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I have a craftsman riding mower model# 536.270302 with a 13.5 hp briggs and stratton model # 21b807...... It was running fine shut off and parked next time trying to start it would not. Performed checks found no spark present. Replaced the armature/coil and still have no spark.... Any other ideas on what to check??? |
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Before anything else, the students of the East Cooper Montessori School in Mount Pleasant rush almost every morning toward a glass case. Inside are hundreds of honeybees working frantically in an observational hive at their school.
"It's the first thing they come in and see in the morning," Principal Jody Swanigan said of her students.
The Mount Pleasant school and several others in the state are taking part in The Bee Cause, a nonprofit organization that hopes to place 1,000 hives across the country.
Tami Enright, the executive director of the group, began beekeeping three years ago after a Charleston Area Beekeepers Association weekend seminar at the Citadel.
"At the end of the weekend, I ordered bees," she said. "I was fascinated."
A mother of four, Enright and her children became enthralled with beekeeping. Her family and the family of Savannah Bee Co. President Ted Dennard, who founded the cause, both became quickly acclimated to living with honeybees in their yards.
"We were just in awe that our children were not afraid of the honeybees," Enright said.
The biggest takeaway for the children, Enright said, was the need to protect these tiny pollinators for our food supply. She hopes the interest of children for the environment and saving the honeybees provides "an avenue to make a difference in the next generation."
With almost a dozen observational hives in the Charleston area, The Bee Cause made one of its more recent installation at East Cooper Montessori back in May. Swanigan and the staff kept it as a surprise for the students, as anticipation grew of what was the behind the covering.
"They were just so thrilled when they saw it," she said. "It's a really cool project."
Being a part of the program, Swanigan said, will allow the students to have a greater understanding of the way the world works — the concepts of biology and their interactions with other creatures.
"The learning encompasses not only the care of these bees but the care of the ecosystem that surrounds them," Swanigan said,
A tube connects the beehive to the outside and allows the bees to pollinate the plants.
"Improving the plants around the school will be the focus this year," she said.
Inside the case, a batch of beetles remain in one spot as a group of bees continue to beat them back into place. The beetles have somehow invaded the hive, a common phenomenon in the outside world.
"One of the theories on why bees are dying out is because beetles are taking over," Swanigan said.
Rising fifth-grader Madelyn Moore, 10, was never really a big fan of insects. But with the new hive, she and her friends love to stand in front of the glass and look for the queen bee.
"We like to look inside the holes to see if anything is in them," Moore said.
After experiencing the hive and learning about the environment, Moore has a greater appreciation for the organisms right outside the school.
"The bees make it feel more organic to have living creatures be a part of our school," she said.
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- Vegetable oil
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- 2 large tomato slices
- 4 thin slices red onion
- 1/2 bunch arugula
Form beef into four 3-inch-diameter patties. Form cheese into two 1 1/2-inch rounds; place cheese atop two beef patties. Top each with another beef patty, sealing at edges. Season with pepper.
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat) or preheat broiler. Brush barbecue rack with vegetable oil. Grill burgers until charred outside but still juicy, about 3 minutes per side. Grill bread slices until lightly toasted, about 1 minute per side. Place each burger on 1 bread slice. Top with tomato, onion, arugula and another bread slice and serve.
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- Calories498
- Carbohydrates13 g (4%)
- Fat30 g (46%)
- Protein47 g (93%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (47%)
- Sodium625 mg (26%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4 g
- Fiber2 g (8%)
- Monounsaturated Fat16 g
- Cholesterol134 mg (45%)
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The Election Commission (EC) on Wednesday slammed Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and Bahujan Samaj Party president Mayawati for calling the EC "anti-Dalit" for its January 8 order to drape statutes of her and of her party symbol – elephant – put up in the State at the government's expense.
The EC "regrets" that such an allegation was made and "rejects" it.
"It expects a higher sense of responsibility and constitutional decorum from major political parties and their leaders. It notes with concern such statements coming from those holding senior Constitutional positions," the Commission said in a release.
While the EC took all views about its working in its stride, it was disturbed that Ms. Mayawati cast serious aspersions on it, in public, by attributing anti-Dalit and casteist motives to its order (on statutes) and also by alleging that the order was inspired by pressure from some political parties.
"The EC needs to reiterate that it takes its decisions and enforces them within the provisions of the Constitution and that does not include considerations of religion, race, caste and community in the manner alleged. Rather it is one of the assigned responsibilities of the EC to ensure that these aspects are not allowed to vitiate the election process."
The order was in conformity with the EC's consistent practice to remove photographs and pictures of active political leaders at all public places, put up at the cost of public exchequer, so that there was no undue advantage or disadvantage to political parties and the candidates.
The basic philosophy of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) was that the political parties, particularly the parties in power at the Centre and in the States, did not use their official power and official machinery in a manner which might lead to complaints of misuse to influence the voters. "This basic philosophy of MCC has met with the approval of the Supreme Court in a catena of cases."
On the BSP's contention that the elephant statues were in welcome posture with trunks raised and were different from the party's symbol wherein the elephant was seen with its trunk down, the EC said it was not acceptable. "In that case, other political parties would seek allotment of the Elephant symbol in different postures."
While enforcing the level playing field, the EC did not take into account statues raised with private funds, whether of political leaders or election symbols or otherwise.
The EC pointed out that in the implementation of the MCC, it did not engage in prior consultations every time, but tried to take early remedial action in order to keep the electoral process on the track. In any case, here the EC was covering a government property, hence the need to consult any political party did not arise.
Looking from whatever rules, facts and reasoning, the step to cover the statues was the most appropriate and available option before the EC, it said.
Meanwhile, Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi told The Hindu that the EC wanted to put an end to the controversy as allegations had been levelled against it on a daily basis. "We wanted to make the facts clear and end it as we have a lot of other work to do," he said.


