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Ebola, Bat Meat And Tracking Patient Zero— Global Stories Of 2014
Health officials believe that the Ebola virus epidemic in West Africa began with a young boy (patient zero)— the first human to contract the disease who played with a hollowed out tree inhabited by bats.
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Dr. Jennifer Scarlett with the SF ASPCA says veterinarians encounter ringworm the most, but researchers are trying to find out more about another fungus that is killing off bats, an important part of our ecosystem.
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Gov. Gina M. Raimondo signed an executive order Thursday establishing a group that will restructure Medicaid in Rhode Island. The move is part of an effort to reduce the state's per-enrollee costs, which she says are consistently among the highest in the nation. more
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The R.I. Council on the Arts awarded $139,877 in grants in December, bringing the total awards to date to 276 grants totaling more than $1.4 million, the state agency announced in its newsletter Wednesday. more
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(Updated 11:11 a.m. and 2:15 p.m.) Transportes Aereos de Cabo Verde will begin service from T. F. Green Airport to the Cape Verde Islands starting June 2, officials announced Friday. more
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Gov. Gina M. Raimondo said she plans to nominate Sidney McCleary as director of the R.I. Department of Business Regulation. more
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On Monday, March 31, 1,840 Rhode Islanders signed up for health insurance through HealthSource RI in advance of the 11:59 p.m. deadline for open enrollment, bringing the preliminary private-plan enrollment total to 27,968. more
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(Updated, July 10, 8:51 a.m.) The $2.4 million renovation of Kennedy Plaza will begin Tuesday, July 15, with an official groundbreaking ceremony, city spokeswoman Ann Gooding confirmed Wednesday. more
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Gov. Gina M. Raimondo, who was sworn in today as Rhode Island's first female governor, announced the names and titles of individuals who will work in her office. more
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The Ten Worst Cars For Celebrities Who Can't Drive
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A letter from Jalopnik readers to Lindsay Lohan and all other terrible celebrity drivers: don't buy these ten cars. » 2/14/13 11:04am 2/14/13 11:04am
Have you ever wondered what a race would look like through the eyes of someone high on a hallucinogenic? No? Well, here's a possible answer to a question you've never asked. » 2/14/13 10:44am 2/14/13 10:44am
Is the New York Police Department in the process of trading in their big American sedans and SUVs for the smaller, lighter, more drift-acular Scion FR-S? In a word: No. » 2/14/13 10:41am 2/14/13 10:41am
Frenchman Frank Lecerf set off for the supermarket Saturday morning, like he does every Saturday morning. An hour later his car was in a ditch in Belgium after he led police on a wild 125 MPH chase. The reason? He claims his car accelerated on its own. » 2/14/13 10:05am 2/14/13 10:05am
A VW for Italians! It's red, it's compact, and it can take Italian traffic/parking. The Cross up! is coming to Geneva. » 2/14/13 9:55am 2/14/13 9:55am
This is The Morning Shift, our one-stop daily roundup of all the auto news that's actually important — all in one place at 9:00 AM. Or, you could spend all day waiting for other sites to parse it out to you one story at a time. Isn't your time more important? » 2/14/13 9:15am 2/14/13 9:15am
As promised, Tesla CEO and founder Elon Musk has fired back against New York Times reporter John M. Broder's ill-fated test drive of the Model S, and he has done so with data logs from the car. And these logs appear, at least, to contradict some of what Broder wrote in his story. » 2/14/13 8:56am 2/14/13 8:56am
Traffic sucks, so why not start your morning off with some music? You provide the toast and we'll provide the jams. » 2/14/13 8:29am 2/14/13 8:29am
Well we've already seen Ford's FG Falcon (which, despite entirely new frames for the COTF generation, runs a body identical to that used in 2012), Holden's VF Commondore (which is significantly changed from the VE entry run in 2012) and Kelly Racing's Nissan Altima (which is, like the Erebus Mercedes, a V8 Supercar… » 2/14/13 8:03am 2/14/13 8:03am
In Hollywood lingo, the Martini Shot is the final set up of the day after which you get your drunk on. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe 1982 Accord might be staring in a European flick because it's painted in Martini livery, but will its price have you yelling action!? » 2/14/13 8:03am 2/14/13 8:03am
... but I have lots to tell you. Stay tuned. » 2/14/13 7:17am 2/14/13 7:17am
The Seat Leon SC is the Spanish idea of a VW Golf Coupe on sale in Europe with anything between 105 to 184 horses. Like? » 2/13/13 7:08pm 2/13/13 7:08pm
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Predating the FF by 25 years, the 408 was conceived in 1987 in order to promote a nascent Ferrari-branded engineering consultancy, similar to long-running operations ran by Porsche and Lotus. » 2/13/13 5:54pm 2/13/13 5:54pm
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I remember it like yesterday. The email came through in January of last year from Katherine Legge, telling me she'd hooked up with this fabulous new sponsor, TrueCar, but I couldn't say a word about it until, unless the team she was joining was named. So I kept my trap shut and waited until, finally, Katherine was… » 2/13/13 4:39pm 2/13/13 4:39pm
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The Code Black Drone is back in stock after selling out in a matter of days, and Jalopnik readers can grab it for 50% off. Right now, you can also get a complete crash pack with spare blades, lights, and motors so you don't have to sweat the crashes - just enjoy the flight. » 3/24/15 4:16pm Tuesday 4:16pm


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Texas A&M Aggies: Utah Utes
ESPN 150 OLB Hollins still a wanted man
October, 30, 2012
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MISSOURI CITY, Texas -- When asked what to make of his senior season so far, one in which his team is undefeated, he has dominated on the field and colleges from all over the country have continued to recruit him, Deon Hollins Jr. could think of just one word.
"Perfect," he said.
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Healthy Jonathan Wiggins ready to roll
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Sam Khan Jr./ESPN.comTexas A&M commitment Jonathan Wiggins is looking forward to the upcoming season and to being an Aggie, as he is solid to Texas A&M.HOUSTON -- Injuries haven't been kind to safety Jonathan Wiggins (Houston/Alief Taylor).
He missed significant time in 2011 with a foot injury and missed spring football with a high ankle sprain. But the 6-foot-2, 195-pound Wiggins has been working this summer to prepare for the fall grind.
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WR Jeremy Tabuyo commits to A&M
July, 24, 2012
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Tom HauckSt. Louis (Honolulu) wide receiver Jeremy Tabuyo also had scholarship offers from Kansas, Wyoming, Utah, Hawaii and was heavily courted by a number of Pac 12 programs before committing to A&M Tuesday evening.
During SEC media days, Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin spoke of the Aggies expanding their recruiting nationally.
On Tuesday, they stretched that footprint out about as far west as possible, reaching into Hawaii to score their latest commitment.
The Aggies got a commitment from Honolulu/St. Louis receiver Jeremy Tabuyo on Tuesday, their second commitment in as many days.
"I'm very excited," Tabuyo said. "It's a relief. Now I can just focus on my senior season and not worry about what school I want to go to."
Tabuyo, who is 5-foot-11, 182 pounds, runs the 40-yard dash in 4.43 seconds. That speed will fit the Aggies' new Air Raid offense, which is designed to get the ball to receivers quickly to let them make plays. Tabuyo said the offense that coach Kevin Sumlin and offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury orchestrated at Houston had an impact on his decision.
