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Mar. 30, 2015
University of Wisconsin power forward Frank Kaminsky, who played major role in Wisconsin's capture of West Regional title and berth in NCAA men's Final Four, gets added bonus of a meet-and-greet with actor Will Ferrell while in Los Angeles. MORE
Dec. 1, 2013
Actor Will Ferrell and director Adam McKay, creators of 2004 hit comedy film Anchorman, are training their brand of absurdist satire at fresh media targets in coming sequel Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. MORE
Nov. 18, 2013
Emerson College in Boston will rename its School of Communication – for one day. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
"Let Me Off at the Top! My Classy Life and Other Musings" will tell the life story of Ron Burgundy, the oblivious newscaster played by Will Ferrell in the "Anchorman" movies. MORE
Mar. 7, 2013
The two new comedy shows, "The Spoils of Babylon," a comedy serial produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, and "The Birthday Boys," a variety show produced by Ben Stiller and Bob Odenkirk, would make their debuts on IFC this year. MORE
Mar. 4, 2012
Casa de Mi Padre, directed by Matt Piedmont, is modeled after popular telenovelas and is entirely in Spanish with English subtitles; star Will Ferrell had to brush up on the language, but part of the humor in the film is his bad grasp of Spanish. MORE
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Lest We Forget: Ferrell Keeps W. Onstage
The actor and comic Will Ferrell makes his last pronouncement on the Bush era with a one-man show on Broadway.January 18, 2009 theaterNews
A Comic Who Acts Like an Ad Man
Stuffy old Radio City felt like a college gym, which was the point of a show whose goofy title explains it all: "Will Ferrell's Funny or Die Comedy Tour Presented by 'Semi-Pro.' "February 26, 2008 theaterNews
Comedy Business Turns to the Web
A video with Will Ferrell has become a sensation on a Web site that has the backing of a major venture capital firm.May 31, 2007 technologyNews
A Wild and Uncrazy Guy
How does Will Ferrell know what makes nice, normal suburban ex-frat boys so funny? He is one.November 12, 2006 magazineNews
From Will Ferrell to Stuffed Squirrels: 6 Steps to the Perfect TV Spoof
The creators of IFC's "The Spoils Before Dying" on how to make a great spoof.
July 8, 2015, Wednesday
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Review: 'A Deadly Adoption' Stars Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell
Watching these comedians playing it straight, you realize that this movie isn't very good even by Lifetime standards, which are not exactly lofty.
June 22, 2015, Monday
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Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky Hopes for a Hollywood Ending
Kaminsky and his teammates were treated to the quintessential Los Angeles experience during a trip that ended with the Badgers' successful defense of their West Regional title in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
March 30, 2015, Monday
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Family-Friendly 'Home' Takes Top Box Office Spot
"Home" trumped "Get Hard," a Warner Bros. effort starring Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart.
March 29, 2015, Sunday
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Review: 'Get Hard,' With Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart
The comic premise of this film could hardly be simpler: Mr. Ferrell is white. Mr. Hart, in contrast, is black.
March 27, 2015, Friday
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SXSW 2015: Will Ferrell Discusses Fraternities, 'Get Hard' and More
Will Ferrell responded to reader questions at the South by Southwest film festival.
March 17, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON WILL FERRELL AND: Ferrell, Will , Hart, Kevin , South by Southwest Music and Media Conference
Will Ferrell Is Taking Your Questions
The actor will answer select questions from New York Times readers. Please submit yours in the comments.
March 13, 2015, Friday
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Houston, We Really Have a Problem: TV Series Canceled Before It Airs
NBC has decided to cancel "Mission Control" before it makes what was expected to be a mid-season debut.
October 16, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON WILL FERRELL AND: Ferrell, Will , McKay, Adam , Ritter, Krysten , National Broadcasting Co , Television
'Anchorman 2' Returns (Call It 2 ½)
"Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues," released in December and still on a handful of screens, is being rereleased next week, with new, raunchier jokes.
February 21, 2014, Friday
MORE ON WILL FERRELL AND: Comedy and Humor , Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (Movie) , McKay, Adam , Movies , Ferrell, Will , Anchorman (Movie)
Dad, He's Cute. Are You Sure He's My Brother?
"The Spoils of Babylon," a six-part series on IFC, is a broad parody of those overblown mini-series of yore about wealthy clans, starring some familiar names.
