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I've burned a total of 5 DVDs from older 8mm camcorder video with great success. I've been loving the new world of Mac.
I was at my mother-in-laws the other day and from conversation learned she had an old VCR tape of her mother being presented with a Woman-of-the-Year award. That recording is very precious to her, since her mother died shortly after.
The video of it is in bad shape. I'm not sure of the cause (probably age) but the bright lighting from the spot light turns the speaker's face, and any lighted object, red. At this point, I could simply bur the video to DVD and my Mother-in-law would be most grateful; however, I would really like to try to remove as much of that awful red as I can. The total video length is 17 minutes. So I'm not talking about an entire tape.
I don't own any video software--other than the I products that shipped with my new IMac (i.e. Imovie, IDVD, etc).
Is it possible to go to the local Mac store here in Colorado, with a DVD in hand, and use one of their machines for a few minutes to use Final Cut pro to clean up the coloring? I don't really have a need to buy Final Cut, since IMovie does all my other movies just fine.
What do you guys think? I wish Final Cut had a demo download, since I really only need to clean one video (17 min.).
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Sophomore forward Raquel Scott (Ridgewood, N.J.) has been named the GoHolyCross.com Crusader of the Week, for competition from November 4-10. Scott helped lead the Holy Cross women's basketball team to an 84-59 victory over Dartmouth in its only game last week.
During Friday's contest against the Big Green, Scott led the team with 22 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals. She hit 10 of 12 field goal attempts on the night, in addition to making both of her shots from the free throw line. Scott set new career highs for points, assists, field goals made and field goals attempted against Dartmouth.
In 33 career games played, Scott has now totaled 158 points, 176 rebounds, 41 assists and 31 steals.
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Friendly service, fantastic views of St Pats and Rockerfeller Center. Food was great. Enjoyed a Steak Frites and my guest had the Bistro Salad. Comfortable setting and a lively crowd. Will return.
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I remember going to this restaurant and loved it! However this time I was extremely disappointed. Whoever the chef is should quit his day job. The food was not good at all. No flavor, no creativity and cold. My husband was extremely disappointed and he isn't a picky water. It has lost it's charm and the chef has no taste buds.
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I have had a lot of high end department store lunches...and this was unappetizing! Airplane food meets wannabe chef... I had company and could not complain at the time _ we were there on Sunday October 2nd 2011... The prices are very high for the quality and the whole meal was just so mediocre, bland and unprofessional. Should have gone somewhere else....argh. Don't go. I had the salmon with pasta and my mom had the wrap...which was some basic chicken and lettuce...the "chef "should seek employment elsewhere ...it is about 30 -35 dollars pp for lunch..you can do so much better for that. The wait staff are cordial but not elegant... you feel like you are at a diner.
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Benjamin Dixon, Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Forestry in Nicaragua (left), Helmut W. Rauch, WFP Country Director in Nicaragua (centre), and Ken Davis, P4P Global Coordinator inagurated the Purchase for Progress (P4P) Regional Meeting for Central America in Granada, Nicaragua. The meeting took place on 23-25 April 2012.
"We appreciate WFP's best efforts to implement the P4P project because it maximizes and articulates all the strategies being implemented by the Nicaraguan Institute of Agriculture and Technology, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry among smallholder farmers," said Benjamin Dixon, Vice Minister of Agriculture and Forestry of Nicaragua. "Micro and smallholder farmers are key to Nicaragua's productivity, and we are confident that with them we will achieve many important goals."
"I take the personal challenge of enhancing the capacity of the P4P project to reach more smallholder farmers in order to make the word "hunger" just a memory and not a reality", said Rauch during his inaugural speech.
Approximately 70 to 80 percent of the production of basic grains in Nicaragua rests in the hands of small farmers. The Purchase for Progress strategy is to strengthen organizational and technical capacities of 10 cooperatives (2,000 smallholder farmers) in Nueva Segovia, in order to enhance their knowledge on new methods and farming techniques to improve their quality and volume production.
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Just as WSA was founded by parents in 1986, parents are vital to its ongoing success. By helping with the school's needs, you not only share in your child's educational experiences, you also have a direct impact on the quality of the community that nurtures and enriches all of our children. Below is a list of some of the volunteer opportunities for this school year.
Below are some of the many opportunities to contribute as a parent to the vibrant life of our school community. Please contact Emily Zdan at email@example.com with any questions. We truly appreciate your time and support.
Class Parents
Class parents support the teacher in planning class events such as trips and celebrations, and communicating pertinent information to families in the class. In addition, class parents serve as a liaison to the school community.
Although the class parent is the organizer and facilitator, all parents are needed to support the many class activities staged throughout the year.
Holiday Fair
(November 8, 2014, 10:00-4:00pm)
Celebrating our 27th annual fair, this is our biggest outreach event of the year. While each class will have Holiday Fair representatives who will provide leadership for the Fair, we ask that all WSA families contribute 3-4 hours in preparation of this event and a minimum of a 2-hour shift for each child enrolled (2 child max) on Holiday Fair weekend. We know that some parents will contribute even more hours toward this wonderful outreach opportunity.
Marketing and Outreach
Join Stacey Alston to assist with campus open houses. You can also help us promote Waldorf education throughout Atlanta at local fairs and festivals. Weekend hours often needed. Activities for 2014-15 include the Decatur Book Festival during Labor Day weekend, the Candler Park Festival in October, Oakhurst Earth Day Festival and Inman Park Festival in April, and the Decatur Arts Festival during Memorial Day weekend.
Work with Paul McClendon to do a wide range of activities for the school's fundraising efforts. Activities include supporting the various mailings (e.g. stuffing envelopes, etc.), making calls for the Annual Fund Phonathon, encouraging Annual Fund participation within the community, recruiting participants in the Apogee program, researching foundations and preparing grant requests, and working to strengthen relations with alumni.
WSA Spring Auction Committee
(March 28, 2015)
Work with Emily Zdan and the Auction chair(s) to plan our largest fundraiser and social event for the school year. Over 25 volunteers are needed to create and coordinate this fundraiser. Committee meetings begin in September, and tasks include: supporting class project coordinators, database management, silent auction management, special games, food and music, computer check-in/check-out. Do you like to plan parties? This committee is for you!
WSA Spring Auction Class Project Coordinator
Each WSA class prepares an item for the Annual Spring Auction. Your class decides whether this project will involve a child-made project or something made by just the adults. The Class Project Coordinator works closely with their class to ensure a beautiful finished product.
Meal Preparation for Guests of our School
WSA hosts over 15-20 Waldorf mentors, evaluators, consultants, prospective teachers, and guests to our campus each year. As a gracious offering, our school supplies a snack and lunch for each day our guest is on campus. We are looking for parents who can deliver a basket or small cooler with snack and lunch to the office kitchen by 10:00am. Emily Zdan will email you with specific guest arrival dates and any dietary needs.
Housing for Guests of our School
WSA offers family housing for our out of town guests. Let us know if you have room in your home to host someone for 5 days or less. We ask that you offer a simple breakfast. Some transportation needs may be required. Emily Zdan will contact you with specifics.