"It caught my eye to see that they've had three receivers have 1,000-yard seasons (in one year)," said Tabuyo, who was recruited by receivers coach David Beaty. "It played a huge role."
Tabuyo had offers from Utah, Hawaii, Kansas and Wyoming. He was receiving interest from Oregon and Oregon State as well and had attended camps at each of those two campuses.
Even if those schools came calling with offers, Tabuyo said he's firm to the Aggies.
"It wouldn't effect my decision," Tabuyo said. "I made a commitment to the coaches and I'll stay true to the coaches."
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Caring for Your Gut: Dealing With Diarrhea, Nausea and Other Stomach Problems if You Have HIV/AIDS...one of the most common side effects of HIV, intestinal infections, and HIV drugs. Left untreated, it can cause dehydration (loss of water and nutrients) and wasting (unintentional weight loss). You have diarrhea if you have watery stools or if you have three or more bowel movements each day. If your diarrhea lasts for more than a few days, contains blood, or if you have a high fever or stomach pain you should contact your health care...
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Suspect aidsHi! I just had a unprotected sex with a girl i picked up at the pub 6 weeks ago. Rashes start to develop around my neck and chest area. However it went off about 1 week later. 4 weeks after the incident, i started to have diarrhoea. Everytime i go...
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HIV/AIDS Symptoms ?What are symptoms of HIV/AIDS? I just lost my only brother who lived in Europe, and might have been heterosexual active. My family have told me some changes my brother was exhibiting, but are not sure if it was HIV indicators. Please explain to us...
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Can Diarrhea/Weight Loss/Abdom.Pain be Presenting Symptoms?In the last few months I have been experiencing nausea, fatigue, occasional diarrhea (about once every 2 weeks), weight loss (15 lbs in 5 months), abdominal pain, muscle pains, and a strange sensation in my throat. I have been to numerous doctors...
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What Is AIDS?...treatment, your CD4 cell count will most likely go down. You might start having signs of HIV disease like fevers, night sweats, diarrhea, or swollen lymph nodes. If you have HIV disease, these problems will last more than a few days, and probably... Read more »
Cryptosporidiosis...living organism (the host). Your body is the host when you have this infection. Crypto mainly affects the intestines and causes diarrhea. Crypto is easily spread by contaminated food or water, or direct contact with an infected person or animal.... Read more »
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Please help me identify these 4 house plants
I got four plants as a gift and want to be able to identify them so I can make sure I take good care of the plants :) Thanks for your help!
Not sure about first 2, but the 3rd is definitely a Peace lily (Spanthiphyllum). 4th is a Maranta leuconeura (Prayer plant).
I'm not an expert, but there are my advices about how to look after them:
They both like being away from direct sun, water them thoroughly with filtered water when top 2-3 cm of soil is dry. Make sure they are not sitting in water though. Also keep them away from heaters and cold draughts, spray the leaves with soft water when air humidity is low. Don't need much fertilising, half strength every second week will do.
The first is a fern.....looks much like variegated holly fern, Arachnoides simplicior, but that is not often sold as a houseplant. Regardless, like most ferns, it will tolerate low light conditions but needs even moisture and moderate humidity.
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The following articles cover recent news and updates regarding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board met briefly on October 18, 2012, to issue a proposal to extend the period that eligible credit unions have to accept the low-income designation, receive a report on the National Credit Union Share Insurance and Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Funds, and approve a community charter conversion. Below is the summary with a few more details of the meeting.
The Federal Reserve Board's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) recently released its Evaluation of the CFPB's Consumer Response Unit.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published new information on its blog regarding the consumer complaint database. The latest snapshot of complaints received, details complaints from July 21, 2011 through September 30, 2012 on credit card issues. During this time frame, the CFPB received approximately 79,20
The Missouri Credit Union Association (MCUA) submitted two separate formal comment letters on the CFPB's mortgage servicing proposed rules. In our letters, we urged the Bureau to consider that many of the proposal requirements are outside of the statutory requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act. We also urged the Bureau to exempt credit unions from several provisions within the proposed rules, where possible. &
The Missouri Credit Union Association has named two candidates for Missouri State Representative as Credit Union Champions: Jon Carpenter and Michael Frame.
U.S. Representative William Lacy Clay (D-District 1) was recognized as a Credit Union Champion during a meeting with credit union leaders on October 11.
Congressman Emanuel Cleaver II (D-District 5) met with credit union leaders in Kansas City for an in-district meeting on October 9. The group discussed member business lending, credit union tax status and regulatory burdens facing financial institutions with Congressman Cleaver, who serves on the House Financial Services Committee.
Last week, Missouri Credit Union Association (MCUA) submitted a comment letter to NACHA – The Electronic Payments Association regarding its person-to-person payments (P2P) proposal. Click here to read MCUA's letter.
National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board Chairman Matz and senior NCUA staff held a webinar on Thursday, October 4, 2012, on the state of the credit union industry and key regulatory issues pending at the agency.
In response to a question regarding low-income designation letters NCUA recently sent to eligible credit unions, staff stated that:
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Look out for new titles this year including The Studio: A Psychoanalytic Legacy by Gill Gregory. The Studio is a unique and exciting work, combining paintings with psychoanalysis to examine a difficult past – loss, trauma and the complexities of life are all explored in this poetic memoir.
Pre-order your copy of The Studio now.
Control the Controller: Understanding and Resolving Video Game Addiction. Ciaran O'Connor looks at how gaming and addiction have come together so rapidly in recent years. This is an invaluable book for gamers, their families, mental health professionals and even game developers – all who encounter gaming would benefit from this title.
Sad Dad: An Exploration of Postnatal Depression in Fathers. A groundbreaking and controversial work from an emerging author – Sad Dad looks at Postnatal Depression in Fathers. With interviews from Andrew Solomon, Michel Odent, Adam Jukes and the Fatherhood Institute, this book provides a fascinating overview of the subject. By Olivia Spencer
Daseinsanalysis. This highly stimulating and lucid book gives a critical overview of the daseinsanalytic concepts of Binswanger and Boss and explains their key differences despite the common reference to Freudian psychoanalysis and the Heideggerian philosophy from which daseinsanalysis took its name. By ALice Holzhey-Kunz
Psychoanalysis: A Paradigm of Clinical Thinking by André Green. Back by popular demand! Green shows how it is possible to introduce the concept of 'clinical thinking' into psychoanalysis. He analyses, in particular, the modification of the clinical pictures on which Freud's work was constructed, contributing innovations and answers that the father of psychoanalysis could not foresee.
Dialogue With Sammy: A Psychoanalytical Contribution to the Understanding of Child Psychosis by Joyce McDougall and Serge Lebovici, This is a pioneering study, showing that it is possible to establish a dialogue with a psychotic child, and that schizophrenia in small children is treatable.
Before I was I: Psychoanalysis and the Imagination by Enid Balint. How do we become truly alive? This is the question at the heart of Before I was I. Deeply felt but rigorously conceptualised, Before I was I is compelling reading for all who are concerned with the problems and struggles of work in the fields of human relations.
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Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Nina Coltart. This is the first collection of Nina Coltart's writings.
Theatres of the Mind: Illusion and Truth on the Psychoanalytic Stage by Joyce McDougall
Now in paperback for the first time, The Scientificaiton of Love by Michel Odent. The author looks at the importance of love as a potential new strategy for human survival.