January 9, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON WILL FERRELL AND: McKay, Adam , Independent Film Channel , FunnyOrDie.com , Ferrell, Will , Television
Popular Demand
Will Ferrell's "Get Hard" opens nationwide on Friday, and "While We're Young," with Ben Stiller, will open in limited release. "Get Hard" is a buddy farce with Kevin Hart, and "Young" is a humorous take on facing middle age with 20-something envy.
This Weekend | What to Watch on TV
Alessandra Stanley, a television critic for The Times, previews three new series.
Want to Drive (or Smell) Like Ron Burgundy?
"Anchorman 2" has spawned commercials and products.
Times Minute: Nov. 27 at Noon
New leadership in Pakistan; a pecan shortage; and Ron Burgundy in real life.
TimesCast Politics | Jay Roach Interview
The Times's Jeremy W. Peters talks to the director Jay Roach about parodying the political trail in the Will Ferrell movie "The Campaign."
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The states highest court has affirmed two lower courts ruling that a town of Pamelia man has visitation rights with his son while in prison.
Shawn G. Granger, 40, is serving an 8-year sentence imposed in Jefferson County Court in May 2010 after pleading guilty to 32 counts, including cocaine possession and assault on a police officer. He is incarcerated at Clinton County Correctional Facility, Dannemora.
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COLUMBUS -- In conjunction with the Ohio Department of Education, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced that the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy, which is part of the Ohio Attorney General's Office, will offer a new course -- Active Shooter Response Training for Educators -- across Ohio in 2013.
It is being made available free of charge, and local teams of law enforcement, teachers, and administrators are encouraged to attend together.
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DeWine said "We need to adopt a holistic approach to help our educators and administrators, and I will continue my office's work on this issue because we simply must do all we can to ensure the safety of our kids."
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The Zimmermans and attorney Mark O'Mara have settled a lawsuit with the private security company that was suing for unpaid security services from the aftermath of the Trayvon Martin shooting.
George Zimmerman's first security team, Associated Investigative Services, claims that Zimmerman and O'Mara owe them more than $27,000 plus interest, according to the lawsuit filed in December 2012.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stocks rallied on Wednesday after Congress passed budget legislation to avert the so-called fiscal cliff.
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So far this book has been a wonder of knowledge. I recommend it to anyone that is looking for a thorough understanding of network programming. I'm not too far yet, but I felt like expressing my thoughts on it so far.
The only problem I have with it, is the one that everyone seems to mention, and that is the author's use of wrapper functions. This has actually caused me to take more time to learn the ccode, even though it saves code space in the book.
I also feel wierd about starting off just using an already made header for all the programs, as I'd like to get used to knowing which headers to include for each program ahead of time, rather then have 1 header that includes all headers that may be needed. My reasoning for that is... when I make my own network application, I don't plan on including a premade header that includes a bunch of code, #ifdefs, and #defines I won't need. What I've been doing is rewriting the programs that are included, without the header file and wrapper functions just to get used to the process. The further I get into the book, I'm sure I'll become more comfortable with the wrapper functions and just including the premade header.
Although I'm not too far into the book yet, I can already say I've learned quite a bit, and it's definately worth looking into. I'm also reading TCP/IP Illustrated Vol1, and I must say getting into the nitty gritty of the protocols while I'm doing network programming at the same time is helping. I'd recommend reading it as well, especially if you want a very in depth idea of what exactly you're programming. I've also hard that Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment ( i think that's the title ) is a good companion as well, for any interested. All of these books are written by W. Richard Stevens ( RIP ).
P.S. I'm buying "The C Programming Language" as soon as I get payed, hopefully it will be a good companion!
When you get finished reading it completely, write up your thoughts and we will put it up on the site. ;D
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I'll do that for sure. May as well write something up on TCP/IP Illustrated and The C book when I finish them as well.
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So your learning all about the seven layers of the iso model and which sections belong to tcp and ip. I had a headache for weeks after I took that in school. Cisco is always looking for people that really get into that. ;D
It actually hasn't mentioned the ISO model in the book, which surprises me. It only refers to the 4 layers ( application, transport, network, link ) of the TCP/IP suite. I made a point of memorizing the ISO model along time ago to prevent big headaches lol.
Perhaps one day a job with CISCO will be within my grasp!
I interviewed with Cisco when I first got out of school. I begged them to stop the interview half way through it telling them that I didn't think that I was right for them. The woman continued for an hour insisting that I go to work for them. I think she took the TCP/IP book to bed with her every night. When you're right out of your networking classes you know everything there is to know about TCP/IP and the various models that correspond to the different layers of the ISO model. I didn't even want to work as a network administrator after interviewing with them.
