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I have so many reasons to reflect with a spirit of gratitude upon the events of this summer.
To see the story of the Restoration and the story of the Church in the British Isles told with such power, it was such an incredible blessing.
We have an incredible bank of talent among the membership of the Church in the United Kingdom and everywhere in fact. We have incredible people! Incredible men! Incredible women! Incredible youth! Incredible children! And they are so willing! Those talents when directed towards the cause of building a Zion – when we consecrate ourselves and our talents – we create an affect far greater than the sum of the individual talents that are being offered. There is a Zion-synergy.
I learned again that there is a special spirit that accompanies the story and testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith and the coming forth of The Book of Mormon. It is powerful and persuasive.
I saw that there is an incredible appetite for the things of the Kingdom among the Latter-day Saints. There is a hunger and a thirst for righteousness. There is a light in the eyes of the people of the Lord when they feel they are accomplishing the will and purposes of the Lord. I saw that in the faces of hundreds and hundreds of people over the summer. Not only among those who were participating day in and day out but also in the faces of the thousands who came to see the British Pageant and brought people they care about with them. It was the spirit of joy. It was the spirit of the Gospel. It was the spirit of service.
I also saw that there is a sacred power connected to faith and sacrifice when we come together as members of the Church – under covenant to sacrifice and serve – to accomplish the work of the Lord. Those people in the British Pageant company came forward largely not knowing what they would be expected to do. They felt something within them stir and they came forward as volunteers with a humble desire to serve. And they were called and their service was magnificent.
I learned too that there is something profound for each of us in knowing the stories of the early days of the Church in our country. Those first missionaries and those first converts have so much to teach us in the 21st-century Church in the Britain and Ireland of today. Of course, we do missionary work in a very different way today than they did it back in the 1830s and 40s. But there are so many things that are exactly the same; not least the Gospel message and the Spirit! But something of the resolution and strength and commitment and honesty of those early Saints is offered as their blessing upon us as we come to learn more of their stories. We aren't going to be asked to leave our homes and our jobs and our country to emigrate to some foreign place or sail the Atlantic or push a handcart across the plains but in our own time and in our own ways we will face exactly the same sort of testing as those early members of the Church faced. It is a good thing to know something of their story and to see our efforts in relation to the work of salvation as a continuation of that story – the story of Heber C. Kimball, Joseph Fielding, Wilford Woodruff, John Taylor, George Watt, George Q. Cannon and the other great souls that we learn of through the pages of our British Church history. These were real people with the same kinds of personal challenges and weaknesses that we have as people. But they never let their circumstances, their limitations and incapacities prevent them from making an offering of love and service. In fact, it was because of their weaknesses that they were empowered to make their offering and it was all the more beautiful because of it all. We can do the same in our own way and in our own times. This is their story and now our story too.
I also felt strongly that it is possible for us to create a Zion today. I felt the British Pageant company really were striving together to live by Zion principles. And we felt it in our friendships and in our fellowship. Something special was experienced. Something it is hard to put into words because words do not really capture the feeling or do justice to the joy. But we learned something about how to create such a Zion in our own hearts and in our own families and because of that we are better equipped to play our part in building Zion in our ward and branch families and in our stakes.
I saw again that as Mormons, we love to work hard and we love to play. We are at our best when we are working together. We love to enjoy ourselves. I was reminded that if we are not enjoying what we are doing in the Church and through our service, it is likely to be because we are not doing it the way that it should be done as defined by the Lord Himself. Even in the midst of the hard work and testing and the disappointments, there is joy. There is joy in everything.
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Stillwater is situated between the towns of
Pontypool and Usk with easy access from the M4 to the south and A40 to the north. The reservoir allows for a variety of approaches to fly fishing from easy access lure fishing to more challenging stalking with nymphs and dry fly.
Rainbow trout a small head of wild Brown trout the main emphasis being on Rainbow trout.
Available from the Rangers office on site or a machine (bank permits only) at:
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Sluvad Road New Inn
Tel: 01291 673722
Fax: 01495 769283
Disabled access to toilets near pontoons and at northern car park.
1 Wheelie Boat (currently out of use awaiting repair)
Tackle and Techniques for Fishing at Llandegfedd
Bank and boat fishing will be more successful if you use the right rod. A 9ft 6in or 10ft is preferred with a line rating of AFTM 7 - 8. The longer rods will give more control over flies and will allow a maximum amount of line to be put out when needed. The choice of rod is down to the individual but it should be comfortable enough to use all day.
Reels come in a wide variety of sizes depending on the weight of line being used. Wide arbour reels reduce the memory effect attributed to narrower bodied reels and allow a faster recovery or stripping out of line. Now available in a variety of materials from graphite to titanium with prices to reflect.
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There is a bewildering array of lines now available on the market. Basically you will need a floater intermediate and fast sinker to match your fishing depth to that of the feeding fish. The style of line manufacturer and even colour of fly line is down to personal choice. If you are new to the sport see what local anglers are using and choose something that matches the line weight of your rod and is within your price range. Remember fly lines will need replacing regularly if you are fishing frequently and are easily damaged on stones boat fittings and propellers!
Again a wide variety is available and the choice of leader is down to personal preference. The two main types of material now used are monofilament and fluorocarbon. Fluorocarbon is less visible in water and has a narrower diameter than mono of the same breaking strain it's also considerably heavier and sinks much more quickly making it suitable for lure wet fly and nymph fishing particularly in clearer water. Mono is still probably preferable for fishing dries. The breaking strains chosen should be appropriate to the style of fishing and size of fish expected.
