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Chances are that at some point in your life, you have cursed on Nokia unlocked phone because of appalling software issues. While this might be true, there is absolutely no denying the style and elegance that is attached to the E70-series of QWERTY phones. The newest Nokia model, the E73 Mode for T-Mobile US has a shipping date set for 16th June. Fitted with a 5MP camera having autofocus and flash features, the S60 is sure to be a stand out amongst its competitors. Fitted with free turn by turn Ovi Maps and Wi-Fi support, the E73 is priced at $69.99.
Says Mike Slater, vice president of the sales department of Nokia, "Our latest concept of the E73 is designed in such a manner that it can bring all required functionality at an affordable cost for our customers. By working together with T-Mobile, Nokia E73 helps users achieve a complete balance between their work and life, by allowing businesses as well as customers to be as productive as possible."
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No wonder paparazzi favorites like Reese Witherspoon, Rihanna, and more have been photographed in these adornments, which serve to amp up laid-back separates or enhance an already fashion-forward look. From bold, statement-making pieces to petite but equally arresting trinkets, click through our slideshow to see how celebrities are wearing this trend, and shop our edit of precious pendants too!
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Rashida Jones
The actress elevates a striped shirt with Kelly Wearstler's quartz Nadya Pendant Necklace ($495).
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Tali Lennox
The model's complements an understated dress with vintage-inspired silver bird pendant.
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Cara Delevingne
A few layered gold pendants liven up Delevingne's tough t-shirt and leather jacket combo. (Hers is Burberry Prorsum's Quilted Leather Biker Jacket ($3595), by the way.)
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A Chanel medallion over a Givenchy tunic, paired with Chanel's Vintage Paris Logo White Sunglasses ($1500) and a backwards baseball hat, channels a touch of '90s hip-hop appeal.
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Jamie Chung
A dainty stone pendant, such as Chung's Samantha Wills Romancing The Stone Necklace ($133, available in Turquoise) in Champagne, adds an artisanal element to her Minkpink Darkness Playsuit ($71).
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Heidi Klum
Klum amps up breezy summer staples, like her Holmes & Yang Printed Cami ($395) and Vince Camuto Coco Tote ($129) in Fiery Coral Alce, with a dazzling geometric bauble.
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Reese Witherspoon
Witherspoon's long gold pendant adds interest to her laid-back open-knit sweater.
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Charlize Theron
The actress' crystal pendant acts as the perfect dramatic foil to a striped shirt and blazer.
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Diane Birch
Birch slips on a vintage dress and H&M blazer with a feather pendant by Goro (the singer purchased the necklace in Tokyo, but Ariel Gordon's Jewelry Feather Pendant Necklace ($495) is a similar alternative).
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Florence Welch
Welch adds feminine charm to her vintage Gucci blazer and crisp button-down with a delicate pendant piece.
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Olivia Wilde
Wilde's punches up her MaxMara dress with a bauble worthy of Liberace's mental, House of Lavande's 1970's Castlecliff Pendant Necklace ($848).
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Anne Hathaway
Hathaway's off-duty uniform--Eugenia Kim's Gary Cap ($209) and a Madewell denim dress--is the perfect showcase for a sparkling gold bauble.
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Allow the dramatic design of Lionette NY's Gizelle Necklace ($386) in Topaz to take center stage against a little black dress.
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Add Art Deco-inspired flair to your look with Dannijo's Cody Necklace ($525) in Light Blue.
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Play up the western vibe of Vanessa Mooney's Down The Road Necklace ($66) in Silver by wearing it over a denim shirt.
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Pamela Love's Mini Arrowhead Necklace ($185) in Antique Silver is another testament to the designer's cool, gothic aesthetic.
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Need Supply Co.'s Rituals Necklace ($32) adds instant graphic glamour thanks to its geometric shape.
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Monserat De Lucca's Bird & Nest Necklace ($71) will make a playful yet sophisticated addition to your jewelry repertoire.
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Maison Martin Margiela's Silver and Glass Necklace ($525) possesses an earthy, mystical quality that's stunning indeed (in other words, be prepared for double takes!).
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A little sliver of malachite makes for a high-impact accessory, we promise! Just slip Kelly Wearstler's Asymmetrical Necklace ($295) over a simple tee.
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For the minimalist, we suggest Topshop's Oversize Spike Pendant Necklace ($20) in Gold.
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Dripping in crystals, Elizabeth Cole's Long Double Pendant Necklace ($418) is your shortcut to glamour paired with a silk tank and blazer.
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We're sure girls like Sienna Miller or Kate Hudson would appreciate the bohemian appeal of Jade Jagger's Ruby Gold-Plated Feather Necklace ($349).
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Mawi's Swarovski Crystal Pendant Necklace ($630) in Blue is delicate enough to pair with everyday outfits.
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Not only does Lizzie Fortunato's Totem Pendant II Necklace ($395) lend a splash of color to your outfit, the tassel closure means it's just as intriguing from the back.

