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Don't look now, but Sammy Hagar is celebrating 40 years as a professional rocker, and he's bringing the party to his fans with a series of summer tour dates.
Don't look now, but Sammy Hagar is celebrating 40 years as a professional rocker, and he's bringing the party to his fans with a series of summer tour dates.
After a break of a mere 30 years, HSAS are back -- sort of. Sammy Hagar and Journey guitarist Neal Schon have reunited for a few songs on Hagar's upcoming CD, and they recruited Hagar's Chickenfoot rhythm section of Michael Anthony and Chad Smith for the three tracks.
The relationship between Sammy Hagar and Van Halen has been strained, to say the least, for quite a number of years now. However, in a new interview, the singer and alcohol magnate says that he'd love to try to patch things up with Eddie Van Halen.
On March 13, 1983, a Sammy Hagar concert from the packed Checkerdome in St. Louis, Mo. was broadcast live over radio stations all across the country, and also shown on MTV. The resulting bootleg is now the crown jewel of many Red Rocker fans' video collections.
As a Christmas present of sorts, Sammy Hagar decided to open the floor to his fans via Facebook, and to respond to any questions the red rocker's devotees may have.
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Sammy Hagar celebrated his 65th birthday over the weekend with a big birthday bash in Cabo San Lucus, Mexico. Wait...65? No Way!
The last time Michael Anthony was on 'That Metal Show,' his former Van Halen (and current Chickenfoot) bandmate Sammy Hagar didn't feel his friend went into quite enough detail about his departure from one of rock's most famous and successful bands.
Some of rock's greats were on hand Sunday night (Aug. 26) in Las Vegas for the third annual Vegas Rocks! Magazine Music Awards. Sammy Hagar, Geoff Tate, and David Coverdale of Whitesnake were among the top honorees taking home hardware for their efforts at the Las Vegas Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
A Ronnie Montrose tribute concert has been organized for Friday, April 27 at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco, Calif. The show will pay honor to the influential guitarist, who died on March 3 after a battle with cancer.
I classify Chickenfoot as a rock supergroup! I think you have to when the band consists of Joe Satriani on guitar, Red Hot Chili Pepper drummer Chad Smith, former Van Halen/Van Hagar members, Michael Anthony, and Sammy Hagar, and everything I have heard from them ROCKS!


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Six million American adults suffer from sudden panic attacks each year. Francine Rosenberg, Psy.D., shares the symptoms of panic attacks and panic disorder, as well as ways to cope with panic attacks and panic disorder.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 6 million American adults suffer sudden and repeated panic attacks in any given year, a condition known as panic disorder. Panic attacks generally first occur in late adolescence or early adulthood but not everyone who has a panic attack develops panic disorder. Some have just one attack and never have another.
"We don't know precisely why some people develop panic disorder," says clinical psychologist and anxiety specialist Francine Rosenberg, Psy.D., of Morris Psychological Group. "But we know that women are more than twice as likely as men to suffer from it. And we know that untreated panic disorder can become disabling. As people try to avoid places and activities that they fear might trigger an attack, their lives become more and more restricted. Panic disorder is also often associated with other serious conditions, reinforcing the importance of treatment to improve health and quality of life."
Panic attacks occur suddenly and often without an obvious trigger. Symptoms include sweating, chest pain, fast heart rate or palpitations, difficulty breathing or a feeling of being smothered, dizziness or faintness, and an intense feeling of dread. While the typical panic attack lasts approximately 10 minutes, symptoms may last longer. It is not uncommon for a panic attack to be mistaken for a heart attack. When panic attacks occur repeatedly, a person is said to have panic disorder.
"Panic disorder is a type of anxiety disorder," Dr. Rosenberg says. "Patients usually suffer from intense anxiety about having an attack and avoid situations in which they might occur. In fact, one-third of people with panic disorder also have agoraphobia—fear of being in places where escape might be difficult—and find their lives becoming more and more constrained as they avoid public places, crowds, travel, or even leaving the house."
