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This is the 11th time I'm trying to install it, and honestly, if this doesn't work out, I'm not going to bother with it ever again.
The first time I installed it, it worked for about two weeks, and then for some reason stopped working. At the time I just got pissed and deleted everything, so I'm not sure what happened exactly.
This time, on the other hand, I keep getting these kinds of warnings:
First this one,
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Then the wonderful...
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And variations of those allready mentioned.
I used phpMyAdmin, which tells me that there are "No tables found in database."
So now, what exactly is happening here? Anyone? Please? This is seriously stressing me out, I can't even begin to understand what I have to DO to actually make this WORK again..
Oh, and I have the whole "(Privileges: ALL PRIVILEGES)" deal done too, so..
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The Hockey season is back, and I'm putting up a post or two for the first time in a while. I was busy with work in Ohio and the lockout killed off my niche as everyone and their sister went to cover the AHL and provided excellent commentary throughout the "Time without Hockey." Me, I prefer to talk about prospects and the occasional piece on the team in general. Today I'll mix a little bit of both in talking about the Islanders biggest mistake this offseason, and it has to do with signings...and getting one completely wrong.
This past off-season the Islanders signed Forward Jason Clark to an Entry Level Contract over Defenseman Brenden Kichton. Clark was a 2010 3rd rounder (taken after Kirill Kabanov) and a University of Wisconsin Badger for 2 seasons. In his WCHA career, Clark played 35 games amassed 2 points and a grand total of 14 PIMs. Clark had been plagued by injuries in his short college career and at the time I tweeted that the signing was weird as the Depth at Bridgeport (guys like Collin McDonald, Matt Watkins and Brandon DeFazio) was signed and Bridgeport's top 6 was never in doubt with guys like Casey Cizikas, Nino Neiderreiter, Brock Nelson, etc.; so why was Clark signed to an ELC this past summer? The best answer I can assume was as a built in failsafe for the post lockout for when the Isles called up a bunch of their Bridgeport players. My biggest issue with that is that there was no idea how long a lockout would last and having a guy around just keeping him in the press box wasn't going to do much for Jason Clark's development. And if the Isles were going to raid Bridgeport after the end of the lockout (which they may still do), the team should have just relied on ATOs for Bridgeport to mix and match the best guys to get through the season in place of burning a year of an ELC for no good reason. So that's why the signing made ABSOLUTELY no sense.
Well, guess what? Clark got into 4 games for the Sound Tigers and he notched as many points in 4 games (2 assists) as he did in 2 seasons with the Badgers. The 3rd rounders development needed some speeding up and, predictably, the Islanders re-assigned Jason Clark to the ECHL's Gwinnett Gladiators where he's logged 10 games and a total of...6 assists. Between amateur and professional ranks Jason Clark is yet to score a goal. Even after a rash of injuries to the Sound Tigers (Nelson and Kabanov have missed significant time), Clark wasn't re-called and instead the Isles signed two Colorado Eagles Forwards (Jack Combs and Chad Costello) to fill in, and both have landed full season AHL contracts.
The Clark signing was and is a mistake, in place the Isles should have signed: Brenden Kichton.
People have done a good number of profiles on the 2011 5th round Defenseman from the WHL who's just absolutely torched the league and, as an over-ager, has nothing left to prove there. But here's why: it made more roster sense for the Isles to sign Kichton over Clark. Signing Kichton would have allowed the Isles to have Kichton stay at Spokane as an over-ager and not need to plug into the Bridgeport blue line, but even if he won a spot at Bridgeport (which I think he would have with or without Calvin de Haan around), he would have been eligible to send back to the WHL as long as he was under 9 games without burning a year on the ELC.
Also, given the immediate black hole the Isles face, needing 2 defensemen right now assuming Lubomir Visnovsky actually honors his contract, Kichton's performance at the WHL (or presumably the AHL) would give him a good shot at plugging him into the Isles blue line at the end of the lockout. A signed Kichton would make this Visnovsky mess easier to tolerate.
Why am I praising Kichton so much; well, the numbers at the WHL are staggering: in his last 176 games (including 41 this year) he's amassed 204 points (already at 49 points). He's been crazy good. In his first 127 games Kichton compiled 28 points, so he's been really good since his first year of draft eligibility and only turned it up since. Also, Kichton has had back to back 50+ assist years prior to this year. Of note, Calvin de Haan had only one 50 assist year in his three at Juniors and Ds Travis Hamonic and Andrew MacDonald had none. Kichton's numbers aren't just good organization-wise for the Isles, he's beaten out higher selected Ds like 2011 1st rounders Duncan Siemens, Nathan Beaulieu and Doug Hamilton. Kichton should have gotten an ELC in the summer before Clark and should be getting a look right now or a call up to Bridgeport to replace one of the two Ds who were going to be re-called by the Isles.
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Shopping at Epcot
Epcot has a handful of shops in Future World. If you want to purchase Epcot themed products, this is the best place to do so. Mousegear, formerly the Centorium, for example, is a multi-floored store that sells products with the Epcot logo as well as Character products. Also in Future world, The Art of Disney provides a place to purchase Disney collectibles and Ice Station Cool is the venue for buying Coca- Cola- themed items (and getting free samples of Coke products that are available around the world. )
The inventory at the bazaar at the International Gateway is much like that of Mousegear, since It's considered to be your "last stop" for Epcot-themed items if you leave the park via the gateway.
