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There was a time when spoof were actually great. Before the invasion of trying too hard and way too topical 'movie' movies. Most of these classics had one of two things in common, Mel Brooks or Leslie Nielsen. Dracula Dead and Loving It actually has both! Anyone that knows a thing or two about comedy knows who Mel Brooks is, and most likely has at least three of his movies, this piece was the last movie that Mel Brooks directed, hopefully this will one day change because the man has yet to make a bad movie. It's been many years; this one came out in 1995. The movie centers around the classic story of Dracula, in fact it actually sticks to it quite well for a comedy. It's basically a retelling of the classic movie, with a Mel Brooks spin on things. Leslie Nielson is in as the main man, Count Dracula. There are great performances by Peter MacNicol as Renfield and Steven Weber as Jonathan Harker. And as usual the writer/director has to get in on the action, Mel Brooks is here taking up the roll of Van Helsing. If you're a fan of the Dracula tale or one of GOOD spoof movies then if by some chance you haven't seen this yet you've got to check it out.
REVIEW: Dracula: Dead and Loving It
April 29, 2011
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REVIEW: Knucklehead
February 3, 2011
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When, WHEN will I learn to stop watching WWE movies? Over and over I fall for the same tricks, most of the time I figure the stupid action movies or awful looking horror movies will just be bad fun, but they always turn out to be bad. This time around I actually had faith for a good movie. It was a comedy movie, which I've always thought they should go with and in the main role this time was the Big Show (Paul Wight), whom I thought was perfect because he's a pretty entertaining and funny guy. I'm not sure where this movie fell short but it was pretty hard to watch. I guess you have to blame it on the script or the directing but I couldn't say for sure. The one thing I was really impressed with was the cast here. You didn't have billion dollar Hollywood super stars but you did have a lot of pretty good names in the credits. Besides your giant star you also had Melora Hardin, Will Patton, and Dennis Farina. But even with a quality cast like this it couldn't save the movie. The most important thing about a comedy is that you laugh; unfortunately I don't think I did that even once in this movie. From bland jokes that fall on their face to just really lame toilet humor there's not much that's redeemable about the film. The previews for this movie didn't look too good but I still had to give it a chance. I know when the next one comes out I'll fall for it again too. At least I can say I think this may have been the best of the WWE movies, but really that's not saying a lot. This movie is about an orphanage that runs into money trouble (as you can tell already this is the most original story ever); the Big Show is working at the place, and is an orphan himself. Coming through town is a down on his luck gambler who's looking for a fighter that might help him get out of debt, enter the big man. The two of them with the addition of a fine lady from the orphanage go cross country picking up fights and experience to get to the big tournament where they will inevitably win the money and save everyone making things a super sweet over happy ending. I was really hoping this would be a little more 'Tommy Boy' and a lot less, whatever the fuck that was. I assume because they WWE is going for its whole PG thing right now there were a lot of restrictions put on the jokes to make them more family friendly, and as we know, that's never a good mix for comedy. At least I hope that was the reason this is more like a Full House episode than a comedy movie.
REVIEW: Due Date
November 25, 2010
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Director Todd Phillips has brought us some pretty good stuff so far, The Hangover, School for Scoundrels, and Old School to name a few. Now he takes us on a journey that seems like we may have been on before, Due Date. The story of the odd couple pairing of straight laced serious guy Robert Downey Jr and wacky man Zach Galifianakis and their journey across the country. Peter Highman (Robert Downey Jr) is trying to get home to his pregnant wife, a chance with screw up Ethan Tremblay (Zach Galifianakis) lands him on a no fly list so he is unable to simply hop on a plane to his wife. Further complications of losing his wallet leave him with the only choice of taking an impromptu road trip with our lovable obnoxious slob where wacky hijinks ensue. Granted Peter isn't trying to get home for Thanksgiving, and there is no classic car fire scene but this movie does sound a whole lot like the John Hughes classic Planes, Trains & Automobiles staring the brilliant team of Steve Martin and John Candy. I'm not sure how intentional this was by the writers but this really borders on remake territory. Luckily for my rage over remakes and the audience watching this, the movie does stand on its own two feet. In just over an hour and a half, your average classic comedy time, this movie does pull in a lot of good laughs; it's pretty goddamn funny actually. Granted some people may say Zach Galifianakis plays the same guy in every movie, or that Robert Downey Jr is washed up, but fuck them, even if it's true it all works out for this one. Anybody that likes your odd ball buddy comedy movies will thoroughly enjoy this one; it's one of the better comedies I've seen all year.
REVIEW: Date Night
October 24, 2010
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I was kind of anticipating this movie, I imagine I had the same thoughts as most people the first time they heard about it. Steve Carell and Tina Fey, how can this fail? It's going to be great! Besides the stars of the film the rest of the cast is pretty padded, you'll find Common, Mark Wahlberg, Ray Liotta, James Franco, Mila Kunis, and William Fichtner. Some fans of The League and Always Sunny in Philadelphia might notice some familiar faces as well. First thing you hear in the movie is the Ramones, off to a good start. From there it basically flattens out, there are some highlights, a few laughs just not a lot, It's enjoyable, not bad but it does sort of fall flat. It's just not as good as it should be with the cast at hand. Ultimately what we've got is sort of an extreme romantic comedy with action and a married couple. This is more of the type of movie you turn on when you're laying on the couch on a lazy Wednesday afternoon flipping through channels. During the credits there are outtakes, most of which are the best parts of the movie.