Panic disorder is often accompanied by other psychological problems, most notably depression and drug or alcohol abuse. And many medical professionals believe that anxiety disorders contribute to the development of heart disease by putting extra strain on the heart.
"Panic disorder has serious health implications," Dr. Rosenberg says. "That's why treatment is important before the condition gets worse. Fortunately, panic disorder responds well to treatment, especially if caught early."
Panic disorder is generally treated with medication or psychotherapy or a combination of the two. The most commonly used medications are antidepressants such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and benzodiazepines. The therapy that is most effective is cognitive behavior therapy, which helps patients change the thought patterns that cause panic.
"As part of the therapeutic process, we also recommend lifestyle changes and coping strategies that will help patients relax and manage their stress and anxiety," Dr. Rosenberg says.
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"A single attack is not necessarily indicative of panic disorder and not all anxiety is harmful," Dr. Rosenberg says. "Occasional anxiety is a natural reaction to life's stresses and strains. But when it begins to take on a life of its own and potential disaster lurks around every corner, it is important to get help early, before anxiety overwhelms your life and disrupts work and personal relationships. Medication, psychotherapy, stress reduction, and lifestyle changes can help you manage the situations that trigger panic."
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Job positions requiring advanced skills in math, science and engineering remain vacant in America, says Nina Easton in Fortune. Rather than giving this work to more qualified foreigners, we need to do a better job of educating our workers at home, she says. [Read More]
The state of kids: Poor, and poorer
Our opinion: New child poverty figures are alarming, and suggest the state needs to rethink education funding for things like early childhood programs. You can shrug off the fact that more than half the children in Schenectady and more than a third of the kids in Albany live in poverty as just another symptom of […] [Read More]
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Largely absent from both the Republican and Democratic conventions were the unemployed, says Mark Thoma in The Fiscal Times. Sure, Thoma concedes, unemployment was mentioned by both parties, but neither party seems truly committed to big solutions. [Read More]
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AP did a good piece today on the numbers behind all the political spin about jobs, showing the selectivity on both sides. Worth a read. http://www.timesunion.com/default/article/How-weak-is-US-job-market-Depends-on-your-numbers-3842142.php [Read More]
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Our opinion: Jobs are scarce, and so is the money for occupational training. Which candidate has the better solution — President Obama or Mitt Romney? President Obama and Mitt Romney are at it again. Another dreary report about the country's unemployment crisis has them squabbling over the addition of a mere 120,000 more jobs last month […] [Read More]
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Two very different views of what would prompt an economic recovery in the United States come from Ken Langone, a billionaire investor and co-founder of Home Depot (and one of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's economic advisors), and the authors of a new report, "Jobs: A Main Street Fix for Wall Street's Failure." Langone's point in a […] [Read More]
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Tiger Woods spoke for some 20 minutes about the state of his game, belly putters, the U.S. Open and the AT&T National. As he was wrapping up, he needed just one word to cover the topic of Sergio Garcia.
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A BREWERY is launching a series of ales to bottle the memory of some historic characters.
Wall's Brewery, in Northallerton, said it will toast Thirsk-born 18th century professional cricketer Thomas Lord, the father of flight and Scarborough MP Sir George Cayley with full-bodied brews.
The series has started with Longevity, a milk stout in tribute to Henry Jenkins, of Ellerton-on-Swale, North Yorkshire, who claimed to be 169 years old before he died in 1670.
Jenkins claimed to have been born in 1501, before parish records were required, and to have carried arrows to the English archers at the Battle of Flodden in 1513.
A spokesman for the brewery said: "It is a really strong area for tourists and hopefully people will see the bottles and ask more questions about the characters."
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I'd be going to the game as well, but I have some pretty big projects due soon.
As for the Jets....I've kinda come to peace with all that. It's not Winnipeg's fault. it's not the players fault. It's not TNSE's fault. It's not even Bettman/NHL's fault.
Want to place blame somewhere? Place it squarely on the Octoturds.