These are governed by the time of year and weather conditions. Early season usually means fishing fast sinking lines with short leaders and Boobies or lures or for the traditionalist a floating line with long leader and weighted nymphs can provide just as many fish. Early season flies that prove successful include damsel
Montana Viva Cats Whisker various Boobies and Blobs Hares Ear Pheasant tail and buzzer. These are also fished throughout the season at varying depths but as the water warms and insect life increases many anglers turn to intermediate and floating lines with teams of nymphs or dries targeting rising fish. Hoppers and daddies usually prove deadly when fish are rising freely but more difficult conditions may require much smaller emergers and dries to be used individually with long and light-weight leaders. July and August are generally the hardest months for fly fishing at the reservoir with fish retreating to deep water to avoid the high surface water temperatures. Some days however can produce superb static dry fly fishing with fish taking dries blind. Late season is renowned for surface and sub-surface activity with good bags of fish taken on teams of buzzers or Diawl Bachs stripped through the surface on floating lines or a few feet down with slow intermediate lines. Many good fish are also taken on dries and emergers at this time with the Daddy being a firm favourite of many. Late season can also produce large fish and even the odd Brown trout on Muddlers or Boobies stripped across the surface close to the shores particularly if there is a good breeze blowing. Coarse fish fry are often herded into the margins by trout and perch for feeding frenzies floating fry patterns cast into these disturbances and fished static or twitched often produce surprising results.
This is greatly dependant upon wind direction and strength. Many bank anglers favour the East bank and Bill Smiths bay due to the variety of water depths and relatively easy access for all their fishing. Other prefer the quieter and shallower North shore. With weekly stockings of fish theres always a head of stockies available and these can usually be found where the wind is blowing onto the bank. Resident fish tend to feed upwind and often congregate in shoals along the more sheltered areas picking up insects blown onto the water from surrounding trees etc.
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So why are they selling lots of their domains you ask? It's simple, really… Called "house cleaning" where you try to get rid of domains that aren't too important to you (most likely because they are not making any / enough PPC revenue) or as domain insiders like to call this offloading "liquidating non strategic domains".
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- The Holy Cross men's rowing team will return to action on Saturday, April 6, when it takes on EARC members Columbia, Dartmouth and MIT on Lake Quinsigamond at 10:30 a.m. Go here for the schedule: http://qra.org/regattas/lanes.php?racedate=04%2F06%2F2013.
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Keren Ann
I came late to Keren Ann. She had already burned her feet in Chelsea and seen water by the cathedral before "Lay Your Head Down" from her eponymous 2007 album took me back to lazy summer afternoons in the park and "It's All a Lie," "The Harder Ships of the World" and "Where No Endings End" kept me company in dark rooms late at night. Beautiful melancholy, not depressing, but inspiring. The soundscapes rise and fall in swirls of guitars, chanting choirs and eerie keyboards, and there is always that voice, so intimate, so close it seems to be singing only for me. I tracked down what I had missed and lingered over the mysterious charms of "Nolita", "Not Going Anywhere" and "End of May" and the dark humour of "Sailor & Widow." And now, almost four years after her last album, Keren Ann is back with 101. Hiding out on the 101st floor, she looks down on the fragments of her life and spins new stories. Each song is a window into a world, like the windows of the apartment building opposite James Stewart's in Rear Window. Each picture, lit by a different light, is a painting come to life, a painting in sound and words, telling a story. Through one window watch a man and a woman enter a room. They've been out and are perhaps a little drunk. "My Name Is Trouble," she tells him right from the start. She will obsess and possess him and love him to death. But caught in a moment when she turns away to the shadows, we see the expression on her face, the fear of emptiness that drives her, the vulnerability behind the bravado. She has a mysterious past. Next door, a woman plays an old record and leafs slowly through a photograph album, a ghost of a smile on her face. She runs her fingers over one of the photographs. She's remembering something, a broken love affair perhaps. Life has gone on, and she's not unhappy, but just for a moment, she feels, how fine it would be to do it all over again. She can hear the noise from the party in the luxury basement apartment below. It looks like an Andy Warhol gathering, with "All The Beautiful Girls" in colourful clothes draped over the furniture drinking wine. An enormous Jackson Pollock covers one wall. It hurts your eyeballs. There is a brittle quality to the conversations, the laughter too sharp and too loud, a sense of something dangerous about to happen. Somewhere, a glass breaks. "Sugar Mama" walks into another room. The young man lounging on the sofa strumming his guitar doesn't move. He wears torn jeans and a black T shirt, and he hasn't shaved for three days. The woman twirls a car key on her index finger, winks, hand on hip, and he leaves the room with her. She has a serious car and a plan. But not all the windows open on rooms. The murder that was sure to happen somewhere tonight has happened in the nightclub we see through another window. The performer stands on the stage and there's blood everywhere, blood on her shoes, on the ceiling, on the piano, on the microphone, on the band, on the instruments. 'My God, there's "Blood On My Hands,"' she thinks, wearing a look of astonishment on her face, shoulders slumped, she can't believe what they've done. The bloody bodies scattered around the floor are real enough. Or are they? She stares out of a tour bus window at her own reflection superimposed on the changing landscapes. New York. Sofia. Paris. Venice. London. She is still free but her heart is empty. In the end, she walks down the stairs from the 101st floor. Each floor has a number and each number suggests a feeling or an image to her: eighty nine bullets, forty six human chromosomes, twenty two guitars…It's like a skipping rhyme she recites as she descends. But the pictures painted by words and numbers, even the melodies themselves, are all part of a larger soundscape. There's a shifting soundtrack to all these stories, different moods, like the different qualities of light and colour. The funky beat of "Sugar Mama" sets up its oddball story. The gentle, acoustic beauty of "All the Beautiful Girls" is reminiscent of something from Not Going Anywhere. "You Were on Fire" builds and builds, adds layer after layer, from its acoustic beginnings to strings and a ghostly choir. Ethereal keyboards, strings and echoing choirs reach a chilling crescendo in "Strange Weather." There is beautiful melancholy here, in the stories haunted by loss, heartbreak and longing, but there is also hope. There is also a new energy, a broader range, a sense of new ground broken. The voice reaches out more, but Keren Ann retains her enigmatic quality, her intimate bond with the listener, and the vignettes still mystify as much as they illuminate. Nothing is sacrificed. Ultimately 101 embodies what Keren Ann`s music is all about: the songs, the voice, the sound.
