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Hahahaha, excellent job by the young lady! I'm glad she ended up being mostly OK.
This is a discussion on Victim Selection FAIL within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; http://www.woodtv.com/dpp/news/local...n-grand-rapids I'm not sure which is funnier... that she royally kicked the crap out of him, or that she took HIS wallet too......
I'm not sure which is funnier... that she royally kicked the crap out of him, or that she took HIS wallet too...
-The Mist (2007)"My God David, We're a Civilized society."
"Sure, As long as the machines are workin' and you can call 911. But you take those things away, you throw people in the dark, and you scare the crap out of them; no more rules...You'll see how primitive they can get."
Hahahaha, excellent job by the young lady! I'm glad she ended up being mostly OK.
Glad she fought the guy off, sad though :( unemployed and now -1 Purse with money....
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Good for her... Hope the BG gets it... Iowa has a victim's fund, hope they do too
It could be worse!
I suppose
Folks are getting tired of criminals.
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Glad she fought back, my girlfriend would have done the same thing, she is one tough lady!!
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She did the right thing.
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Good for her.
Hope she's given him some real ugly scars...so everytime he looks in a mirror, he'll remember the night when he bit off more than he could chew.
And imagine him trying to explain his scarred-up face to his fellow inmates. It's all good.
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Well, that's about the only thing wrong with her effort, as there wasn't a "fire" anywhere nearby ... uh, other than the scalded dog stench in the air, and probably the smoking rubber from having had his shoes flung across the pavement so quickly, and ..."I got his wallet off of him," Ellie Orlowski told 24 Hour News 8. "I beat the ---- out of him, gouged his eyes, went for his throat and I started screaming, 'Fire!' "
Hell hath no fury like a woman who gets to turn the tables on a schmuck felon whose "victim selection" skills aren't worthy of the name. Ha!
Kudos to her for helping to dispense a bit of timely attitude correction. I hope the guy gets a bit of jail, fines and whatnot for his little robbery attempt.
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Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Those who will not govern their own behavior are slaves waiting for a master; one will surely find them.
Good for her.
Here in CT she would probably be charged with assault.
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Qt but not "on the Q.T.": Nokia Renames TrolltechOct 01, 2008
Not only is the cross-platform Qtopia application framework now called Qt Extended in its current version, but Nokia has renamed recent purchase, Trolltech to Qt Software.more »
Hugo Chavez Shopping: A Million Classmate Laptops for VenezuelaSep 30, 2008
As the International Herald Tribune reports in an Associated Press news article, Venezuela has ordered a million Magellan laptops that are based on Intel's Classmate PC design.more »
Richard Stallman's GNU Project Turns 25Sep 29, 2008
The GNU Project celebrated its 25th birthday on September 27, 2008. With its GCC compiler and bash shell, GNU was ever at the forefront of today's Linux distribution. To kick off the celebration, British humorist Stephen Fry appears in a video in defense of free software.more »
Breakthrough: Open Source Firm Official Supplier to British SchoolsSep 26, 2008
The British Educational Communications and Technology Agency (Becta), the government body with the mission of "Leading next generation learning," has for the first time included Open Source enterprises on their list of official software and IT service suppliers for the nation's schools.more »
OpenSUSE 11.1 Beta Can Damage Intel e1000e Network CardsSep 24, 2008
The openSUSE project warns owners of systems containing the Intel e1000e gigabit Ethernet card against using the actual Beta 1 of openSUSE 11.1 instead of the Linux kernel version. The Linux version can permanently damage the card.more »
Android-Powered Mobile Phone on Its WaySep 24, 2008
In a New York press conference, Google and T-Mobile partnered with hardware vendor HTC to announce the release of the first mobile phone for Google's Android platform.more »
RIP 6.6 Rescue System Has New Drivers and a ForumSep 19, 2008
The Recovery Is Possible (RIP) Linux rescue system is available in its newest version 6.6. A related web forum enables discussion among developers and users.more »
Energy Efficient eBook-Reader Runs on LinuxSep 18, 2008
The Hanlin eReader V3 from Tianjin Jinke Electronics out of China claims to provide a month of use between battery charges. By then 10,000 pages of reading should have been possible – provided you have the requisite time and patience.more »
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Doors open at 6 p.m. this Monday for "Drums Along The Columbia" marching band show at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco.
Doors open at 6 p.m. this Monday for "Drums Along The Columbia" marching band show at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco.
On June 21 Springleaf Financial presents Zac Grooms, Cody Christopherson, Nolan Hare, Al Hare and Joe Smart as Brewer's Grade at Friday Fix. Brewer's Grade is an original, contemporary, diverse and entertaining country band with years of playing together under their belt.
It was so nice to look out into the crowd on Friday and see so many familiar faces! Bob Keefe and I played acoustically to open the show for "Too Slim and the Taildraggers" I wanted so much to shout out to each of you and thank you for coming! But, I was trying so hard to focus, so I wouldn't mess up my guitar parts! (lol)I hope you all had a great time!