I've kinda disconnected myself successfully from the Jets. I don't wish them any particular ill will, I just view them the same as I would the Blackhawks or Islanders or Canucks. I have no idea how that team is playing this season as I haven't really paid attention to the East.
As for this game...It's a big "Meh" for me. It's one I had circled earlier this year, but now I've moved on. It's all about the gold to me now.
I can't let Bettman off the hook. To sit back and do nothing while renegade owners malign your brand in such an important market borders on criminal negligence. This was so much more than just mismanagement.
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It's like AOL all over again.
2^7th comment and nobody has yet complained about the spelling error?
*such. never mind.
That is suck a wank.
it's certainly poor, but it's no record-breaker.
still needed C when I wanted math.h on the coprocessor of a Motorola HS12...
I was trying to adjust the focus on mine.
With a metal screwdriver.
""However, it would be much easier for an attacker to attempt an attack by other means (e.g. a browser vulnerability), and in any case it would not be hard for an attacker to find the mayor's IP address indirectly, without even resorting to any security breaches."
Run that through your standard judicial IWentToHarvard-izer, replacing a couple of random words with their longest equivalent in the thesaurus, and you've got a pretty solid legal opinion."
"well it's easy anyway so why not" is not a solid legal opinion.
In Italy you need to show your passport before you dare use the WiFi.
None of what you're saying is worth voting on because you're all anonymous cowards.
The government is hardly meta enough to even handle their own data. But they're sure good at dawn raids.
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Folk singer, activist Pete Seeger dies in NY
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Unable to carry his beloved banjo, Pete Seeger used a different but equally formidable instrument, his mere presence, to instruct yet another generation of young people how to effect change through song and determination two years ago.
A surging crowd, two canes and seven decades as a history-sifting singer and rabble-rouser buoyed him as he led an Occupy Wall Street protest through Manhattan in 2011.
"Be wary of great leaders," he told The Associated Press two days after the march. "Hope that there are many, many small leaders."
The banjo-picking troubadour who sang for migrant workers, college students and star-struck presidents in a career that introduced generations of Americans to their folk music heritage died Monday at age 94. Seeger's grandson, Kitama Cahill-Jackson, said his grandfather died peacefully in his sleep around 9:30 p.m. at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, where he had been for six days. Family members were with him.
"He was chopping wood 10 days ago," Cahill-Jackson recalled.
With his lanky frame, use-worn banjo and full white beard, Seeger was an iconic figure in folk music who outlived his peers. He performed with the great minstrel Woody Guthrie in his younger days and wrote or co-wrote "If I Had a Hammer," ''Turn, Turn, Turn," ''Where Have All the Flowers Gone" and "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine." He lent his voice against Hitler and nuclear power. A cheerful warrior, he typically delivered his broadsides with an affable air and his fingers poised over the strings of his banjo.
In 2011, he walked nearly 2 miles with hundreds of protesters swirling around him holding signs and guitars, later admitting the attention embarrassed him. But with a simple gesture — extending his friendship — Seeger gave the protesters and even their opponents a moment of brotherhood the short-lived Occupy movement sorely needed.
When a policeman approached, Tao Rodriguez-Seeger said at the time he feared his grandfather would be hassled.
"He reached out and shook my hand and said, 'Thank you, thank you, this is beautiful,'" Rodriguez-Seeger said. "That really did it for me. The cops recognized what we were about. They wanted to help our march. They actually wanted to protect our march because they saw something beautiful. It's very hard to be anti-something beautiful."
That was a message Seeger spread his entire life.
With The Weavers, a quartet organized in 1948, Seeger helped set the stage for a national folk revival. The group — Seeger, Lee Hays, Ronnie Gilbert and Fred Hellerman — churned out hit recordings of "Goodnight Irene," ''Tzena, Tzena" and "On Top of Old Smokey."
Seeger also was credited with popularizing "We Shall Overcome," which he printed in his publication "People's Song" in 1948. He later said his only contribution to the anthem of the civil rights movement was changing the second word from "will" to "shall," which he said "opens up the mouth better."
