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Today, I was looking around in the Newbie Discussion Forums to see what kind of help some new members were asking. Are you curious what I noticed? Most of the threads contain a question which are ALREADY answered like a 100 times. It's painful, and I'm seriously starting get (fill in to your own personal likings ) at some members who don't search. My personal ''favourite'' is something like this:
hey i accidently updated my we now it wont play my backups and i really want to get everything working again could someone point me in the good direction thanks
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Bothered searching...?
yes ive searched but could not find anything sorry (HERE COMES THE EXCUSE ) i am a noob and dont understand wii hacking
WHAT!? ARE YOU KIDDING ME!? There is a guide for firmware 4.3, which is stickied in the Recommended Guides. I do not know if some members expect us to spoon-feed them as well. The worst part is that I usually do so - I am going to stop with that. I can feel the pain of some members who are very active here, and especially the pain of the moderators. Another funny example is a game that is not working... They do manage to post a thread in the hope to get an answer, but they somehow NEVER SEEM TO FIND THE GUIDE! Does WiiHacks seriously need a big banner on the Home-page, with all questions being answered? Or would it also be an option for a member to SEARCH? Please, use this guide to get the best searchresults, people. It may even give you the answer faster, and it's so much less painful for members and the moderators!!
Now on to another part: the rules.
I see a lot of posts where the word ''download'' is included. Seriously, I have the feeling half of the members who just created an account do not read the rules before posting something. The rules are not written for nothing... Krafter once said something I will dearly remember:
Rules... Read them, love them and follow them...
Yes, that is right!!
Something else that I also see every now and then, is how people create a new thread, where they ask a question that can easily be asked in the guide's thread itself... What's wrong? Can you not just post your question there? WHERE IT BELONGS?
I know...I know... I do not think any new member will read this, but it is worth a shot. So, I hope that a ''n00b'' takes the time to read this, and save us from less frustration. It is not that we do not want to help you, but members are getting full of it that we're answering the same questions over and over again, while some of us may could've answered a healthy question, which has never or almost never been answered.
(Oh yeah, members are also supposed to post a welcomingspost: you will receive a lot of useful links!!!)
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10/05/2013 – The women's soccer team extended their conference unbeaten streak to three as they defeated Madonna 1-0. The Saints are now 7-2 on the season and 3-0 in league play, while the Crusades fell to 4-6-1 overall and to 1-2 in the WHAC. Aquinas currently sits tied for first place in the league standings with Davenport.
After a scoreless first half the Saints broke the ice with a goal off a Mikayla Goldsmith corner kick during the 64th minute of play. Cami Baker, a product of East Kentwood High School, delivered the games only score off the assist by Goldsmith. Baker's third goal of the season keeps the Saints in the hunt for the regular season WHAC title.
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In honor of Women's History Month, the Business Women of Valencia County shared some of their thoughts about women they admire.
Some are historical figures, such as Nina Otero-Warren.
A resident of Los Lunas, Nina Otero-Warren came from two of the oldest Spanish families in New Mexico, the Lunas and Oteros, said local playwright, Nancy Strickland, a friend of the BWVC.
Nina lived from 1881 to 1965 and was an early proponent of women's right to vote. She saw women move from being chattel of their husbands to winning the right to vote, said Strickland.
"She was widely considered the single most influential figure in persuading the New Mexico Legislature to pass the constitutional amendment that gave women the right to vote."
Nina also fought for women's rights to hold public office, and became one of the first women to do so, said Strickland.
A contemporary woman admired by BWVC President Cheryl Ryder is Christina Ainsworth, the village of Los Lunas' community development director.
Ryder said Ainsworth holds a position that traditionally has been a male-dominated.
"She's done a fabulous job bringing modern community development to Los Lunas," said Ryder. "Her vision and her leadership help guide her department in its efforts to bring commercial development without sacrificing our cultural heritage and rural charm."
Ryder said the BWVC are also a big inspiration. They work together to help support many charitable organizations in the county, such as Civitan, PIE (Partners In Education), the Pilot Club, the Valencia County Literacy Council, Rotary Club and the Blue Star Mothers of Valencia County. There is a constant networking of resources among them, said Ryder.
"If somebody comes in with a situation they need help with or an organization that needs help, we all support each other to get it done," she said. "Each woman is involved in two or more charities that the group willingly contribute to making each event a great success."
Nan Ziegler is passionately involved in Blue Star Mothers of Valencia County. She organizes supply drives to create care packages to send to soldiers serving in war zones.
Ziegler is a retired U.S. Air Force master sergeant and spent 22 years in the military, where women have also made great inroads.
"When I joined the military in 1981, it was still all men," said Ziegler. "We're still fighting that to a point, just to be able to be equal and to be able to serve our country."
Ziegler said Peggy Darlington, a fellow Blue Star Mother, is her role model because Darlington has been a tireless supporter of the local domestic violence shelter, collecting clothing for women and gifts for their children during the holidays.
"We've got to teach our next generations to be equal, to stand up for yourself, but give back more than you receive," Ziegler said.
Rhona Baca Espinoza, the executive director of the Greater Belen Chamber of Commerce, is another cherished county native.
"Her grandfather started Baca Auto. She's got good genes buried in Valencia County," said Roberta Scott. "She is so vibrant ― she has rebuilt that chamber of commerce."
Scott said Baca Espinoza has a knack for making everyone she meets feel special and important.
"She really cares about people — it's not fake," Scott said.
"And she's one of those who will be a worker bee till the day that she dies," added Ziegler.
Eleanor Roosevelt is another great woman, said Scott.
"After her husband died (Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president) she came into her own," Scott said. "She sat on the United Nations and did great things."
In a similar vein, Scott said she became very independent when her husband left her. Rather than look for another husband, Scott went back to school and earned her master's degree in business at the University of New Mexico.
She then pursued a job at the University of New Mexico and landed a position managing the Small Business Development Center. Eventually, she transferred to UNM-Valencia Campus, but is now retired.
"To me, education is one of the great equalizers for women," Scott said. "We should be able to provide for ourselves if we don't have a partner, whether male or female."
Women have made important contributions to the nation and achieved many political, economic and social gains for their gender.
"I think young women need to know what some of us have bogged through just so they can appreciate how far that they have come," said Kristin Growman, a local attorney and BWVC vice president.
Growman has been an attorney for 21 years, but early on in her career she was often assumed to be the court reporter, she said.
"Interestingly, the last couple of years, law school enrollment has tipped … there are more women than men who are in law school," she said.
Young women in law school are generally unaware of the hurdles overcome by women from earlier times — hurdles that women coming up now don't understand, but will never have to go through, she said.
"Sandra Day O'Connor and William Rehnquist were both Supreme Court justices and both went to Stanford at the same time, in the same class," she said. "They graduated No. 1 and No. 2 in their class, but out of law school, William Rehnquist was highly sought after by law firms and given a very prestigious job.
"Sandra Day O'Connor took a job as a legal secretary because she could not get hired as a lawyer out of law school (even after) graduating No. 2 from her class. She's a trailblazer."
Juliette Gordon Low, the woman who started Girl Scouts of America is another trailblazer.
"She was a colleague of Robert Baden-Powell, who started Boy Scouts, and she began to think why should boys have all these great experiences and not girls," said Suzanne McConaghy.
McConaghy has two daughters who were involved in Girl Scouts in the county and it made such a difference, she said.
"I had girls in my troop who had no running water in their homes, who had never been out of Valencia County. We took them canoeing, white-water rafting and skiing and all kinds of things trying to show them the larger world," McConaghy said. "I think Girl Scouting is one of the most powerful organizations for young women that there is. It is one of the most valuable experiences you'll ever have. Some of these girls went on international trips and they just broadened their horizons."
McConaghy also adds Helen Growman, who wanted to join Toastmasters, a club to develop speaking and leadership skills, but it was an all-male organization at the time. Growman signed up as 'Homer' Growman in order to get in.
"She eventually became the president of Toastmasters International, which is pretty impressive," said McConaghy.
Christina Ainsworth has a deep admiration for pioneering women in architecture, a field she majored in at Yale.
"It was still a male-dominated profession when I was in college," Ainsworth said. "That is still the case somewhat, but times are changing."
Mabel Welch was an architect who designed homes in El Paso during the 1920s and '30s. Many of her designs are landmark buildings in El Paso's historic districts. Ainsworth admires her for pursuing her passion for architecture during a time when most women didn't work, let alone work in such a male-dominated field, she said.
Today, many girls and women are blazing trails in technology.
Business woman Kelly Fajardo owns KKF Media.
"I got into this because my mom used to play on the computer, and my dad would come in to the room and say, 'Don't touch it, you'll break it,'" Fajardo said. "And my mom actually became the expert with computers and learning the technology, and I learned from her."
Five years ago, girls barely pursued computer science, only about 1 or 2 percent went into the field, but today, more and more girls, about 20 percent, are going into information technology, web design and other computer sciences, she said.
A case in point is Danielle Garcia, daughter of Rita Garcia, general manager at the News-Bulletin office.
"Rita has raised Danielle to be a woman of the future," said Roberta Scott. "Danielle has been accepted at colleges in Florida, a college in Seattle, several New Mexico colleges, and she's very active in robotics," Scott said. "That wouldn't have been possible a few years ago. If robotics even existed, it would have been a boy's group."
Local artist Sondra Schlotterback is an accomplished artists who is never satisfied resting on her laurels, but constantly striving to carry her art of New Mexico's byways to the next level, said Barbara Garrett.
"She inspires me and challenges me to do better in my own art as she does for the other artists in the Camino Real 8 art group, which has its base in Valencia County," Garrett said.
"Women can do what they want, but they just have to dig in," says Lula Parman, a Shaklee distributor. "There's been a big change from when I was younger and now. It was big change for my parents, too. They came from Arkansas in a covered wagon. Daddy had homesteaded in New Mexico and he went back and found my mother, then they came out to New Mexico. They were adventurers."
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2011 Eclipse Awards: Kyle Frey
He began working with horses just three years ago but won 153 races in his first full season of riding in 2011 to earn recognition as an Eclipse Award finalist for champion apprentice jockey.
Frey, a 19-year-old native of Tracy, Calif., who spent most of the season riding at Parx Racing in Pennsylvania, got serious about a career in racing in his late teens and went to work on a ranch in Washington State.
"I didn't learn racetrack stuff at the ranch, but I did learn about horses," he said. "I broke a baby, and there were hunter-jumpers there, and I'd jump them over fences bareback to learn about balance."
It was a somewhat unconventional start for Frey, who actually hails from a racing family and would later go to work for trainer Steve Miyadi in Northern California. Frey's grandfather Paul Frey was a leading rider in Washington and Northern California from the 1950s to 1970s, and his father, Jay, is a former trainer. Kyle Frey's first agent, meanwhile, was Ray Harris, who also books mounts for Russell Baze, the top winning rider in North America.
Frey rode his fi rst career winner on Dec. 5, 2010, at Golden Gate Fields in Northern California. A few months later he moved his tack to Parx, where he ranked as the meet's leading apprentice in 2011 with 123 wins from 661
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Powerball jackpot goes to $90 million for Wednesday drawing
Jan. 13, 2013 @ 07:14 AM
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — None of the tickets sold for the Powerball game Saturday evening matched all six numbers drawn, which were:
Powerball: 7
(ten, fourteen, twenty-one, twenty-three, forty-seven; Powerball: seven)
Players matching all five numbers and the Powerball would have won or shared the $80 million jackpot. The prize goes to an estimated $90 million for Wednesday.
Tickets that match the first five numbers, but miss the Powerball, win $1 million each, and there were two of those. They were sold in: Missouri(1) and Virginia(1).
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Every week during the summer there are activities especially for 6 to 12 year olds. This year one of these programs is called Tidal Art during which sculptures are created on the beach using only natural objects left by the last high tide. Local artist Karin Bach and park interpreters are there to assist in each creation. Below are photos of the sculptures from our programs.
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Fortier throws a no-no in Falmouth opener
Last spring, the Falmouth baseball team made history, winning the Class B state championship for the first time.
Leading the way was the left arm of Thomas Fortier, who blanked Morse in the semifinals, then shut out Foxcroft Academy in the state game, performances which led to him being chosen Falmouth's Spring Male Athlete of the Year.
A new season began Wednesday for Fortier and the Yachtsmen and if anyone wondered if they were capable of raising the bar, the answer was a resounding yes.
Not only did Fortier pitch Falmouth to a 2-0 win at Cape Elizabeth, in a rematch of last year's palpitating regional final, but he did so without allowing a single hit.
"I was just feeling it," said Fortier, who did walk four hitters. "The game just flew by. It was like nothing else I've ever experienced. My fastball was working and my curve too. It was all there."
Due to an earlier postponement, it was the Yachtsmen's first countable game and did Fortier even make it count, a feat which didn't exactly surprise Falmouth coach Kevin Winship.
"(Thomas) had a great performance in Florida (during our vacation week trip)," Winship said. "He allowed just one hit in the last game. I thought he pitched great (against Cape). He seemed to hit the inside corner really well. His breaking ball was sharp. He threw strikes got ahead of hitters and kept them off-balance. Overall, it was another great performance. He's coming off a great season. He and (pitching coach Craig Pendleton) have worked really hard to make him of the best pitchers around."
Fortier admitted that he was aware of not having given up a hit early in the game.
"I thought about it a little bit in the third or fourth inning," he said. "I told myself not to think about it."
Classmate Drew Proctor broke the ice and alleviated the pressure a bit late in the contest.
"The final inning was hard," Fortier said. "I was rattled, but I heard Proctor say that if I threw a no-hitter, they all had to jump on me."
Fittingly, Fortier had to retire Cape Elizabeth senior Sam Kozlowski to end it.
Last June, it was Kozlowski who no-hit Falmouth in the regional final, but he was the hard luck loser.
Kozlowski was no match for Fortier, who struck him out to end it.
"It was an inside fastball, swinging strike three," Fortier said.
The Yachtsmen, who have become no strangers to celebratory pigpiles over the past year, then engaged in another.
As good as Fortier was in 2012, he feels he's even better this spring.
"Last year, I was more lucky than skilled," Fortier said. "This year, I have a lot more command and I'm a lot faster."
Fortier, who will attend local power St. Joseph's College next year, expects to start again Monday at home versus Gray-New Gloucester.
There's still a long season ahead, but it appears Falmouth has the pieces in place to produce memories again.
What's next?
Well, Fortier hasn't yet thrown a perfect game.
Just something to think about.