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"I'm the ghost with the most, babe." - Beetlejuice
"The future is what you make it - so make it a good one." - Back to the Future
I have a idea, destroy the stuff that will be the problem (Cough t2 grill Cough) and replace that for mabye the extended quene with the story and put you in the new movie and join gru and all of the caracters in a all new version that does not copy the orlando version but use grus house for a new and kick-*** new exprinice!
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But, also, this guy I work with seems to think WW is safe (being such a highly rated show, and that the Entertainment department will fight tooth and nail to keep it). supposedly, he says that WWoHP is actually going to take up the Gibson/Tram Garage/Curious George area...except there just isn't enough room without taking out WW as well. I was looking at the Google Map of the Florida area and the Forbidden Journey building alone is massive.
Personally I think Shrek is safe, and HP will take up the space from Curious George to WW....Ive heard that HP is priority to anything else in the park. Of course what do I know, I'm not working on it....Even they might not know exactly what the plan is yet.
"Trap Toad will they? HA HA NEVER!"
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^i just really hate how we are getting a half a#$ potter land...the space is not even close to bigger enough for a project that will make them millions....just sad they can't use the T2 area (yes i know....the parking structure...its called rebuilding it to be the Forbidden Journey ride )
To me that side has MUCH more room and attractions that can go and be forgot about....Water World is still one of the reasons people go to the park after the Tram
I too love the Waterworld show but I mean, c'mon, it's so old now. I honestly believe that show is more popular than the movie! And comparing that show's popularity to HP, it's no question we'd rip out WW in a heartbeat. But Terminator has a massive fanbase (probably not as big as HPs, but still) and Shrek is one of the only child-friendly things in the park, aside from Animal Actors and Curious George (but does that last one count? haha).
My proposal: rip out WW, the Gibson, Curious George and Shrek. Replace Shrek with Despicable Me show. Replace WW, the Gibson and other surrounding areas with HP. Curious George will now simply be the entrance to HP land. Announce the end of T2:3D so fans can get one last season with it (summer seems too soon... Spring 2013?) and replace that with... I don't know, anything? That way, everybody's wishes come true!
I think the real loss here is the Gibson Amp. I've seen many shows there, been in the pit and backstage. I will be seeing Dream Theater there in July. It's a great venue.
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I'm confused about Despicable Me: the USF version is retaining the simulator aspect, correct? T2:3D's parking garage structure hopefully will be able to handle all those hydraulics unless they just keep it a regular 3D movie... which might be awkward.
It only makes sense. DM in 2013, and hopefully that, Transformers and maybe an addition to the studio tour in 2014 can tide the park over til HP opens in 2015. From what I see, Shrek, Curious George, WW and the Gibson will all leave for Harry Potter. Not to worry about space, look at Transformers: Universal will find a way to make it work. The loss of Shrek and Curious George will be helped by DM and possibly a new play area taking the place of Coke Soak, also themed to DM. They might even find a way to plant that kiddie coaster from IOA somewhere in there. The Wild West theater seems like a plausible space, although it has pretty much become "that space that's empty all year except Halloween and Christmas, but we REALLY need it then!"
Looks like as soon as the Mummy lockers/Jurassic play area construction is done, the lower lot aside from the changing Universal Experience exhibits will go untouched for the next long while. It's great to see USH finally cycling out the relics of the past. Hopefully they can also find a way to retool the ghastly Flintstones Rock Vegas midway.
"I'm the ghost with the most, babe." - Beetlejuice
"The future is what you make it - so make it a good one." - Back to the Future
I believe so. Also, no one has mentioned this yet, but if HP does go Gibson side of the park, Studio Tour would also have to be relocated.
Disneyland and Haunted Mansion fan boy!
Universal Studios Hollywood Employee
actauly i think that despicable me could be a simulator and in 2015 and the tour could get bttf and wwohp and despicable me could be open in mabye july 1 2013 as like king kong's open date and the ride could be in shrek but they will have to gut out the theater and the front and main outdoor quene into a big quene and would be nice.
I'm working as i'm with my autobots.
with the rumor of HOB sunset getting shutdown, i think they should just build one at citywalk haha
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City of Franklin and Virginia Beach employees Steve Motley, Steve Poe, Jason Truitt, and Captain Donnie Cagle proved their mastery of wastewater collection systems, laboratory, process control, maintenance, and safety.
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Surgically altered JAX® Mice may originate from several areas in The Jackson Laboratory's production or repository facilities. Mice that undergo a surgical procedure are transferred into surgical suites located in AX1, AX3, MP13,MP23 or RB01. The Jackson Laboratory is fully accredited by the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC International). All surgical procedures are approved by the institution's Animal Care and Use Committee, and analgesics are routinely administered to all animals undergoing a surgical procedure. Animals are surgically modified using atraumatic and aseptic technique in a laminar flow hood in the HEPA filtered surgical suites. Once fully recovered from surgery, the mice are packed into new sterile transport boxes and shipped to your facility.