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Going back-to-school shopping? Be kind to your wallet and the planet
It's back-to-school time. Here's how to save some green — and go green — on back-to-school supplies and clothes.
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The never-ending parental juggling act gets even trickier at back-to-school time, especially if you want to go green and spend lean.
Finding greener, cheaper alternatives for your school-bound children isn't necessarily the hardest part — you also need to make sure they will actually use what you buy.
These tips will help you get the greenest bang for your buck.
Reclaim the season
The National Retail Federation, which keeps track of holiday spending, lists the back-to-school season right alongside Christmas and Halloween. Americans are expected to spend $51 billion on back-to-school-related shopping (including college) this year — more than we spend for Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and Easter combined.
It may be a holiday for retailers, but the timing is unfortunate for parents and kids. Late summer usually brings us the best weather of the year, plus a whirlwind of activities including Bumbershoot, the Puyallup Fair and countless sports and recreational diversions.
This year, aim for more fun, less shopping and more savings.
For basic school supplies, try to buy only what's required by the school or specific teachers. Since those grade-by-grade supply lists sent out by the schools often run from 10 to 20 items, you and the planet just can't afford to buy additional stuff.
And don't be intimidated by those lists. If a school list for your second-grader mentions a brand name of scissors, for example, it will probably be fine to send a generic pair of school scissors you already have. Also feel free to ask a teacher if substitutions are OK.
If you are sure you will use up an item, such as notebook paper, buy it in bulk. Keep all your extra school supplies on one shelf where everyone in your family can easily find them. Buy recycled-content paper when possible. It may cost slightly more in some cases, but prices have gradually been dropping for recycled-paper products.
Tough stuff
From school supplies to clothes, you can save money in the long run if you spend a little extra for more durable items. Sometimes it's a difficult call. For example, many notebooks, weekly planners and folders now have hard plastic covers, which are not recyclable. But in some situations, those plastic covers may keep your kids from having to throw away a whole notebook because it got wet or trashed.
Creative and thrifty
For back-to-school clothes, the key to going green and saving money is to know what your child will wear. Thrift and consignment stores are perfect for shopping for younger children who don't have strong opinions about their clothes, or individualistic older kids.
If you give your teenagers a clothing allowance, remind them they can save money (read: Get more) by buying some clothes or accessories used. The Capitol Hill and University District neighborhoods in Seattle boast many thrift and consignment stores with merchandise that especially appeals to kids and teens. You can also reduce your purchases of new clothes by using fabric paint or iron-ons to rejuvenate thrift-store items or siblings' old clothes.
The lunch crunch
Healthful foods packed in a lunchbox frequently end up in the school garbage can. To avoid this, bring your kids to the farmers market with you to pick out stuff they will eat. Local, organic fruit and veggies at farmers markets often cost less than in groceries, and some farmers at the markets sell lunchbox-friendly items such as dried apple chips.
Buying large sizes of grocery and snack items instead of individual-serving sizes can save a family of four $2,000 a year, according to Earth 911, an Arizona-based environmental partnership. But before you buy a 5-pound bag of raisins for school lunches, for example, try to make sure your kids will consistently eat them.
Another way to save big is by sending kids to school with a reusable water bottle instead of single-use bottles. If the reusable bottle is hard, colored plastic, it should say "BPA-free." The chemical bisphenol A, or BPA, may leach from some older plastic bottles under certain conditions.
Also stay away from reusable lunch boxes or bags made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC, or vinyl). Production of PVC has been linked to health problems, and some older vinyl lunch boxes may contain high levels of lead. Reusablebags.com has a large selection of safe, durable lunch bags and water bottles, though some are on the pricey side.
Higher education the green way
A checklist on a major retailer's Web site lists 115 items a student needs when going off to college. But 40 is more like it. Most dorm rooms aren't even big enough to hold all the stuff stores push. To prevent unnecessary purchases, students should always check with their roommates to see who's bringing what.
College students spend an average of $900 a year on textbooks, according to the Washington Student Public Interest Research Group (WashPIRG). To cut those costs, try Campus Book Swap, an online-textbook exchange supported by WashPIRG and similar groups around the country. Numerous Web sites — including the biggie, Seattle-based Amazon.com — also offer used textbooks (and not just for college students).
With all the advantages of going green when back-to-school shopping, one unexpected benefit may be the most welcome: You and your kids will actually agree on something.
Tom Watson is project manager for King County's Recycling and Environmental Services. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com, 206-296-4481 or www.KCecoconsumer.com.
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Protestors block traffic at the intersection of East Pike Street and Bellevue Avenue in Seattle during rush hour Thursday afternoon so others in their group could yell to workers inside the Victrola Coffee Roasters to come out and join them. No one came. They want the minimum wage to be raised to $15/hour.
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Remove the mounting tabs from the BACK of the trim panel, and reattach them to the door frame (near the side mirror).
Step 6: Pry near the base of the interior door pull to remove the interior door handle's bezel.
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Step 8: Loosen and remove the T10 screws (6) that line the OUTER EDGE of the interior door panel.
Step 9: Unscrew and remove the locking lever from the TOP of the door frame.
Step 10: You can now LIFT and remove the interior door panel from the door frame. Disengage the locking cable from the BACK of the panel.
Step 11: Pry outward on the back of the interior door handle and slide it forward to remove it from the door frame. Slide the assembly from the locking rod.
Step 12: Engage the locking rod to the door handle, and slide the assembly into place on the door frame. Be sure that it is secure before proceeding to Step 13!