Some of the Future World pavilions have small shops, too. A boutique inside The Living Seas, for example, sells jewelry and gift items with a nautical theme. A shop on the food court level of The Land, the Green Thumb Emporium, sells gardening books, seeds, tools, and kitchen tools and trinkets. A large supply of refrigerator magnets is among my favorites here. Incidentally, the walking tour of the Land's greenhouses start this location, too.
However, Epcot's best shopping venues, in my opinion, are located back in the various international pavilions surrounding World Showcase Lagoon. Each and every one of the nations have goods, originating from that country, for sale. They are (working clockwise):
Unless you feel strongly about Epcot-themed items, I'd recommend you skip the Mousegear and International Gateway shops. There are many more unique and interesting items in the international shops around the lagoon.
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For the last three and a half years the Israeli army has deployed American-supplied F-16 fighter jets, Apache helicopters, armored Caterpillar bulldozers and Merkava tanks powered by engines made in the USA in an unsuccessful effort to suppress the second Palestinian uprising. According to both Ehud Barak and Ariel Sharon, Israel is engaged in a war despite the spectacularly unequal military balance in the conflict. Moreover, Palestinian civilians and the infrastructure of Palestinian society have been its principal victims. Almost all of the 2,886 Palestinian fatalities since September 2000 have been civilians, about eighty of them "collateral damage" to 230 extrajudicial assassinations, which are themselves violations of the Fourth Geneva Convention. In the same period there have been 950 Israeli fatalities, 672 of them civilians.
The typical pattern for the first several weeks of the intifada was that Palestinian civilians engaged in peaceful protest marches. Toward the end of the protests, youths taunted and threw stones at Israeli troops. The soldiers fired on stone-throwers and non-stone-throwers alike, rapidly escalating their responses to all demonstrations against over thirty years of occupation in accord with previously devised plans. Palestinian police, fearing they would be discredited if they remained passive, eventually returned fire using the rifles they were issued in accordance with the Oslo agreements. Secular and Islamist Palestinian factions revitalized their military wings. As it became clear that they were hopelessly outmatched by Israel's military force, they resorted to the strategically and morally catastrophic deployment of suicide bombers, targeting civilians.
The conduct of the Israeli army in the second intifada, in sharp contrast to its prevailing image, has been singularly unheroic. Its tactics have been condemned by Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and even the State Department's annual report on human rights. This less than admirable performance forms the context for a spate of new books celebrating a better era for Israel's armed forces, when victories were gained fighting armies, not a civilian population resisting occupation and seeking national self-determination.
First there was Michael Oren's Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East, chronicling the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. Though widely acclaimed by mainstream reviewers as a definitive account of the war, Oren's book was aptly described by the tireless Norman Finkelstein as "Abba Eban with Footnotes"--a reference to Eban's eloquent but factually challenged speech at the UN General Assembly justifying Israel's pre-emptive strike of June 1967. While Oren's book is a serious work of scholarship, it essentially restates the traditional Israeli account of the war as a defensive strike waged against belligerent Arab states seeking to "throw Israel into the sea." Oren does not adequately address three arguments that challenge this view. First, according to interviews with former Defense Minister Moshe Dayan conducted in 1976 and 1977, which were kept secret for many years but published well before Oren's book, Israel had been intentionally provoking Syria since 1948 in order to establish sovereignty over the demilitarized zones on their common border. Second, according to the evaluation of several different intelligence agencies and the Israeli general staff, Israel did not face an existential danger in 1967 and could expect an easy victory. Third, Israel chose war because, as Shimon Peres wrote in the pro- Labor Party daily, Davar, its leaders did not want to negotiate over Israel's borders or the question of Palestinian refugees. The second of these matters remains off the table as far as Israel is concerned.
Now we have accounts of the 1973 Arab-Israeli war by two journalists, Abraham Rabinovich and Howard Blum. On October 6 Egypt and Syria dramatically launched a successful surprise attack against Israel in an effort to recover their territories occupied by Israel in 1967. In the Jewish calendar this day corresponded to Yom Kippur; in the Muslim calendar it fell during the month of Ramadan. Thus, in Israeli parlance this round of the conflict is known as the Yom Kippur War, while in the Arab world it is known as the Ramadan War. These terms reflect the increasing strength of politicized religion on both sides of the conflict since the early 1970s. In their initial thrusts, the Arab armies performed far better than Israeli military intelligence analysts thought possible. Egyptian forces crossed to the east bank of the Suez Canal and recaptured part of the Sinai Peninsula. After several days of ineptitude and disarray, Israel successfully counterattacked and occupied a large swath of territory on the west bank of the canal, cutting off the Egyptian Third Army. This inconclusive military outcome on the Egyptian front established the basis for the political negotiations that followed the war. The Syrians made impressive advances on the Golan Heights, and many Israeli leaders, including Moshe Dayan, feared that Syria would invade Israel proper. But the Syrian offensive stalled and was eventually driven back.
The archives of the Israeli, US, British and Russian governments have just been opened for this period, too late for either Rabinovich or Blum to have used them. Therefore, their books do not have as solid a documentary basis as Oren's work. They rely heavily on inherently contradictory and self-serving interviews and memoirs. Rabinovich draws extensively on the report of the Agranat Commission, which investigated Israel's military "lapse"--the failure to anticipate the Arab attack and to read the available intelligence properly. But important sections of that report are still classified, and the Agranat Commission avoided placing responsibility on political figures. It limited its scope of inquiry to military matters narrowly construed. As Rabinovich and Blum apparently decided in advance the stories they wanted to tell before beginning to write, lack of authoritative evidence was no deterrent to their endeavors. Consequently, their narratives are, for the most part, predictable.