"Every kid who ever sat around a campfire singing an old song is indebted in some way to Pete Seeger," Arlo Guthrie once said.


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Snapper Snowblower Repair (Gear Box) I422
22", 4 HP. I am sure the worm gear in the gearbox is bad. I unbolted the three auger bolts on either side of the shaft and took off the shaft end screws.
How do I pull the auger out to get to the gearbox? The shaft that runs back to the blower seems to be attached using one or two holes that run through the metal of the blower assembly and through the shaft. There are not allen screws in there, but rather what looks like a curved piece of metal. Am I just supposed to bang them out with a hammer and dowel that just fits in the hole, or what?
Please help me figure this out. Looks like I can still buy the worm gear which at this point might be easier than trying to find the right ready-for-the-dump snowblower locally.
Trying to stay ahead of the next storm...
Not familiar with your unit, but, in most cases, you have to split the unit in half, remove the pulley on the rear of the auger housing, then drive the shaft out of the housing.
At that point, you'll have a T shaped drive assembly. Then you unbolt the gear case and probably replace the shaft with a new one.


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Ob-gyn prof up to 7 retractions, latest due to "substantial data misrepresentation"
Two more retractions have popped up for Nasser Chegini, the former University of Florida professor currently under investigation by the Office of Research Integrity (ORI).
Both retractions appear in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. The notices indicate that an investigation report from the University of Florida "found substantial data misrepresentation" in two JCEM articles about Smads, signaling molecules that carry messages from TGF-beta receptors to the nucleus.
Here's the notice for "The Expression of Smads in Human Endometrium and Regulation and Induction in Endometrial Epithelial and Stromal Cells by Transforming Growth Factor-Beta" ( ):
Exclusive: Former NIH lab head who faked data now working as government patent examiner
The former director of the X-ray crystallography lab at the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, who was found by the Office of Research Integrity to have faked findings in three papers, is once again earning a government salary, this time as a patent examiner, Retraction Watch has learned. Read the rest of this entry »
Former Pitt cancer researcher admits to faking findings
A former researcher at the University of Pittsburgh inflated the number of mice used in his experiments, and faked data in a number of images in a paper reporting the results, according to the Office of Research Integrity (ORI).
Dong Xiao admitting to having
intentionally fabricated data contained in a paper entitled 'Guggulsterone inhibits prostate cancer growth via inactivation of Akt regulated by ATP citrate signaling,' specifically Figure 6G,
the ORI reports. The paper was published in in July 2014 in Oncotarget. Here's Figure 6: Read the rest of this entry »
Oklahoma postdoc admits to faking data in grant application, submitted paper
A postdoc at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation faked data in a submitted paper and in a grant application, according to a new report from the Office of Research Integrity.
Bin Kang admitted to the misconduct, in which he Read the rest of this entry »
ORI sanctions former University of Chicago and UCSF scientists for faking findings
The stories behind several recent inscrutable retraction notices became a bit more clear today when the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) issued findings in cases involving former researchers at the University of Chicago and the University of California, San Francisco.
The ORI found that H. Rosie Xing, a former assistant professor at the University of Chicago, Read the rest of this entry »
Faking data earns stem cell researcher a ban on federal funding
The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) has sanctioned Kaushik Deb, a former post-doc at the University of Missouri-Columbia, who "engaged in misconduct in science by intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly" fabricating data in papers in both Science and Nature (which ultimately rejected his manuscript).
Deb was big news in 2007, when Science retracted his paper. Articles about the case appeared in many outlets, including The Scientist and USA Today. At the time, Missouri's research integrity officer, Rob Hall, told the Columbia Tribune that: Read the rest of this entry »
Updated: Former Vanderbilt scientist faked nearly 70 images, will retract 6 papers: ORI
A former Vanderbilt University biomedical engineer committed fraud on a massive scale, according to a new Office of Research Integrity (ORI) report.