REVIEW: Student Bodies
October 16, 2010
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Student Bodies is tagged as the world's first comedy horror movie, I didn't put in enough effort to research whether or not this was true. If this is true then the movie is pretty impressive seeing as there was nothing to build on. It's a great prototype for movies like it, and by prototype I mean I wouldn't throw this around as my final product but it has solid building blocks. There are a lot of gags in here that work very well, like the killer's silly self narration, or the on-screen body count. But I go back to the term of prototype again because, there's nothing in there that's really laugh out loud hilarious, or really even that funny, just some things that you'll see and think 'oh that's pretty funny'. You won't find a star-studded cast or crew here but that doesn't matter if things are done right, and I don't think this film suffers from that. In the movie we've got heavy doses of Prom Night/Halloween/Friday the 13th mixed in to spoof off of and serves as the structure. There's a high school where couples start getting murdered, the one thing they have in common is they always seem to do dying when they're sexing it up. And of course there's a mystery of who the killer is which makes a nice twist. If you're a super fan of spoof movies you might want to check this out, but I wouldn't go to great lengths searching it out and expecting some sort of super horror comedy, because you will be let down. I think it serves a better purpose of a piece of history, like a window into things to come.
REVIEW: Cop Out
August 26, 2010
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Another Kevin Smith movie, Cop Out. A buddy cop movie starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan. A lot of people hated this movie and were really down on it, but I don't know what for. I mean it's pretty much as I expected. Bruce Willis being badass yet amusing, and Tracy Morgan doing stupid shit. I don't see what the problem is here. I enjoyed the movie quite a bit. Kevin Smith continues to be a good comedy director, I'm not sure what next level shit some people hold him to but this was just fine, not every movie he makes has to have Jay and Silent Bob in it. Hell the first ten minutes of this movie are straight up fucking hilarious. If you like comedy movie you should check it out, just don't hold it to some super expectations.
REVIEW: Grown Ups
August 1, 2010
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Sometimes there are those movies were the trailer looks like it might be a dud but you figure it can't be bad because it's got a great cast behind it. This is kind of how I felt about Grown Ups. The trailer looked like your run of the mill family comedy movie, not much interest there, but it's got a great cast line up so I figured at the very least there had to be a couple good laughs in it. That cast includes Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, David Spade, Rob Schneider and Salma Hayek. There was also surprise appearances by Steve Buscemi, Colin Quinn and Tim Meadows. Not to mention this was written by Adam Sandler and Fred Wolf (a man who had a hand in such greats as Black Sheep, Dirty Work, Joe Dirt and Strange Wilderness. So I felt pretty confident that I'd at least be amused here. Luckily this movie does more than amuse, it's pretty damn funny. Despite it's look as a lame family friendly comedy it had me laughing pretty good more than a few times. And for those of you that are hoping for that family friendly bullshit don't worry there this is one of those cases where a movie gets some big laughs in a totally G rated enviroment. If you're thinking about checking this out but aren't sure, I say go for it, I'm glad I did.


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I have been trying to install Magento all day without any success. I have tried using the downloader & the full install with the same results for both.
I get the Magento Installation Wizard page just fine. I click the "Start the download process" button & it seems to work fine & then it seems to stop altogether after it gets this far
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I don't get any errors it just stops. I am using Firefox version 2 & also get the same results with IE.
It's a GoDaddy shared hosting Deluxe account. php 5 MySQL 5.0 database.
Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?
When I run the magento-check.php file. It says the server meets all the requirements except it says
"You need MySQL 4.1.20 (or greater)"
But the database I created is 5.0
Could this be a problem?
Somehow I posted this in the Programming Questions forum instead of the Installation Problems forum.
Could a moderator please move it? Sorry about the error!
I just created a database on a different GoDaddy shared hosting account that meets the minimum requirements & loaded the database & the media folder files & uploaded the downloader installer & the same thing happens. It hangs at nearly the same spot. :(
Can anyone tell me what's wrong? I would really like to try this software out.
Well I guess, that Magento is constantly running into the script runtime limit. On most shared hosters I came across so far, scripts are only allowed to run for 90 seconds and then killed.
I strongly believe, that this is the problem, which kills my magento installation almost everytime I try to update the Core via MagentoConnect.
Ever find a solution? I'm on GoDaddy shared and am getting the same problem.
I got Magento installed on the GoDaddy server. I can't remember what I did to get it to install maybe it was increasing the memory limit in the .htaccess file?
# php_value memory_limit 64M php_value memory_limit 128M php_value max_execution_time 18000
Any way. I got the installation running & did some testing but it is way too slow on the GoDaddy server so I am moving it to another hosting company.
Same problem for me, the installation hangs at about that point. I presume it is GoDaddy. (I had ColdFusion problems there, too.)
Has anyone tried hosting with Nexcess.net? They offer Magento already installed on shared hosting. At $6.95 a month, it isn't much more than GoDaddy. I wish I didn't have to leave GoDaddy, as I have several accounts there, but I really want to use Magento.
