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Villarreal have announced that Turkey striker Nihat will ply his trade at Besiktas next season.
The 29-year-old attacker joined the Yellow Submarines from Real Sociedad in 2006.
After three years at Estadio El Madrigal, Nihat has now opted to return to his homeland.
A statement on Villarreal's official website read: "Villarreal, Besiktas and Nihat Kahveci have reached an agreement for the striker to play in the Turkish team from next season.
"The club want to thank the player for his commitment and dedication and wish him luck in this new stage of his footballing career."


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When dishonesty isn't a crime
From today's editorials: A U.S. Supreme Court decision puts Joseph Bruno's conviction in doubt, and raises the prospect of a legal system that says unethical behavior is not quite criminal. All the more reason New York needs to fix its ethics rules and laws. _________________ The U.S. Supreme Court drew a line last week in […]
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Sentenced, Bruno makes the case for reform
From today's editorials: To the end of his trial, Joseph Bruno didn't get it. Will the Legislature? ______________________ Even at his sentencing Thursday in federal court, former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno didn't get it. What he did — using his office and influence to enrich himself — was wrong. Wrong in the eyes of […]
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Ethics, after Mr. Bruno
Today's editorial: State officials raise money for politicians, in a way that sends the wrong message. When will New York's political culture ever change? —- Excuse us, but wasn't the trial of former state Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno on federal corruption charges supposed to have been the clearest and loudest warning yet that the […]
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The jurors speak anew
Today's editorial: With an up close look at the inner workings of the Legislature, jurors in the federal corruption trial of Joseph Bruno came away seeing a clear need for ethics reform. _________________ There was just one item, one very serious item, before the jurors who deliberated for seven days late last month and early […]
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Mr. Bruno's trips in a new light
Today's editorial: New details about former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno's state-funded travel show why keeping information about his use of taxpayer funded trips isn't about security, but about protecting a powerful official from exposure. __________________ A nook in the state's East Garage and a seat on one of New York's state-owned helicopters would seem […]
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A strange silence at the Capitol
Today's editorial: The silence from state leaders on Joe Bruno's conviction is deafening. As for promises that ethics reform is again on the way, we'll see. ___________________ As you read this, state lawmakers, we're told, are hard at work behind the scenes on a whole new, bigger, better ethics system. We'll see. Actions, as they […]
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Mr. Bruno is convicted
Today's editorial: Joe Bruno's conviction says as much about the Legislature's so-called ethics rules as it does about how he profited illegally from power. ____________________ It took a jury three weeks of testimony and some 55 hours of deliberation to find former state Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno guilty of using his high public […]
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41 "A certain creditor had two debtors; one owed five hundred denarii, and the other fifty. | 41 "Two men owed money to a certain moneylender. One owed him five hundred denarii, and the other fifty. |
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PREPS: Ventura conquers Marina's D
Scott FrenchVentura High School's boys soccer team had scored 99 goals in its first 29 games. Marina's had conceded eight in its first 27. When the teams faced off in Tuesday's CIF Southern Section Division I semifinal, the advantage went to the Cougars. J.J. L...
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CHIVAS USA: Tough choices vs. LMU
Scott FrenchCARSON -- Robin Fraser has roster decisions to make in the next week, and they're not getting easier. The performance of three trialists in Chivas USA's preseason game Friday afternoon certainly gives the Goats' coach and his staff something to think...
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COLLEGE: Assistant takes charge at LMU
Scott FrenchMichelle Myers, who has served as an assistant coach for Loyola Marymount University's women's soccer program the past 16 years, has been promoted to head coach. She takes over for Joe Mallia, who departed last week to join his former assistant (a...
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MLS: Rose leads run on Bruins
Scott FrenchAndy Rose figured to find a Major League Soccer club in last week's SuperDraft. He didn't. He made up for it Tuesday by joining two teams. Rose was an early pick in the MLS Supplemental Draft, taken at No. 6 by Real Salt Lake, which promptly dealt...
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MLS DRAFT: Local prospects
Scott FrenchChandler Hoffman and Kelyn Rowe aren't going to last very long once the MLS SuperDraft begins Thursday morning, and Luis Silva, Sam Garza, Miguel Ibarra and Andy Rose figure to be nabbed soon after. They're the big names, but hardly the only ones,...
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UCI, UCSB reach Big West final
Scott FrenchUC Irvine struck at the start, doubled its advantage after a half-hour Wednesday night and coasted into the Big West Conference tournament title game, where it will get a rematch with fellow power UC Santa Barbara. Freshman Cameron Iwasa headed home...
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COLLEGE: Claremont stuns Redlands on PKs
Scott FrenchClaremont-Mudd-Scripps did it again, prevailing at the finish against Redlands to claim the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference's automatic berth to the NCAA Division III men's tournament. The Stags (13-5-2), guided by origina...