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Shaky Italy: Berlusconi creates difficulties for the formation of a Monti-government
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Local chefs square off in "Iron Chef" style cook-off to create dishes with a "mystery" aquatic bug, worms, and crickets
September 8, 2010 - 11:41am
September 2, 2010 - 11:58am
The Museum of Natural Sciences will be closed Monday, September 20 and Tuesday, September 21 for exhibit maintenance.
August 24, 2010 - 3:00pm
Water bugs make a splash at BugFest 2010! New hours, new footprint, new activities, plus the return of the Alberti Flea Circus.
August 19, 2010 - 11:35am
"Our mission: to work with local foresters to survey the biodiversity of their church forests and to inspire an innovative forest conservation scheme."
August 6, 2010 - 2:19pm
The Nature Art Gallery will present the work of Raleigh artist, Dawn Rozzo in an exhibit titled Wing, Leaf, Petal from Friday, August 6 through Sunday, August 29.
July 29, 2010 - 8:00am
A small piece of the moon (and history) is coming to the new Nature Research Center in 2011.
July 28, 2010 - 1:21pm
Discover the reason for all the recent extraordinary intergalactical upsets when "Flash Gordon" shows at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences on Friday, August 6 at 7 pm.
July 28, 2010 - 11:52am
The Wal-mart Foundation recently provided the NC Museum of Natural Sciences with $50,000 to support environmental education programs at Prairie Ridge, the Museum's 40-acre outdoor education center located off Reedy Creek Road in west Raleigh.
July 13, 2010 - 4:53pm
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences today introduced Margaret D. "Meg" Lowman as Director of their new wing, the Nature Research Center. For 30 years, Lowman has helped pioneer the science of canopy ecology, designing hot-air balloons and walkways for treetop exploration while studying the links between insects and ecosystem health. In her new role, Lowman will oversee the new wing's research agenda, participate in fundraising efforts and assist with the integration of existing Museum programs.
July 2, 2010 - 4:32pm
From fireflies to vampire squid, bioluminescent creatures have piqued human imagination with their ghostly glow for centuries. After decades of investigation, scientists have uncovered the mechanisms underlying bioluminescence. Get an introduction to bioluminescence and discover its value to biomedical research when Jonathan Horowitz, associate professor of oncology at the N.C. State College of Veterinary Medicine, presents "Bioluminescence: Natural Wonders and Tools for Scientific Discovery," at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences on Monday, July 19 at 7 pm.


