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By the time the ride is over, director Drew Goddard and co-writers Goddard and Joss Whedon will change course three or four times, nodding and winking but never losing momentum.
The Cabin in the Woods isn't merely another "Scream" exercise in self-awareness, or a "Scary Movie" spoof of the same. It's a wickedly smart hybrid mutation, biting the severed hand feeding the genre.
It's an exercise in metafiction that, while providing grisly fun, never distances viewers. And it's entertaining, while asking the same question of viewers and characters alike: Why come to a place you knew all along was going to be so dark and dangerous?
A horror-movie attic sale is, in essence, exactly what Cabin in the Woods is, an attempt to exorcise the genre of its formulaic possession by stuffing the movie full of its most overused and predictable elements - and then dumping them through clever skewering.
Apr 12, 2012Cabin in the Woods does what "Scream" only halfway managed, which was to find something new by looking back at the familiar - and at least in Whedon's world, the geeky ones are never first on the chopping block.
The Cabin in the Woods is a fantastic poke in the eye of our horror-movie expectations.
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Mar 10, 2012Drew Goddard's giddily brilliant The Cabin in the Woods has a lot on its twisted mind.
The horror-movie clichés form the backbone from which the film's humor and creativity emerge. This Cabin may not be the Parthenon, but it's definitely a place to worship the gods of horror.
Cabin is a deliciously devious scare dance that keeps changing the steps until you lose your shit and fall helplessly into its demonic traps.
The film's main virtue, a large virtue indeed, is that it does not give anything away before its shockingly apt time.
It showcases one of Whedon's greatest strengths: his ability to take previously disrespected genres - in this case the slasher film - and turn them inside-out and upside-down and every which way but loose.
It's a film full of clever moments that may at first seem cheeky but come to feel inspired, with a third act (which only a churl would describe) that rises to a dizzyingly heightened level of metaphysics and mayhem.
Because the first narrative is so crushingly generic (which turns out to be the point), most of the amusement derives from trying to figure out what the second one is all about. I'm not sure I ever did, but the climactic one-two punch of special-effects chaos and meta-movie chin stroking should have the fanboys trembling with delight.
I'm recommending that you rush out and see it, but not altogether because I think it's so totally great and completely works. Quite a bit of it is great, and most of it works, and the stuff that clicks is outrageously entertaining and funny, sometimes with surprising depth. But I also want you to see it so we can argue about what works and what doesn't.
At the very least, it's awfully entertaining and for "Buffy" fans, reason to put down the boxed sets and run off to the cinema.
Not all of the twists work, but most are self-knowing enough to keep you guessing until its (literally) groundbreaking conclusion.
Charmingly, like a throwback to the pre-Twitter age, here's a horror film that's been made with no reasonable way to discuss it beforehand.
A super-entertaining, super-slick love/hate letter to horror with a final 20 minutes that's stunningly bonkers.
Apr 12, 2012Cabin is a meta-horror-comedy mash-up that, at least for two-thirds of its running time, holds together smartly.
A pulpy, deceivingly insightful send-up of horror movies that elicits just as many knowing chuckles as horrified gasps.
Moviegoers looking for a thrill should go into The Cabin in the Woods knowing as little as possible about the film.
Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford are particularly funny in their middle-management roles.
The movie balances nicely on the edge of meta-horror, with characters breaking free of their assigned roles (in more ways than one) and monkey-wrenching the very urban legend they're dying to get out of.
This is not a perfect movie; it's so ragged, it's practically constructed of loose ends. But it's exciting because it ventures so far off the map.
The devilishly clever script tries a lot of things. Not all of them work, but it's hard not to admire Whedon and Goddard for the attempts. This is definitely not your standard kids-get-slaughtered-by-zombies motion picture.
It's often funny and smart, but seldom deeply involving, and practically never scary.
The initial brilliance of the premise is eventually dulled by illogic, the whole thing proves unmanageable and the filmmakers unmanage their climactic revelation with far more zest than finesse. Still, zest counts for a lot, and resonance carries the day.
Is it scary? Not especially. But there are enough gory surprises around every bend to keep you laughing/screaming/cringing.
The movie's biggest surprise may be that the story we think we know from modern scary cinema - that horror is a fun, cosmic game, not much else - here turns out to be pretty much the whole enchilada.
The Cabin in the Woods is pure mechanics, as if the shadowy Dharma Initiative of "Lost" switched agents and found itself at the center of a brain-bending ensemble drama.
The Cabin in the Woods, regardless of its many genealogical links to prior Whedon creations, is an ideal Hollywood film in the Age of Pixar: spectacle for spectacle's sake, but infiltrated by intelligent commentary and an atmosphere of generosity and inclusion.
However smart and sophisticated this film is, it may disappoint those who, in their hearts, would still like to be genuinely scared.
Part "Evil Dead," part "The Truman Show," part "Arthur Christmas"... For horror hounds who love a larf, and those of us who always wondered exactly what that dry-ice stuff that rises out of the forest-floor moss is. A fun ride - but not quite a "Scream."
The laughs come easily, the screams not so much. It's as if the filmmakers got so wrapped up in the satire they forgot to include the intense sensation of rising dread that creates all the thrills and chills that are part of the attraction.
Novelty and genre traditionalism often fight to a draw. Too much overt cleverness has a way of spoiling dumb, reliable thrills. And despite the evident ingenuity and strenuous labor that went into it, The Cabin in the Woods does not quite work.
Apr 10, 2012A horror comedy with a structural twist intended to emit an air of being something more, Cabin has an off-putting vibe of cocky self-confidence, a "don't you get it" conviction that it's something special. As with people, it's not a charming quality in a movie.
Mar 10, 2012Effects work is slick, and Goddard keeps his foot on the accelerator with help from David Julyan's suspense-building score. It's just too bad the movie is never much more than a hollow exercise in self-reflexive cleverness that's not nearly as ingenious as it seems to think.
I've seen a lot of rip-offs of "The Truman Show" and a lot of rip-offs of "Scream." I guess I have to give credit to The Cabin in the Woods for ripping off both at once.
A creepfest so stupid it makes trashy slash-and-burn epics like "Humans Versus Zombies" and "I Spit on Your Grave" seem like Molière and Proust.
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 773 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 156 out of 217
Mixed: 25 out of 217
Negative: 36 out of 217
Apr 23, 2012This movie was the definition of mind-blowing. It was absolutely fantastic. It's impossible to describe the film without giving anything away,This movie was the definition of mind-blowing. It was absolutely fantastic. It's impossible to describe the film without giving anything away, thats why the synopsis is so short. I work at a movie theater and just the other day, a group of three guys went to go see this movie and left 10 minutes into it and said it was the dumbest movie ever made and it was a waste of money and time. Im sorry but if you are like these 3 men then you are a hypocrite and you are just plain stupid. Everybody and i mean everybody complains or at least acknowledges the fact that all horror movies are made the same nowadays. The Cabin in the Woods has listened to everybody and has turned the tides. This film is pure genius. It changes it up and shows you behind the scenes of every cheesy cliche horror film ever made, and it does it very well. It explains everything we've ever seen in a horror film, including the fact as to why you always have the athlete, the whore, the scholar, the fool, and the "virgin" as they say, but otherwise known as the good girl. It will have you on the edge of your seat, it will make you laugh your head off, and most of all, it will make your jaw drop. I loved this film and i believe everybody else will and has too, unless you are a hypocrite like those 3 guys. 10/10...perfection… Full Review »
Apr 15, 2012This movie is a love letter to horror movie fans as well as being one of the darkest comedies I have ever seen. The title of this movie makesThis movie is a love letter to horror movie fans as well as being one of the darkest comedies I have ever seen. The title of this movie makes it sound like the most generic horror movie, but I can guarantee this movie goes places you never thought a horror movie could go. If you like horror movies and can stomach the gore, this movie is a must. Don't watch the trailers, don't read about that plot, just go see this movie.… Full Review »
Apr 19, 2012Absolutely brilliant movie. I think some people are going in expecting a slasher movie. Don't do that. It's more a black comedy wrappedAbsolutely brilliant movie. I think some people are going in expecting a slasher movie. Don't do that. It's more a black comedy wrapped around a great central concept. Whedon's humor is all over this flick, and he's never been funnier. Everybody praised Scream for the way it disassembled the horror genre, but Cabin does it SO much better.… Full Review »

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I don't know if this has been done before so my apologies if it has. BBC Radio 4 has an excellent programme called 'In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg', which covers a diverse range of topics from religion, philosophy and history. There is a topic for China and the Warring States which I thought would be appopropriate for this forum.