Any experience with this?
Thanks. Susan
Could it be the shared servers memory limit, I've found mine hangs too on a 1and1 shared hosting account. The phpinfo.php says memory_limit 40M


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Steelers coach won't say if Ben Roethlisberger will play
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin was in midseason form Thursday, declining to say who would start at quarterback against the visiting Lions on Saturday.
"We're going to make you come to the stadium to find out," he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Remember, we're talking about a guy who will take, what, 10 or so snaps in a big exhibition game.
The options are Ben Roethlisberger, Byron Leftwich and Dennis Dixon. In fact, Tomlin wouldn't say whether Roethlisberger -- who faces a six-game regular-season suspension for his off-season bad behavior -- will play at all.
Lions 5-11 in Madden
Speaking of pretend football -- like exhibition games -- remember those Internet clips a couple of weeks ago, showing the Lions winning and celebrating the Super Bowl, courtesy of Madden 11?
Well, they're coming back down to earth, even in the video-game world.
EA Sports released its annual Madden 11 simulation of the NFL regular season to ESPN.com, and the Lions went 5-11.
Would that be good enough for you, if it happens in real life, too?
Grandy's slumping
Is Curtis Granderson the Roy Williams of the Yankees? Were they hoodwinked by a sharp-trading Detroit GM?
Granderson was hitting .239 through Wednesday, while his rookie replacement for the Tigers, Austin Jackson, was at .304.
So the slumping Granderson suggested the Yankees shut him down for a couple of days this week while he worked on overhauling his swing with hitting coach Kevin Long.
"He said, 'How much worse can it get?' " Long told the N.Y. Post. "I agreed."
Granderson entered Tuesday's and Wednesday's games as a pinch-runner and defensive replacement while he worked on shortening his swing.
"We are trying to eliminate the moving parts to get to the balance point," Granderson said. "I have been changing swings my whole career."
Maybe the fine-tuning is starting to work. Granderson went 2-for-3 with an RBI in the Yankees' 4-3 win over the Royals on Thursday.
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Axis in Wonderland Chpt. 2"R...Romano...?" Italy whispered. Why would Romano point a gun at them? Romano would never try to hurt Italy! Germany stepped in front of Italy protectively, and Japan tightly gripped his sword. They all stood like that for a while, until Romano slowly lowered his gun and silently walked toward a red door at the end of the hallway. He opened the door, looked at the three at the other end of the hallway, and walked through the door."I think he wants us to follow him..." Japan said, releasing his grip on his sword and walking toward the open door. Germany relaxed and followed Japan, Italy trailing after.On the other side of the door was a large room with bright red wallpaper and black vine-like designs. Once again, the walls were covered in clocks, but these clocks worked and showed the correct time, 12:25. In the center of the room was a small round table with a long black table cloth and a red cushioned chair. In that chair sat Romano."Took ya long enough," he said impatiently. He s
Axis in Wonderland Chpt. 1"ITALY!"Germany and Japan looked down the hole that their friend had just fallen into."What .just happened .?" Germany asked. He stared down into the hole. Suddenly, they heard a dull thud."Italy!" Japan called."Germany~~" called Italy's faint echoing voice. "Guys~~ It's weird down here ""Don't worry Italy!!" Germany yelled, "We'll get help!! A ladder or something-" The ground crumbled. Germany and Japan were sent into the dark hole just as their friend had been. Then it suddenly wasn't dark anymore Now, it looked as if they were falling through a vertical hallway, covered in red wallpaper. Clocks, chairs, and other random items floated in midair as Germany and Japan fell past them. Japan looked down."Germany I can see the bottom," he said. Germany looked down, and saw a black and red checkered floor. He also saw "ITALY!!" Germany yelled, "MOVE!" If Italy didn't get out of the way soon, he'd be crushed "Ah! Germany, Japan!" Italy called happil


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As I discuss multiple security alternatives for enterprise desktops with clients, one of the options that must be discussed is the use of server-based computing and terminal services also referred to by vendors as "presentation virtualization". One of the questions that comes up is "are terminal services really a form of virtualization, or are vendors just calling this 'presentation virtualization' to take advantage of the industry hype around anything to do with virtualization?".
At its most fundamental level, virtualization is a layer of abstraction between a resource and something that consumes that resource, decoupling these in a way that neither the consumer nor the resource has to know they are being decoupled.
With "presentation virtualization", the layer of abstraction is between the windows eventing system (the resource) and the Windows application (which consumes and processes the events). The most relevant events in this case are keystrokes, mouse clicks and video updates – let's start there.
By inserting a layer of software, we can capture the relevant events in both directions and decouple the linkage so that the application can be run by a keyboard, mouse and video system located elsewhere. A network-based protocol (like ICA or RDP) is used to carry the KVM information to and from the physical KVM and the application. Since the abstraction separates the consumer and resources across a network connection, the abstraction takes two pieces of software that work together – in this case, the terminal services software running at the server and the ICA/RDP client running at some type of client device.
The setup delivers what most people consider to be examples of what virtualization enables:
- The application (say Excel) doesn't know that the user (KVM data) is no longer directly attached.