All areas sending mice to the surgical suites participate in the regular Jackson Laboratory health-monitoring program. Health status reports for rooms sending mice to the surgical suites are available as PDF files. Mice are routinely monitored for the following organisms.
|Ectromelia virus
|Mouse minute virus
|Polyoma virus
|GDVII (Theiler's) virus
|Mouse adenovirus
|Reovirus 3
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|Mouse cytomegalovirus
|Rotavirus (EDIM)
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|Mouse hepatitis virus
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Blackout Effectors Sibling Analog OTA PhaserThe Blackout Effectors Sibling is the little sister of the Whetstone Phaser with 3 simple controls and a slow/fast toggle. The all-analog Sibling uses an OTA circuit to sync the effect to your guitar signal.$195.00
Blackout Effectors Whetstone Analog PhaserThe Blackout Effectors Whetstone Analog Phaser is the new phase on the block and it rocks. Capable of phaser sounds from classic to over the top and everything in between, the Blackout Effectors Whetstone Analog Phaser will find a place on your board.$275.00
Boss PH-3 PhaserThe Boss PH-3 Phaser is a multi-stage phase shifter that allows you to choose how many active stages for everything from vintage phase to modern whoosh. The Boss PH-3 Phaser also features a tap tempo synch to keep the phase in time with the music.$129.00
Chase Bliss Audio Wombtone MKII Acid EtchedThe bar has been raised, again. The Wombtone MKII is now THE most feature-laden phaser available, with the warm sound to back it up.$379.00
Chase Bliss Audio Wombtone MKII Analog PhaserThe bar has been raised, again. The Wombtone MKII is now THE most feature-laden phaser available, with the warm sound to back it up.$349.00
CMAT Mods Analog PhaserThe 4-stage CMAT Mods Analog Phaser is built using transistors matched to the most exacting standards and delivers warm, organic phase-shifting. The simple format of the CMAT Mods Analog Phaser allows for great tone without tons of tweaking.$140.00
Diamond Phase PedalThe Diamond Phase Analog Phaser Pedal is a sweet 2/6 stage phaser from Diamond Pedals. This analog beauty features signal mix level, expression control for LFO speed, and an auto buffered direct output. Check out the Diamond Phase Analog Phaser Pedal.$299.00
DOD Phasor 201The DOD Phasor 201 is nearly 40 years old. Many people don't know this, but the core of the Uni-Vibe is a 2-stage phase shifter, and DOD knows this. Four decades ago, the company set out to replicate this sound, and now, the original 2-stage phaser is available once again.$99.95
Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter PhaserThe Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter Phase Machine provides an incredible array of phase effects. The Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter Phaser even has vibe/vibrato effects on board for more versatility.$185.00
EarthQuaker Devices Grand Orbiter V2The Grand Orbitor V2 improves on the already ultra-cool phase machine by giving it a smaller footprint, a LFO kill mode and a new LED that show tempo even when in bypass.$195.00
Electro Harmonix Nano Bad Stone PhaserElectro-Harmonix has resurrected one of its long-forgotten classics, the Bad Stone phase shifter. The Bad Stone provides six stages (as opposed to four) of gooey phasing goodness.$73.50
Electro Harmonix Nano Small StoneThe Electro Harmonix Nano Small Stone carries all the tone of it's big brother in a tiny package. Featuring a control for speed and a color switch, the Electro Harmonix Nano Small Stone offers bountiful phase shifting tones in a space saving package.$71.60
Electro Harmonix Stereo Polyphase PedalThe Electro Harmonix Stereo Polyphase is a phaser and an envelope follower in one pedal! Get lush and swirling phase tones or touch sensitive auto wah sounds! The Electro Harmonix Stereo Polyphase is true to the original design with a some new features.$199.70
Empress PhaserThe Empress Phaser is a digitally controlled, all analog phaser with some great features for anything from classic phase to Univibe and auto wah tones. Featuring an all analog signal path and one of the lowest signal to noise ratios of any phase shifter, the Empress Phaser lets you t... read more$349.00
Greenhouse Effects Sonic Orb PhaserThe Sonic Orb by Israel's Greenhouse Effects is a warm, gooey, vintage-voiced phaser with a feature set to match its good looks and even better sound.$184.99
Keeley Electronics Phase 24The infallible tonesmiths at Keeley Electronics Phase 24 features precision hand-matched JFETs for the warmest phase tones possible, as well as a switch to select two or four stages.The 4-stage setting is the classic Phase 90 tone, perfect for all your Gilmour needs. The 2-stage setti... read more$179.00
Mad Professor Tiny Orange Phaser CBThe Mad Professor Tiny Orange Phaser pedal is especially tuned for electric guitar. From vintage phase to floating vibe sounds, the Mad Professor Tiny Orange Phaser pedal covers all your phase needs in a tiny orange box.$195.00
Mad Professor Tiny Orange Phaser PedalThe Mad Professor Tiny Orange Phaser pedal is especially tuned for electric guitar. From vintage phase to floating vibe sounds, the Mad Professor Tiny Orange Phaser pedal covers all your phase needs in a tiny orange box.$398.00
Malekko Omicron Analog Phaser
The Malekko Analog Phaser packs quite a bit in such a small package. Malekko is know for superior quality effects, and with their Omicron line, they've really brought something special to the world of phasers. In a compact housing, this true bypass analog pedal has two external controls.$120.00
Mojo Hand FX Nebula IVThe Nebula IV Phaser is a purely analog, four stage phaser. Providing all the funky swirls and fluidity that will help you get your space rock on.$199.95
Mr. Black Gilamondo Phase ShifterWe've learned by now that Mr. Black don't mess around. The Gilamondo is an 8-stage phase shifter with a deep, resonant tone that is equally at home on guitar or bass. The "bonus" knob let's you park the phase shift at your favorite frequency. Not kidding.$179.95
MXR CSP026 '74 Vintage Phase 90The CSP-026 from MXR is the reissue of the original Phase 90. The '74 Vintage Phase 90 features select components, handwired electronics, and a script logo. This one sounds just like the original so check out the MXR 74 Vintage Phase 90.$129.99
MXR CSP099 Custom Shop Phase 99The MXR Custom Shop Phase 99 opens up the sonic palette of the iconic Phase 90 by combining two phase circuits into a single Phase 90-sized housing. Separate rate controls for each circuit allow you to create intense complex phasing.$169.99
MXR CSP101SL Custom Shop Script Phase 90The MXR Script Phase 90 is a recreation of the original script logo pedal that made the phaser an effect to remember. The latest version of the MXR Script Phase 90 features an LED and a power jack as well as that sweet, sweet tone.$99.00


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By now, you must have seen the chilling movie posters of Heath Ledger in the latest Batman flick "The Dark Knight" all over town.