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The Argentine says that the form of Pedro, Alexis Sanchez and David Villa means they can be less reliant on Leo Messi.
"It's important for the confidence of the players and the team, if all in attack are scoring. The scoring game after game is very important for a player and a team fighting for three competitions," said Mascherano.
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Militia is a wonderful idea. However, in the age of Homeland Security, it is too easy for any militia to be tagged as a terrorist cell to be eliminated. Does this conflict with the US constitution? Of course. But thats just an inconvenience soon to be rectified with Patriot II, which will effectively eliminate the constitution.


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Falcons Win Two at Home on Friday
Sept. 13, 2013
The Air Force women's tennis team opened the 2013-14 season with a pair of 7-0 victories Friday at the Academy. The Falcons defeated UT-Permian Basin and Fort Hays State to improve to 2-0.
Air Force won all 18 matches rather handily, with Tiffany Tran, Natasha Rizvi, Marcelli Magday and Mary Meyers each winning her two singles matches in straight sets. Tran, Rizvi and freshman Jocelle Rudico each won two doubles matches on Friday as well.
The Falcons will host CSU-Pueblo at 8 a.m., and Metro State at noon on Saturday.
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Champions Billingborough to face current leaders
Posted: June 07, 2012|
Leaders Spalding host the big game in South Lincolnshire & Border League Division One when they take on current champions Billingborough, who are in third place but have a game in hand on the top two.
Spalding have built an 18-point lead over second placed Stamford who are away to Skegness 2nds. They are newly promoted, but are holding their own in the top flight in fifth place.
Geordie Scott's century and five wickets last weekend will have given Billingborough confidence.
However, Spalding have strong batting and bowling line-ups and are already looking favourites for the title.
At the bottom of the table, Market Deeping and Grantham are still without a win.
Deeping entertain Lindum Ramblers while Grantham travel to Woodhall Spa.