The link is here: http://www.bbc.co.uk...rammes/p004y24k
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the astonishing productivity of the Chinese Golden Age. 400 BC to 200 AD is known as the Axial Age, when great civilisations in Asia and the Mediterranean forged the ideas that dominated the next two thousand years. In China the equivalent to the Golden Age in Greece was the Warring States Period. It was a time of political turmoil, economic change and intellectual ferment that laid the foundations for the first Chinese Empire. Astronomy was systematised, the principles of Yin and Yang were invented, Confucianism grew and Taoism emerged, as a hundred schools of thought are reputed to have vied for the patronage of rival kings.
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With Dr Chris Cullen, Director of the Needham Research Institute at Cambridge University; Dr Vivienne Lo, Lecturer at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine; Carol Michaelson, Assistant Keeper of Chinese Art in the Department of Oriental Antiquities at the British Museum.
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Thomas Jeffersom swimming hosted the Western Highlands Conference Championship Meet Monday night and eventually claimed the girl's crown with wins over Hendersonville and Owen High School.
"First that I am very proud of the team," said TJCA coach Rob Martelle. "We have gone from five total kids two years ago, to 11 last year to 17 this year. I expect mid 20's next year. We are trying to build a team that can compete on a state level every year."
The girls team finished the meet with 116 points, 35 better than second-place Hendersonville, with wins from Ann Huston (200 free and 100 fly), Lindsey Martelle (200 IM and 100 breast), Leah Lineberry (100 back), the 200 Medley Relay team (Lineberry, Huston, Martelle, and Rachael Tevis) and the 200 Free Relay team (Huston , Tevis, Martelle and Stephanie Lola).
"Ann Huston, a junior, has been outstanding all year," Martelle said. "She should easily qualify for the State Championships and has been a real leader. Her 100 butterfly has been outstanding. We made some changes to her race early in the year and it has really paid off. She just keeps getting faster as the year goes on."
Martelle also had plenty of praise for the young and talented Lindsay Martelle.
"Lindsey Martelle, a freshmen, has burst onto the scene as well. She also should easliy qualify for the State Championships in the 100 Breaststroke," Martelle said. "Both Ann [Huston] and Lindsey have a real chance to make the finals at the state meet in a couple of weeks."
With the wins, the girls qualified for their respective events at the regional meet.
"Rachael Tevis, Stephanie Lola and Leah Lineberry all qualified (along with Huston and Martelle) on two relays," Martell said. "The relays have a decent chance of making the State Championships. If the girls can put together four strong legs we should be swimming at the State meet in a couple of weeks."
Huston was also named the WHC Women's MVP.
Other Top 3 finishers:
Men's 200 Medley Relay (Christian Bare, Ben Schaeffer, Addison Conn, Cole Bennett) - 2nd place
Addison Conn - 2nd place 200 Free
Leah Lineberry - 3rd place - 200 IM
Stephanie Lola - 3rd place - 50 Free; 2nd place - 100 Breast
Cole Bennett - 3rd place - 50 Free; 3rd place - 100 Free
Rachael Tevis - 2nd place - 100 Free
Olivia Treutlein - 2nd place - 500 Free
Men's 200 Free Relay (Christian Bare, Ben Schaeffer, John Kean, Cole Bennett) - 2nd place
Christian Bare - 2nd place - 100 Back
John Kean - 3rd place - 100 Breast
Women's 400 Free Relay (Leah Lineberry, Kristen Ruppe, Olivia Treutlein, Stephanie Lola)
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Women 200 Medley Relay (Lineberry, Martelle, Huston, Tevis)
Men 200 Medley Relay (Bare, Schaeffer, Kean, Bennett)
Addison Conn - 200 Free
Stephanie Lola - 50 Free, 100 Breast
Gracie Hollifield - 50 Free
Christian Bare - 50 Free
Ben Schaeffer - 50 Free
Rachael Tevis - 100 Free
Autumn Ruppe - 100 Free
Cole Bennett - 100 Free
Women 200 Free Relay (Huston, Lola, Tevis, Martelle)
Men 200 Free Relay (Bare, Schaeffer, Kean, Cole)
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CORPUS CHRISTI - A judge on Monday certified a 15-year-old boy accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend to stand trial as an adult.
Everett Duran, who is charged with manslaughter, appeared before County Court-at-Law Judge Carl Lewis. Lewis ordered Duran be moved from the juvenile detention center to the Nueces County Jail and set his bond at $25,000.
Police took Duran into custody on April 4 after they found his 14-year-old girlfriend, Tiffani Gonzalez with a gunshot wound to the head inside his mother's Corona Drive apartment.
During Monday's hearing, Corpus Christi police detective Jason Smith testified that Duran first told authorities that he was in the bathroom when he heard the gunshot. But later Duran told police that Tiffani had wanted to see his loaded gun and that it went off during a brief struggle.
Duran told police he then cleaned the gun and put it in the closet, moved her body and called his mother. After that, he dialed 911, Smith said.
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Duran's court-appointed attorney, Jason Wolf, argued his client was being honest with police when he said the shooting was an accident.
Prosecutor Scott Lemanski said Duran, who had previously graduated from a court-ordered boot camp, was reckless and should have never had a gun.
Lemanski said the case must now be presented to a grand jury for indictment. The second-degree felony is punishable by two to 20 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.
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Men's basketball: FGCU-USF game to be televised on ESPNU
The Florida Gulf Coast University men's basketball team added a fourth national TV broadcast to its 2013-14 schedule when it was announced that its game at USF on Tuesday, Dec. 17, will be shown live on ESPNU.
The contest – which is part of the Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic – is scheduled for a 7 p.m. tip in Tampa.
The nonconference schedule was officially announced on Monday, and it originally included two national TV broadcasts. FGCU's first appearance will be its season opener at Nebraska on Friday, Nov. 8, as that game will air on the Big Ten Network. Four days later, FGCU's home opener – "Breakfast at the Beach" – versus Hartford on Tuesday, Nov. 12, will be on ESPN2 as part of the network's 24-Hour Tip-Off Marathon at 7 a.m.
On Tuesday, it was revealed that the 2013 Atlantic Sun Championship rematch between FGCU and Mercer on Friday, Feb. 21, at Alico Arena had been picked up by ESPNU.
The meeting with USF will be the first between the two teams. The Bulls – who are entering their first season as a member of the American Athletic Conference (formerly the Big East) – are just two seasons removed from a pair of wins in the NCAA Tournament, advancing to the Third Round in 2012 when they went 22-14.
