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Happy Monday! How are you all doing today? I am seriously a bad blogger.... again. I've just been so busy with all of my school work. I have all of my typical school work plus a final that's due on Sunday (which I finished yesterday :) ) and then 2 finals due next Sunday. Plus my friends Ashley and John are coming to visit me this weekend (hence why I need to get this homework done early, so I don't have to be doing it while they are here). It is going to be an amazing weekend, Friday we're going out to a Mongolian restaurant and I'll be showing Ashley the wedding dress that I fell in love with and she'll be trying on some bridesmaid dresses. Saturday and Sunday, who knows what we're doing. Either Saturday night or Sunday morning we'll be going to my church (which is amazing), I'm really excited to have them check it out.
But yesterday was weigh-in day and I want to get back to posting my weigh-in. So I'm going to be doing that today. I'm so thankful that after my binge on Tuesday I was right on key with my nutrition and the scale showed that fact. I am still trying to get into a fitness routine again but at least my nutrition is better. It's a start and my goal for this week is to continue with my nutrition and add some fitness as well.
Starting Weight: 315
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I have an interview tomorrow with a university and I am very hopeful for it. From what I have heard and read, this job would be a great fit for me because I would get to unofficially provide students with counsel. Not to mention that it would pay the bills plus some and that way I would be able to pay off more of my student loans and save more each month. So please keep me in your thoughts and prayers tomorrow, I would appreciate it!
Well it's time to get back to my paper and my finals. Gotta get these things done before Ashley and John come visit me. :) I hope you all have an amazing day. So until next time!
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hope you have a great weekend with your friends and hope the wedding dress fitting goes well(when are you going to show me a photo of your wedding dress if you don�t want to post here i can give you my email or skype address so you can post to me love.i am dieing to see it.good luck in finishing up your school wrok.
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We quite often have people comment on Jake being with us at events. They wonder what he does to pass his time.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
We had a great Christmas in Prescott, AZ with our friends Dick and Donna Cross.
We came back to Benson on the 26th with snow coming down the last hour of the trip. When we got up the next morning the temperature was 18 degrees and our water lines were frozen. Our idea was to spend the winter in Benson where it's warm. Where did our plans go haywire?
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Where we're staying in Benson, Arizona is considered the high desert. And anyone who has spent time in areas like this knows the skies are beautiful. The first picture is the typical sky. The second is in preparation for a storm. And the last is a normal sunset. Incidentally, these are the views we see from our RV spot.
Monday, December 21, 2008
The RV park where we're staying has a group of people who go on hikes each Monday. We've joined them on a couple of their excursions. The hikes aren't long ones…around five miles in total, but they aren't casual "smell the roses" either. We hike in, have a snack and then hike back out. It is fun. Nice companionship and great exercise.
Jake goes along. Of course he's the star of the group.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Saturday evening we went to a Christmas play put on by some friends here at Cochise Terrace. It was called If Dickens Came West. It was about a frontier sheriff who made it illegal to celebrate Christmas. He would arrest and put in jail anyone who promoted Christmas.
And wouldn't you know it; Sunny had to come to the play dressed for the holiday. And wouldn't you know it; the sheriff's deputies spotted her in the audience and placed her under arrest. The first picture is Sunny being read her rights. The second is Sunny and some other town's people in jail.
Although Dakota was able to get Sunny out on bail, she still has to go to trial. Incidentally, we are soliciting contributions for her defense fund.
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These are two story homes built back in 1882. The homes house colonels and generals. They range in size from three to five thousand square feet. Each housed one family…one housed just one person. For houses built some 125 years ago they were beautifully maintained. The Christmas decorations were pretty too.
Incidentally, this is one of the bases that housed the buffalo soldiers following the Civil War. Cameras weren't allowed on the base, so we have no pictures.
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For Mario Ernesto Sánchez, this month's International Hispanic Theatre Festival is No. 28 — and counting. A blend of idealistic Don Quixote and persuasive pragmatist, the founder of Miami's Teatro Avante is the guy who, with the help of a small staff and myriad sponsors, makes the region's premier Spanish-language theater festival happen each year. And despite the predictable challenges of running an international festival, he says he has no end game in mind.
"I don't see myself retiring very soon," Sánchez says. "We always do a utopian budget, around $500,000 [in funds and in-kind donations], then we readjust to make things come out even. We haven't really felt the economic crash because it's been bad all along — it's a struggle, but it hasn't gotten worse. I want to at least get to the 30th festival, at least to 2015."
Sánchez's colleague, Teatro Prometeo artistic director Joann María Yarrow, isn't surprised at his tenacity. But she thinks his achievement and continued passion are pretty remarkable in the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of South Florida arts.
"One of the things you have to admire here is anyone who has done anything for over 20 years and continues to believe that it's important," she says. "The festival this year has four different venues, which is amazing. In our preliminary meetings, we told Mario Ernesto, 'You're insane!' And he has also brought in musicians, an artist, a photographer, an amazing exhibition of set and costume designs. ... It's a whole cultural experience. He doesn't allow anyone to complain that there's no culture in Miami."
Beginning Thursday and running through July 28, the festival continues its recent tradition of honoring a different country each year. This year's event shines a spotlight on the theater of Peru, though the festival's 15 productions come from not just Peru but also Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Spain, Uruguay and the United States. The productions are in Spanish, though Teatro Avante and Prometeo provide English supertitles.
The opening production, José María Arguedas' Los ríos profundos ( Deep Rivers) by the avant garde Lima-based Cuatrotablas, examines the effect of the intermixing of races in Peru. For Teatro Avante, Sánchez is directing a production of Peruvian Nobel Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa's Al pie del Támesis ( On the Banks of the Thames). This year's lifetime achievement award winner, who will be honored after Thursday's opening night performance of Los ríos profundos, is Peruvian actor, director, playwright and educator Ernesto Ráez Mendiola. Other nods to Peru are exhibitions of the photographs of Asela Torres and the paintings of José Torres Böhl, and the free screening of director Bruno Ortiz León's film Rehenes ( Hostages), a 2010 movie about the lengthy hostage crisis and occupation of the Japanese ambassador's residence in Lima by members of the terrorist group MRTA ( Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac Amaru).
The festival's lineup is eclectic — many styles of theater, an adults-only play and a kid-friendly one, plus Baroque music and jazz concerts — and, says Sánchez, the program is full of award-winning productions.
"I'm very proud and happy about the program. It's the best of the crop from each country," he says. "The play that closes the festival, Siglo de Oro, siglo de ahora ( Golden Age, Our Age) won Spain's equivalent of the Tony Award. The one from Argentina, Marica ( Fag), is also an award-winning show. That reaffirms our choices. Bringing 15 productions from nine countries is a lot, but when I see something good, something I think Miami should see, I try to bring it."