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COLLEGE: Pepperdine snares WCC crown
Scott FrenchPepperdine romped past San Francisco in its West Coast Conference women's soccer finale, a not-unexpected outcome, but the more meaningful action was taking place about 125 miles to the south. The eighth-ranked Waves (15-1-4) claimed their first c...
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UCI wins Big West women's title
Scott FrenchLexi Kopf scored a hat trick as UC Irvine claimed its second successive Big West Conference women's soccer title in emphatic fashion Sunday, routing visiting UC Riverside, 5-0. Kopf scored in the 46th, 54th and 90th minutes to lead the 24th-ranked...
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No. 3 Waves suffer first loss
Scott FrenchPepperdine's dream of an unbeaten season ended Friday night to a goal scored with just eight seconds to go in the first half. No. 10 Santa Clara pulled out a 1-0 triumph over the third-ranked Waves, vaulting into the top spot in the West Coast Con...
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COLLEGE: UCI routs CSUN in showdown
Scott FrenchNatalia Ledezma netted a hat trick and UC Irvine took a huge step toward successive Big West Conference regular-season titles Sunday afternoon, romping to a 4-0 victory in a first-place showdown at Cal State Northridge. Ledezma (La Mirada/La Mirada ...
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COLLEGE: Farran leads CSUN past CSUF
Scott FrenchHeidi Farran tallied early and Cal State Northridge's defense did the rest in a 1-0 victory Thursday night at Cal State Fullerton to grab a share of the Big West Conference lead in women's soccer. Farran (San Pedro/San Pedro HS) scored in the eighth...
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COLLEGE: Hoffman carries UCLA
Scott FrenchChandler Hoffman scored twice in the final 21 minutes and ninth-ranked UCLA toppled No. 24 San Diego State, 2-0, Sunday at Drake Stadium to claim its eighth straight victory against Pacific 12 Conference men's soccer competition. Hoffman scored in t...
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COLLEGE: Farran, CSUN knock off L.B.
Scott FrenchHeidi Farran's goal in the 89th minute sent Cal State Northridge to a 1-0 upset of No. 22 Long Beach State, with the Matadors surging atop the Big West Conference women's soccer standings. Farran (San Pedro/San Pedro HS) fired home with 97 seconds...
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No. 1 Stanford routs No. 3 UCLA
Scott FrenchThird-ranked UCLA got its chance to see how close it is to No. 1. The verdict: not very. Stanford scored four first-half goals to rout the Bruins, 4-1, Sunday in its packed Cagan Stadium, extending its home winning streak in women's soccer to 43 g...
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UCLA off to Stanford with a tie
Scott FrenchUCLA's showdown at Stanford is still on, but the glamor quotient has been dialed down. The third-ranked Bruins posted their fourth straight shutout but struggled to create an attack and settled for a 0-0 draw Friday at Cal, the first blemish on th...
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EFF leader Julius Malema is expected to appear in the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate's Court on Wednesday for alleged reckless or negligent driving and speeding.
The case was postponed in December for the Director of Public Prosecutions to instruct the state on further action on the case.
Malema was arrested in December for driving at 215km/h in a 120km/h zone on the N1 in the Vaal.
He was released on bail of R5 000, Gauteng traffic spokeswoman Busaphi Nxumalo said at the time.
Malema and the Economic Freedom Fighters apologised in a statement issued after the arrest
"The Commander in Chief, who was on a tight schedule, was on his way from Bloemfontein to attend to an urgent programme in Alexandra."
In November, Malema went to court to try to persuade the state to withdraw criminal charges against him, but lost.
His trial on charges of fraud, corruption, money-laundering and racketeering is due to start at the end of September. - Sapa
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NMSU Volleyball Hosts Alumni Match Saturday
The New Mexico State volleyball team is set for the Annual Alumni Match, which is free of charge, Saturday, Aug. 18, at 4pm in the Pan American Center.
The current Aggies, led by the 2012 WAC Preseason Player of the Year, Meredith Hays, will take on former NM State greats such as former All-Americans Jennah DeVries and Krystal Torres along with former All-WAC selections Kelsi Phillips, Whitney Woods and Krista Altermatt in Las Cruces.
"We are excited for this event each year because it gives the fans a chance to catch up with the former players they came to watch," head coach Mike Jordan said. "This also gives us a chance to play someone other than ourselves and allows us see where we stand and what we need to work on."
Aggie volleyball fans have a chance to see what the 2012 team has in store with preseason All-WAC selections Lauren Loerch, who transferred in from California, and Desiree Scott. NM State is also excited to see the return of outside hitter Bradley Nash, who went down with a season-ending injury in the first match of the 2011 season.
Freshmen setter Taylor Livoti has a chance to earn a spot in the Aggie rotation but has to compete against sophomore Maggi Jo Keffury and junior transfer Ciara Brown, who have been working hard in the off-season to prepare for the year.
"We have a lot of depth at every position and we are very athletic," Jordan said.