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This one-minute time-lapse film taken in Mauna Kea, Hawai'i made me ache for the magic dome of my home state of North Dakota — the thickness of the galaxy in plain site. The canvas overhead will surely spark your sense of wonder for the weekend. Enjoy heartily.
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I love time-lapse photography, especially of the sky.
I love time-lapse photography, especially of the sky. This is a treasure. Reminded me of "still" images: visiting the McDonald Observatory, and the sky clearing just in time for our late-night viewing. Binary stars, the Pleiades up close and crowded with stars, a climbing comet ... beautiful, beautiful night. How do we sleep through you?

I like this, indeed it shows what a photographer can do
I like this, indeed it shows what a photographer can do with the Cannon 5D.

I shall be one speck of dust floating in the Milky Way
I shall be one speck of dust floating in the Milky Way waiting for you to join me in the creation of a new star.

Hauntingly beautiful and a brief respite from a gloomy
Hauntingly beautiful and a brief respite from a gloomy Saturday morning...

wow, that was awesome!

wow, that was awesome!

How easy it is to forget when one is in a city like New
How easy it is to forget when one is in a city like New York that the Universe is more than a subject of academic or cosmological discussion. No. It is quite real, and overwhelmingly beautiful!

The wonder of the stars, of space, of Chi.

The wonder of the stars, of space, of Chi.

Wonderful, especially on this Easter Sunday. Thanks.

Wonderful, especially on this Easter Sunday. Thanks.

Made me feel like I was on a spaceship! I guess in a
Made me feel like I was on a spaceship! I guess in a sense, we are!!

What is amazing to me is that with so much light
What is amazing to me is that with so much light pollution, there are millions if not billions of people who have never experienced the milky way. During the power outage in LA a few years ago, emergency lines were deluged with calls from people concerned about the huge band of light in the sky. I grew up in the dark (then) mountains of southern Oregon, later lived in a protected area of the Olympic Penninsula in WA state, and then high in the Colorado Rockies. In all of those places, the Milky Way was like a beacon for me. Now, ironically, I live in a small village in Vermont saturated with street lamps, and I not only cannot see the Milky Way, I cannot even see the lighning bugs in my back yard! I truly miss the Milky Way; something essential is missing from my life.

Another remarkable time lapse view of the Milky Way:

Awesome, Thank You

Awesome, Thank You

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far, the very best tip for lengthening the life
far, the very best tip for lengthening the life and sweetness of your rugs and
carpets is to vacuum them totally and constantly ( once or more if not more
every week). In order to properly clean your carpets you need to slowly pass a
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Truly beautiful. A very nice expose of a gorgeous, night
Truly beautiful. A very nice expose of a gorgeous, night sky. One thing does surprise me here: even on Mauna Kea, chosen site for one of the world's greatest observatories in part because it is so dark, I am surprised by how much light of human origins there is there. Even there, *sigh*.
I am from North Dakota too,
I am from North Dakota too, and left for Hilo, Hawaii when I was nineteen years old. I couldn't help but feel comforted by running up Hilo's hills and looking up to feel home again. I now live in NYC, but I constantly look for moments of home. This video was great. Thank you.
Cathy, love that phrase
Cathy, love that phrase "moments of home." Great to hear from a fellow NoDak.
thank you for t his minute
thank you for t his minute long contemplation. Been to Mauna Kea and appreciate having this 'memory'.
A beautiful reminder of our
A beautiful reminder of our place in the universe, endlessly beautiful. We must lament that because of light pollution so many of us are no longer in touch with the awe of the Milky Way. So rarely do we feel both humbled and exalted in its presence. Incredible that even the barest hint of that majesty on a small screen can touch us deeply, surely a sign of its profound power. Thank you for that.
Lovely time-lapse. But get
Lovely time-lapse.