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I had a chance to tour Maryhill Winery in the Columbia River Gorge yesterday all I can say is WOW what a beautiful place. Even better they have the coolest amphitheater around. It's intimate venue with spectacular view of the Columbia river. On July 14th you have a chance to see to great bands, Counting Crows and The Wallflowers. Tickets start at $50 for general admission.
We made Andrew the website guy gurgle a Michael Jackson song. Today Stacy made you guess obscure (and mumbled) lyrics. What should we do tomorrow? What crazy thing should we make you do to earn tickets to the Michael Jackson Tribute Concert: The Ultimate Thriller June 15?
Listen to Big Jim & Stacy Lee all week to score you tickets to "The Ultimate Thriller The Michael Jackson Tribute Concert" at Toyota Center June 15th. Big Jim & Stacy Lee will play a backwards music clip on the air if you identify the correct song title you'll score tickets to the show. Tickets are for rows 1-5.
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Can't help but to feel that it kinda needs more. More what, I don't know. I'm using omnifreaker's Human Surface for skin settings.
I'm trying to shoot for red-gold coloration. Using a fairly harsh light w/extra specular light right now. More mellow lights show some other things better.
Not fully pleased with the inner horn set's displacement/bump values. Needs to be tweaked.
Need to figure out nice teeth settings (I want to do some parts as shaders as opposed to image maps; claws are all good for now).
This guy is huge. I mean HUGE. Bigger than Nybras; books place Pit Fiend height to 12', and Nybras looks like he's about 10' to top of his head (not horns). Millennium Subdragon turned into a tail donator (not shown), and cut-and-re-rigged tail is sticking out of his butt.
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Comment: Humanists have always been champions of LGBT rights 21
10:26 AM — Chief Executive of the British Humanist Association Andrew Copson writes for PinkNews on World Humanist Day.
13th November 2014
Humanists complain to Ofsted over Jewish school that brands being gay against its 'ethos' 23
6:20 PM — The BHA has complained to Ofsted about an east London Jewish school that advises pupils to ignore exam questions on evolution, and considers evolution, same-sex relationships and social media to go against its ethos.
Islamic extremist who brands homosexuality a sin to give evidence at sex education inquiry 141
4:39 PM — A former member of extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir – who believes homosexuality is a sinful "lifestyle choice" – will give evidence at a House of Commons inquiry into SRE.
23rd April 2014
Peter Tatchell: 'It is wrong for David Cameron to single out Christians for special praise' 20
1:11 PM — Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell says the Prime Minister is wrong to view Britain as "a Christian country".
22nd August 2013
London teacher: 'Why shouldn't faith schools criticise gays?' 104
1:49 PM — A college teacher in north-west London has argued that faith schools should be allowed to criticise people's sexual orientation.
21st August 2013
Academy sponsor denies Section 28 return, saying it 'abhors' discrimination 9
2:39 PM — The sponsor of some academies accused of returning to the notorious Section 28 legislation has denied the claims, saying it "abhors" discrimination.
20th August 2013
BHA: UK Government must 'urgently update' sex education policies over Section 28 fears 22
5:11 PM — The British Humanist Association has cautiously welcomed the Department for Education's decision to investigate claims that more than 40 schools have polices in place reminiscent of Section 28 legislation.
Welsh Government launches probe over fears schools have reintroduced Section 28 policies 8
3:51 PM — The Welsh Government is to investigate reports that two schools in Wales still have sex education policies which ban the promotion of homosexuality.
19th August 2013
UK Government: No schools should be reintroducing Section 28 37
6:46 PM — The Department for Education has confirmed to PinkNews.co.uk that it's investigating claims that scores of schools have polices in place targeting the "promotion" of homosexuality.
BHA identifies 45 schools that continue to have Section 28-like policies 14
6:02 PM — The British Humanist Association says it has identified at least 45 schools that either replicate language banning the "promotion" of homosexuality in the classroom or are "unhelpfully vague on the issue."
19th June 2013
Humanist weddings amendment withdrawn from equal marriage bill 18
8:01 PM — An amendment for humanist weddings has been withdrawn from the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill after Baroness Stowell gave reassurances that the government would look again at the matter.
31st March 2013
Church of England clergyman: 'Lord Carey should get over his obsession with gay sex' 38
5:57 PM — Members of the Church of England, other faith groups and secularists have quickly responded to deny claims by Lord Carey that David Cameron's "aggressively secular" government was marginalising Christians.
15th January 2013
UK: Defeat for anti-gay Christians at European Court of Human Rights 87
11:46 AM — Two Christians, who claim that they were fired because they wouldn't work with gay couples, have lost their anti-discrimination case at the European Court of Human Rights.
3rd September 2012
Cornwall: Catholic school fails to distance itself from anti-gay row 27
6:10 PM — St Michael's Catholic free school in Truro is the UK's first government-funded Catholic free secondary and in a recent meeting, a member of the public said the school would not teach gay "nonsense".
3rd July 2012
Comment: Did C4M members help lay the groundwork for teaching same-sex marriage in schools? 17
5:22 PM — The argument that Coalition for Marriage backers themselves are responsible for teaching about gay marriages in schools seems absurd, Richy Thompson writes, but it might just be true.