The game at USF is one of two road games (Dec. 19 at Mississippi State) that FGCU will play before heading to Orleans Arena in Las Vegas to complete the classic against Florida A&M and either Radford or Sacred Heart Dec. 22-23.
FGCU returns four starters from a team that won a program-record 26 games last year and became the first 15-seed to ever advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Dunk City's upsets of Georgetown and San Diego State earned the Eagles an ESPY award for "Best Upset" this past summer.
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Guess that was kind of a rhetorical question, because we all know the answer. Cozbi + Nicholas know what's up. These two wanted to celebrate their anniversary in a big way, so they jetted off from Seattle to Paris, where they also spent their honeymoon six years earlier. Cozbi fashioned a bouquet out of flowers from a nearby market; they made a picnic of macaroons, cheeses, crackers, and Champagne; and set off for a sunset stroll with Karen Kristian Photography in tow. Hey Okay. Lackadaisy Expressions. Boy, I didn't know what I was getting myself into when I started this.
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In the first big deal before the NHL trade deadline, the Buffalo Sabres shipped goalie Ryan Miller and forward Steve Ott to the St. Louis Blues for goalie Jaroslav Halak, forward Chris Stewart, prospect William Carrier, a first-round draft pick in 2015 and a third-round pick in 2016.
The deal left both teams without a backup goalie. No big deal, you say? After all, goalies rarely get hurt. But the fact is NHL rules stipulate that teams have a backup goaltender in the lineup–dressed and ready to play.
The rule makes sense. You don't want goalies playing injured because their team doesn't have a backup on the bench. It's bad for the goalie, bad for his team and unfair to the paying fans. And you also don't want the team to use a player who doesn't know the position to tend the net because he could get badly hurt and also embarrass his team. Backups, good for the players, fans and league.
But last night both the Sabres and Blues were unprepared for the trade and with both teams playing games last night they each had non-hockey players on the bench as backup goalies to meet the league's requirement. The Sabres used a member of their video department who played college hockey, and the Blues dressed a staff equipment guy who sometimes plays goalie for Anaheim Ducks practices.
This isn't the first time that an emergency backup was used in the NHL this season. Rob Laurie, 43, was signed for a game by the Vancouver Canucks after an injury to Roberto Luongo. None of the backups had to be used.
But the league needs to either change the rule to make it serious–a real professional goalie must be on the bench–or eliminate it altogether. No offense to the video and equipment guys, but their insertion into the lineups last night made a mockery of the spirit of the rule, the NHL and both team's supporters.


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Yesterday in class we were discussing Jo Kyung Ran's amazing short story "Looking for the Elephant" and students were puzzled in a kind of urgent way about the elephant: who is the elephant what is the elephant is the elephant … Continue reading
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prezi on reading to write about fiction
I can't believe how long its been since I blogged! Once the essays begin coming in, time disappears. Now it's midterm already. But I spent a couple of hours today making a Prezi to use with my class tomorrow. I'm … Continue reading
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Ok so I was always the student who did the assignment in some kind of wonky way. I guess I still am. I haven't written an essay yet. But I did spend several hours making this Prezi called, yep, digital … Continue reading
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Yesterday I talked to 13 students about their drafts (one lucky student is in Japan with the women's golf team, so we haven't talked yet) for 20 minutes each. I hope I was making sense by the time Alberto sat … Continue reading
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rough drafts, diigo, it's friday!!
On Tuesday rough drafts were due, and late Monday night (uh-oh!!) I wrote mine. But I had been thinking about the topic a lot (oh dear, I am now imagining how I would respond to the student who said this … Continue reading
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Freewrite: Reading "Entre Ville" by J. R. Carpenter
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Deputies: Man misused 911
A Golden Gate man is accused of abusing 911 after Collier County deputies were unable to sort out his story about his neighbors dealing drugs and an unspecified deputy he called a racial pejorative.
A deputy who responded to William Joseph Barrett's house around 10:30 p.m. said Barrett, 49, was clasping a can of beer and seemed "heavily intoxicated." Barrett then ranted about a "(n-word) deputy" who left his home unsecure, causing items to be stolen, according to an arrest report.
Barrett "was unable to provide specifics as to when the incident occurred," the deputy reported.
He also mentioned something about his neighbors "running 'drugs' and 'whores' out of their apartment," according to the report.
Barrett faces a misdemeanor charge of misuse of the 911 system.
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I have a bunch of military documents, so I thought I'd put up some posts in the Military Monday theme. This the WWI Draft Registration for my great-grandfather, Joseph Zalewski, who did end up participating in the war overseas. Joseph registered on (I think it says) June 5, 1917 at the Ward … [Read more...]
Military Monday: Joseph Zalewski
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One of the big mysteries I am trying to solve in my genealogy is to find more information on my great-grandfather, Joseph Zalewski's, military history. According to a previous family researcher, all of his military files were burned in the extremely destructive 1973 National Personnel Records Center … [Read more...]


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Take your progressive blues skills to a new level with help from this DVD guide.
Like all Guitar Lab DVD series titles, 50 Progressive Blues Guitar Licks You Must Know employs a hands-on approach allowing students to play their way through the curriculum, rather than struggle through tedious theory and exercises. Features PIP (Picture in Picture) video, manual, standard notation, tab, power tab files, practice rhythm tracks and bonus material.
Hosted by Corey Congilio, this fun DVD will show you how to apply techniques and melodic devices like hybrid picking, hip hammers and pull-offs, sixths and thirds, chromatics, diminished runs, open-string and intervallic moves, major-minor pentatonic phrases, octaves, double and triple-stops, repetitive phrases, pre-bends, half and full bends, intervallic leaps, muting, scratches, rakes, and many more of the essential tricks of the Progressive Blues trade.
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Reds Caravan to visit Lexington on Jan. 25
The Cincinnati Reds annual winter Caravan will visit Lexington on Jan. 25 at the Kentucky Horse Park's Alltech Arena.
In all, the Caravan will make 17 stops in five states (Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee and West Virginia), Jan. 23-26. Players and staff will be divided among four tours.
Lexington is part of the South tour. All Caravan fans stops are free to the public. At each stop, the Reds will raffle two tickets to the opening day game against the St. Louis Cardinals (Monday, March 31, 4:10 p.m.).
Scheduled to appear on the South tour are broadcasters Thom Brennaman and Jim Day, General Manager Walt Jocketty, catcher Corky Miller, minor-league outfielder Ryan LaMarre, Chief Operating Officer Phil Castellini and mascot Mr. Redlegs. Also, Mat Latos will appear on the first day of the tour, with fellow pitcher Sam LeCure taking his place the final three days.
The South tour will open Thursday, Jan. 23, at Louisville Slugger Field, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Then it's on to Bowling Green (Greenwood Mall) on Friday, Jan. 24, 4:30-7:30 p.m.; Nashville's RiverGate Mall (10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.) and Lexington's Alltech Arena (4-7 p.m.) on Saturday, Jan. 25; and Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park for "Select-a-Seat" on Sunday, Jan. 26, noon-2:30 p.m.
The North tour includes broadcaster Jim Kelch, broadcaster and former pitcher Jeff Brantley, outfielder Billy Hamilton, Reds Hall of Famer Tom Browning, minor league outfielder Jesse Winker, VP of Baseball Operations Dick Williams and mascot Rosie Red.
North tour stops, all in Ohio, are Columbus, Lima, Dayton, Hamilton and Cincinnati.