Three of the visiting theater artists — Ítalo Gallardo Betancourt of Chile's Compañía de Teatro la Laura Palmer, Nidia Telles of Uruguay's Compañía Nidia Telles-Alejandro Martínez and Olga Margallo of Spain's Uroc Teatro — emailed glimpses into their productions, the state of theater in their home countries and their feelings about bringing work to Miami.
Telles says that her award-winning company's play El país de las maravillas ( Wonderland), written and directed by Omar Varela, is a play about a woman waiting for her son to return to Montevideo from school in New York. He wants to come home and stay there; she dreams of a new life in the United States. The play, laced with humor, is about immigration.
"People have the vital hope to find a better fate elsewhere," Telles observes. "We go looking for wonderland, and it gets farther and farther [away]."
Director-playwright Betancourt, who describes theater in Chile as "traditional and conservative," says his nontraditional festival play Juan Cristóbal, casi al llegar a Zapadores ( Juan Cristóbal, Very Close to Zapadores), is a docudrama about his two grandmothers, who were neighbors for nearly 40 years. The work flows from his multidisciplinary group's focus on creating its own stage language, a language influenced by the power of film.
"This particular work explores a journey into the lives of these two ladies, a trip that is very representative of Chilean culture," Betancourt notes. "In that sense, it will be interesting to see how it interacts with a completely different culture. ... Perhaps the large number of Latin American people who reside in Miami may find certain connections."
The Uroc production La madre pasota y cosas nuestras de nosotros mismos ( The Drop-Out Mom and Our Things That Are Our Very Own) is, director Margallo says, "a crazy surreal metatheater [piece] merging the famous Dario Fo monologue La madre pasota and our reinterpretation of that same play through the prism of failure and decay. ... It's a play about joy and optimism when you have no reason at all to be optimistic and happy. It's really a merging of theater and life, where you cannot distinguish what's what anymore."
The play, co-written by and starring well-known Spanish actors Juan Margallo and Petra Martínez (the director's parents), is one part of a move by Uroc into more international touring.
"Performing abroad is what theater is about," Margallo says. "Connecting sensibilities from different continents is our mission."
Yarrow of the Miami Dade College-based Prometeo, which will be celebrating its 40th anniversary in October, is co-directing her company's festival production Cyrano mío ( My Cyrano). Written by Iliana Prieto and Cristina Rebull, the piece is a six-actor take on Cyrano de Bergerac, told by the heroine Roxanne as a memory play and performed by the graduating members of Prometeo's Spanish-language conservatory program. Once Yarrow's opening-weekend play is over, the director will see as much of the festival work as she can, taking inspiration from her fellow artists.
She also knows that inspiration goes both ways.
"There's a real buzz about what's happening in Miami. We do Hispanic theater in a much more international way. People come with ideas and different aesthetics. We don't do theater from the point of view of people who have assimilated," she says.
As for Sánchez, he is gratified that the festival's growing reputation at home has a normally last-minute audience buying more tickets in advance. The predictable problems — "human beings, airfares, hotels, sickness, egos, the technical aspects of the shows," he says — he can handle. Besides, the aggravation fades away once the festival gets going.
"It's very rewarding. You feel you're doing something good that people appreciate," Sánchez says.
'Salmo 91' ('Psalm 91') by Ateliê Voador Companhia de Teatro of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
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lysie | Jan 12 2013, 01:53 PM Post #161 |
Ah. That makes more sense. |
Supergirlx2 | Jan 12 2013, 01:57 PM Post #162 |
"Right now what I like most about Aiden is Hope" ~ DC
peterreckell: "@HalleeRenee: Days was renewed until 2014. Theres just 1 thing missing ahem.cough.wave 👋) when r u getting ur butt bk to Salem?LOL":-) :-) https://twitter.com/peterreckell/status/290164696563187714 peterreckell: "@FaithZile: @peterreckell why do we keep losing the good people on Days. Do they want us to stop watching Days."hmmm https://twitter.com/peterreckell/status/290168259641241600 peterreckell: "@aprilgreviews: @peterreckell @dmbfan4life I think it is,Luv the snow! We miss you on Days! Thanks for all the years of joy!"my pleasure! https://twitter.com/peterreckell/status/290169797759602688 |
Poker Face | Jan 12 2013, 02:31 PM Post #163 |
"I like to be on top, Darling." - John Ross/Pamela
Drake Hogestyn @DrakeHogestyn The new picture is more functional Doc...not that the 11x14 was bad, but carrying that huge gold leaf frame gave me an underarm blister. xo Edited by Poker Face, Jan 12 2013, 02:32 PM.
DocandJohn4ever | Jan 12 2013, 03:41 PM Post #164 |
Drake Hogestyn Hey Doc, found Belle & Shawn D's boat. They did name it "That's A Fact" Bo's in trouble, they're all on a train to Lausanne Switzerland Claire left a note to "Papa". She's such a smart kid and knew exactly where to leave it. The secret box! I'm on my way. https://twitter.com/DrakeHogestyn/status/290192478827577345/photo/1/large |
bomber | Jan 12 2013, 04:29 PM Post #165 |
Loving the idea of John, Shawn and Belle off searching for Bo in Switzerland. What I really love about Drake's tweets is that he has managed to write a plot that is more exciting than anything i've seen on Days for a long time. Actually Austin and Carrie are in Switzerland too. Hmmm the plot thickens. Edited by bomber, Jan 12 2013, 04:31 PM.
granolagirl | Jan 12 2013, 06:20 PM Post #166 |
@therachelmelvin Excited for an afternoon catch up/lunch with @BlakeBerris https://twitter.com/therachelmelvin/status/290177468399243266 @purpledice8885 @therachelmelvin do you hang with @shelleyhennig ? @therachelmelvin @purpledice8885 @shelleyhennig so weird! @BlakeBerris and I JUsT ran into her and had an impromptu lunch!! https://twitter.com/therachelmelvin/status/290229507829420032 @BlakeBerris @therachelmelvin @purpledice8885 @shelleyhennig magic. love you guys. https://twitter.com/BlakeBerris/status/290234685290848257 |
DocandJohn4ever | Jan 13 2013, 02:48 AM Post #167 |
Deidre Hall Belle and family in Switzerland? Remember the 2 years spent there? In addition to the gift of your health, we'd never been closer. Miss that |
nickyj12345 | Jan 13 2013, 03:02 AM Post #168 |
Drake Hogestyn, can you please stop being awesome? :$ In addition to being incredibly good looking, he's also super creative. (sigh)
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annie21 | Jan 13 2013, 03:18 AM Post #169 |
As we suspected, all the good stuff happens offscreen. :) |
GatesRhiannon | Jan 13 2013, 09:43 AM Post #170 |
Of course...what happens off screen isn't dependent upon the talents of a series of ever-diminishing hacks, but rather to the imaginations of the DH's and the fans. |
lysie | Jan 13 2013, 10:31 AM Post #171 |
I think Deidre's last tweet was a little weird. |
Ellie | Jan 13 2013, 10:41 AM Post #172 |
Why? She's tweeting as "marlena" saying that she misses their 2 years together, given that "john" has ditched her now. When J&M came back they had lots of lines about that supposed closeness in Switzerland. |
OliveAnn | Jan 13 2013, 10:50 AM Post #173 |
If only Nick were having lunch with Chelsea and Stephanie on the show, instead of drooling over Gabi. |
JamaicanBeauty7 | Jan 13 2013, 12:13 PM Post #174 |
ITA, things have hit the skids lately for Jarlena and I understand that she wishes things were good like they were when they lived in Switzerland. I would reminisce too if I were her. Edited by JamaicanBeauty7, Jan 13 2013, 12:13 PM.