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Hello, I'm in 94510 (think its 9) I received a pretty white Hydrangea in a plastic pot from a nursury.... the back garden faces North West and East.... where would be the best place to plant it ? Thanks |
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Several years ago my employer sent me a potted Hydrangea macrophylla after my father passed away. It is VERY sentimental so I took my time finding the best spot for it in the yard. I planted it in an open northeast-facing spot against the back of the house. It gets early morning sun in winter, more sun until about noon in summer, and bright shade all afternoon. We have clay soil that retains moisture. It has been very happy in this spot. If you live in an area with hot summers I would not plant it in a spot that gets afternoon sun unless you are willing to give it a LOT of water. Jen |
I take it you're in Benicia, I'm in WC. I've had lots of success with Hydrangea because I've planted them in bright shade. You have much more marine influence in Benicia and I have a lot of hot sun and NO trees at my house. So, morning sun is likely ok where you are, but intense sun even in morning is too much. Fertile soil, ample water, right light conditions. They are one of my all-time favs. |
east side of house = morning sun = ideal for hydrangea. west side of house = hot afternoon sun = too hot for hydrangea north side of house = not much sun at all = hydrangea foliage okay, but won't bloom much south side of house = all day sun = too much sun for hydrangea |
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My hydrangeas go against everything that's been said here.I have them on both the west side of the house and the north side.They bloom their fool heads off in both places.I've also had them on the east side and the south side and both of those places were too hot and too much sun for mine. maybe the fact that I'm along the coast,and get a canyon breeze makes a difference,i don't know. What I do is move things around until I find the spot they do well in,and that's where they stay. If you put my name as it's posted here into the search box,you should be able to see pictures of mine. |
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Mazda USA design director Derek Jenkins promises us that the next Mazda MX-5 Miata will look younger, more masculine, and more expensive—and nothing at all like an Alfa Romeo.
Derek Jenkins has spent the last five years wiping away Mazda's Jack-O-Lantern grin. Since he joined Mazda in 2009, the automaker has introduced three mature, premium-looking vehicles—the Mazda CX-5, the Mazda 6, and the Mazda 3. Up next is his biggest challenge yet, the next-generation MX-5 Miata. Mazda has sold more than 900,000 examples of the MX-5 over more than two decades, but sales of the car have slowed in recent years. Jenkins sat down with Automobile editors Robert Cumberford and David Zenlea to discuss what's next for the iconic roadster.
Automobile: You've managed to give rear-wheel-drive proportions to the front-wheel-drive the Mazda 6 and Mazda 3, but it must have taken lots of work. It must be nice to be dealing with the next-generation design of a car that's actually rear-wheel drive, like the Mazda MX-5 Miata.
Derek Jenkins: "Who said it will be rear-wheel drive? [Laughs] Absolutely. Having a proper FR [front-engine, rear-wheel drive] architecture to work off of is the dream. And we're really proud of where that's headed.
AM: One thing the Miata has never been is on the cutting edge of styling. Will that continue with the next version?
DJ: The next MX-5 needs to be true to the DNA of an MX-5. So much of our energy has to be focused toward that goal.
The challenge we have is evolving the image of that car, which involves expanding the audience of that car. The average buying audience of the MX-5 is continuing to get older and older. That's something we've really been concentrating on. How to reconnect to a younger customer? Honor the tradition of the consummate roadster, but make it fresh enough and new enough that it appeals to a new audience.
AM: The Porsche Boxster, which we think of as sort of a grown up, expensive Miata, has evolved to become more masculine. Is that where the Miata is headed?
DJ: In general, with the new generation of cars, we try to inject a masculine quality. I don't use the word aggressive in the context of trying to make a beautiful car. We're not trying to make something that's a brute or something that's hyper aggressive. It's got to be balanced.
AM: One of the things that bothers us about new convertibles is how high the window sills are, which makes the cockpit feel small and confining. Will you keep those low?
DJ: I think our guys will figure that out.
AM: Do you have any input on the styling of the roadster that Mazda is going to build for Alfa Romeo?
DJ:Not really, no. They're obviously developing their car on the same platform as us, and there's going to be certainly be certain components of the underlying architecture that will carry over…
AM: Like the cowl location and height, for instance?
DJ: Things like that. Basic platform hard points.
AM: Does the current, more expensive MX-5 Miata model with a power-operated hard top point to where the next-generation Miata as a whole is headed?
DJ: Not necessarily. But the retractable hard top currently represents up to fifty percent of our MX-5 sales. So, we'll address that going forward.
From the CX-5 forward we've had much greater focus on interior design and overall interior layout. And the MX-5 will represent the big step for us in that area. Usability, drivability, attention to detail, material quality—all of that will be at another level.
AM: There won't be a coupe model, right?
DJ: Well, there never has been. You can be sure that from Mazda MX-5, the focus will continue to be on the convertible.
AM: How about retro cues. It's got to have retractable headlamps, right?
DJ: [Laughs] Try and get that through pedestrian impact [standards]! I don't think we're looking to literally translate any specific elements from the original Miata. But, I'll tell you this: We did spend a tremendous amount of time focusing again on the first-generation car, and that's because it has obviously stood the test of time beautifully. The key to that is the simplicity of that car. And it's got great proportions. Very simple, very pure, and that's from a surface standpoint as well as from a detail standpoint. That kind of conceptual thinking is more where we're headed. We looked with the next-generation MX5 to really concentrate on the simplicity and purity of the car.
AM: Is there any input from the Mazda Ibuki concept that debuted in Tokyo in 2003? That car was a very simple section car.
DJ: That car was really more of a precursor of the current car. There's no relationship to that in where we're headed.
AM: Will the new Miata open a new chapter in Mazda design or will it be an evolution of the Kodo language we're seeing on the Mazda CX-5, Mazda 6, and Mazda 3?
DJ: The Mazda MX-5, although it will always be connected to its generation of [Mazda] vehicles, it also sits just slightly on its own. It will have to ride that line.
AM: When will the new Mazda MX-5 Miata debut?
MAZDA MEDIA OFFICER: [Interrupting] Someday. Not today.