- The physical keyboard, video and mouse systems don't know that the application they are using is no longer necessarily local.
- The application could be changed out (say to a new version of Excel) and nothing has to change.
- The keyboard could be replaced and nothing has to change.
- One KVM system could drive multiple copies of the application (as is used in training/classroom scenarios)
- One application could be driven by multiple mice/keyboards (this happens when the technology used for remote support by the help desk for example but can be quite confusing if the user isn't expecting this!)
The evolution of the ICA/RDP (and others) software and protocols can now virtualize more than just KVM. They can also do the same for USB, printers, CD ROM and other interfaces. The principle is exactly the same. It would be more accurate to call this "user interaction virtualization" but "presentation virtualization" is close enough and is what the industry has settled on for a term.
If we simply virtualized the user interface stuff as described above, this provides usefulness in of itself – say for help desk support or for people to remotely access their desktops. But terminal services and Citrix go farther. Perhaps what is confusing people is that in conjunction to the user interface virtualization, terminal services / Citrix also create the illusion of multiple copies of Windows desktops running on a single copy of Windows. This in of itself is a form of OS virtualization, similar to what Solaris Containers or Virtuozzo does, but TSE/Citrix focuses more on the end-user workspace experience. So it is more accurate to describe terminal services/Citrix as a combination of virtualization solutions that a) creates the illusion of multiple desktops on a single copy of Windows *and* b) virtualizes the user interaction as well so everyone doesn't have to be directly and physically attached to the server.
In any event, I believe it is a form a virtualization – albeit one that has been around for more than a decade.
Semantics aside, why do you care? As you consider your enterprise strategy for desktop virtualization and securing these assets, understand there are multiple types of desktop virtualization available on the market today – including full OS virtualization, workspace virtualization, application virtualization and "presentation virtualization" (user interaction virtualization) and more. Each has their uses and pros and cons. In fact, these types of virtualization should be able to be mixed and matched as needed to create a manageable and secure composite workspace appropriate to the user's needs and the sensitivity of the data and application being hosted.
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Wade Hampton I | |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from South Carolina's 4th district |
In office March 4, 1803 – March 4, 1805 |
Preceded by | Richard Winn |
Succeeded by | O'Brien Smith |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from South Carolina's 2nd district |
In office March 4, 1795 – March 3, 1797 |
Preceded by | John Hunter |
Succeeded by | John Rutledge, Jr. |
Personal details | |
Born | 1752 |
Died | February 4, 1835 |
Political party | Democratic-Republican |
Profession | planter, soldier |
Military service | |
Allegiance | United States of America |
Service/branch | Continental Army United States Army |
Years of service | 1777 - 1781; 1808 - 1814 |
Rank | Major general |
Battles/wars | American Revolutionary War 1811 German Coast Uprising War of 1812 |
Wade Hampton (1752 – February 4, 1835) was a South Carolina soldier, politician, two-term U.S. Congressman, and wealthy plantation owner. He was the scion of the politically important Hampton family, which was influential in state politics almost into the 20th century. His great-great-grandfather Thomas Hampton (1623–1690) was born in England and settled in the Virginia Colony.
Hampton served in the American Revolution as a lieutenant colonel in a South Carolina volunteer cavalry regiment. He was a Democratic-Republican member of Congress for South Carolina from 1795–1797 and from 1803–1805, and a presidential elector in 1801.
He was appointed to the US Army as Colonel of Regiment of Light Dragoons in October 1808, and was promoted to Brigadier General in February 1809, replacing James Wilkinson as the general in charge of New Orleans.[1]
He used the U.S. military presence in New Orleans to suppress the 1811 German Coast Uprising, which he believed was a Spanish plot.
During the War of 1812, Hampton led the American forces in the Battle of Chateauguay in 1813. On April 6, 1814, he resigned his commission and returned to South Carolina after leading thousands of U.S. soldiers to defeat at the hands of just a little over a thousand Canadian militia and 180 Mohawk warriors then getting his army lost in the woods.
Thereafter, he acquired a large fortune through land speculation. At his death, it was said that he was the wealthiest planter in the United States and owned more than 3,000 slaves. Hampton had a mansion, now known as the Hampton-Preston House, now on the National Register of Historic Places, in Columbia, South Carolina.
Hampton County, South Carolina is named for the former Congressman.
His son Wade Hampton II and grandson Wade Hampton III also became prominent in South Carolina social circles and politics. The younger man served as the state's first Democratic Party governor after the American Civil War, and then was elected to the United States Senate. During the war, he had a distinguished career as a general in the Confederate army.
Wade Hampton is interred in the churchyard at Trinity Episcopal Church in Columbia, South Carolina.
- ^ Heitman p. 78
- Heitman, Francis B. (1903). "Historical register and dictionary of the United States Army". War Department. Retrieved 19 October 2014.
- "HAMPTON, Wade, (1752 - 1835)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Retrieved 20 October 2014.
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Preceded by Richard Winn |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from South Carolina's 4th congressional district 1803-1805 |
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It was less than a year ago when Westview players watched Centennial celebrate its second-straight state title at University of Phoenix Stadium.
You can bet the memory is still fresh. In fact, Coyotes Head Coach Richard Taylor is counting on it.