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Jacobs Masterworks Broadcasts on KPBS 89.5FM
Sunday nights @ 8pm (new time)!
The San Diego Symphony is pleased to participate in a new season of Sunday evening broadcasts of Jacobs Masterworks concerts on KPBS 89.5 FM, public broadcasting for San Diego.
These programs, recorded "live in concert" at Symphony Hall during Season 2013-2014 and earlier, are made possible by a generous grant from the U-T San Diego.
March 1, 2015
From performances of January 14 and 16, 2011
Jahja Ling, conductor
Lang Lang, piano
HARBISON: Remembering Gatsby: Foxtrot for Orchestra
RACHMANINOFF: Symphonic Dances, Op. 45
BERNSTEIN: Overture to Candide
TCHAIKOVSKY: Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, Op. 23
March 8, 2015
From performances of March 18-20, 2011
Jahja Ling, conductor
Cynthia Phelps, viola
San Diego Master Chorale
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Serenade to Music
HAYDN: Symphony No. 104 in D Major: London
BERLIOZ: Harold in Italy
March 15, 2015
From performances of January 7-9, 2011
Jahja Ling, conductor
Emanuel Ax, piano
SUPPÉ: Overture to Poet and Peasant
MOZART: Piano Concerto No. 17 in G Major, K. 453
STRAVINSKY: Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra
R. STRAUSS: Ein Heldenleben
March 22, 2015
From performances of April 8 & 10, 2011
Thomas Wilkins, conductor
Evelyn Glennie, percussion
BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 36
CORIGLIANO: Conjurer (Concerto for Percussionist and String Orchestra)
LISZT: Les préludes, S. 97
March 29, 2015
From performances of January 14 and 15, 2011
Jahja Ling, conductor
Lang Lang, piano
ADAMS: Short Ride in a Fast Machine
CHOPIN: Andante spianato et Grande polonaise brillante in E-flat Major, Op. 22
LISZT: Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major
RACHMANINOFF: Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18
April 5, 2015 – EASTER SUNDAY
From performances of December 10-12, 2010
Jahja Ling, conductor
Janice Chandler Eteme, soprano
Susan Platts, mezzo-soprano
San Diego Master Chorale
MAHLER: Symphony No. 2 in C minor: Resurrection
April 12, 2015
From performances of March 11-13, 2011
David Robertson, conductor
Orli Shaham, piano
LIGETI: Concert Românesc
GRIEG: Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16
SCHUMANN: Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major, Op. 97: Rhenish
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to. I had to turn down my tablet to hear it. Which' by the way is a Kobo
Arc but heavily skinned. Also 4 speakers do not make surround sound. They
make quad sound which is different. But it still sounds horrible!
OG SADAC: Always great uploads from you. Keep it up! God bless.
OG SADAC: Hi Peter and Michael. Thanks for the detailed comparison and because of this, my first-ever EReader is on it's way here to Manila, Philippines!
lemony grant: Its 64gb why do you need to expand........ The kobo has great sound and very fast got a 64gb for £80 new Love it
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ogrejd: @16:00 Kindle wins on audio, Arc wins on video.
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Rog Gibson: PS. Root the kindle fire HD and put Google play store and kobo app on it. So much better than the arc.
Rog Gibson: The speakers on the HP touch pad are pretty great.
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Nathan Grewal: My kobo's memory isn't expandable. Is the kindle's?
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hartshadwill: So far Kobo has social programs and Skype works on them. I am using it right now. I don't have information about kindle fire, but I have kobo arc. It has an Android OS and Google installed. After I opened mine, it updated the latest files and using my Google account, I only have to sync it into my kobo to get the files I stored in my account. Netflix works, as far as I know. Does anyone have a kindle fire? I need to know the pros and cons. By the way, the zoom bracket has a glitch.
Rob Power: the arc has google play preinstalled dude
Nathan Grewal: This review is old-ish. The kobo library has improved a lot and there as been a big update the the operating system. I don't like it because I can't check the time while reading like you can in this video.
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Pics of Newest 'Tufa Creations
Hello again fellow Tufaneers. I'm still raising and planting my little bonsai trees, orchids, "lucky bamboo" and other plants. I'm always inventing and reinventing pots in which to plant the various plants I love. Â
If you'll recall, the first 'Cool Hand' pots were made using a rubber glove (see link below). I made and sold many of the "gloved" hand pots but the fingers kept breaking off. I now have this new latex form I purchased that has been very popular--it's a pair of cupped hands. Sometimes I throw a planted 'tufa pot inside the hands and other times I drill a hole at the bottom of the cupped hands and plant the tree right in the hands. Here's latest pictures:
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Salutations Queen Latufa!! Welcome back from a very NOTICED absence! I'm thrilled you are back making stuff and ... that you are SELLING stuff you made! Woo Hoo!!!
That is a fantastic idea for using that cupped hands mold you have. I might get into bonsai trees at some point in the near future. Looking forward to making my own bonsai planters too!
QueenLaTufa- Really nice work, Long time no hear. Ebay for the mold right. I have the same one. When I made my first casting I immediately thought of my Grandfather who had very large hands. There are so many uses for them, planter, globe holder(on my deck), water, seed, etc.
Hi all, thanks for such nice comments.
dellare, I purchased the mold from eBay from a seller by the name of "gostatue". The hands are a little more "chunky" than it showed on his picture but it's actually better because the final casting is stronger.
Rockhewer, thanks for your nice comment. I get my inspiration from you all sharing.
bigack, thanks for the complement, I love my 'tufa name too!
Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle, I hope you learn much from your book. If you've ever read the Kindergarden Essay by Robert Fulghum, it pertains to me and the Hypertufa Forum . . . He states, "ALL I EVER REALLY NEEDED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN: MOST OF WHAT I ... THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT I LEARNED: SHARE EVERYTHING. PLAY FAIR. DON'T HIT PEOPLE ... " but, EVERYTHING I KNOW ABOUT HYPERTUFA, I LEARNED BY READING AND ASKING QUESTIONS ON THE HYPERTUFA FORUM. Thanks again to all you wonderful 'Tufa Mentors out there.
Buddyfly, it's great to be back again. I so missed being here, seeing, reading and learning. Thank you so much for sharing so much of your stuff and allowing us to learn much from you. I hope you are able to work with bonsai trees, it's so rewarding. However, they're like little babies and puppies, you can't ignore them, when they're little, they require lots of care.  I WANT TO GROW BONSAI TREES UNTIL THE DAY I CAN NO LONGER MOVE MY FEEBLE BODY, BUT EVEN THEN, I KNOW I'LL BE PRUNING AND POTTING THEM IN MY IMAGINATION!
paws4pets, Your comments came through just as I was doing the research to see if I could remember who the seller was on eBay (gostatue). You're right, there are so many uses for this mold. It was originally advertised as a birdfeeder but my little birdbrain automatically thought about my little trees and how cute they would look between the hands.


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Hallo leute wenn ihr tab sidebar nutzen wollt könnt ihr über ansicht sidebar die siedebar aktivieren .
Ich nutze ffox 3.6.3 und bei mir funzt das teil geniales addon !!!!!
