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Showing some love to their Swiss fans, Josh Hutcherson and Claudia Traisac rolled into Zurich to premiere their new film "Escobar: Paradise Lost" last night (September 28).
The "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" hunk and his rumored lady friend made their way to the big event as part of the Zurich Film Festival, stopping on the green carpet to wave and greet the press.
It's no secret that Mondays typically suck, but today (September 15) Lionsgate is giving everyone a reason to smile.
The official teaser trailer for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" is now online ahead of the film's release date of November 21st, 2014.
He's always up to something fun and last night (September 11) Josh Hutcherson showed up to greet his loyal fans at the "Escobar: Paradise Lost" premiere as part of the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival.
The "Hunger Games" hunk was dapper in a black suit with a black tie and white shirt while mingling with guests outside the Roy Thomson Hall ahead of the screening.
Teeny boppers all over the country were thrilled to see their favorite stars flock to the 2014 Teen Choice Awards earlier tonight in Los Angeles, CA and we're bringing you all the action from tonight's main event (August 10).
Sarah Hyland kicked off the night with her fabulous hosting duties alongside Tyler Posey and presented surfboard trophies to lucky recipients including Selena Gomez, who took home the coveted Ultimate Choice prize.
There's already so much buzz surrounding "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay-Part 1," and things are getting even more exciting with the arrival of the first official teaser trailer.
The forthcoming flick is slated to hit theaters on November 21st, bringing Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson and Donald Sutherland back to the silver screen in what promises to be the hottest film of the franchise so far.
Getting ready for its November release, Lionsgate debuted two living portraits from "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" this week.
Featuring Peeta Mellark ( Josh Hutcherson) and Johanna Mason ( Jena Malone), the portraits show the characters dressed in all white as they stand tall in from of the Capitol's seal.
It won't be long before millions of fans are lining up at their local cinemas to see "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" and Lionsgate has just dropped a new promotional trailer to tide us over.
In the new teaser, Peeta Mallark ( Josh Hutcherson) joins President Snow (Donald Sutherland) and Johanna Mason ( Jena Malone) for a second address to the nation of Panem.
It won't be long before "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" is upon us, and until then there's a new propaganda trailer to build the buzz.
Featuring Donald Sutherland and Josh Hutcherson, the new clip is comprised of a speech from President Snow while Peeta Mellark stands by.
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Jul 26, 2014, 1:00 PM EDT
Kimi Raikkonen has confirmed that the decision not to run again in the first part of qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix was taken by Ferrari, and that the team is at fault for his early elimination.
The Finn did not head out for a second run during the first session on Saturday afternoon, allowing Marussia's Jules Bianchi to improve his time and make it through to Q2 at Raikkonen's expense.
Raikkonen explained to the media on Saturday that the decision not to run again was the team's alone, and that he even challenged the call when it was made.
"The plan was to go out," Raikkonen said. "Obviously I struggled a bit with the harder tires this morning and yesterday afternoon to put a good lap in those. The car has been good on the softer tires.
"That was the plan and then the team said that 'no, we are fine, we don't need to go out'. I questioned it a few times, and they said there's no need, and obviously we can see the end result."
However, Raikkonen is not willing to dwell on it, saying that everyone makes mistakes, although he does not expect them to happen at Ferrari.
"Obviously not good for me, not good for the team, but the mistake has been made," he said. "It has been a difficult year anyhow so I don't really see a point to start shouting around.
"The mistake's done, I've done mistakes in the past, I will make in the future, people make mistakes.
"But obviously there's things that we have to change. As a team, in Formula 1, as Ferrari, we should not make this kind of things. We are not here first year, any of us, it's not easy times."
This appears to be a new low point in what has been a difficult year at Ferrari for Raikkonen. When the Finn joined the team at the beginning of the season, it was meant to be the beginning of a new, successful era for the team. Instead, both Raikkonen and teammate Fernando Alonso have struggled with the F14 T car, and quite what the future holds at Maranello is far from clear.
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"obviously,we can see the end result."
Yea, Kimi, you go that right.