So, it's not an understatement when Taylor said this is the biggest game all season for a Centennial team that has prepared for a few big games this year. The Coyotes opened the season with a win against No. 5 ranked Desert Ridge, before handing top-ranked 5A-I Hamilton its lone loss this year, 35-16.
Those were just preludes for Centennial heading into this week's match up with Westview, which is ranked No. 2 behind the Coyotes in 5A-II.
"The team's intensity was up right from Monday," Taylor said. "We've had other big games this year, but not this big. We played them twice last year, once in the state title game, so there is a lot going into this game."
Hinging on the game is first place and command of the Desert West region. Both squads are 7-0 this season, including a pair of region wins.
The game also is a rematch of last year's 5A-II state title game that the Coyotes won 26-7. They scored on four of their first five possessions and held the Knights to 115 yards rushing.
Westview again must contend with two Hughes in the running game, as junior running back Anthony Hughes - John's younger brother - filled cousin Jeff's vacancy. John leads the Coyotes with 13 rushing touchdowns and an 110.3 yards per game average.
Anthony has scored in each of the past four games and has racked up 352 yards on 54 carries.
Taylor said the Knights have a more balanced attack than previous years after graduating last season's tailback combo, which amassed more than 3,500 yards. Junior quarterback Jourdon Grandon has thrown for 754 yards, nine touchdown and completed 59 percent of his passes, and has run for 396 yards this year.
"The thing that makes them more difficult this year is that they've become two dimensional," Taylor said. "Before, we always felt if we could stop the run we could get a handle on them, but now with their ability to pass like they do more it will make them more difficult to slow down."
Westview's running game remains a threat, despite the balanced numbers on offense. Last week, the Knights rushed for 434 yards against La Joya, with Carlton Williams collecting 245 yards and three scores.
While Williams (76 carries, 743 yards, 10 touchdowns) leads the Knight out of the backfield, R.J. Robinson (53-445-7) gives opposing defenses one more weapon to worry about.
The other undefeated school in the Northwest Valley, Peoria, will have a big game of its own. The Panthers will play host to No. 3 ranked Paradise Valley (6-1, 3-1).
Peoria, No. 2 in the power rankings, is coming off a 31-20 win over Millennium .
"They're a good challenge for us," said Peoria Head Coach Doug Clapp. "They're a very balanced offense, which makes it tough to defend. We'll have to stop the run and make them throw effectively, but they can hurt you with the run in a hurry."
The Trojans' lone loss came to 4A-I power-point leader Saguaro, a 23-19 nail biter on Oct. 3.
Paradise Valley's rush attack is led by junior tailbacks Jake Brown (51-for-373, nine touchdowns) and Tyree Parker (102-for-667, eight touchdowns).
Kevin Spain will line up under center for Paradise Valley. The junior has completed 55 of 93 passes for 618 yards and six scores, the majority of which hitting Ebenezer Makinde (17 catches, 197 yards, two touchdowns).
After Peoria downed Millennium, senior defensive lineman Michael Rodriguez said he couldn't wait for Monday to come around and start preparing for the Trojans. That didn't surprise Clapp.
"Michael Rodriguez is a special kid who has worked hard to get where he's at," Clapp said. "The way you see him play in a game is how he practices. He practices and plays hard, and doesn't know any other way, which is rare at this level. That's why he's one of our captains."
Another Panther looking forward to this week will likely be senior tailback Jamal Miles, who is coming off a 256-yard night on the ground with three touchdowns. That effort earned him weekly honors.
With an offense anchored by Miles and senior quarterback Vinnie Spano, it's easy to overlook a defense that has allowed the second fewest points in 4A-I. It's a unit the Peoria coach likens to the early 1970s Miami Dolphins' "No-name" defense.
"I said earlier in the season that it all comes down to how our defense performs," Clapp said. "The defense makes the difference and has been the key to the season. They hold everything together and there's really no marquee names. It's just a close knit group who don't care who gets the credit."
In other Northwest Valley action:
Deer Valley (3-4, 1-1) will look to right its ship against Goldwater (1-6, 1-1). The defending Northwest Region champion Skyhawks lost at home last week to Willow Canyon, 23-14, and are looking for their first home win this season.
Mountain Ridge (6-1), coming off a 39-22 win at Mountain Pointe, will ride the momentum to Desert Mountain (4-3).
Ironwood (3-4, 2-0) hopes to keep its 5A-II Desert West unbeaten streak alive as it travels to La Joya Community (5-2, 0-2).
Cactus (6-1, 2-1) will travel to Lake Havasu (4-3, 0-2) after scoring 103 points in two weeks, including a 61-7 drubbing of Agua Fria, following its disappointing loss to Peoria to open region play. Lake Havasu beat Desert Edge on the road last week, 42-10.
Raymond S. Kellis (3-4, 2-0) will play host to 4A-II Skyline rival Buckeye (2-5, 1-0).
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It's no secret that the Arizona Cardinals have struggled to replace Kurt Warner, who retired in January 2010.
Be it Matt Leinart, Derek Anderson, Max Hall, John Skelton, Kevin Kolb, Ryan Lindley or Brian Hoyer, no one seemed capable of coming in playing well enough to keep the job for a while.