To be honest, even though we are dying to see this film, there is some fear in us for the unexpected.
We can't stop the thoughts roaming through our minds that Heath struggled to perfect his role in the film. His sudden death will make this his last completed project.
Nevertheless, the public is intrigued with this film. According to the latest reports, the movie is selling out even though it hasn't hit theatres.
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The following incidents were obtained from Berkeley County Sheriffs Office reports:
A Moncks Corner man learned its probably best not to cut off a police car when driving without a license.
On Feb. 11 a van turned left from a country store onto West Main Street in Moncks Corner, causing a deputy traveling down Main Street to slam on brakes to avoid striking the van. The deputy activated his blue lights and turned around to follow the van, which had turned right onto Haynesville Extension.
The van finally came to a stop in the parking lot of a body shop. When the deputy asked for the van drivers license, registration and proof of insurance the driver did not have his license. After a warrant/license check the deputy found out the man had a suspended license and expired auto insurance. The deputy asked the man if he knew his license was expired. Yeah, he replied.
The van driver was placed under arrest for three traffic violations: failing to yield, driving under suspension and no proof of insurance. He was transported to Hill-Finklea Detention Center and the van was towed.
A Jamestown man called the sheriffs office after a male suspect came to his residence trying to sell him an ADT alarm system. The subject said the ADT system would cost him $1,300 down and a monthly payment. The complainant said he was not interested and the subject left the residence and went next door. The complainant said there were a group of men in the burgundy van, which had a magnetic ADT sticker on it.
The complainant was suspicious and called ADT, who said they had no sales agents in the area that day.
Two deputies responded to a concerned citizens call about gunshots heard in the area of Lem Road near Moncks Corner around 9 p.m. Feb. 11. The deputies found a white Ford truck parked on the side of Lem Road and four males standing outside the vehicle. The males were asked if anyone had weapons on their person or in the vehicle. One of the males said he had an unloaded handgun on him and there was unloaded shotgun leaning against the other side of the truck.
The weapons were secured into the patrol vehicle and proved to be unloaded. Three of the subjects said they had been drinking beer but one said he had not had any alcohol to drink and was just showing the other subjects his new gun, a .357 magnum. The gun owner admitted to having fired the handgun.
The weapons were checked with central dispatch and were clear. The guns were taken into police custody for safekeeping due to three of the subjects consuming alcohol. The owner was given information on when he could pick up his guns from BCSO.
A Moncks Corner man on Langdoc Street reported a stolen blue Beretta 9mm automatic pistol and iPod from his unlocked vehicle. The Beretta serial number was placed into NCIC.
A Cross man arrived home from work and noticed someone had stolen a water pump, PVC pipes and a water tank from his backyard. He said the water pump system was still there before he left for work.
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A couple of weekends ago a friend accidently spilled Mountain Dew all over my phone. I suppose it's a good thing because I've had this old-school flip phone for the past three years; it is probably time for me to upgrade. I was driving around Albany with my friend Cora, who, like me, can be […] [Read More]
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Students and staff at Wilson Elementary School gave generously to a recent food drive sponsored by the student council. Food collection barrels were placed in the foyer by the Salvation Army for a two week period.
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In Avid Media Composer 5 Essential Training, author Ashley Kennedy demonstrates basic and intermediate editing techniques in Media Composer, one of the most widely used nonlinear, video editing systems. This course covers how to build sequences, mix audio, color correct footage, apply effects, and troubleshoot common post-production issues in Media Composer. Exercise files accompany the course.
By now, you should be fairly familiar with Media Composer's organizational tools within the Project window and bins. In this movie, we will begin talking about Media Composer's assembly tools by taking a look at the Composer window and Timeline. This is otherwise known as the Edit Interface. The Composer window is made up of two monitors, the source monitor and record monito,r and below them is the Timeline. The Timeline correlates with the record monitor, because it represents the graphical representation of the show that we edit and the record monitor represents the visual representation or the output.
Everything is blank right now so we don't really have a frame of reference for where everything goes. So take a look at the source monitor I'm actually going to load it. I am going to open the Montage Selects bin and to load a clip I simply double-click on clip icon next to the clip text like so. Or I could click-and-drag into the source monitor. either one works. Immediately, we see a visual representation of the clip in the source monitor.
We also see the name of the clip up here above it and we have a time bar with a position indicator that we can scrub through and watch the clip like so. One more thing has happened in the Timeline. This track selector right here says V1, which means there is one track of video to correlate with the one track of video that I've loaded. I'm also going to load the Timeline so that we can have a frame of reference for where it's located in there in the record monitor. I've a demo sequence in my Sequences bin and to load the sequence I just double-click on that Sequence icon.