Igor Dzhura is banned from receiving federal funding for three years, and is retracting six papers, which have been cited more than 500 times. Since leaving Vanderbilt, he has worked at SUNY Upstate Medical University, and now works at Novartis.
According to the ORI, Dzhura was a busy boy at Vanderbilt, faking images and drastically inflating the number of experiments he conducted by duplicating computer files and saving them in nested folders. The total body count from his work includes: Read the rest of this entry »
Retraction appears for faked study of Novartis anti-cancer compound
A paper by a former postdoc at MD Anderson Cancer Center who "admitted to knowingly and intentionally falsifying" a figure has been retracted.
In August, the Office of Research Integrity announced that it had sanctioned Jun Fu for faking data in a study of the results of a mouse study of NVP-HSP990, a Novartis compound designed to fight brain tumors. Here's the notice for the study in question, published in Cancer Research:
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Former NIH lab director faked findings in three papers: ORI
The former director of the X-ray crystallography lab at the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, faked findings in three papers, according to the Office of Research Integrity.
Two of the three papers by Bijan Ahvazi were published in 2004, and later retracted in 2007, while the other was rejected: Read the rest of this entry »
Former UT-Southwestern cancer researchers faked data in 10 papers: ORI
The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) has ruled in a case we've been following for nearly two years — and which seems to have been launched after Retraction Watch readers took a careful look at figures from what appeared to be an unrelated case.
Takao Takahashi and Makato Suzuki, both former postdocs at a cancer research center at UT-Southwestern, both "knowingly, intentionally, and recklessly falsified data" in a total of 10 papers, according to the ORI. Takahashi, now at Gifu University in Japan, was responsible for fakery in four papers, while Suzuki, now at Kumamoto University Hospital, also in Japan, falsified data in six.
We reported on the retraction of the four Takahashi papers, and one of the Suzuki papers, in November 2012. At that time, Adi Gazdar, the head of the lab where the researchers worked, told us that
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Chesapeake Spring Wine Festival
Great Wines, Great Causes, Great Fun!
The Chesapeake Rotary Club welcomes you to the 3rd Annual Chesapeake Spring Wine Festival, presented by Old Point National Bank.
Unlimited complimentary tastings from 10 Virginia Wineries, regional craft beer breweries, and the option to taste and purchase a martini from the areas best restaurants. Enjoy music, dancing, art, wine accessories and specialty foods from the Mid-Atlantic region. Quick bites and casual dining options available for sale prepared by The Taste of Chesapeake Top chef! BEST OF ALL – keep your jacket and rain boots home, sip and swirl in the comfort of an indoor facility.
Tables are available for groups of 8. We anticipate selling out of tables if you are interested purchase these quickly.
All profits go to Charity. This year the Chesapeake Rotary Club has designated Paint Your Heart Out and the Coats for Kids project as the primary beneficiaries of the Spring event.
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Presenting the Autumn Angel Azalea, guaranteed to provide a snowstorm of blooms… over and over from spring right through autumn.
One of the newest hybrids from the "Encore" Azalea Collection… huge 3" wide blooms erupt in a blanket of crisp flowers. These blossoms are pure white and add brightness to any landscape.
Imagine snow white blooms against the deep evergreen foliage… the perfect compliment to your other plants. This is a shrub whose beauty is unequaled with so many successions of blooms to enjoy.
Plant in rows for a refreshing blast of spring that lasts up to 9 months… and will provide you with a source of scented cut flowers for your home. The blooms on Autumn Angel are just as pure and white as freshly fallen snow. What a plant, what a show!
If you like the Encore Azalea Autumn Angel selection, you might also like to add one or more of her high colored cousins to heighten the effect of a colossal kaleidoscope of color outside the windows of your home.
And you don't have to fertilize Encore Azaleas … they do fine without any attention. However, if you want to see even more blooms, lightly fertilize.
