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Matthew Norman - 8/10
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My wife and I had the Mothers Day lunch on 18/3 @ £65 each and it was our first visit to Wiltons. Wiltons do not open on Saturdays or Sundays so it was a bit of a special occasion for them as well.
Unfortunately we were not fully aware of the extent of the road closures for the St Patricks day parade and we were 15 mins late after a 3hr journey from Newbury, it was a nightmare, the signage for the diversions was terrible and I could not believe how many roads they had closed. When we got to Wiltons the staff were also stressed as customers were coming in late and their booking system was up the spout.
The reason I have explained this problem is to praise the staff for there attention and professionalism, they were obviously under pressure and you would not have knowen it.
The food was great, the service was perfect and the restaurant is divine. It is expensive and £9.50 for a Campari and orange shows this, however we had a fantastic time and I would recommend it.
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Developer Homepage: http://www.ioi.dk/
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Hitman: Absolution is an action-adventure stealth game developed by IO Interactive and published by Square Enix. It is the fifth entry in the Hitman game series, and runs on IO Interactive's proprietary Glacier 2 game engine. Before release, the developers stated that Absolution would be easier to play and more accessible, while still retaining hardcore aspects of the franchise. The game was released on 20 November 2012, which is in the 47th week of the year (in reference to the protagonist, Agent 47).
Hitman seems to hit this FPS wall quite earlier with a minimum of around the 50 FPS mark and average of around the 70 FPS mark. While it's earlier than we're used to seeing, and we'll of course know more as we test the game more and more, across the board you can see we've got some great performance out of this SLI OC setup. We see great minimums and averages across the board.


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Former Knights are men who are familiar with the ideals of Columbianism. They left the Order at one time but represent a pool of prospects that councils should not overlook in striving for membership growth. Appoint a special "Welcome Back Brother" committee specifically to recruit former members. Past grand knights familiar with circumstances of earlier departures are especially suited.
- Obtain a list of "Former Members" (those who took withdrawals/suspensions) and "Inactive Insurance Members" (those who took withdrawals/suspensions but maintain K of C insurance policies) from the Department of Fraternal Services by calling 203-752-4247 or 203-752-4473. Check with your financial secretary for additional names and most recent addresses.
- Review the list to determine former members known to be residing in the area who are eligible for membership.
- Prepare information for a presentation for former members highlighting changes, new programs/activities/benefits and recent council achievements.
- Order recruitment materials from the Supply Department. Prepare kits of these materials for distribution.
- Contact each former member by phone to arrange a personal visit or invite them to a reception for former members.
- If conducting personal visits, tailor presentations to highlight new changes/benefits, etc.
- If planning a "Welcome Back" or former-member reception, use the open house procedures. Be sure to invite your council chaplain and insurance agent to speak at the event.
- Refer to the Grand Knight's Handbook (#915), Membership Procedures section, for proper procedures for recruiting former members.
- Ask every former member visited or those at reception to sign a Membership Document (#100) to renew membership.
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After enjoying an excellent lunch at Minami, the sister restaurant to Miku that recently opened in Yaletown, I arranged to meet a friend at Miku for a sort of follow up lunch. The aburi style of saba and salmon that I enjoyed so much at Minami was introduced first at Miku. My friend was late so I enjoyed a glass of Three Blancs wine while I waited. Although the menu only listed it as from Okanagan Falls, I believe it is the blend of Pinot Blanc, Gewürtztraminer and Muscat from the Tangled Vines Estate Winery, one I have yet to visit. Anyway the wine was a perfect summer sipper, light and fruity, just to my taste.
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Sure, we've heard it before, but this time 31 of 47 people who bothered to answer their phone/e-mail are pretty sure that next week's Fed meeting will be the Fed meeting we've all been waiting and waiting and waiting for.
A majority of economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal—66% of the 47 who responded—expect the Federal Reserve to say at next week's policy meeting that it will begin cutting back its bond purchases, a widely anticipated milestone in a period of extraordinary monetary policy….
Though the majority of the economists expect the announcement of the reduction in the pace of purchases to come next week, a third of the respondents don't expect tapering to be unveiled in September. That is less of a consensus than usually precedes Fed moves and suggests that at least some market participants will be surprised if the central bank acts next week.
Does it matter? No, according to Goldman Sachs! The only thing that matters is growth, and there'll be plenty of that.
While a rolling back of Federal Reserve stimulus and budget debates in Congress will pose "moderate risk" to stocks, wrote David Kostin in a note this morning, "a pick-up in U.S. growth will outweigh near-term policy" concerns.
He recommends investors "use any equity weakness around those events as an opportunity to add exposure."
That would be a very bad idea, one (and only one) analyst at a lesser bank says, because, as it turns out, the taper does matter.
Gina Martin Adams is out on a limb. The strategist at Wells Fargo Securities is the only stock-market guru at a major Wall Street firm calling for U.S. shares to slump.
She is sticking with a call made earlier this year that the S&P 500-stock index will end 2013 at 1440. That would mean a 14% decline over the next 31/2 months, all but wiping out this year's gains. Ms. Adams reasons that once the Federal Reserve begins to pull back on its stimulus efforts, the stock market will lose a crucial source of support amid soft earnings growth….
Over the last two years, Ms. Adams's S&P 500 calls have been close to the mark. In late 2011, she predicted the index would rise to end 2012 at 1360, just 2.9% below its actual finishing mark. In 2011, she originally expected a rise to 1390, but cut her projection for the stock market's performance to 1250 in September, close to its year-end mark of 1258. But she was too bearish in 2010, when she expected the S&P 500 to finish between 980 and 1150. Instead it finished at 1258.
Economists Expect Tapering Announcement Next Week [WSJ]
Fed Taper? Debt Ceiling? No Worries, Says Goldman Sachs [WSJ Money Beat blog]
At Wells Fargo, a Bear Among Bulls [WSJ]
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Nice scoop. And, by nice scoop, I mean that I fucking hate myself for wasting the 10 seconds it took to read what you wrote.