And you can see there are two things happened. The Timeline populated with my sequence and record monitor populated with the visual output of my sequence. Again, I have a position indicator in the time bar that I can drag through and look at I have the clips that comprise my sequence. As I do this you can see that the position indicator also drags in the Timeline. This is what I meant by saying that they correlate with one another. I also have the title of my sequence up here.
I've a lot of buttons that I can use to navigate through my sequence and my source clip. For now, we are not going to deal with the sequence so I'm going to unload it. I do that by clicking on my clip name and choosing Clear Monitor. And let's just take a look at my source clip. As I just mentioned we can scrub through to watch our clip. I can also play the clip forward in real-time and the most obvious way to do that is to press the Play button right here on the user interface. If I press it will play forward in real-time.
I press Play again to stop. So that button is both a Play and Stop button. There are several buttons on the keyboard that correlate to the Play button. The most obvious button one is the Spacebar. I go ahead and click Spacebar once to play and click it again to stop. Another way to go through the clip is to step through it. I've my Step commands right here. Step Backward 1 Frame, Forward 1 Frame, and Step Backward 8 Frames, Step Forward 8 Frames.
We can do it on the user interface like so. I can also do it using the keyboard using the 1, 2, 3, and 4 keys. 1 is Step Back 8, 2 is Step Forward 8, 3 Step Back 1, and 4 Step Forward 1. The Left and Right Arrows also represents Step Forward and Backward by 1 frame. So there's several ways to play it here.
We can press Play, we can use the keyboard Play, we can scrub through, and we can step through. So now that we know how to navigate through our clip, we want to mark it. We want to say which part of the clip I want to edit into my sequence. To do that there are two buttons on each side of the Play button, the Mark IN and Mark OUT buttons. So when I see the portion of the clip that I'd to include in my sequence I'm going to click Mark IN and when I know that's the end of the part that I want to include my sequence I click Mark OUT.
To drive home the importance of keyboard shortcuts I'm going to use my keyboard. So the key that corresponds to Mark IN is I and the key that corresponds to Mark OUT is O. So I'm going to play forward with my Spacebar and then mark an In using my I key right about here and they go in a circle. My clip I want to end right there and that's just about right. If I'd like to play this from In to Out, the button that will do that is right below the Play button, Play IN to OUT.
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I've seen him live once, which was at the Drummer's Collective's 25th anniversary concert (you can see me on the DVD for about 4 seconds!) when he did the sick rendition of The Chicken. I have strong memories (or at least impressions) of Weckl's drumming on that song. And if I haven't already made it clear: I am a fan of Dave's; it's just I have no intention of copying his sound.
But overall we have differing opinions, in that I do believe there is such a thing as being "too refined" and "too perfect." A machine is perfect, yet I'm left feeling cold when listening to it -- why? Same thing goes with drummers. Weckl's early playing is nothing short of top-notch, yet I recoil from it in the same way I do when I hear a CD or mp3 that is overly bright and "crystally" -- it just sounds too crisp and clean for its own good. I'm human, and I want to hear the occasional imperfections and screw-ups.
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2 1/4 cups
white sugar
2/3 cup
unsweetened cocoa powder
1/2 cup
chopped pecans
1 1/4 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking powder
1 teaspoon
Delicious! Chewy, Chocolatey & easy to make. Recipe makes a full 9"X13" pan of eauql size
I'm testing in-a-jar recipes for Christmas and these are not one of my top choices...Very easy to make, and very moist, but bland tasting. Nobody in my family liked them.
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Remove from over and sprinkle it with Love!
These are excellent! I don't care for nuts in my brownies, so I substituted peanut butter chips and chocolate chips instead. * Be sure your jar will hold 32 oz. before you begin - or you will not be able to fit all ingredients!
I made these for a Red Cross event and they were a hit. While warm out of the oven,I added a bit of powdered sugar to the top, which is how I remember them as a child. The only difficulty I had was fitting all the ingredients in a jar as a gift. I found that pounding the jar on a carpeted floor settles each section nicely to fit the rest of the ingredients in.
My Brownie troop made these this year for gifts to give, this is the 2nd year with this type of project. The kids loved it and was easy for them to do. Recipes in a jar is now a tradition with my scout troops. The girls are comming back saying they loved how they cooked up. Some even got to cook with their Dad's!!!!!!! I am asked for the full recipe now.
I had a Christmas cookie party. I had my friends come over and make this mix to give away to family and friends for the holidays. We put the mix in large ziploc bags and placed it inside an oven mitt. This worked out great and everyone just raved about how great the brownies were and how they kept them for themselves. This is now apart of our holiday traditions.
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woke up to more snow, this time it's still snowing, and it's sticking more than it did yesterday.
this time of year is so grey and miserable, it makes it hard to find shots that you can take or even spend the time outside to go picture hunting. it's overcast, meaning all of the colors are washed out, and it's chilly and often rainy lately, making it miserable to walk to lunch, let alone hunt pictures.
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Yesterday I went running on the jr. high school track by my home, which I often do. I saw the most astonishing thing—and unfortunately, it's the second time I've seen it. The kids came out to play flag football, followed slowly by their P.E. teacher. Think about your own P.E. teacher when […]5 Comments • Continue Reading →
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All things geekyAugust 11th, 2011
Being a fiber obsessed geek, I not only love all things fiber but also like gadgets as well. I have a desktop PC, a laptop, a wireless LAN in my 50 m² apartment, an iPod, an iPhone and an iPad. And as off today an e-reader as well. When I was working for a school in Rotterdam a few months ago, I checked out the Sony PRS 600 from their school library and fell in love. But unfortunately work there stopped and I had to bring back the e-reader as well. Trying to get the newest – the PRS 650 – is very hard, because most of the time they were sold out.