Ellie | Jan 13 2013, 12:43 PM Post #175 |
From Facebook: Aaron and Griffin Kunitz Watch out for some JohnnyD in Salem this week (That's how they always word it - it just means he's on.) |
lysie | Jan 13 2013, 01:08 PM Post #176 |
I know. But it's certainly not a time Deidre would miss. It's just weird. |
Poker Face | Jan 13 2013, 01:47 PM Post #177 |
"I like to be on top, Darling." - John Ross/Pamela
I know! tell me about it! he's killing me with those tweets! it's been a treat to see Drake and Deidre on twitter lately! I was missing J&M so much on screen and they brought them back to me. :') |
LonePirate | Jan 13 2013, 04:08 PM Post #178 |
Freddie did a brief Twitter Q&A today. Here are some of the more interesting responses: What's upcoming: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @SusenMc I have always enjoyed the storyline but this upcoming story starting tomorrow is very entertaining the baby plays a huge part Does he have any scenes upcoming with EJ?: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @ShorteeMichelle yes we just filmed a bunch of scenes the past month! How he feels about Nick: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @saraGG14 Sonny doesnt like Nick but I love Blake Berris. Amazing actor and a nice guy In response to how soon he receives a script before it's taped: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @_icla_ about a week b4 we shoot and learn at home first and then rehearse at work b4 shooting The significance of the threaded bracelet around his left wrist: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @TerriDayz777 not really I tied around my wrist as temporary thing almost 2 years ago and have just kept it on so now I feel it is haha A question about his upcoming air dates: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @RobbKerrCanada I did have the schedule in the past that I tweeted but the upcoming months air dates seem to be off so I'm not sure myself Amount of improv in his scenes: freddie smith@freddiemsmith @_icla_ the New Years resolution scene was about 50/50 of improv and scripted so was the giving him the key scenes Edited by LonePirate, Jan 13 2013, 04:09 PM.
michr544125 | Jan 13 2013, 04:22 PM Post #179 |
I would have to think a custody battle will start and be Wilson vs. Nabi. Even crazier if Justin is Gabi's attorney. Can one begin before the baby is born or would it have to be after? |
Partnersincrime | Jan 13 2013, 04:24 PM Post #180 |
of course he is ej will take over the story |
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nStigate Games
Industry | Computer and video games Interactive entertainment |
Founded | March 1998 |
Headquarters | Marin County, California |
Website | Official website |
nStigate Games (formerly Nihilistic Software) is an American video game developer based in Novato, California.
Nihilistic was founded in March 1998 by Ray Gresko, Robert Huebner, and Steve Tietze. Gresko and Huebner had formerly worked at LucasArts, and Tietze had worked at Rogue Entertainment. Many of Nihilistic's employees were drawn from LucasArts, working on games such as Jedi Knight.
The first game produced by Nihilistic was Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption, set in the a role-playing world created by White Wolf. Released in 2000, Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption was published by Activision for Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh computers.
For their next project, Nihilistic began to develop StarCraft: Ghost, supervised by StarCraft creator Blizzard Entertainment. In mid-2004, Nihilistic ceased working on StarCraft: Ghost, although the circumstances behind this are not entirely clear. The project was taken up by Swingin' Ape Studios, which was later bought by Blizzard. Finally in March 2006, Blizzard Entertainment announced that StarCraft: Ghost was placed on indefinite hold.
Meanwhile in 2005, Nihilistic completed development on Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects, a fighting game based on Marvel Comics' various superheroes. Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects was published by Electronic Arts, for the PlayStation 2, Xbox and Nintendo GameCube.
Nihilistic released their first 'next-gen' title Conan for both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 game consoles. According to a preview article in the March 2007 issue of Game Informer, Conan is an action/adventure game based on Robert E. Howard's famous sword and sorcery hero, Conan the Barbarian. This title was released by the publisher THQ on October 23, 2007.
In the Fall of 2009, Konami publishes Nihilistic Software's first downloadable game, Zombie Apocalypse on Xbox Live for the Xbox 360 and on the PlayStation Network for the PlayStation 3. Zombie Apocalypse is multiplayer, arcade style dual stick shooter with zombies as the opponent.
They developed PlayStation Move Heroes for the PlayStation 3 (for the PlayStation Move) which was released in March 2011.[1]
On May 29, 2012, Nihilistic released Resistance: Burning Skies for the PlayStation Vita.[2]
On October 17, 2012, Nihilistic reorganized their business to focus on mobile gaming, changing their name to nStigate.[3]
On November 13, 2012, nStigate released Call of Duty: Black Ops – Declassified for the Vita.[4] The game was widely panned critically for poor design and crippling technical problems.
Game Title | Release | Platform | Metacritic | Notes |
Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption | 2000 | Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh | 74/100 | |
Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects | 2005 | PlayStation 2, Xbox, Nintendo GameCube | 53/100 (PS2), 58/100 (Xbox), 54/100 (GameCube) |
Conan | 2007 | PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 | 69/100 | |
Zombie Apocalypse | 2009 | PlayStation Network, Xbox Live | 61/100 (PSN), 66/100 (XBLA) |
PlayStation Move Heroes | 2011 | PlayStation Move (PlayStation 3) | 53/100 | |
Resistance: Burning Skies | 2012 | PlayStation Vita | 60/100 | |
Call of Duty: Black Ops – Declassified | 2012 | PlayStation Vita | 33/100 |
- ^ Sony Computer Entertainment Staff. "Heroes On The Move - Games & Media". PlayStation.com. Sony Computer Entertainment. Retrieved 16 June 2010.
- ^ James Ransom-Wiley. "Resistance NGP being developed by Nihilistic, isn't a port". Joystiq. AOL Inc. Retrieved 27 January 2011.
- ^ "Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified developer Nihilistic reorganizing to focus on online and mobile games". Polygon. Vox Media Inc. Retrieved 15 November 2012.
- ^ Moriarty, Colin. "Call of Duty's Vita Developer Has Been Revealed". IGN.