- techmeister1 - Jul 26, 2014 at 11:10 PM
It was just bad timing by one minute. If Kimi's time was a little better or the track had not improved so much, he'd have been in Q2. It sucks and it makes Ferrari look incompetent. I suspect they were not paying close enough attention when the slower cars put on fresh super soft tires with 3-4 minutes left in qualifying. Ferrari should have sent Kimi out even if only on the primes as the track had improved substantially from when he first ran in the session. He probably could have been into Q2 with just a clean lap.
Maybe his race will go better. The car seems to be showing some improvement and he's liking the balance better.
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New Macs--Intel inside, but not outside
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Most brand-name PCs that use Intel processors take part in the "Intel Inside" program, which gives the computer makers marketing dollars for displaying the chipmaker's logo on their products and in their advertising.
But Apple decided not to sign on to the program with the lineup of Intel-based Macs that CEO Steve Jobs introduced Tuesday.
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"We chose not to take part in the Intel Inside campaign," Phil Schiller, Apple senior vice president of worldwide product marketing, said in an interview at the Macworld Expo here.
The cardboard box for the new iMac will contain a logo for Intel's dual-core Duo processor, in part to distinguish it from the existing PowerPC-based iMac, which has very similar features and sells for the same price as its predecessor.
"What you'll see on the shipping box, we've added a feature...that explains 'hey this one has an Intel Core Duo chip' so customers know what they are buying," Schiller said. "It isn't any part of an Intel Inside program or anything like that. It is just part of the feature section on our box."
"The iMac is really from a feature and design standpoint the same as the iMac G5 it replaces," Schiller said. "What's really the main difference is the processor core logic and graphics chips are different. Everything else about it is the same."
For the most part, the new models also share the same input options, meaning that both the MacBook Pro and Intel-based iMac have FireWire support, though not the higher-end FireWire 800 option.
Apple plans to transition all its products to Intel-based chips by the end of this year. In the meantime, though, some products are living side-by-side. For example, Apple plans for the MacBook Pro to replace the 15-inch Powerbook, but the company intends to continue selling the 12-inch and 17-inch Powerbooks for some time. Apple did not cut the prices on those models.
Along with forgoing the Intel Inside program, Apple is also not a part of Intel's latest marketing push, Viiv, which is centered on entertainment-oriented PCs. For now, that program is limited to PCs with Microsoft's Windows XP Media Center Edition, though Intel Vice President Deborah Conrad said Apple had a chance to take part in Viiv.
"They looked at Viiv," Conrad said in an interview. "We were very up-front with them...It's not like they were surprised or that they couldn't have been part of it if they had wanted to."
Conrad said Apple and Intel are pursuing similar goals when it comes to the digital home.
"We all want the same thing. We might have different paths to get there, but ultimately it's about 'How do we deliver a better consumer experience, more entertainment, great digital content.'"
And, Conrad said, there is no rule that prevents there from being a Viiv Mac at some point down the road.
"We'd like Viiv to be as open of a platform as possible," Conrad said. "To the extent that you will see different operating environments over time, we are going to continue to explore that. Today it is definitely a Windows environment."
As for Apple choosing not to take part in "Intel Inside," Conrad noted that the program is not mandatory.
"They don't do co-branding," she said.
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- "They don't do co-branding" my ass
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Yahoo's stock is now up more than 10 percent in after-hours trading — on top of a 5 percent jump during the day — as buzz mounts that a number of suitors are looking at the company. Kara Swisher at AllThingsD says PE Firm Silver Lake Partners, News Corp. (NSDQ: NWS), and AOL (NYSE: AOL) all may be interested. The WSJ says that Silver Lake and another PE firm, Blackstone Group, are interested in picking up the company themselves or joining AOL in a bid.
The WSJ suggests that one possibility is that Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba may buy back Yahoo's stake, which is valued at more than $10 billion, in conjunction with a possible deal. That would allow a suitor to buy Yahoo for much less than its current $20 billion-plus market value. In the past, Alibaba itself has been mentioned as a possible candidate to buy all of Yahoo, possibly with another party.