I want to work in computer security. I'm not really interested in soley network admistration and administration, althought security embraces both in certain aspects. Wherever I can code proof of concept exploits, pen test, secure systems, and what have you, I'm happy I still have a long way to go to be able to worthy of a nice job though. *cough* SecurityFocus. They actually have an outlet in my city. Go Calgary. A SecurityFocus outlet and OpenBSD.
I bought The C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie today. I'll just read through this before I continue with Unix Network Programming I suppose. Although I might do both at the same time.
for me, instead of helping, these wrapper finctions and header files have become a pain >.
Although, Stevens has these wrapper functions in all his books but for reasons unknown to me ??? these have troubled me only in the 'network programing' book.
Is there another good network programing book(without all these headers and warpper functions)?
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As tensions mount surrounding Arizona's controversial immigration law, it creeps closer and closer to coming to fruition. Jacques Billeaud and Amanda Lee Myers of the Associated Press indicate that the law comes in response to growing anger over illegal immigrants causing problems within the state. This is a common argument amongst those that want a tough response to illegal immigration and want to make it more difficult to enter the country. As Billeaud and Myers noted one of community member "He regularly depicts illegal immigration as an 'invasion'". On a similar note, it can even be depicted as a contamination.
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Looking for suggestions to drop weight that are either free or cheap. I'm lacking water bottles at the moment, but plan on picking up a few before my next trip.This is a winter packing list.Edit - forgot a few things, added the updated list
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Campbells soup cup instead of smaller mug. cut the metal ring off and your canister or stove fits inside (love the crux right?) 25g http://www.campbellsoup.com/Products/Microwavable short/wide version. 2oz of hand sanitizer instead of dr B's.. no water needed. use plain water to wash any dish.. or do freezer bag cooking.
How much does one of those campbell cups weigh once the ring is cut out?Dr. Bronner's would be used to brush teeth, wash hands, and wash dishes. And maybe a little sponge bath if I ever wanted one. It seems hand sanitizer would then necessitate toothpaste. Maybe I could get a smaller container for the Dr. Bronner's.
Edited by FightingTheTide on 02/17/2013 15:03:20 MST.
25g for cup. have you used Dr b's for toothpaste before? i haven't heard good things. A full tube of travel toothpaste is 28g washing pots with snow or water.. no rinsing involved. you said that was your winter list... you're going to spongebath in the winter? You're going to spongebath... ever? bit of water on a pack towel or bandana and call it good. Dr Bronners or any other soap isn't good for water sources. Long Trail i had 3 real showers in 18 days at town stops and never cared in between.
Edited the first post - updated the list after realizing I forgot a few things.Probably not going to do a sponge bath (ever)...just saying it's an option. And no, I've never used Bronner's for toothpaste...is it bad? Maybe I'll just use a small tube of toothpaste and some hand sanitizer after all.And that cup is going to make it's way into my pack. Thanks for the suggestion!Questions - how am I on clothing? That's pretty much what I took on my last trip (prior to caring about weight) and it kept me plenty warm into the 30's F. I didn't have the wind jacket then, and I had a heavier synthetic jacket instead of the down jacket.Any other cuts I can make that cost zero to cheap?
Edited by FightingTheTide on 02/17/2013 16:23:14 MST.
What are typical SE weather conditions?You couldn't pay me to spongebath in the winter! :)If your bears hibernate like ours do up north, you might be able to skip the bear bag rope.Some people can use Dr. Bronners for brushing. I tried it and it reminded me of the times when my parents would wash my mouth out with soap for mouthing off. ACK!!! There is some powdered toothpastes that are decent. Repackage in a tiny bottle. Each brushing only requires a small sprinkling of the powder.
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try it at home once ;) i've heard enough to know i don't care to find out.
What are you bringing for your legs? just the long johns? Probably want a little more insulation and some wind/rain/snow protection as well.