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Winter Clean Up Successful
Twenty-nine neighbors filled 50 bags of trash on January 24, 2015, as part of the City's Adopt-a-Street program. The rain stopped just in time for our event. We enjoyed working together as we beautified our surroundings.
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Right at 10:00 AM on Saturday, October 25, 2014, the sun came out for the Puget Ridge fall cleanup! And the rain held off until we finished our work. Twenty-one Puget Ridge neighbors of various ages picked up about twenty-six bags of trash, several tires, and various interesting items from Puget Ridge streets, stairways, and green […]
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On a bright, sunny day–January 25, 2014–twenty-seven neighbors, including children, made Puget Ridge's public spaces look a lot better. Twenty-five bags of trash were left for pickup by the City, at the bottom of Croft Place at Juneau. Seventeen neighbors met in the evening. The following topics were discussed: Green Space Restoration: Contact Steve for more information: firstname.lastname@example.com • Emergency […]
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Puget Ridge post-clean & a Movie
Hi, it's done for this fall- but thanks to the 10 intrepid people who did the Autumn Clean for our neighborhood;-) And the group of 20 who turned out for the Kauffman-hosted potluck! It's great that we're keeping this up, hope the weather isn't making things too blown away! -judy ps-I plan to join in […]
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Puget Ridge WINTER CLEAN-UP
Our Puget Ridge WINTER CLEAN-UP will be on Saturday, February 9th, from 10 AM to noon, with a potluck in the evening focussing on emergency preparation. There will be a planning meeting for the Clean-up on Friday, January 25, at 7:00 PM, at 6559 18th Avenue SW.
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Growing Food in Puget Ridge – Saturday September 15th
Reminder for the Neighborhood Potluck and Meeting Saturday, September 15 Potluck 6:00 to 7:00 PM Meeting 7:00 to 8:30 PM (come to one or both) at 6559 18th Avenue SW Click here to see the flyer.
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Green Spaces, report for August 2012
Here's a report from Lisa Kauffman, on Green Space events and More: ON AUGUST 12th.. Ten people moved 80 cubic yards of wood chips from the western edge of the 19th Avenue Ravine at Holly down into the green space, in preparation for future restoration work and the "food forest." Twenty-two people attended a barbecue […]
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We have used MUS this year and purchased it for next year. I have two boys and will be starting the primer with my daughter. As far as Pros vs Cons, I'd say the MUS is very repetitive. It's easy to teach and if you follow the video and teach it their way (build, say, write), the concepts fall into place with ease. I like the way it relates to algebra and upper level math. We really can take it to high school. The Cons are that it's not very colorful. There are manipulatives, but not a variety like some programs. Just the blocks. Also, the price is steep. The nice thing is that if you are using it with multiple children, you only have to buy the student pack the second time around. I think you have to evaluate it from a child perspective. If you have boys, there are studies that say colorful pages and lots of manipulatives are distracting. For girls who aren't very motivated in math, I think the color and variety of tools is helpful.
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Sir Robin, the Not-Quite-So-Brave-As-Sir-Lancelot.
Who had nearly fought the Dragon of Angnor.
Who had almost stood up to the vicious Chicken of Bristol.
And who had personally wet himself, at the Battle of Badon Hill.
Not a great chance of that. One of the reasons Planetside never really took off like it should have is that Sony stubbornly refused to advertise the bastiche. But PS1 fans are like the FPS answer to Trekkies, and we tried to compensate by word of mouth, YouTube videos, et cetera. And now, miracle of miracles, we get to see a new revamped Auraxis -- a high-tech Valhalla where friendly fire is always on, battle are almost always unequal, and bunny hopping does not work. And they're making cinematics for it and throwing ad dollars at it.
Glad to meet you all; I found this forum while I was cruising around looking for PS2 clip art. A lot of your questions can be answered by browsing the FAQ at planetside-universe dot com. Also, the developers drop in on a random basis and hold impromptu Q&A sessions.
Party on.
Not a great chance of what? Having a large playerbase or dying?
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Anywho, the more I look at it, the more I like the NC better than the VS. The VS are starting to feel like a weird alien cult when the commander voice goes "VANU IS WITH YOU!", and I'm not a fan of that. I might just go NC and try to pretend that their armor doesn't look like it's made out of cardboard.
Cardboard armor isn't a problem when you have shotguns. NC for life!
In PS1 the Jackhammer was pretty formidable in general and down right redonculous in close range while the Sweeper was a common pool (avaliable to all factions) shotgun that was an average close to medium range shotgun. Going by what they've released so far it seems the Sweeper may have been redesignated as an NC weapon and I havn't seen anything on a new Jackhammer so far, it isn't shown on the NC weapon sheet shown here but it would be strange for them not to carry over the Jackhammer.
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I would just assume the Jackhammer would continue. It is imo too iconic for the NC to be removed.
Still waiting on my beta invite.
It'll come...someday ;_;
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Who had nearly fought the Dragon of Angnor.
Who had almost stood up to the vicious Chicken of Bristol.
And who had personally wet himself, at the Battle of Badon Hill.
I got in last night. Can't say anything obviously, but I sure wish I could
Argh, massively jealous right now.
I was a PS1 vet and haven't received mine yet.
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Humongous handbags with a few ends and several odds are the way to go now
My neighbour, a somewhat-frail 80-year-old man, was in tears. And I felt awful, as I was totally responsible for it. For just a few minutes earlier, I had walked into his apartment, and said 'Chris, I'm locked out of the house and can't seem to find my house keys. Would you mind if I rummaged through my bag here?'
He graciously agreed. But no sooner had I emptied my capacious bag on the carpet, than he started laughing. He kept pointing at the contents of my handbag strewn all around me and said 'what a typical woman's bag; why, there's a small departmental store in there!' Eventually, he had tears streaming down his face, the result of the irrepressible laughter.
Emergency rations
But, for some reason, I just didn't find it all that funny. It was depressing enough that I didn't find my keys; (though I did find several vitally important scraps of paper I was hunting for the week before last); I just couldn't imagine breaking the sad news to his wife that Chris had sprained his spleen laughing at my emergency rations – raisins and rice crackers, my collection of miniature, scented hand-creams, and The Book. (Look, I don't always carry around a big, fat, hardbound edition of 'A bear called Paddington'; that day happened to be an exception.)
Besides, not one of the 31 items on the carpet was superfluous; they were my handbag essentials , stuff I couldn't do without on the road.
And to lug them all around all the time, my handbag usually is – yes, you guessed it right – fairly big, bordering on humungous.
But here's the good news. Apparently, by carrying around a hold-all that doubles up as my handbag, I'm not exactly committing a fashion faux pas. Big is in; or so I gather from the write-ups about handbag trends.
Then again, fashion was the last thing on my mind when I bought myself my current handbag — a large roomy affair, with several compartments, and an exceptionally strong yet supple strap.