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Benches and Boulger Ponds - Ice has been forming overnight. Depending on daytime temperatures, ponds will sometimes thaw by mid-afternoon, when good fishing with night crawlers or PowerBait has been reported.
Cleveland Reservoir - The reservoir is still open.
"The water level is getting low but some nicer rainbows are being caught with corn PowerBait or wildfire Power Nuggets," said Todd Munford of Big Pine Sports in Fairview. "Fishing has generally been slow but the trout being caught are in the 16 inch size class."
Cottonwood Creek - (in Straight Canyon below Joes Valley Reservoir) Aquatics Biologist Craig Walker fished this creek again and caught several 16 inch brown trout, rainbows and a cutbow. Many smaller (12-14 inch) fish were also caught.
Walker used egg patterns over redds and red wooly buggers in riffles and runs. Salmon eggs and red/gold spinners should also provide an angler with some good action, according to Walker.
Duck Fork Reservoir - Duck Fork has been replanted with Colorado River cutthroat trout and fingerling tiger trout. Duck Fork regulations will protect the Colorado River cutthroat population for future egg collection and fish transplant operations.
The DWR hopes that this measure will help keep the Colorado River cutthroat from being listed as threatened or endangered. If that were to happen, traditional fishing in southeastern Utah could be dramatically impacted.
Tiger trout will provide for sport fishing at this water, beginning late next year.
Electric Lake - Ice is beginning to form on the north end. Munford reports good fishing near the inlet with a night crawler and salmon egg combination.
Float tubers and pontoon boaters have done well with Panther Martin or silver Mepp's lures.
Fairview Lakes - The lake level is low, notes Munford. Moss is settling to the bottom. Fly fishing has been fair on sunny days with red crystal buggers.
Shoreline fishing has been fair where the two lakes come together in deeper water. Zeke's Sierra gold or PowerBait are recommended.
Gooseberry Reservoir - Snow covers the access road.
Huntington Creek - Banks have been snowy, but good fishing can occur on sunny days with a 18 griffiths gnat or 16 female Adams. Nymphing can be fair with lil brassies and hares ears.
Huntington Reservoir - (above Cleveland Reservoir) Ice has been forming. Munford reports fair to good fishing with a straight night crawler behind a bubble.
Munford advises anglers to watch for schools of tiger trout cruising shallow water near the surface.
He recommends casting to the schools with a floating bubble and three feet of leader for some fast action.
When no surface activity is observed, anglers should fish the bottom with a full bubble and four feet of leader.
Fisheries Biologist Justin Hart reports that worms or small black flies have been catching nice tiger trout. Some tiger trout are approaching 19-21 inches this fall.
"One of the keys to catching tigers is to use dark-colored flies, lures, and jigs and keep them moving," Hart noted. "The same goes for bait fishermen. Most tigers will strike when the bait is moved."
Joes Valley Reservoir - This reservoir is closed to fishing until December 13.
Kens Lake - Conservation officer Vance Mumford says the water level is extremely low, concentrating fish. Night crawlers are recommended.
Miller Flat Reservoir - Access is becoming difficult with snow on the Miller Flat road.
Millsite Reservoir - Walker recommends vertically jigging gold Panther Martins by the dam.
He says the larger the lure, the bigger the fish. He caught 14-16 inch rainbow trout with a three-eight ounce lure and some 20-21 inch tout with a larger size.
Scofield Reservoir - Conservation Officer Stacey Taggart recommends Jake's spin-a-lures, Rapalas or worms fished about 18 inches off the bottom.
Hart spoke with an angler who caught some 12-14 inch rainbows in shallower waters on the north end using a cutthroat-colored Rapala crank bait.
Hart said that yellow and pearl-colored jigs have been producing slow (one 12-16 inch trout per hour) but steady fishing action near the dam.
Hart notes that worms under a bobber have been catching 17-19 inch fish on the southeast side.
Munford reports good fishing on the east side using worms tipped with chartreuse marshmallow and orange PowerBait.
Munford describes fly fishing as fair from tubes and pontoon boats with sinking line and brown leech patterns, trolled slowly along the east shoreline.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Most people who run a business know there are two ways to make it profitable. One is to sell more of the product or service that the business produces and the other way is to cut the costs of producing that product.
Simple, it seems. But in reality it is not.
The same is true of the dilemma we are facing when it comes to water supplies in eastern Utah. There is one major difference though, we can't make more of it or sell something to bring more of it in.