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(%) 6 Resident Wages in 2013 ($) 7,932,544 New Hires 93 Unemployment Insurance Claimants 79 Local Labor Market Info URL http://live.laborstats.alaska.gov/alari/index.cfm?r=6&b=4&p=18&goplace=go Economy - Fisheries Participation and Earnings CDQ Participant No CQE Eligible No All Fisheries, Permit Holders 8 All Fisheries, Permits Issued 8 All Fisheries, Permit Holders that Fished 1 All Fisheries, Note Community has permit holders in this fishery but data is suppressed; three or fewer permit holders participated in one or more of the fisheries. Salmon, Permit Holders 8 Salmon, Permits Issued 8 Salmon, Permit holders that fished 1 Salmon, Note Community has permit holders in this fishery but data is suppressed; three or fewer permit holders participated in one or more of the fisheries. Economy - Fuel Prices Fuel Price Data Month Heating Fuel - January 2015; Gasoline - July 2014 Gallon of Heating Fuel ($) 7.42 Gallon of Gasoline ($) 7.47 Gallon of Propane ($) 9.85 Election, Recording, and Judicial Districts Senate District S Senator Lyman Hoffman (D) House District 38 Representative Bob Herron (D) Judicial District 4 Recording District Kuskokwim Facilities and Amenities Municipal Facilities & Utilities Piped Sewer, Landfill, Library, Aniak Volunteer Fire Dept., Animal Control, Roads, Pull Tabs, State Funded Public Safety Officer(VPSO), Search and Rescue Broadband Internet Available Yes Broadband Cell Phone Services No Cell Phone Service Available Yes Max Upload Speed Available 1.5 Mbps to 3 Mbps Max Download Speed Available 6 Mbps to 10 Mbps Geography and Climate Location Aniak is located on the south bank of the Kuskokwim River at the head of Aniak Slough, 59 miles southeast of Russian Mission in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. It lies 92 air miles northeast of Bethel and 317 miles west of Anchorage. Community Map Available Yes Map URL http://commerce.alaska.gov/dnn/dcra/PlanningLandManagement/CommunityProfileMaps.aspx Latitude 61.5783 Longitude -159.5222 Sq Mi Land 6.50 Sq Mi Water 2.30 Climate Aniak falls within the western transitional climate zone, characterized by tundra interspersed with boreal forests, and weather patterns of long, cold winters and shorter, warm summers. The Kuskokwim River is ice-free from mid-June through October. History and Culture History Aniak is a Yup'ik word meaning "the place where it comes out," which refers to the mouth of the Aniak River. This river played a key role in the placer gold rush of 1900-01. In 1914, Tom L. Johnson homesteaded the site and opened a store and post office. The Yup'ik village of Aniak had been abandoned long before this time. Eskimos Willie Pete and Sam Simeon brought their families from Ohagamuit to Aniak, which reestablished the Native community. A Russian-era trader named Semyeon Lukin is credited with the discovery of gold near Aniak in 1832. A territorial school opened in 1936. Construction of an airfield began in 1939, followed by the erection of the White Alice radar-relay station in 1956, which closed in 1978. The city was incorporated in 1972. Culture Aniak's population is primarily Yup'ik Eskimos and Tanaina Athabascans. Subsistence foods contribute largely to villagers' diets. Many families travel to fish camps each summer. Indigenous Language Central Yup'ik Federally Recognized Tribe Yes Name of Federally Recognized Tribe Village of Aniak ANCSA Village/Urban Corporation The Kuskokwim Corporation Municipal Powers Public Education Not permitted to provide this service. Planning, Platting and Land Use Regulation Not required to exercise the powers in any circumstance, but may be permitted in all cases in the manner described for first class cities. Property Tax Powers May tax up to 20 mills, except where a higher levy is required to avoid default. Voter approval required. Sales Tax Powers No limit on the rate of levy of sales taxes; however, voter approval is required. Other Powers Not Prohibited May exercise other powers not prohibited by law. City Council or Assembly Composition and Apportionment 7 members elected at-large, except the council may provide for election other than at-large. Election and Term of Mayor Elected from the city council for a 1-year term, unless a longer term is provided by ordinance. Mayor selected by council (or by voters upon adoption of ordinance). Vote by Mayor Votes on all matters. Veto Power of the Mayor Does not have veto power. Power of Eminent Domain Permitted, but requires voter approval. Ability to Attain Home-Rule Status May not adopt home-rule charter without first reclassifying to a first-class city. Regions Borough/Census Area Bethel Census Area ANCSA Regional Corporation Calista Corporation Native Regional Health Care Provider Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation ANCSA Regional Non-Profit Association of Village Council Presidents School District Kuspuk School District DCRA Alaska Region Western Region Climate Region Western Transitional Taxes Sales Tax (%) 2.00 Other Taxes 30% Wholesale Tobacco Tax Transportation Transportation Access to Aniak is limited to air and water. The state-owned airport has an asphalt runway that is lighted, and is equipped for instrument approaches. Regular flights are provided by several carriers, including charter operators. Float planes can also land on Aniak Slough. Fuel and supplies are brought in by barge during the summer; other goods are delivered by air year-round. There is no road connection to other villages, although trails and the frozen Kuskokwim River are used by snow machines during winter. When the river is frozen, it is used as an ice road to access Chuathbaluk, Crooked