It was hoped that veteran Carson Palmer, whom the Cardinals acquired from the Oakland Raiders, would buck the trend, but through seven games the veteran has completed 60.5 percent of his passes for 1,741 yards with eight touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
Whether or not blame falls entirely on Palmer or not, there is no denying the 33-year-old was likely not meant to be a long-term answer at the position, anyway.
So, as the Cardinals continue through Bruce Arians' first season with the team, it is apparent their search for a quarterback is not close to being over.
In fact, in an ESPN Insider piece, NFL blogger Mike Sando lists the Cardinals as a team who could target a new QB because they have reason to move on from a veteran starter with a solid pedigree.
Last season, the Cardinals had one touchdown pass with 13 interceptions over their final six games. Palmer has provided an upgrade from that level of play, but that isn't saying much. The Cardinals' QBR score through seven games this season (32.4) closely resembles their QBR score through seven games last season (31.5). The difference is that Arizona has seven additional interceptions and 15 fewer sacks. Even if the Cardinals give the 33-year-old Palmer another year, they cannot bet on him for the long term. Stanton was with coach Bruce Arians in Indianapolis, so he could factor. Arians prefers big, tall quarterbacks with strong arms. (He's even made admiring comments regarding Freeman, for example.) The Cardinals will not target a smaller, more mobile quarterback as long as Arians is involved in the decision making. LSU's Zach Mettenberger fits the Arians profile as a big, strong pocket passer. He's drawn comparisons to a player Arians coached previously, Ben Roethlisberger.
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26 "I will feed your oppressors with their own flesh, And they will become drunk with their own blood as with sweet wine; And all flesh will know that I, the LORD , am your Savior And your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob." | 26 I will make your oppressors eat their own flesh; they will be drunk on their own blood, as with wine. Then all mankind will know that I, the LORD, am your Savior, your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob." |
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Diddy is a 4-year-old male Pomeranian. His vaccinations are now expiring and will need to be updated. He is on monthly heartworm preventative. He is fine around female dogs and ok with some male dogs but not all. He weighs approximately 15 pounds. A neuter deposit of $100 will be required at the time of adoption and will be refunded after Diddy is neutered within 30 days of the adoption. Diddy must go to a home with no children. He is a wonderful dog but just too tiny and children are too rough. He is housetrained.
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I think this would work but want the opinion of someone who is more experienced with canning. I did my first batch of pickles last year, but used Mrs Wages mix. This is for 4 quarts or 8 pints. 6 cups water Divide onion powder, peppercorns, mustard seed, dried dill, red pepper flakes and garlic cloves evenly between jars. Pack cucumber slices or spear in jars. Bring water, vinegar & salt to boil. Pour over cucumbers, leaving 1/2 head space. Process in BWB 10 min for pints, 15 min for quarts. ETA - forgot garlic cloves |
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First, I want to say that Onion POWDER is going to make a cloudy brine. Stick with fresh or minced/dried product. This is from experience. Re safety, I have picked up on a few points reading posts here. They look at the vinegar to water ration in the brine, bare minimum is 1:1. Because the brine pulls water from the cukes and other fresh ingredients, it reduces the vinegar concentration even more. The higher the vinegar to water ratio the safer it is. Dry spices and herbs generally have no impact on pH. I make no definitive comment on safety. If I'm totally off base in my comments, I hope one of our resident experts will weigh in! |
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10 Now when I went into the house of Shemaiah the son of Delaiah, son of Mehetabel, who was confined to his home, he said, "Let us meet together in the house of God, within the temple. Let us close the doors of the temple, for they are coming to kill you. They are coming to kill you by night." | 10 One day I went to the house of Shemaiah son of Delaiah, the son of Mehetabel, who was shut in at his home. He said, "Let us meet in the house of God, inside the temple, and let us close the temple doors, because men are coming to kill you--by night they are coming to kill you." |
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Exeter City boss Paul Tisdale has extended the contract of striker Jamie Cureton until the end of the season.