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Makapu'u Lighthouse Hike $40 per person
Makapu'u is a beautiful scenic trail that provides Whale Watching opportunities from November through May. The Scenic Shoreline offers outstanding views of Oahu\'s southeastern coastline, including Koko Head and Koko Crater. From the trail's destination, one is rewarded with magnificent views of the windward coast, and offshore islets, as well as the historic red-roofed Makapu\'u Lighthouse built in 1909. Hike includes a swim in the tide pools (waves permitting).
|$40 person
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|500 ft. elevation gain
|Rated: Moderate
|8:00 am & Noon
|Length: 2 miles round trip
|Pick-up 7:30 & 11:30
|Return: 11:30 & 3:30
|Suggested: Swimwear, sunscreen, hat, athletic shoes, camera
Kuliou'ou Ridge Hike $55 per person
Kuliou'ou Ridge Trail proceeds from the Kuliou\'ou Valley to the summit of the Ko'olau Range. The trail ends with a spectacular view of the windward side of O'ahu and Waimanalo. During the hike you can view formosakoa, ironwood, Norfolk pine and guava. The top view is an almost 360 degree view of the island!!
|$55 person
|2000 ft. elevation gain
|Rated: Intermediate
|Length: 5 miles round trip
|Pick-up 7:30
|Return: 2:30-3:00
|Suggested: Sunscreen, hat, athletic shoes, camera, extra water, snack, hiking pole
Manoa Falls $45 per person
Manoa Falls is a spectacular site as it flows down a 150-foot cliff into a small pool. The hike travels through a bamboo forest and rainforest with lush vegetation at the base of the Ko'oau Mountains. Smells of aromatic flowers and sounds of singing birds surround you during this pleasant hike.
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|800 ft. elevation gain
|Rated: Moderate
|Length: 1.6 miles
|Pick-up 7:30
|Return: 2:30-3:00
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Hau'ula Loop Trail Hike $55 per person
Hau'ula Loop Trail is a great family trail that exposes you to the windward side of the Island. You will hike through groves of Ironwood trees and across a few creeks. The hike overlooks the Hau'ula Valley with a view of the ocean. Plenty of guava, strawberry guava, and passion fruit can be found on this trail.
|$55 person
|700 ft. elevation gain
|Rated: Moderate
|Length: 2.5 miles
|Pick-up 7:30
|Return: 12:30 pm
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Kalawahine Hike with Tantalus Sunset View $40 per person
Kalawahine Trail contours the edge of Pauoa Valley with great views of the Valley and the North end of Honolulu. Diverse vegetation includes koa, banana, and ginger. This hike includes a stunning sunset view of HOnolulu from the Tantalus Lookout.
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|Length: 1.5 miles
|Pick-up 3:30 pm
|Return: 7:00 pm
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North Shore Hike & Day Trip $165 per person
This North Shore excursion begins with a scenic drive on the Windward side of the island where you will visit a Macadamia Nut Farm. You will then take a moderate hike on the Hau'ula Loop Trial where you will be surrounded by groves of Cook Pines. This hike has a great view of the valley and ocean with plenty of wild guava and passion fruit. After working up an appetite, you will stop for lunch at one of Kahuku's famous shrimp trucks. The picturesque drive takes you by famous North Shore beaches such as Sunset, Pipeline, and Shark's Cove. Guests will take a botanical tour through the gardens of waimea Valley that ends with Waimea Falls. Guests will then have the opportunity to sunbathe at Waimea Beach Park before continuing on to Haleiwa Town where they can have Haleiwa's famous shave ice before returning to Waikiki.
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The comedy act that is the J-E-T-S goes to a new level. I can't stop enjoying the show.
Are the Pats becoming the Jets?
When I called George Wagner, there was no JCP&L representative to speak to and my call was NEVER returned. Every mayor in hunterdon county should get together and file a complaint jointly.
Unf-ing believable. ARROGANT! ARROGANT! ARROGANT! Apparently the BPU is as bad as trhe power companies. The power companies have monopolies. That means they have no competition. That means they are GUARANTEED to make a lot of money. Let them absorb the cost of repairs. The BPU's job is to regulate the power company to protect the consumers. The BPU needs DO THEIR JOB. And Mr. Governor, this issue is not going away.
There has been some progrees in the 08827 area, but NOTHING was done until Friday. It's not just individual homes. There are still entire developments without power. Obviously this area was the lowest priority on jcpl's list. Paying my bill until I've been reimbursed for my extraordinary expenses because of no power will be my lowest priority. Everyone else should do the same.
Nice job JCP&L. You're doing great. Now people are dying because of your incompetence. Everyone needs to file a formal complaint with the BPU. They "regulate" this out of control monopoly. They are just as responsible as the power company. Call Kristi Izzo at 800-624-0241 and find out how to file a complaint. We need to be rid of JCP&L. Don't back down just because your power has come on. This poor couple deserved a better fate.
This guy is so full of sh*t. They're understaffed and underprepared.
Christie full of it just like JCP&L. There's no way power will be restored to 95% (and even that's not good enough). There are not enough work crews PERIOD> Christie knows it, jcpl knows it and so does the bpu. The next bill I get I'm to send in immediately without a check and a note saying: Be patient I'm working on it. Get real.
There hasn't been a work crew in Bethlehem or Union Twps for the entire time the power has been out. jcpl is lying about their estimates for restoration. And christie says GET REAL!
How about overseeing the incredible slow restoration of power in the state that you're the governor of instead of politicking all the time. I wonder how much jcpl and pseg contribute that allows them to not really have to answer to anyone about their ineptitude.
Still haven't seen a single utility crew doing any work in Hunterdon County in the last 30 hours. There's no way they were prepared for this with backup crews. They don't have to be because they are a monopoly chosen by the government.


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Swedish clothing brand Abacus will continue its involvement with The Solheim Cup this year when the women's international team golf event takes place at Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Illinois, USA, from August 21-23.
As well as dressing the women's European Solheim Cup Team, Abacus will also clothe The PING Junior Solheim Cup Team, due to represent Europe at nearby Aurora Country Club from August 18-19.
Abacus was the Official Clothing Supplier to both The European Solheim Cup Team and PING Junior Solheim Cup teams in Sweden in 2007 and the company will also continue to supply clothing to the Ladies European Tour's tournament staff during both events.
"We feel that it is important to support young rising stars and since the cooperation in 2007 was such a success and we got great feedback from the players, we wanted to continue our support of the PING Junior Solheim Cup" said Sven-Olof Karlsson, Managing Director of Abacus.
"We are delighted to have Abacus as the Official Clothing Supplier to The 2009 European Solheim Cup and PING Junior Solheim Cup teams once again following a successful partnership in 2007," added Mark Casey, Director of Operations and The Solheim Cup for the Ladies European Tour.
"It is only natural that young players want to emulate their role models and with this arrangement, the junior golfers will be able to wear the same brand of clothing as the established competitors. This can only help to further inspire the junior team members, who are key players in the overall event."
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The commitment of the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio to the Mid Rio Grande Border region formally began in 1993 with the establishment of the Mid Rio Grande Border Area Health Education Center (MRGB AHEC). This commitment was further demonstrated with the opening of the D.D. Hachar Building in 2002 at the UTHSCSA Regional
Campus located in Laredo, Texas. A number of programs started under the AHEC have been continued, enhanced, and expanded over the years. The MRGB AHEC continues to work in collaboration with its partners to increase the opportunities for entry into health careers, improve health status, and impact the quality of life of the region's residents.
Julie Bazan, MHA
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Diana Garcia, M.Ed
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Eloisa A. Volpe, BBA
Health Careers Coordinator
Community Needs Assessment: In 2011, the MRGB AHEC in collaboration with Laredo/Webb County Health Department and UTHSCSA Center for South Texas Programs will conduct a community health and workforce needs assessment for Laredo/Webb County region. The goal of the assessment is to determine the current, emerging and future needs of the area, to set priorities and to develop strategies to address the needs of the region.
The Mid Rio Grande Border AHEC is a proud sponsor along with the U.S. Border Patrol, KGNS-TV Head of the Class Program and Youth of the Month programs. The programs highlight outstanding seniors who excel among their peers due to their academic success and good citizenship. The MRGBAHEC exposes these students to the various programs at the UTHSCSA Campus and the MRGBAHEC.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. On Saturday, January 14, 2012, students enrolled in the Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Youth Health Service Corp (YHSC) will volunteer their time to help beautify the environment. The group will gather at Lake Casa Blanca State Park in observance of Martin Luther King (MLK) Day of Service and work to in teams to help clean the park.
The Mid Rio Grande Border AHEC will partner with the U.S. Border Patrol, Laredo Sector and Judge Oscar Martinez to offer the Rewarding, Education, Attitude and Leadership (REAL) Program staring January 2012. The mission of this program is to re-direct students who are considered to be "at risk" students and motivate them tomake responsible choices and pursue a higher education.
The Mid Rio Grande Border AHEC collaborates with other community agencies in the monthly Farmers Market event held at the heart of Laredo, Texas. Students enrolled in AHEC programs are given the opportunity to volunteer and learn about various farming opportunities as well as vegetables, fruits, spices and other home grown food items.
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Career Fair Events at Various Schools in the Region
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Texas A&M International Career Fair Exposition
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Why Brandon Roy can still start for Portland
Apparently the Blazers' front office is considering asking Brandon Roy to retire (maybe they already have). The popular and logical opinion is that he is done. But, what if they're wrong? [Read More]
What it means to wear zero, part 2: "Zero cultural value"
If Agent Zero has retired the cape and tights, who will carry on the cause? The two most likely candidates have ties to Seattle. Russell Westbrook was drafted by the Sonics in 2008 and Aaron Brooks is a town kid. Each confessed to bolstering their mental game by wrapping themselves in the void. [Read More]
And It was written, "Jesus (Shuttlesworth) would Bruise the head of the Serpant (Black Mamba)."
Big Baby Davis is Kung Fu Panda. Panda said, I felt like a beast out there. He found the fortune cookie on top of the backboard. What I may remember as Ray Day, turned into something bigger for our region, and for my girlfriend. NateRob called him, The best shooter in NBA history. [Read More]
. . . And here's to you, Mr. Robinson
The brightest light shined on the mightiest mite. KryptoNate brought Superman back to earth. "I just wanted to be a pest out there." — Nate Robinson. Ron Artest's gunner mentality almost sunk LA. Recently former Sonic Kevin Durant opened up his Twitter page to a Q and A with his followers. [Read More]
What does it mean to be an NBA player from the Northwest?
Ever since blue chip recruit Terrence Jones of Jefferson High in Portland picked the black Washington hat, but did not sign a letter of intent, Husky Nation has had an unquenchable thirst for news on this story . . . Why doesn't Brandon Roy's knee have a Twitter page? . . . And are there basketball clicks in the 2-0-6? [Read More]