Parent Association
The mission of WSAPA is to involve, educate, inspire and support the families of WSA through community building activities and gatherings, parent education, open communication and outreach, faculty and staff support, and fund-raising endeavors.
Foundation Studies
Throughout the year, our Foundation Studies group will offer special opportunities to hear guest speakers. Read more about the group
Each individual class will have opportunities to support the teachers and class activities. Whether you drive the mini bus for a field trip, keep score at a basketball game, go grocery shopping for a class camping trip or bring fresh flowers to the class, we hope you find many meaningful ways to be involved at WSA!
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Chaudhary Tulsi Ram Yadav Mahavidyalaya was innaugurated by the Ex-Chief Minister
of the Uttar Pradesh, Shri Mulayam Singh Yadav on 11th April - 2006 2006 in Dhosara,
Tulsi Nagar, Allahabad.
College is affiliated to Chatrapati Sahuji Maharaj University, Kanpur.
The College is workign under the aegis of Shri Vasudevay Namah Lok Kalyan Sansthani,
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the rural areas.
The college has a well developed infrastructure including spacious classrooms,
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People of the Damrauer Group
Principal Investigator
Niels H. Damrauer (niels.damrauer at colorado.edu)
Ph.D.: University of California, Berkeley
Postdoctoral Fellow: Alexander von Humboldt Postdoctoral Fellow, University of
Würzburg, 2000-2001; NIH Postdoctoral Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 2002-2003
Want to help fund our research efforts?: http://benefunder.org/causedetail/show/166
Graduate Students
Jamie Snyder (jamie.snyder at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: University of Winsconsin, Madison
5th Year
Karen Spettel (karen.spettel at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: Carleton College
5th Year
Jasper D. Cook (jasper.cook at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: University of Oregon
4th Year
Thomas Carey (thomas.carey at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin, Madison
3rd Year
Sam Shepard (samuel.shepard at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: Amherst College
3rd Year
Steven Fatur (steven.fatur at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: Tufts University
2nd Year
Orion Pearce (orion.pearce at colorado.edu)
Undergraduate: Beloit College
2nd Year
Joint: Gordana Dukovic, CU Boulder
Postdoctoral Researchers
Dylan H. Arias (dylan.arias at colorado.edu)
B.S.: University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D.: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Undergraduate Researchers
Justin Fulford (Justin.Fulford at colorado.edu)
Visiting Researcher
Renato Martins (Renato.Martins at colorado.edu)Graduate Student; Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil
Former Group Members
Anna Curtis (anna.curtis at colorado.edu) (Joint with David Jonas)
Sean Ryan (Masters 2013)
Gregory Vansuch (Undergraduate)
Bijan Paul (Postdoc, 2013)
Paul Vallett (Ph.D. 2013; Postdoc at Johns Hopkins University)
Joshua Hewitt (Ph.D. 2013)
Huan-Wei Tseng (Ph.D. 2013)
Carsten Habenicht (Undergraduate)
Mirvat Abdelhaq (Ph.D. 2012; Congressional Fellow, Washington D.C.)
Erik M. Grumstrup (Ph.D. 2011; Postdoc at UNC, Chapel Hill; Faculty Member at Montana State University)
Heather A. Meylemans (Ph.D. 2010; US Navy Research Chemist)
David Skoff (Undergraduate; Ph.D. Student at Univ. Wisconsin, Madison)
Matthew Montgomery (Ph.D. 2008; Associate, Milburn and Krohn)
Dr. Chi Fong Lei (Postdoc 2006; Faculty Member at CU Denver)
Dr. John Villegas (Postdoc 2005)
Hsinhui Huang (Undergraduate)
Paul Nelson (Undergraduate)
Jane Henderson (Undergraduate)
Mike Krysiak (Undergraduate)
Amanda Combs (Masters 2005)
Chris Rinaldo (Masters 2005)
Drew Rollins (Undergraduate)
Contact Information
Niels Damrauer Office Phone: (303) 735-1280
Student Office Phone: (303) 492-5608
Mailing Address
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University of Colorado at Boulder
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We are walking. It's a good way to get recovering kids out of the house, get some exercise, and not infect anyone else with the plague/whooping cough.
The Girl is walking along a low retaining wall, treasures gleaned from roadside bushes clenched in her hand. She crouches down, and just as she does the wind catches her dress and her golden hair and the purple jacaranda blooms in her hand and my breath catches in surprise.
She moves with such easy grace, and she is lovely. If I could paint I would paint that moment, and go back to it again and again.
That girl over there, that's my daughter. She is 5. She is a middle child. She craves attention. She is never still and always plotting something. Her anger is quick if she doesn't get her way, and lately she has taken to revenge, quietly destroying something someone else cares about as "payback". (Where did she even learn this word?) I am often exhausted by her.
Her heart is wide and generous, she gives away her toys all the time. She is funny. She is thoughtful. She loves without reserve, and she expects to be loved the same.
It's only a moment, and she's down off the wall and we continue on our walk together. I wish she would go back, so I can pull out my camera and record it. Instead I struggle to string an image into words, to wrestle the ephemeral into some concrete form. But it is good for her to go forward. She has so much to grow out of and into.
I only pray that as she leaves the childish things behind she can keep her loveliness about her.
Just now figuring out that joy and suffering are all tangled up together and to avoid one is to miss out on the other. Trying to grab hold of joy where ever it is found and hold on tight.
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Teaching Science To English Language Learners (Teaching English Language Learners Across The Curriculum)
Authors:Joyce Nutta, Nazan U. Bautista, Malcolm B. Butler,
Publisher: Routledge
Keywords: learners, teaching, language, english, curriculum, science, across
Number of Pages: 208
Published: 2010-08-04
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Books in the Teaching English Language Learners (ELLs) across the Curriculum Series are written specifically for pre- and in- service teachers who may not have been trained in ELL techniques, but still find themselves facing the realities and challenges of today's diverse classrooms and learners. Each book provides simple and straightforward advice on how to teach ELLs through a given subject area, and how to teach content to ELLs who are at different levels of English language proficiency than the rest of their class. Authored by both language and content area specialists, each volume a
Basic English Grammar: For English Language Learners: Book 1 (Basic English Grammar for English Language Learners)
Authors:Anne Seaton, Y. H. Mew,
Publisher: Saddleback Educational Publishing, Inc.
Keywords: english, learners, language, grammar, basic, book
Published: 2007-01-30
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Author: Chip Kidd
Publisher: Scribner
Keywords: novel, learners
Number of Pages: 272
Published: 2008-02-19
List price: $26.00
Fresh out of college in the summer of 1961, Happy lands his first job as a graphic designer (okay, art assistant) at a small Connecticut advertising agency populated by a cast of endearing eccentrics. Life for Happy seems to be -- well, happy. But when he's assigned to design a newspaper ad recruiting participants for an experiment in the Yale Psychology Department, Happy can't resist responding to the ad himself. Little does he know that the experience will devastate him, forcing a reexamination of his past, his soul, and the nature of human cruelty -- chiefly, his own. Written in
Author: Ed Swick
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Keywords: second, learners, esl, english, writing
Number of Pages: 256
Published: 2009-04-29
List price: $11.95
Write in English like a native speaker! Taking a developmental approach to improving writing skills, Writing Better English helps you increase your levels of proficiency in both grammar and vocabulary. Before tackling sentence structures, the book helps you reinforce those grammar elements you may have trouble with, like verb tenses and pronouns. You'll then expand your written communication abilities through comprehensive explanations, skill-building exercises, and practical writing activities.
