in the cast or chace crawford? idk
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nicidaki said:
thanks JaCoB_LoVeR_26! They post all the info on their facebook and myspace. Sometimes I check their IMDb plus I'm fans of most of the actors of the film. I live in TN so there's been a lot of exposure about it in the news. I hope if I do a good job writing article about them, they might ask me to come on set to do an interview with the cast!!! savylavy, I think Chace would be a good addition but I don't know about Emma? She would stand out too much. Maybe she can do an American accent? Who knows. She's a great actress though!
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Emma could do it. i think. LOL. alot of the Twilight websites do stories too becaues of Kiowa. yours is pretty good. i hope they get Chace or someone just as hot. do you think they will cast Paul Wesley? that will be kinda cool if they did. I love him <3
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These here are in-store Holiday Advertisements for Folkway Music Guitar Store in Canada. All three of them in this campaign are using plectrums (used for playing the guitar) all "dressed-up" as a Christmas tree, Santa's hat and a bell. I like the visuals, although the idea is not really a strong one, it connects what it has to say: A Music Guitar store wishing you a Merry Xmas :-) Maybe Santa will come along with his "Fender" this year to sing us "Jingle bells rock" ;-)
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As previously reported on www.uncut.co.uk, the trio; Sting, Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers' first performance together will be opening this years' Grammy Awards on Sunday (February 11).
The concerts are expected to coincide with a re-issue campaign from Universal Music, the current owners of The Police's original A&M label. It is unclear if the campaign will include a new 'Greatest Hits' anniversary compilation.
A statement from the record label, posted on Sting's official website, says: "As the 30th anniversary of the first Police single approaches, discussions have been underway as to how this will be commemorated. While we can confirm that there will indeed be something special done to mark the occasion, the depth of the band's involvement still remains undetermined."
Speaking to Uncut.co.uk recently, drummer Stewart Copeland answered criticism of the reunion tour. "I don't think in terms of "spoiling" the past," said Copeland. "If there was a show, I would have no doubt that the three of us would be everything that we'd need to be."
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