28th May 2012
Free equal marriage debate to take place in London tomorrow 24
3:33 PM — In the final weeks of the government's public consultation on how to implement marriage equality for gay and straight couples, a debate between humanists, Catholics, Jews and social commentators will take place in the capital.
1st May 2012
Catholic group: Objections to anti-gay marriage petition in schools are 'sinister and illogical' 68
3:41 PM — A religious group unofficially representing the Catholic Church in the media has said questions over the legality of promoting the Coalition for Marriage anti-equality petition to schoolchildren are 'illogical and sinister'.
26th April 2012
Comment: Encouraging pupils to sign the Coalition for Marriage is shocking, repugnant and probably illegal 72
3:41 PM — Richy Thompson of the British Humanist Association says the actions of the Catholic Education Service in asking state-funded schools to draw attention to the Coalition for Marriage may break equality and education laws.
Row over legality of Coalition for Marriage presentations in Catholic state schools 44
3:04 PM — A row has erupted over correspondence issued by the Catholic Education Service to nearly 400 Catholic schools in England and Wales which asked them to 'draw the attention' of pupils to the Coalition for Marriage's anti-equality petition, first revealed by PinkNews.co.uk yesterday.
26th April 2011
Catholic charity loses appeal over gay adoption 173
5:32 PM — A tribunal has thrown out a Catholic charity's bid to be exempted from equality laws which make it illegal to discriminate against gay couples who wish to adopt.


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Hotels Hamburg, Berlin, Vienna
We'll be visiting Hamburg, Berlin and Vienna (and other cities) in early to mid April 2013. Any suggestions on hotels in any or all three cities would be helpful. We may be traveling exclusively by train or might have a car. Actually, the lodging comments we receive may impact the train/car matter. If we travel by train, suggestions for hotels convenient to the main train terminal (via metro) would be great. If we drive, hotels further from the center of each city would be fine (so parking would be less an issue), but close to a metro station as we don't plan to drive in any of these cities. Thanks for any help.


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Why It's Not Too Early To Start Looking For That Ideal Summer Job
For many students, simply landing a job with a decent income is the main priority. There are usually tangible learning opportunities and skills to develop in any job or role you take on, whether or not it is directly related to your field of study. For example, if you're heading a landscaping crew, hone your organizational and leadership skills.


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Keith Carradine takes on the role of the villainous Blake Dexter in Hitman: Absolution.
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I played my brothers "sniper " I think it's called and I popped this guy "the target" with a clean shot across the roof tops and he said I am suppose to shoot all the guards ?
I see what this leads up too it's nothing more than shooting as many as you can and that's not an assassins way to go about things ? I made the shot and could have been long gone before any of guards were alarmed , but , I just had to sit there like a chump listening to some golden goose giving me directions ? TO SILLY FOR ME !
I know the Hitman franchise is known for the freedom it gives the player in the many methods of assassinating the target, but I hope the cutscenes are not like this. IO Interactive needs to showcase the work they put into the Glacier 2 engine.
well why am i not able to see the vedio anybody any help ?
got him on the list meheheheheheee!!!!!!!!!!!
I just came in my pants, I love HITMAN - Can't wait!!
I'll snap his neck from behind and watch him flip (wait, that's Blood Money)
I would prefer if they added more ambiguous or even good-hearted targets...killing only bad people just seems too much poetic justice in a game like Hitman.
Blake Dexter is scum. I will certainly enjoy killing him. XD
If I have to watch that god damn ultrabook advert again, im gonna kill somebody
this trailer sucks .. I hate to see hitman in this conditions
Am i the only one who thinks that women sounds like Q from James Bond movies..?
After seeing this IE9 add I was impressed and immediately opened mine to see if it had become all that all of a sudden... and it hasn't, it still sucks...
it's funny these kinds of games. don't get me wrong, I love Hitman but usually in real life, you don't have this highly moral agency that pays top dollar to take out the elite type of people. usually it's the other way around. you kill the few good people who are threatening your money and power.
You know, the name Dexter has no place in this game, it is in the game for one reason and one reason only: there was a TV show called Dexter and they think that will increase sales.
This bothers me way more than it should.
He will die slowly!.
good , keith carradine played a good roll as a serial killer in criminal minds , so with him and baldly this game will be a Hit - Man !
going to enjoy killing him
one of those douches who need to suffer before you put him down lol
Tripped-out trailer. I'll probably enjoy taking this Dexter apart, literally.
what a terrible trailer
sounds cool gonna see this
I Just can't wait for this mother F'N game!
I'd like to play a game, where I can kill true bastards like Putin or Hu Jintao.
@Dreamagus Why would you want to kill good-hearted people?? even if it was only a video game.
You want to kill good people?! 8D This is the effect of video games on the brain.
@Gonefishing95 It's M and her real name is Judi Dench,but yeah it does sound a like like her. ;-)
@Gonefishing95 Don't you mean M?
@ChocolateAddict it is a good change killing the douches in the suits this time and not the other way around then ;)
Wow that is really taking dots and stringing them together.
Or maybe they're fans of the show, and this is their way of showing it.