Jon, we've heard some really disgusting things about you recently, please stick to WSJ and stop reading our work. When Megan McArdle heard about the thing you did with the stray dog she couldn't eat for the rest of the day.


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A Sauce from the Garden
Last weekend I did a little foraging around a friends garden and yard for some dinner provisions
In the yard I found a few raspberries, gooseberries, and currants. Fresh thyme grows all over the yard. And the garden is full of fresh chives.
I stated by sauteing some shallots. I then added the berries, currants, thyme, a little honey, and a little water and cooked it until the berries broke down. Stirred in the chopped chives and…voila!
A savory and tart sauce that we ate with apple smoked Niman Ranch pork chops. Not to toot my own horn…but it was pretty good.
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Well fans, the Vikes followed up the solid effort against the Raiders with their best game of the year against the 7-3 Giants on the road. Experienced fans of the Purple, unaccountably surprised by joy, are sitting with their backs to the wall, keeping a sharp eye on the door.
The elements needed for a season-ending run are in place or were, at least, out in the Meadowlands. Tarvaris Jackson played another solid game at QB, his second good outing in a row. And he didn't even get hurt, due more to an improved offensive line than good luck. Let him develop a better sense of the pocket and the rush, and his natural ability afoot will make him much harder to sack than most. Right now he has to learn to either get rid of the ball or take off, sooner rather than later.
Since the coaches replaced Artis Hicks with Anthony Herrera, pass protection and run-blocking have improved enormously. The pass rush used to flow like a river through the center-right guard, and right guard-right tackle gaps, but no more. This has made life much easier for Ryan Cook, whose opposite number must now rely much more heavily on beating him around the corner. Michael Strahan had only two tackles last Sunday, and no sacks. Until the last few weeks, the thought of a Strahan/Cook matchup would have produced nausea.
Earlier in the year Minnesota pass blockers seemed to have no clue as to what their responsibilities were, and T.J. was constantly getting hammered by guys coming full speed who were never touched. I think that happened once vs. the Giants. Could it be that the Vikes have finally bought into Brad Childress' blocking schemes? I freely admit that I don't know how they are supposed to work, but they seem to be working, and the Vikes won't face a tougher front four again this year.
On the other side of the ball, the pass defense has finally stiffened a bit, certainly in the last three out of four games. It seems that Leslie Frazier has decided that he will need to employ a lot more blitzes and stunts, with plenty of disguise, in order to get pressure on the opposing QB. This is supposedly not in accord with the Tampa - 2 defensive philosophy, but it has been working. The good coach has to bend his strategies to his players and vice-versa. In the last four games the Purple thoroughly confused two decent QBs, San Diego's Rivers and New York's Manning, and put them out of their game plans. If they can do the same to Detroit's Jon Kitna next week, the Purple will make it three in a row.
Beware, however, the wounded Lion, and bear in mind that Eli Manning, whatever the pressure last Sunday, probably played the worst game of his career. The Vikes have no right to expect to see so many rotten passes thrown against them the rest of this season, let alone from one NFL QB. Detroit has the kind of receivers that do well against Minnesota, big guys who can go up for the ball with all three elbows flying, and Jon Kitna will not rattle like a child's toy. Marcus McCauley and Cedric Griffith will have to hone their ball skills if next week's matchup in the Hump is not to be a stomach-churner. And there is always the possibility of the Purple laying the inexplicable egg, confounding all this careful analysis.


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4. In its two years of existence the Interim Committee has done little, beyond giving advice, from which Australia dissented, to the Korean Commission in connection with the holding of elections in Korea. It has done some useful work in connection with the pacific settlement of disputes and has had several recommendations accepted by the Assembly. This work, however, has mostly been done by the Secretariat and could perhaps have been more efficiently supervised by small ad hoc committees.
5. The committee has now been given a fair two years trial and the time seems opportune to review the question of its continuance. The policy of allowing it to drift into permanency might be as dangerous as that of giving it wider powers in connection with international peace and security as has been proposed by some states.
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Audrey Aho, OTR/L, CLT
Audrey graduated from Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester as a Certified Occupational therapy Assistant (COTA/L) and went on to graduate from Bay Path College in Longmeadow as an Occupational Therapist Registered/Licensed (OTR/L). Audrey has more than 18 years experience as a therapist and has worked in sports medicine, orthopedic (inpatient and outpatient), pediatrics, school systems, geriatrics, spinal cord, neurological diseases, and psychiatric. In January 2010, Audrey graduated from The Academy of Lymphatic Studies in Fort Lauderdale Florida and completed her certification as a Lymphedema therapist (CLT).
Joanne Avery, PTA
Joanne received her AS in the Physical Therapy Assistant program from Becker Junior College and her completed Bachelor's in Business Management from Becker College. Joanne has more than 30 years experience as a Physical Therapist Assistant in home care, long term care, short term rehabilitation, acute inpatient care and outpatient clinic settings. She has completed 150 observation/volunteer hours with a nurse practitioner in orthopedic physicians' office and continues to attend continuing education courses each year. Joanne became Level 1 Certified in Barnes Myofascial Release in 2010.
Denise A. Bernard, PT, C.S.C.S.A
Denise graduated of the University of Connecticut with a BS degree in Physical Therapy. Also she received certificate as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) from the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Since graduation, she has worked in various outpatient hospital settings and private practices in MA and CT specializing in orthopedics and sports medicine. Her treatment philosophy is to utilize different manual therapy techniques and functional based rehab focused to address each individual's needs and goals. Her special interests are all aspects of sports medicine but especially enjoys orthopedics.