Talk of an offer will put pressure on CEO Carol Bartz to do something to turn around Yahoo's flagging stock price, including possibly selling the Alibaba stake or offloading the company's investment in Yahoo Japan. Swisher says Yahoo could possibly also go ahead and buy Groupon, a company she has reported that the company is interested in. That, at least, would provide a distraction.
It's worth noting that in the past Bartz has said that the company would "absolutely" entertain buyout bids as long as they were at the "right price" and has said that if she had been CEO when Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) made its $33 a bid she would have sold. That's not exactly a surprise, of course. The company's stock price is trading at $16.87 — even after today's jumps. Swisher floats $20 as a possible price for a deal. Over at BusinessInsider, Henry Blodget says he thinks Yahoo will "fiercely resist" any initial offers but expects shareholders to pressure management to give in.
— David adds: Yahoo and AOL attempted to merge once before, when the former was being run by Jerry Yang and the latter was under Time Warner (NYSE: TWX). The talks collapsed when Jerry Yang was ousted and Carol Bartz came in, sources told us. Under the terms of that previous deal, Time Warner would have taken a small stake in Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO). Aside from the change in leadership, the talks didn't go very far because the at the time, simply because the two sides didn't think they'd see much benefit despite the combined scale of their display offerings, since both sides individually had tremendous reach on their own.
But AOL's fortunes have certainly changed since the split from Time Warner. While Yahoo's display revenues have risen, AOL's display dollars have continued to decline as the company has been reforming its sales force and ad strategy. At this point, observers believe Yahoo's much more robust targeting abilities would provide a significant boost to AOL's Advertising.com, its primary display sales unit.
Although AOL's $100 million cap on acquisitions has been lifted recently, it still can't afford to put up more than a token amount for an acquisition of Yahoo, which has a $20 billion market cap. Some observers think that Armstrong would like to run Yahoo with backing from private equity firms, who feel that the combination of AOL's and Yahoo's assets would produce success where the two companies have struggled separately.
Still, most observers I've spoken to think this news is just a trial balloon on the part of shareholders who want to see drastic, rapid change at Yahoo and believe that the threat of a takeover could provide a positive shock to the company's executive system. But stranger things have happened, and no one is willing to say the rumors are not without merit.


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ALBANY -- Matt Breedon apparently changed his mind and decided to stay in the Dougherty County Judicial Circuit, according to his boss.
District Attorney Greg Edwards said that Breedon agreed to remain here and become chief assistant district attorney instead of taking a position in Athens. He could not be reached immediately for comment.
Heather Lanier, the former chief assistant district attorney, worked her last day Friday after resigning. She begins working at the South Georgia Judicial Circuit on January 30.
Amazed2 3 years, 5 months ago
Apparently somebody found some money to give him a raise. Seriously I am glad somebody saw the light and fixed this.
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Glad he is staying!! Need more like him.
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Al Awri al-Harzi, a Benghazi suspect described as a mid-level Islamic State operative, was killed in a drone strike June 15 while driving a car in Mosul, the Pentagon said.
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Hundreds of police officers and soldiers were on the streets in Srinagar and other Kashmiri towns to block planned protests over the murders of six activists and former separatists by unidentified gunmen in Sopore.
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President Putin announced Tuesday that Russia would add 40 new intercontinental ballistic missiles, prompting US Secretary of State Kerry to raise questions about the Kremlin's intentions.
The killing of Nasser al-Wuhayshi is described as the most significant setback to Al Qaeda since the death of Osama Bin Laden in 2011. But counterterrorism officials warn that the group's threat remains potent.
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Petzl made the Dragonfly 8.2mm Half Rope with 36% of the material in the sheath to give it the durability to handle demanding ice and alpine climbs or wandering rock routes. This Petzl rope also uses single-pick construction to create a tight sheath that holds out dirt and grime to protect the core. Using two Dragonfly 8.2mm Climbing Ropes together in double-rope technique reduces rope drag and provides a redundant system to improve your margin of safety. Petzl added a dry treatment to both the sheath and core to keep this rope from getting wet in the harsh mountain environment. *Sold individually.