Creek and Bethel. A winter trail is marked to Kalskag (15 mi). Harbor/Dock Yes State Ferry No Cargo Barge Yes Road Connection No Coastal No FAA Weather Cam http://avcams.faa.gov/index.php?lat=61.56053604742774&lng=-159.54350999999997&z=13 Housing - 2010 Census Total Housing Units 214 Total Households 166 Family Households 120 Average Household Size 3.02 Total Occupied Housing Units 166 Total Vacant Housing Units 48 Occupied Housing Units (%) 77.6 Owner Occupied Units (%) 62.7 Renter Occupied Units (%) 37.3 Vacant Housing Units (%) 22.4 Vacant Due to Seasonal Use (%) 27.1 Census Population History Population in 1940 122 Population in 1950 142 Population in 1960 308 Population in 1970 205 Population in 1980 341 Population in 1990 540 Population in 2000 572 Population in 2010 501 Population by Age - 2010 Census 19 or Younger 182 20 to 64 286 65 and Older 33 Median Age 31 Other Population Characteristics - 2010 Census Population by Gender: Female 239 Population by Gender: Male 262 Percent Native, Alone or in Combination with Another Race 72.18 Income - 2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates Per Capita Income 19,614 Per Capita Income - Margin of Error +/-2,591 Median Household Income 63,173 Median Household Income - Margin of Error +/-4,469 Median Family Income 62,614 Median Family Income - Margin of Error +/-13,931 Poverty - 2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates Population for whom poverty status is determined 542 Total Population - Margin of Error +/-87 Persons below poverty level (%) 16.60 Persons below poverty level (%) - Margin of Error +/-5.3 All Individuals below 125 percent of poverty level 130 Persons below 125% of poverty level - Margin of Error +/-39


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'Peter Pan' Heads to Disc
On February 5, 2013, The Walt Disney Studios celebrates the 60th Anniversary release of Walt Disney's classic, "Peter Pan," with a new digital restoration and high definition picture and sound.
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Kideo has partnered with Saban Brands to create the first-ever collection of personalized "Power Rangers Samurai" DVDs and digital video shorts.
'Little Pet Shop' Heads to Disc
On January 15, 2013, Shout! Factory Kids, in collaboration with Hasbro Studios, will release "Littlest Pet Shop: Little Pets, Big Adventures."
'Resident Evil: Retribution' on Disc Dec. 21
Milla Jovovich returns in the action-packed and adrenaline charged "RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION," smashing out as a 2-Disc Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, Blu-ray, and DVD, all with UltraViolet, on December 21st.
'Johnny Test' Season Five Now Available on Netflix
DHX Media announces the availability of the fifth season of the hit comedy series, "Johnny Test," on Netflix "Just for Kids" across the US.
'Muppet Christmas Carol' Heads to Disc
Disney announces the Blu-ray debut of the Charles Dickens-inspired classic holiday story, "The Muppet Christmas Carol."
Pixar Unveils New Short Film Collection
Disney and Pixar release 12 unforgettable short films in one collection, plus seven rarely seen student films from directors John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton and Pete Docter.
Ralph Bakshi's 'Coonskin' Now On DVD
A newly restored and remastered version of the controversial 1975 masterpiece now available on Amazon.
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Warner Archive Collection releases the 1975 Looney Tunes documentary, "Bugs Bunny Superstar," on DVD.
Right Stuf Acquires 'Princess Knight'
Anime producer and distributor Right Stuf, Inc. announces its acquisition of the classic "Princess Knight" animated series
'Brave' Arrives on Disc November 13
Disney/Pixar releases "Brave," the year's #1 animated movie and Pixar Animation Studio's 13th consecutive hit, on November 13, 2012.
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To celebrate the Blu-ray release and the 30th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's beloved family film E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, six Madame Tussauds are set to bring to life one of films' most iconic characters.
Marvel Animation Unleashes 'Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United'
Marvel Animation offers a first look at the original animated feature, "Marvel's Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United."
'Friends and Heroes' Now Available in Italian
The adventures of Macky and Portia, first shown on Italian TV in 2009, are now for the first time available for Italian viewers to purchase on DVD in their native tongue.
Studio 100 Signs Deal with Imavision
Studio 100 Media signs a distribution agreement Montreal-based DVD distributor Imavision for the French-Canadian rights to the company's new re-mastered classics.
Madhouse to Produce 'Iron Man: Rise of Technovore'
Marvel Entertainment and Sony Pictures Entertainment Japan announce the return of Iron Man to the world of anime in an all-new feature-length film," Iron Man: Rise of Technovore."
'The Amazing Spider-Man' on Disc Nov. 9
One of the most beloved and iconic super heroes of all time reemerges in "The Amazing Spider-Man" debuting on Blu-ray/DVD on Friday, November 9th.
eOne Acquires Rights to 'Puppy in My Pocket'
Entertainment One is pleased to announce that it has secured the North American home entertainment and digital rights to the hugely popular animated series "Puppy in My Pocket – Adventures in Pocketville."
'A Cat in Paris' Heads Home October 8
The Academy Award-nominated animated film "A Cat In Paris" will make its cable, VOD, digital, DVD and Blu-ray debut on Monday, October 8.