Kellie Bennett, PTA
Kellie received her AS from the a Physical Therapist Assistant Program of Lasell College. She has more than 20 years experience working as a PTA. Kellie has worked in acute care, short term and long term rehab and home care in addition to the outpatient setting. Kellie's clinical interests are in rehabilitation of total shoulder, hip, knee replacement surgery and rehabilitation of the rotator cuff repair and has attended continuing education conferences in these and other topics.
Karen Bussiere, PT, Rehabilitation Supervisor
Karen is the Rehabilitation Supervisor Harrington HealthCare at Hubbard outpatient clinic in Webster. She is a graduate of Springfield College and has a Masters in Physical Therapy. During her more than 18 years as a PT she has worked in the acute care, long term care, short term rehab, and outpatient clinic settings. Karen has presented and developed stroke education/cardiac education groups at Massachusetts Chapter PT conferences. She pursues ongoing continuing education to broaden areas of clinical practice.
Robin Domijan
Robin is the office manager for Rehabilitation Services in Southbridge. She has been a member of the Rehab department since 2003. Robin is an active adult volunteer for several nonprofits in the Worcester area.
Mary Dona, PT
Mary graduated from Quinnipiac University in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy. In her more than 30 years of experience, Mary has worked in the acute care and outpatient settings at Harrington and Worcester hospitals. She has participated in the Runner's and Sports Medicine Clinics held by the orthopedic department and provided physical therapy services to the employee wellness program. During her more than 17 years at Harrington, she has worked treating both inpatients and outpatients. Her areas of interest and continuing education classes include manual therapy, orthopedics and sports medicine.
Sarah Duggan, PT
Sarah earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2012 from American International College and her Bachelors of Science in Movement Science with a sports medicine concentration from Westfield State College in 2008. She gained clinical experience as student in outpatient therapy, acute rehab, acute care, and skilled nursing settings. Sarah is a full time employee, working mornings in the outpatient clinic and afternoons inpatient in the hospital.
Emily Goncalves, PTA
Emily has an Associate Degree in the Physical Therapist Assistant program from Springfield Technical Community College and received the Lucile B. Hood award for excellence in clinical rehabilitation. Emily has worked at Harrington for more than 2 years working in both acute care and outpatient settings. Emily has attended several continuing education courses the areas of outpatient rehabilitation, sports medicine and inpatient hospital care.
Jilanne Hobson, PTA
Jilanne has a Bachelor of Arts Degree Performing Arts from Oklahoma City University and an AS degree from the PTA program at Becker College. In her more than 15 years as a PTA she has worked in the long-term care, sub-acute, home care settings as well as the outpatient setting.
Nancy Jones, PT
Nancy is a graduate of Sargent College of Allied Health Professionals, Boston University. In her more than 30 years as a Physical Therapist Nancy has worked in acute care, outpatient and pediatrics in schools settings. She has extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions and has attended numerous continuing education courses pertaining to shoulder, knee and hip rehabilitation. Her manual skills education includes courses in Maitland, Jones strain/counterstrain, muscle energy, craniosacral therapy, myofascial release. She has taken a particular interest in helping develop the ongoing treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction, specializing in the treatment of female incontinence and chronic pelvic pain syndromes. She has also attended courses in Core stabilization. Nancy finds Physical Therapy to be a fun and rewarding career that is as enjoyable today as when she first began.
Chris Lafleche, PT
Chris graduated from the School of Allied Health Professions at the University of Connecticut. She has 30 years experience treating a variety of clients in various settings, including inpatients, outpatients, home health care, and in the local school system while at Harrington. Chris has an interest in pediatrics, women's health, and treating musculoskeletal conditions using a manual therapy approach. She has attended numerous continuing education courses to develop and advance her manual skills, including the therapeutic techniques of strain counterstrain, muscle energy, myofascial release, and cranialsacral therapy. The majority of her work at Harrington Hospital involves the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders such as back, neck, and knee pain.
Judy Laventure, PT
Judy is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and been employed at Harrington for more than 30 years. She has worked in many areas of PT including pediatrics (school based), inpatient, outpatient and home health. She was instrumental in initiating the current outpatient Aquatic Physical Therapy Program held at the local YMCA. Judy currently works primarily in the outpatient department in both the Southbridge and Charlton campuses and runs the Aquatic program. In addition, she has been the Clinical Coordinator for Clinical Education (C.C.C.E.) for many years, providing student internships for many New England schools.
Brian LaLiberty
Brian graduated from Assumption College where he earned a Bachelors in Global Studies. His responsibilities as Audiology Assistant include: instructing patients regarding proper use and care of hearing aids and assistive listening devices; provides technical support for more advanced assistive devices; provides service regarding general maintenance and repairs of hearing aids; and assists the Audiologist during testing sessions for pediatric patients.
Liz Lopez
Liz is a Health Insurance Authorization Specialist at the Harrington Physical and Occupational Therapy Department. She has been a Harrington employee for the past six years with previous employment in the Dietary Department as a Supervisor. Liz speaks both English and Spanish which helps facilitate the non English speaking patients.
Jennifer J. Martocci, PTA
Jennifer received her AS/Physical Therapist Assistant from Becker College. She has more than 17 years of experience in the areas of acute inpatient, short term rehabilitation, skilled nursing and homecare. For the past six years, she has enjoyed providing outpatient therapy in the clinic. Jennifer attends continuing education courses each year. Her clinical areas of interest include foot and ankle injuries and deep tissue massage.
Eleasha Nicoll
Eleasha went to school at Salter's College for accounting. She has worked in the Rehab Department at Harrington Healthcare at Hubbard for more than five years.
Sandy O'Conner, PTA
Sandy worked with mentally and physically challenged residential clients for 10 years, and earned her PTA license in 1983. Her experience includes orthotic and prosthetic training as well as implementing developmental programs. She worked an additional 17 years in short term rehab and long term care where she developed a gift for getting the difficult or mentally challenged patient to participate. Most recently she spent three years working at a neuro rehab center with focus on regaining strength and function with traumatic brain injured. Sandy joined the team at Harrington in August 2010, providing inpatient and outpatient therapy.