It was a decision strictly driven by that mother of all inventions — and purchases — necessity. Because, you see, I have this pathological need to carry around an umbrella and an iPod, lip gloss and a little tin of pressed face-powder, and a small compliment of medicines in case I came down with typhus or something while travelling on the bus. And this is, of course, not counting the number of mumsy-things in there – chocolates for the little one, her pink writing pad and coloured gel pens, scrunchies and hair brush, and a few other ends and several odds.
But necessity and fashion aside, there are a few other compelling reasons behind my choice of a biggish bag. My handbag is — and I'm sure many will agree with me here — something that goes beyond just being my lifeline; it's almost an extension of my personality.
By slinging on an enormous bag on my shoulder, I'm announcing to the world that I'm a pragmatic woman, who's got a year-long supply of peppermint and, perhaps, a pepper spray too somewhere in the depths of the cavernous bag.
I'm just not going to risk it all — even if fashion dictates it — by going around with a small scrap of a bag, and wondering if it looks terribly silly when I hang it on my bulky arms.
I'm not the sort who's likely to borrow a tissue from somebody when I'm caught out with a runny nose… no sirree! I lend tissues to runny-nosed adults and also lecture to them about the evils of tiny clutch bags.
I won't be caught dead carrying anything made from the skin of a dead animal, and I firmly believe that baby crocodiles deserve to grow into big crocodiles; not handbags.
And, frankly, it's not like I can carry off an 'IT' bag even if dropped into my lap. For all you know, if I went around with one of 'those' bags, people might assume I picked it up in Pondy Bazaar for Rs. 200.
Isn't it easier to just go about with a jolly, big bag? At least this way, I can readily lend a tissue and an aspirin to the elderly man who laughed so hard at my bag that he sprained his spleen…


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International best seller Faulks is noted for his sensitive handling of historical material, and, indeed, four of the five linked stories here tread historical ground. Among Faulks's protagonists are a young prisoner of war in World War II Poland who imagines going to bat on a cricket field, a man in Victorian times desolate because he has given away his son, a servant in 19th-century France suddenly grasping the meaning of a Bible story, and a girl in the 1970s Catskills whose music mesmerizes. Then there's the futurist story about a scientist in Italy drawing parallels between time and the human brain. All juicily readable stuff.
[Page 56]. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.Geoffrey Talbot, a skilled British cricket player with a gift for languages, has taught at a boys' prep school for just one year before World War II breaks out and he signs up. Billy is seven years old in 1859 when his poverty-stricken parents choose him from among their five children to be sent to a British workhouse. In 2029, nine-year-old Elena Duranti is isolated from her peers by her brilliant mind and all-consuming curiosity; when her father brings home the orphan Bruno, the two soon bond as inseparable siblings. Jeanne is an uneducated, incurious, deeply religious peasant in 19th-century France who has been in service to the same family for as long as she can remember. And finally, in 1971, Brit Jack narrates the story of Anya, a troubled young hippie with a singing voice that stuns her listeners, captures hearts, and derails lives. VERDICT Faulks's (Birdsong) literary artistry is on gorgeous display as he brings to life five wildly disparate protagonists in stories linked by the strength of their characters, all challenged by the horrors of war, of abandonment, of the struggle between trust and faith, and of romance gone shockingly wrong. [See Prepub Alert, 6/11/12.]--Beth E. Andersen, Ann Arbor Dist. Lib., MI
[Page 61]. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.In this masterful book, Faulks links the stories of five disparate lives into a long meditation on the intersection of fate and free will. Five discrete novellas range from 1800s France to Italy in 2029, examining how choices, impulses, and luck (both good and bad) shape lives: into the first, Faulks packs virtually a whole novel; in 1938, Geoffrey Talbot, a undistinguished prep school teacher, confronts the reality of the Holocaust in occupied France by going undercover in a concentration camp. In the middle of the 19th century, in England, seven-year-old Billy Webb's destitute parents ship him off to the workhouse, where in Dickensian style he grows up struggling through low-wage jobs; its blunt first-person narrator creates a vivid character in Billy. Fifteen years into the future, an accident reveals insights into "raised human consciousness," but Italian scientist Elena Duranti is still stymied by love, lending this novella a melancholic tone. Jeanne, a once-orphaned servant "said to be the most ignorant person" in her village in 1820s rural France, watches her family unravel with a wiser eye than they suspect; the novella's broad strokes and coy narration create a fablelike quality. The final novella, about Anya King, a singer in the Joni Mitchell mode, is narrated by her lover and collaborator, Jack, in America in the early 1970s. Stirring descriptions of the music business of that era and of Anya's own music reveal the seductive talent that led Jack to junk his own life in favor of helping her craft her masterpiece. What Faulks (Birdsong) risks sound twee and clever, and not unlike what David Mitchell did in Cloud Atlas, but this book transcends pat tropes through the beauty and clarity of Faulks's prose. Each world is drawn with precision, creating widely varied stories that are intensely absorbing, with language flowing and eddying to suit each one. Though there are subtle connections, characters' lives never cross; they are alive in their own worlds. Faulks resists assembling his parts into a thumping moral; his book is both bigger and less ambitious than that, a contemplation of human existence on the individual level. Highly recommended. Agent: Gillon Aitken, Aitken Alexander Associates. (Dec.)
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The Heat
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Pacific Rim
$245.6 M Overseas
The Conjuring
$49.3 M Overseas
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$45.1 M Overseas
Dark Skies
$9 M Overseas
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SUNDAY: Pacific Rim has a chance to make more money in China than in North America. The Guillermo del Toro popcorn flick is Warner Bros.'s highest grossing film of all time in the market with $76.4 million, and that is only after a dozen days in release.
The lackluster performance in other markets offers little solace for Legendary Pictures, which reportedly put up most of the film's production budget. The film's resilient performance in China doesn't solve all its problems, but it does mitigate the box office damage from numerous markets around the world. Without China, Pacific Rim would have little to no hope of saving face. $76.4 million in twelve days gives Guillermo del Toro's film a fighting chance that no other global market would be able to offer.
The North American total for Pacific Rim currently stands at $96.5 million, giving the film a worldwide gross of $344.1 million after factoring in the $247.4 million the film has earned from 61 overseas territories.
Elysium brought in $10.9 million from 17 overseas markets in its day-and-date debut. Russia led the charge with a $6.8 million opening weeekend. A $30.5 million take from North America gives the film a $41.4 million opening worldwide. Elysium launches in 18 additional territories next weekend, including top markets Australia, France, Germany, and Spain.
Despicable Me 2 broke the $400 million overseas mark after bringing in $12.2 million from 53 territories this weekend. The worldwide total for the animated sequel is $745.8 million. Despicable Me 2 premiered at #1 in the United Arab Emirates, grossing $1.1 million to overshadow the debuts of Pacific Rim and The Smurfs 2. It is the top film of the year in the United Kingdom with a $62 million cume. The film is also the top earner of 2013 in Mexico with $46.6 million. There are ten territories left for Despicable Me 2, including top markets like Russia (August 15), South Korea (September 12), and Italy (October 10).