The NM State volleyball team will be handing out posters and signing autographs at the Mesilla Valley Mall, Saturday, Aug. 18 from 12-1pm. Fans can take their cameras along and get pictures and autographs from the team before they start the 2012 volleyball season.


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Sam Allardyce has stressed his determination to keep hold of Man City target Roque Santa Cruz.
Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce has revealed he is looking to bring in one quality signing in the transfer window.
French-based aces Jean Calve and Babacar Gueye are training with Blackburn Rovers.
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9 What then? Are we better than they? No, in no wise! For we have before proved that both Jews and Gentiles are all under sin. | 9 What shall we conclude then? Are we any better ? Not at all! We have already made the charge that Jews and Gentiles alike are all under sin. |
Third Millennium Bible (TMB), New Authorized Version, Copyright 1998 by Deuel Enterprises, Inc., Gary, SD 57237. All rights reserved. (Third Millennium Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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A weak global economy has quashed demand for titanium dioxide, a white pigment used in paints and coatings.
The decline stems from the economic problems of a hard-hit Europe and a slowing China, where the pace of construction -- red-hot until last year -- has cooled. With demand weak, paint makers have slashed their orders of the pigment.
That has hurt results at Tronox, TROX 0.4752851711026616% Tronox Ltd. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD21.14 0.1 0.4752851711026616% /Date(1422655495570-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 234193 AFTER HOURS USD21.14 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5025 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 2426539631.72119 Dividend Yield 4.7303689687795645% Rev. per Employee 521471 More quote details and news » one of the pigment's largest producers. In the September quarter, its titanium-dioxide sales fell 30% from the level a year earlier. Tronox shares (ticker: TROX) have tumbled, too, by 50% since June. But the selloff seems overdone. At a recent price of $15.65, Tronox looks cheap, trading at a 37% discount to its stated book value of $25, and for 6.6 times next year's estimated earnings.
There's reason to think that demand for titanium dioxide could rebound. As that happens, over the next year, Tronox stock could double.
Tronox was spun off from Kerr-McGee in 2005, not long before the financial crises hit and demand for titanium dioxide plummeted. Tronox, which had been saddled with significant environmental liabilities from Kerr-McGee, filed for bankruptcy.
Two years later, in 2011, it emerged, with a cleaner balance sheet, the liabilities remediated to a trust, and significant tax credits.
Last summer, Tronox bought the mineral-sands operations of Exxaro Resources (EXX.South Africa), a South African miner, in exchange for a 38.5% stake in itself. The mineral-sands operation includes feedstock used to make titanium dioxide. That makes Tronox the world's largest vertically integrated pigment producer. Once the deal closed in June, Tronox was listed on the New York Stock Exchange. At the end of July, the stock split, 5 for 1.
With more than 1,000 customers in 90 countries, Tronox has 8% of the global titanium dioxide market, and is the only producer, aside from DuPont, that uses 100% chloride in its production process. This typically creates a higher-quality product than the rival sulfate process. The company gets 77% of its sales from the paint and coatings industry, and 20% from plastics. Its customers include blue-chip outfits like Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams SHW -1.3097100447484264% Sherwin-Williams Co. U.S.: NYSE USD271.27 -3.6 -1.3097100447484264% /Date(1422655379194-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 950297 AFTER HOURS USD271.27 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 40389 P/E Ratio 30.20824053452116 Market Cap 26041376703.3606 Dividend Yield 0.8110001105909241% Rev. per Employee 295739 More quote details and news » (SHW) and PPG Industries ppg -1.2538212750875017% PPG Industries Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD222.88 -2.83 -1.2538212750875017% /Date(1422655465726-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1245111 AFTER HOURS USD222.88 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 110615 P/E Ratio 14.716893921885832 Market Cap 30586937606.1279 Dividend Yield 1.202440775305097% Rev. per Employee 371014 More quote details and news » (PPG).
With the acquisition of Exxaro's mining unit, Tronox produces zircon, a co-product of titanium feedstock mining used to whiten tiles, and pig iron, which is used to produce steel.
In the September quarter, sales were split between pigments and minerals. For the full year, analysts estimate that Tronox could earn $249 million, or $3.25 a share, on $2 billion in revenue. Next year, EPS is expected to dip to $2.36 a share, before reviving in 2014, if pigment demand rises, as seems likely.
The current weakness dates to 2011's fourth quarter. Since then, customers have been primarily living off their pigment stockpiles, and delaying new orders. But now, inventories have fallen, and customers who have been substituting cheaper materials for titanium dioxide have reached a point where adding more of these to their products would threaten quality.
An improving U.S. housing market, and stimulus policies in China, could also stoke demand. In a Nov. 12 earnings release, CEO Tom Casey said: "While demand for our pigment products has been weak, we believe the fundamental conditions underlying demand for these products have begun to recover, and we believe sales will begin to increase next year."