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5 But he [was] pierced because of our transgressions, crushed because of our iniquities; the chastisement for our peace [was] upon him, and by his wounds {we were healed}. | 5 But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon him, and by his wounds we are healed. |
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Hi everyone, Just wondering why the upper ny forum is so quiet. I would have thought everyone was getting ready by now. I'll have to check if there is a zone 5 forum. Does anyone know when the Clarence garden club plant sale is this year? I didn't see anything on their Facebook page. I'll be going to the buffalo botanical garden bulb sale on the 9th and just got back from michlers 49cent sale, got some great stuff for cheap. |
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- Posted by booberry85 z5NY (My Page) on Thu, May 1, 14 at 8:10
Not western NY but CNY here. I think everyone is mopey from the weather. I know I am! I've been having a rough time this year with my seedlings. I'm not new to gardening and still have had a terrible time with overwatering, damping off and fungal gnats. I can't seem to get any of it under control, which doesn't help my mood! As soon as we get sun and warmth again I think people will be popping their heads outside and think more about gardening. I think we're out of the woods as far as that 4 letter s word goes. However, the weather has still been anything but cooperative. I think a spell of nice weather would certainly go a long way and is long overdue! |
- Posted by JasonFromWNY 5b (My Page) on Thu, May 1, 14 at 21:53
I suspect it's just this rain that WILL NOT STOP keeping a lid on things. Professionally, I work with farmers and they're in a similar mood. We've had two times now where the ground was a day from being dry enough to start planting the early ground, and another half inch of rain came pouring down to spoil the chance. It doesn't do good things for a person's enthusiasm." I'm strongly considering planting my veggie garden this weekend and to heck with the fact that the weather isn't cooperating. |
This weather stinks. Its early May. Another month its all down hill from here. time to get ready for another winter. Just think we have less than 90 days to grow our garden. Its been so cold and windy I cant plant my strawberry plants yet. |
This weather stinks. Its early May. Another month its all down hill from here. time to get ready for another winter. Just think we have less than 90 days to grow our garden. Its been so cold and windy I cant plant my strawberry plants yet. |
- Posted by booberry85 z5NY (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 14 at 14:18
Quick! Run outside! The sun is shining! The sun is shining! |
Seems like we are getting closer. My 300+ pepper plants have been hardened off and live out side during the day but they have to come back in on these chilly nights. i am really tired of moving these everyday!!!! My superhots need to get in the ground for the long season |
- Posted by eclecticcottage 6b wny (My Page) on Wed, May 14, 14 at 20:41
There's a sale in Clarence this weekend: |
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- Posted by solsthumper (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 14:34
Meat loaf? Ooh, this is so hard. Sol :) |
Yum! I'm just making pancakes and ham, for pancake Tuesday! |
Sweet, sweet love? |
I was guessing something for Mardi Gras. dcarch |
jasdip- Great minds..... We're having pancakes and ham, too. Same reason. BTW - Olney, England won the 65th Shrove Tuesday pancake race with Liberal, Kansas today. The Wichita Eagle (newspaper) reported "the Liberal street crews were out Monday night removing about 2 inches of snow from the ground in preparation for the race." Liberal, Kansas - 36 wins -Grainlady |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 20:05
mardi gras??? This is Buffalo, NY, LOL I'm surprised my DD didn't ask for pancakes! Love, yeah, but that's after dinner ; ) grainlady, I have no idea what you are talking about but thats OK! You have all been so nice to play along. I hope you all read the attached article so you know the background Followed the recipe on Franks hot sauce (a Buffalo original) which calls for you to bake the wings at 500 degrees for 20 min. Then mixed hot sauce and melted butter. I did more butter than hot sauce as its a little hot for me and I had 4 lbs of wings. Wings ready to be eaten. Of course we needed pizza to go along with the wings. I use Bobby Frays pizza dough recipe and it is fantastic! Dinner was wonderful! No vegetables in sight! Unless you count the sauce : ) |
Is it too late for me to come to dinner Debra? You're making me hungry!!! |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 20:45
My DD invited one friend over and I said OK but then she wanted another and I had to say NO! There will not be enough for everyone. jasdip, there is only a few wings left so you better get here quick! |
- Posted by party_music50 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 21:59
debrak, I guessed "chicken riggies" before opening the thread. lol! I haven't had hot wings & pizza since the holidays... They are required eating whenever my sister and her family are back in the area. and sauce is definitely a vegetable!!! :O) |
FYI- Shrove Tuesday (the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday) is a day where traditionally pancakes are served. I thought there might be more pancake takers for the "Guess what I'm making tonight". Shrove Tuesday has also been dubbed "pancake day" and there are lots of pancake feeds by groups and pancake related restaurant events giving away free pancakes and you donate money for a good cause. There are also pancake races held, and the race between Olney, England and Liberal, KS for the last 65-years usually makes the nightly news. Anyway, the Wikipedia link below gives more information about why the pancakes, and the pancake races on Shrove Tuesday. -Grainlady |
Here is a link that might be useful: Shrove Tuesday
I love buffalo chicken wings and have been making them (versus going to a restaurant) because of this easy and effective recipe I found on Pintrest: Crispy Baked Chicken Wings 1. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F. Notes: |
- Posted by sleevendog (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 9:03
I have no idea what anyone is talking about. Pancakes and wings? I'm making shrimp-on-a-squishy tonight. |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 11:02
I never heard of the pancake thing. Thanks for posting the link. We do infact celebrate "fat tuesday" with paczkis (pronounced poonch-key). Attached is a link to explain these doughnuts. I had to google "shrimp on a squishy" but I'm still lost on that one. Not a shrimp eater so that my be the issue, LOL. Chicken riggies? Never heard of them until now and they are from Utica NY which is not that far away. Googled it and now need to get a recipe to try. Isn't this fun learning about regional foods and food holidays???!!! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Paczkis
Yes, what is "a squishy"? Shrimp is a regular here, but it's usually a scampi prep, fried, or over cheesy grits. |
Debrak, Now I have a craving for wings. I wasn't familiar with Paczkis until earlier this week. Saved a recipe that I found on the blog Brown Eyed Baker. These look so good, I might make them this week. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Paczkis recipe.