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Dead & Buried
Dead & Buried | |
Directed by | Gary Sherman |
Produced by | Robert Fentress Richard R. St. Johns Ronald Shusett |
Written by | Short Story Author: Alex Stern Jeff Millar Screenwriters: Ronald Shusett Dan O'Bannon |
Starring | James Farentino Melody Anderson Jack Albertson Dennis Redfield Nancy Locke Robert Englund |
Music by | Joe Renzetti |
Cinematography | Steven Poster |
Edited by | Alan Balsam |
Distributed by | Avco Embassy Pictures |
Release dates
May 29, 1981 |
Running time
92 min. |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Dead & Buried is a 1981 horror film directed by Gary Sherman, starring Melody Anderson and James Farentino. With a screenplay written by Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett, the movie was initially banned as a "video nasty" in the UK in the early 1980s, but was later acquitted of obscenity charges and removed from the Director of Public Prosecutions' list.
The movie was subsequently novelized by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro. In a 1983 interview with Starburst promoting Blue Thunder, O'Bannon disowned the film (he claimed that Shusett had written the script by himself but needed O'Bannon's name on the project, and promised he would make some changes; on seeing the finished film O'Bannon realised that Shusett had done nothing of the sort, but it was too late for him to take his name off the credits).
James Farentino stars as Dan Gillis, sheriff of the small New England coastal town of Potter's Bluff. In the film's opening scene, a mob of townspeople attempt to kill a visiting photographer. He is beaten, tied to a post then set on fire. He survives and is taken to a hospital, where he is murdered just out of sight of the sheriff and the doctor.
More visitors are murdered by the townspeople. Sheriff Gillis, assisted by Dobbs, the local coroner-mortician (Jack Albertson), works hard to discover the motive for the killings. Gillis becomes increasingly disconcerted as a grisly death occurs every day. In each case, the killers photograph the victims as they are murdered.
The film's creepiness is enhanced by the audience knowing the identity of the killers, nearly all of whom are friends of Gillis. Gillis' wife Janet (Melody Anderson) has suspicious reasons for her own frequent nocturnal disappearances.[clarification needed]
Gillis accidentally hits someone with his squad car following an attack. On the grill of his car, Gillis finds the twitching severed arm of the accident victim, who attacks him and flees with the arm. After the attack, Gillis scrapes some flesh from the vehicle and takes it to the local doctor, who tells him that the tissue sample has been dead approximately four months.
Gillis grows suspicious of Dobbs and conducts a background check. He discovers that Dobbs was formerly the chief pathologist in Providence, Rhode Island, until he was dismissed 10 years ago for conducting unauthorized autopsies in the county morgue.
It is revealed that Dobbs has developed a secret technique for reanimating the dead, and all of the townspeople are reanimated corpses under his control. Dobbs considers himself an "artist" who uses his zombies to murder the living in order to create more corpses on which to practice his reanimation technique.
The Sheriff is unaware that he is also one of the living dead, having been murdered some time ago by his undead wife under Dobbs' orders. Gillis notices his hands decomposing, and Dobbs asks to examine them.
- James Farentino as Sheriff Dan Gillis
- Melody Anderson as Janet Gillis
- Jack Albertson as William G. Dobbs
- Dennis Redfield as Ron
- Nancy Locke as Linda
- Lisa Blount as Girl on the Beach / Lisa
- Robert Englund as Harry
- Bill Quinn as Ernie
- Michael Currie as Herman
- Christopher Allport as George LeMoyne / Freddie
- Joseph G. Medalis as The Doctor
- Macon McCalman as Ben
- Lisa Marie as The Hitchhiker
- Estelle Omens as Betty
- Barry Corbin as Phil
- Michael Pataki as Sam
Critical reception[edit]
Zombiemania: 80 Movies to Die For author Arnold T. Blumberg wrote that Dead & Buried "is another fine homage to the EC Comics style of horror, with a story that also echoes the structure of a classic Rod Serling Twilight Zone episode," adding that the film is "a late-night treat that works best with the lights off and no foreknowledge of what's to come."[1]
AllMovie wrote, "it's easy to see why Dead and Buried never found a big audience. It is too plot-heavy for those viewers in search of a shock machine yet too visceral for the viewers who appreciate subtle horror",[2] but complimented its "blend of creepy atmosphere and gruesome shocks."[3]
Filming locations[edit]
The opening shot depicting the central street scene in Potters Bluff was filmed along Lansing Street in Mendocino, California.
- ^ Blumberg, Arnold (2006). Zombiemania: 80 Movies to Die For. Telos Publishing. p. 122. ISBN 9781845830038.
- ^ Guarisco, Donald. "Dead and Buried (1981) - Review - AllMovie". AllMovie. Retrieved 12 August 2012.
- ^ Guarisco, Donald. "Dead and Buried (1981)". AllMovie. Retrieved 12 August 2012.
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I am in North Jersey, zone6b. After the snow storm a few days after Sandy, my healthy looking hydrangea looks terrible. Please see the pictures. I sprayed Wilt-Pruf generously on the plant before the snow storm came. Don't know if wilt-pruf worked or not since what should I expect if I didn't spray any? I'd like to hear what you experts say about this poor plant. Can it survive and still have a chance to put on some flowers next year? Is there anything I should do at this point? Please help. Thank you very much. |
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It looks normal for a plant that used to be green and then was subjected to cold temperatures. Sad looking but it should be fine. The leaves will not recover but the cold weather will make the plant really go dormant now. Not sure about the flower buds. Those probably developed in the Fall and depending on how cold it got, they may still be there alive. If it got too cold then they may have suffered but you will not know for sure until the plant leafs out again in Spring 2013. If this a rebloomer, then I would not worry much: if the early Spring blooms are affected, you still will have blooms later on. The stems are woody so they can handle a lot of cold so I would think that for this one event, the stems will be fine. But as winter progresses in your zone, they may or may not be affected. Should they die, the roots will send new shoots in the Spring. And talking about the roots, I would add 3-4" of organic mulch to protect them and conserve moisture. Good luck, milkyj! |
Luis thank you so much! You know I had high hope for this plant. Dare it die on me! :-) I will take your advice and add extra mulch, tonight. |
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Thinking Un-Conventionally About Radio
By Gary Trust
What happens at a radio convention?