As demand ramps up, Tronox should benefit from its vertically integrated model. It will be consuming its own low-cost feedstock, rather than feedstock bought elsewhere, boosting operating leverage and margins.
As for its balance sheet, Tronox has $774 million in cash to $1.6 billion in debt, or net debt of 19% of total capitalization. The company is expected to generate $252 million in free cash flow this year. A shareholder-friendly management used some of its cash to buy back 10% of Tronox's stock in the September quarter, and to pay a hefty $1.00-a-share annual dividend, producing a 6.4% yield.
Meryl Witmer, general partner of Eagle Capital Partners, who recommended Tronox in the 2012 Barron's Roundtable, still likes it, and thinks the shares are dirt cheap. She notes that the company's replacement cost totals roughly $35 a share.
In addition, Tronox has $3.50 a share in net operating losses, and could reap a large settlement from its pending $14 billion lawsuit against Kerr-McGee, now a unit of Anadarko Petroleum APC 2.00898427751435% Anadarko Petroleum Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD81.75 1.61 2.00898427751435% /Date(1422655348925-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5083044 AFTER HOURS USD81.98 0.23 0.28134556574923547% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 119674 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 41402288497.9248 Dividend Yield 1.3211009174311927% Rev. per Employee 2963330 More quote details and news » (APC). Tronox claims that the environmental liabilities Kerr-McGee left it with in the spinoff drove it into bankruptcy.
As pigment demand normalizes, Witmer says, Tronox could hit $30 to $50, given how volatile its stock has been.
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Believe it or not, there are a bunch of prominent businesspeople who did not go to Harvard. Some of these people were even rejected, according to the most recent feature in 02138 Magazine. Here's a profile of the famous Harvard rejects in business:
Warren Buffet –
Since Warren Buffet grew up before college was invented, he could not experience the thin envelope from Harvard College. Instead Buffet got rejected from HBS in 1950 at age 19 for being "too young," and for being a prominent sharecropper (seriously – Buffet used his paper boy proceeds as a youth to start a "farmland leasing" racket).
Jann Wenner –
Wenner got rejected by Harvard College in 1964 and went on to drop out of Berkeley to construct the ultimate college application essay – Rolling Stone (at least originally). The magazine's first few years certainly captured a great "unique journey of self-discovery" narrative like the ones fawned over by college admissions officers.
Ted Turner –
Little Ted got turned away from Harvard College in 1957 for being "an average student," which, if you're rich, means "fucking retarded." After getting a 470 on his SATs, Ted ended up sailing at Brown, where he was eventually kicked out for rich-kid antic misbehavior and an unhealthy love for swabbing the poop deck. What on earth do you have to do to get kicked out of Brown?
Scott McNealy –
McNealy, the chairman and co-founder of Sun Microsystems, is one of those rare Harvard take-backs. McNealy graduated from Harvard with an A.B. in economics but was rejected from HBS. McNealy, who had a notoriously crap work ethic and a penchant for hockey (buggery on ice), eventually went to Stanford Business School, but not before the Cardinal rejected him twice.
Read more about some prominent non-businesspeople after the jump…
Meredith Viera –
Meredith Viera wouldn't be admitted to Harvard in retrospect. Didn't the list have enough women? Nope, she's the only one. That explains it.
John Kerry –
Harvard did not flip-flop in its rejection of John Kerry, turning Kerry away from the College in 1962 and then the Law School in 1973. Kerry had to settle for his safety school, Yale. Apparently you need four purple hearts to get into HLS, as Kerry went to Boston College for law school.
David Remnick –
The current New Yorker Chief Editor had to settle for Princeton after getting turned away from Harvard. Remnick is not bitter, and wants you to know that "Harvard's smarmy 25th reunion book is "the funniest work of literature since Gulliver's Travels," and that "Princeton is astonishing for undergraduates…and kicks Harvard around the block in basketball." Remnick was the only member of the little known "Solus" Eating Club.
Harold Varmus –
Varmus is the President of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and proud Harvard Medical School reject, twice over. Varmus got the double shaft despite the fact that he was a pseudo-legacy, as his father, the son of Jewish immigrants from Poland (if you check that box off on your app you usually get pushed right though), went to Harvard for two years before being kicked out due to poverty. The Harvard Medical School admissions board didn't think Varmus had the maturity to study at HMS, and thought it already trained enough Noble Prize winning doctors.
Lee Bollinger –
Columbia University's President Lee Bollinger got rejected by Harvard College in 1964 and got rejected by the "Who Wants to Be an Ivy League College President" committee in 2001 when Larry Summers knocked the panel dead with a spot-on rendition of My Cherie Amore.
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Oct 3, 2012Breaking bad and this show are way above anything else currently on television. Amazing everything. Do yourself a favor and check out the show. The critics are dead on.
Oct 19, 2012Possibly the best show I've seen in my life. There is constant suspense, you never know what will happen next, and, unlike a lot of shows, it tries to maintain a certain level of believability.