'Scooby-Doo! Danger in the Deep' on DVD Nov. 13
Captivating new mysteries and intriguing new villains will delight viewers on Warner Home Video's DVD release of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season 2 Part 1: Danger in the Deep, available November 13, 2012.
'Men in Black 3' on Disc November 30
Get ready for a groovy, out-of-this-world 3D adventure when Sony Pictures Home Entertainment releases "Men in Black 3" as a Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack and DVD on November 30.
'Tarantino XX: 8-Film Collection' Available Nov. 20
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'MIB 3' Heads to Retail November 30
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Jamaica: Sure, Jamaica Center may look a bit rough, but you can still haggle over prices here, and find great real-estate deals posted to trees! [Queens Crap]
Lower East Side: RIP to Josephine LaPlaca, the 83-year-old "Queen of Delancey Street," who was struck dead by a car Wednesday night at the dangerous intersection of Delancey and Allen. [Gothamist]
Park Slope: The bar/bocce place Union Hall has semi-lifted its ban on babies and strollers after Slope moms went apeshit. But isn't it sad that the owner wouldn't have had to do this in the first place if a cluster of parents hadn't let their kids roam free with those bocce balls in the air? You know who you are, and you're unfit to be parents. At least in the Slope. [Gothamist]
Prospect Heights: A federal appeals court has dismissed the last major legal challenge to the Atlantic Yards project, but protesters say they'll appeal the decision all the way to the U.S. Supremes, crying, "Stop in the name of scale, context, and density!" [Curbed]
Randalls Island: In other court rulings, the city can't go ahead and sell off the best playing-field time here to a contingent of rich private schools without putting the decision through the City Council. [NYT]
West Village: Thanks to Momoli's Plexiglass Playtower, rich kids can pretend to live in the same glass-walled penthouses that ... well, that they and their parents do live in! And at $350, it's only $130 per square foot. [Vanishing New York]


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The evolution of the quarterback has been on going for many years. The NFL is opening up and becoming a passing league, trying to shape not only a quarterback that can pass effectively but can also run the ball consistently. It seems that every year there is a quarterback that is more than just a quarterback. They are a genuine athlete that changes the game with more than just their arm. Obviously we can go back to the days of Randall Cunningham, Steve Young, and even today with Michael Vick. They were, at the time, an enigma because many doubted their ability to throw the ball and they were considered 'run first, pass second' players. As we all know, with age comes wisdom and all three of these players have learned (or had learned) how to win games with not only their feet but also with their arms. The great thing about all three is how difficult it was (or is) for defenses to prepare for them week in and week out. When you have a do-it-all quarterback, they can extend plays. ...
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Resident Achievements
Adriane Dela Cruz, M.D., Ph.D., was named a 2012 American Association of Addiction Psychiatry Honor Scholar and was also named an alternate for the APA Leadership Award for 2013. She also has two publications:
A.M. dela Cruz, I. H. Bernstein, T. L. Greer, R. Walker, C. D. Rethorst, B. Grannemann, T. Carmody, and M. H. Trivedi. Self-rated measure of pain frequency, intensity, and burden (P-FIBS): psychometric properties of a new instrument for the assessment of pain. Journal of Psychiatric Research. In press.
A.M. dela Cruz and M.H. Trivedi. Screening tools for opioid addiction in patients with chronic noncancer pain. Texas Medicine. In press.
Thomas Butler, M.D., has two publications:
Butler T, Choe C. "Antidepressant Medications in Preadolescent Children with Unipolar Depression: A Review of the Evidence." Directions in Psychiatry. 2013 Vol 33(2): 89-97.
Butler, TN, Yellowlees P. "Cost analysis of store-and-forward telepsychiatry as a consultation model for primary care." Telemed J E Health. 2012 Jan-Feb;18(1):74-7.
Lindsay Chapman, D.O., has a publication:
Chapman, L, Ibrahim H. "Identification and Management of Suicide Risk in Veterans." Texas Medicine. In press.
Cameron Culver, M.D., M.P.H., presented a poster at the American Epilepsy Society meeting in December 2013 titled, "Psychogenic non-epileptic seizure (PNES) patients and health care utilization pre-/post-diagnosis."
Jennifer Giampaolo, M.D., presented at the April 17 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance meeting on "Preventing Perinatal Depression." She was also recently named Chair of the government and legislative committee of the North Texas Psychiatric Society. Dr. Giampaolo also is Chair of Government-Legislative Affairs of the North Texas Society of Psychiatry Physicians Executive Council.
Josh Hubregsen, M.D., continues to serve on the local spiritual assembly of the Baha'is of Dallas throughout residency in the position of recording secretary and as a lay clergyman.
Anne Johnson, M.D., authored a chapter titled "Self-Inflicted Dermatoses" in The Color Atlas of Family Medicine, 2nd edition, by Richard Usatine, M.D.
Michelle Lagrone, M.D., started a music group along with medical students and residents that plays at the Zale Lipshy University Hospital inpatient unit, called the Psychiatry Music Project. She also volunteered at Ability Connection, singing songs to children with disabilities.
Uzma Nakodory, M.D., is a recipient of a travel award from the Educational Outreach Program for General Psychiatry Residents, supported by Lilly USA, LLC to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Meeting.
Maria Lopez-Rosario, M.D., won the American Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Educational Outreach Award this year. Under Dina Hooshyar, M.D.'s guidance, she was also the only resident participating in the Dallas County Prostitute Diversion Initiative. Dr. Lopez-Rosario also formed a team for the Dallas NAMI walk and Metrocare 5K with Dr. Rosemary Wright.