The East tour includes broadcaster Jeff Piecoro, broadcaster and former pitcher Chris Welsh, manager Bryan Price, pitcher Logan Ondrusek (Thursday only), pitcher Homer Bailey (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), 2013 Minor League Player of the Year Seth Mejias-Brean, Director of Player Development Jeff Graupe and mascot Mr. Red.
East tour stops will be at Athens, Ohio; Charleston, W.Va.; Parkersburg/Vienna, W.Va.; Ashland and Cincinnati. The Ashland stop, at Fannin Motors, is set for Jan. 25, 4-7 p.m.
The West tour includes broadcaster Marty Brennaman, catcher Brayan Pena, broadcaster and former player Doug Flynn, Assistant GM Bob Miller, minor league catcher Tucker Barnhart and mascot Gapper.
West tour sites are Muncie, Ind., Evansville, Ind., Bloomington, Ind., Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Reds sales representatives will be at each stop to answer ticketing questions and discuss 2014 ticket plans, while the Reds Hall of Fame, the Reds Community Fund and Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network will attend selected stops.
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Spring 2010 Fashion Week Trend: Animal Prints
September 13th, 2009
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Animal Prints at LAMB, Diane von Furstenberg, and Monique Lhuillier.
Style tip? Unleash your inner animal with gorgeous leopard, zebra, and reptile prints. Wear a single print - as at LAMB and Monique Lhuillier - or mix things up with multiple animal prints (as seen at Diane von Furstenberg). Not so sure about animal prints? Try a leopard or zebra print scarf, paired with a slouchy tee and slim leg pants.
What do you think? How would you wear animal prints? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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1. Mimi | September 14th, 2009 at 10:10 pm
YAY Animal prints. I've always loved them.
I just got 2 animal print dresses– one leopard-inspired and the other sort of a giraffe print.
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Definitely a leopard inspired bikini ! for summer
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Turn Around Ranch is a fully accredited and insured NARHA Premier Center. We have an NARHA certified instructor. Virtually all lessons are private, offering one-on-one interaction between rider and instructor. Turn Around Ranch offers a full range of equine assisted activities, formerly called therapeutic riding or horse therapy.
What is Equine Therapy?
Equine Therapy is a therapy that uses the horse as a therapeutic tool and is divided into three areas:
Works with people who have neuromotor disorders with neurological, traumatic, degenerative or genetic origins
Therapeutic riding
This is the area that brings in psychiatry, psychology and pedagogy, as well as the promotion kinesis. Therapeutic riding treats psycho dysfunction, sensomotor and sociomotor problems that have psychological, psychiatric or educational bases.
Riding as a sport
People who are gaining mastery of their body and can control the horse, can start working in this area.
Equine Therapy covers the integration of four different professional fields:
- Medicine: plays an important role in hypotherapy because sitting on horseback is used as a physical therapy for patients with neurological dysfunction that have neuromotor, traumatic or degenerative origins.
- Psychology y Education: are directly affected by therapeutic riding and when combined with phsychotherapy therapeutic riding treat psychomotor, sensomotor and sociomotor disfunctions.
- Sport: riding as a sport gives people with certain physical and functional disabilities the opportunity to fully integrate into a sporting life.
Within hypotherapy we use two methods: Passive and Active therapy.
- Passive therapy: the patient passively adjusts to the movement of the horse without any action on their part, drawing heat body, the rhythmic impulses and the shape of the three-dimensional horse. It uses the "back riding" technique where the therapist sits behind the patient to support and align during the ride.
- Active therapy: adds to the passive adaptation neuromuscular exercises to stimulate greater standardization of muscle tone, balance, coordination and psychomotor symmetry and body exercises neurosensory stimulation to increase neuronal synapses and brain plasticity.
Horse assisted therapies are seen as complementary medicine and are usually recommended as additions to other therapies. The therapy is supervised by physicians in different specialties. To get the best results it is necessary to record and continually measure progress and schedule exercises the specialist recommends.
In the past two decades the scientific and medical community around the world has devoted many hours to study the horseback therapies , their benefits, their foundations and various exercises stimulation to achieve the maximum rehabilitation of the patient, below are some of the factors underlying Equine Therapy.
Movement - three dimensional and rotational
We observe that the movements of a person riding on a horse that is walking slowly, are almost identical to those of a person walking. Both follow the same pattern of movement in the human pelvis and the trunk, while the rider sits on the center over the spine of the horse.
- The movement of horse affects the human pelvis and trunk when riding passively on the horse in motion.
- The movement of the horse must be continuous and rhythmic.
- The lateral movement should be side to side and of the same amplitude.
- A slight rotation is derived from the horse's rhythm while walking.
- The pelvic inclination will move back and forth at a rate depending on the type of therapy for the patient.
These rhythmic movements transmit to the rider between 90 to 120 pulsations per minute (depending on the horse) and encourage physical and neurological development of the entire human body.
This process of stimulation produces endorphins which promotes neuronal synapses, allows the brain to identify: muscles, members, organs, etc., begin to send instructions to them and promoting neuro-muscular empowerment, because in the vast majority of cases, the nervous system has been unaware of their existence, or in the case of neurological damage Equine Therapy stimulation develops and strengthens synaptic plasticity.
The horse and rider binomial
The communication established between the rider and the horse is based on the primary communication that is mainly emotional, and promotes self-esteem and confidence to the patient, similar to maternal communication from conception to the first year of age.
Influence and psychological stimulation Neuro-sensorial
Given that the therapy is given primarily in open areas, surrounded by vegetation where the patient's family can also participate, the therapy gives the patient a period of entertainment and sport allowing the patient to gain stimulation without being conscious of the therapy. The therapy session allows active and passive learning by stimulating the brain through the 5 senses increasing neuronal synapses in different brain areas thus promoting complex mental processes organized in brains areas working in harmony.
Stimulation of signaling molecules
Riding stimulates signaling molecules, these are derivatives of the amino acids that act as neuro-transmistors and neuro-modulators in the synapse of neurons, these are serotonin, dopamine, endorfin, noradrenaline and adrenaline, maturing and speeding up various brain areas, promoting the generation of mental processes, especially higher mental faculties, such as attention, conscious mechanisms, cognitive skills, social relationships and self-control.
Changing the behavior of parents and families
Through Equine Therapy parents and relatives of patients acquire a sense of confidence in them which allows them to support their self-reliance and self-esteem. The additional help of psychologists and other specialists will increase confidence towards the rider for preparing for the future and encourage the family to project a "You can" attitude to the patient.
Alternative Therapies on horseback
During the therapy sessions and by taking advantage of the patient's willingness to learn, one can create recreational and cultural activities plus physiological, kinesiological, psychological and neurological exercises aimed at improving coordination, breathing, developing senses and other abilities of the patient.


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What are the limitations of market segmentation?
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There are a number of limitations of market segmentation that can make the practice impractical in certain instances. Some of them include:
- Not all markets can be divided into identifiable segments. It is not always possible to segment a market based on observable characteristics of the consumers.
- Segments may not be large enough to be worth targeting.
- Segments are not always reachable via distinct channels. If a significant portion of a given segment does not all watch a given TV show or visit a given website, there is no way to reach that segment effectively.
- Segments may change. If they do, the effort and resources put into creating a specific marketing plan for a segment will be wasted.
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Jonathan Zawada
Great website from super multi-talented Jonathan Zawada, proving that his design portfolio is as impressive as his paintings we featured earlier this year. This man is a design machine, producing terrific, adaptable work that has been applied to zines, skateboards, t-shirts, posters, leaflets, books – I could go on. I think he deserves a big pat on the back. Oh wait, he's designed the Ministry of Sound Mashed 5 album artwork and has genuinely made me want to listen to it? That then deserves a gold medal.