@thedemon44 Would it bother you more if I told you that Keith Carradine, who portrays Blake Dexter in the upcoming Hitman: Absolution, was also a member of the cast for season 2 of Showtime's Dexter?
Never understood that. Why make him suffer if you're gonna kill him?
@cannolibros why terrible?
@LonelyHippie27 "If any of you vote during election year you've already let those crooked fucks win." The hell did I read? Well, then, don't vote you moron. That'll show them you care about your country's direction by not participating in one of the main ways you could influence your country's direction.
@LonelyHippie27 id rather get political ads than IE9 ads
@LonelyHippie27 You're all getting political ads, eh? That's unfortunate.
@LonelyHippie27 Taking it a little serious eh?
It's a good idea to vote, even if you don't like either candidate.
@ahmed_tawfeek98 @Dreamagus We arent all the same Ahmed, some of us like our conscious wrestled, our minds expanded by not just kosher kills.
Some of us want to watch the videogame world burn :)
@ahmed_tawfeek98 @Dreamagus i have a problem in killing NPCs for no good reason in video games i know it is just a video game , but its just not something i would like to do lets just keep the targets douchbags only
@Slinqy @Dreamagus To make you feel bad. Moral ambiguity is always fun, it makes us question ourselves. That's why Walking Dead games are so good. They make you choose in impossible situations, do horrible things and then live with yourself.Some of the public and @Dreamagus are tired of games and movies were the heroes are saints and everybody shouts USA! USA! (Not a jab at US). A perfect quote from The Bourne Legacy by a CIA agent "We are morally indefensible and absolutely necessary" <-- that makes you question: are we necessary? does that justify immoral actions? etc.
@startazz @Gonefishing95 My bad, you're right.
@deltabtry @Gonefishing95 Don't you mean Moneypenny?
@Lost-to-Apathy @thedemon44 or maybe its just a f***ing name......
@Lost-to-Apathy It is the way the world works. I know how petty a disgruntlement this is, but I can't help how I feel. lol
@Biggs613 @thedemon44 He was also in season 4 of the series.
It's not something that will effect him so much as it effects you. Just sick pleasure good lad.
@arsenal1111 @LonelyHippie27 What's the old saying? If you don't vote, you don't get to complain?
@Biggs613 @deltabtry @Gonefishing95 Money penny was M's secretary in most of the bond movies and i don't think thats who Gonefishing95 was talking about. ;-)
@sherrypizza @thedemon44 Yes, true, lol, but only briefly.
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You'll get to complain no matter who you vote for. This government is rotten, and voting between two candidates that only have minute differences in the long run is hardly going to influence your country's direction, so you may have as well not voted. I mean, it doesn't matter much when your country is headed into hell either way. You can attempt to influence it all you want by voting between your two evils, but you're still heading towards the mouth of hell.


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- Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
- Release Date: May 18, 2012
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Whenever Rupert Everett appears as a rich fellow who distinctly does not fancy ladies, it's a hysterical history lesson of the hilarious variety.
Considering the subject, ripe with titillating possibilities, it's surprisingly about as sexy as a week-old meat loaf. Tastefully directed by Tanya Wexler, it is a total joy from start to finish.
Hysteria is a one-joke movie, but when a joke is told this well, it doesn't matter.
The performances are spot on, and I especially like the spunky Gyllenhaal, who with this film and the underrated "Secretary" (2002), has built up a nice sideline in sexual exploration.
May 18, 2012If director Tanya Wexler occasionally wanders into excess cutesiness...she makes up for it with a surplus of eye-opening historical details and a refreshing warmth for all her characters, even the ones whose views are clearly on the way out.
May 12, 2012Hysteria, is a pleasurable diversion, even if it could have used a touch more spark in the writing.
For a film that shows the folly of failing to take the female orgasm seriously, Hysteria ends up taking a silly angle on a potentially fascinating slice of secret history.
The picture is at least spirited, a jaunty trifle that's low on eroticism but high on cartoony coquettishness. Like the little motorized whatsit that is its subject, it does have its charms.
Hysteria never gets too preachy or ponderous, and there's something in the film to educate even the most learned viewer.
It's cute. So is the movie. If it never rises to greatness, it may be because it's also a fairly formulaic romcom.
The comic elements of this semi-factual tale are heavy-handed, and a key romance falls flat. Despite its titillating subject matter, Hysteria is only mildly stimulating. The final third of the story meanders during a tedious trial and clumsy speechifying.
Hysteria's "hook" is that it chronicles the development of one of the 20th century's most popular home appliances: the vibrator. However, although the details surrounding the deplorable state of women's medicine during the Victorian era are intriguing, the central story - a romantic comedy between a progressive woman and a forward-thinking doctor - is flaccid.
May 13, 2012Hysteria's happy ending isn't the type that calls for a cigarette, and it certainly isn't the one the film deserves.
Lightly humorous, well performed and not nearly as smutty as you might imagine. The earth may not move, but there are tingles of pleasure along the way.
The joy of Hysteria, like the joy of certain other things, isn't necessarily rooted in the element of surprise. Rather, it's in the pleasure of the path taken to get to that crescendo.