Rosemary Wright, M.Sc., D.O., received the Group Foundation for Advancing Mental Health Scholarship to attend AGPA meeting in Boston 2014. She raised funds and participated in Dallas NAMI walk and Metrocare 5K with Dr. Lopez-Rosario.
Recent Previous Resident Achievements
Gayle Ayers, D.O., and Taly Drimer Kagan, M.D., were named Geriatric Mental Health Foundation (GMHF) Honors Scholars for 2013. Dr. Ayers presented her senior project, "Can We Prescribe Exercise as a Preventative of Dementia?" at Geriatric Medicine Grand Rounds.
Hussam Bahloul, M.D., and Rebecca Hanna, M.D., had a paper, "Teaching psychiatry residents about suicide loss: Impact of an educational program," accepted at Academic Psychiatry.
Dr. Bahloul was awarded the 2013 American Psychosomatic Society Medical Trainee Travel Award and the 2013 American Group Psychotherapy Association Tuition Scholarship.
Margaret Balfour, M.D., received the American Psychiatric Association/Bristol-Myers Squibb Public Psychiatry Fellowship for 2009–2011.
David Bobb, M.D., was awarded the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law (AAPL)/Rappeport Fellowship to attend the annual meetings of the AAPL in 2010–2011.
Chris Chee, D.O., was awarded the 2012 American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Educational Outreach Program Award and was appointed to the AACAP College Student Mental Health Committee.
Tanishia Choice, M.D., received the American Psychiatric Association/Bristol-Myers Squibb Public Psychiatry Fellowship for 2010–2012. She also received the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Educational Outreach Program Award in August 2011. She presented "Innovative strategies to reduce the stigma of mental illness" at the APA Institute on Psychiatric Services in October 2011. Dr. Choice also gave a presentation titled "Intergeneration differences in self-identification among psychiatrists from minority and underrepresented (MUR) groups: Implications for the American Psychiatric Association (APA)" at the 2012 APA Annual Meeting.
Molly Camp, M.D., was first author on a paper in Academic Psychiatry, March 2010, titled "The joker: A dark night for depictions of mental illness." She also was awarded Geriatric Mental Health Foundation scholarships to attend the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry (AAGP) meeting and scholars program for residents and also received an AADPRT/George Ginsberg, M.D., Fellowship for Psychiatric Education.
Taly Drimer Kagan, M.D., was named Geriatric Mental Health Foundation (GMHF) Honors Scholars for 2013.
Along with their regular residency education, Fred Gioia, M.D., and Shawn Chambers, M.D., also were enrolled in the postgraduate program in psychoanalytic psychotherapy or 4P.
Rebecca Hanna, M.D., had a paper, "Teaching psychiatry residents about suicide loss: Impact of an educational program," accepted at Academic Psychiatry.
Elena Ivleva, M.D., was first author on "Cognitive endophenotypes of psychosis within dimension and diagnosis," which was published in Psychiatry Research 2012;196:38–44, and "Memory generalization is selectively altered in the psychosis dimension," which appeared in Schizophrenia Research. She also received the NARSAD Young Investigator Award for a high-resolution imaging study in relatives of patients with schizophrenia.
Dr. Ivleva and Carol Tamminga, M.D., jointly received the APA/Kempf Fund Award for Senior and Young Investigators for Research Development in Psychobiological Psychiatry.
Tessa Manning, M.D., received The Group Psychotherapy Foundation Byron Wilkenfeld Psychiatric Resident Scholarship to attend the American Group Psychotherapy Association's Annual Meeting in New York February 28–March 5, 2011.
Carrie McAdams, M.D., Ph.D., was awarded a scholarship to attend the Research Colloquium for Junior Investigators at the American Psychiatric Association in 2009–2010.
Nicholas Piotrowski, M.D., received the Regional Travel Award from the American Association of Addiction Psychiatry and submitted an abstract to present a scholarly project poster, "Assessing Barriers to Use of Pharmacotherapies for Substance Use Disorders in Psychiatric Residents," at the AAAP conference in December 2014.
Diane Reis, M.D., served as American Association of Medical Colleges Resident Council Representative, 2011–2013.
Tanuj Siddhartha, M.D., was awarded the American Association of Psychiatry Residency Directors International Medical Graduate Fellowship for 2007–2008.
Marisa Toups, M.D., won a fellowship to support her attendance at the Workshop on Clinical Trials in Psychopharmacology in New York City and was also named one of the American Psychiatric Associations Janssen Resident Psychiatric Research Scholars for 2009–2011.
Matt Warren, M.D., Ph.D., published "Is Routine Testing of Vitamin B12 cost-effective in workup for cognitive impairment?" in American Family Physician 2012; 85(8): 1-2. He also authored "Lipids and adipokines as risk factors for Alzheimer's disease" in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease 2012; 29(1): 151-157.
Jadon Webb, M.D., Ph.D., and John Dubose, M.D., published "Symptoms of major depression following pseudoephedrine withdrawal: A case report," in The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences (2013; 25:54-55). Dr. Webb also published "Co-occurring akathisia and restless legs syndrome likely induced by quetiapine" in the Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences. (2012; 24:46-47).