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I'm just reporting that Brandon told me GridMove works perfectly under Windows Vista. I'd like to get a few more opinions on this, to make sure it's stable in Vista, since i can't test it myself.
I have always used GridMove on Windows Vista. It almost always works fine.
I have only observed two strange behaviors, and unfortunately I haven't recorded the details so you will probably not find this report useful. Nevertheless, here they are:
1) Two or three times, I have noticed that there were multiple (sometimes even more than ten) instances of GridMove running. It showed up multiple times in Task Manager, and it showed up multiple times in the notification area. I think I remember that this was a time when I was experimenting with different screen configurations, so lots of resolution changes were involved. GridMove continued to work fine. When I noticed, I just right-clicked on each of the GridMove icons in the notification area and closed them until there was only one left.
2) About half of the time, when I restart Vista, after logging in, I see a dialog that says that a previous instance of GridMove could not be terminated. It asks if I want to wait. If I answer yes, everything works fine.


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SANFORD — Mrs. Elizabeth Nell Dixon Covil, age 77, of Sanford, N.C., died Monday, October 28, 2013 at Parkview Retirement Center surrounded by her family.
She was born in Onslow County, NC on September 19, 1936 to the late Odie Bishop Dixon and Emma Elizabeth Marshburn Dixon. In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by two brothers, Leo and Carl Dixon. Mrs. Covil was a homemaker and avid gardener. She was a woman of strong faith who taught Sunday school to young children for many years and was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She was a member of Flat Springs Baptist Church.
Mrs. Covil is survived by her husband of 58 years, Robert Clarence Covil; two sons, Eddy Covil and wife Frieda of Red Springs, N.C. and Wayne Covil and wife Pam of Colonial Heights, Va.; one daughter, Debbie C. McFarland and husband Richard of Deep River; one brother, Ronald J. Dixon and wife Delora of Jacksonville, N.C.; one sister, Sadie Newman and husband Dave of California; four grandchildren, Daniel McFarland and wife Kalah of Sanford and their daughter Allie; Christopher Boyd and wife Ashley of Virginia and their son Cody, Michael Boyd and wife Lana of Henderson and their children Nathaniel, Savannah and Logan, Nikki Locklear and husband Kelly of Wagram and their children Hannah, Kross and Jase.
The family will receive friends Wednesday, October 30, 2013 from 1 to 2 p.m. in the atrium of Flat Springs Baptist Church and the funeral service will follow at 2 p.m. in the sanctuary with Dr. Gary McCollough and the Rev. Randy Locklear officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Flat Springs Baptist Church Children's ministries, 4148 Deep River Road, Sanford, N.C. 27330.
Condolences may be made at www.bridgescameronfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home, Inc.
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LILLINGTON — Funeral service for Harry Hubert Bottger, 80, who Saturday (10/26/13) at Duke University Hospital, was held Sunday at Cape Fear Church of Christ.
He was born in The Netherlands, and was retired U.S. Air Force. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Wanda Newton.
He is survived by his wife, Anita Bottger; daughters, Sheryl Dixon and Amy Houghtaling; sons, Robert Bottger and Bill Gibson; 13 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements were by O'Quinn-Peebles Funeral Home.
Online condolences may be made at www.oquinnpeebles.com.
SANFORD — Funeral service for A.C. Childress, 73, who died Friday (10/25/13), was held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Lemon Springs Baptist Church with the Rev. Andy Foley and the Rev. Wayne O'Quinn officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery.
Pianist was Lisa Black. Soloist was Lynda Matthews. Recorded music was played and the congregation sang two selections. A trio consisting of Mark Smith on the guitar, Chad Martindale on the banjo, and Donnie Martindale on the guitar sang at the graveside.
Pallbearers were Joshua Davis, Zachery Doby, Brandon Ross, Eli Ryser, Clint Sloan, Cody Sloan, Nic Stott and Joshua Womble. Classmates sat together as a group.
Arrangements were by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home.
CAMERON — Tony Jones died Sunday (10/27/13) at UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Knotts Funeral Home.
LILLINGTON — Jerry Glenn "Pete" Hamilton, 71, died Monday (10/28/13) at his home.
He was born in Harnett County, son of the late William Harry and Eunice Fore Hamilton. He was a general contractor for over 30 years. He was preceded in death by his sister, Judy Hamilton Johnson West, and brother Franklin Delano Hamilton.
Graveside service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Westview Memorial Gardens with the Rev. Dr. Bill Goodnight officiating.
He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Margie Yow Hamilton; two sons, Jerry Glenn Hamilton Jr. and wife Karen, and Martin Bruce Hamilton; one daughter, Bridget Hamilton Larson and husband David, all of Lillington; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Duke Cancer Institute, Office of Development DUMC 3828, Durham, N.C. 27710.
Arrangements are by O'Quinn-Peebles Funeral Home.
Online condolences may be made at www.oquinnpeebles.com.
DURHAM — Larry Arthur Gunter, 65, formerly of Sanford, died Sunday (10/27/13) in Wilmington.
He was born in Lee County on Feb. 23, 1948, to Alberta Lassiter Gunter and to the late Jake Gunter. He ran Central Carolina Amusements.
He is survived by his mother, Alberta Lassiter Gunter; a daughter, Tiffany Gunter; two stepchildren, Brian Fowler of Durham and Brooke Pearce of Carolina Beach; a brother, Darrell L. Gunter of Sanford; and by a fiancée, Jeanne G. Ritchey of Durham.
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Turner's Chapel Fellowship Hall (one hour prior to the graveside service). The graveside service will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Turner's Chapel Cemetery with the Rev. Bruce MacInnes officiating.
Condolences may be made at www.bridgescameronfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements by Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home, Inc.
SILER CITY — Gertha Lane Joyce, 87, of Bonlee-Bennett Road, died Monday (10/28/13) at Manor Care Health Services in Pinehurst.
She was born Dec. 22, 1925 in Lee County, the daughter of William Henry and Blanche (Hilliard) Lane. She was a homemaker and member of Edward Hill Friends Meeting, the Senior Sunday School class and sang in the choir. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Walter Odell Joyce, son Jerry Mack Joyce, sister Eunice White and son-in-law Benny Craven.
She is survived by two daughters, Sylvia Joyce Craven of Sumter, S.C., and Sandy Joyce Merritt and husband Robert of Elizabethtown; two sons, Rodger Joyce and wife Jill of Greensboro, and Ronald O. Joyce and wife Shelly of Bear Creek; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Smith & Buckner Funeral Home, and other times at the home of Ronnie Joyce, 145 CC Routh Road, Bear Creek.
Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 12 p.m. at Smith & Buckner Funeral Home in Siler City with Josh Conrad officiating. Burial will be at Edward Hill Friends Meeting Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Edward Hill Friends Meeting Cemetery Fund, 92 Ed Leonard Road, Siler City, N.C. 27344.
Arrangements by Smith & Buckner Funeral Home.
Online condolences may be made at www.pughfuneralhome.com.
BENNETT — Louvene Williamson Maness, 88, of 240 N.C.Hwy. 22, died Sunday (10/27/13) at FirstHealth Hospice in Pinehurst.
Funeral service will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Joyce-Brady Chapel with the Rev. Joey Greene officiating. Burial will follow at High Falls Wesleyan Church Cemetery following the chapel service.
She was a Moore County native, and was the daughter of the late John T. and Sarah K. Williamson. She had worked as a textile worker. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Victor Maness, four sisters and five brothers.