Like those in all industries, a radio conference offers a chance for professionals in different aspects of the field, from program directors and on-air talent to consultants and music scheduling software developers, to discuss, celebrate and improve upon the craft for which they harbor so much passion.
You learn from CEOs the realities of running radio stations in a difficult economy.
You hear programmers explain how new media has made the radio signal just one part of a station's overall marketing strategy.
You listen to disc jockeys with ridiculously deep voices speak humbly about their fortune of getting paid to entertain people every day.
The 35th Conclave Learning Conference took place July 15-17 in Minneapolis. Helmed by executive director Tom Kay, radio's longest-lasting summit affords those who've dedicated their careers to the art of radio the invaluable experience of honing their skills face-to-face.
Following are first-hand notes and quotes from this year's convention, accounts that spotlight the state of radio in 2010, what awaits in the medium's future and more.
"I want to congratulate you for being here, many of you on your own dime. This is where you learn what makes radio successful."
- John Gehron, founder of media consulting firm Broadcast Wisdom.
"We're still a very relevant industry. We have people listening in droves, even the 12- to 24-year-olds. But we have to move into new areas."
- Jeff Dinetz, president/COO NextMedia Radio Group, on radio's need to take advantage of Facebook, Twitter and other digital platforms to retain top-of-mind awareness with listeners.
"We point listeners to our websites. We have interactive managers in every market. We are doing 7% of our revenue on the digital side. 50% of that is customized solutions for small businesses. In 2011, our expectation is that digital will deliver 10% of our revenue. That's one reason our presence in small markets has improved."
- Gary Rozynek, president/CEO Maverick Media, on how selling advertising in less-populated, more community-driven metros goes beyond the AM/FM dial.
"We used to use overnights as a breeding ground for developing talent. We have no bench, and that's just sick."
- Dinetz, to hearty applause, citing that the industry has too heavily relied on cost-cutting syndication and out-of-market, non-live 'voice-tracking' to fill third-shift programming, in place of training emerging announcers.
"I'm going to close my eyes and think of someplace warm (seagulls sound effects ...) Now, I'm going to open my eyes ... (Bleep) ... Snow."
- A promo that Darrin Marshall, creative services director/Clear Channel Washington, D.C., produced for WIHT (Hot 99.5) after a brutal snowstorm blanketed the area. "I stayed at the station for 36 hours," said Marshall, citing the importance of relating to what listeners are experiencing at every opportunity.
"One of my jobs was to feed the goat, Rita. Her job was to clip the grass out back around the transmitter."
- Dave Ryan, morning show host KDWB (101.3)/Minneapolis, remembering his (and a co-worker's) key responsibilities at a small religious station at the start of his career.


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Re:Whelp. (139 comments)
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Re:Whelp. (139 comments)
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Re:Shitty code (152 comments)
You realize the PS3's hardware WAS exotic right? That's exactly why it's hard! Write code optimized for multiple SPE units, and see how well you can get it to run on x86.
Re:No Threat To Thunderbolt (355 comments)
Probably not for most people, but I do it all the time on film sets. Rather than carry a workstation, you can just cary a laptop and a thunderbolt chassis with a RED ROCKET card for playback and transcoding. On location, this is a lifesaver.
Re:Better plots? (1029 comments)
Citizen Kane has a shit ton of special effects. Double exposures, matte paintings and set extensions, miniatures, etc. In fact the film is known for using these techniques very well.
Re:Essential Features.. alpha support, lossless. (86 comments)
We already have good codecs for professional use, lossy and lossless, that support alpha channels. For lossless there's Animation or DPX, for lossy Prores or DNxHD, etc. These codecs are standardized and supported by a wide variety of hardware and software. I think anybody doing this type of work professionally is going to be using already proven established codecs. There's nothing old, clunky, or painful about these (maybe animation).
Re:Forget about flying cars ... (208 comments)
Pretty much anybody can fly an airplane under general aviation, yet you see relatively few nasty accidents. This is because, surprise, it's much more difficult to get a pilot's license than a driver's license because the standards are high. I imagine flying cars would be no different.
Re:Too little, too late (259 comments)
Show me where a complete, working crack of Diablo 3 is. Oh wait there isn't one since so much of the code runs server side. What's out there is a buggy half playable mess with tons of missing content. When you run tons of code and serve content server side, you can't just crack it and call it a day. It's delusional to think pirates will win if the industry goes with these methods.
Re:Tired of Luddites calling higher FPS "soap oper (599 comments)
That's irrelevant. The CMOS sensor on the RED works the same way as a frame of film - it is activated and exposed to light in exactly the same way, for a fraction of a second depending on the desired shutter speed. The only difference is that the shutter is electronic (turning the sensor on and off) vs mechanical, and even new digital cameras like the Sony F65 have mechanical shutters exactly like film cameras.
Re:Dangerously spreading islamic radicalism (591 comments)
It's not racism, just an observation that parents usually teach children values similar to their own.
Re:Stop renting DVD's (547 comments)
"Answer #1: Any professional with any ambition at all. Collective bargaining agreements are a noose around the neck of anybody with the ambition to better themselves."
Bullshit. How do you figure? You are always free to negotiate yourself above and beyond what your union sets for everybody. I negotiate my salary myself on union jobs ALL THE TIME, and haven't worked for the union minimum in a long long time.
Re:I'll throw my mod point away there is good cens (339 comments)
You can yell fire in a theatre, and there is nothing illegal about the speech itself. However, you would be charged with reckless endangerment, or if someone were trampled, manslaughter. Censoring the speech is bad because you cannot know the context before hand. All you can do is base law on actions, not words.