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Would this make a good lead-capable (in a pinch) tag line for rappelling long trad routes? It weighs about the same as the sterling 8mm static tag line.
Brad Jackson
Scoping out the rap
We used the dragonflies to rap down mirrorball to gain access to Bunny Buckets Buttress
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Following on good ropes
My second headed up a short WI 3+
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I grabbed these before heading to red rocks for some long trad awesomeness. They did well in the desert, and I used them all season climbing ice and mountaineering. The two ropes together weight about as much as a 70 meter rope but you can split the weight with your partner, or get super light and only take one. I have not had any problems with the ropes blowing up. But they are really "fuzzy". And they got that way quick. They tangle something aweful too. The water treatment eventually wore off and they would get wet, but they never balled snow. I don't regret buying them, but when they wear out I will replace them with some mammut doubles.
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Sheath wears quickly
I have only used this rope a few times canyoneering. The sheath gets chewed up very easily, exposing the core. My Bluewater rope is 10 times tougher (but unfortunately the Bluewater does not come in a 70m length). I would not recommend this rope for anything where it will rub on rock.
Levi Call
Why are you using a dynamic climbing rope for canyoneering?
Ya want a static for the canyons!
Do not buy.
These ropes are bad. The very first time I used them the sheath tore exposing the core of the ropes. This was from normal wear and tear - no falls or sharp edges. I sent the damaged ropes back to Petzl for warranty and they could not offer me anything; not even covering the shipping cost for the return. I now learned that other people have had similar problems with Petzl ropes, so I recommend you avoid Petzl ropes altogether.
John N.
I agree with you 100%. This rope has been nothing but frustrating to use. After the first day out on these looked worn and the sheath constantly twists around the core causing tangles. Also with fraying just from normal use, no falls and no rubbing on rocks it makes me nervous everytime I would rap off of them. So I coiled a pair up and now its a mat for my front door. I would try the Mammut Phoenix ropes they are super durable and actually are rated better all around (falls, weight and strength) My rock and single ice ropes are all Mammut and are bomber.
Stephen Koch
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All the stuff I bring for a day of climbing...explained. Enjoy!
always interested in seeing what the pro's carry, seems i always learn something
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wouild thuis serve wel as a ski mountaineering...
wouild thuis serve wel as a ski mountaineering rope?
you might be better off getting a Beal Rando rope. it is skinnier and only 30m long. that way you dont have to carry a ton of rope that you probably wont need. you will also save a big chunk of change
josh dustman
A little help for Petzl
To help facilitate descents, the middle of each Petzl cord is marked with a black bar. Even with this marking, its sometimes a good idea to tie a knot at the end of the rope as an additional safety measure.
Robbie Flick
Great Ropes
Got these several months ago for a trip to Red Rocks, and have since been selling all my climbing buddies on the magic of doubles. As has been said here, they're light (duh), handle great, and inspire confidence. These are my first set of doubles, and they've converted me into a believer.
Nice ropes
These are great ropes- supple and smooth and they don't tangle. If you do long wandering trad routes, half (double) ropes are the way to go. Belaying takes a bit more skill since you'll be clipping on only one rope at a time. For me the double rope system feels really safe and convenient on multi-pitch trad routes. On shorter routes I still use just a single.
Stephen Koch
Dragonfly by Petzl in action on Golden Tears
Near Dubois, WY
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Ice/alpine climber's 1st choice
The Petzl Dragonfly is a light weight half-rope that excels on long ice / mixed routes and alpine peaks where weight savings is critical and frozen ropes are not an option. The tightly woven, single-pick sheath coupled with dry treatment on both sheath and core create a rope that is exceptionally good at shedding water. Even after long days of ice climbing in wet conditions the ropes fared well. The ropes have proven durable while ice climbing, but I have climbed little rock with them. My inclination for rock-specific climbing is to go with a thicker, more durable rope(s). The Petzl Dragonfly's are my first choice when wanting the ability to rappel a full rope length while counting every ounce.