Author: Carol Ann Tomlinso
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Keywords: learners, needs, responding, classroom, differentiated
Number of Pages: 144
Published: 1999-05-07
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For education courses in Educational Psychology, Advanced Educational Psychology, Differentiated Instruction, Inclusion/Mainstreaming, Mild/Moderate Disabilities Methods, or General Methods (K-12). In this brief Merrill/ASCD text, the leading authority on differentiation explains the most effective classroom-proven approaches for teachers to use in order to meet the instructional needs of every learner in any grade level. The author introduces vivid classroom examples of real teachers using differentiated instruction to effectively show readers what, how and why to differentiate instruction.
Author: Lynne T. Diaz-Rico
Publisher: Allyn & Baco
Keywords: learners, english, teaching, course
Number of Pages: 400
Published: 2007-03-23
List price: $79.60
A Course for Teaching English Learners ensures that both pre- and in-service teachers alike are adequately prepared to work with English language learners. offers in a single volume a wealth of background principles underlying the cultural, linguistic, and sociocultural contexts and foundations of learning and by providing a comprehensive framework that doesn't only focus on reading and writing. This exciting new book offers in a single volume a wealth of background principles underlying the cultural, linguistic, and sociocultural contexts and foundations of learning and by providing a
Author: Alexandra Shires Golo
Publisher: Prufrock Press, Inc.
Keywords: learners, spatial, visual
Number of Pages: 150
Published: 2008-04-01
List price: $19.95
Looking for ways to differentiate your instruction to meet the needs of gifted visual-spatial learners? You've found it in Visual-Spatial Learners: Differentiation Strategies for Creating a Successful Classroom. Visual-spatial learners are students who show advanced abilities with computers, maps, construction toys, and puzzles. These students think outside the box and demonstrate tremendous empathy and compassion. Too often, traditional classroom teaching strategies do not meet the needs of these students. By incorporating visual-spatial strategies to help students learn, you can more e


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The theme of TEDxFatihUniversity, which will be held in 13 May 2014, is to widen people's horizon by hearing extraordinary and unique experiences of others. TEDxFatihUniversity will include a series of talks in which speakers will do their best to touch the hearts and minds of the audience with the stories of their innovative and inspiring ideas to encourage the audience. Personal achievement stories of the speakers or their inspirational and innovative ideas are central to this event. We will explore what is beyond our horizon.
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Tahir AbbasTAHIR ABBAS is Professor of Sociology at Fatih University in Istanbul. Formerly, he was Reader in Sociology and founding Director of the Birmingham University Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Culture, and Senior Research Officer at the Home Office and the Ministry of Justice in London. He has a BSc(Econ) from Queen Mary, London University, a MSocSc from Birmingham University, and a PhD in Ethnic Relations from Warwick University. His areas of expertise are the sociology of race, ethnicity, education and multiculturalism. He has published over 75 single and joint authored articles in internationally respected journals and in esteemed edited collections. His books include, The Education of British South Asians (Palgrave-MacMillan, 2004), Muslim Britain (Zed, 2005, ed.), Islamic Political Radicalism (Edinburgh University Press, 2007, ed.), Immigration and Race Relations (IB Tauris, 2007, eds., with F Reeves), Honour, Violence, Women and Islam (Routledge, 2011, eds., with MM Idriss), Islamic Radicalism and Multicultural Politics (Routledge, 2011), and Islam and Education (Routledge, 2011, ed., four volumes). He has been invited to deliver over 100 lectures in over 35 countries. Professor Abbas is an Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and Editorial Board member of Sociology of Islam (Brill, Netherlands) and East West Affairs: A Quarterly Journal of North-South Relations in Postnormal Times (Chicago, USA).
Gülhan ŞenGülhan Şen was born in Shumen, Bulgaria and completed primary school there. In 1985, her name changed to Galina Hristova Mihaylova due to a compulsory name change law, and a compulsory immigration law applied to Turks brought her to Turkey in 1989. Şen graduated from Muhsin Adil Binal Ilkogretim Okulu (secondary school) and Kabatas Erkek Lisesi (high school) in Turkey, and studied radio and television at Istanbul University Communication Faculty. In London, Şen took courses on "Television News and Programs Preparation" at Reuters News Agency. Şen worked at HBB, BRT, Star TV and CNN Turk. After directing Turk Sinemasi 2003 ("Turkish Cinema 2003") and Sis Bulutunun Ardinda: Alzheimer ("Fog Clouds: Alzheimer"), she carried on her career by preparing, presenting and directing for the TV 8 Zamanin Ruhu: Zeitgeist ("Spirit of Time: Zeitgeist") programme. On 3 October 2007, her new programme Gulhan'in Galaksi Rehberi ("Gulhan's Guide to the Galaxy"), a travel show primarily about travel abroad, began on TV 8.
Nader NadaProfessor Nader Nada is a Professional Speaker and Author. He is the founder of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program and Design Thinking Lab at Fatıh Unıversıty, Istanbul, Turkey. He received his PhD degree from George Mason University, VA, USA. In 1991 he received the Achievement Award from the American Achievement Academy. He was NASA Fellow Researcher for 3 successive years in the design and implementation of the Earth Observation System (EOS), NASA's largest global environmental system. Dr. Nada has a sincere interest in Creativity, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Human Development, Strategic Management, Cleaner Production, Lean Manufacturing, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy and Environment Technologies. He published 7 books and over 90 journal and conference papers. In 2002, he joined the UAE National Committee on the Development of the Primary and Secondary Education (UAE Vision 2020) as Minster of Education consultant and Chaired the UAE National Committee on Technology Education. In 2006 he has been assigned as a consultant for the minister of education in Egypt. He is currently the chair of the graduate Program in "Innovation and Entrepreneurship" at Fatih University,Turkey,
Mustafa Şeref AkınAssociated Professor Mustafa Şeref Akın was born in 1973. He graduated from Galatasaray Highschool in 1992. He received his bachelor degree from Istanbul University in 1996, his master degree from Western Illinois University and his PhD degree in economics from Southern Illinois University, USA. He has worked extensively in and outside of Turkey for a range of education and private institutions. He worked Maltepe University (Turkey), Southern Illinois University and University of Missouri (U.S.A.), International Ataturk Alatoo University (Kyrgyzstan) and Suleiman Demirel University (Kazakhstan). He currently works at Fatih University (Turkey). In private business, he worked in real estate and mobile advertising. He currently gives lecture in economics, management, entrepreneurship and innovation at undergraduate and undergraduate level.