Re:32 hour week! (615 comments)
I routinely work 10-12 hour days in the film industry. You can absolutely get more done and better utilize your time on set, and only working 8 hours a day would seriously impact productions. 12 hours is standard. Of course, it pays extremely well so after many weeks of doing this I can take off a month or two. I would rather work 12 hours a day for 3 months then get 2 months off than work 5 days a week every week for 32 hours and basically only get weekends.
Re:Typical of their culture (152 comments)
The difference is that if you are a player in say, the NFL, you will make a ton of money, and after 8-12 years retire and draw a pension from the NFL. Bench warmers make 150K+ a year, so if you're even halfway decent you will be making good money.
But in E-Sports, the 150K figure is for the very best. The very best are making less than a bench warmer in the NFL. Being the very best means practicing in your team house for 10-12 hours per day. Many top Starcraft players have needed surgery for RSI injuries.So even if you're the best in the world, you're going to get 10 years at best. You think 150K a year is a lot, but after your career is over what do you do? What skills do you have? All you can do is play a video game. You're hostage to it. Former top players have gone on to become coaches, and this is the only real progression left. If you are near the middle or bottom of the pack, your situation is even worse since you have less money.
This is not a long term career like traditional professional sports is.
Re:Use a Frame (246 comments)
That may be against the law. A better way is to put infrared lights around the plate. It in no way obscures the plate visually to the human eye, but cameras will see a big bright mess.
Re:Enough with the gimmicks. (273 comments)
This is because a higher frame rate in games means it is more responsive, and since you are interacting with it, fast response time is necessary for lots of genres like FPS or fighting. You are not interacting with the film, so the frame rate is merely a stylistic choice. 24fps is not bad; it merely gives a certain look. 48 fps is also not bad; it just gives a different look.
Re:Maps and textures instead of video feeds (72 comments)
The idea behind Cloud gaming is that you can have one device that can play games on many platforms and complexities. The whole point is to do the heavy rendering and calculations on the server and stream the result to the client, so that you don't have to keep upgrading when a new console comes out, or when a game's hardware requirements go up.
Re:Will it continue? (317 comments)
First, redo the Mac Pro. Make a chassis that works like a tower, but can have a rack drawer attached so it can be slammed into a standard enclosure. Offer not just 8Gbs FC cards, but NICs with enough packet offloading power so FCoE is workable.
All apple needs to do is include 2 thunderbolt ports, each on separate busses. Who needs FC when you have thunderbolt? Add USB 3 and new graphics cards; that's all I could ask for as a pro right now. There are so many thunderbolt video and audio devices coming out, it's sickening it's not on the mac pro yet.
Re:The Inner Light (634 comments)
You'll miss a lot by having inner light as your first episode. Part of the power is that Picard changes a bit; he goes from not liking kids to having them, from being single to having a wife, etc. You'll lose all that if you haven't familiarized yourself with the character by watching other episodes.
Re:Awesome (710 comments)
You can see non gimicky 3D right now: Prometheus. Say what you will about the film, the 3D is not a gimmick, and greatly enhances the experience. I felt like I was looking at real person when Charlie was looking in the mirror and saw the thing in his eye. Creepy as fuck. The cesarian was also creepy as fuck in 3D as well, not because of in your face effects, but because you really felt as if you were right there looking at real people. That's the future of 3D: subtle enhancement.
Re:That's *it* for me and Blizzard, man!! (540 comments)
You joke, but being able to cheat was why I loved Diablo 2. It's so terrible and boring to level and grind for good gear, so to make it much more bearable I would use a trainer to give my character what they needed. This made the game much more interesting since I could skip all the grinding and just find out which types of characters would be fun to play, and which skills and skill combinations would be effective on Hell difficulty. I saw no reason to waste my time grinding, when that's not what I enjoyed. I wasn't harming anybody else, as this was all on open battle.net or Single Player.
This is also why I did not buy D3 - it's forcing me to grind for levels and gear, or worse, BUY gear. No thanks.


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I live in Southeast Ohio and I wanted to know if anyone else around here has this problem. My husband and I have noticed that when it rains, we get these dark greenish brown worms that just congregate to our concrete driveway, and even climb in under our garage door to get to our garage. The worst thing about these worms is the smell they give off. They are a small thin worm, but they are a really big pain when it rains. Any other time I never see them. I just wondered if anyone knows what these worms are called so I can know what to do with them. |
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Hi nkrc, I too have a bit of a worm problem at different times of the year. They get on my concrete carport. They do that when we have had much rain, and the soil is totally saturated. They are merely heading to higher ground to keep from drowning. There is really nothing that can be done, other than trying to provide some drainage, so they won't be forced to go to higher ground. Mine end up dying on the carport, as I don't go out and get them and put them somewhere where they can survive. Possibly they are near death or dying by the time they find the higher ground. I have thought many times that I should gather them while they ar still alive, and put them in the garden spot, or a flower bed, but just have not made or taken the time to do that when it is raining out, or shortly after it quits. Subsequently, most die, dry out, stick to the concrete, and then have to be scraped up later. They won't just sweep off...sigh... I've not noticed the color of mine particularly, or that they stink, but then mine are in the open air. Dead worms do stick though...remembering many a bait box with dead worms in it. Sue |
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Um, I am very opposed to ANY path for citizenship for illegals, unless they go back home and come in the right way, legally. And if it were not for the current language of the Constitution, I'd gladly support legislation that denied citizenship rights for the children of illegal aliens, ever.(Exception: if they are born here and give the country a minimum of four years military or equivalent service.)<quoted text>
interesting veiws liam...
I am right there with ya dope slapping bigots about social issues... bUT.....I dont support rounding up illegals, for reasons of political impracticality...
but I do think we need comprehensive immigration reform at the federal level.
I do support the migrant farm worker program, as these poeple do jobs that american wont(for similar wages)
they live like kings when they get back home!!
I too am for a path to citizenship, and think it should be included in comprehensive immigration reform.