She is survived by her daughter, Elaine M. Jones and husband Doyle of Bear Creek; two granddaughters and one great-grandchild.
Visitation will be held today from 6 to 8 p.m. at Joyce-Brady Chapel in Bennett, and other times at the home of her granddaughter Dana.
Online condolences may be made at www.joycebradychapel.com.
Memorials may be directed to FirstHealth Hospice in Pinehurst.
Arrangements by Joyce-Brady Chapel.
CAMERON — Charles E. "Eddie" Loving, 65, died Sunday (10/27/13) at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital in Pinehurst.
Funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Cameron Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Craines Creek Cemetery.
Born in Richmond County to the late Frank Jones Loving and Jessie Thomas Loving, he spent most of his life in Cameron. He graduated from Union Pines High School and N.C. State University. He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara Bowman Loving, and a brother, Richard Loving.
He is survived by daughters, Beth Elliott and husband Brent of Siler City and Jessica Gozy and husband Jarrod of Clarksville, Tenn.; brother, Tommy Loving and wife Judy of Cameron; sister, Mary Lou Yow and husband Tony of Sanford; and five grandchildren.
The family will receive friends at Cameron Baptist Church fellowship hall today from 6 to 8 p.m. and other times at the residence.
Arrangements are by Fry and Prickett Funeral Home..
Condolences: PinesFunerals.com.


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What is the first thing you do when you see a rose? If you're anything like most of us, you hold it to your nose and drink in the intoxicating fragrance! The various perfumes of roses, from sweet to citrusy to spicy, are unmistakable and unforgettable. Nothing evokes memory like scent, and when you bask in the enchanting fragrance of a rose, you'll likely recall some cherished remembrance. Plant them throughout the landscape, so you can enjoy their perfume every time you step out the door; cut fresh bouquets, and bring their beauty inside; grow a few in containers on your deck or patio; or place a couple delightfully fragrant tree roses by your front door to greet all your guests. No matter the size or style of your garden, you'll find the perfect rose for you right here--choose from hybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras, climbing roses, miniatures, and even tree roses. And the amazing variety of colors and bloom forms will please even the pickiest gardener. Take a look at our gorgeous selection of divinely scented roses, and indulge all your senses!
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A book on collection of children poems in Dogri was released today by the greatest poetess of Dogri Padamshree Padma Sachdev in an impressive function held in the seminar hall of Environmental Science Department, University of Jammu. On this occasion Prof Archana Kesar, Director, Academic Staff College & HOD Punjabi, Prof Shiv Dev Singh Manhas, HOD Dogri, Mohan Singh, President, Duggar Manch, Prof Majrooh Rashid from Kashmir University, Ranjeet Kalra, Asstt. Director, Academic Staff College and Sidharth Dogra from Jammu links were also present.
While speaking on this occasion, HOD Dogri Prof Shiv Dev Singh Manhas said that on one hand, in this globalization era every thing is being sold, produced and used except literature. On the other hand, we are talking that no new readers are joining in the movement to promote Dogri literature. Keeping all this in view, the Dogri Bal Manch, Jammu has brought out its maiden book entitled "Nikkre Pangru Uchhi Udaan" which was released today. The book is edited by Sapna Narania, a Ph D Scholar of PG Department of Dogri.
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The Jews and Their Future: A Conversation on Judaism and Jewish IdentitiesPaperback
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- Publisher: ZED BOOKS LTD
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- Dimensions: 132mm x 214mm x 12mm | 281g
- Publication date: 1 November 2004
- Publication City/Country: London
- Illustrations note: bibliography, index
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This freethinking book, structured as a dialogue between the authors, overturns conformist discourses and received ideas about Jewish culture and identity. It challenges pious myths and biases. What if the Jews were not the "descendants" of the Hebrews? What if the Jewish book was more the Talmud than the Bible? What if medieval judeophobia could not be identified with modern anti-Semitism? What if orthodoxy was not a return to cultural origins but a new creation? If these are all valid topics of debate, questioning the future of the Jews should not be beyond discussion.
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Esther Benbassa and Jean-Christophe Attias are professors of Jewish History & Culture, Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Sorbonne, Paris. They have been extensively published, and their books translated into many languages. The Jews and their Future has been translated by Patrick Camiller.
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'This duo have a real penchant for provoking their readers. They love to shake old certainties and orthodoxies. And in this new book, they have transcended themselves by penning a magnificently iconoclastic dialogue.' - Pierre Vidal-Naquet, Le Nouvel Observateur 'Readers will be grateful to these authors for having opened up, and so richly, the 'Jewish Question' today -- highlighting the situation of Jewish people in the Diaspora.' - Sylvain Cypel, Le Monde 'This book positively invites debate. But on condition one first recognises the deep knowledge and openminded spirit that inspires it.' - L'Histoire 'These authors share a common passion for the history of Judaism, and an equal repugnance for prejudices, taboos, even panic that characterizes Judaism when it thinks it is under attack. Taking the form of a dialogue in the manner of certain old rabbinical texts, even socratic, they whisper their disquiet (intellectual, even spiritual) at the self-indulgence contemporary Judaism tends to engage in more than it would like to admit.' - Jean-Luc Allouche, Liberation 'What does it mean to be Jewish today? Is it to live in the cocoon of the Shoah and the fear of a resurgence of fascism? Is it to cover one's head, to support Sharon? Or is it to have a sense of belonging across boundaries? To answer these questions, the authors revisit the iconic images of the diaspora, zionism, anti-semitism, and also of the 'Jewish mother', the tensions between ashkenazi and sephardic Jews --- and deconstruct them with a delicate hand.' - Francois Dufay, Le Point
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1. What does it mean to be a Jew?;2. Modernity and Jewishness;3. From anti-Judaism to anti-Semitism;4. Jewish nationalism and Zionism;5. Remembering the genocide: a new civil religion?;6. Ashkenazis and Sephardis: exchanging looks;7. Judaism, Christianity, Islam: combining differences;8. Secularization and Jewish morality;9. Being a woman and Jewish;10. To remain Jewish, to become Jewish again, or to reinvent Judaism?;11. Diaspora identities, Israeli identities;12. From communitarian affirmation to the temptation to withdraw;13. Israel seen from within and from the Diaspora;14. Jewish intellectual freedom and the weight of conformism;15. Fascination with suffering or the challenge of life: a critical choice.


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Spiced Sweet Potato Wedges w/ A Creamy Garlic Yogurt Dip (Video)
As many of you already know, I have a bit of a love affair with fries.
I just LOVE french fries.
As you also know, I am also an "everything in moderation" kind-of-girl.
But truth be told, if left to my indulge in fries as I wish, it would end up being a bit too often to honestly call "moderate".
So baking potatoes and sweet potatoes has become my favorite way to enjoy a home made french fry (or wedge) that I can feel good about eating!
I've shared my recipe for Baked Sweet Potato Fries in the past and more recently shared my Garlic and Rosemary Sweet Potato Fries (both faves of mine) SO I thought it was due time to make a video highlighting yet another version of my "favorite ways to eat fries!".
WARNING: Please do not blame me if you find yourself struggling not to eat all four servings by yourself! More times than not my hubby and I share this recipe making it a serving for two rather than four:).