Janet Pelletti, PT
Janet graduated from Springfield College in 1993 with a Masters Degree in Physical Therapy. In her more than 18 years as a Physical Therapist, she has worked in inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for variety of neurological and musculoskeletal conditions from children to geriatrics. She has particular interests in orthopedics, neurology, balance disorders, sports medicine and injury prevention.
Nancy Piscopo, PT
Nancy has a Bachelor of Science degree from the Boston Bouve College of Northeastern University in Boston. In more than 30 years of clinical experience, she has worked primarily in the oupatient and acute care setting, focusing mainly on orthopedic conditions. She also has also worked in the short term rehab and long term care settings. Her clinical interests include post-op orthopedic conditions, as well as functional training and rehabilitation.
Marilyn O. Reynolds, Au.D.
Marilyn obtained her undergraduate degree in Communication Disorders from Ithaca College in New York, and received her graduate degree in Audiology from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. She was awarded a Doctorate in Audiology from the Arizona School of Health Sciences in 2008. After completing her clinical fellowship year in Caribou, Maine, she continued to live and work in Northern Maine for seven years. She then moved down to Massachusetts and has been the audiologist at Harrington in 1988. The majority of her experience has focused on diagnosing hearing loss and dispensing hearing aids. Marilyn is Board Certified in Audiology, a fellow member of the Academy of Dispensing Audiologists, American Academy of Audiology and the American Speech Language Hearing Association.
Jen Shanahan, PT
Jen earned a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Biology from Stonehill College and a Master of Science degree from Boston University in. In more than 15 years of clinical practice she has worked in several different settings including acute care hospitals, nursing homes, home care and outpatient orthopedic clinics. She assists with custom wheelchair prescriptions at Harrington. Her other interests include orthopedic and post operative rehab and treatment of patients with low back pain due to sacroiliac dysfunction. Her continuing education has focused on manual therapy techniques.
Urszula Sobczak, PTA
Ursula earned an AS degree from the Physical Therapist Assistant program at Becker College. During her more than 13 years as a PTA she has worked in the outpatient rehab clinic, long term care, acute inpatient rehabilitation and back-to-work center settings. She is specialized in office and workplace ergonomics, as well as work hardening programs. Urszula also serves the Harrington community as Polish Language Interpreter.
Sue St. Martin, PTA
Sue holds a Bachelor or Science in Sociology from North Adams State College. She earned her Associates Degree in Physical Therapy from Springfield Technical Community College. She has worked at Harrington more than 13 years, primarily in the outpatient department, treating a wide variety of orthopedic and neurological diagnoses. Sue regularly participates in continuing education relating to all aspects of orthopedic rehab, including myofascial techniques.
Meredith Sheehan, PT
Meredith is a graduate of Simmons College where she earned a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree. As a student, she gained full-time clinical experience in varied settings including: outpatient physical therapy pediatrics, long term acute care and early intervention. She has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 2007. Meredith enjoys working in both the inpatient and outpatient settings at Harrington.
Joyce Szeredy, PT
Joyce is a graduate of the University of Connecticut. During her almost 50 years as a physical Therapist she has worked in several settings including general hospitals, acute and sub-acute in-patient rehab centers, as well as, long term facilities. She is a per diem physical therapist at the Harrington Rehab Clinic in Webster.
Lurena Thomas, COTA/L
Lurena is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, having graduated from Quinsigamond Community College. During her more than 15 years of working as a COTA Lurena has worked in many settings including home care, outpatient, inpatient and psychiatric. Lurena's primary focus is inpatient medical units as well as the psychiatric unit, where individual and group treatment is provided.
Audrey Weston, OTR/L
Audrey is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and has worked as an OT for more than 30 years. Audrey has worked in Early Intervention, school systems, home care, inpatient medical/surgical and psychiatric, outpatient mental health day program, long term care and home care. Audrey became the Director of OT in 1982 and supervised all OT at HMH and has provided clinical supervision of over 100 students from various New England colleges. Audrey's primary area of patient care is evaluation and treatment of upper extremity disorders and surgeries.
Cynthia Whalen, COTA/L
Cynthia is a graduate of Quinsigamond Community College, Occupational Therapy Assistant Program. She also attended Worcester State College. Cynthia has more than 30 years experience working as a COTA/L at Harrington. Areas of experience include: pediatrics/school systems; nursing home; medical/surgical inpatients; outpatient clinic; and mental health inpatient unit. Cynthia has also supervised numerous Occupational Therapy Assistant students.
Kathleen Williamson MS, CCC/SLP
Kathleen is a graduate of Worcester State College and the University of Rhode Island where she earned a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees in Communication Disorders. Kathleen is experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of childhood, adult and geriatric speech and language disorders, adult/geriatric swallowing impairment, and cognitive-communication disorders. She has received specialized training in Deep Pharyngeal Neuromuscular Stimulation for Swallowing VitalStim Therapy, Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation for Swallowing, Lee Silverman Voice Therapy (LSVT), and Lingraphica, electronic communication device. Kathleen is the Director of Speech Language Pathology at HMH.
Pat Wood
Pat is a secretary for the Rehabilitation Department at the Webster campus. She has been secretary for 11 years. Prior to her joining the Rehab Department, she worked in Materials Management for the Webster outpatient site.
Karen Woodward, OTR/L
Karen graduated from Worcester State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Therapy. She was drawn to Harrington's distinctive character and gained employment soon out of school. During her more than 10 years at Harrington, she has worked inpatient care on both the medical and psychiatric floors. On occasion she is called upon to perform pre-op education. Karen has worked in the home care and short term sub-acute settings as well.


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In relation to my most recent photo I decided to try to write this post, about a question that's been on my mind for quite some time.