Oct 1, 2012The best show on Tv is back and is better than ever, New tist and turns that you would have never expected. Homeland Season 2 is definitely going to win Oscars at the next year's emmy.
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Dec 17, 2012This season was complete crap, Brody should have died in season 1 and the characters should have moved now the show has become a forced and horrible love story instead of a spy story
Oct 10, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Dec 30, 2012
Oct 12, 2012Best show on tv right now in my opinion. Each episode just takes things way off my expectation (In a good way) , absolutely brilliant! Can't wait to see where they go with this. If you haven't watched this show yet please do! You will not be disappointed.
Nov 3, 2012Homeland is simply the best on television at the current moment. The excellent written plot that comes with a twist, makes you simply addicted and forces you to watch 1 episode after the other. Great cast, and once again the best there is. People who give negative reviews, i struggle to understand what the hell popped up in your brain.
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Oct 29, 2012This show is really above and beyond everything on television, breaking bad and homeland probably have the best writing and acting out of any show ever created.
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Dec 17, 2012Still a good show but its all getting a bit silly ...and Claire Danes character is waay to over - emotional and weepy...especially for a so-called CIA agent. The romance that is on and off again between the 2 main protagonists makes little sense also.
Nov 26, 2012This show gets better and better with each episode. I was a bit skeptical at first on how far they could take a story line about an American Hero turned traitor, but they continue to amaze me on the direction they are taking. Great acting, great story, great suspense, great characters.
Oct 12, 2012Every episode is like watching a four-star Hollywood thriller, it's that good. The plot twists are insane. Brilliant acting all around- Claire Danes will be a legend for her performance.
Oct 3, 2012This is a show that knows what it's doing. The writing is crisp, as is the directing. The acting is amazing, especially Danes, Lewis, and Patinkin.
Oct 26, 2012
Feb 1, 2013Homeland is the best show I've ever seen.Just when you think it couldn't get any better, it does! And the acting on this show (especially Q&A)proves they deserve all the awards.
Dec 13, 2012At first I was pretty skeptical to watch this series, I thought it was still a series that dealt with terrorism again, the American house superhero who will save the world against the evil Arabs, but I was surprised by the quality of the acting in particular Claire Daines & Damian Lewis and especially the originality of the script
Mar 17, 2013Season One was great, but Season Two was just plain awful. Almost all good shows jump the shark at some point, but this one went bad in a hurry. So sorry to see this show get all sorts of "24" stupid (circa Seasons 5 thru 8) so quickly.
Oct 3, 2012I like this first episode of the new season a lot. We know the characters well now so the pacing has picked up. Not only that but the premise looks like it will be just as intense and interesting as last season's (if not more so). Co-developer, writer Howard Gordon (24) knows what he's doing.
Dec 19, 2012Just like last season, Homeland delivers those tense moments that have you on edge. I thought this season's plot was again well done and the actors did a great job. The finale left me with anticipation for next season with a major question unanswered.
Dec 18, 2012
Nov 20, 2012This weeks show used a silly daughter to just fill time. Clair Danes always seems to be running around for no real purpose. Is she an agent or not. The entire hit and run made no sense except, that the poor girl got to throw Brody's daughter out of her house!!!
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Homeland is as riveting and addictive as when we last saw it, kicking off with no lull in the pulse-pounding action.
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When Myrna West's parents planted the Chinese Fir that sits on her property 80 years ago, they expected the tree to grow about six feet.
Memorial services were held Saturday for radio humorist and longtime Dawson County resident Ludlow Porch at Big Canoe Chapel in Jasper.
Some see a proposed 2,000-acre lake in Dawson County as an excellent solution to North Georgia's water woes.
To Gordon Pirkle, it's always nice to be honored for doing what you love.
A local group charged with updating the county's hazardous mitigation plan is seeking community input.
In the name of charity, Dawson County residents have the chance to go jump in the lake this weekend.
Bill Reister had a perfect day for flying - blue skies, warm temperatures and slight breezes - when his small airplane took off from Gwinnett County Airport-Briscoe Field in Lawrenceville.
Judy Brandon cried almost five decades ago when she married her sweetheart John at Trinity Lutheran Church in Wisconsin.
A brief ceremony will be held Friday afternoon in observance of Arbor Day.
In its second year, interest in the Dawson County Equestrian Club is taking off.
Proceeds from a dinner and dance Saturday night will benefit the family of a local deputy who collapsed while on duty late last year.
A Dawsonville teen died Sunday while rappelling with friends in western North Carolina.
For many, Relay for Life is an opportunity to fight cancer and raise money to support research for a cure.
The first female driver to win a regular Georgia division truck racing title presented a victory souvenir Monday to the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame.
Sleigh bells were ringing and children were singing in Dawsonville's second annual Christmas parade that took over the downtown streets Saturday afternoon.
The first Coptic Orthodox convent outside Egypt recently opened in Dawsonville.