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Belen High duo close out careers
Belen High's Katee Elkins-Romero and Gilbert Devlin may not have expected to be playing in this week's State Tennis North-South All-State matches, but they certainly enjoyed the experience.
Elkins-Romero and Devlin both said thy found out at the end of their senior seasons, about two months ago, that they'd been chosen to play for the South squad.
"I was so excited," Elkins-Romero said enthusiastically. "I was really excited. It was really unexpected. I didn't expect to be picked, (so) when I found out, I just thought 'What an honor.'"
Devlin shored those sentiments.
"It was awesome," he said of the news that he was chosen to be an All-State player. "I was just happy I could play (again). It was an honor."
The New Mexico High School Coaches Association revived the All-State Tennis event last season to the delight of many in the tennis community. Devlin and Elkins-Romero were part of the South squad, which was coached by Mayfield coach Judy Harlas and included players from Las Cruces, Carlsbad and Hobbs in addition to an Albuquerque High player.
The North All-Stars beat the South squad 14-7 and neither Belen player was on the winning end of their matches through boys and girls doubles, mixed doubles or singles competitions. But as organizer Dick Johnson said in his closing remarks to players, coaches and parents, the All-State tennis competition is "not about the winning or losing. It's just fun to get together."
Elkins-Romero and Devlin both said they came into the beginning practice and festivities on Sunday not knowing many of their fellow All-Staters, but they soon felt a part of the group after practices and All-State festivities like Monday night's dinner.
"They totally made me and Gilbert feel at home," Elkins-Romero said. "We had fun, went to dinner with each other, worked with each other. We just grew with another team, which is one of the neat parts of (State All-Stars). You learn to support each other."
Neither Elkins-Romero or Devlin said they're going to continue playing tennis at college, Elkins-Romero is going to New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, N.M., a school without a tennis team, where she will study nursing.
Devlin is attending the University of New Mexico's main campus in Albuquerque.
"My cousin David is trying to talk me into playing for the UNM club team but I'm not sure," said Devlin.
But if this week's All-State competition should turn out to be their final competitive tennis, both former Belen players said they had a great time.
"I'm happy," Elkins-Romero said. "It's a good ending. It's a good way to finish up. I played my heart out today. (Losing) was a little bit of a letdown but it was still a good experience."
Devlin said the experience was a good final high school experience, something some players don't get to have.
"We got to know new people and that was fun," he said. "They're all really, really good. Getting to meet some new people and play high school tennis one last time was really great."


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City weighs allowing deer hunting
City Council members may eventually allow people to kill deer within Durham using a bow and arrow, but for now, they say a proposed ordinance that would clear the way for an annual hunt needs more work.
The main issue demanding attention, they said, is how big a buffer to leave around homes and other structures.
The proposed ordinance that administrators drafted after consultations with experts from Duke University and the state requires would-be hunters to make sure the parcel of land they're shooting on is larger than two acres.
But council members suggested considering a four- or five-acre minimum, and including an additional 250-foot buffer from property lines, dwellings and other occupied structures.
"I'm not trying to block this, [but] we don't allow people to shoot firearms in the city limits and I'm not particularly comfortable with bows and arrows either," said Councilwoman Diane Catotti.
She added that the prospective hunt is more suited to "our larger wooded areas."
City officials are studying the issue because they've been fielding requests for about a year now, from residents and local hunters, for a loosening of the city's existing, across-the-board ban on shooting wild game.
Supporters of a hunt say it's a good way to curb a deer-overpopulation problem that results each year in a multitude of bent car fenders and damaged gardens.
The proposed ordinance would allow bow-and-arrow use by licensed hunters during the state's annual late-summer/early fall deer season. It could also set the stage for the city to participate in the state's "urban archery program," a second hunting season in mid-winter.
Hunters could take game on their own land, or on someone else's if they can get the owner's permission.
As drafted, would-be archers would have to use "a permanent or portable elevated platform" that's at least 10 feet off the ground. That's meant as a safety measure, to ensure that when a hunter fires, the arrow flies at a downward angle that allows it only a short flight.
City Manager Tom Bonfield's staff modeled the proposal on a law in Wake Forest that also includes a minimum parcel size and an elevated-platform requirement.
But Wake Forest's minimum-parcel standard appears less restrictive than the Durham proposal.
While the northern Wake County town sets a five-acre minimum, it says hunters can meet it through an "aggregation of continuous tracts or parcels." The Durham version says nothing about spanning multiple properties.
The Wake Forest ordinance includes additional buffers. Arrows can't be "fired from or propelled within" 50 yards of a dwelling or road right of way, or within 100 yards of a day care, school, church or park.
The initial draft of Durham's law didn't echo those provisions, but council members on Thursday suggested adding similar restrictions to the Durham draft.
Neighboring Chapel Hill allows bow hunting and doesn't set a minimum lot size. Bob Reda, president of the Broken Arrow Archery Club, said he's obtained permission to hunt on about 30 properties in Chapel Hill; only four or so are larger than two acres.
He added that an owner's permission has to allow not just the shooting of an animal but also the retrieval of its carcass. Wounded deer can travel a few dozen or even a couple hundred yards before they expire.
Skepticism about allowing a hunt came from Dave Owen, a local activist known for his work on Eno River issues.
He read to the council a poem styled as a conversation between a doe and a fawn, the doe complaining that humans "want to skewer us right in their own back yard" when tall garden fencing and a measured approach to driving would as easily address the problem.
"So what did the deer say?" Mayor Bill Bell quipped after Owen finished.
"The deer said, if the deer's still alive, 'Please don't mow me down,'" Councilwoman Cora Cole-McFadden answered.
But Cole-McFadden added later that deer are numerous enough, in her north Durham neighborhood, to make driving there at night frightening and to negate residents' attempts at vegetable gardening.