Spiced Sweet Potato Wedges w/ A Creamy Garlic Yogurt Dip
Yield: 4 servings
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 50 minutes
2 Sweet Potatoes, peeled and cut into wedges
1 tbsp of olive oil
2 tsp curry powder
1 tsp cumin
½ tsp smoked paprika
¼ tsp kosher salt
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
¼ tsp garlic powder
½ cup of plain, nonfat Greek yogurt
½ tsp of white wine vinegar
1 tbsp fresh chopped parsley
A pinch of salt
Pre heat oven to 400
Combine sweet potatoes, olive oil, spices and salt in a large bowl. Toss until the sweet potatoes are evenly coated in the spice mixture.
Place potatoes on a rimmed baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and give the potatoes a flip. Pop them back into the oven for another 15-20 minutes or until the potatoes are golden brown on the outside.
While the potatoes are cooking combine the garlic, garlic powder, yogurt, vinegar, parsley, and salt in a small bowl. Set it aside until your potatoes are ready to go!
Remove the potatoes from the oven and serve with the garlic yogurt dipping sauce. Enjoy!!
Nutritional Analysis
Calories: 101; Total Fat: 3.8g; Saturated Fat: 0.5; Cholesterol: 0mg; Sodium: 162mg; Carbohydrate: 13.9g; Dietary Fiber: 2.5g; Sugars: 3.8g; Protein: 3.9g
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Dani, this is an awesome recipe…would make a single serving since I totally love sweet potatoes.
Oh my goodness this sounds so yummy! I'm gonna make these tomorrow! Having a craving for french fries now…hmm Can I wait till tomorrow though…? lol
This looks amazing! I love sweet potatoes!
I am DEFINITELY making these this week! Yummmmmmy!!!!!
I so wish I was at your house when you made these Dani – deliciousness! I definitely NEED to re-create them ASAP!
Shannon -Believe me… I completely understand!
Marcia – You have to let me know what you think! I love feedback:)
Natasha – They're so good!
Wani – You're gonna love them!
Danica – LOL! You're welcome anytime:)
Hi Dani!
I made this today for lunch. My little one and I finished this off in no time and boy was it ever DELICIOUS! Thanks:)
i made this twice in a row already! def my current fav way to eat sweet potatoes
Dani, thanks for sharing this recipe. I love sweet potatoes and the dipping sauce looks great! I always struggle with what to use as a dipper.
The spices on the sweet potatoes sounds really tasty, and I love the use of yogurt in the dip (Greek yogurt is one of my favorite subs right now for sour cream and cream cheese).
I just made this tonight and boy was it tasty! My husband and don't do spicy, so I wasn't sure if those spices would make them spicy. I used the full amount of paprika because I've used it before, and just a touch of cumin, and didn't even have curry powder to use. Made the dip as directed, and when I tried the wedges with the dip, I definitely got a kick; turns out it was from the garlic in the dip! I'm a huge garlic fan, never knew it could be so "spicy". Nonetheless, we enjoyed!
Looks totally yum!!! What curry powder do you use?


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Dolly Stick - circa 1930 Reg. No: SH 890767
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- Dolly stick or laying out stick used at Simpson's Gloves Pty Ltd, Richmond.
Simpson's Gloves Pty Ltd was formed in 1924 and produced leather gloves and coats, handbags, helmets and associated leather goods. The company first operated in Smith Street, and subsequently Alexandra Parade, Collingwood, relocating to Victoria Street, Richmond in 1928, where it remained until 1988.
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|Simpson's Gloves Collection, Clothing & Textiles Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection, Amos Griffiths Simpson, Glove Manufacturer (1878-1953), Simpson's Gloves Pty Ltd, 1924-1988, Production Processes at Simpson's Gloves Factory, Working Life at Simpson's Gloves Factory, Workers at Simpson's Gloves Factory
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|Simpson's Gloves Pty Ltd, Richmond North, Victoria, Australia, circa 1930
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INCONTINENCE CLAMP DEVICE Filed Jan. 30, 1964 22a JAY ARTHUR BIALICK & BY
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ATTORNEYS United States Patent C) 3,203,421 INCONTINENCE CLAMP DEVICE Jay Arthur Bialick, 7133 Dartmouth Ave., University City 30, M0.
Filed Jan. 30, 1964, Ser. No. 341,210 2 Claims. (Cl. 128-346) This invention pertains to clamp devices for checking the flow of fluids through a conduit in a human member.
Devices of this general class are known, but each has its shortcomings and objections. For example, elastic devices of the type disclosed in Means US. Patent No. 2,756,753, granted July 31, 1956, apply too great a pressure and the elastic is not controllable as it should be for comfort while closing the conduit. Certain other devices include sponge rubber pads and ratchet type clamps, neither of which is satisfactory as the sponge rubber hardens with use and flattens. Sponge rubber also is impossible to clean and, therefore, is unsanitary and requires too frequent adjustment. much too coarse to afford the proper position for comfort commensurate with effective closure.
. It is an object of the present invention to provide an incontinence clamp device which improves upon the general class of such devices heretofore devised for the essential purpose in view.
It is also an object of this invention to provide a clamp device of the class indicated which can be rendered sterile, can be cleaned easily, and which can be variably adjusted to the required degree for effectiveness without discomfort.
It is an object of this invention to provide a clamp device which can be quickly adjusted to suit the user by adjustment means which is reliable and not subject to change with use.
A device of the foregoing character may consist of a body having movable arms each of which supports pres-.
sure exerting means for engaging the human body member, with said means arranged in cooperating opposed relation for clamping the body member therebetween, an adjustable and releasable type coupling means interconnecting the movable arms so that the arms may be opened, and another adjustment means associated with one of the movable arms to set the pressure exerting means in eiiective positions. The body of the device and the adjustment means are so arranged that precise positioning of the device is easily obtained and the degree of clamping pressure is also precisely achieved.
It is, therefore, a still further object of the present invention to provide a clamping device of the class indicated in which the adjustment means does not lose its eiiectiveness after a period of use.
Certain preferred embodiments of the present device, and the advantages thereof, will'be disclosed in the following speciiication when taken with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of the clamp device showing the arrangement of its parts, a protective sheath therefor being shown in section; 1
FIG. 2 is an end elevation taken at line 22 in FIG. 1, the sheath being omitted;
FIG. 3 is a greatly enlarged fragmentary sectional view taken at line 33 in FIG. 2, but with portions of the sheath included;
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary view of the device in its unlocked position, the view being taken along line 4-4 in FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is a fragmentary view in elevation of the device of FIG. 1, showing an adjusted position differing from FIG. 1;
FIG. 6 is a side elevational view of a modified clamp device, similar to FIG. 1 but without the sheath thereon;
The ratchet clamp is' the ends 11a and 12 respectively. The opposite end of arm 12 carries a barrel hinge 14 to which is swingably connected the base eye 15 of a threaded stem 16. The
stem 16 supports an adjustment nut 17, and the nut is' provided with a reduced diameter portion or collar 18. The adjacent end of arm 11 is provided (FIG. 4) with a key-hole opening having a circular portion 19'and an outwardly opening slot 20. As maybe seen in FIGS. 1,
2 and 4, the stem 16 is pivotally movable through its eye 15 about the axis of the barrel hinge 14 such that the threaded stem 16 may move into or out of the slot 20.
When moved into the slot 20, the stem may be located in the circular opening 19 to allow the nut collar 18 to fit into such opening with a snug fit, thereby coupling the arms together by securing the stem 16 against outward movement since the collar 18 is too large to pass through the slot 20. The nut 17 may be threaded on the stem 16 to draw the arms 11 and 12 relatively inwardly in whatever adjustment is desired. The human body member is disposed between the arms 11 and 12 and oiters resistance to the arms moving toward each other so that the pressure exerting means will become effective, as will now appear.