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This will probably never work with any new version of Firefox anymore. He isn't going to be updating any of his extensions any more (http://www.oxymoronical.com/blog/2008/08/Throwing-in-the-Towel). I hope someone takes this over. This was a great add-on.
No longer work! Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Not compatible with FF3.6.3. It does nothing!
This would have been a nice feature for upcoming FF. It's a must have for widescreen users. Seems like Opera got the upperhand on this side Tab feature.
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This is very useful but needs more polish. I hate two antifeatures:
a) Different color for secure tabs is absolutely unnecessare and it ads confussion to what tab is actually chosen. I don't care which window is secure but I need to know which one is chosen. Please get rid of it or add option to disable it.
b) I can either "keep previews up to date" which is almost realtime but slows down my browser badly or I can disable this feature which leaves me with blank preview for some ajax sites. Why can't you just reload page every 5 seconds or so?
Please repair these flaws and this might become my TOP 5 add-on. Thanks.
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Really good, but I dont know why that thing is in the top left when I put (left) in the options. That top bar with the 3 arrows...why is it there
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not bad, but please make a button for an extra tab, like allready in normal tabview. also a little more like opera's visual tabs would be great!
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This is great, but a little awkward to use. Having a sidebar with graphic thumbnails appearing at all times can be overwhelming. An option for it to be activated by keyboard shortcut would be great. Or even just collapsing completely, when you drag its border to the border of the window, leaving a ~5-10px border that you can easily drag to open the sidebar again.
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Just great. Exactly what I was looking for.
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Superb tab previewer and organizer! Hope you will continue to support it!
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thank you , great mozilla firefox add-on, pity you did not update it, i hope you will reverse your decision :)
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One of the nicest extensions I've seen - it was great while you maintained it and you deserve a lot of praise for what you created.
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A near necessity. I've grown to rely on tab sidebar quite a bit. Works and looks much better than alternative vertical tab managers. Got my fingers crossed hoping it continues to work. and it does.
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Quite convenient, I can exit out of, go back/forth and refresh on a tab I'm not even using! I wont be using it though, I've gotten too used to my main tab bar.
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This is a great add-on for a lot of people. The bar can be placed on the top, the bottom, left or right and it's size can be reduced so the tabs are seen as thumbnails.
Very useful!
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I like this add-on. I always used the 'keep previews up to date' option. However I started getting stuttering of flash movies (geenstijl, youtube etc.); after two months I finally realized this could be due to the sidebar previews. After unticking the 'keep previews up to date' movies played fine.


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Bill to cut CHL training hours heads to Gov. Perry's desk
POSTED: Friday, May 10, 2013 - 8:33am
UPDATED: Friday, May 10, 2013 - 11:00am
Texas (KETK) — Classroom instruction to obtain a concealed handgun license was cut from at least 10 hours to no more than six hours under a bill on its way to the governor.
House Bill 47 would still require the training to include gun safety, storage, and dispute resolution. It would also require a firing range test.
The bill now heads to Governor Perry's desk for consideration.
The paper reports that he is expected to sign the bill.
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Personally I think the class can stay the same but the RENEWALs hours cut. The first time you take a CHL class you need as much info as you can get.


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First Look at The Walking Dead Companion Series THIS SUNDAY!
The season finale of "The Walking Dead" is shambling our way, and ScreenFad is reporting that we'll be getting our first look at the tentatively titled series spinoff, "Fear the Walking Dead," this Sunday during "The Talking Dead."
As always "The Talking Dead" will air immediately after "The Walking Dead," and the night's guests will include both showrunner Scott Gimple and Norman Reedus.
The new series will be set in Los Angeles and focused on new characters and storylines. The show's first season will consist of six one-hour episodes and premiere on AMC in late summer. The show's second season will air in 2016.
Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd, Greg Nicotero, and David Alpert from "The Walking Dead" are executive producers of the new series, which, like the original, is being produced by AMC Studios. Dave Erickson ("Marco Polo," "Sons of Anarchy"), who co-created and co-wrote the pilot with Kirkman, is an executive producer and showrunner.
The series will star Cliff Curtis ("Missing," "Gang Related"), Kim Dickens (Gone Girl, "Sons of Anarchy"), Frank Dillane (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince), and Alycia Debnam Carey (Into the Storm).
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So How Does Terminator Genisys Relate to the Original Films? New Details!
We've all seen the trailer, and speculation has run rampant regarding just how Terminator Genisys will tie in to the other films in the franchise. Today some new clues have come.
From the SlashFilm website:
"Terminator Genisys was described as not a traditional remake or a continuation or a sequel, but more of a reimagining — kind of like JJ Abrams' Star Trek. The film will allow moviegoers to experience the story we have already seen, but in a different way. The story features a divergent timeline that goes off [in] an entirely different direction, and taking [us] down a road we've never been on before. This is not a direct sequel; there is no straight line from A to B."
Make of that what you will! In Terminator Genisys Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as the T-800, Emilia Clarke as Sarah Conner, Jai Courtney as Kyle Reese, Jason Clarke as John Conner, and Matt Smith as John Conner's ally. Byung-hun Lee, Aaron V. Williamson, Dayo Okeniyi, and J.K. Simmons also star. Alan Taylor directs.
To stay up-to-date on all things Cyberdine related, visit the official Terminator Genisys Facebook page, follow Terminator Genisys on Twitter and dig Terminator Genisys on Instagram.
When John Connor (Jason Clarke), leader of the human resistance, sends Sgt. Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) back to 1984 to protect Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke) and safeguard the future, an unexpected turn of events creates a fractured timeline. Now, Sgt. Reese finds himself in a new and unfamiliar version of the past, where he is faced with unlikely allies, including the Guardian (Arnold Schwarzenegger), dangerous new enemies, and an unexpected new mission: To reset the future…
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'No Escape' Poster Caught In the Middle of a Revolt
We have the first poster and image gallery for No Escape, an action thriller starring Owen Wilson, Lake Bell and Pierce Brosnan.
In theaters September 2, 2015, "The story centers on an American businessman (Wilson) as he and his family settle into their new home in Southeast Asia. Suddenly finding themselves in the middle of a violent political uprising (i.e., a coup), they must frantically look for a safe escape as rebels mercilessly attack the city."
Devil, The Poughkeepsie Tapes and As Above/So Below's John Erick Dowdle directed the movie and co-wrote it with his brother, Drew Dowdle.
Dynamite's Reanimator Coming To Horror Subscription Box Of Dread April 2015
With HP Lovecraft's Reanimator being resurrected by Dynamite Comic as a comic book series starting on April 8th, we can also announce that Dynamite's Reanimator is one theme for the Box Of Dread April 2015.
Sign ups for Box of Dread April 2015 ends on April 9th at 12 midnight EST / 9pm PST.
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Dr. Herbert West, The Reanimator, returns! Setting up shop in New Orleans, the brilliant Dr. West continues his life's work: the revival of the dead by purely chemical means. To accomplish this task, he recruits Susan Greene, a young and wide-eyed pharmacologist fascinated by his macabre experiments. Initially unfazed by West's unorthodox practices (including how he funds his research – by selling zombie brain fluid as a narcotic), Susan may regret her scientific curiosity as sinister forces – those aligned with Elder Gods and Haitian Voodoo – begin to align against the Reanimator!