text: Learn about Denmark's royal history on a day trip to North Zealand - the region north of Copenhagen where majestic castles take center stage. With an expert guide at your side, explore Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød, seeing sites like the Coronation Chapel and Marble Gallery while hearing tales of King Christian IV, who made the lovely castle his home. Before returning to Copenhagen, stop for photos by Fredensborg Castle and then spend time at leisure in Elsinore - home to the UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle.Board your luxury coach near Copenhagen City Hall and then sit back and relax on the drive out of the city, following the coastline to the region of Zealand. The first destination of your day is the small market town of Hillerød, and as you travel north along the sea-fringed roads, you'll take in some of Denmark's most spectacular countryside. Tear your eyes away from the golden-sand beaches to see stretches of soft green hills with only pretty wooden houses to break up the landscape. When you arrive at regal Frederiksborg Castle -- Hillerød's star attraction -- admire the building's Dutch-Renaissance façade, and then head inside for a walking tour with your guide. Hear tales of kings Frederik II and Christian IV, who made the castle their home, while admiring the jaw-droppingly lovely interior. Explore rooms like the Coronation Chapel and the extravagant Riddeshalen banquet hall, before passing through the Marble Gallery, seeing its marble arches dripping with ornamentation. The castle's grounds are equally spectacular and its French Baroque-style gardens can easily vie for star status. Soak it all up on a walk around outside, following in the footsteps of Danish royalty.Leave the castle in the early afternoon and take a break in Hillerød for lunch (own expense), before traveling by coach to Fredensborg Castle, set on the shore of Lake Esreum. Stop for photos outside the Italian Baroque castle, hearing of its use as a summer home for the Danish royal family, and then continue your journey south to the town of Elsinore (Helsingør).Spend time at leisure in the town, perhaps visiting the UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle (own expense), where Shakespeare's Hamlet was set. Alternatively, explore the town itself, admiring its delightful Gothic churches and historical houses. Return to Copenhagen in the late afternoon, finishing your tour at the start point.


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2012 was an unusually fine year at the movies. So 2013 needs to bring it big time if it hopes to come anywhere close. Fortunately, the year looks big. Really big.
We're talking Katniss, Spock, Iron Man, Wolverine, Superman, Lone Ranger, Thor, Bilbo Baggins, One Direction, Hangover dudes, Ron Burgundy, giant robots versus giant monsters, and Channing Tatum protecting the President big.But in Hollywood, bigger isn't always better. Let's hope for the best from the following 23 highlights and everything else due out in 2013.
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Episode PremiereJuly 01, 2008
DistributorABC Family
Show Period2008 - 2013
Production CompanyBrendavision!, Prodco, Inc.
Cast and Crew
DirectorRon Underwood
ScreenwriterBrenda Hampton
Main Cast
- Shailene Woodley as Amy Juergens
- Kenny Baumann as Ben Boykewich
- Francia Raisa as Adrian Lee
- Daren Kagasoff as Ricky
- Molly Ringwald as Anne Juergens
- Megan Park as Grace Bowman
- Greg Finley
- Josie Bissett as Kathleen Bowman
- John Schneider as Marshall Bowman
- Mark Derwin
- India Eisley
- Jorge Pallo
- Cierra Ramirez
- Luke Zimmerman
- Camille Winbush
- Renee Olstead
- Amy Rider
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- Camille Winbush
- John Schneider as Marshall Bowman
- Christopher Michael
Wholesome 15-year-old Army Juergens finds out that she's pregnant, sparking panic among her two best friends, Lauren and Madison. She won't tell them who the father is, but we catch on when Ricky, fellow marching band member and "drummer," tells Amy he won't forget that special night they spent together at band camp.
But Ricky has his own problems. His girlfriend, Adrian, is about to stand him up to go on an illicit date with the school football star, Jack. Jack's a devout Christian, just like his beautiful, virginal girlfriend, Grace Bowman, but he finds himself torn between his manly instincts and his promise to God (oh yeah -- and his girlfriend).
Meanwhile, Ricky's also putting the moves on Grace -- can't he just stick to one girl? Apparently not, as we learn from a conversation he has with his shrink. But in that some conversation, he also reveals that he spent time in a foster home, thanks to his abusive dad.
But Ricky doesn't know that Amy's pregnant. She doesn't know who to tell first -- a doctor, or he parents? but before she has a chance to break the news to her family that their "good girl" is not so good, Ben calls to ask her out on a date. He's even joined the marching band just to get closer to Amy -- he's actually got a thing for her now. Too bad he doesn't know her big secret, though he does notice her looking at Ricky from across the room. So do Lauren and Madison, unfortunately, and they put two and two together.
But where are Jack and Adrian during all this? Oh, just making out in the church hallway. Unfourtunately, Tom, Grace's brother, walks in on them and screams. Grace and Ricky discover their two-timing significant others while Amy and Ben, oblivious to it all, finish up their slow dance as the world falls apart around them.


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text: I was recently looking at the new HK Small World page that features a section on JUST the AA costumes and thought this is a very underrated aspect of Imagineering. I remeber riding MKs Small World the weke it opened, and the 1st thing i noticed and drew my eye were the new saturated colors and embroidery of the new costumes. Same w/ Pirates and Mansion which all i saw being made. Does anyone else think this is a very underrated part of Imagineering?


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Firefox hits 1,000,000,000 downloads
Slightly earlier than expected, Firefox has just announced via its @firefoxcounter Twitter feed that it has hit its billionth download.
The news was expected over the weekend, but publicity surrounding the milestone has increased the download rate, and the browser hit it early. On Monday, the company plans to launch www.onebillionplusyou.com, which will contain "a hub of information about the one billion downloads".