Fast Growing Trees Nursery grows your Encore Azaleas larger than most nurseries. Typically, these Azaleas are a year older than ones you'll find elsewhere… but the benefits are obvious. The roots are well developed, and are ready to support rapid growth and heavy blooming when you plant them around your home.
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By now we should all know that District 9 and Chappie director Neill Blomkamp is planning to make a fifth Alien movie. But with Prometheus 2 in the works for 2016, will the new Alien overlap with what Ridley Scotts planning?
The irony of this situation has to be that Sir Ridley Scott rarely edits his films just once. This is a man who has at least five versions of his masterpiece, Blade Runner. And he has gone on record to say that his initial cut of Exodus ran four hours long.
While there hasnt been a ton of momentum quite yet on the Blade Runner sequel, you can now rest assured because Harrison Ford says its the best thing hes ever read.
Sir Ridley Scott is one of the most influential filmmakers of all time. But what are his 10 greatest ever movies? Here's a list to provoke a furious debate on the topic.
The thing about the Red Sea sequence is that it competes with several eye-popping visual events in the rest of the movie. Sir Ridley Scott embraces his epic blockbuster side when bringing the size and scope of the story of Moses to the big screen.
Speaking with the men behind the massive spectacle, its clear that they did what they could to keep things light on the set. In fact, while interviewing Edgerton about the scale of the picture, and Ridley Scotts use of multiple cameras to capture the vast action on screen, he talked to me about stopping in the moment and reminding yourself, Its just a movie.
It looks like Star Trek 3 has lost another director. With Roberto Orci bowing out, here is a list of other names that could certainly handle the task of directing a Star Trek film.
Though no stranger to exploring worlds of the strong and fantastic, Director Ridley Scott has still never touched a comic book movie, and finally admitted he has no interest.
Exodus: Gods And Kings is only a couple of weeks away from release, and yet it can't seem to shake one of its biggest controversies. For once though, a Biblical film isn't making waves with its doctrine... it's making them with its casting.
While director Ridley Scott is currently hard at work putting together all of the pieces to make The Martian, his next sci-fi thriller starring Matt Damon, that doesn't mean that he isn't still thinking about the future of Prometheus. The project doesn't have a release date yet, but it has been making its way through development, and now the filmmaker has revealed an interesting new piece of info about what he has planned: there will be a new kind of alien.
Not too long ago, we thought that Interstellar was going to be one of the longest movie released this year. Not that there's anything wrong with a long movie, but depending on what you're going to see, your interpretation of what constitutes as "long" will vary. That having been said, we've now got a new candidate for the longest film in 2014, as well as the film that will most likely divide the audience in two. That movie is Ridley Scott's Exodus: Gods And Kings.
DC has a unique opportunity to define a new chapter of Wonder Woman's legacy with this 2017 movie. With the right director, DC could craft something spectacular and iconic with Wonder Woman. But who'd be up to the task of taking on a superheroine movie that even Joss Whedon found tricky? Here are five filmmakers who could do Wonder Woman justice.
Locusts. Frogs. Fire and brimstone. A screaming Christian Bale, trying to out-Heston the greatest on-screen Moses the industry has ever seen. And we get a towering Red Sea, ready to crash down on all who dare part it.
Ridley Scott gives us a status update on the Prometheus and Blade Runner sequels. What he says about his plans for Prometheus 2 may surprise you.
Despite the fact that Ridley Scott's new movie Exodus: Gods and Kings in largely set in ancient Egypt, you'll notice that the cast of lead actors is basically completely dominated by white dudes. Over the past few months, the movie has been dealing with a bit of controversy due to this aspect - some moviegoers claiming "whitewashing" - and as a result representatives for the movie have had to explain why the casting was handled the way it was.
That quote might give those protesting the movie little comfort, but there's not much that Edgerton can say, really. Taking a stand on this issue means second-guessing the multi-million dollar machine that just employed him, at a time when he cannot afford to do that with his career.
It is going to take one of the most charismatic actors around to pull off Whites unrestrained audacity and his beyond-superb skills in a kitchen. You know how movies often have to fake it when actors are playing the piano? Thats whatll have to happen at any point when White is shown using his knife.