Dynamite Entertainment proudly resurrects The Reanimator, H.P Lovecraft's notorious mad scientist, in a fear-fraught four-issue miniseries! Take what you love best about the television shows "Breaking Bad" and "The Walking Dead," throw in Cthulhu tentacle terror and backwater Louisianan superstition, and you have the all-new horror comic hit of 2015!
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Frederik Wiedmann Scoring 'Shut In' From Producer Of 'Insidious' (Exclusive)
Bloody-Disgusting has exclusively learned that composer Frederik Wiedmann has been confirmed as the composer of the upcoming horror thriller Shut In. The film, which is in post-production, was directed by Adam Schindler and produced by Steven Schneider (Insidious, Paranormal Activity).
The film's description from IMDb reads:
Anna [Beth Riesgraf] suffers from agoraphobia so crippling that when a trio of criminals break into her house, she cannot bring herself to flee. But what the intruders don't realize is that agoraphobia is not her only psychosis.
Weidmann's previous compositions include Return To House On Haunted Hill, Hostel III, Mirrors 2, and Hellraiser: Revelations, among others.
'Resident Evil Revelations 2′ Review: From the Grave
As uncomfortable as it eventually became watching a beloved series like Resident Evil stumble these past few years, there's something to be said about its willingness to adapt. Unless there's a massive dip in sales, it's rare for a popular franchise like this to try something different. Capcom has had a worldwide presence for decades, so it's easy to forget they're still very much a Japanese institution, and with that comes a strict adherence to traditions.
This stubbornness can make inspiring change a deeply frustrating thing, but Resident Evil Revelations 2 is proof that it's possible. We only need to be loud enough.
Revelations 2 continues the progress started by the ridiculously good Resident Evil remaster by inching the franchise even closer to its roots. Resident Evil is gradually re-adopting the concepts that were responsible for its early success as its publisher has begun the long process of realigning it with what fans of the genre want.
Horror is more popular now that it has been in some time, and you only need to look at its cyclical nature over the last two decades to realize there's a solid chance the momentum it's built up over the last few years won't last much longer. That is, thankfully, a problem for our future selves to cry about, so let's instead talk about Revelations 2.
Since its solid debut, we've enjoyed a weekly drip-feed of content that's managed to build one of the more intriguing stories in the series' history. The writing is more good than bad, and with it, Capcom has gone a long way in remedying a problem that's lingered since 1996.
I had given up on expecting anything more than B-movie writing in Resident Evil. These low expectations made Revelations 2 taste all the sweeter, because it's successful in ways that these games haven't been in quite some time. It's still far from perfect, but the more competent storytelling gives me hope that they'll find a better hook for Resident Evil 7 than the series of explosions that made up the last three games.
Capcom's decision to take the episodic approach with this had the potential to backfire. Had they been okay with only copying the formula Telltale made popular with their episodic games like The Walking Dead, even the most stunning of cliffhanger endings would not have been enough to carry interest from the first episode to the fourth.
The decision to release all four episodes a week apart kept this from becoming a problem, and it also made sure people with terrible memories, like me, were never given enough time to forget what happened in the last episode. This approach kept Resident Evil fresh in our minds until the next episode was ready to pick up where the last one left off. It was the video game equivalent of a TV mini-series, and it's my hope that more developers of episodic titles will learn from this.
The renewed focus on several survival horror staples also made this a more effective horror game. Actual strategy is required whether you're playing as Claire or the moderately more capable Barry.
This means conserving resources, and since that can only be achieved through the liberal use of each character's partner — who comes with a nifty ability that lets them seek out and highlight precious hidden items — a feature that might not have been fully utilized otherwise becomes a real life-saver.
Resident Evil isn't necessarily known for having a particularly competent AI, and Revelations 2 doesn't even try to fix that. This might've been a serious issue, but it's rarely more than a nuisance since the supporting cast are basically Genesis devices — the gadget that located hidden items in the first Revelations — who can also clumsily bludgeon some fools when the situation grows dire. Capcom essentially hid the bad AI by making them more useful to the player. It's crude, but it works.
Puzzles and atmosphere also make their mostly triumphant return. The key word there is mostly, because while I did enjoy many of the puzzles, they're a mixed bag until later into the season where they get more clever. The atmosphere is also considerably spookier than recent Resident Evil games, even though it suffers from a lack of inspiration. Or, maybe it's too much inspiration that's the problem, since Capcom's idea of what's scary seems to have been inspired by The Evil Within.
As important as the story is here, a considerable investment has been made to make sure players would have something to do between the release of new episodes. Ever since Resident Evil 4 first introduced the wave survival mode Mercenaries, Capcom hasn't stopped improving on it. Clearing arenas of their monster hordes solo or with a friend has always been addictive, but some clever tweeks make its latest incarnation way more enjoyable.
The basics are still here, they've just been given an RPG twist. You choose your character and the load-out you'll use to mow down copious amounts of ugly monster butts before choosing a mission. Each mission takes an environment from the campaign and populates it with familiar foes and a time limit. Once the time is up, the XP that's rewarded following each monster massacre can be used to improve your character and their arsenal before you move on to conquer the next.
General skill and resourcefulness are as important as they ever were, and the inclusion of weapon mods and character skills will make sure players who aren't particularly gifted at monster genocide still feel like they're making progress. Getting rid of characters with predetermined load-outs to make room for the array of customization options also lets us form a more personal connection to the mode, and that feeling of actual visible progress is a great incentive to maintain interest.
Online co-op seems like a natural fit for all of this game, but that may be a feature Capcom is save for the totally hypothetical sequel. For now, the campaign is limited to couch co-op while the Raid mode is playable both locally and online. (Note: online co-op is currently only available on consoles. It won't be an option on PC until the feature is added on March 31.)
As a first stab at experimenting with episodic delivery, this is a success. It does a lot of things right, and it's just clever and refreshing enough for me to be willing to forgive its few frustrations. Capcom has the beginning of something special on their hands, and the sooner they realize it, the sooner we can start referring to this game as the first season of many.
The Final Word: Resident Evil Revelations 2 has a stereotypical understanding of what's scary, but its surprisingly solid storytelling and a fantastically meaty Raid mode make this one a must-buy.
Superheaven Announce New Album, Tour And Release Video For "I've Been Bored"
Superheaven has announced their upcoming album titled Ours Is Chrome due out May 4th on SideOneDummy Records. It will be the follow up to 2013′s Jar. Along with that the band has announced a North American tour with Diamond Youth and Rozwell Kid beginning May 15th in New York City. And finally to top it all off the band has also released a video for their first single off the album titled "I've Been Bored".
Pre-order Ours Is Chrome here.
Hotel Transylvania 2 – Drac's Pack is Back in New Artwork
Surprisingly enough, Hotel Transylvania ended up being a lot of fun and was a perfect film with which to have your little ones cut their horror teeth early. Check out this new artwork for its sequel, Hotel Transylvania 2, and expect more soon!
Look for the film in theatres on September 25th from returning director Genndy Tartakovsky.
Everything seems to be changing for the better at Hotel Transylvania… Dracula's rigid monster-only hotel policy has finally relaxed, opening up its doors to human guests. But behind closed coffins, Drac is worried that his adorable half-human, half-vampire grandson, Dennis, isn't showing signs of being a vampire. So while Mavis is busy visiting her human in-laws with Johnny – and in for a major cultural shock of her own – "Vampa" Drac enlists his friends Frank, Murray, Wayne, and Griffin to put Dennis through a "monster-in-training" boot camp. But little do they know that Drac's grumpy and very old, old, old school dad, Vlad, is about to pay a family visit to the hotel. And when Vlad finds out that his great-grandson is not a pure blood – and humans are now welcome at Hotel Transylvania – things are going to get batty!