I worry that any sort of migrant worker program would encourage the creation of second class people, only allowed to come here to provide cheap labor and then expected to leave. I am fine with making it far easier for them to immigrate here to be full-fledged citizens with all of the rights, privileges and duties of every other citizen.
Oh, and if the feds would actually search and properly fine each and every company that hired illegals, there would be PLENTY of money for their deportation, since it is supposed to be a fine of $10,000 per day for each illegal employed.


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I have this growing on a trellis-like box which covers my utility box. This box is about 4 feet square. The vine is doing wonderfully but is too big for that space and I have to cut it back almost every week. It has also become very large and woody. Can anyone recommend a smaller vine to camouflage this box? I don't want annual vines or one that would spring up everywhere in my yard. Thanks so much. |
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This surely is a very large and lovely vine! The size you need is a very tough one indeed, perennial vines have one purpose in life, and that is to GROW - so pretty much most anything is going to have to be regularly trimmed. There are some perennial vines that might do for you but won't be evergreen. I do not know if creeping fig would work OK - it depends what kind of utilities are being hidden, and what the trellesing is made out of. Mostly creeping fig likes a solid surface to go on. |
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> Yes, ADA8000 is based on Alesis (now WaveFront Semiconductors) A/D
Which (the appnote) does not include the mic preamp. Strangely
enough the ADA8000 preamp has a very good noise figure if used
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David Moyes is aware of the task he faces after taking over from Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager, but refused to comment on speculation linking Wayne Rooney with a move to Chelsea.
Moyes faced the media ahead of his side's pre-season friendly with the A-League All-Stars on Saturday.
But he was silent on the question of whether Rooney would be leaving Old Trafford for west London over the summer and instead chose to focus on the daunting challenge of following in Ferguson's footsteps.
"Anybody managing Manchester United would have a challenge, even Sir Alex," said Moyes.
"But for somebody following Sir Alex, that's the hardest thing to do. What he did will never be repeated.
"For anybody to do 25 years and for the trophies and the championships he has won, it would be incredible for anybody else to achieve that.
"It's a big job and one I am really looking forward to. I have been overwhelmed already.
"We dropped into Thailand on the way to Sydney and everywhere you go, if you are involved with Manchester United, everybody wants to meet the players and everybody wants to be involved.
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If you want to try something a little different for lunch this week, try this Tuna and Butterbean Salad. This salad is super easy to make and SO tasty too.
It's as simple as mixing in a tin of butterbeans with a tin of tuna, then flavouring with chopped parsley, red onion, cherry tomatoes and a few extras. It really doesn't take too long to prepare and doesn't break the bank either.
I adjusted the recipe slightly and added salt and pepper, the beans were just to fresh for me otherwise, even with the dressing.
Also I didn't have dijon mustard just regular old English mustard. I wasn't sure what difference this would make but I read somewhere that the only difference between the two is that Dijon has vinegar in it so I added a little white wine vinegar to the dressing mix and it was delish.
Was excited to hear I tempted one of my Twitter buddies @MissKHart to try the recipe. If you give it a go let me know how it turns out
- 1 small red onion
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- 400g can butter beans, drained and rinsed
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- 2 tbsp flax seed oil (Get that omega 3 in there)
- juice of ½ lemon
- 1 tsp mustard
- 20g pack flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
- Halve the onion and slice it as thinly as possible. Tip into a salad bowl and flake in the tuna. Gently stir in the butterbeans and cherry tomatoes.
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Brief History
Members of the 6th Regiment of the Missouri Confederate Cavalry enrolled between 6 August and 18 December 1862. They were mustered on 18 September 1862. They were discharged on 26 May 1865. They were led by Colonels John J. Coffee, Moses W. Smith, and Gideon W. Thompson.[1]
Companies in this Regiment with the Counties of Origin
Men often enlisted in a company recruited in the counties where they lived though not always. After many battles, companies might be combined because so many men were killed or wounded. However if you are unsure which company your ancestor was in, try the company recruited in his county first.
Company A - Captains William Pleasant Norman, Lucky Knox, Francis M. Hastings, Thomas H. Lea, and Hugh Stewart - Many men from Newton County
Company B - Captains Samuel Taylor, John C. Toney, and A. J. Vivion - Many men from Newton County
Company C - Captains William Pleasant Norman, C. M. Henry, and G. L. Noland - Many men from Cedar County
Company D - Captains George R. McMahan, A. Edgar Asbrury, and D. (S.) A. Williams - Many men from Grundy County
Company E - Captains J. H. Groff and James H. Blanton - Many men from Newton County
Company F - Captains Isham J. West and John C. Cannon - Many men from Newton County
Company G - Captains Moses W. Smith and Henry D. Stengel - Many men from Newton County
Company H - Captains N. R. Berry, E. A. Dickey, and William McCowan - Many men from Newton County
Company I - Captain John T. Crisp
Company K - Captains Henry Burt and J. C. Cravens - Many men from Johnson County
The above information about the companies with partial rosters is found in Kenneth E. Weant's book, Civil War Records Missouri Confederate Cavalry, Volume 1[1]
The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors database lists 1,785 men on its roster for this unit. Roster.
Other Sources
- Beginning United States Civil War Research gives steps for finding information about a Civil War soldier or sailor. It covers the major records that should be used. Additional records are described in 'Missouri in the Civil War' and 'United States Civil War, 1861 to 1865' (see below).
- National Park Service, The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, is searchable by soldier's name and state. It contains basic facts about soldiers on both sides of the Civil War, a list of regiments, descriptions of significant battles, sources of the information, and suggestions for where to find additional information.
- Missouri in the Civil War describes many Confederate and Union sources, specifically for Missouri, and how to find them.. These include compiled service records, pension records, rosters, cemetery records, Internet databases, published books, etc.