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Fair Grounds: Divine Loretta capitalizes on fast pace in Red Camelia
NEW ORLEANS – Taking advantage of a fast, contested pace, late-running Divine Loretta stormed to the lead in the stretch en route to a one-length victory in the Red Camelia on Saturday on the Fair Grounds turf course.
Jockey James Graham let Divine Loretta settle several lengths off the early pace as Ladyzarbridge and Little Polka Dot battled for the lead.
"I liked the two on the front end fighting it out,'' said Sweet Hodges, who trains Divine Loretta for Randy Davis and Associates. "James rode a real good race, and she is a nice mare.''
The fractions – 23.32 seconds for the quarter-mile, 47.80 for the half, and 1:12.64 were quick for the course. Ladyzarbridge faded out of contention on the backstretch, but Little Polka Dot held on to finish second, 1 ¼ lengths in front of third-place Burning Creole in a field of eight older Louisiana-bred fillies and mares.
Divine Loretta, who won for the sixth time in 21 starts, was racing for the first time this year.
"A great animal,'' Graham said. "She's had a lot of trouble trying to get in races that didn't fill for her.''
She's 3 for 6 on the Fair Grounds turf and never finished out of the money on it.


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ARCADIA, Calif. – The European Group 1 winners Flintshire and Winsili will not start in Breeders' Cup races Nov. 2, the racing manager of Juddmonte Farms said in an e-mail Saturday.
Teddy Grimthorpe did not indicate a reason, saying they would not be traveling to California. Flintshire was a candidate for the $3 million BC Turf, while Winsili was being considered for the $2 million BC Filly and Mare Turf.
Flintshire, trained by Andre Fabre, won the Group 1 Grand Prix de Paris for 3-year-olds at Longchamp in July but was eighth of 17 in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Oct. 6.
Winsili, trained by John Gosden, won the Group 1 Nassau Stakes at Goodwood, England, on Aug. 3. Winsili has not started since.