Ever since I started posting photos on a blog, I've been wrestling with the concept of photo manipulation. More specifically, to do, or not to do it. My dear wife have been forced to listen to my moral dilemmas every time I've been considering posting a more, or less, manipulated photo. If you search for photo manipulation on Google's images search, you'll get a selection of photos ranging from people manipulated into zombies, to photos of a very surreal and undefinable nature, or people just getting rainbow colored smoke from their cigarettes. So, the level of manipulation varies quite a bit.
The first impression of these images might be that they are really stunning work, which a lot of them are – images you might wish you had taken… wait a second. That's the problem isn't it. At least for me. This is where I always get stuck with the question "Is this really considered photography still?". Hence, my big moral dilemma lies in, when does a photo stop being just a photo, and when does it go over to being a form of digital creation.
I think it's fair to assume that most photographers today tamper with their photos in some way, the modern equivalent of the analog darkroom, adding contrast or brightness. But, even take my photo mentioned above (Forgotten), or any other photo of the same concept. Is this to be considered photo tampering, or photo manipulation?
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Dwight Howard (ankle) will be a game-time decisions for Wednesday's game against the Mavericks.
Kevin Martin returned to shooting workouts on Monday and is hopeful that he'll be able to play against the Celtics on Wednesday.
Langston Galloway has reportedly agreed to a deal that will keep him with the Knicks.
Luol Deng (sore calf) is doubtful for Tuesday's game against the Bucks.
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Bought one and returned it immediately. Looks like green slime. Bought quilted 10 top in gold burst with mixed hardware. Now that's a beaut.
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Michael Apelt - Michael Apelt and his brother, Rudi, came to Arizona from West Germany and began courting numerous women. Michael eventually met Cynthia Monkman and married her in October 1988. One month later, Michael applied for $400,000 in life insurance on Cynthia. The policies became effective on December 22, 1988. On the night of December 23, Michael and Rudi took Cynthia into the desert near Apache Junction and killed her by stabbing her numerous times in the chest and back and cutting her throat. Michael and Rudi returned to Mesa and, in the early morning hours of December 24, Michael called the police and reported that Cynthia had disappeared. A citizen found the body in the desert later that day. Rudi Apelt was tried separately and was convicted of first degree murder, and sentenced to death. In May 2009, a judge ruled Rudi was mentally retarded and changed his sentence to life with a possibility of parole after 25 years.


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He continues, "It's been a very popular move. It's a commuting area. People come home in the evening and they go to class. There's plenty of free parking. It's easy to come in and to leave. Because of that, we decided to offer afternoon classes as well. The Elmwood campus has been nothing but a total success."
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We are looking for a good 30" gas range. The options within my budget are as follows: 1. Bertazzoni A304GGVXE: $2000 2. Bluestar RCS304BV1 : $2700 3. Capital PSGR304N : $2600 Can someone help me decide which one is the best value among these? Also if the owners for these could chip in with what they like/dislike about each of them it would really help. We would use the burners a lot and oven occasionally. We hardly do any baking. Oven would be mainly used for roasting stuff. I am currently leaning towards the Bertazzoni mainly due to the cost. I know that the BS and Capital have much more powerful burners but not sure if I need that much power, any examples of where more powerful helps would be very helpful. |
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All three ranges have 15k btu burners. The Capital has all 4 at 15k,the BS 3 plus a simmer,and Berta has 15k plus a simmer plus two intermediate burners. IMO the growing consensus here at GW is these intermediate burners are the least effective. On 30" ranges you should have maybe one dedicated simmer and the rest power burners. There is nothing the intermediate burners can do that the simmer or power burner can not do. The bigger advantage of the BS is the eveness of the heat.You can make an uneven burner cook better with good thick bottomed pots/pans. Or you can get the BS and start with good evenness and optionally make it better with better cookware. The BS has a 15" heigh oven,the Capital 15" and the Berta 13". Some people think 14" is too low. To answer you last question good power allows you to sear meat better,saute better,boil quicker,and recover temperatures better. Drop cold food into a pot of boiling water drops the temp of the water. High heat allows the pot to recover to that 212 or so degrees faster.Allowing more even cooking. In short I would get the RCS. BTW There used to be a lot of Berta owners post here not so much anymore. Not too many owners of that discontinued Capital Performance Series either. A few RCS owners. |
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Broan 164 White 70 CFM 3.5 Sone Ceiling Mounted HVI Certified Utility Fan with Dual Lights
Technical Specs
Specification Sheet | |
Installation Guide | |
Product Specifications | |
Installation Manual | |
Indoor Air Quality Graphic | |
Amperage | 4.5 |
Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Type | Infrared |
CFM (High) | 70 |
Collection | Bulb Heater |
Configuration | Exhaust Fan |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Duct Discharge | Horizontal |
Duct Size | 4" Round |
Energy Star | No |
Function | Heater, Utility Fan |
Grille Finish | White |
Grille Length | 10.25 |
Grille Width | 15.625 |
HVI Certified | Yes |
Heater Included | Yes |
Heater Watts | 500 |
Housing Depth | 6.375 |
Housing Length | 14.25 |
Housing Width | 8.375 |
Humidity Sensing | No |
Installation Type | Ceiling |
Light Included | Yes |
Made in America | Yes |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
Material | Plastic |
Max Ventilation Area | 60 |
Motion Sensor | No |
Night Light | Yes |
Number of Bulbs | 2 |
Product Weight | 9 |
Sones | 3.5 |
UL Listed | No |
Voltage | 120 |
Wattage | 545 |
Watts Per Bulb | 250 |
- Features a powerful 70 CFM permanently lubricated and sealed motor that's specifically designed for continuous use applications.
- Includes a 500 Watt high-output heater, keeping your bathroom comfortable and warm, even in the coldest seasons.