In the first week of August dan_e and me went to Paris, he "only" brought like 2 books. I mean two.. the guy that reads a book per day. After he finished them I asked him what he was going to read next, because I only brought the one he already read and everything else was on my iPad. Well guess what he got out of his bag.. yes, the Sony PRS 650 I wanted for quite some time. He managed to buy one the moment bol.com had a few in stock. I turned green with envy! It was as pretty as I had imagined.
When we got home I still was a bit upset that he got the e-reader and I didn't. But I also forgot it, because I really was happy for him that he managed to get one. Yesterday we looked again in the webshop and guess what.. they had only 2 left. So I ordered 1 very quickly and was very happy I managed too, but the special case that went with it was a bit above my budget. The e-reader was as well, but I made an exception for that.
Today we spent indoor, making adjustments in my archive shelves so I can hang my files in them and keeping an eye out for the mail man, because the package was supposed to come today. Track and trace on the Internet told us the driver was on his way from 11 am onwards. Finally it came and I was stunned to find not only one, but 2 packages for me.
The first was obviously my e-reader, but the second.. It seemed dan_e secretly ordered the sleeve for me when I was already in bed last night. Isn't he the best? But we also had a slight problem, how to see on the outside which reader is which? I found a crafty solution for that, I made a book ribbon. Twisted some blueish coloured yarn into a string and attached it to the sleeve.
I kinda liked it, and so did dan_e, so I made him a purple one. I bought the fabric on the background in Paris in some awesome shop, but that's a story for another time.


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Located at the heart of Orchard Road–one of Singapore's most popular shopping strips–Wisma Atria is a fashionista's mall like no other. It houses nearly 100 different specialty stores, anchored by leading Japanese department store Isetan, fashion brands GAP–the first Asia flagship store outside Japan and Singapore flagship stores Coach, TAG Heuer and TimeWise by Cortina Watch–the first concept store featuring brands from the Swatch Group.
That's not all. The five-storey shopping mall boasts many firsts and new-to-Singapore brands. Tommy Bahama, Tory Burch, Etam and Hong Kong label i.t made their debut in Singapore with their stores in Wisma Atria. You also have access to an extensive array of international fashion brands such as Dorothy Perkins, Esprit, Gap, Lacoste, Ms Selfridge and local favourite Charles & Keith.
Food also makes up a big part of this mall's offerings. For casual dining, choose from Thai concept Coffee Stars by Dao, Korea-based Western cafe Paris Baguette, Din Tai Fung and TCC. Or recharge from shopping with a drink and dessert at Häagen-Dazs, Starbucks or Toastbox. For local favourites, Food Republic offers a wide variety of choices with more than 25 stalls.
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There's a line between playing hard and playing dirty. Lions defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh has been known to cross that line.
And that's not the opinion of some random blogger. That's what the NFL and its players say.
Suh, whom the Ravens will see as they take on the Lions on Monday Night Football, was named the league's dirtiest player in a poll around the NFL by The Sporting News in 2011 and 2012. He has been fined six times by the league for various misdeeds between the lines, including $100,000 this season for an illegal block.
But it's all good, Ravens guard A.Q. Shipley said, as reported by BaltimoreRavens.com.
"I love the way he plays," said Shipley, who's in for a face-to-face dose of Suh Monday night. "He plays hard and he plays passionate. You can't fault a guy for doing that. He goes hard every play, and if he gets called for a penalty, I don't think he's worried about it. You've got to respect that about him."
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Running back Ray Rice, speaking about Suh and D-line partner Nick Fairley, told the club website: "I don't know if you want to call it physical or dirty. Whatever the refs see, that's what they see."
Beyond any extracurricular activity that the league office might cite, the two give the Lions a formidable roadblock in the interior line.
"They've obviously got two great players," Shipley said. "They're top-10 picks for a reason. They've very athletic for how big they are. They play hard, they play aggressive, and they're really good in that scheme."
Center Gino Gradkowski will be getting his first up-close look. He'll withhold judgment on Suh.
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"turn them off after New Years day" Scrooge I guess you never heard about the 12 days of christmas.
You forgot the other great family traditions that this event is best known for:
Public drunkeness
Public urination
Sounds like the cop tried to stop him to keep him safe. Most likely would have warned him and instructed him on the safe way to ride.
The jerk decided not to stop and deserves all the tickets. In fact i hope the took the bike away.
So shelly do we wait until she kills someone driving drunk.
Remember the drivers BAC was twice the limit, that means if she's 100 lbs and drank over 3 hours she consumed 6 or 7 beers. or if 120 lbs 8 beers. Then she drove 2 hours past the driving limit for a 17 yr old. Lets the other 2 off with a warning but the driver should be punished at least loss license til 21.
You state they broke the law. What law? It is not illegal in NJ for minors to consume with parents permision.
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MADISON, Wis. -- British primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall is scheduled to deliver the keynote address at an Earth Day conference on April 15 in Madison.
Goodall's lecture is titled "Conservation Everywhere: Sustaining Natural and Cultural Diversity." It is scheduled to cap the Nelson Institute Earth Day Conference at the Monona Terrace in Madison.
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This past weekend we had Individual Camp. All of us worked the camp and it was a lot of fun. This was my first time to actually coach younger girls. Each of us was given a team of about 10 girls and the teams played each other throughout camp. I really enjoyed coaching and it was awesome to see the girls improve with each game. It was fun to see all of the different personalities of the younger girls in the camp and to see their personalities come out as they got more comfortable with us.