The device 10 is provided with a pressure exerting means, such as element 21 carried on arm 12, the element 1 being formed with a concave face 22 to engage on a limited area of the human body member. 21 is a second pressure exerting means or element 23 also having a concave face 24 to engage on a limited area of the human body member. 7 The element 23 is adjustably mounted (FIG. 3) on arm 11 by guide pins 25 which are fixed to the body of the element and move through suit-- able apertures 26 in the arm 11. Element 23 is moved by a jack screw 27 which is rotatably engaged in the body of the element 23 by a holding screw 28 which is free to turn in the recess 29 in said elemnt 23. The jack screw 27 has threaded engagement in a fixed washer 30 carried by arm 11, and the outer end is connected to a thumb nut 31, whereby the element 23 may be moved toward or away from the arm 11 guided by the pins 25 which prevent rotation of the element 23.
As may be seen in FIGS. 1, 3 and 5, the device 10 is provided with a protective sheath having an outer portion 32 and an inner portion 33. The two portions 32 and 33 may be molded together to provide a moisture or liquid proof covering for the stuctural parts of the device. The
sheath may be made of natural rubber or any of the synthetic plastic materials having moisture impervious and elastic characteristics. The outer portions 32 of the sheath is provided with an aperture 34 (FIG. 3) to receive the upper stem 35 of the jack screw where the stem enters the thumb nut 31. The sheath around the aperture 34 hugs the stem 35 so as to form a moisture barrier therefor. It is also noted that the elastic nature of the sheath allows stretch sufiicient to care for the threading movement of the jack screw 27. The inner sheath portion 33 encases the element 23 and stretches in conformity with the movement thereof, while also covering and conforming to the shape of the face 24.
The device 1011 shown in FIG. 6 conforms substantially to device 10, but is not shown with means for adjusting Opposite element the element 23. Other parts are like device and similar reference numerals are used to point out similar parts. In arranging the element on arm 12, the element shown at 21a is formed with a convex face 22a so that a more concentrated area for pressure may be obtained. It is, of course, understood that the element 21a may be substituted in the device 10 of FIG. 1 for element 21. Other shaped elements may be provided as, for example, the element 23a in FIG. 7 having a flat face 24a. The modified element 23a is shown cooperating with element 21a of FIG. 6.
In a clamp device 10 of the present character, it is essential to have arms 11 and 12 formed of stiff material so that there will be little or no flexing thereof, as flexibility will introduce an uncontrollable degree of pressure upon the pressure elements and render the adjustments at nuts 17 and 31 uncertain. While metal is more nearly suitable as the desired material, it requires the protective sheath for sanitary reasons. Plastic materials may be used, in which case the sheath may be dispensed with.
In FIG. 8 there is shown a modified adjusting means for the clamp of FIG. 1. The modified means is more compact and can be formed of lightweight metal or plastic parts. As shown, the arm 11a is formed With or has a thickened portion 11b in which a large and a small aperture is formed. The large aperture 36 receives a rotatable thimble 37 having a flange 38 on its open end. The closed end of the thimble projects beyond the arm 11a and is suitably formed to have a non-rotative fit in the center opening 39 in a thumb wheel 40. The thimble 37 has a threaded bore to receive the threaded stem 41 of the movable element 42. After the stem 41 is threaded up in the bore so that the element 42 is against the thickened portion 11b of the arm 11a, a guide and stop pin 43 is loosely fitted through an aperture 44 in the element 42 so that it can thread into the small aperture 45 in the arm 11a. Upon rotation of wheel 40, the element 42 is moved away from the arm by the unthreading action on the stem 41 while the pin 43 prevents the element 42 from rotating. The pin 43 has an enlarged head 43a which is spaced from the inner restricted end of bore 44 so that the element 42 may move out to the extent permitted by the head 43a. The movable portions of the assembly, except the wheel 40, can be enclosed in a sheath 46, of which the inner portion 46a is adapted to yield with the adjustments desired for the element 42.
In the devices of FIGS. 1 or 8, the application to a human body member is carried out by first setting the adjustable pressure element 23 or 42 as desired. After this operation, the releasable means 1617 can be adjusted to the required setting to effect the closure of the conduit in the human body member. Thereafter, only the means 16-17 need to be manipulated when applying or removing the device.
Devices made in keeping with the principles of this invention are well suited to achieve the degree of pressure required with the least discomfort. The pressure applying elements afford the least area of constriction to the body member being clamped so that blood vessels are not unnecessarily clamped. It is therefore, the aim to include all possible variations of the structure of the improved clamp device, some of which have been herein disclosed, while others may be comprehended in and by the appended claims.
What is claimed is:
1. In a urethra clamp device the improvement of a body having a pair of elongated spaced and substantially parallel arms, means connecting said arms at com- 'rnon adjacent ends for movement toward and away from each other, said arms having opposite ends normally spaced from each other, pressure applying means comprising first and second pads each having inner surfaces adapted to cooperate to compress the urethra and cutoff flow, said first pad being fixed in position on one of said arms, means operably connected to said second pad and the other of said arms including a first element rotatable relative to said other arm, a second element connected to said second pad and to said first element and transmitting linear thrust therebetween to effect movement of said second pad selectively toward and away from said first pad, and a third element connected between said second pad and said other arm to slide relative on one of the latter and fix said second pad against angular displacement during linear movement, said inner surfaces being in spaced facing relation and substantially opposite each other and adapted to receive the urethra therebetween and one of said inner surfaces being concave relative to the other inner surface, and infinitely adjustable releasible connecting means joining said normally spaced opposite ends of said arms to cause said first and second pads to compress the urethra between said inner surfaces.
2. In a urethra clamp device the improvement of a body having elongated and substantially rigid, non-bendable arms spaced from each other and having first ends spaced apart and second ends interconnected to allow arm movement toward and away from each other to vary the spacing between said first ends, non-compressible pressure applying means comprising first and second pads each having an inner surface, said first pad being fixed in position on one of said arms, means operably connected to said second pad and the other of said arms including a first element operably carried by said other arm and rotatable relative thereto, a second element fixed to said second pad and threadedly connected to said first element to transmit linear thrust therebetween and efiect movement of said second pad selectively toward and away from said first pad, and a third element connected between said second pad and said other arm to slide relative to one of the latter and fix said second pad against angular displacement during linear movement, a covering over said arms and pads to protect the same against moisture and foreign matter, said inner surfaces on said first and second pads being in spaced facing relation substantially op posite each other and adapted to receive the urethra, and releasible means interconnecting said first spaced ends and including means infinitely adjustable to vary the urethra compression.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,728,322 9/29 Badrian 128346 2,618,270 11/52 Pearson 128-346 2,686,520 8/54 Jarvis et a1. 128-346 2,756,753 7/56 Means 128-346 2,810,012 10/57 Sugarman 174-162 X 3,050,064 8/62 Moore et a1. 128327 OTHER REFERENCES Cunningham Incontinence Clamp #405 from pgs. 21- 22 of Bard Catalogue for Urological Instruments, 8th
Edition, 1938.
A.C.M.I. Catalogue, 1952, pg. 213 Foley Mechanical Incontinence Clamp, Item #4894.
RICHARD A. GAUDET, Primary Examiner.
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text: Just got through to Focus Enhancements tech support. They have a software fix for this problem. It requires a converter icon on the desktop. You drag your Dr-Hd100 QT files (50 at a time max) to the icon and they are automatically converted to work with FCP. No new files are created, it just converts them and leaves them in whatever folder they came from. Support says they intend to fix this probably permanently in future software upgrades for their products.