- Mounts directly to joists via adjustable mounting brackets with keyhole slots which makes for an intuitive, straight-forward installation.
- Equipped with 250 watt Infrared lighting and integrated nightlight, ensuring your bathroom is brightly lit without the need for additional fixtures (bulbs sold separately).
- Compatible with a number of Broan multi-function and time control wall switches (sold separately).
- Not recommended for use over bathtubs and showers.
- Sones: 3.5
- Duct Size: 4 Inch Round
- Grill Width: 15.625 Inches
- Grill Length: 10.25 Inches
- Housing Width: 8.375 Inches
- Housing Length: 14.25 Inches
- Housing Depth: 6.375 Inches
- Lighting Type: Infrared (bulbs not included)
- HVI Certified: Yes
- UL Listed: No
- 163: Heat Lamps Only
- 164 (This Model): 70 CFM Fan, Heat Lamps
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The fan in this unit is used for ventilation. You can wire this to a double switch to use the two features separately.
The Broan model I have is installed in the bathroom ceiling just outside the shower. It has a fan that runs as soon as the switch is turned on. Is the purpose of the fan to distribute the heat provided by the lamps or to provide ventilation? (I have separate ventilation installed as well.) Is it possible to use only the heat lamps without the fan? I thought that the warmth from two 250 watt heat lamps would be sufficient but I'd like more warmth in the winter.
A. The fan in this unit is used for ventilation. You can wire this to a double switch to use the two features separately.
No, you do not have to use heat bulbs with the Broan 164.
Do you have to use a heat bulb in this unit? Would I be able to use a fluorescent bulb instead?
A. No, you do not have to use heat bulbs with the Broan 164.
They are both set up for heat bulbs. Use 250-watt R40/BR40 size infrared bulbs (not included).
Are both bulbs heat bulbs or is one heat and the other light?
A. They are both set up for heat bulbs. Use 250-watt R40/BR40 size infrared bulbs (not included).
Yes, the Broan 164 can be wired to a triple switch to control each function individually.
Can this unit be wired to a triple switch? One for the fan, and a separate switch for each bulb (one infrared, one fluorescent), to control them all independently?
A. Yes, the Broan 164 can be wired to a triple switch to control each function individually.
This unit uses (2) 250W BR40-size infrared bulbs to produce heat. It does not have a forced air heating element.
Does this unit provide forced-air heat (does it have heating elements)?
A. This unit uses (2) 250W BR40-size infrared bulbs to produce heat. It does not have a forced air heating element.
The Broan 164 is rated for wet or dry locations.
Can this only be installed in a shower?
A. The Broan 164 is rated for wet or dry locations.
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One Year Limited Warranty
Broan-NuTone warrants to the original consumer purchaser of its products that such products will be free from defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original purchase. THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
During this one-year period, Broan-NuTone will, at its option, repair or replace, without charge, any product or part which is found to be defective under normal use and service.
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT EXTEND TO FLUORESCENT LAMP STARTERS AND TUBES. This warranty does not cover (a) normal maintenance and service or (b) any products or parts which have been subject to misuse, negligence, accident, improper maintenance or repair (other than by Broan-NuTone), faulty installation or installation contrary to recommended installation instructions.The duration of an implied warranty is limited to the one-year period as specified for the express warranty. Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
BROAN-NUTONE'S OBLIGATION TO REPAIR OR REPLACE, AT BROAN-NUTONE'S OPTION, SHALL BE THE PURCHASER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY UNDER THIS WARRANTY. BROAN-NUTONE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH PRODUCT USE OR PERFORMANCE. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. This warranty supersedes all prior warranties.
To qualify for warranty service, you must (a) notify Broan-NuTone at the address telephone number below, (b) give the model number and part identification and (c) describe the nature of any defect in the product or part. At the time of requesting warranty service, you must present evidence of the original purchase date.
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Be prepared as Audi is soon going to bring in the new and fantastic Audi R-Drive in to the country. The firm has always been known for its extra premium and luxurious sports car, which are loaded with numerous high class technology and the new Audi R-Drive will be no different. It will certainly set a new benchmark when the sports cars will be discussed in India. The exteriors in the above video do look amazing and you could see the DNA of Audi. Furthermore, it appears that the performance of the car will also not disappoint the car fanatics and this one would be able to catch up a very mesmerizing top speed and go from 0-100kmph in less than five seconds. There is no doubt that Audi R-Drive could just turn out to be one of the best sport car in India.
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I usually play with 2 players, but last night I decided to try my hand at single player and quickly chucked together the following deck. It's a very basic tactics/spirit deck and doesn't contain 'splashes' of non-hero spheres (trying to avoid cards I feel I rely on too much e.g. steward of gondor). I've only played 'Into the Pit' and 'The Seventh Level' so far and managed to beat them both on the first attempt.. which surprised me because I didn't build the deck around any particular theme or strategy, and I had both Watchful Eyes attached to Glorfindel and Beorn the majority of the time but the deck still coped (it was nice not having rely on Miner of the Iron Hills for once - I've only ever really played Khazad-Dum with Dwarves). I just wanted to try out Beorn . I have very little single player experience so any improvements/suggestions are very welcome!
HEROES (starting threat 26):
Glorfindel (Spirit)
Deck (50 cards):
Vassal of the Windlord x3
Gondorian Spearmen x3
Trollshaw Scout x3
Imladris Stargazer x2
Zigil Miner x2
Arwen Undomiel x2
Northern Tracker x2
Gandalf x2 (Core)
Gandalf x1 (Over Hill and Under Hill)
Horn of Gondor x1
Blade of Gondolin x2
Rivendell Blade x3
Light of Valinor x3
Miruvor x3
Ancient Mathom x3
Unexpected Courage x1
Unseen Strike x2
Feint x2
Elrond's Counsel x3
A Test of Will x2
Hasty Stroke x2
Dwarven Tomb x1
Stand and Fight x2


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Also known as Indian Pink Root. Looking for seeds, plants or root divisions.