This year's snowpack was the worst in a long time. We thought we had come out of a seven year drought in the last couple of snow seasons, but obviously the past two winters, being wet were an aboration. The drought is still on and it looks like it could be worse than before.
There is only so much water in our drainage. Sure some people would like to take some of that away and divert it to another drainage basin for use. That could be a longterm problem, but what we need to deal with is the only realism we now face; there is only so much of the wet stuff and we must cut our use to get through the next year.
Or maybe longer.
The outlook for water in our part of the country isn't good. Many people don't believe in global warming, so a recent report that says we will be affected greatly by that in terms of yearly lower moisture totals probably will fall on many deaf ears. But a recent report by the State of Utah (Drought in Utah; Learning from the Past, Preparing for the Future) on the long term outlook for water and drought shows that the droughts we survived in the late 20th century were shorter than droughts from previous centuries. It appears that the natural rotation of droughts had actually let up some during the last 50 years. The report says they will probably return to their average of over 10 years long.
It's time for us to think about what we are going to do. Almost everyone wishes our economic base would improve. The problem is that many businesses that would provide a better base require water, with some needing large amounts of it.
We need to think about how we use water and what we can do to use less of it, in all aspects of life from homes to agriculture.
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
Grassy Trail Reservoir may be on its way to a new location as the the project was given the green light, according to Sunnyside City Mayor Doug Parsons.
The reservoir project was discussed at the Sunnyside City Council meeting on Tuesday night as Parsons and other city councilors heard for the first time that the project has been green-lighted for work to begin in the near future.
A feasibility study was recently conducted with both Sunnyside and East Carbon City. Results of the study were unavailable and UtahAmerican representatives did not respond to an e-mail for comments.
Warren Monroe, a senior construction manager with Jones and DeMille Engineering, said at an ECC council meeting last month that the water rights were still there for the two cities and that they needed to show proof of beneficial use of the water to the Division of Water Quality. The Division of Water Rights wants to see a long range plan put into place, since the 50 year proof period has passed, he said.
The project has been moving very quickly over the past two months, Parsons said.
"Things have been moving very fast since January," Parsons said. "It's an important project for the area and I think that it will be a positive for the entire community."
Grassy Trail Reservoir is currently dealing with a number of problems, Parsons said. Some of these include a high amount of silt at the reservoir and areas where the reservoir is leaking.
The project would not only include the building of a new reservoir but the impact of the project could also extend the life of West Ridge Mine by 18 months to two years. UtahAmerican Energy Inc. has been in discussions with local municipalities about redirecting Grassy Trail creek to a new location where a reservoir would be built. If nothing was done the mine would have about two years of mining left.
UtahAmerican is seeing if it is feasible to move Grassy Trail creek from its present location to a couple of different areas they have looked at. One of the areas that has been discussed is Little Bear Canyon which sits on school trust lands.
If the land is acquired from the school trust, then UtahAmerican would deed the property over to both Sunnyside and East Carbon City. Sunnyside City, Sunnyside Co-Generation and East Carbon City have all been involved in the project, Parsons said.
Parsons said at a meeting in January that Carbon County has already agreed to give UtahAmerican a right-of-way for a pipeline that would go from Grassy Trail Reservoir to the new site. The financing for the project will all come from UtahAmerican at a cost of about $15 million.
Four bore holes have been drilled in Little Bear Canyon to make sure that there is no fractures in the ground so it can be prepared for a dam site. The road crossing through Sunnyside LLC leading up to Little Bear is classified as a County Class D road.
If the new reservoir is created, no changes would be done to the current water treatment plant, Parsons said.
Currently Grassy Trail Reservoir has about 800 square acres of capacity. If the reservoir is built the capacity would be increased to about 1,000 square acres.
Sunnyside city council and UtahAmerican are in agreement that the current reservoir is in need of repairs. UtahAmerican and the local area would stand to gain from the project as UtahAmerican would increase the recovery of coal reserves in the vicinity near the reservoir and the area would benefit from the possible increase in job opportunities.