And Scott could very well be casting his lot with the God Squad in order to score another hit. Once he finishes work on Exodus he'll be headed to the red planet with Matt Damon on The Martian. That film already has an early 2016 release date, which means they'll take their time putting it together, most likely.
The new trailer paints Exodus as a wide-sweeping epic with some really kick-ass visual effects at play - but at its heart it appears to be a much more intimate story. Christian Bale and Joel Edgerton star as Moses and Rhamses, respectively, two men who grew up as brothers but were divided as adults by their personal heritage.
Simon Kinsberg has revealed that Ridley Scott's next film is none other than his science fiction adaptation of The Martian with Matt Damon. But what does this mean for Prometheus 2?
Earlier this year, the director's seat for the upcoming sci-fi story The Martian was vacated right when Matt Damon was announced to star. In the wake of that development, the studio had to start searching for a replacement, and when it comes to space, solitude and sci-fi, one of the first names you go to is Ridley Scott.
In adapting Agatha Christie's great mystery novel Murder on the Orient Express back in 1974, director Sidney Lumet brought together one of the best casts you could imagine. The credits were filled with great actors, the most notable including Albert Finney, Lauren Bacall, Ingrid Bergman, Jacqueline Bisset, Sean Connery, Anthony Perkins and Vanessa Redgrave.
Scott, whose most recent film The Counselor is currently underwhelming audiences and critics, is reported to be quite the football fan, according to Deadline. He hasnt taken lightly to stories over the years of players such as Junior Seau and Dave Duerson experiencing health problems so severe that suicide was their preferred answer, leaving their brains to science to study the overall impact that their years in the game had on their brains.
Will there ever actually be a Blade Runner sequel? I would put my money on no, for all the same reasons you expect-- nobody actually wants it, the original is perfectly good, Harrison Ford is too cranky to consider it. Well, scratch that last one, actually. Somehow IGN got Ford to admit, in the midst of press rounds for Ender's Game , that he'd be game for the sequel. See it for yourself in this video
The latest clip from Ridley Scotts The Counselor is on its own pretty confusing. What crime are Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender discussing? What is Pitt advising when he suggests dont do it? Why is he talking about Mickey Rourke?
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Minimum spacing for beets? (Detroit dark red)
I have very limited space for growing beets...but I want to fit in as many as possible. How close together can I plant them, and still get decent roots? We may use some of the tops for salads, but personally I'm not a big fan of greens so I will be going for the roots. How close together can I fit the plants without restricting root growth?
If you want to increase your germination rate for beets and speed things along a bit you can soak the seeds in warm water for about 12 hours then drain the water and let the seeds sit somewhere warm in a closed plastic container. About 24 hours after that you will start to see signs of germination. Plant them quick after this because they will quickly put out a long radicle and then they become difficult to plant.
I plan to soak the seeds overnight in warm water, then plant them directly from the water into the garden the next morning. Should I plant 2 or 3 seeds per space? I hate empty spots, so I want each space to have at least one good germination for a 100% full patch of beets. I've got approximately 300 seeds to work with, and maybe room for up to 100 plants (but probably fewer).
Check out the Square Foot Gardening forum here on gardenweb.com, including the recommended spacing FAQ, for which I've included a link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Square Foot Gardening - Spacing FAQ
Spacing has more to do with what kind of end product you want. 3-4 inch spacing will be good if you want baby beets, 6 inches would be better if you want larger beets. You should also consider the foliage size. I think Detroit dark red has large leaves so they should be spaced a little more. A nice beet for small spaces in Chioggia, it grows small tender beet roots and has small foliage.
With the detroit dark red I would space the rows at least 6" and thin to one every 4" on the row.
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catman529 - What you have to picture is if you have large leaves they are going to naturally spread to the side. If the next row is too close then they will shade each other out. I think with rows 6" apart and thinning to 4" between beets would give you a nice crop of roots that are not to small but also not to large. This is pretty close spacing really.