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[Interview] Luke Hemsworth Talks 'Kill Me Three Times'
In the upcoming darkly comedic thriller from Aussie director Kriv Stenders, Luke Hemsworth plays Dylan, a good guy caught in a bad situation. He falls for Alice, a sweet girl that lives in his small town, despite her being taken her sleazy, abusive boyfriend Jack. When Nathan starts to finally catch on to what's happening, he orders a hit on his wife, leaving Dylan with no choice but to take up arms and avenge his love, leaving his naive self behind to become the kind of man that's capable of taking lives. Full of interesting twists and turns, Kill Me Three Times is one of the most entertaining films in recent memory.
A few days ago, I was lucky enough to sit down and have a talk with Luke Hemsworth about his latest project. In the interview, Luke talks about what it's like working with Alice Braga, what it's like to work with firearms, and his love of surfing.
Kalyn Corrigan: How did you come to join this film? Were you approached by the director, or did your agent ask you to audition? What was the process like?
Luke Hemsworth: Uh, both actually. I spoke to Kriv and had a great little Skype chat with Kriv about the project and what we thought about it and kinda fell in love with him. And it didn't really work for a little while and then I came back to do some chemistry reads with Alice and I've never met Alice before, but my brothers both had so it was kind of uh, there was a familiarity there, which was really easy. The chemistry was great, it was very relaxed and it felt right.
KC: Did she join first or did you?
LH: She'd been attached right from the start, I think. Maybe a year or two, they were trying to get the project up and running. Actually, when we met again she said our chemistry felt you know good and a little bit better than the others, so that was nice.
KC: Was that chemistry instant, or was it something that grew over the course of filming?
LH: I think both. I think there's an instant chemistry. I think there's always like, like the psychology of dogs. When you meet someone, there's an initial reaction and then as you get to know them, things change, things deepen, or they go the other way. You can always kind of tell in those first few moments whether or not you're gonna get along, and we got along, and then we became great friends.
KC: What kind of affect do you think that had on the film?
LH: I think a huge effect. I think it just makes everything so much easier when you spend so much time together waiting and talking and going through things and helping each other with scenes, and it just creates an underlying tone which can otherwise not be there. It definitely helped me.
KC: What was your relationship like with the rest of your costars? I know you worked with Callan Mulvey previously.
LH: Yeah, great, I love Cal. We're still good friends to this day, we actually went to his, well, I didn't go, but the rest of my family went to his son's play recently. I loved the cast, we had a great relationship with Simon, Sullivan I'm still friends with as well. And Bryan Brown, I kind of felt like he was a member of my family, like he was my uncle or something. There was instantly an affinity there, yeah, odd and awesome at the same time. You spend your life looking at these people, emulating them, and all of a sudden you're talking to them, and performing with them, and it's a wonderful honor.
KC: I know that for some of your more recent work, you worked in America and in the U.K. so how nice was it to go back to Australia, and work with an Australian director?
LH: Oh, it's amazing, yeah I love it. There's a level of ease that comes with working in Australia that can be missed working in other places. Yeah, it's just, that place, I felt a really kind of close connection to that land. I took my surf board, and I was out on the surf. I spent a lot of time surfing and exploring the countryside.
KC: Do you spend a lot of time surfing?
LH: Yeah, yeah, we always have. Up in the little surfing community, mom and dad still have a place there, and it's something that's always been a huge part of my life. I think it's the one thing that keeps me calm. It makes me a better person, surfing, I think. It's a great outlet.
KC: Yeah, like kind of cathartic?
LH: It's very, very cathartic. That one thing, if you find that one thing you can do and think about nothing else, then that's the key.
KC: Yeah. So I guess it's a little bit easier to do that in Australia than it would be here?
LH: Yes and no, there's great surf here, it can be a little bit more fickle. You have to chase it a little bit more and dodge the crowds, but there's wonderful surf here.
KC: Did you have much experience with guns before this film?
LH: Um, very very little. I did a project with Cal, the Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms and that was the first time I handled a gun, I think, and it was a big pump action shotgun.
KC: Wow.
LH: Yeah, and the subject matter was very touchy, but I think there's a part of me who as a kid, who, you know, you love movies and you see those slow-mo action shots with bullets spinning out and we got to do that and that was great. But there's another part of me that's kind of really fearful of guns and getting too comfortable with them as well. There's something about holding a gun that makes you stand differently, you know? When you've got a gun in your hand, you stand differently.
KC: Yeah, and you used a pistol more in this one.
LH: Yeah, even so, it's tucked into your back pocket.
KC: How was that different from using a big shotgun?
LH: I don't know. I mean, it doesn't differ that much other than what you're holding. There's still a sense of danger, you know it's a real weapon that can fire real bullets and you've got to have the respect and the fear, as well.
KC: Did you do a lot of training?
LH: We do a lot on set, you know. We don't have to hit cans off of a fence, you know? (Laughs) It's more about how to hold a gun, and how to point it, so you know. You're never really pointing it at someone's face. There's camera tricks.
KC: Were there any films that you spoke of earlier that you saw when you were a kid that you took notes from?
LH: On how to hold guns? (Laughs)
KC: Yeah, to get that attitude down, for inspiration for your character?
LH: No, I think it just comes from when the gun comes out, there's something in you that changes. That's what comes through. There's no part where I'm practicing in the mirror how cool I look this way. It was more about making it real and believable. He was a character who hadn't had that much to do with weapons which was a great surprise for the film because he's the one who gets to kill people.
KC: It's more of like, a naive take?
LH: Exactly, yeah yeah. He's kind of thrown into this situation which then snowballs out of control, and also, there's a great kind of juxtaposition between him being a nice, caring simple guy and then being someone who's able to kill people.
KC: So how did you prepare for this character?
LH: I mean, I prepared the same way I always prepare. It comes back to me, and how truthful I can be in the moment and I don't ever go to the lengths of going to be a mechanic. Well, actually, I've been a mechanic, my first job was in a gas station changing tires and pumping gas. It was one of the last places, where we lived, that actually had people that would pump your gas for you and it was a small town, it wasn't the beach but it was little town, everyone knew each other, the guys who were coming in, you knew, the motorcycle, not to touch, so you use those things. I used those feelings. But it's more about being kind of present and focused at the time. There's definitely work that goes into it but this was so close to my life and experience that it was kind of easy.
KC: Those are great skills to have.
LH: Yeah, yeah. And I think it's part of being an actor, the more life skills you have, the better and easier it is to cross those boundaries.
KC: So, if you say that you're going for a more truthful performance, then would you say that acting to you is more about stripping away than adding on?
LH: Yes, well, both. I'd say both. You add on and add on and add on, and then let it all fall away, and then hopefully there's something left which is what's…well, I don't want to say right. I don't think there's ever a "right", there's good choices and bad choices but yeah, hopefully what comes through is me, there are parts of that that are so inherently me, and those are the bits that are confronting, crossing lines and boundaries. You know, am I capable of shooting someone? What would I be like if something like this happened? Those are questions that you don't get to ask, which is the attractive part. You get to do things and say things that you never thought you would.