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|Begin of tour:
|Train station Noiraigues
|Point of arrival:
|Train station Boudry
|Access starting point:
|by bus to Cologny
|Access point of arrival:
|Take the train to Noiraigues; return from Boudry to Couvet by train, passing through Auvernier
|Hiking time:
|11.5 km
|March through November
The best place to start this attractive hike is in the small village of Noiraigues. The upper entrance to the Gorges de l'Areuse is only a few hundred meters (yards) from here. Follow the yellow signs pointing towards Boudry. The route follows the train line and then all of a sudden the valley becomes more gorge-like. Up to the Champ du Moulin (Field Mill) it is still a narrow valley, but at the Mill, the path changes over to the other side of the gorge. It is here where the gorge becomes its true self, with high cliffs rising on either side of hikers. Then, as quickly as it began, the passage ends and the gorge opens into the expansive vineyards of Boudry.
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Nice work, checkout the custom plugin section of the Nagios PET. Handled similarly using curl.
Canela inspired me to contribute a little perl script I wrote to monitor my webserver.
Here is how you use it:
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- The "-e" is the email address that should receive notifications.
- You can also use the "-s" option to look for a specific string on the web page. The string should be in quotes, but will work without them if there ar no spaces or special characters.
- I purposely didn't use any perl modules so that it would work on any system.
- It works first by using "curl -I" to see if the site returns a "200 OK" message in the page header, and if it does, it will use curl to get the entire page searching for </html> at the end unless "-s" specifies some other string.
- monitor_email is the email address the warning email appears to come from in the envelope.
- If your web page does a redirect, for example from http://www.website.com/about to http://www.website.com/about/ the script will fail as it only looks for the "200 OK" code, not the "302" redirect code. So first run "curl -I URL" first to see if a 200 OK is returned.
- Here is the wiki page for future modifications.
It is not heavy duty, but should work well for a personal site. Let me know if it works OK for you!
Code:#!/usr/bin/perl use Getopt::Std; # Define the address the alerts should come from $monitor_email = "email@example.com"; # Define global variables $curl_executable = "/usr/bin/curl"; $mail_executable = "/usr/sbin/sendmail"; $OPT_STRING = 'hs:e:'; # Start program &main(); sub main { # Read in the options getopts( "$OPT_STRING", \%opt ) or usage(); # Set variables my $url_header = ""; my $url_body = ""; my $email_address = ""; my $url = $ARGV[0]; my $valid_string = "</html>"; # Determine options if ($opt{s}) { $valid_string = $opt{s};} usage() if $opt{h}; usage() if !$opt{e}; # Define more variables $email_address = $opt{e}; # Monitor URL $url_header = `$curl_executable -I -s $url`; if ($url_header =~ /200 OK/){ $url_body = `$curl_executable -s $url`; if ($url_body =~ /$valid_string/){ #print ("$url_header\n"); } else{ &send_warning($email_address, $url); } } else{ &send_warning($email_address, $url); } } sub send_warning { my ($email_address,$url) = @_; # Create timestamp my ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time); $year = $year + 1900; $mon = $mon + 1; my $time_stamp = $year."-".$mon."-".$mday." ".$hour.":".$min.":".$sec; my $email_content = $url ." failure at ". $time_stamp . "\n"; unless(open (MAIL, "| /usr/sbin/sendmail -t")) { print "error.\n"; warn "Error starting sendmail: $!"; } else{ print MAIL "From: " . $monitor_email . "\n"; print MAIL "To: " . $email_address . "\n"; print MAIL "Subject: Website URL Monitor Failure\n\n"; print MAIL $email_content; close(MAIL) || warn "Error closing mail: $!"; print ("$email_content"); } } sub usage { print STDERR << "EOF"; This program monitors HTTP URLS usage: $0 [-h] [-s "string"] -h : This (help) message -e email-address : The email address that should be alerted. -s : Unique string found on the web page that proves it is working correctly example: $0 -s -e email-address URL EOF exit; }
Nice work, checkout the custom plugin section of the Nagios PET. Handled similarly using curl.
Great Script!!!
This is exactly what I was looking for.
I've tried it on several ubuntu machines and get the following errors:
What I did.Code:./checksite.pl: line 3: use: command not found ./checksite.pl: line 7: =: command not found ./checksite.pl: line 10: =: command not found ./checksite.pl: line 11: =: command not found ./checksite.pl: line 12: =: command not found ./checksite.pl: line 15: syntax error near unexpected token `&' ./checksite.pl: line 15: ` &main();'
ran vim checksite.pl
pasted your code
changed the monitor email
ran chmod a+x checksite.pl
ran checksite.pl -e shai at csts.com http: slash slash www dot csts dot com ( Ican't post links)
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By KAREN BASSOSports writer
The Carbon High tennis team has been cruising through the season making adjustments and improving their skills along the way. The hard work paid off this past week as the Dinos competed in the Region 8 season final tournament.
Carbon entered the match up a little nervous, but once they kicked off the exciting action, nerves were calmed and it was all business for the talented Dinos.
Entering the tournament, Lehi was ranked first in the region and was followed by North Sanpete, Carbon and finally Delta.
By the end of the region event, Carbon found themselves in second place with a score of 10 and trailed behind Lehi who captured the region title with a score of 13. North Sanpete followed the Dinos in third place with a final of six points and Delta rounded out the final tally with one point.
The event kicked off with Carbon's number one doubles team, Neal Maynes and Sean Watkins facing Delta's number one doubles duo.
According to Dino head coach, Kurt King, the event was a head to head match up between the two teams.
"It was really exciting to watch the doubles competition at region. North Sanpete was seated number four and faced number one seed, Lehi. It was an intense match up as the champion team fell to the lower ranked team. This allowed us to face North Sanpete who we knew we could beat. That's just what happened as Maynes and Watkins defeated the North Sanpete team 7-5,7-5," explained the Dino coach.
The number one doubles team captured the win after being tied at five on two separate occasions. King explained that the action was intense and attracted spectators who witnessed an afternoon of exciting tennis action.
The only loss of the day for the Dinos came at the number two doubles pairing as Ryne Vogel and Chris Powell were defeated by North Sanpete in the first round.
At singles, the Dino team swept the competition as Joe Harber competed at number one singles, Bo Christensen at number two singles and Kellen Spillman at number three singles.
The Dinos will now move on to compete in Salt Lake City this Friday as they compete in the state finals.
King feels that the first round should be simple for the Dinos, but thinks that the second round may become a road block.
"At this point, we are not sure who our opponent will be. I do think however, that we will do well in the first round, but the second round I'm sure will find last year's state champion teams battling it out for a second go round at the title," King explained.
Reflecting back, King was quick to compliment his team on their successful region showing last week.
"Everyone stepped up and played their best. This made me happy and the team's efforts surely paid off. As long as they go out there and give it their best, there is nothing more that a coach could ask for," concluded the Dino coach.
The team will continue to put their best effort forward Friday as they compete in the state finals.