Also don't forget that you can slowly thin the row as the beets grow so you can eat the thinning's. Start by thinning to a few inches and let the roots bulk up. Then thin again and eat the baby beets and so on.
I always plant them closer and after they grow as large as they can without touching I pull every other one and fry a little bit of bacon pieces. Rub off the skin of the beet root and cut up the tops and add water and steam them until they are wilted. Anytime I have tried planting them the right distance I ended up with not enough plants.


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Alamo City Cluster, March 4 – 8, 2015
Judging Schedule for times and ring assignments now available!
UPDATE AS OF February 12, 2015-
2015 Judging Schedule Notice
Due to our venue change for 2015 ONLY, measures must be taken to insure another safe and successful Cluster.
All Rings have been moved to Expo Hall A. All Crating will be in new Expo Hall 2. There is no Reserved Grooming and no X-Pens allowed in buildings. Ringside Crating will be allowed during breed judging, but closely monitored. Crates must be removed immediately after breed judging.
We will attempt to allow exhibitors to move into Hall 2 at Noon, Wednesday or as soon as Onofrio has completed their set up. Traffic must be strictly controlled, so there will be a waiting line and approach to Hall 2 will be on a strictly controlled basis. All access to the building after 10:00 pm, Wednesday will be by foot from the parking area in Lot 9.
The Spurs play Wednesday and Friday evenings plus Sunday afternoon. Big, big traffic problems.
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Wrapping up the column for the Monday paper. I wrote about Brad Childress' motivational speech to and relationship with his players.
My quick-hit observations on the Vikings' 30-10 victory over Cincinnati:
-Cincinnati has definite strengths, including a strong defensive front and excellent cornerbacks, but they didn't match up well with the Vikings. With only one big-play receiver, they couldn't take advantage of the Vikings' safeties, and they had trouble handling playing in a loud dome, committing far too many silly penalties.
-Adrian Peterson wasn't spectacular, but one play caught my attention. When he caught a pass over the middle and shifted into fifth gear, beating two defenders to the sideline with a vintage burst of speed, he indicated to me that he's as healthy as he's been in a while. He was productive and didn't fumble. I could see him breaking loose for one of his big games in the next two weeks.
-Brett Favre threw a first-half interception and it looked like he might be on his way to a vintage December swoon. But he regained his composure, played conservatively, and did a nice job running the offense. ``If this had been 13 games ago,'' Brad Childress said, ``you would have said he managed the game.''
True. Remember, what most of us hoped from Favre was that he would ``manage'' the game. He has raised expectations, hasn't he?
-Jared Allen and defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier got into it on the sideline late in the game. It's a testament to how much the player/coach dynamic has changed in this organization that nobody got bent out of shape over that exchange after the game. The Vikings didn't downplay it _ they just didn't think it was a big deal. They let Allen get hot, they didn't take him too seriously, and they moved on.
-I took a commanding lead in the KSTP football picks. I'm four games ahead of Patrick Reusse and Brad Lane as we speak, and I have the Eagles in tonight's game. I've won the picks competition at the radio station a record 82 years in a row.
-Antoine Winfield is a great, great player. He dominates against the run and his presence in the secondary might help the safeties when the Vikings play good passing teams.
-The Vikings have to hope they don't face Arizona in the first round of the playoffs. The Cardinals, with physical fronts and an explosive passing attack, are perfectly-suited to exposing the Vikings' flaws. Beating Arizona and New Orleans in successive weeks would be asking a lot of this or any team.
Upcoming: I'm on with Reusse at 6:40 a.m. on am-1500, then on WJON at 7:14 a.m. Planning on writing about the Wild, the Gophers athletic department and the Vikings this week, and I'll be heading to Carolina with Chudd on Saturday.
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You spoke and we listened. After feedback from thousands of users and consultation with top gynecologist, finally, the new range of FemmyCycle menstrual cups are here. Now in three tailored sizes, including a specialty Low Cervix version.
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