Several dozen local leaders and college students found themselves living on minimum wage salaries, wondering how to make ends meet from paycheck to paycheck.
Do you or someone you know take holiday decorating to the extreme?
The Good Shepherd Clinic of Dawson County is looking for a few more hands to help with its patients.
Dawsonville is celebrating the start of the holiday season Saturday with dozens of decorated floats lining the downtown streets in the city's second annual Christmas parade.
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text: The 10 Best Foreign Romance Movies!!Apr 24, 2004 (Updated Nov 10, 2005) The Bottom Line Nobody knows romance like the French . . . . but the rest keep trying! This being my 100th Epinions Review, I thought Id offer my list of The 10 Best Foreign Romance Movies. Ill start with a brief outline of my criteria in composing this list: A. By foreign, I mean non-English language films. Thats a bit unfair to the Brits, the Aussies, and the Canucks, but their films arent foreign enough or foreign-language enough for my intentions. Otherwise, Pride and Prejudice would head my list. B. To qualify for consideration, the film cannot be merely a great film with a romantic component a mere love interest. After all, most films have a love interest of one kind or another. No, the romance has to be central to the story and preferably the core of the film. It most be romance at a level that is intense, passionate, and consuming. C. The romance does not have to be either successfully realized or psychologically healthy in its manifestation. In fact, the most intense romantic passions typically involve obstacles of one type or another parents or churches standing in the way, duty keeping the lovers apart, or a large nose as an obstacle between the two. Or the love might be unrequited. It is often these very obstacles that inflame love beyond normal bounds and make it interesting as subject matter for a love story. The love may have an obsessive or even an abusive component and still qualify for my list I wont be judging these romances as a psychiatrist might or as role models of healthy love relationships for viewers. D. My ranking of the films will be based on my judgment about the quality of the romantic element of the story rather than the overall worth of the film, although those two aspects are partly interrelated, given that the romance is the core theme for these films. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Metalluks Ten Best Foreign Romance Movies: #10. Jules and Jim (1962). This French film directed by Francois Truffaut is something of a love triangle. Jules (Oskar Werner) is a shy blond German living in Paris while Jim (Henri Serre) is a dark-haired Frenchman. They become best friends and share aesthetic interests, including a fascination with a ancient stone carving of a woman. When they encounter Catherine (Jeanne Moreau), who is the spitting image of the woman in the stone carving, both are smitten. The three become inseparable companions and Jules courts Catherine with Jims blessing. Catherine has a child with Jules but then begins an affair with Jim. Catherine is moody and has an obsessive need to be the center of attention. Her behavior becomes erratic whenever she is ignored. This film culminates in a dramatic surprise. #9. War and Peace (1967). The young Natasha, in this Russian epic based on the great Tolstoy novel, has her man all but in the bag, but by youthful impatience, throws away her golden opportunity. Later, she feels the full force of the love for which she took too little care. This film belongs to the subgenre of romance films that pertain to a love too little appreciated until it is lost. #8. A Man and a Woman (1966). This French film directed by Claude Lelouch starred Anouk Aimee as Anne Gauthier and Jean-Louis Trintignant as Jean-Louis Duroc. She is a widowed script girl for a film studio and he a racecar driver whose previous wife committed suicide. Their respective memories pose the main obstacle to their moving on from their pains and finding renewal in love for one another. This is a classic and touching romance story, though lacking the depth of the very best films in this category. #7. Like Water For Chocolate (1992). Tita (Lumi Cavazos) and Pedro (Marco Leonardi) are madly in love but Titas Mama is the resolute obstacle. Mama has other plans for Tita. The tradition in Titas family is that the youngest daughter in each generation must remain unmarried and devote herself to caring for her parents until their death. Desperate to be at least near Tita, Pedro agrees to the alternative of marrying Titas older sister Rosaura. Hows that for a sick arrangement with which no one will be happy? Tita, however, has ample opportunity to vent her frustration, since she has acquired the magical capacity to impart her emotions to the food that she prepares for the entire family. Hold onto your intestinal tracts, folks! #6. Black Orpheus (1959). A film based on the classic love story of Orpheus and Eurydice could hardly be less than touchingly romantic. This highly charged Brazilian film set amidst the Carnival atmosphere of Rio delivers an endearing love story despite its low-budget origin. It will leave you dancing or at least snapping your fingers. #5. The Horseman on the Roof (1995). This romantic epic deals with the kind of love known as the Florence Nightingale syndrome that develops when one is nursed back to life by a loving caregiver. Angelo Pardi (Olivier