For winter trips, I'll try to stick to 20*-30* lows and 40*-50* highs. That's easy here in the SE. What's not easy is predicting wind and rain. If possible, I'm going to avoid a snowstorm.As for my legs, I was decently warm with my pants and long johns last trip to Mt. Mitchell, with lows in the upper 20's...but I do agree, I could use a little more protection/insulation. I've got some old thermals that are 100% polypropylene inner and 30/70 wool/polyester outer. They should be warmer than my Kombi long johns, right? Those are just a single layer of 20/80 wool/polyester.For wind/rain, I did a quick search. How well would Marmot PreCip Pants work for wind/rain/snow? I can get them for ~$37 + shipping.http://www.sierratradingpost.com/marmot-precip-pants-waterproof-for-men~p~2283d/?filterString=s~marmot-precip-pants%2F&colorFamily=02And I'll definitely pass on using Bronner's as toothpaste now that you guys seem to be like, "Dude, I DARE you to try it!"
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I'd drop the mug and just use the Ti Pot. I have the 900 also and it's too much volume for just heating up water for meals and a hot drink for one. Depending on where you'll be, I'd also drop the Sawyer and use Aqua Mira instead.
A few suggestions:Shelter looks goodDitch two pots like others have said...I know it's nice to have one for hot drinks, but a lighter option would be a doctored campbell's cup (mentioned) or drink before/after dinner/breakfast.Ditch the sawyer and go with AMWhy do you have two baselayers? How long are you planning to be out?Fleece and down insulating layers? Is the MHW fleece a jacket or vest? I'm not familiar with itDitch the sit padGreat start! I'd also include at least a very basic FA kit, a few bandages or tyvek tape/duct tape. Not sure what comes in the exped's repair kit, assuming glue/patches.
I'll post an updated list soon, reflecting some of yall's suggestions.>Ditch two pots like others have said...I know it's nice to have one for hot drinks, but a lighter option would be a doctored campbell's cup (mentioned) or drink before/after dinner/breakfast.Consider it done.>Ditch the sawyer and go with AMWhat about areas where water is murky? Plus, I JUST bought it yesterday...where were you when I clicked "buy" (joking)>Why do you have two baselayers? How long are you planning to be out?Fleece and down insulating layers? Is the MHW fleece a jacket or vest? I'm not familiar with itIt might help if I explain that this is a generic list for winter trips that I might take, expecting lows near 20*-30* F and highs near 40*-50* F and somewhere in the ballpark of 2-4 days. What I usually wear around camp after a hike is: polyester short-sleeve tee, polyester long-sleeve quarter-zip shirt, patagonia long-sleeve midweight quarter-zip shirt, and then an insulating layer (in this case, my down jacket). The MHW Airshield Elite toboggan is a hat...but i'm from the southeast, and we call them toboggans. So on my extremities, I have the MHW Airshield toboggan, fleece mittens/gloves (convertible mittens with open fingers underneath), and a fleece neckwarmer for sleeping at night. The neckwarmer + hat/toboggan is my version of a balaclava.But I can ditch the long-sleeve quater zip.I really feel like this is where I need the most input. Sure, I want to shed a few ounces here and there with smaller gear, but I think my clothes take up too much space. I've read a few great threads on here (one with a confusing chart) that convinced me to get a windshirt, but I'm still left wondering what I really need to stay warm. Is there a basic chart that says (assuming all things being equal) what you should wear for each range of temperatures? I think the thread I mentioned has one, but it might as well be written in Greek.>Ditch the sit padI'm actually not sure about this - where will I sit if I ditch this? It might help to note that I'm getting an REI Flash 45, and not a Kalais, so I won't have a built-in sit pad.>Great start! I'd also include at least a very basic FA kit, a few bandages or tyvek tape/duct tape. Not sure what comes in the exped's repair kit, assuming glue/patches.Done. I put one together the other day. And the repair kit is glue and patches.
Edited by FightingTheTide on 02/20/2013 14:17:27 MST.
A few things to note:-I opted for a lighter, less wind-proof toboggan/hat since I now have a wind jacket with a hood-The jury is out on the sit pad-The toothpaste and hand sanitizer are estimated weights-I forgot to add the Campbell's soup cup (25g estimate)Total weight: 12 lbs. 1.69 oz. (including campbell's soup cup)Like I said above, I feel like I need the most help with my clothes. Thanks again for the input!
Edited by FightingTheTide on 02/20/2013 14:21:01 MST.