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If you can't find any trades, you can buy Spigelia Marylandica is Rock Island Wildflowers. They have them for $5 bareroot. They are listed under Limited Quantity Plants. Even better, they have an internet special where you can get 10 for $36, plus $7 postage, so it pays to order online. Ordered some of these myself. Didn't come up last year, but am hoping they will this year. Talked to the owner, and he was very nice. General website is www.rockislandwildflowers.com. Specific address for spigelia marylandica is listed below -- but remember to take advantage of the internet special if you (and your friends) need 10 or more. Here's additional contact info: Rock Island Wildflowers They have lots of other wonderful wildflowers and shade plants. All are bareroot. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rock Island Wildflowers Spigelia Marylandica
I just ordered Indian Pinks and received them yesterday. They were delivered UPS, had a beautiful root system with lovely foliage starting to emerge. I highly recommend Mailordernatives.com in Lee, Florida. You won't go wrong on an order from Amy. Elaine |
I watched all my plants last year like a hawk waiting for ripe seeds. There one day gone the next. I'm trying cuttings this year. PP |
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When the seeds ripen, the capsule pops open flinging the two seeds away from the plant. I've planted all the seeds I could retrieve last fall--will have to wait and see if any germinate. I wonder if this would survive in zone 4 since it's primarily a Southern plant. |
Does anyone have seeds of Marilandica spigelia that came from the wild, or from multiple seedlings? The problem with mail order nursery material is that often, this plant is propagated by root-division; no genetic diversity; all clonal. Thank you, |
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Humpty Dumpty; The Great Wall Builders GWBU Stock Pump Is About To Dump
Stock promotion i.e. pump and dumps are rather elementary, promoters tout stock to rudimentary traders and when the promotion ends the stock plummets because there are no real bids at the artificial levels. With that in mind, it's fitting to start this blog post with a nursery rhyme. What? You didn't know Great Wall Builders (OTCBB:GWBU) stock was a promotion bound to dump like the promoter's previous picks Sunpeaks Ventrues (OTCBB:SNPK) now (OTCBB:SNPKE) with the E meaning delinquent in required filings with the SEC, North Springs Resources (OTCBB:NSRS), Raystream (OTCBB:RAYS) and Amwest Imaging (OTCBB:AMWI)? I used to be an elementary education teacher for 10 years… so let's start with the basics.
GWBU stock sat on a wall;
GWBU is about to have a great fall!
All the pumper's horses (Awesome Penny Stocks and Penny Pic)
And all the pumper's men (Preferred Penny Stocks and Free Investment Report)
Won't put GBWU's stock together again!
Okay, back to the real world. GWBU stock has been pumped for almost 6 weeks now walked up from $.40 in early May to a high of $1.95 on Thursday with Friday's close at $1.63. Make no mistake, these are the biggest stock promoters on Wall Street and while I have nothing against stock promotion, I do believe all holders should be on watch for GWBU's inevitable dump.
Dump?! What Jason Bond?! Awesome Penny Stocks said it could hit $8! You're just a hater Jason Bond! How could it dump if it's going to hit $8 according to the promoters that are seemingly untouchable by the SEC despite $8 – $10 price targets on SNPK and GWBU? Well my friends, let's just run a background check before we go any further.
Keep in mind, I called the NSRS tank the day before it fell apart and saved subscribers hundreds of thousands of dollars to say the least – calling the NSRS promotion top
GWBU is Awesome Penny Stocks current pick…
The same stock promoters recent pick…
Think I'm just poaching traffic since GWBU is the hot pump right now? Think again… this SNPK now SNPKE blog save innocent traders hundreds of thousands of dollars by simply making them aware of how to trade pumps. Wall Street's ugliest charts and how you can learn to avoid them.
Don't believe me? Check out some of their old promotions I've written about below, how about the charts below that, look familiar?
The NSRS Stock Promotion Is Ending, Here's How I Know
Raystream (RAYS) Stock; A Predictable Dump After The Blatant Pump
The AMWI Stock Dump Caught Live And On Demand From JasonBondPicks – this video will make you sick
Is POWT A Scam? BestDamnPennyStocks Promotion Crushes Subscribers
This is the harsh reality of trading penny stocks
Now let me go on record, I have nothing against stock promotion. To be quite honest, I love trading volatile picks like this but it's not for the beginners. I say this so many times I feel like a broken record but I teach people how to profit from such blatant manipulation. You can bet my subscribers know better than to buy and hold GWBU at this point in the game and by the way, some of my biggest losses have come from stock promotion so I've been there my friends.
Awesome Penny Stocks pick before SNPK now SNPKE…
Preferred Penny Stocks pick before GWBU…
Yup, they released Rarus Technologies as a decoy pump and dump to stop front loaders from entering their picks, sucked in about $25,000,000 yes $25 million and dumped it all the next 3 days.
So unlike SNPK I'm giving you a warning… if you didn't know what you are caught up in you better get your guard up immediately and subscribe to my premium swing trading newsletter to learn more on how the world of stock promotion works.
"Just got out of CSCO calls, +$2,500! Thanks Luke."
It appears to me that it's safe to buy and sell the promoted stock at least within the first two days of promotion, am I right mr Bond?
GWBU is not like any APS promos from the past. This thing still has room to run IMO, but will dump eventually just like all the others.
Very foolish, to buy these pump and dump PERIOD !!! There is too many swing trades to make a good 5% to 10% on, why even bother with the unpredictability of a PUMP and DUMP scam !!!! I tried and tried to figure out a rime or reason on a way to figure out a trend on pump and dumps on stockpromotors.com. All pump and dumps don't automatically behave the same way.
CLNO was climbing nicely, but Friday, a huge group decided to jump on it for monday, so Friday they began preloading it, and at end of day, forced a cap up to .12 cents. Typically, when this happens, the stock goes up quickly, then the folks that preloaded it, dump on it, HARD.