Martinez) is an Italian freedom fighter in temporary exile in France. Pauline De Theus (Juliette Binoche) is the young wife of a count who is stranded in France. Both need to travel east but southern France has been thrown into chaos by an attack of the plague. Roads are closed and townspeople are in a panic, lynching strangers for fear of their spreading the plague. Pardi, who is the epitome of gallant heroism, and the somewhat older Pauline get thrown together by circumstances and romantic attraction builds inexorably between the two despite their mutual efforts at denial. When Pauline comes down with the plague, Pardi will do his utmost to try to save her. This film features probably the sexiest non-sex scene in cinema. #4. Camila (1984). This Spanish language film is set in mid-nineteenth century Argentina, where the youthful Camila has steeped herself in the writings of romantic authors and poets. She is looking for the perfect love and a man who can excite her ideals as well as her passion. She finds him, in all places, in the person of a handsome, young Jesuit priest, Ladislao Gutiérrez. This is not a wise pick because leaving the church was not an option for a Jesuit priest in nineteenth century Argentina, especially in a political atmosphere dominated by a religiously conservative dictator. Love overcomes good sense but cannot, in the end, withstand the consequences inevitably imposed by a repressive society. #3. Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964). This beautiful French film in luscious color and beautifully sung is a kind of double love story, pitting one kind of love against another. Guy (Nino Castelvuovo) and Geneviève (Catherine Deneuve) are madly, passionately in love, but two things stand in their way: Genevièves mother and Guys tour of duty in the war in Algiers. When Guy is drafted into service, Geneviève discovers that she is pregnant and must choose between her passion for Guy and the handsome, wealthy, and devoted suitor thrown into her path by her mother. Geneviève makes the sensible rather than the impassioned choice and when Guy returns from war, he is disconsolate that Geneviève is nowhere to be found. Wracked by anguish, he is falling apart but is pulled together by the devoted love and care of the unglamorous Madeleine, who has secretly loved him for several years. Together they build a simple, middle class life, operating a gas station, and have a son named Francois. One day, Geneviève drives into the gas station for a fill-up, with her daughter Francoise (Guys daughter) in the car. Now, for a moment, Guy sees in close juxtaposition both the passion of his youth and the steady, sensible love of his adulthood. #2. Children of Paradise (1945). Once designated the greatest French film of all-time, this film revolves around Garance (Arletty), whose beautiful but impassive face reflects back to each of her four would-be lovers their own romantic ideals, making her the perfect love object for all. The story centers most especially on the obsessive love of Baptiste, a wide-eyed mime, for Garance, in whom he sees the purity of a flower. Baptiste is so consumed by his love for Garance that he cannot appreciate the love of his wife or son which he has close at hand. #1. Cyrano de Bergerac (1990). In my opinion, no love story exceeds that of Cyrano de Bergerac for selfless and heroic devotion. Filled with self-loathing because of his hideously large nose, Cyrano hides his deep, passionate love for Roxane and sacrifices his own desires to advance her own passionate love for the handsome Christian, even providing Christian with his own soul to woo and win the incomparable Roxane. This is not only the purest love story but the most poetic. There you have my Top Ten Foreign Love Stories. For you inveterate and insatiable romantics, heres some other worthy contenders. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Honorable Mentions: #11. Wings of Desire (1987) #12. Queen Margot (1994) #13. Star Maker (1995) #14. Ballad of a Soldier (1959) #15. The Return of Martin Guerre (1982) #16. And God Created Woman (1956) #17 Swept Away (1974). #18. Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959) #19. Life is Beautiful (1997) #20. Il Postino (1995) #21. Chungking Express (1994) #22. The World of Apu (1954) #23. The Scent of Green Papaya (1994) #24. A Year in the Quiet Sun (1984) ****************************************************************** You may also enjoy my other genre lists for non-English language films: Ten Excellent Spanish-Language Films Ten More Excellent Spanish-Language Films Coming-of-age Outside the USA! Top Ten Foreign Language Psychodramas Top Ten Non-English Language Political Movies My Top Ten Non-English Language Tragedies Top Non-English Language Comedies Top-Ten Non-English Language Film Biographies Top-Ten Non-English Language Action/Adventure Films Ten Best Non-English Language War Movies!! 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Being of generous girth and armed while driving finally came to the hilt.
So I took a holster for the primary carry gun , held it up to my upper left calf ( just below the knee).
then cut an old belt to fit around that part of the leg.
Now I can carry comfortably, the gun is on my body , not on the seat or in the center console. It's accessable with either hand, if I have to exit the car in a huge hurry , it goes with me without concern, ( AZ is an open carry state)
It's working pretty well so far I may put a mag holder on the right leg.