Falih KöksalI have finished my Psychology undergradute education in 1983, and gradute degree of Clinical Psychology in 1984 in Bosphorus University. I got my PhD degree in Clinical Psychology in 1988 from Stirling University in Scotland. Then I started working as an assistant professor in Bosphorus University. I became Associate professor in 1993, and Professor in 1999. I did post-doctorate studies with Prof. M. Domjan in University of Texas at Austin for 3.5 years. Areas of study: Anxiety disorders, the development of Psychopathology and Classical Conditioning.
Yakup ÇetinDr. Yakup Çetin is the Chair of Department of Foreign Language Education, English Language Teaching at Fatih University in Istanbul. He is the author of some international ELT textbooks published in Turkey. He has taught English at different levels in several different countries. His main interests include foreign language learning and teaching methodology, second language acquisition, and psycholinguistics.
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They'd make such great parents.
It's sad to see so many dinosaurs out of work.
There are lots of cute girls 85 million years in the past.
'Community', Coppola, and Kevin (Smith).
HBO will be holding thoughtful panels on two shows. Fox will be just bringing out everyone who gets a paycheck from the network, star or not.
This trailer is hitting theaters this weekend if you want to see it really, really big.
According to FOX, it's not a drama unless there are crimes being committed or dinosaurs running around. I feel the same way.
Don't worry, summer only seems like it lasts forever.
The future looks simultaneously awesome and terrible.
If you were excited about the two-part "Terra Nova" preview in May, you are now disappointed by the news that there will be no preview.
It doesn't even matter if 'Terra Nova' is good. Just put dinosaurs on my TV every week, please.
The Super Bowl showed us more than just robots, superheroes, pirates, aliens, topless Olivia Wilde, and douchebags. It also showed us which programs Fox hopes they won't have to cancel this fall.
The ubiquitous Nick Stahl has joined the cast for the television pilot Locke & Key, a Fox project that had originally been slated for summer consideration.
The show, produced by Steven Spielberg, is about a family from the future who go back to the time of dinosaurs to start a new life for humanity. And dinosaurs eat them while they're on the toilet, we hope.
Steven Spielberg's highly-anticipated new sci-fi series, "Terra Nova" has a premiere date, with a subsequent episode being shown the next night.
Using time travel technology, humanity must travel back 150 million years for a last chance at survival. No, you're not dropping acid at a Scientology meeting…again. You're simply listening to the plot of Steven Spielberg's new television series, "Terra Nova."
Actor Stephen Lang performs 'The Moose' at West London's Shadow Puppet Repertory Theatre.
Steven Spielberg's blatantly inspired by Avatar television project "Terra Nova" has just picked up a new castmember. Avatar's Stephen Lang has joined the show just as it loses its executive producer over creative differences.
Lang, whose star rose when he played the charismatic and ruthless leader of the Marines on the prehistoric Pandora settlement for James Cameron, will play the charismatic and ruthless leader of the prehistoric Terra Nova settlement. But this time he won't sport a badass scar.
It's really more of a slow-healing bruise. (Deadline)
The people of Queensland, Australia, might want to throw another shrimp on the barbie (unless shrimp falls into the whole shellfish/non-kosher category, in which case a nice brisket might be more in order).
Stephen Spielberg has chosen the land down under as the filming location for his new TV series, "Terra Nova," Coming Soon has confirmed.
"We wanted this ambitious series to look like no other on television and Queensland provided the best of all possible worlds," executive vice president of production, Jim Sharp added. "Queensland had the right look, climate and terrain…"
Considering the show is about a group of scientists from the future who travel back 85 million years to prehistoric Earth, I'm not exactly sure that's a ringing endorsement for Queensland tourism bureau.
Come to Queensland: "The Land That Time Forgot!"
Kyle Chandler gets paranoid around lip-readers.The long-suffering fans of Friday Night Lights would be wise to stiffen their upper-lips while reading this next piece of news. Kyle Chandler is said to be in talks to star in a new pilot for Steven Spielberg and Fox, all but guaranteeing the cult favorite will not survive its current season. But whatever, let's look to the future. Or in this case, to the future and then to the past.In Terra Nova, Chandler will play to his non-football coaching strengths to play a patriarch who travels through time (much like he did in "Early Edition") and get chased by dinosaurs (much like he did in King Kong). But this family from the future warped to prehistoric times sounds familiar. Where have I seen this Space Age meets the Stone Age concept before? (EW)


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(11-07-2011 07:55 AM)Fearless Wrote: tbh, it's not really charlie's fault the accident happened. i think it's the truck driver's fault lol js
Yeah it was the truck drivers fault. He was drunk... (Well he was in the book anyway, haha)
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WILLIAMSON - A Dingess resident was placed under arrest by West Virginia State Police Trooper D.L. Contos after he conducted an investigation into an alleged child abuse case that left an 18-month-old toddler with serious, life-threatening injuries.
According to the criminal complaint filed by Contos, on Sept. 20, he responded to a child abuse and neglect complaint in the Dingess Community involving Melissa Marie Forbes, 22. Upon arrival, the officer observed the victim, the 18-month-old son of the defendant, with multiple contusions to his face, body and extremities.
Forbes first gave a statement to the trooper in which she claimed the toddler had been ill and vomited, and had fallen to the floor which allegedly caused the contusions to his head and face. She then changed her story and advised the officer that the victim was injured while playing with two other children at the residence, with one of the juveniles being her three-year-old special-needs daughter, who reportedly has problems with anger issues.
Forbes then continued with her statement and said she wasn't aware that any harm had come to her son because she had been asleep for the majority of the day, and was just discovering he was injured upon the arrival of the trooper. She also relayed that her boyfriend, John Huckleberry, was on his way to pick her and the child up so that she could take him to the hospital for treatment. Contos stated that he then made contact with Huckleberry, who claimed to have no knowledge of the toddler's injuries, nor was he en route to provide transportation to the hospital.
The sister of the boyfriend informed the trooper that she had offered to take the victim and his mother to the hospital after she seen the extent of the injuries but stated that Forbes has refused, saying that she did not want to get her children taken away from her and knew that was a distinct possibility once her young son was examined.
The 18-month-old was then transported to the emergency room of the Logan Regional Medical Center where it was discovered that he had life-threatening injuries that included a lacerated liver, a ruptured spleen and was bleeding internally. The victim was then flown by Health Net to the Cabell Huntington Hospital where he remains at present time in the Pediatric Intensive-Care Unit. Child Protective Services removed the 3-year-old sibling from the home and placed her in foster care.
Forbes was arraigned before Mingo County Chief Magistrate Dallas Toler on charges of child neglect resulting in risk of injury, child neglect resulting in serious injury, providing false information to a trooper and presentation of false information regarding a child's injuries. Additional charges are pending against the defendant, as well as her boyfriend, who is wanted for questioning in this case.
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Located in the coastal college town of Goleta, about 20 minutes outside Santa Barbara proper, the sprawling, 78-acre Bacara resort is one of the finest luxury hotels in Southern California, for the right kind of person. Who exactly is this person? That's actually a little tricky to answer. It needs to be someone who isn't coming to lounge on the beach -- the rocky, tar-coated swath of coastline isn't ideal. It needs to be someone willing to either linger inside the resort or drive a good while to get to Santa Barbara's restaurants, museums, and beach (there's not much to Goleta outside the hotel). It needs to be someone fit enough to hike the grounds (uphill) every time they leave their room (not ideal for young children). It needs to be someone looking for a remote, quiet atmosphere, but who doesn't mind some dogs barking and kids splashing in the pool (or, at least, he doesn't mind paying extra to stay in a cabana at the more exclusive pool).