Fast & Furious 6 is still speeding through the global box office. The film's $544 million overseas total is the year's second best perfromance outside of North America. The latest entry in the car-chase franchise has currently grossed $782.5 million worldwide and is only behind the $1.2 billion global showing of Iron Man 3. China is still posting excelent numbers for the film; Fast 6 has earned $61.6 million from China after 17 days in release.
Monsters University reached a $376.9 million overseas total this weekend, taking its global cume to $637 million. Top markets for the animated film include Japan ($67.8M), Mexico ($38.2m), the United Kingdom ($36.5M), Argentina ($23.6M), Australia ($22.1M), and Russia ($20.9M). The Pixar prequel opens in Vietnam next weekend, Italy on August 21, and China on August 23.
World War Z crossed the $300 million overseas mark, not a bad milestone for a film that had plenty of detractors lined up before its release. The $305.2 million overseas total boosts the film past the half-billion mark globally. The global cume for World War Z $502.6 million. A $2.1 million hold in Spain led the market despite facing off against the opening of Pacific Rim, bringing the Spanish cume for World War Z to $10 million after only ten days in release. World War Z was also the top film in Japan, where it opened to $3.5 million.
The Wolverine is putting up a fight at the global box office. The film reached $196 million overseas, surpassing the lifetime overseas totals of X2: X-Men United ($193M) and X-Men Origins: Wolverine ($195.3M). Wolverine has its sights set on beating the lifetime overseas totals of X-Men: FIst Class ($209.2M) and X-Men: The Last Stand ($225M). The Wolverine opens in Central America and the Middle East next weekend. The film has grossed $307.2 million worldwide.
A $9.8 million day-and-date opening in six overseas territories gave Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters a $33.1 million debut worldwide. The film outperformed its predecessor in the United Kingdom, beating the $2.6 million debut of the original with $3.3 million. Mexico posted a similar result, topping the original's $1.68 million premiere with a $2.7 million opening weekend.
The Smurfs 2 crossed the $100 million mark overseas in its second weekend outside of North America. The sequel earned $34.6 million to raise its overseas cume to $110 million and post a $156.6 million worldwide total. The animated sequel will premiere in Bulgaria, Egypt, and Estonia next weekend.
The Lone Ranger inched one step closer to the $200 million global mark after an expansion to several top European territories. The expansion put the film over the $100 million overseas mark with a $108.9 million total. France brought in $3.3 million, Germany contributed $2.8 million, and the United Kingdom posted $2 million in the expansion. The top markets for the box-office-challenged Western are Russia ($15.9M), Mexico ($9.7M), Australia ($9.6M), and Japan ($9.5M). The Conjuring might outgross The Lone Ranger globally despite operating under a much smaller production and marketing budget. The thriller has grossed $47.2 million from 17 overseas markets and is currently posting a $167.9 million worldwide total.
R.I.P.D. continues to struggle at the global box office. The film brought in $3.7 million from 23 territories over the weekend, including six new markets.
Sunday Update: Sony's Elysium took first place this weekend with an estimated $30.5 million. The Neill Blomkamp directed sci-fi film starring Matt Damon and Jodie Foster opened towards the lower end of expectations. The film's performance was quite similar to the $27.06 million start of 2 Guns last weekend, with the major difference being that Elysium was significantly more expensive than 2 Guns. Elysium debuted 18 percent below the $37.35 million break-out start of 2009's District 9, which was also directed by Blomkamp. Elysium continues the trend of original sci-fi films not being able to break out this summer domestically; as well as Sony's lackluster summer at the box office.
Elysium took in $11.0 million on Friday (which included an estimated $1.6 million from late night shows that began at 10 p.m. on Thursday) fell 2 percent on Saturday to take in $10.8 million and is estimated to fall 20 percent on Sunday to gross $8.6 million. That places the film's opening weekend to Friday ratio at 2.77 to 1, which is higher than the 2.64 to 1 ratio generated by District 9. Elysium received a so-so B rating on CinemaScore, which represented the lowest CinemaScore rating among this weekend's four new wide releases. The audience breakdown for Elysium skewed towards male moviegoers (61 percent) and slightly towards moviegoers under 30 (52 percent).
All things considered, Warner's We're the Millers clearly had this weekend's most impressive performance. The R-rated comedy starring Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis opened on the high end of expectations with an estimated second place take of $26.56 million. That brings the five-day start for the modestly budgeted film to a very healthy $38.04 million. The five-day start for We're the Millers was a tad higher than the $36.85 million five-day start of Tropic Thunder back in August of 2008. Given the daily holding pattern of We're the Millers thus far, it should only be a short matter of time before the film moves ahead of Elysium in the daily rankings.
We're the Millers had a five-day to three-day ratio of 1.43 to 1. The film's back-loading towards the weekend is a very good sign going forward; as are the film's A- rating on CinemaScore and the limited amount of comedies entering the marketplace over the next month. We're the Millers grossed $8.52 million on Friday, increased 21 percent on Saturday to take in $10.31 million and is estimated to fall 25 percent on Sunday to gross $7.73 million. The audience breakdown for We're the Millers was nearly evenly split between genders (51 percent male, 49 percent female) and skewed towards moviegoers over 25 (61 percent).
Disney's Planes debuted in third with an estimated $22.53 million. The DisneyToon Studios produced computer animated spin-off to the Cars franchise opened on the lower end of expectations. While Planes didn't deliver a Pixar-level debut, it wasn't expected to do so, given its nature as a non-Pixar release with a much more modest price tag. Planes opened 66 percent below the $66.14 million debut of 2011's Cars 2, but will have a strong chance of holding up better than Cars 2 did given the much smaller opening weekend rush out and the lack of any new computer animated films entering the marketplace until Sony's Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 debuts on September 27.
Planes was front-loaded this weekend with an estimated opening weekend to Friday ratio of 2.78 to 1, though it should be noted that family films in general were especially front-loaded towards Friday this weekend. The film opened with $8.11 million on Friday, was unchanged on Saturday with $8.11 million and is estimated to fall 22 percent on Sunday to take in $6.31 million. Planes earned a promising A- rating on CinemaScore. The audience breakdown for Planes was nearly evenly split between genders (51 percent male, 49 percent female) and skewed towards moviegoers under 25 (58 percent). Family audiences represented 85 percent of the film's total audience.
Among this weekend's four new wide releases, Fox's Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters was off to the weakest start with an estimated fourth place take of $14.6 million. That brings the five-day total for the fantasy sequel to a soft $23.46 million. While Sea of Monsters had been widely expected to deliver the weekend's smallest debut, the film nonetheless opened below expectations. Sea of Monsters opened 13.5 percent below the $27.11 million five-day start of The Smurfs 2 last week and 42 percent below the $40.57 million five-day take of 2010's Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (which opened on a Friday).