The foundation told Pocket-lint "Mozilla has come a very long way from the start and are very proud of this massive milestone. This accomplishment is a direct result of the continually growing Mozilla community and Firefox supporters".


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I file all my negs in clear Print File archival negative preservers. For 35mm, I use the #35-7B, which provides 7 rows for 5 negs per row. The 36th (and sometimes 37th) negatives are just slid beneath the last strip, so a full roll will fit. I number and date each roll. The sheets are punched for a standard 3 ring binder. I use archival binders from Light Impressions; I suppose something similar is available in the UK. I also have Print Files for 120 and 4x5.
When I order prints, I just pull out the strip of negatives from the sheet and place it in a Mylar sleeve. I put all the sleeved negs from one roll into an envelope with the frame numbers, sizes and quantities written on the envelope. Your lab may provide envelopes for this purpose; if not, furnish your own.
When the prints are returned, I number the back of each print with the negative number for identification in case of reorders, then refile the negs in the Print File pages. I have about 32 years' worth of negatives filed this way, and the binders fill a long shelf in my darkroom. The most recent 5 years are filed under my enlarger table for quick access.


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. The game Halloween is based of the popular horror film of the same name. You play as the babysitter trying to rescue the little children from the serial killer Michael Myers who comes at you as well as the children and chases you through a house with his knife. When he appears on screen you hear a Atari rendition of the Halloween theme. If he comes within physical contact of the player or one of the children, their head disappears leaving blood spurting out while the decapitated person runs around the room in shock. An interesting fact is that when Wizard Video Games was getting rid of their inventory, they just placed duct tape over the top of the game cartridge and written on it was "Halloween" to cut printing costs. The tittle was written in orange sharpie, to try and add to the 'spookiness' of the game.


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The Colombian capital is a vibrant city that offers an exciting blend of late-night entertainment, wonderful colonial architecture and superb food. Bogota International Airport is a busy international hub and is not far from the city. Most high-end Bogota city center hotels provide pick-up services from Bogota Airport though taxis and buses are frequent and inexpensive.
Visitors to Bogota will be immediately struck by the cosmopolitan lifestyle enjoyed by the residents. The city is a contradiction of old and new, with centuries-old plazas and cobblestone streets alongside towering skyscrapers and modern shopping malls. The city lies in the mountains of the Andino region at an altitude of 2600 meters. This makes for cool evenings and mild daytime temperatures.
La Candelaria is the old town of Bogota, and it's this neighborhood that shows Bogota at its most charming. The colonial buildings have been very well restored, and many Bogota hotels are housed within classic Spanish mansions built at the peak of the Spanish empire. The bars, cafes, and restaurants found here are equally as charming, offering a very high standard of international cuisine.
One must-see Bogota attraction outside La Candelaria district is the summit of Monserrate which offers panoramic views of the city. The stone staircase to the top is a marvel of colonial engineering. Although there is a funicular railway to the top, hiking the stone-cut path with the locals is highly recommended. Throughout Bogota there are many fine museums, and the Museo Nacional is one of the oldest on the continent, with fantastic exhibits of over 20,000 pieces from the past 2000 years of history.
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'Cashback's' Art Lies in Overcoming its Youthful Hormones
It would be foolish to over-praise this pleasing, silken tapestry, which has its share of inane, low brow threads and even plays now and then as if "American Pie" were being remade by a British film school student.
At its core, "Cashback" is a charming, standard love story set among university students and late adolescents. But writer/director Sean Ellis, expanding his award-winning shorter film of the same name, tosses in enough school-boy poetry, arty nudity and Rococo cinematic embellishment in a way that deepens and enhances what might otherwise be forgettable.
Ben (Sean Biggerstaff), an art student, is dumped by longtime girlfriend, Suzy (Michelle Ryan), in an opening sequence with soundless images of her cursing to Ben's piquant narration. The movie quickly turns fanciful. Ben enters a period of total insomnia, going weeks without sleep, and so he takes a job at a supermarket, where he meets a menagerie of other youngsters and learns he can freeze time and walk about amid a reality transformed into giant photographs.
Ellis has a playful time with the classic images of atelier life, transforming harshly lit, brightly colored shots of immobile supermarket life into an ongoing riff on still-life painting and nude portraiture. Female nudes are on full display, both as subjects of art study and objects of young male lust, including flashbacks to Ben's growing up for a time with a Swedish exchange student who showed no concern for modesty.
Ellis tells a fairly straightforward story about how Ben finds new love with a co-worker (Emilia Fox). There are also comic subplots involving the supermarket's soccer-obsessed manager (played with low-key eccentricity by Stuart Goodwin) and the oddball friends Ben meets on the job.
He wraps it all up with a dreamy use of still photography and slow motion, along with a few other film tricks that make "Cashback" witty and warm in addition to funny. The supermarket is a canvas for both Ben and the filmmaker, and the technique of frozen time proves a leitmotif evolved and resolved with poetic panache. A snowflake finale is sublimely
There's gross, frat-boy humor here and there, but it's nicely balanced with Ellis' more elegant material. Among a worthy ensemble, Biggerstaff is key, his eyebrows subtle weapons of comic communication and his sad sack, put-upon drollery a perfect persona for a clever young artist years ahead of his age. "Cashback" deftly combines bawdy sight gags, bittersweet melodrama, the heartache of youth and the joys of moviemaking.
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