Hysteria, a disappointingly limp ode to the invention of the vibrator, plays like a Merchant Ivory Production of "Portnoy's Complaint."
While a delicate topic would seem to require a delicate touch, Wexler goes more for cheeky entertainment. To some degree, it works.
Though the film is a fairly plastic British period piece with all the intimacy of a Hitachi Wand, the script captures some delicate and intelligent facets of a tensely conflicted era.
Even the humor is played too broadly – another notch and we'd be in "Monty Python" territory, though not half as witty.
Rather born to wear a frock coat, Dancy shares the stammer-blush, winning-grin methodology of countryman Hugh Grant, only with more probity and better posture.
The problem with Hysteria is that it keeps patting itself and us on the back for knowing better.
There is no denying that every time Gyllenhaal steps into a frame she takes a sleeping movie and wakes it up.
In fact, the problem with the film is that, despite an excellent cast that includes Maggie Gyllenhaal, Hugh Dancy and Rupert Everett, it doesn't really know what it is. A little of this, a little of that and by the time it's done, it adds up to not much at all.
Dancy manages a few sly moments, and Everett is as ever a scene-stealer, if barely recognizable under a beard and altered features, and with a raspy voice. But the estimable Pryce and Jones are wasted, along with many other fine thesps, while Gyllenhaal works too gratingly hard in an already strained role.
Sep 21, 2012Gyllenhaal rises above the tedium; sadly, not far enough. Great English accent, though.
The whole thing, shot in the manner of "Masterpiece Theatre," with a flaccid musical score to match, is itself hopelessly antiquated, greeting with very British giggles, and without a trace of honest curiosity, the needs of the women it seeks to honor. [21 May 2012, p.81]
There's nothing strictly wrong with any of this, except for the fact that even a buttoned-down period piece like "Topsy-Turvy" feels sexier.
Proceeds as a tedious, clumsy diddle, constantly reminding viewers how much progress has been made since the Victorian era.
May 17, 2012Unfortunately, Hysteria is much closer in its effects to a more significant and much larger 19th-century invention. Like the locomotive, this costume drama proceeds noisily and methodically toward a destination that is agreed upon from the outset. Good orgasms and good movies generally offer surprises; good trains do not.
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Jun 26, 2013A true story about the invention of the vibrator. It's a period piece.
Had to get the pun in. This film was much more entertaining thanA true story about the invention of the vibrator. It's a period piece.
Had to get the pun in.
This film was much more entertaining than I intended, and I enjoyed watching it. The film is very much light hearted, which I believe leads to it's downfall, as it can never achieve greatness as it is too fluffy round the edges... I wanted some more depth... It needed to be longer.
OK... Enough innuendo.
Gyllenhaal is strong in the film, with a great British accent, and everyone is good, with Jonathon Pryce being present also which just makes it better.
It is no classic, but it is fun and entertaining because you feel the actors are having a good time also.… Full Review »
Apr 29, 2013A well made and pretty funny movie. This is a movie I thought could be really cheesy but thankfully it hits more than it misses. I recommendA well made and pretty funny movie. This is a movie I thought could be really cheesy but thankfully it hits more than it misses. I recommend you at least check this film out once.… Full Review »
Jun 21, 2012This fact-based film explores the birth of the vibrator. In the 1880s, women where often diagnosed with hysteria, which was treated by aThis fact-based film explores the birth of the vibrator. In the 1880s, women where often diagnosed with hysteria, which was treated by a doctor who masturbated them into contentment. After one popular young physician (Hugh Dancy) becomes immobilized by his overused hand, he stumbles upon the beneficial invention. It's obvious how every aspect of this story will play out after the first 10 minutes. So it's all about the execution. The direction is genteel with typical British aplomb and the performances are enjoyable. The standout is Maggie Gyllenhaal as the socially-conscious troublemaker. Overall, it's a mildly amusing, but undistinguished history lesson.… Full Review »


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Chicken With Almonds And Mushrooms
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Chicken With Almonds And Mushrooms has an exquisite taste. The juicy stir fried chicken in a delicious sauce is a combination that most of us cant reject. Trust me, having the Chicken With Almonds And Mushrooms is an absolute finger licking experience.
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Whole blanched almonds
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Green pepper
|To Taste, cut into 0.5 inch cubes
|1 Medium, cut into 0.5 inch cubes
|1⁄4 Pound, sliced in t- shapes
|Chicken breast halves
|4 , skinned, boned, and cut into 0.5 inch cubes
|Water chestnuts
|5 , sliced
|Soy sauce
|2 Teaspoon
|Dry sherry/White wine
|2 Teaspoon
|Chicken broth/Water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon, dissolved in 2 tablespoons cold water
|Cold water
|2 Tablespoon (For Cornstarch)
Heat oil in wok and stirfry almonds until lightly browned.
Remove from pan.
Stirfry green pepper and onion 2 to 3 minutes.
Push aside.
Stirfry mushrooms 1 to 2 minutes.
Push aside.
Stirfry chicken 3 to 4 minutes, until done.
Return the vegetables to the chicken.