I would definitely keep at least one long sleeve baselayer top, I just couldn't tell if you had two there. I would say the windshirt will replace at east one of them. Unless you get REALLY REALLY cold, a ss base plus ls base plus windshirt plus insulating layer will be more than enough for 30-50 degree temps, especially with a shell on top. For reference, in the sierras in late sept, I carried a long sleeve base top/bottom, ss base top, Montbell ex lite down puffy, dri-ducks jacket (look into this for lighter shell option, very cheap but you have to take care with it, 6oz or so), convertable pants, wool glove liners (defeat) and MHW fleece hap (or toboggan...). It got down to low 20s at night, and I slept with a summer weight quilt, base tops and bottoms, and one night wore the Montbell and one night didn't. I tend to sleep a little warmer than most, but I was never hot or cold the whole trip. Of course there we aren't dealing with humidity. That is a game changer. If I was doing a trip back east with similar temp ranges, I might take a fleece instead of the down jacket, but would still take a down quilt.
Good insight on clothing. Thanks! I'll try to test different combinations on some day hikes to get a better idea of what I need.Here's a few more ways I might cut down on my weight:-trim my trash compactor bag to only what I need...and/or find some that have a smaller diameter-I ordered some liteline from MLD to replace my current tie-outs...should drop a little weight...maybe-find a smaller Ti pot for solo trips-leave the neck warmer unless temps are going to drop below 30-get some wool glove liners (any suggestions?)-drop the Lite-Core Sit Pad and use a small section of my old Z-Rest for a sit pad (solution found!)
Edited by FightingTheTide on 02/20/2013 20:25:33 MST.
i have the DeFeet duragloves and have liked them so far. i think they were around 4ozhttp://www.defeet.com/60300/i1364671/733771/Duragloves-Wool/Duraglove-Wool-Charcoal.html going from a 900ml pot down smaller won't get you much saving.. not worth the $ imo. I went from 1.4L to 700ml and maybe dropped 3oz but gained space in my pack.. going from 900 to 700 doesn't get you much space or weight.
+1 on the duragloves...been using them for years.I wouldn't cut the compactor bag...you're going to need the excess at the top to roll down so things inside stay dry. Either that or you lose the whole reason for carrying it. Of course, that would be even lighter; not carrying it at all!Kidding...for the weight, it's a no brainer to have dry gear.
I've cut up an old (15+ years) Z-Rest and made a new sit-pad that weighs in at 17g. And I'll pass on cutting up the compactor bag...good point there. With the glove liners - seem great, but they are heavier than what I already have. I have some UL running gloves that have a water/wind-proof mitten that can be folded back. They weigh in at 2.2 oz and work well for trail running in the 40's F.2 Questions: How well would an Exped Schnozzel work as a pillow? That'll shed 2.6 oz if I drop my Cocoon UL pillow. And how well would a small piece of Z-Rest work as a pot grabber? Does that material melt? I cut a small piece that weighs 2g.
Good question...I think Pillows are probably one of the most personal pieces of gear. I personally need my head pretty propped up to sleep at all, so while I'd love to not have the weight of anything, I can't sleep without it. I'm still searching for the perfect pillow solution. Right now I'm using a neoair sit pad that weighs 2.7 ounces, I fill it partly and fold it over and use that. Still not enough height for me, but it's the best thing I've tried yet. Not sure about the z-rest melting. I just rely on my wool gloves.
I use a 6x6 piece of Shamwow/pack towel for a pot holder. i only boil water so i use it to wipe out my pot and keep my stove from rattling in the pot. i have the Exped air pillow and happily accept it's 2-3oz whatever. i also need a pillow of some type and tend to wear most of my layers to bed or at least have that option.
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Are you getting anxious for this year's Opera at the Ballpark? We presented our first free simulcast at AT&T Park in 2007, and in the years since it has easily become one of the most beloved Bay Area traditions. Last year's simulcast of Aida attracted an unprecedented crowd of 32,000 people—and that doesn't count the nearly 3,000 more who were watching back at the Opera House!
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As one of the largest facilities in the nation's largest hospital system (HCA), Chippenham Hospital provides the full scope of healthcare services. With 466 beds, we specialize in heart care at the Levinson Heart Institute and emotional and mental health services through the Tucker Pavilion. Our ER is also a state-authorized Level II trauma center, and we offer Central Virginia's only Pediatric ER staffed 24/7 by pediatric-trained ER nurse and physician specialists. We are a Certified Primary Stroke Care Centers, designated by The Joint Commission, which recognizes our exceptional efforts to create better outcomes for potential stroke and heart attack patients, and are accredited Chest Pain Centers by the Society of Cardiovascular Patient Care.
7101 Jahnke Road, Richmond, VA 23225
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