KC: Yeah, but perhaps you see a little bit of yourself in these characters?
LH: I think you have to, yeah. You don't ever look at it from the third person point of view. You've gotta be in there, bringing you, otherwise you're just copying something I guess.
KC: It's not as authentic?
LH: Yeah, I guess sometimes. (Laughs)
KC: So, you were saying that you grew up in a little town in Australia. So what was that like?
LH: Amazing. We started out our childhood in a very remote Northern territory, which is right up at the top of Australia. In an aboriginal territory where we were one of two white families, and I mean, it's great. Chris and I have had the experience of racism and living with people who are very poor, very little services, very little infrastructure out there, so it gives you kind of a unique view.
KC: Would you say that it helps keep you grounded?
LH: Yeah, sure. You know what? Yeah. I think we're all pretty grounded. I don't think we ever change, I mean, the nature of your relationship kind of changes, but we keep each other pretty grounded. I mean, we do normal things as well. Like I said, surfing is such a love of ours, surfing and motorcycles.
KC: Is that something that you do with your brothers?
LH: Yeah, yeah. We always have. We've always done a lot of surfing, dad and the boys.
KC: What was it like growing up in a house full of actors? Was it something that you inspired them, or they inspired you, because neither of your parents acted, right?
LH: No. And we're still growing up now. I don't think there was ever a point where I'm like 'Wow, it's so weird to be growing up in a family full of actors.' It was just something that we did, and it was something that….it's always Chris and me. It was a normal childhood, it was normal happy, playful childhood that's the only way I can kind of describe it. It wasn't a place where we were out of our minds performing at home or anything like that, we were just kids playing, a lot of the time.
KC: Okay, so really quick, let's discuss your upcoming projects. You have Infini?
LH: Yeah!
KC: What's this film about?
LH: This is about a rescue team. We're an elite rescue squad that go to a distant mining station to rescue a soldier and all hell breaks loose on that mining station, and it's so cool.
KC: That sounds really exciting.
LH: It's epic. Shane Abbess who directed Gabriel, he directed that and he's a madman. He's one of the best, craziest ways of working and he kind of changed me in a lot of ways, I think, that film,
KC: How so?
LH: It just made me question the way I was going about things and a much deeper involvement than in before projects.
KC: Do you have a release date set yet? Or, when can we expect to see this?
LH: Yeah, it's like May 6th, I think? It's all dropping on May 6th. That, and I'm doing Westworld as well, which is HBO's new show. It's based on the old Yul Brynner film by Michael Chrichton and it's about cowboys who are robots. It's a theme park and you can go and pay your money to draw weapons on robots, and the robots start to awaken. It's awesome.
KC: I look forward to both of those.
Great Horror Campout Announces The Exorcist Movie Night on April 17th
Los Angeles area fans of The Exorcist have a real treat heading their way in April as Ten Thirty One Productions has announced a second special movie night on the 17th after its inaugural event (a Friday the 13th screening on March 13th) SOLD OUT in just six days. Read on for the details!
From the Press Release:
The creators of the Great Horror Campout announced today a second outdoor movie night for their fans with a screening of The Exorcist on April 17th in Griffith Park. None other than the Great Horror Campout's Camp Headmaster will host the upcoming event.
The Great Horror Campout, which debuted in 2013 as a 12-hour overnight immersive horror camping adventure, is bringing interactive filmmaking to its fans for a second time in 2015. The first Friday the 13th screening was widely received at their first Griffith Park movie night, selling out in 6 days.
"Horror isn't a seasonal experience," said Melissa Carbone, CEO of Ten Thirty One Productions. "We want to pull people's brains out of that seasonal cage because there is nothing more exhilarating than the adrenaline rush that comes from this genre. Let's feel that all year round, and let's take the action off the screens and bring it into people's personal space a little more than an average movie. Nobody can do that better than the Great Horror Campout's Camp Headmaster."
Moviegoers can expect pre-movie festivities, prizes, character interaction, and much more. Guests are encouraged to pack picnic baskets and blankets and to come early to get into the spirit of being scared. Additionally, Hellmasters (the elite campers who have won the coveted title at a past Great Horror Campout) will receive a special "Buy One Get One" discount and also receive reserved seating when they arrive on-site wearing their Hellmaster Sash. Tickets are on sale for $15 per person.
Ten Thirty One's Great Horror Campout is due to return to Los Angeles on June 5-6, 2015. The company is offering a $10 ticket discount to the upcoming production if you purchase your GHC ticket on or before April 17th using the PROMO CODE: Exorcist. Get tickets now at www.greathorrorcampout.com.
Please note: We are expecting to sell out very quickly so advance ticket purchase is highly recommended. Seating is general admission and first-come/first-served. Blankets or low ground chairs are suggested as a courtesy to other guests. Masks, face paint, and prop weapons are prohibited for all guests safety. Film and pre-show content may not be suitable for all ages.
For more info visit the official Great Horror Campout website, "like" the Great Horror Campout on Facebook, and follow the Great Horror Campout on Twitter.
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Monsters: Dark Continent – Official Artwork Premiere
We learned recently that Monsters: Dark Continent would be premiering on April 17th via Radius-TWC. Today we have the first official bit of artwork, and it's pretty damned nifty! Check it out!
Tom Green takes the helm of Monsters: Dark Continent while the original film's director, Gareth Edwards, assumes the role of executive producer along with Scoot McNairy.
Ten years on from the events of Monsters, and the Infected Zones have spread worldwide. Two soldiers embark on a life-altering mission through the dark heart of monster territory in the deserts of the Middle East. By the time they reach their goal, they will have been forced to confront the fear that the true monsters on the planet may not be alien after all.
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Fear Evolves On 'Monsters: Dark Continent' Poster Art
Last we heard about Monsters: Dark Continent an April release date was announced. Now we've got the specifics: on April 17th the massive-looking sequel for Garth Edwards' feature debut Monsters will be unleashed.
This time Tom Green (UK show Misfits) will be directing, with Edwards acting as executive producer. From what we've seen in the trailer, the tone of Dark Continent looks really interesting, with a tale of soldiers taking on giant monsters in the Middle East. It's going to be a tough act to juggle but so far it looks pretty awesome.
"Ten years on from the events of Monsters, and the 'Infected Zones' have spread worldwide.
Two soldiers embark on a life-altering mission through the dark heart of monster territory in the deserts of the Middle East. By the time they reach their goal, they will have been forced to confront the fear that the true monsters on the planet may not be alien after all."
Childhood Games Imagined As Horror Movie Posters!
Hollywood is all about the franchise, and tapping into our inner child. While most remakes or sequels to films form our beloved childhood, they've also started desperate attempts at turning just about anything into a movie.
Remember Battleship? Or how about Ouija?
The latter is more important here as Terror Trove shares a series of art that imagine childhood board games as horror movie posters. It's a spectacular concept…
All Artwork by Alec Pezzano, Zack Smith and Michelle Massimilla
Leprous Unveil Cover Art And Track List For New Album 'The Congregation'
One of my absolute favorite bands from the past several years is the Norwegian prog rock/metal group Leprous. Their 2011 album Bilateral absolutely blew me away and the follow up, Coal, is an album I still listen to very often. That's why I'm extremely excited that the band is hard at work on a new album called The Congregation.