Add water chestnuts.
In a small bowl, combine soy sauce, sherry, chicken broth, and the cornstarch mixture.
Stir and add to ingredients in the wok.
Heat until sauce is thickened.
Add almonds.
Serve at once with noodles.
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You have to wonder. Who was the first person to stuff a deer and hang it on the wall?
Deer décor has become so common, from the traditional taxidermied trophies to more contemporary chandeliers and tabletop objects, sometimes called the mountain lodge or rustic retreat look, that we forget how truly odd it is. »Read Full Blog Post
RadioMilwaukee awards event is place to meet
In the four months that I've been covering music full time for the Journal Sentinel, I've met a lot of local musicians, launched our annual 10 Wisconsin Bands to Watch feature, started this-here local music column and watched a bunch of great performances for our Sound Check series in the Tap Milwaukee studios. But I know there are many more people involved in the scene I need to meet, and a whole lot of ground left to cover.
So I'm looking forward to introducing myself to more Milwaukee musicians at the 88Nine Radio Milwaukee and Yellow Phone Music Conference's Music Industry Networking Reception Wednesday at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. »Read Full Article
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For your Thanksgiving holiday enjoy this 30-second recap of the infamous "WKRP in Cincinnati" episode from 1978, in which a holiday promotional stunt goes terribly wrong.
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On Nov. 25, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
Here's a taste of the big list: 5 Showbiz Books Worth an Encore, selected by TV and film editor Chris Foran: »Read Full Blog Post
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Push yourself away from the table, and get out and about this Thanksgiving. Best bet: Tonight's "Music Under Glass" at the Mitchell Park Domes Domes, featuring the music of the Whiskey Belles, and extended hours to 10 p.m. to celebrate the holiday. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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SNELLVILLE — The smell coming from an alleged marijuana grow house in Snellville was so strong, police said, that patrol officers sniffed it out from about half a mile away.
Snellville police officers pulled 21 marijuana plants — some as tall as six feet — from the back bedroom of a home on Pate Street South on Friday morning, Sgt. Trey Downs said. The plants were mature and each could have produced a harvest of up to a pound, an estimated total street value of $25,000.
He wasn't home at the time of a search warrant's execution, but resident Robert Andrew Tellier, 29, was ultimately arrested and charged with manufacturing marijuana and possession of Schedule II narcotics. Oxycodone was also found in the home, Downs said.
Authorities were led to what they called a "fairly sophisticated marijuana grow operation" by the simplest of leads — a smell.
Downs said night patrol officers were driving, windows down, in the area of the First Baptist Church of Snellville at about 2 a.m. Friday when they first caught a whiff of "raw marijuana." They followed the trail about a half-mile down Henry Clower Boulevard to Pate Street, where they found the home Tellier was reportedly living in alone.
From outside the officers "smelled a very strong odor of raw marijuana and saw that the windows were covered in black plastic," Downs said. A faint light was visible through a crack in the plastic, he said. Investigators were called in and a search warrant was executed.
Tellier was later found at a nearby residence, Downs said.
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Sushan Yegor, 82, of Turlock, passed away at Alexander Cohen Hospice House. Sushan was born in Gavellon, Iran to Eromya and Mary Yedager. She grew up on a farm where they grew grapes and almonds. The family also had a restaurant. At the age of 17 she married her life partner, Petros Yegor, and they had 4 children. In 1969 they moved to America and settled in Turlock. Her husband retired and Sushan worked as a line worker for Tri-Valley Growers for 30 years. She was a member of St. Thomas Assyrian Chaldean Catholic Church and the Assyrian-American Civic Club ...
Darlene Edna Crafts ~ 85 of Merced passed away at Emanuel Medical Center on Saturday. Darlene was born in Nebraska to Ernest and Edna Edwards and has lived in Merced for nearly 60 years. Darlene and her late husband Fire Captain John Leonard Crafts ~ aka (Jack) were dedicated to their community. Jack worked for the Merced Fire Dept. for nearly 30 years, retiring in 1981; Darlene was a dedicated employee of the Merced School District, employed for over 35 years, retiring in 1989.
Earlene Evelyn Longeway age 76, passed on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 in Atwater, CA after a lengthy struggle fighting cancer.
Frances was born in Porterville, Ca to Frank and Arzella DeLaney. She was raised in Porterville and went on to attend nursing school in Sacramento. She met and married Estle Hopkins and moved to Los Banos and then to Turlock in 1969. She worked for Community Hospital and later Emanuel Medical Center until her retirement.
In loving memory of Benita Leonesio; born February 29, 1936, and passed into the arms of Jesus Christ on February 10, 2013.
Affectionately known as "Bitty" was born to Leonard & Alice Wilson November 5, 1967. She passed away February 2, 2013 in Turlock California at the age of 45.
Enriqueta Parraz passed away February 8th at her home in Delhi,
Dr. Jack a. Graves, Professor Emeritus at California State University,Stanislaus, passed away on February 4, 2013. Dr. Graves was born in Sandston, Virginia in 1929. He earned his bachelor's degree, with distinction, from Arizona State University, and his master and doctoral degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. He served in the United States Army during the Korean War. In his tenure at CSUS, he was the coordinator of the Reading Specialist Credential Program and advisor to students studying for the M. A. Degree in Reading. He designed and created the Reading Improvement Center, which assisted area elementary ...