Serious problems
I bought a set of these ropes. Within 10 uses over the course of 4 months, the sheath came completely off of the core. We noticed that every time we rappelled, our ATC's would have copious amounts of sheath built up on them. The blue rope is completely core shot and the orange rope has shown signs of serious wear, indicating that the sheath could fail at any time. I have talked to some gear shops that indicate they have heard of similar problems with Petzl ropes. We have some Metolius half lines (7.8mm) with about 3 seasons on them under similar use that currently are not showing any signs of wear.
Robbie Flick
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No way that was a great Tag in my opinion. i was talking with some coworkers here and passing out the link to the game and got some terrific completely insane ideas from Jim. He asked me would it be against the rules if someone was to leave it under a pile of stuffed animals inside a toys r us
hey does it cost money to enter? Nope! Then another nutter idea: what if someone hid it in one of the free trolleys that run around downtown roanoke, with no bus number
Cost money to enter? nope! now that I've thrown that stuff out there Lord knows what will happen to this thing hahahaha! Oh yeah this other idea: cut out the marker inside of the upper portion of the rat to turn it into a gift card holder to add tremendous motivation to find it in the stuffed animal pile. I can see the 2 or 3 bikers with their helmets and gear on at the same time in the toys r us panic ridden running around looking! "This might not even be the right toys r us dag nabbit!" *DING cleanup on aisle 7 please, and 8. Suspicious character on aisle 9 please investigate*
You know, with so many great roads and places in that part of the world, I'd hate to see this particular game devolve into something that, you know, "clever".
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My first post yea! I been on since the site started going up but never had anything to post. My computer crashed and I lost everything photoshop, scanner, art everything. I do have one art peice up on the front page of my site which is a like 40 min in photoshop.
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Most former high school football players think they will never play again. However, Texas Alumni Football is changing that, with not one but two alumni football games on Saturday at Mustang Bowl.
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Texas Alumni Football is also responsible for two other Abilene-area games on Saturday. Aspermont plays Hermleigh on Aspermont's field at 2 p.m., and Stamford squares off with Haskell at Stamford's Bulldog Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
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Small Game & Varmint Hunting
Stoeger Publishing Company, Oct 1, 1989 - Sports & Recreation - 288 pages
Covers rockchuck hunting, woodchuck hunting, rabbit hunting (including cottontails and jackrabbits), squirrel hunting, ground squirrel hunting, badger hunting, crow hunting. Also covers small game cartridges, rifles, shotguns, reloading, special equipment, hunting clothes, using old cartridge guns and muzzleloaders, shooting skills and tips, and preparing game.
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CRYSTAL LAKE, IL ― James "Andy" Anderson, 74, of Crystal Lake, IL, formerly of Cary, IL, died Thursday, July 31, 2014, at his home.
He was born April 22, 1940, in Kosciusko, MS to the late Arlis and Nola (nee Spain) Anderson. Andy married Lorraine Kay Rose on December 17, 1965, in Seward, IL.
Andy retired from Knaack Manufacturing, Crystal Lake, after almost 30 years of service.
Survivors include his wife, Lorraine; son, Scott Anderson of Crystal Lake; grandsons, Gunnar, Leif, and Hansel Anderson; and siblings, Virginia (Leroy) Brogdon Mechanicsville, VA and Larry (Kathy) Anderson of Tupelo, MS.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, David (Bobbi) Anderson.
The visitation will be Monday, August 4, from 4-9 p.m., at the Davenport Family Funeral Home and Crematory, 419 E. Terra Cotta Ave. (Route 176), Crystal Lake.
There will also be visitation Tuesday, August 5, from 10 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m., at the First Congregation Church, 461 Pierson St., Crystal Lake, IL, 60014. Entombment will follow at the Windridge Memorial Park Mausoleum, Cary.
In lieu of flowers, memorials in Andy's name may be made to the First Congregational Church, or RE-MEMBER, PO Box 5054, Pine Ridge, SD, 57770, www.re-member.org, or 605-867-2282.
You may leave online condolences for the family at www.davenportfamily.com, or call 815-459-3411, for information.


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