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When you hear about gangs in New York, do you automatically think of the Sharks and the Jets? When is the last time you heard someone say that they feel or look pretty when you didn't think of West Side Story and the infamous song I Feel Pretty… "I feel pretty…oh, so pretty, I feel pretty and witty and bright…" If you don't know that song, you might want to watch or even re-watch this film and I promise that soon, you will humming at least one of its many catchy, timeless tunes. Trust me, this film is contagious. More than most musicals of its era, this one is filled with songs and characters that are actually memorable. True, there is some corny stuff here but it wouldn't be a 1960s musical with some sentiment. Part of the "difference" of West Side Story comes from the music itself…a score and songs written by Leonard Bernstein with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Both men perfectly capture the rhythm and energy of New York, but without forgetting about the grime and grit that goes along with any urban setting. Speaking of New York, this one is actually FILMED there…on the streets themselves…not on a set, like most musicals (and even many non-musical movies) of the day. So, the Jets and the Sharks are fighting about territory we REALLY see and can REALLY feel. The story, for the few who do not know, is really a modern day re-telling of Romeo and Juliet, star-crossed who were doomed from the get-go. Whereas Shakespeare's couple had feuding Italian families to hinder their romance, here it's rival gangs and, more importantly, different cultures that get in the way of the young lovers' happiness (Tony is in a White gang…The Jets…and Maria's brother, Bernardo, is leader of the Puerto Rican gang, The Sharks). The real draw to this one, though, is the music…which is good since this is a musical, right? I promise after you hear a few bars of America, you will be singing along for weeks…"I like to be in America…OK by me in a America…"
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One of the best novels of the 20th Century is wonderfully adapted into one of the best films of the century, as well. Talk about a rarity! Many adaptations, especially those of well-received books, fall far from the mark usually. Either they are generally not good, or they are edited so much that the book's story is hardly recognizable. In this faithful adaptations, Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning tale stays true…mostly because of the vivid performances, especially by Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch. Peck won his only Oscar for his portrayal as the Southern Gentleman who is both a lawyer who defends innocent, yet African American, Tom Robinson and also the father of Scout and Jem Finch. Wonderfully directed and shot as well… the fictional town Lee created of Maycomb, Georgia really comes to life as a conflicted small-town. And the mood of the era…the 1930s…is also captured. Racism was rampant during these years…especially in the South. Southerners were still bitter over the Civil War and still saw Blacks as slaves. An almost-perfect interpretation of one of the more perfect books of American literature.
Everytime I see this one, for some reason I always forget the twists and turns it takes, which is good since that of course increases the suspense for me. This is a prime example of wonderful melodramatic noir films of the post-WWII era…maybe even the best example. Not as serious as Laura, (or as good) and not as over-the-top as some (such as the Joan Crawford campy classic Mildred Pierce), The Postman Always Rings Twice is a perfect mix of murder and sex. Based on the short novel written by the same author as Pierce and another murder/sex film noir classic Double Indemnity, James M. Cain, Postman finds drifter John Garfield drifting to a roadside gas station/café owned by a older guy and his sultry, younger wife, Cora, who puts the D in DAME and the X in SEX. Lana Turner has never had to play up her sensual self as much as in this film…she seems to just sizzle each time the camera is on her. And Garfield does a good job of catering to her…not being able to resist, but putting up just enough resistance to lead to trouble. Basically, a great potboiler for those cold, lonely nights.
This is the classic example of film noir….more than Otto Preminger's Laura…more than anything else of the era. Why? Well, because this one's got everything. In a big way too….lust, murder, the perfect femme fatale, the perfect fall-guy, the perfect everything. Based on the novel by James M. Cain (who also penned The Postman Always Rings Twice and Mildred Pierce) and directed by Billy Wilder, Double Indemnity is a thriller from start to finish…you're always wondering and questions and getting closer and closer to the edge of your seat. Fred MacMurray plays a sarcastic insurance salesman who catches Barbara Stanwyck's eye when he goes to try and sell her husband some insurance. Stanwyck is unhappily married and MacMurray knows it. The one thing in their way…her husband. Like in Postman, husbands are always expendable. Stanwyck is simply the best film femme fatale ever. She's mean without being hard. She's cool under pressure without being too sentimental. Stylized and perfectly cast, this Wilder masterpiece set the standard for film noir films…and dared others to try and top it…which, in my opinion, no film ever did.
The ladies are all back…with their beaus…and they've all hit NYC by storm once again. I was never THAT into the show – I had seen an episode here, a clip there – so I was worried if that would effect how I liked the movie. Well, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) does a nice recap in the beginning of the film that pretty much makes sure fans and novices alike are relatively on the same page. And after that, WATCH OUT! It's a wild ride of emotions, fashion, music, posing, clubbing, love and hate. The major critical complaint about this one has been that it's too long. But, I would disagree with that, saying that the time passes quickly and there really are never any lulls. Another criticism I've heard is that it's shallow. HELLO! The TV series was shallow! So, did we really expect the movie to become this deep, philosophical study? We would not go see something like that, but we would see this…something fun and light. This is not a heavy movie. It's a good movie for girlfriends to see together and compare notes about after. It's not going to come up on Oscar night (except maybe for costumes!). It's fun. Just like the show was. We really wouldn't have wanted them to change anything, did we?
All I had heard about this movie is that it's about a man who gets younger, rather than older. And that is an important part of the film…but it is far from the crux of the film. The film, at its true heart, is a love story, which is well-done, not contrived and very well plotted. This surprised me for several reasons. David Fincher is not exactly the "go to" guy for your Hollywood love story. He's a action/thriller/gritty/dark director who's films always have an edge. Here, I feel Fincher's edge is the fantasy of the aging backwards gimmick, since the love story he creates is simple and gentle…a touching masterpiece of on-screen romance. This is the type of love story you would see with Tracy and Hepburn…magical and real. It reminded me a little of William Wyler's Roman Holiday, which, like this film is known more for another aspect of the film (in Wyler's case, his movie is known more for being a comedy) than for the more touching, more vivid true sentiment of the film. Fincher's fantasy aspect adds emphasis to the love story, just like Wyler's comic aspects of Roman Holiday accentuate the doomed relationship between Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn. In addition to this multi-layered story, the performances by Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett have never been better…especially Pitt, who convinces us every step of the way that he really is a man who was born old and will die young.
A great movie that actually makes its audience think. I know — THE HORROR, THE HORROR. We have to THINK! A tough, hard film, Doubt is superbly acted and scripted. Why is it hard? Well, it deal with one of our most taboo subjects — priests and young boys and doing more than sipping the alter wine together. Meryl Streep places a nun running a school in the early 1960s. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the attached church's priest. There is some suspicion about him with the alter boys, but Streep doesn't have any proof. She just has her doubts. I walked out of the theater thinking I had just seen a good movie and that would be the end of it…but it stuck with me. I couldn't stop thinking about it. Did he or didn't he? Did Streep's nun do the right thing? What would have been a better solution? Etc… Sadly, most movies today don't even make your brain click on. So, when one comes around where it keeps your thought processes going for days…it's a keeper!
Director Otto Preminger really proved he was a filmmaker with clout by being able to make a film like this. Even in 1959, when Hollywood was actually THINKING first and making money second, this film was a risk. First, its dialogue gets pretty graphic (for the day). Secondly, much of the second half of the film is set ONLY in the courtroom, leaving the audience nothing to do than watch lawyers bickering and objecting. Preminger must have known what he was doing when he made this black and white, two-and-a-half-hour courtroom drama…because I dare you to take your eyes off this one for even a second. Yes, I said two-and-a-half-hours…much of it set in court with more dialogue than action. But, somehow, it works. It is a truly captivating film. James Stewart plays a quirky small-town lawyer who takes the case of an Army lieutenant who gets arrested for killing a man who allegedly raped his wife. We find this out right in the beginning and then the rest of the film is how Stewart goes about setting up his case and what steps he takes before and during trial. Sounds dull, right? Well, as I said, Preminger must have had magic up his sleeve for this one because this film is never is dull. It clips along through witness testimony and presented evidence, and all that legal fun stuff. And trust me, there is plenty of tension…I mean all along we're wondering if Stewart is going to be able to achieve what he set out to achieve…getting Lt. Manion off for the murder…a murder Lt. Manion has NEVER denied he committed. But, it's more than just a movie about suspense…it's a movie about the process of the law…about how our justice system works and about how lawyers plug along and make their case. A fascinating film about a subject that could have been un-fascinating, if put in the wrong hands. Thankfully, Preminger's hands were the right ones.
Agatha Christie stuck mainly to her continuing characters…Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, etc…when writing. But, occasionally she would go off on a limb and write something original, introducing new characters to the audience. With the stage play Witness for the Prosecution, she created an entirely new world of people and situations, which kept the reader on his/her toes throughout. Made into a film in 1957 by talented and well-rounded film director Billy Wilder, the movie keeps us hanging until the last possible second and delivers the same kind of wallop as the play. Set in London, the story revolves around Leonard Vole's (played by Tyrone Power) guilt or innocence. He is being tried for the murder of a wealthy, older woman he befriended. Unlike a lot of thrillers that are made, this one does have a very satisfying ending, do mostly to the relationship between Vole and his wife…one of Marlene Dietrich's finest performances. But, the main character of the film is Sir Wilfrid Robarts, the crotchety, ailing barrister Vole gets to represent him. Not really known for light-ish roles, Charles Laughton dives into the barrister with a droll vigor that makes the audience LOVE Wilfrid even though he's crass, brash, insubordinate, and very pig-headed. Laughton just seems to be having so much fun playing this character; without him, Wilfrid would have just been another forgettable character.
Alfred Hitchcock's first film made in America, with producer David O. Selznick of Gone with the Wind fame, sealed the director's fate as an established and successful filmmaker. Rebecca won the Best Picture Oscar in 1940, even though Hitchcock was overlooked as Best Director. This is not to say the film is without flaws. Joan Fontaine is supposed to play the innocent, naïve female lead, but she always seems much too old and sophisticated for the part, even though she does her best to seem demure. Aside from that, the film is a great thriller…one that will stand the test of time as a solid Hitchcock thriller. Laurence Olivier is pretty perfect as Maxim de Winter—we buy him as a tormented man—and Judith Anderson shines as the evil, sinister Mrs. Danvers. And, of course, Hitchcock's camera captures the right tone and mood from the Daphne Du Maurier novel, allowing us to see Manderlay as a place of both happiness and nightmares.


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Placido Domingo, SBTRKT, Friend Within, Kate Simko & London Electronic Orchestra, Imelda May and The Mirror Trap all join iTunes Festival 2014.
'For many reasons, I am thrilled to be the final performer at this year's iTunes Festival seen all over the world: thrilled to be following Katy Perry who was last year's closing performer; thrilled to be able to perform with other excellent singers; and above all, thrilled for the recognition that this brings to the unique and magnificent world of opera and classical music.' - Placido Domingo
Artists: Plácido Domingo, SBTRKT, Friend Within, Kate Simko & London Electronic Orchestra, Imelda May and The Mirror Trap all join iTunes Festival 2014
Current Line-up:
September 1 deadmau5 + Friend Within + Kate Simko & London Electronic Orchestra
September 2 Beck + Jenny Lewis
September 3 David Guetta + Clean Bandit + Robin Schulz
September 4 5 Seconds of Summer + Charlie Simpson
September 5 Kasabian
September 6 Tony Bennett + Imelda May
September 7 Calvin Harris + Kiesza
September 8 Robert Plant + Luke Sital-Singh
September 9 Sam Smith + SOHN
September 10 Pharrell Williams + Jungle
September 11 Maroon 5 + Matthew Koma + Nick Gardner
September 12 Elbow + Nick Mulvey
September 13 Paolo Nutini + Rae Morris
September 14 David Gray + Lisa Hannigan
September 15 The Script + Foxes
September 16 Blondie + Chrissie Hynde
September 17 Gregory Porter + Eric Whitacre
September 18 Jessie Ware + Little Dragon
September 19 SBTRKT
September 20 Rudimental + Jess Glynne
September 21 Ryan Adams + First Aid Kit
September 22 Jessie J + James Bay
September 23 Placebo + The Mirror Trap
September 24 Ben Howard + Hozier
September 25 Mary J. Blige
September 26 Lenny Kravitz + Wolf Alice
September 27 Kylie + MNEK
September 28 Nicola Benedetti + Miloš + Alison Balsom
September 29 Ed Sheeran + Foy Vance
September 30 Plácido Domingo
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The story of porcelain at the Fitzwilliam
Posted: November 28, 2013|
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THE Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, is opening a newly curated exhibition of ceramics tomorrow (November 29).
Planned by potter and Cambridge graduate Edmund de Waal, On White: Porcelain Stories will explore the historical obsession with porcelain.
"The Fitzwilliam has an extraordinary collection of Chinese porcelain," said de Waal. "I hope that by telling some of its stories visitors will begin to look again at the objects on display here."