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I have made this brew too many times to count now. I am by no means a beginner but I thought that posting it here would be of help to many trying to brew for the first time. This beer will be appreciated by everyone. Weather I bring it to my picky inlaws, fire pit at a friends house where the usual fair is miller lite, or my local home brew club - its well received and the brews go fast. A few notes first: 1. You won't need any real special equipment 2. This beer won't really fit into any particular style. Although it was originally modified fromt a belgian blonde ale its nowhere close now. I call it an amber wheat. Technically I would say its an amber ale. 3. Yes its a wheat based beer but don't expect it to be cloudy. 4. I usually keg but I have bottled this. My opinion, skip the corn sugar and buy the muntons carb tabs. Follow the directions on the package. I believe its two per bottle. I used three in my 1 litre bottles and it came out fine On to the ingredients. Grains / extract 3.3 lbs extra light extract syrup 3.3 lbs wheat extract syrup 1 lb wheat dry extract .25 lbs carapils/dextrine .25 lbs crystal 20L ( I have brewed this with and without the last two ingredients. I prefer it with) Water Do not use all tap water. There are two reasons for this: 1. This brew will not like all hard water 2. We are going to use some of our water as a make shift chiller. Buy 4 gallons of RO water. Read the labels at the grocery store you'll find reverse osmosis on the labels. (RO water) Hops I usually use saaz hops for this brew. Pick up 2 ounces of pellets. Yeast Safale 05 has never failed me. Yes its dry, no I don't use a starter. I pitch directly into the carboy. If you're worried about dry yeast, use a 1056 liquid pack. Sanitizer I use starsan. Easy to measure out, reuseable and inexpensive Other I use irish moss in most of my brews. I use 1 tsp in this brew Coriander ( 1 oz cracked)and orange zest(1 orange) are also optional. I use both everytime I make this. Equipment. 3 gallon or larger brew pot Siphon Fermenter - glass prefered but an ale pail with a bottling spigot will work. Hydrometer Air lock Muslin grain bag. Funnel with mesh filter/screen. Stir spoon Pre brew day Take 3 gallons of your RO water and get it cold. Colder the better but not frozen. Brew day Place the two cans of extract syrup in a pan of hot water. You'll want to remove the labels as well If you're using the 1056 liquid slap packet, slap it now. Place 2 gallons of tap water and 1/2 gall of your unchilled RO water in your brew pot and heat to 160 degrees. Steep your crystal and carapils if you're using them in the muslin bag for 20-30 minutes. Remove and drain bag. No need to squeeze water out. Slowly add the two cans of extract syrup and one lb of dry extract. If you are using a 3 gall pot, your pot is going to be really full. Pay attention and slowly put all hops and extracts in to prevent a boil over. Yes if you dump 1 oz of hops into the pot at boil, it can boil over. Bring to a boil and add 1/2 ounce of saaz pellets. During this part of the boil I will sanitize my fermenter with 1 ounce of star san and 5 gal of tap water. I will also sanitize my funnel and air lock. I use starsan solution in my air locks. This brew is a bit on the smoother / sweeter side. Add another 1/2 oz of saaz at this time if you want a bit more bitterness. Notice I said bitterness not aroma. After 40 minutes add another 1/2 oz of saaz pellets. Near the end of this boil time I will siphon the starsan solution from the fermenter dry the fermenter and add 2 gallons of the pre chilled RO water to the fermenter. After 10 minutes and another 1/2 oz of saaz pellets, coriander, oranges zest, and the irish moss. After 10 more minutes of boiling shut off heat, place sanitized funnell in fermenter and pour your wort onto the two gallons of prechilled RO water. Your screen in the funnell will get plugged with the coriander, hops and orange zest. When the flow slows, put the brew pot back on the stove, and using the spoon, stir the funnell contents till the fluid is drained. Then, pick up the funnel and dump the contents out. If you're careful and don't let the funnel touch anything and you pick it up by the edge sanitation will usually not be an issue. Keep the spoon in the wort or in your hand. Your wort is still 200 degrees or so. I usually have to dump the funnel 3 times. Once the brew pot is empty, top up with your remaining 1 gallon of chilled RO water to 5 gallons. You'll find your wort is now very close to room temperature. Take a hydrometer reading with a sanitized siphon. You should be around 1.050 Add your yeast and your sanitized air lock. I ferment this at about 62 degrees or so. 1 week in the primary. Then straight to the keg or bottle. I find its ready to enjoy as soon as its carbed. Youll notice that the ingredients are in the exact amounts you buy them at the local home brew store. No waste. Any questions give a shout. I'll post a pic of this brew later Great brew with a slice of orange.
They call him easy.....easy brewer.....
Nice! This would be awesome with pictures, especially including the orange and coriander.
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Here it is in the carboy.
i'm going to try this, thanks
Pre boil I was around 1.035-1.040 (didn't adjust for temp so somewhat of a guess) I broke the hydrometer after I boiled off about two gallons. That should increase og right?
Def. Less water = higher concentration (of sugar, alcohol, etc.).
Looks like a pyrex acid carboy :thumbsup:
Yepp, someone called it a Demijohn? I did think about flipping it once. I am a welder and could make a stand. Hmmm.. I go that from a retired home brewer. I had to take everything he had..... Two "Keggles" Two large inline water filters - now one is a "hop back" Reversion chiller And the carboy....Demijohn.......Pyrex acid thingy....whatever is it.


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