The band today released the artwork and track listing for the album and I'm now even more excited. While Bilateral had a very colorful and playful cover, which matched the almost joyous manner of the music, Coal had a more stark cover, using only black and white, which reflected the more mature and serious tone of the album. Now, The Congregation takes things one step further with an album cover that is gruesome yet fascinating, showing some sort of desiccated, almost mummified creature that is entirely unexplainable. It was designed by French artist Nihil.
The band simply states:
The artwork represents the album's dark theme very well by showing deformation and disturbance.
Leprous recorded all instruments for the album in Sweden's Fascination Street / Ghostward Studios with David Castillo (Katatonia, Opeth) and the vocals together with Heidi Solberg Tveitan & Vegard Tveitan at Mnemosyne Studios in Norway. Just like the preceding albums Bilateral and Coal, The Congregation was mixed by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios (Symphony X, Kreator).
Track list:
1. The Price
2. Third Law
3. Rewind
4. The Flood
5. Triumphant
6. Within My Fence
7. Red
8. Slave
9. Moon
10. Down
11. Lower
New Trailer for 'Uncanny Valley', Coming in April
Indie developer Cowardly Creations has gifted us with another deliciously old school trailer for their retro survival horror game Uncanny Valley. The game is scheduled to arrive next month for PC, you can even pre-order it now, if you like.
For the unfamiliar, Uncanny Valley is very much a love letter to the survival horror games of old. It follows Tom, a security guard working the graveyard shift at a mysterious facility. In an effort to better understand the place he's been stationed to protect, Tom decides to start exploring.
Then, things get spooky.
'Hotel Transylvania 2′ Poster Reintroduces the Drac Pack
The Drac Pack is back, on this new poster!
Sony Pictures Animation shared this new one-sheet for Hotel Transylvania 2, which will introduce Oscar-, Tony-, Grammy- and Emmy-winning writer, director, performer, composer and producer Mel Brooks in the sequel to the 2012 worldwide hit. You can also revisit the first teaser trailer here.
I quite enjoyed the first film, which I saw at TIFF back in 2012.
"Dracula, Mavis, Jonathan and all of their monster friends are back in the brand new comedy adventure: when the old-old-old-fashioned vampire Vlad arrives at the hotel for an impromptu family get-together, Hotel Transylvania is in for a comic collision of supernatural old-school and modern day cool."
Hotel Transylvania 2 is slated for a September 25, 2015 release, and is being directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, produced by Michelle Murdocca, executive-produced by Sandler, Allen Covert, and Ben Waisbren, and written by Robert Smigel.
"Fear The Walking Dead" Promo Will Air After "The Walking Dead" Season Finale
The fifth season of The Walking Dead" comes to an end Sunday, and AMC is going to force you to watch "Talking Dead" in order to catch the premiere of the spinoff's promo.
On the heels of news that AMC has picked up two seasons of "The Walking Dead" companion series, AMC will share the first ever look at the pilot presentation of the tentatively titled "Fear The Walking Dead" during "Talking Dead" this coming Sunday at 10:30pm EST.
In the series, Kim Dickens stars as Miranda and Cliff Curtis as Sean.
AMC ordered two seasons of a spin-off series to be executive produced by Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd, Greg Nicotero and David Alpert.
AMC president Charles Collier has stated that the series will explore "what was going on in other parts of the zombie apocalypse, and what it looked like as the world really did 'turn.'"
"Fear The Walking Dead" will be set in Los Angeles and focused on new characters and storylines. The show's first season will consist of six one-hour episodes and premiere on AMC in late summer. The show's second season will air in 2016.
The series will star Cliff Curtis ("Missing," "Gang Related"), Kim Dickens (Gone Girl, "Sons of Anarchy"), Frank Dillane (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince) and Alycia Debnam Carey (Into the Storm).
Photo Credit: Justin Lubin/AMC
'Resident Evil 5′ Gold Edition Content Now Available On Steam
Capcom has finally released the content that came with the Resident Evil 5 "Gold Edition" on Steam as a part of the newly available Untold Stories bundle. For just one easy payment of $14.99, you can get both of the game's story expansions — Lost in Nightmares and Desperate Escape — as well as The Mercenaries Reunion and some new costumes. You'll also get the terrible idea that was its competitive Versus mode!
I didn't love Desperate Escape, but Lost in Nightmares is a lot of fun, especially if you play it on the hardest difficulty, which effectively removes the radar. I only recommend you try that if you have a friend to play it with, because you'll definitely want to be able to hear your friend scream when she gets grabbed by one of those anchor monsters. Good times.
'Alien: Isolation' is Super Cheap On Steam Right Now
Because alliteration is the shit, Steam is holding a Sega Super Sale that seriously slashes the prices of some games, including a single spooky scary… something — alright, you get it. Alien: Isolation is just $12.49 on Steam (reg. $49.99), its season pass is $14.99 (reg. $29.99), and they'll remain that way until the sale ends on March 30.
Like what you just read? I haven't even mentioned the other games that are also on sale this weekend. And I won't, because that'd ruin the surprise. What surprise? This surprise.
[SXSW '15 Review] 'He Never Died' Has Perfect Casting But Is Incohesive
Casting Henry Rollins as a weary, indifferent cannibal is as inspiring as it gets. If you've seen Rollins in any of his acting roles (Devil's Tomb, Sons of Anarchy, hell, even Kroll Show), you'll know he emits a menacing air every time. He's aware of his legendary persona and isn't afraid to have fun with it. Even in Heat, where he shared screen time with De Niro, Rollins effortlessly dominates a scene by just standing there and doing nothing at all.
In Jason Krawczyk's He Never Died, Rollins' intimidating persona is cleverly utilized to subvert expectations. He plays Jack, a somber loner whose disdain for the human race is palpable one. His past is only hinted at, as we gradually learn that he's caused some seriously horrible shit back in the day and at this point would just rather avoid human contact altogether. The catch is he's an immortal cannibal who needs to consume flesh/blood to survive. Begrudgingly, he feeds on black-market blood packs and as circumstances call, fresh human flesh as well.
Man, I've only been on the planet 32 years and I go out of my way to avoid human contact. Imagine being here for centuries? It's no wonder Jack only leaves his apartment to hit up a diner or play bingo. This part fits Rollins and his dead-stare very, very well.
When a woman from his past resurfaces, Jack's reclusive life is upheaved in spades. Turns out he has a teenage daughter named Andrea (Jordan Todosey) who's as outgoing and excitable as he is withdrawn and misanthropic. This little angel could add some much-needed energy to his life, if he'd only let his guard down.
This family drama is balanced with the horror elements very well and Krawczyk' displays an assured stance as a director. The problem is that the film has an overall feel of vagueness that allows the film to simply drift until its end. The film flirts with providing Jack with a mythology, but by the third or fourth time he is shot or tortured, it's tough to feel sympathy. The concept is a very compelling one and the casting of Rollins is downright perfect, but He Never Died unfortunately suffers from an aimless vibe that leads to a terribly anticlimactic finish. Although there are some wicked interesting things going on in the film, it never feels cohesive or particularly gripping. Krawczyk is an assured director, there's no doubt of that. If only He Never Died had a stronger story he would've had a better display for his filmmaking talents.