Pritam Sandhar ~ 84 of Livingston passed away at Emanuel Medical Center on Saturday. Pritam was born in Bassi Jalal, India to Banta Singh and Jas Kaur. She has lived in Livingston and the Merced area for the past 15 years. She is survived by her husband Mohinder Singh Sandhar of Livingston; children Amrik Dhillon of Turlock, Paramjit Lidhar and Hardeep Sandhar both of Livingston; seven grandchildren; four brothers and one sister. She is preceded in death by her parents and one sister.
Visitation-2PM-8PM, February 8, 2013 at Whitehurst,Norton & Dias Funeral Chapel, 286 W. Main St, Turlock,
Estevao "Steve" Jesus Matos was born in Angola, Africa in 1948. The love he had for Africa ran through his veins his entire life. In Africa he learned to smile, discovered how brave he was, and met the love of his life, Dolores. In 1972 he married Dolores Oliveira and for 40 years they adored each other. In 1978, they journeyed across the Atlantic to America. For 35 years, he lived the American dream. He and Dolores raised their two children, Rosy and Bruno, in Turlock, CA. It was in Turlock that Steve and Dolores opened M&S Portuguese Bakery ...
Urnside Service will be held Friday February 1, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. Turlock Memorial Park 575 N. Soderquist Rd.
Muriel Weaver "Merle" passed away peacefully at the age of 88. She was born to Hubert and Gladys Jackson on Feb. 20, 1924, in San Antonio, Texas. She moved to CA at the age of 4, settling in Hilmar in 1946, when she married Roy Weaver.
Nicole Lucia Rivera-Dias, 27, entered into rest on January 19, 2013 in Modesto, CA. She was born on December 29, 1985 in Mission Hills, CA. Nicole now joins her mother Lisa Rivera in Heaven, and she leaves behind her husband Ryan Dias of Turlock, and her Father Nick and step-mother Laura Lee Rivera of Modesto, and her in-laws Mike and Rhonda Dias. She will also be missed by her loving children Kohen Johnson-Rivera, Danika Dias, and Aubree Dias all of Turlock, her siblings Genna and Carlos Cousineau of Modesto, Andrew Rivera of Modesto, and Stacey Dias of Turlock, and she ...
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Billy was born in Little Rock, Arkansas to the late Harvey and Lillian Mills and passed away after a sudden illness at the age of 86. He was the second of three children. His family settled in Hughson and Billy graduated from Hughson High School and excelled in basketball and baseball. He also attended MJC and then went on to proudly serve in the Army during the Korean War from 1951-1953. Billy was a Medical Technician with the 121st Evac Hospital. He was awarded with a Korean Service Medal with three bronze service stars, a United Nations Service Medal and ...
John Walter Guy, Jr., 90, was born in Turlock to Mabel and John Guy, Sr. John's father was mayor of Turlock from 1930-35 and owner of Guy Funeral Home.
Leonard Mendonca, 80, of Turlock passed away suddenly at home on June 24, 2015. Leonard was born to Caetano and Adeline Mendonca in Modesto, Ca. He attended Roselawn School and graduated from Turlock High School in 1951. He served his country in the U.S. Navy as an electronics technician and was the DJ on board the destroyer U.S.S. McKean. He loved music, HAM Radio, dancing, and sports. He was an outstanding fast-pitch softball pitcher, an avid Oakland A's, Oakland Raiders, and Golden State Warriors fan. He was very proud to have a son and grandson both ...
Helen C. Smith, age 97, of Hughson, California passed away Tuesday, June 30, 2015 at Samaritan Village. She was born November 8, 1917 in Jamestown, Rhode Island to Daniel and Margaret Murray. She graduated High School from Newport High School in Rhode Island before receiving her Bachelors Degree. She married Irving E. Smith November 9, 1942 in New York City. She was a Pediatric Nurse for 35 years. They lived in New York City, Long Island, and San Diego before settling in Hughson twelve years ago. Helen enjoyed golfing, ballroom dancing, and bridge.
Elyn Jean Gregg, our beautiful mom, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, June 21, 2015 at the amazing age of 99. Mom was born in September of 1915 in Oakland, Nebraska, the 3rd of 5 children born to John and Ebba Nelson. The Nelson family moved to California in 1923 and after living in Denair and Delhi, they moved to the family farm in Hughson.
Heaven gained a beautiful angel when Judy, a Porterville resident for many years, joined their celestial choir on June 6, 2015 after a short illness. She was 74.
Desirae Crittenden,19, passed away in Northridge, CA on June 21, 2015. She was born on 08/08/95 in Turlock, CA. She grew up in Merced,CA and graduated from Merced High in 2013. She attended CSU Northridge and was a member of the Alpha Phi sorority. Desirae was loved by many and left an impact on many people's lives. Her love for EDM, country and Tupac music was out of this world. She loved dancing and going to raves. She also loved the SF Giants. She enjoyed spending time with her friends and family. She is survied ...