- Posted by CharlieBoring (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 13:00
My wife made Italian crustoli for Mardi Gras. First she makes chicken with red bell pepers and assorted sides; then gives me the crustoli. She ends the meal by acting astonished that I have gained some weight. Duh! |
- Posted by sleevendog (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 14:14
I made a seafood chowder FatTuesday. Base was lobster stock and squash puree, topped with a confetti of sweet corn, red pepper, sweet peas and herbs for festive color. Cod, arctic char, bay scallops, shrimp... Now i want a 'squishy' after having just a few shrimp in the chowder. A squishy is similar to a lobster roll. It is a brioch style egg roll, i think. I have some dough from Sundays bread baking that has worked well for rolls in the past. |
Debrak It looks so good I wish I had some. |
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EL PASO--- With dozens of shopping bags overflowing onto the street, the Lopez family was just trying to figure out how to get all their new buys into the car.
"We bought a lot of shoes, jeans shirts, stuff like that," said Chris Lopez, the family's designated driver.
But what's more impressive about this group is how long it took them to buy all of the on-sale merchandise.
"We've been shopping around since 12:00 midnight. All the way to now.. finishing up here at Cielo Vista," Lopez said, as the clock was nearing 6:30 p.m.
Taking just one break, this family shopped and fought their way through the crowds for 16 hours total.
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Yes, so I was playing in a game as Rengar, versing an enemy Kha'Zix. I bought a bonetooth necklace, and Kha'Zix reached all 3 evolution points; however, the mini-quest failed to appear. The game was ~45 minutes long too. This needs to be FIXED. Thanks. :)
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i do believe they removed that on purpose
They never mentioned anything about removing it, so either they didnt mean to, or they are cowards and refuse to tell us. I've not heard anything from anyone about it being removed either (community-wide, not Riot-based).
Did Kha'zix kill/assist you first and he got his 4th evolution? If at any time the quest appears someone gets a kill/assist on the other, the first one who got that kill/assist gets the win.
i've never gotten this ever!!! does it work on dominion also?!
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SAN ANGELO — Rudolph "Rudy" Zamarippa died Monday, Feb. 10, 2014. Rosary is at 7 p.m. today in Johnson's Funeral Home chapel. Service is at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Cathedral Church of the Sacred Heart with burial in Fairmount Cemetery.
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Good luck, Avril! And after you do your part to bring Canada and China closer together, perhaps you can do the same for you and your husband Deryck Whibley.


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One year later: Officer Jason Ellis no closer to justice, death still unsolved
What happened after 'Exit 34'?
The fallen hero posters have faded, their tape wearing thin. Flags that line the street in this idyllic town, in the middle of Bourbon country, somberly wave in the gentle, southern breeze. Seasons have come and gone.
But the aching questions remain:
Who would ambush Bardstown Police Officer —and Batavia, Ohio native —Jason Ellis on that cool, clear morning a year ago as he finished his shift and headed home to his wife and two young sons?
Who wanted Ellis dead?
And why?
It's the questions and the not knowing, despite the thousands of tips and hundreds of leads, that still haunt Bardstown Police Chief Rick McCubbin.
It's the not knowing, the speculation and the mystery that leave many in the town skittish.
It's a year that has been filled with frustration and fear.
Meanwhile, Ellis' fellow officers on Bardstown Police Department cannot forget their fallen brother and friend.
It all began on Exit 34.
WCPO Insiders get a first look inside the investigation into the ambush execution of Ellis before the story becomes public on Sunday - one year to the day of his slaying.
WCPO reporter Jessica Noll has spent months covering the case, interviewing his wife, officers, investigators, forensic experts and consultants. She's reviewed dozens of hours of police radio transmissions, public records and the autopsy report. In this article, she takes you to the crime scene that fateful morning a year ago and you hear from those who were there and what has happened in the year since. Is the case close to being solved or growing colder by the minute?
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I will try it
Thanks habaku!
There are several ways you can monetize your proxy.
It's is generally agreed that Adsense is best for the landing page, but as we all know we cannot put Adsense on the proxified pages ...
Besides a banner or a rectangle ad on the proxified page, such as from Adbrite for example, a few popunders can be a nice complementary source of income.
My traffic is such that I cannot join Adversal, because less than 50% of my proxy traffic is from the US. As a result of that I have been looking for another good ad network which has popunders at a decent rate.
I have found Popads.net and tested the additional source of income for proxies for two weeks.
Results are above expectations, response time from account manager superb, and the minimum withdrawal is only $5.00 for PayPal and AlertPay!
Last edited by Habaku; 8 August, 2010 at 18:01 PM.
I will try it
Thanks habaku!
Habaku (8 August, 2010)
Did you get a payment already? Site loads very slow for me by the way
|Nico Lawsons
Yes, this weekend their server is slow, they had an issue yesterday and I think it is not completely solved.
Because of this we get a bonus of 15% for the next 48 hours.
I now request payment and will post as soon as I got the money.
I don't doubt they pay fast because they have a good rep from the banner network they also run.
Aquarezz (8 August, 2010)
I have no indication whatsoever that they slow down proxy performance.
However, if you believe or find that there is lag you can leave option for long loading popunders empty.
I hope they fix that server soon. I look stupid posting this thread when they coincidentally have the first issue soon after my post
But I ask everyone to give them a chance, and look at it when they have gone back to ordinary performance.
Aquarezz (9 August, 2010)