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MADRID Campers, country spirit and bluegrass music filled Madrid this weekend for one of the most popular summer festivals in the north country.
For the 23rd year, the Madrid Bluegrass River Festival brought out vendors, crafters, bands and music lovers, although the weather did have an effect on how many people showed up.
Our attendance is down and it breaks my heart, said Les E. Haas, one of the festivals coordinators. The weather has not been good to us the past three years.
Although a rainy Friday lowered the attendance of the festival, Saturdays workshops, fireworks, music and sunshine helped bring the numbers back up.
The die-hard bluegrass festival people have been coming in, said festival volunteer Susan A. Wilson. Todays been really good, so Im thinking that its going to pick up.
Mr. Haas said that the crowd picked up as the weather cleared Saturday and that he hoped the rest of the weekend would remain dry.
Its not raining now, and if we get anything, its going to be a passing shower the rest of the weekend, so I have high hopes, he said Saturday. If our day crowd picks up this afternoon and we have a good day crowd tomorrow, we should be OK.
Peter R. Beckstead, owner of S&B Maple Creations, 261 Sweet Road, had a stand at the festival to sell maple syrup, maple cotton candy and maple lollipops. This weekend was the first time hes been a vendor at the bluegrass festival.
Im glad that Mother Nature is cooperating today, Mr. Beckstead said Saturday. Yesterday, it was a little slow, but it was the weather and theres nothing you can really do about it.
Mr. Haas said that although there are several vendors that set up stands, the music is what the festival is all about.
Its good listening music, and its music thats uniquely American, Mr. Haas said. Every song tells a story. Its music thats full of life.
Mr. Haas said there are several different kinds of bluegrass, such as traditional, hard-driving or easy listening.
Saturdays acts featured bands from the area and from other states, including Nu-Blu from North Carolina.
Also featured Saturday were a mandolin workshop with Dave Nichols of the band Dave Nichols and Spare Change; a banjo workshop with Richard Atkinson of the Atkinson Family Bluegrass Band; a dobro guitar workshop; a workshop about creating better sounds for music, and a fireworks show.
The festivities and music will continue today, along with a raffle for a chain-saw carving. Terry L. McKendree, DeKalb Junction, has been carving wooden animal statues with his chain saw for seven years. Each year, he donates one of his statues for a raffle to raise money for the festival.
People like the country nature of these carvings, Mr. McKendree said. Theyre nice for Northern New York because they blend in well with country homes and country living.
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You might not rock wings 365 days a year, but who doesn't want bronzed skin and voluminous tresses? In honor of the brand's runway show in New York tonight, we caught up with Alessandra Ambrosio to get all the details on an angel's pre-show beauty routine. We also asked about what she uses at home to get angel-like bedhead and what's earned a permanent place in her makeup bag. You may have to wait until December 10th to see the show, but you can check out all of her must-haves right now.
What's Inside Alessandra Ambrosio's Makeup Bag? The Victoria's Secret Model Spills All!
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Ambrosio doesn't hesitate when asked for her pre-show beauty secret: "I use Joanna Vargas' Exfoliating Mask ($75): you rub it in like a scrub, but leave it on like a mask," she says. The model follows the mask with her normal routine of Clarins' Toning Lotion With Camomille ($22) and Joanna Vargas' Daily Hydrating Cream ($75). "It's my pre-show beauty secret."
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A Victoria's Secret angel has a very specific look—bronzed skin, big hair, and nude lips—and it's one that Ambrosio's adopted in real life. The products that get here there? M.A.C.'s Bronzing Powder ($25), Oribe's Dry Texture Spray ($39), and her must-have lip color: Victoria's Secret Lipstick ($12) in Whisper. "I think a nude lip is very sexy."
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"Sometimes I'll just apply lip balm over a nude lip liner," she says.
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Ambrosio stays loyal to her go-to mascara and eyeliner: Benefit's They're Real! Mascara ($23) and YSL Long-Wear Waterproof Eye Pencil ($30), both of which she likes for their quick and easy application. "This mascara sticks to every single lash!" she says.
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"Victoria's Secret has this great brush with sparkles that we use before shows," Ambrosio says about the brand's Instant Bronzing Shimmer Powder ($24). "It gives this really nice shimmer that's perfect for the runway."
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"I love the new Chloe perfume," Ambrosio says of Chloe's Roses de Chloe Eau de Toilette Spray ($120).
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"My daughter always steals these out of my bag," Ambrosio says of EOS' Organic Lip Balm Spheres ($3). "My favorites are the fruit and the mint flavors," she says.
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"I prefer to play up my eyes on the red carpet," Ambrosio says.
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"This shadow feels creamy, but turns into a powder," Ambrosio says about Chanel's Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow ($36). "I wear the gold shade the most, but I also like the taupe and the black." Try the shades Initiantion, Mirifique, and Convoitise.
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RMS Beauty Lip2Cheek ($36)
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Skylar Diggins of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish dribbles the ball up... News PhotoAdult,Ball,Basketball - Women's College,Connecticut Huskies,Court,Dribbling,Indiana,NCAA,Notre Dame Fighting Irish,Skylar Diggins,South Bend,Sport,USA,University of Connecticut,University of Notre Dame,Vertical,Waist Up,Women,Women's BasketballPhotographer Michael HickeyCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Michael HickeySOUTH BEND, IN - MARCH 04: Skylar Diggins #4 of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish dribbles the ball up court against the Connecticut Huskies at Purcel Pavilion on March 4, 2013 in South Bend, Indiana. Notre Dame defeated Connecticut 96-87 in triple overtime to win the Big East regular season title. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)