Ideally, the resort is for someone after a great golf course (there's two stand-out public courses just outside the hotel), an exceptional spa, and fresh-grown organic fine dining (in small portions). Plus, this person must be willing to pay considerably more for these things than he would just about anywhere else (including other luxury hotels). So, who exactly is this person? Some examples: Michael Jordan, Bill Gates, Nicole Richie, and Fergie (all former guests).
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About 15 minutes north of Santa Barbara, off Highway 101, on a rocky stretch of coastline behind the Santa Ynez Mountains
To some, the Bacara is a quiet hideaway, blissfully detached from the Santa Barbara bustle. To others, it's an exhaustive, sprawling resort in a middle-class college town just off the highway and alongside a less-than-ideal stretch of rocky coastline. While the Bacara's mailing address claims Santa Barbara, the resort's sprawling 78 acres are located in Goleta, California, a sparsely-populated middle-class city. Goleta lacks Santa Barbara's fine dining, especially clean air, and a beautiful beach. Beyond the resort itself and its golf courses, Goleta doesn't really have a whole lot to it: a few housing (and mobile home) developments, the University of California Santa Barbara campus (technically in the neighboring city of Isla Vista), a K-Mart, and a few middling restaurants designed to attract locals and college kids (not luxury-minded vacationers). Of course, you're not entirely cut off from Santa Barbara -- a drive down the coast takes you to Santa Barbara's main drag, State Street, in about 20 minutes -- but the experience of staying at the Bacara, a destination resort, is different from more centrally-located properties.
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Housed inside one-, three-, and four-story Mediterranean-style villas, the Bacara's 311 guest rooms and 49 suites span 78 acres. The manicured gardens and scenic coastal setting is beautiful, but long hilly hikes to the pool aren't right for everyone (guests with mobility challenges, seniors, and families with young children, take note). Golf cart shuttles regularly circulate the grounds, but it's hard to rely on a courtesy lift. Similarly, with so many people trekking across the property and a great many of the Garden View rooms directly facing the pathways (or other hotel rooms), it can be hard to maintain a sense of privacy inside the rooms without closing the drapes. For this reason an Ocean View upgrade can be well worth it (though these rooms are in short supply).
On the inside, the rooms are clean, spacious, and up-to-date. They aren't breathtaking, but they are certainly comfortable -- provided you don't mind being within audible range of your partner while on the toilet (bathroom doors all have louvered wooden slats).
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We are now into our second week of our first hitch. We are the first ever NH Corps crew to have a full hitch in Maine. The project is to replace a boardwalk through the Saco Heath near the mouth of the Saco River in South East Maine. A heath is a form of a bog. In Saco, two adjacent ponds were filled in with peat. Year after year, the peat accumulated until the two ponds merged above the water table to form a "coalesced bog," or heath.
The boardwalk was built about 20 years ago by the Nature Conservancy and many volunteers. For the past few years, there have been efforts to rebuild the decaying boardwalk through small volunteer efforts. The results were effective, but inconsistent. They replaced the worst sections with material donated to the Nature Conservancy. Our purpose is to start from the beginning, and set a standard for other volunteers to follow in the future. We're starting where the boardwalk begins, about ¼ mile from the parking lot, and going as far as we can until July 16th.
This is the first time I've ever done any carpentry work, and it's incredibly rewarding to walk on the finished sections throughout the day, knowing that our crew was able to build something so solid in a place where the water is consistently half-way up our shins. Every clean 8ft. section of finished boardwalk was preceded by demolition of the old rotted wooden section, digging through dirt and mud to reach soil. Then comes a lot of leveling and re-leveling, and finally, putting the frame in place and screwing in the decking. Our gloves become soaked in the first five minutes, and occasionally a nice splash of water comes higher than our rubber boots. Progress comes 8ft at a time, and each section feels better than the last.
We want to make this boardwalk last a long time. We want to make this beautiful place accessible for as many people as possible. We want to exceed the expectations of the site agency, our site contact, our conservation manager back in NH, and most of all ourselves. This being the first time I've worked on a project like this, it's hard to conceive what the end result will look like. Throughout our time so far our crew has been able to find the motivation within themselves to be safe, work hard, have fun, and learn something along the way.


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Before the Disaster: Disaster Plan Basics
SMALL THREE RING DISASTER BINDER: The binder should contain hard copies of the following items (and reviewed yearly):
1. Staff Contact List: Create a printed list of staff contact information including alternative email addresses, emergency contact information, and a possible location that each may go if evacuating.
2. Client and Opposing Contact List: Create a printed list your clients and opposing counsel, along with contact information including email addresses.
3. Directory File List: Print a list of your directory files on your computer system or in the cloud.
4. Trust Accounts/Other Account, Bank and Bank Contact Information
5. Copy of Insurance Policies
6. Inventory of Office Equipment & Furnishings and Photos:
7. Copies of Software Licenses/Installation Disks
8. Important Passwords: Firm social media and website passwords, bank account passwords, internet accounts, etc.
9. Vendor and Supplier Contact Information
10. Cell Phone Charger (include a solar cell phone charger).
**Make electronic copies of the binder's contents in several places as follows:
• Email contents as attachment to yourself and someone else you trust in another area from you;
• Flash/Thumb drive (you can keep in your wallet or key chain);
• Electronic tablets (e.g., iPad);
• C Drive of your desk or laptop;
• Directory on your local server; and/or
• A secure cloud provider (Dropbox, Box.net and others).
**Provide an electronic and hard copy of the binder's contents to another responsible person (key staff member or partner or other).
LAMINATED WALLET CARD: Create a simple, credit card size card with vital key contact information. Laminate the card and keep in your wallet with your driver's license. One side of the card might contain key staff member contact information and the other side could be court contact information and community emergency numbers. Give a copy of this card to all staff.
• Be able, or have someone on staff able, to post remotely critical firm information on your firm website, email, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and/or other social media;
• Create a simple post-disaster default message for these sites that informs clients and staff of alternative methods of reaching and finding you; and
• Ensure that all important cell phone numbers and email addresses are stored on each other's cell phones.
Investigate other forms of communication (for example: Skype, Google voice, social media, and other electronic chat formats). Many are free.
Other tips: If you have a traditional telephone company landline, have a plain, noncordless phone which connects directly into the phone line. When the power goes down, traditional phone lines often remain functional.
In extremis situations, the Red Cross will have satellite phones and will allow you to place a call or two.
Check your bar association for communication. During Katrina, the LSBA set up an open forum where people posted temporary location information and contact information. Other local bar associations are set up to respond similarly in a disaster.
After a disaster strikes, use all communication tools early and often. Do not assume what communication issues your target audience is having. Be prepared to send the same message different ways to optimize the chances that your intended recipient will receive it.