Monday was our first day to have agilities in the Divine Indoor Practice Facility. For the sophomores, it was our first time to have a workout on the indoor football field. The workout went really well! It was good to get in a workout in a different environment. After agilities, we had weights and then open gym. Needless to say, we were all worn out after Monday's workouts.
Now I will let you in on a little more about me and my roommate and fellow sophomore, Paige Spietz.
Paige's favorite thing to do when she goes home is to play sand volleyball with her family and friends on the sand volleyball court at her house and to hang out on the Spietz farm. Her favorite thing to do in Columbia is grilling out at our apartment and her favorite restaurant in Columbia is El Rancho. Her favorite memory from last year is our trip to the Virgin Islands. Two things you may not know about Paige is that she loves playing ping pong and she loves listening to country music. Paige said something she has learned about me is that I could eat cereal for every meal, which is very true.
Now it's my turn. My favorite thing to do when I go home is to go out to eat with family and friends. I also love seeing my horses. We just got our fourth horse the other day! My favorite thing to do in Columbia is to go to the pools with my teammates or going to football games. I absolutely love Chipotle here in Columbia. My favorite memory from last year would actually be all of the memories we made as a team on the road trips, in hotels, at restaurants, and on the buses. Two things you may not know about me is that I can play the harp and piano and that I once broke both of my wrists at the same time because I fell off my scooter. Both of my arms were in tie-dye casts! Something I have learned about Paige is that she has a sick obsession with sour cream and that she is always "down to clown." Meaning that Paige can always find the fun in something. There is never a dull moment around her and you can almost always hear laughter around us.
Oh! I almost forgot, Paige and I are now one week free of any fires happening in our apartment!
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Four for three.
It's a catchy phrase and it was a winning numerical combination for Towson's basketball team on Friday night.
Four McGlynn made 6 shots from 3-point range and scored 23 points as Towson beat East Tennessee State 83-77 in the second round of the Collegeinsider.com Tournament at the MSHA Athletic Center.
"It's got a nice ring, Four for three," Towson coach Pat Skerry said. "We've heard that a lot this year."
McGlynn was the difference in an entertaining game that saw each team hold a double-digit lead. The Bucs were down by 15 points late, only to cut it to four in the final minute.
ETSU finished the season 19-16 after an 0-4 start.
"I'm proud of our guys," ETSU coach Murry Bartow said. "This team had a lot of fight, a lot of courage, no quit. The guys were great. Attitudes were great. Practices were great."
Rashawn Rembert led ETSU with 17 points, shaking off a blow to the head in the second half to capture the Atlantic Sun Conference scoring championship in his team's final year in the league.
While Towson's Jerrelle Benimon, the two-time Colonial Athletic Association player of the year, drew most of the attention before the game, it was McGlynn who did the most damage.
McGlynn, whose given name is Patrick McGlynn IV, helped the Tigers (25-10) advance to Friday night's game by drilling a halfcourt shot against USC Upstate at the buzzer on Wednesday night. Against the Bucs, he nearly made everything, going 6 for 7 from 3-point range and 5 for 6 from the foul line.
"My teammates did a good job of finding me," said McGlynn, who once scored 18 points in an NCAA tournament game as a freshman at Vermont. "I got a lot of wide open shots tonight."
The Bucs got a major scare when Rembert went down early in the second half. He stayed down on the court holding his head.
"I tried to take a charge and when I fell back I fell into one of their players' knees," Rembert said. "I was dazed a for a little bit so I stayed down."
Rembert headed to the training room and was checked out. He came back six minutes later.
"You gotta play," he said. "Times like this you can't give up."
The Tigers' biggest lead came at 65-50 midway through the second half.
Towson was ahead 77-70 when Rembert stepped to the line with 41.9 seconds left. He swished both free throws, and those points gave him the A-Sun scoring title. Moments later, his 3-point shot made it 79-75 with 21 seconds left, but that was as close as ETSU could get.
Rembert wound up averaging 16.8 points per game. USC Upstate's Torrey Craig finished at 16.7. Rembert also set the ETSU single-season 3-point record with 108.
"I'll probably think about it later on tonight, but right now we just lost," Rembert said. "There's not much I can really say."
Rembert's teammates were quick to say it for him.
"It means a lot to all of us," said Hunter Harris, who scored 14 points in his final game in an ETSU uniform. "We talk about it all the time. We know how great a shooter he is. I love to see him doing good."
Jalen Riley and Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard each had 11 points for ETSU, which shot 39 percent from the field. Point guard Petey McClain, playing on an injured ankle, had five assists and no turnovers in 24 minutes.
ETSU came into the game ranked 19th in the country and tops in the A-Sun in free throw shooting at 75 percent, but went 10 for 16 from the line. The Bucs committed a season-low five turnovers, but Towson blocked 10 shots, the most by an ETSU opponent all season.
Benimon flashed his passing skills for Towson, getting a team-high five assists to go along with his 12 points and eight rebounds, both well below his average. Mike Burwell added 13 points for the Tigers, while Rafriel Guthrie had 12.
Towson out-rebounded ETSU 42-37.
The Bucs used an early 10-0 run to grab a lead they stretched to 18-6. They still led 22-11 when Towson made a move of its own, scoring 14 straight — nine on a trio of 3-point baskets from McGlynn — to pull ahead for the first time.
The Bucs finished the half with three freshmen on the court, and it showed in the closing seconds. Instead of holding the ball for a final shot, they turned it over and Towson's Marcus Damas beat them down the court for a layup just before the buzzer and a 40-34 halftime advantage.
"A lot of positives," Bartow said. "Obviously we're disappointed it's over. I wanted to get that 20th win and we weren't able to do it. We didn't defend quite well enough tonight and we didn't rebound quite well enough."comments powered by Disqus


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