For those that play promo's (I myself tink it wise to stay away, is GBGM) it will released at 0930. Alot of newsleters behind it, another 30 minute wonder
Not to be naive, but if all of the websites are owned by Centro Azteca, why wouldn't they start at the same time, which was 5/15, and end at the same time ($100K for a two month promotion)?
Hey Jason,
Nice analysis.
But there is a big difference from GWBU than the other stock you compared it to.
GWBU is stabilized with a nice plateau. The others all go UP and DOWN with no stabilization.
Do you think this stabilization plays any key role in determining if this stock will dump?
You don't know when the promoters are going to stop promoting and start dumping. The current price is wholly dependent on their level of promotion. You're completely at thier mercy, plateau or not.
You just have to buy EARLY and sell 1-2 month later. I sold all my GWBU yesterday and made a fortune. I hope GWBU does not go over 2$ or else I'll regret my action
Hey, I know what you are saying Jason, but if you take a look at the most recent news regarding the company you will see that Mercedes is testing this technology as we speak and you know BMW and other European automakers are probably going to follow suit, You will also not that the company has now made the technology work for marine motors. Why? My guess is they have already been approached by marine manufacturers who have interest. So I think this one may have a real shot. I am new to this but I just wanted to put out my opinion.
Cheers, Mitch
Please dont believe everything you hear.
Is this still a viable option now that it is trading around 30 cents?
Why can't you wait for a peak and then short the stock. It seemed to have worked the last three or four picks.
GWBU Bought some today June 29th between 15-16 cents. I figure at this price any little bit of positive news could easily double the price. I realize its speculation but I feel this company does have more potential than your run of the mill penny stocks and if nothing else a dead cat bounce from the recent freefall…….We;ll see…………WW
How can know when get out of GWBU and know that is the best I can do or should I just eat my loss and sell now.
i lost 8k the first day it dumped from 1.69. they slowly unloaded for a couple days and then….BAM!!. i was convinced that it would break 2 dollars with them saying they'd shut down their newsletter (so was gonna get out at 1.98) if it didn't break 2 dollars. figured theres no way they would…. unless the owners decided to cash in their chips for good. looks like they may have as they have sent out nothing about GWBU since 50cents:(
just and FYI for anyone who reads this. I've learned more about trading in a couple weeks being onboard with Jason than i have in the past year. He's and excellent communicator and does a fantastic job breaking things down with simplicity. Made 1k dollars off of one of his oversold picks BIOL 3day swing trade. its very exciting having technically sound predictions with smart entry and exit points maximizing our gains and minimizing our losses with tight stop losses. definitely see myself doing this full-time in the next year or two.
I've lost on every pump & dump I went into… My own fault, never had cash available when the pump started, so when the cash was available, I jumped in. Yeah, you can say it… "Idiot!"
Is this another Alex Barta Scam?


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Undécima Estación: Jesús es clavado en la cruz
Todos: Que por Tu Santa Cruz redimiste al mundo.
Te encuentras tendido en la cruz que te hicieron cargar. Los Soldados clavaron tus pies y manos. Te sientes abandonado por tus amigos y por las personas que tanto amaste. Las personas, parece, se han vuelto loca. Tu solo has hecho el bien, y ellos te taladran los pies y las manos con clavos.
Como un nińo, a veces hiero a los demás. A veces me pongo de acuerdo con mis amigos para decidir quien no nos va a caer bien. Nos unimos en gangas para causar dolor y sufrimiento a otros. Muchas veces digo o hago cosas dolorosas a mis hermanos. Me puedo imaginar lo que piensan de ellos mismos... si creen todo lo que les digo.
Como un adulto, a veces discrimino contra los demás. Aun sin pensarlo, Ijuzgo a los demás por su color de piel, inteligencia, nivel económico o nombre. Se me olvida que tengo que vivir comportándome como un hermano con los demás. Muchas veces uso palabras de desprecio contra mis familiares y amigos. Se me es fácil buscar las cosas menos importantes y hacerlas inmensamente gigantes y formar un revuelo de eso.
Ayúdame a ver de nuevo a la gente que me rodea como mis hermanos. Ayúdame a descubrir el dolor y el sufrimiento que he causado en los demás. Quedate conmigo para que me ayudes a enmendar todo el dańo que he hecho.
Mi Jesús, por la agonía de Thine cuando las manos y los pies blandos perforados los clavos crueles de Thy y fijado les a la cruz, hacen que crucifica mi carne por el penance de Christian.
Nuestro Padre.... El Granizo Maria.... La gloria esté al padre....
Lider: Jesús Cristo Crucificó.
Todos: tenga misericordia en nosotros.
Lider: mayo las almas del haber salido fiel, con la misericordia del dios, resto en paz.
Todos: Amen.
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- 4th Estación: Jesús se encuentra con su madre
- 5th Estación: Simon, el cirineo, ayuda a Jesús a cargar la cruz
- 6th Estación: Veronica limpia el rostro de Jesús
- 7th Estación: Jesús cae por segunda vez
- 8th Estación: Jesús consuela a las mujeres de Jerusalem
- 9th Estación: Jesús cae por tercera vez
- 10th Estación: Jesús es despojado de sus vestiduras
- 11th Estación: Jesús es clavado en la cruz
- 12th Estación: Jesús muere en la cruz
- 13th Estación: Jesús es bajado de la cruz
- 14th Estación: Jesús es sepultado
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when a remake contains a lot of new material; A remake that also doubles as a sequel.
Gunstar Super Heroes, NiGHTs 2, and Casino Royale could be considered requels.
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A narrative that involves a movie that's both a remake and a prequel/sequel which contains new material while keeping it in continuity.
Casino Royale, X-Men: First Class, Dawn Of The Dead, Requel
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