Your backup method will depend on how you keep client files. Some lawyers are paper only, while others are nearly totally electronic. The vast majority is a blend of both. Backup methods favor the lawyer who digitizes data. Lawyers should consider at least digitizing active files.
If not digitizing complete files, identify vital client records and other data that are essential for your business to continue operating. Use a small desktop scanner to scan these documents, and store copies off-site. At the very least, if you are storing paper files in your office, put them in a file cabinet away from areas that potentially could suffer water damage.
There are several easy electronic backup methods, and most are quite easy and inexpensive to do. The top methods used by lawyers are the following:
SIMPLE EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE: Favored by the solo and small firm practitioner, this method is simple to use, easy to carry and inexpensive. A disadvantage is that if the device is left at the office and/or the lawyer is prevented from getting to the office, the backup won't be available. Additionally, lawyers relying on this option often depend on only themselves to remember to do the backing up.
OFFSITE STORAGE: Many large firms back data on tapes and then store them securely offsite in a safe place like a bank, storage facility, or firm administrator's home. A disadvantage is that backed up data kept offsite is not always current.
ONLINE CLOUD STORAGE: An increasing popular method, secure cloud storage providers offer cost-effective backup, either in real time or at set times that you choose (e.g., at the end of the day or twice a day). A good provider will have planned internally for their own disaster by making sure that they have multiple storage sites for their customer's data – all maximizing your being able to get at your data when you need it. Research your provider before choosing. These services are very easy to use and backup can be scheduled so that it need not depend your remembering to do so. Further, you can access your data anywhere there is internet access. Most cloud providers offer this as a subscription service with cost depending on the amount of data stored. (Carbonite, Mozy are two examples of online data storage providers
PERSONAL or PRIVATE CLOUD: A relatively new technology, lawyers not wanting a online cloud arrangement can create relatively inexpensively their own cloud. If you share files, work remotely often, and do not have a server for your firm, this could be a relatively inexpensive way to set up remote file storage, sync, and sharing. Such a device would allow you to access your documents from any device and collaborate with clients and colleagues while staying in control of your data. (Transporter is an example. Go here for a comprehensive review.).
OTHER METHODS: Data can also be backed up to a network server, tape and even USB thumb drives and CDs. These methods are inexpensive and very easy to implement. A disadvantage is that these items are fragile, easily lost, and depend largely on your remembering to do the backup. Keep in mind that a disaster may cause you to move around frequently, and risk damaging or losing these items.
Optimally, lawyers are storing and encrypting securely their client data and files, online and offline, in many different ways, and backing up in real time or at least once a day.
Ensure that your backup method is secure. Consider whether encrypting the data will be useful to you.
After the Disaster
• Attend to your family. If necessary, take care of your family and yourself first. If your family and loved ones are not safe, you will not be useful to your firm, your staff or your clients. Encourage your partners and your staff to take of their own families as well.
• Keep a level head. Everything goes wrong all at once during a disaster, if it is big enough, and everyone will be at wit's end. With a basic disaster plan binder and with your family safe and sound, you can be the level head to handle the next step.
• Triage your issues and resolve the one having the biggest impact. Re-establishing communications with your clients and staff is most likely going to be your biggest and most important beginning task towards recovery.
• Implement your communication plan.
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For the complete post about how I decided to do 25 things this year, see my post, "25 things to do at 25." I will be checking in periodically to update the list or give a progress update.
Run another 5k race.Changing Carolina 5k! Run 5 miles, not necessarily connected with a race. Done! Attend 3 new group fitness classes, at least 3 times each. It takes a little while to get used to classes and instructors.Done! Acquire a bicycle.Half done! I actually got two bikes this year, but neither of them were the right fit. Grow winter squash. This is probably my favorite vegetable ever, and I didn't even realize it until last year.Done! Our squash last year kind of got demolished by an early frost, but I've already had an awesome butternut squash from the garden this year! Visit a new beach.Very ambitious. Gulf cost! NOLA! Not very beachy, but I was there. Visit Jubilee.Done! Learn how to use my camera.No point in having all these options if I don't know how to use them. Kind of done! Now I want moarrrr cameraaaas!
- Tackle mindful eating, meditation and yoga. Getting my mind right. [Draw. Sometimes done. Sometimes not done.]
- Be a better friend, daughter, granddaughter, girlfriend, stranger. By this I mean, being better about returning calls and emails in a timely manner, being less of a hermit, letting things go, being more considerate and giving people the benefit of the doubt. [Draw. Sometimes done. Sometimes not done.]
- Lose 50lbs. I know this sounds very New-Years-Resolution-y, but I've already decided to be good at weight loss, so I may as well set goals. Plus, that is less than 1lb/week. [Not completed]
Volunteer my time to help someone else.Done, although I'd like to do more next year. Spend a lot of time and energy on my school work. As an undergrad, I often did the minimum amount of work necessary to accomplish my goals. Grad school is too important and too expensive to do that this time. Read more real books.Not blogs, not trashy novels. If I could read 12 "real" books in between all my fluffy stuff and school, I would be happy. Done Learn how to cook 12 new things.I'd love to expand my repertoire to include more foods from other cuisines. Done
- Finish my afghan I started last year. See, I do have to crochet something. I always enjoy yarn stuff when it is cold and then promptly abandon my projects when it starts to warm up. [Half done. I have crafting ADHD too.]
Commit to blogging.I have some ideas about how this will happen, but I'm still turning them over in my mind. Bought my domain… kept blogging during school, which I mark as a success. Walk more places.Yes! Done! Not get a ticket for driving.I don't speed anymore, so you would think this isn't a problem. But no. Seriously, can I please just go one year without screwing up in front of the police? DONE! WHEW! Do something I've never done before. Fearlessly!!Done! I went to the school pool … in a bathing suit! For some reason, this was terrifying to me as an undergrad, but I spent a lot of time at the pool this year. And nobody seemed to care. I don't know what I was afraid of.
- Make digital copies of all the family pictures I've been meaning to for years. We bought a scanner specifically for this, so why haven't I made a dent? Half done. I realized I hate scanning pictures.
Love wastefully.(Stolen from Watershed podcast, but I think they got it from the Bible, so I think I am safe. :) ) I don't write a lot about faith, for a few reasons, not the least of which being I'm not very good at it. But I know I can be better at living out my faith by loving more recklessly. It was easy to love big at Jubilee, but it has been harder to translate that into day-to-day life. I want to though. Done. Although, this can always be bigger and better.
- Put energy into learning Spanish. I've been looking at international jobs for post-graduation, and I know I need to learn another language. Plus, knowing Spanish will be helpful even if I work in the U.S. So, who wants to hook me up with Rosetta Stone now? Not done. I actually looked into taking classes, but I couldn't start until this coming year at school because they didn't offer beginning classes in the Spring. Also, I'm not sure where I want to work if I get a job internationally, and I was kind of scattered trying to figure out which language would be the most useful.
Visit somewhere in S.C. that I've never been before.Done. Try to look professional at least sometimes .Accessorize. Stop wearing see-through clothes in public. Done.