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The kid stays in the picture! Of course, the "picture" in question is The Social Network, and by "kid" I mean a controversial coke party scene featuring Justin Timberlake. According to Vulture, the scene in question features Napster co-founder Sean Parker (Timberlake) at a party where two girls offer coke to guests via their naked breasts. One of the girls is only 17. Director David Fincher has decided to leave the scene in the film despite the fact that a researcher involved in the production has admitted it is almost entirely fictional.
Representatives for Facebook have taken issue with the scene as well, but are you really going to trust what they have to say? They also claim to do everything in their power to keep predators from accessing their network, but I've never received so much as a warning.
Diora Baird, arguably the sexiest woman on Earth, Elisabeth Rohm, and the not hot chick Harold Parrineau have been cast in 'Transit'. THR has more details but I'll preface this block quote by saying it doesn't expand on Diora's perfect measurements:
Antonio Negret is directing the drama about a band of thieves on the run from a bank robbery and the suburban family they come across during their escape. When the criminals stash their stolen money in the family's SUV at a rest stop, the road trippers unwittingly draw the murderous band of outlaws on their trail.
Note to thieves: don't stow your money in a location that has the ability to leave with it. A better option would have been to safely tuck it away in Diora's cleavage. Look, I'm sorry to go on about her, but the woman should be behind velvet ropes in a museum. Or a strip club. Whichever one allows greater access.
Taylor Lautner is howling mad at an RV company for not delivering his trailer on time. Get it? I said "howling mad" because he plays a wolf boy in those awful movies. *sigh*
At any rate, Lautner is so distraught over the matter that he has filed a lawsuit against the company, McMahon's RV, claiming both "annoyance" and "emotional distress."
On the one hand, he allegedly paid $300,000 for the trailer, so I can sort of see his point. On the other hand, he paid $300,000 for a trailer, and someday he'll use it to bang more chicks than I will ever meet even though he looks like one of the rats from those old Quizno's ads. When I look at it that way, I'm more inclined to hope the trailer catches fire while the rich, pretty boy, crybaby is inside. (TMZ via Movie Line)
City Island starring Andy Garcia and Julianna Margulies releases on DVD and Blu Ray tomorrow, Tuesday the 24th, and Screen Junkies wants you to see it so we're giving away a 3-Month subscription to Netflix! You can add City Island to your queue and move it to the top spot above all that weird animated stuff and old "Murphy Brown" episodes you've been meaning to catch up on.
All you have to do is follow Screen Junkies on Twitter and tweet the funniest caption you can muster for the still frame above.
Contest ends Wednesday at 12PM EST. The winner will be announced via Twitter, Facebook, and on the site.
You can enter as many times as you'd like, but make your captions sing. Trust me, you want to jump on this new Netflix craze.
This new "Dexter" promo trumps the "Blue's Clues" style one we posted last week. It doesn't give away too much, unless you're naughty and haven't caught up on last season. If that's the case, leave the office right now and camp out in front of your TV all day. Then when you're finished, come back and watch this promo. It'll get you totally amped for next season, as Dexter is in for a world of sh*t. It's going to be fascinating to watch him deal with the spoiler that I can't discuss because you've got more important things to do than stay up to date on one of the best shows on television.
"Dexter" returns September 26th on Showtime.
Check out the promo after the jump…
All us lucky folks saw it at Comic Con last month, and now it's lumbered onto the internets for you to devour. AMC has released the almost five-minute long trailer for their new series "The Walking Dead." If this doesn't make you crap your pants than check your pulse because you might be a zombie. Frank Darabont wrote and directed pilot and is exec producing the series alongside Gale Anne Hurd, the producer of Aliens and Terminator.
AMC also announced that the show will premiere Oct. 31 with a supersized 90-minute episode. That's right, on Halloween night. It's a calculated effort to keep all you man-children off the streets on an evening that's reserved for kiddies. Or better yet, terrorize your neighbors early and then make it back to the couch with your stolen loot for "The Walking Dead" premiere.