Like Planes, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters will hope to hold up well going forward given the lack of new family options in the marketplace during the near future. However, that may be easier said than done given the early front-loading Sea of Monsters has displayed thus far; the film's five-day to three-day ratio was 1.61 to 1. The film received a B+ rating on CinemaScore.
In their respective second weekends of release, Universal's 2 Guns fell four spots and 59 percent to place in fifth with an estimated $11.13 million, while Sony's The Smurfs 2 was down three places and 46 percent to land in sixth with an estimated $9.5 million. Four new wide releases entering the marketplace clearly took a toll on both films and on holdovers in general. To date, 2 Guns has grossed a so-so $48.52 million in ten days and The Smurfs 2 has grossed a softer than expected $46.65 million in twelve days.
On the limited front, UTV's Chennai Express was off to a record-breaking start with an estimated $2.23 million from 196 locations. That represented the largest unadjusted three-day opening weekend ever for a Hindi language Bollywood release in North America. The previous high mark was the $1.94 million debut of 2010's My Name is Khan. Chennai Express earned a per-location average of $11,352 from 196 locations and has grossed $2.49 million through four days of release.
In its third weekend of release, Sony Pictures Classics' Blue Jasmine grossed an estimated $2.52 million. The Woody Allen directed film starring Cate Blanchett was up 36 percent over last weekend and earned a per-location average of $21,205 from 119 locations. In comparison, 2011's Midnight in Paris grossed $2.77 million from 147 locations in its third weekend of release. Blue Jasmine has grossed $6.22 million in 17 days, placing it 8.5 percent behind the $6.79 million 17-day take of Midnight in Paris.
Full studio weekend estimates can be found here.
Saturday Update: Sony reports that Elysium drew $11.2 million on Friday (including Thursday's $1.6 million advance shows). BoxOffice projects a $30.5 million weekend based on that figure, a decent if underwhelming number given the higher opening of Neill Blomkamp's District 9 four years ago. The film's Flixster score has been steadily declining (down to 74 percent currently)--not far above the middling 66 percent score from critics. After a summer filled with sci-fi flicks, and on a weekend with four new openers offering something for everyone, Elysium is a victim of market circumstance.
On the other hand, We're the Millers is taking advantage of the lull between R-rated comedies. With June's The Heat being the last from that genre to make a strong impression, adult crowds sent Millers to a very healthy $8.5 million Friday following its $11.5 million two-day start. While Friday's figure is a bit below early reports yesterday, BoxOffice projects it is on track for a strong $25.5 million three-day weekend and $37 million overall five-day start. Despite a poor critical reception, audiences are taking to Millers judging by the film's continued strong activity on Twitter and Facebook, as well its 80 percent approval rating on Flixster.
Disney's Planes started off relatively well on Friday with an estimated $8.1 million. At first glance, that pales in comparison to the usual numbers for Pixar (and even Disney) movies--then again, it's performing on par with recent kiddie flicks like Turbo and The Smurfs 2. That's a positive commentary for a film that nearly went direct-to-video and lacks any involvement from Pixar. Disney is certainly getting their money's worth out of the Cars franchise with this spin-off despite the film's putrid 23 percent score from Rotten Tomatoes critics. BoxOffice projects a $24 million opening weekend for Planes.
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters posted a more modest $4.9 million on Friday. That puts the film on track for a $15.3 million weekend and $24.2 million five-day debut. The sequel is under-performing in contrast to its predecessor--a common tale this summer, most recently experienced by last week's The Smurfs 2. With two high profile R-rated flicks topping the market this weekend, Fox was banking on the young adult crowd driving the Percy sequel. The film has maintained a strong presence on Twitter on Facebook throughout the week, but while tweens have been coming out, the film hasn't been able to expand beyond that core audience.
Friday Update #3: Sources tell BoxOffice that Elysium is heading toward an $11.5 million Friday, which should be enough to give it a $31+ million opening weekend. That's noticeably less than the $37.4 million enjoyed by 2009's District 9.
Planes is over-performing so far today with a projected $9 million Friday. The Cars spin-off could hit $27 million for the weekend, a great result for a film that wasn't originally planned for a theatrical release.
We're the Millers continues to shine with what looks to be a $9.5 million Friday. After strong results in its first two days (to the tune of $11.49 million) Millers is also targeting a $27 million three-day weekend, meaning a close race for second with Planes.
Fox's Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters is looking more sluggish compared to other three new releases. The fantasy sequel may grab $5 million on Friday, setting it on a course of a $14-15 million three-day frame. Those numbers are far more modest than the original film which debuted to a $31.2 million three-day weekend in early 2010.
Check back tonight and Saturday morning for further updates on this weekend's releases.
Friday Update #2: Sources tell BoxOffice that Elysium took in a somewhat modest $1.6 million from Thursday night shows that began at 10pm. That tops the $1 million sneaks of After Earth and $1.1 million posted by Oblivion before summer.
Elysium has an uphill battle ahead of it as female interest in the film has been tracking low, meaning the young and old male audience will be driving the film.
Meanwhile, We're the Millers has gotten off to a strong start with an estimated $11.49 million in its first two days.
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters didn't hold up particularly well on Thursday, dropping roughly 38 percent from its Wednesday debut to $3.4 million on Thursday. Through two days, the sequel has grossed $8.86 million.
Percy will be aiming for a third or fourth place finish while Elysium, We're the Millers, and potentially even Planes all have legitimate shots at the weekend crown based on early performances.
Friday Update #1: Warner Bros. reports that We're the Millers added another estimated $4.707 million on Thursday, off 30.5 percent from its Wednesday debut. With an $11.49 million two-day start, the comedy is well-poised for a solid opening.
More analysis to come, including Thursday estimates for Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters and Elysium's Thursday night early shows.
Thursday Update #1: We're the Millers brought in $6.78 million on Wednesday, according to Warner Bros. That figure includes the comedy's $1.7 million from Tuesday night shows. Depending on the film's Thursday staying power in the face of poor reviews, as well as Elysium's opening on Friday, the comedy is on pace for a $28-30 million haul over its first five days.
Meanwhile, Fox's Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters brought in $5.45 million yesterday. That's a bit stronger than Tuesday's $853k sneaks indicated and puts the adventure film on a trajectory for a $30 million 5-day opening.
Wednesday: Warner Bros. reports that We're the Millers hauled a solid $1.7 million from Tuesday night shows that began at 8pm. That figure compares well against This Is the End's $2.2 million Tuesday night sneaks back in June. For additional comparison, The Heat grabbed $1 million, however, that film opened on Thursday evening.
Meanwhile, Fox's Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters got off to a more mediocre start with an estimated $853,000 from Tuesday evening's debut. Comparisons are scant for Jackson with its late summer mid-week opening. That being said, and considering that the film is a sequel, Sea of Monsters should have at least been targeting the $1 million Thursday 9pm shows of After Earth earlier this summer.