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The Tyee Club is the primary fundraising arm of the University of Washington Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, which operates a low-margin $60 million annual enterprise that serves more than 650 student-athletes. Unlike other departments, Husky Athletics is self-funded except for the three percent of its budget, which is received from the University in the form of tuition waivers. The remaining 97 percent is funded through the generous support of patrons, alumni and friends.
Since the beginning, the Tyee Club's mission has been to support Husky Athletics through private giving and volunteer leadership.
We offer six ways to support Husky Athletics: seat-related giving, annual scholarship support for over 650 student-athletes competing in 21 sports, team enhancement, capital projects, endowments and planned giving.
When you give to any one of these areas, you become a part of the Tyee family. You're considered a leader and the most faithful of local Husky fans. It also gives us a way to recognize your generosity with priority season tickets, post-season tickets, parking and special event invitations.


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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
The Bishop England Lady Bishops sit atop Class 2A basketball, while the Wando boys climbed one spot to No. 3 in Class 4A, according to the latest S.C. Basketball Coaches Association poll released Tuesday.
Bishop England (15-1, 7-0 Region VI) moves to No. 1 after spending nine weeks in the No. 2 slot. Since the last SCBCA poll was released earlier this month, the Lady Bishops have reeled off five straight wins, three in region, by an average margin of 57 points.
Former No. 1 Fairfield Central tumbled down to No. 3 after falling 34-30 to Columbia Jan. 10 at home.
Wando (15-3, 2-0 Region VII) moved up one spot to No. 3 in boys Class 4A. But hours after the poll was released, the Warriors knocked off No. 1 Goose Creek 74-40 at home.
Wando has won three games since the last SCBCA poll by an average margin of 29 points. The Warriors jumped Gaffney, and slid up a spot behind Irmo. Hillcrest fell down from No. 2 to No. 6 with a 69-67 loss at Woodmont Jan. 17.
South Carolina Basketball Coaches Polls
Boys poll
Class AAAA
1. Goose Creek
2. Irmo
3. Wando
4. Gaffney
5. South Pointe
6. Hillcrest
7. Northwestern
8. North Augusta
9. Woodmont
10. Dorman
Class AAA
1. Midland Valley
2. Eastside
3. Travelers Rest
4. North Myrtle Beach
5. Dreher
6. Hartsville
7. Airport
8. Darlington
9. Myrtle Beach
10. Westwood
Class AA
1. Newberry
2. Lake City
3. Lake Marion
4. Keenan
5. Indian Land
6. Mullins
7. Blacksburg
8. Kingstree
9. Battery Creek
10. Dillon
Class A
1. Whale Branch
2. St. Joseph's
3. Greenville Tech
4. Fox Creek
5. Baptist Hill
6. Calhoun Falls
7. Southside Christian
8. Timmonsville
9. CA Johnson
10. Great Falls
Girls poll
Class AAAA
1. Dorman
2. Spring Valley
3. Irmo
4. Goose Creek
5. West Florence
6. Sumter
7. Lancaster
8. Summerville
9. Colleton County
10. Ft. Mill
Class AAA
1. Orangeburg-Wilkinson
2. Lower Richland
3. Daniel
4. Dreher
5. Crestwood
6. Chapin
7. Southside
8. Blue Ridge
9. Hilton Head
10. Palmetto
Class AA
1. Bishop England
2. Dillon
3. Fairfield Central
4. Mullins
5. Kingstree
6. Andrew Jackson
7. Columbia
8. Ninety Six
9. Pendleton
10. Academic Magnet
Class A
1. Hemingway
2. Timmonsville
3. Whale Branch
4. Denmark-Olar
5. Cross
6. Carvers Bay
7. Wagener-Salley
8. Baptist Hill
9. Calhoun Falls
10. Ridge Spring-Monetta
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Squier Red and the Blues Band will perform at Friday's edition of the Bynum Front Porch Series, at Bynum General Store, at 950 Bynum Road in Bynum. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. Admission is a suggested donation of $5 to $7. For information, visit www.bynumfrontporch.org.


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Great Curtain Rods I love the color and finish of these curtain rods. They came with all the necessary hardware and were easy to install. November 9, 2013
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Long enough! Just bought and installed one of these in my master bedroom. The window was 108" wide so I was concerned that the longest rod wouldn't be long enough - not true. The 108" dimension assumes 12" of overlap between the inner and outer rods...you can still stretch it a bit more and be fine. And the longest rod comes with three hardware supports (one in the middle). Looks good with the burlap curtains! April 24, 2014
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The Gator G-CLUB BACKPACK-SM is a rugged-built backpack that is perfect for DJs or mobile recording. The G-CLUB backpack features appropriately sized pockets for recording interfaces and external hard drives, a padded larger pocket to protect a laptop, and even internal storage for cables with Velcro cable management. The rugged nylon construction will keep things safe from harm on the go, while the padded straps and breathable ventilation channel keeps things comfy and cool while wearing it to your next gig.


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As our site director, Mark Dombeck, Ph.D., commented recently in his introduction to our new Bipolar True and Factual topic center, "here on Mental Help Net, we are blessed with many useful writings by therapists and doctors of various varieties. We have fewer writings by people who those therapists and doctors work with. I hope to remedy this structural lapse as we go forward."
With the addition of that new topic center, as well as the wonderful Asylum Squad Comic Strip by Sarafin about her experiences with Schizophrenia, we are beginning to remedy that situation.
We wanted to make you aware of a new magazine that is also seeking to share the stories and creative submissions from young adults who have mental illness.
The Painted Brain is a magazine for and by young adults (18-30) with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and other mental illnesses. They are seeking submissions for their November issue. The theme for that upcoming issue is 'Escapism' and they are also seeking personal stories about hospitalization experiences. Anonymous submissions are always welcome. They accept art, poetry, stories, photography and even rants. They can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. The deadline for this issue is September 26th.
We encourage those who are interested in sharing their experiences to consider submitting material to the magazine as a way to continue to get personal stories and experiences about mental illness into media sources.
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