- United States Civil War, 1861 to 1865 describes and explains United States and Confederate States records, rather than state records, and how to find them. These include veterans' censuses, compiled service records, pension records, rosters, cemetery records, Internet databases, published books, etc.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Kenneth E. Weant, Civil War Records, Missouri Confederate Cavalry, Volume 1 (Arlington, Texas : K.E. Weant, c2008), pages #143-160. FHL book #977.8 M2wkm v. 1
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@Monika - You must live under a rock if you think that women and minorities aren't discriminated against anymore! I think it's great that a certain amount of government procurement contracts have to go to them. I don't see how this is any different from awarding a certain number of contracts to areas with a high unemployment rate.
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If you are not experiencing that level of oneness, then one has to consider the factors that may be contributing to a more limited experience of each other, such as lifestyle differences, energetic differences (perhaps one partner is low energy and the other is high energy), depth of emotional commitment and love, and spiritual compatibility.
Breath is the Essence of Life and Love
The next time you are touching your partner or kissing, try adding a this qi gong method of deeper flow of breath:
Inhale into your lower abdomen and allow it to fill like a balloon, then fill through the lungs.
Exhale by contracting the lower abdomen to fully expel the breath slowly.
When you slow and deepen your breath mindfully, oxytocin, the brain chemical that is associated with feeling in love, increases. This heightens your awareness of the energy of your emotions, physical energy and spirit, and also creates a deeper bond with your partner (oxytocin is also known as the bonding chemical). Thus, mindful breath work heightens your awareness of the nuances of touch, feeling and connectivity with partner.
When men engage this style of breathwork, they will be able to maintain erections longer, and achieve what is known as the dry orgasm--where the pleasure of orgasmic release occurs without ejaculation.
Women will find that this style of breathwork will encourage multiple orgasms and a greater opening of the heart center to feel more rooted emotionally with a partner.
Tantric Touches Evoke Greater States of Love
The way you touch your partner can enhance emotional and spiritual bonding through sexuality.
Tantric touches naturally are highly sensuous and start with you first becoming aware of the energy of your own hands, centering yourself, and breathing deeply. From there, form the intention to share your deepest essential energy with your partner with each stroke or caress. Think of it as sharing the gift of your inner self and receiving that gift in return when your partner touches you.
With this intentionality of mindful sharing and receiving deep energy through touches, you will find that your touches will slow and soften. You will find that your hands will naturally be curious and will seek to discover in new ways, new aspects of your partner's body and heart.
Your hands will also communicate your feelings and reveal your heart.
To boost and enhance the energy shared by your hands, you can also use tantric essential oil blends.
I created a lover's blend essential oil blend that is infused with high energy and contains oils such as clove, nutmeg and some of the other classical aphrodisiac essential oils. When applied to the skin, the energy of your own hands combined with the energy of the oils, can deepen the sensual connection with your partner, allowing you both to travel to a place of blissful eroticism.
You can also use a light sprinkle of honey dust on your hands to caresss erogenous zones such as the chest, nape of the neck, back of the knees.
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Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on July 26, 2011 | Comments (1)Boy, that Brandon Routh is a real lady-killer. And in the movie Dylan Dog: Dead of Night, he's a real lady-killer if she's a monster and she wronged him in the past. We may not have seen much of Mr. Routh aside from his small parts in Zack and Miri Make a Porno and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, but that doesn't mean he ain't working. Dylan Dog follows Routh as a private investigator in New Orleans who is brought back into the monster hunting game. But we don't care about monsters. We care about New Orleans. For this feature, every day is Mardi Gras, and everywhere open containers are legal.
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has blocked a lower federal court's injunction against part of a Texas anti-choice law, which experts say will now have the result of shuttering about a third of the state's abortion clinics.
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A lawsuit challenging two tenets of Texas' new omnibus anti-choice law will go before a judge for the first time today.
On October 21, a federal judge will hear arguments as to why two provisions of a new Texas anti-abortion law should be blocked.
Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis is preparing to announce a run for governor next week, according to news outlets that have spoken with anonymous, high-ranking Democratic sources.
Documents released Monday by the Texas Department of Public Safety show no evidence that the "feminist army" of orange-clad pro-choice supporters brought containers of urine and feces to the Texas state capitol this summer during debates over an omnibus anti-abortion bill.
When I decided to come to Austin for a summer internship with NARAL Pro-Choice Texas, I knew I was signing up for an interesting few months. What I didn't know is that at 20 years old, entirely alone in a new city, I would have an abortion myself.
The Texas senator said she's put her pink sneakers back to work "running on the trail." Washington, D.C. reporters wanted to know if she meant the campaign trail in the next governor's race.
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Can't help but say it kept being a bit confusing~~ Funny nevertheless...I didn't die too much before the end~ Yay^^
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damn u comp, you played it well <_<
At least it's not my fault this game.
I wasn't able to keep up with what happened after I died. I do know that Celes is the village idiot cause she's one of the Masons. If she was a townie the she should have revived either me or Urameshi but she didn't.
but why revive adonai? he's a wolf. wouldn't that be a bad move for the mafias?
I regret that I was inactive when I was getting lynched. I could have atleast lived a bit longer if I was >_<"
he probably got influenced by comp <_<
^ Yep. I knew he would be a good choice.
It also helped that there were three sides and forced lynches of course.
I'm sorry, I'm a bad person ...
EDIT: too bad you died adonai, it would have been fun to do all the evil wolf-stuff togther ...
I even thought that bipolar is the bishop, because he would have been crazy enough to use such an ability against you
Has anyone noticed that the new TWGs are ending on earlier days. The first few TWG takes 10+ days but the new ones finished at 5+.
@adonai: can you post a list of the players name and their roles (including the clams). I'm just curious if its possible to get a clam ending :p
ack even if we did use the clam. we'd still lose u_u;


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Starring Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson. In a brilliant bit of casting where art may be imitating life, Bill Murray plays an American movie actor whose fading film career has lead him to making commercials in Tokyo while nursing a sense of ennui and emptiness. Murray meets a neglected newly married woman (Johansson) and together they begin to occupy each other's time and thoughts.
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