Stay tuned to BoxOffice for further updates on this weeks openers, including Friday's Elysium and Planes.
By Daniel Loria
Elysium is getting a soft day-and-date roll-out from Sony, which will rely on a big performance from Neill Blomkamp's sci-fi spectacle to save face after a difficult summer. Sony has struggled with popcorn fare this summer, posting disappointing numbers across the majority of their global releases.
After Earth crash-landed in its North American debut and has currently grossed $60 million at the box office in the U.S. and Canada. The overseas numbers have helped M Night Shyamalan's film recover a bit of momentum, adding $184.2 million to take the film's global cume to $244 million. The overseas gross for After Earth compares to the $197 million from Tom Cruise's non-franchise sci-fi release, Oblivion.
Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim, the most recent non-franchise sci-fi flick to hit theaters, has also posted underwhelming numbers in North America but is currently the year's only film to surpass the $200 million mark overseas without the help of previous entries behind it. Pacific Rim should expect to add at least another $40 million to its overseas tally this weekend with a strong hold from China and releases in Spain, Japan, and Brazil.
Elysium might not give viewers the same high concept spectacle than del Toro's giant fighting robots, and is relying on a less bankable star, Matt Damon, than Oblivion's Tom Cruise or After Earth's Will Smith. Elysium director Neill Blomkamp turned heads in 2009 with District 9; the film earned $115 million in North America and $208 million worldwide from a novel idea and $63 million budget. Blomkamp's Elysium will need to post significantly higher numbers if the film is to be deemed a financial success. Elysium will open in around a dozen smaller overseas territories this weekend.
White House Down has been another fiasco for Sony. Roland Emmerich's second stab at destroying the White House has grossed $71.5 million in North America and $53.5 million overseas. White House Down still has a number of major markets on the horizon but will need a lot of help to reach $200 million globally.
Comedies are rarely big earners overseas, and while Grown Ups 2 and This is the End have posted respectable grosses in North America, neither of the films were expected to have important overseas runs. This is the End will turn a profit for the studio after a $96 million showing in North America and $13 million from a limited overseas release. The $271 million worldwide figure from the original Grown Ups film came mostly from North America, where it took in $162 million. The sequel is looking to finish its theatrical run with lower numbers; Grown Ups 2 has earned $116 million from North America and $22 million from a scaled overseas release. Grown Ups 2 expands to the U.K., South Africa, Norway, Denmark, and Croatia this weekend.
The Smurfs 2 is set to join Grown Ups 2 as a Sony summer sequel expected to finish below its predecessor's numbers. The Smurfs sequel saw a wide release with little new competition last weekend, netting a $27 million debut from North America and $47 million overseas. The Smurfs 2 expands to the Middle East this weekend, hoping to pick up momentum before Disney begins to release Planes overseas on August 14.
Disney's The Lone Ranger is the weekend's only other wide expansion. The troubled Johnny Depp project will open in three major markets: France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. A handful of smaller territories makes it a dozen new countries for the action-adventure film. The expansion will finally help The Lone Ranger pass the $100 million mark overseas after ending last weekend with a paltry $88.7 million take outside of North America. The Lone Ranger promises to be the flop of the summer, currently reporting a $175.4 million global cume.


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Additional crews on the second floor, found smoke and fire in the walls. "It crawled through all of those spaces in the walls and ceiling" said Arlington Fire Department Arson Investigator Morkita Anthony. As crews vented the roof, they found fire moving through the attic space as well.
According to Anthony, a nail in the brick tie arched with the building electrical service, starting the fire.
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Around half of stroke patients suffer with dysphagia1, a condition that is usually managed with puréed diet and tube feeding.
The award was sponsored by TRUSTECH, the North West NHS Innovation Service and entrants were judged on the impact of the product on the clinical problem it addresses, the quality of the product and the degree of innovation. The award was highly contested but on presenting the award Dr. Richard Deed, Innovation Unit Manager of TRUSTECH, said the judge's decision was unanimous.
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Daniel Green, CEO of Phagenesis, said: "The team at Phagenesis has made such enormous progress in the past year and thoroughly deserves the recognition that this award represents. Our task now is to put Phagenyx to work helping patients. Dysphagia is a blight on the lives of millions of people around the world, and is a true unmet medical need."
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'A solid volume for either one or two semester introductory courses in International Politics. Aimed at today's students, who need a text with significant historical background and demand consideration of contemporary problems, Introduction to Global Politics delivers the basics and much more. With its useful timelines, attention-getting boxes, rich array of excerpts from key documents, and such a thorough discussion of contemporary issues as to make a supplementary work unnecessary, this text warrants serious consideration.' - Joseph R. Rudolph, Jr., Towson University, USA'Introduction to Global Politics is a first rate text. It is exhaustive in its coverage of issues and ideas, extremely well informed by history and theory and also engagingly written and produced. Mansbach and Taylor have produced one of the best books on the market.' - Nick Bisley, La Trobe University, Australia
'The publication of the first edition of Introduction to Global Politics gave students of International Relations a textbook that approached global politics and events and themes using the analytical perspectives and frameworks that underpin the discipline of International relations. Thus, in one textbook, students gained not only an historical/political grounding, but also an understanding of the uses and practice of theory and analysis and the different interpretations of events that result with different frameworks of analysis. This new edition continues this approach, with the same lucid, but lively, writing style and crystal clear explanations of theory and analysis, utilising both historical and contemporary political examples to illuminate and make more relevant the analysis. The changes in this edition reflect the changes in today's world, identifying and scrutinizing the major issues and themes, and thus equipping students with both the analytical tools and the knowledge that they need to successfully analyse global politics.' - Caroline Page, Coventry University, UK
'Mansbach and Taylor expertly explain today's global political challenges in historical and cultural context, helping students to understand the alternative approaches to dealing with conflict, and to building cooperation, that human societies have imagined and attempted. Global politics emerge from these pages not as a static set of constraints and imperatives, but as a dynamic, ever-changing, multi-dimensional reality — a world in which ideas, identities, interests, and institutions are constantly evolving. This is a world in which individuals have the capacity to change the realities which are shaping their lives, a world in which knowledge and understanding open doors to new possibilities.' - Edward Rhodes, George Mason University, USA
'Theory, history, and current issues are masterfully woven together in this important new book.
The authors' excellent use of vivid real-life examples, figures, pictures, timelines and sideboxes, all serve to illustrate theoretical concepts in a way that will grab the attention of undergraduate and graduate students alike; and with its thought-provoking discussion and essay questions, this textbook virtually teaches itself. A major contribution to the learning and understanding of globalization, this book is evidence that globalization studies have truly come into their own.' - Ersel Aydinli, Bilkent University, Turkey


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