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Nighttime seems to be when I "undo" all of my good work for the day. So now I immediately brush my teeth and floss so I get my choppers all nice and clean. With fresh, minty breath I don't want to eat something and ruin in all. Plus the minty taste will usually interfere with my sweet cravings. Not a good mix.
Mid evening, or after last planned food intake, brush your teeth and perform your dental hygiene routine. After all that work you will think twice before eating.
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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard remains enamoured by the prospect of leading England to World Cup glory at Brazil 2014.
The inspirational midfielder has lifted almost every trophy available during his career at Anfield, but international glory has eluded him at five major tournaments.
With the Three Lions preparing for a crucial Group H double-header against San Marino and Montenegro in the days to come, the 32-year-old has reflected candidly on his desire to reach the samba shores next year.
"It's a must for me to qualify from a personal, selfish point of view. An absolute must," he insisted to the Daily Mirror.
"On one level, it's about the chance to compete against the best sides and individuals on the planet. On another, it's about having that small chance of coming back as heroes in an England shirt, which I have never experienced.
"I have dreamt about it of course. I am sure everyone has. I have got close to it. Penalty shoot-outs in the last eight are close but not close enough.
"I don't feel I have done myself justice at a World Cup. I don't think any England player of this generation can think they have.
"If you spoke to the squad that came back after 1990, they could be satisfied with how close they came and that they did everything they could and had no regrets.
"But I have always come out of the tournaments with England with regrets that we haven't gone to that extra stage, the last four or the last two.
"I take some of the responsibility for that. I have always been honest and said I am part of that squad of 23 players that comes back having underachieved.
"You can't hide behind anyone, you have got to take it on the chin and get on with it."
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Gerrard continued: "Two or three years ago, the way my body was feeling, I never thought I would make this World Cup.
"Since I have got my groins sorted out, my form for England in the last 12 months has improved.
"I'm not the type of player that can play with injuries or problems and blank them out. I like to go on to the pitch feeling strong and healthy.
"I'm excited and I feel strong and I feel I can make a contribution if we make it to Brazil and that's the reason I feel like it's a must."
Given San Marino's world ranking of 207th, the tougher challenge for Roy Hodgson's team is expected to come when they travel to Montenegro on Tuesday.
Gerrard has warned against overconfidence in Podgorica but claimed that England have progressed since a quarter-final exit at Euro 2012 last summer.
"We have to get the balance right between being confident about going there and getting the result we want and being in any way over-confident," he added.
"It would be a schoolboy error for any of us to go into the game against Montenegro thinking it will be a stroll in the park.
"It is a responsibility of mine to make sure that none of the players are underestimating this because this will be a tough game in a hostile atmosphere.
"The result could go either way depending on how we approach it. Can you win the game? Yeah. Could we lose it? Yeah.
"The danger with England is that after a result like the one against Brazil, everyone gets carried away.
"Everyone starts assuming we've already qualified for 2014 and before you know it, people will be talking about us as one of the favourites.
"That type of thinking is dangerous. It wasn't so long ago we had a lot of criticism for not keeping the ball well enough against Italy in Kiev.
"Things are moving forward. Things are progressing well. The manager's doing the right things and creating the right atmosphere.
"But at this level it can change in an instant - one bad result, one bad team performance and the nation can lose a lot of confidence in the team.
"The next two games are about trying to ensure that doesn't happen."
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I did not see on Sky News with Guy Marsden, a nephew of JS.
The Guardian today reports that he said JS got away with it because he was so powerful; he could name 10 others; it's happening now; it's never going to change because they are so powerful and big; and such crimes only ever come out when the perpetrators died.
Depressing but hopefully there are other decent powerful people out there who will ensure that this time those who are still alive, and possibly still abusing, will be brought to justice.
Thats a worry, that somehow people in power can afford legal representation that can stall charges etc., or that they can make victims believe thats the case, that they have the power to inflict enough on them to stop them from pursuing such a case. It must take an awful lot of courage to take on someone well known in the entertainment business, known to have millions, with a big fanbase and contacts I don't know if I could have done it if it were me... I guess the concern is the presence of corruption at certain levels - *if* the police were paid off (Im
saying they were, I wouldn't know), who is going to discover and reveal that? that might be a bit paranoid but im suspicious of the talk he made about having contacts and being able to help friends if they need something 'got rid of' and all of that sort of talk... its probably more likely he knew little bits of things here and there and would threaten to reveal, if it would put staff in trouble if they passed something on, it would make them think twice about it?. I seem to remember an interview with someone at one of the hospitals saying he would have lost his job if he reported something he saw because JS threatened to get him fired if he made an official complaint and he had a family and obviously they were dependent on him, so he felt relunctantly he had to stay quiet.
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The Alabama State men's golf team will get a nice publicity boost on Wednesday when the two-time defending Southwestern Athletic Conference champion will be featured on the Golf Channel during the highlight show for the PGA Minority Golf Championship.
It's not every day that college golf teams get recognition on the Golf Channel, so it's nice to get the opportunity to be on the network. It's even better when you get a chance to be on the channel doing something memorable, which will happen when the replay shows Hornet golfer Robert Grant dropping an eagle on the 18th hole to force a playoff, then a birdie on the first playoff hole to win the individual competition.
Grant's remarkable finish had nothing to do with the team competition, but it's a great promotional piece for Gary Grandison's golf team. The team, by the way, won the event in 2012 but finished third in this year's competition. Individuals not competing with their teams were allowed to play as well and Grant made the most of his opportunity, not only winning the individual competition in the event but landing a spot on the Golf Channel as well.
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How to Deal 2003
A teenager (Moore), disillusioned by too many examples of love gone wrong, refuses to believe that true love exists. Then this new guy (Ford) comes along...
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This movie blows! "cross roads" was better.
Well, Lisanne is offically sick sick again. Her croup was so bad she missed church this morning. I've got her fed and resting. I'm forcing Gatorade at her and have the vaporizer going to help clear up her dry nose. Other than being a little tired, I'm not feeling bad yet.
Speaking of church this morning, we had this hispanic priest this morning conduct mass. Man his accent was so thick. I swear that several times I had to stifle a laugh because I though he said the Jesus was the "King of BEES" (peace). I covered it up by coughing, though. God heard, so I guess I'm going to hell. :p This Catholic stuff is so rough!
Much love to all yall.
We watched the Mandy Moore flick while eating brunch. Awful. Enough going on for eight sappy movies, but none of it really developed into a true story. Lisanne didn't even like it. I had high hopes since I liked Moore in that "Walk to Remember" movie. Well, lets hope she makes better decisions down the road.
Well today was very uninteresting. I did my first lab in chemistry 2 and managed to get acid on my fingers and I also almost burnt my hand with the bunsen burner. I don't have really good luck. I had quite alot of homework tonight and spent most of my night on my computer trying to figure out how to say "Elmer's Glue" in french. Sandi knows what I'm talking about. Well, I guess that is about all I have to say for today
HOW TO DEAL! TAHST WHAT ITS CALLED! lol big ups to mackenzie... lol omg that was pissin me off so much. well yah that was the horrible movie i was talking bout in one of my previeus entries. HORRIBLE MOVIE
This teen-drama starting Mandy Moore might have been a passable movie if the writer or director had only pulled back a little bit on how much they wanted to put into the film. This movie is jam-packed with mellow dramatic story lines including: a divorced mother struggling to deal with her new-found singledom, a sister marrying a rich husband, a girl who who finds out she's pregnant after her boyfriend dies. I could go on and on. The weird part of the movie is that the most interesting plot lines of the movie don't involve Moore, but rather her co-stars. She is left with the rather tired good girl/bad boy love story that seems rather half hearted at best.