Jose Natal Sousa passed away at the age of 78 in Turlock, he was born in the Azores in 1936 to Manuel Enes and Maria Amorim. Jose came to Turlock in 1978 where he worked on a dairy and also for Gallo Winery before retiring from Silva's Construction. He enjoyed playing the trumpet and attended Our Lady of The Assumption Church in Turlock.
Lyman Alan "Al" Sanders born January 15, 1933 to Lyman and Inez Sanders in Grinell, Iowa, passed away peacefully at home with his family at his side on June 19.
My beloved Karen entered into peace Sunday, June 14, after a year-long struggle with illness. Karen was born at Emanuel Hospital, Turlock, to parents Melvin (2010) and Elizabeth (Penny) (1961) Crowell. She lived in Livingston, CA, Oregon and Livermore as a young girl. Grandma Lenore Crowell (Swazye) was such a very big part of Karen's life-she was a beautiful and fun lady.
Lynjte Weeds was born in Spijkenisse, The Netherlands on January 24, 1928. She passed away on Thursday, June 18, 2015 at the age of 87. We know that she is now dancing with her husband, Dirk Weeda, in a realm of love and pure bliss. She is survived by her seven children, Nellie Dughi, Jake Weeda, Lena Weeda, Arie Weeda, Leonard Weeda, Sam Weeda, and Connie Branderhorst. Lyntje's legacy will thrive in the generations that she has left behind, and she will forever live in our hearts. She emmigrated to Canada in 1951, where her two eldest children, Nellie ...
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Chocolate Souffle
|Instant espresso
|1 Tablespoon
|Hot water
|1 Tablespoon
|Semi-sweet chocolate
|6 Ounce
|Heavy cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|1 Tablespoon
|Egg whites
|Cream of tartar
|1 Pinch
|2 Tablespoon
1. Preheat oven to 325°. Butter and flour 2 1/2-pint souffle mold. Chill until ready to use.
2. Combine espresso with hot water and stir until it is dissolved. Set aside.
3. Melt the chocolate on top of a double boiler over simmering water. Stir in the cream and coffee.
4. In a small bowl beat the egg yolks and flour. Stir this into the chocolate.
5. In another bowl beat the egg whites with cream of tartar to a soft peak. Sprinkle in the sugar, a little at a time, and beat to a stiff peak.
6. Stir a quarter of the whites into the chocolate mixture, then fold the chocolate mixture into the remaining egg whites, a little at a time. Pour this into the prepared souffle mold.
7. Bake for 35 to 45 minutes, or until a knife inserted into the edge of the souffle comes out clean. Serve hot with powdered sugar.


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1799/8 NC-1, B-1 Cent, AG31799/8 1C AG3 NGC. NC-1, B-1, R.7. The two 1799/8 overdate varieties share an obverse die, and their reverse dies are similar. For that reason, one of the eight pieces listed in the Bland and Noyes census lists turned out to be an S-188, and there are only seven examples known. The present piece, which Del Bland grades Good 5, is tied for third finest of the seven. Bill Noyes assigns a lower grade and records this piece in a fifth place tie. Regardless of its grade, this is an important opportunity to acquire an extremely rare variety, with few new discoveries. Three of the seven were first identified between 1947 and 1972, and four others were found in the 1990s.
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The present piece is one of the four pieces found in the 1990s, exhibiting light brown on the obverse and darker brown on the reverse, both sides with microscopic roughness. The date and LIBERTY are complete, and the legend is mostly readable. Our EAC grade AG3.
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Three hours later, when Addison Straub's penalty kick found the back of the net, the Hornets had beaten the Northstars and were bound for Tuesday night's title game against top seed Baldwinsville.
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New Orleans Hornets coach Monty Williams was fined $25,000 by the NBA on Tuesday for public comments criticizing the league's concussion policy. Williams made the comments Saturday night in Chicago before the Hornets faced the Bulls with first overall draft pick Anthony Davis sidelined by a mild concussion. Williams blasted the NBA's protocols for determining when a player can return from a concussion, saying, ''Now, they treat everybody like they have white gloves and pink drawers and it's getting old. It's just the way the league is now.''
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Disappointed? Sure, that's an accurate description of Andrew Bailey's sentiments after being removed from his role as theBoston Red Sox closer in the wake of the recent trade for Joel Hanrahan. But Bailey isn't dwelling on it. "It's not an issue," Bailey told the Boston Herald. "Obviously throwing the ninth inning is what everyone wants to do. But mentality-wise, nothing changes for me. You still have to go out and do your job and make it as efficient as possible. If me and Joel and the rest of our bullpen are doing the job that it looks like we're going to do, we're going to have a winning team next year." Before the completion of the six-player trade that sent Hanrahan from the Pittsburgh Pirates to the Red Sox, Bailey received a phone call from manager John Farrell, who made it clear that Hanrahan will be his first choice to pitch the ninth inning. Although Bailey, like Hanrahan, is a two-time All-Star closer, he will be relegated to setup duty for the first time since brea...
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