None of the characters in the film get a chance to be explored with any depth, their stories just pop up and get settled in what seems like 5 minutes (which is short for even movie time).
Moore is good in the film and her performance begs the question: can't she find better material?
Alrighty I didn't watch any movies today so I'll tell about some I've already seen.
:fresh: How To Deal was a good movie. It's a little depressing in the middle but that's life for you. I think people expect too much from movies these days. This movie went for the teenage Mandy Moore fans and that's who identifies with this movie.
:rotten: I can't describe how much I hated this movie. I don't even remember what I thought was so horrible about it but I think I was expecting a little more comedy or action. Either one of those and it might have been better.
:fresh: Let me tell he was a hottie. There are no words to describe him. I love a man with an accent and he has one so there you go.
:fresh: The same that goes for this that went for How To Deal. This movie was better though because even my mother liked this. I think this is the new generation's Parent Trap or whatnot. You know those family movies you remember watching forever. Like I'll never forget watching Free Willy five times in a row.
I didn't even finish it, so I really dont have the right to rate it.
Mandy Moore is so pretty, but she knows it.
But she's still pretty.
Went to my friend's house. We watched "How to Deal," your typical Mandy Moore peice of fluff. It was based on a book I rather enjoyed though. Two books actually.
In the movie How to Deal, what are those chocolate, pear-shaped looking things that Mandy Moore and her mom bite of the tops and suck the juices out of?


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Since the change of the owner, the burger went from best in the city to one of the most disappointing. Why does the chef think people want a well done double cheeseburger? Bar scene is great and the beer is cold. Food was extremely dissapointing (since the change of chef).
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EC Softball Squad Sweeps Marion MilitaryFebruary 21, 2013
East Central Community College's fast-pitch softball team improved to 6-4 on the young season following a doubleheader sweep of Marion Military Institute Wednesday, Feb. 20 in Marion, Ala.
Amber McBroom of Brandon knocked in the go-ahead run in the sixth inning and the Lady Diamond Warriors held on for a 9-4 win in the opener. EC jumped out to an early 3-0 lead and cruised 10-2 in the second contest, which was called after five innings due to the eight-run rule.
McBroom, a freshman infielder, belted a double and two singles with two RBIs and was one of several players with multiple hits.
Also having productive outings at the plate were Morgan Porter of Enterprise, four singles and one RBI; Hayley Stephens of Union, double, two singles and three RBIs; Lindsey Beard of Clarkdale, two singles and one RBI; LaJoya Griffin of Philadelphia and Casey Cherry of Union, two singles each; Ty Buckley of Neshoba Central, single and RBI; and A. J. Peeler of Neshoba Central, single.
Runs were scored by Griffin (2), Porter (2), Buckley, Beard and Dakota Vowell of Neshoba Central.
Tenna Patterson went the distance on the mound to record the victory. She allowed four earned runs on seven hits and fanned four batters. She also walked six batters. Patterson is a product of Lexington (Ala.) High School.
In the nightcap, Buckley blasted two doubles and Peeler and Porter each had a double and single to lead the offense. Peeler led in RBIs with three and Buckley knocked in two runs. Porter was also credited with an RBI.
Other hitters were McBroom, double and two RBIs; Beard, double and RBI; Stephens, double; Vowell, single and RBI; and Griffin and Marlee Massey of Neshoba Central, singles each.
Runs were scored by Griffin (3), Porter (2), Buckley (2), McBroom, Massey and Vowell.
Mary Sanders got the win, allowing just one earned run on six hits. She fanned two batters and walked four. Sanders is a product of Adams County Christian.
The Lady Diamond Warriors will have a rematch with Marion Military Tuesday, Feb. 26 on the Decatur campus. Doubleheader action gets under way at 3 p.m.
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The South Manatee Branch Library is pleased to welcome The Eye Associates' Vision Screening Team to the Library on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
For three hours, the VST will offer complimentary services including glaucoma screening and distance vision screening. No dilation is required, appointments are not necessary, and the only item attendees are asked to bring are their driving glasses.
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The Sniper: Ghost Warrior One Shot - One Kill Limited Edition, available only at GameStop for $50, packs the "One Shot-One Kill" DLC, a mode that allows players in single-player mode ten-second intervals of super-sniper powers. You'll be able to shoot through solid objects, do more damage, and hold your rifle extra still.
The pack also includes a "Sniper Stories" book, a dog tag, a poster, and "production artwork postcards.
NEW YORK, NY, May 31, 2011 – City Interactive, one of the fastest growing worldwide publishers of interactive entertainment, today announced the Sniper: Ghost Warrior One Shot- One Kill Limited Edition for PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system. Arriving alongside the June 28 release of the standard PlayStation®3 system version of Sniper: Ghost Warrior, this limited edition is packed with extra giveaways, including the 'One Shot-One Kill' DLC!
This Limited Edition will be sold exclusively at GameStop for $49.99 and will contain the base game plus a host of collectable items including:
'One Shot-One Kill' DLC – allows players the option to fully dominate the single player battlefield. For ten second intervals at various points throughout the game, players will be able to:
Shoot through almost any object (including houses and solid cover);
Inflict intense damage on enemies when players fire at them, giving gamers that true "one shot -one kill" experience;
Experience super steady shots, as the scope of your weapon does not float;
Achieve pinpoint accuracy with perfect weapon consistency.
Exclusive 'Sniper Stories' book;
Official Sniper: Ghost Warrior dog tag;
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Limited edition Sniper: Ghost Warrior production artwork postcards.
More information can be found online at www.gamestop.com or www.SniperGhostWarrior.com
About Sniper: Ghost Warrior
Over 1 Million copies sold on Xbox 360 and PC! When the democratic government of Trueno is overthrown, an aggressive and hostile military command rises to power. A highly trained special ops unit is sent in to help the rebels accomplish objectives that only a sniper can handle. In addition to intense sniper missions, players will also take part in a variety of assault scenarios where their prowess with weapons will be a huge help to the undermanned rebels.
About City Interactive
City Interactive is an international publisher and Poland's largest manufacturer of computer games for PCs and consoles, including Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and Nintendo Dual Screen. The company was established in 2002 through a merger of a publishing house and two game studios. A long-term strategy ensured successful expansion into international markets, and a consistent business model supported the company's further development. In addition to its head office in Warsaw, City Interactive has studios in Rzeszów, Katowice and Poznań. The company has also established offices in Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. In June 2010, City Interactive launched its biggest production to date: Sniper: Ghost Warrior. The game achieved spectacular commercial success, selling more than a million copies worldwide in the first several months. Currently, City Interactive employs nearly 150 people.
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