Check out the trailer after the jump…
In 30 years, wearing 'Blueface' will be considered racist.
Good news for Avatar fans! You now have a reason to live for at least three-to-four more years (besides those yearly trips to Branson with your mother).
In an interview with the New York Post, director James Cameron said he's still in the "tons of notes" stage of his production of Avatar 2, and the sequel won't be completed until at least 2014. But it may be worth the wait, since the director plans on filming the third installment at the same time.
"Right now, the thinking is that [Parts] Two and Three are going to be done together," he said. "They'll be released separately, probably a year apart or maybe even two, but they'll be done in a bunch. I'm mapping out the story line right now, so there's a proper arc that plays out over two films but buttons nicely at the end of Two, so you don't get this horrible second-act/end-of-'The Matrix' feeling."
What a jerk! The only feeling I had at the end of The Matrix Reloaded was one of pure euphoria. Granted, I watched the film on a return flight from Mexico, and a condom full of "Blanco" had ruptured in my large intestine, but still. Cameron should keep his opinions to himself. (Cinema Blend)
Director Steven Spielberg is trying his hand at television (again) with an adaptation of the popular graphic novel series, "Locke & Key." Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, and Josh Friedman are all on board for the project which is still searching for a network.
First released in 2008, Locke & Key revolves around three kids who end up watching over a secret, spooky New England mansion filled with mystical doors that transport them to different worlds and give them special powers (like turning into a ghost).
The source material was created by Joe Hill, the son of author Stephen King. Fans of "Quantum Leap" will remember that it was actually Dr. Sam Beckett who was responsible for inspiring most of King's major works. Considering that Hill was probably heavily influenced by his father, I think it's safe to add "Locke & Key" to Dr. Beckett's long list of time traveling accomplishments, right along side saving Jackie Kennedy and inventing the Heimlich Maneuver.
Godspeed, Dr. Beckett, wherever you are. (Vulture via Movie Line)
Doug Liman is officially on board to direct All You Need Is Kill, Empire Online is reporting. Based on the 2004 sci-fi novel by Hiroshi Sakurazaka, the film will follow the story of a soldier who is killed while fighting aliens, but finds himself caught in a time loop, reliving the events leading up to his death over and over again. With each subsequent death, the character improves his skills while attempting to break the cycle.
This really makes me mad. Warner Bros. acted like I was nuts when I pitched them my idea for a mash-up of Starship Troopers and Groundhog Day. They kept telling me things like "you're not authorized to be in here" and "put your pants back on." Well, we'll see who's crazy when they get a call from my lawyer, Robert Kardashian.
I prefer this version. It's less talky and John Williams's score on piano sounds quite foreboding.
Here are today's silent links.
Spike Lee On How BP Is Worse Than The Mafia (Moviefone)
New York City Alligators–From Sewer To Supper (Asylum)
8 Most Badass Flowers In Video Games (Ranker)
How To Make An Epic Chinese Traffic Jam Even Worse (HolyTaco)
4 Minutes Of Werner Herzog/David Lynch's 'My Son, My Son' (FilmDrunk)
Top 20 Movie Badasses (Maxim)
Good 'Ole Fashion Wilderness Brawl (BarStoolSports)
10 Books Lindsay Lohan Read While In Prison (EgoTV)
5 Instant Netflix Television Series Recommendations (Pajiba)
Two Obscure Actors In A Series Of Incredible Roles (Unreality)
Hiroshima Carp Catch Of The Year–The Sequel (TotalProSports)
Courtney Love's Twitter Meltdown (Smosh)
Rachel Bilson Tiny Bikini Pics (CelebJihad)
Firemen Ghost Ride Their Fire Engine (BroBible)
KJ Noons Isn't A Dirty Fighter; He Just Plays One On TV (CagePotato)
'Machete' Star Danny Trejo Gets Wild With Bloody Thirsty Pictures (PopEater)
Your Earthquake-Proof Bed (MadeMan)
"We're actresses!"
Good news for people who like breasts and carnivorous fish! A sequel for Piranha 3D is officially in the works.
Despite a slower than expected start at the box office, the film did fairly well when considering its budget was only $30 million. Couple that with an overwhelmingly positive critical reception, and it's easy to see why the Weinsteins and Co. signed off another installment.
Since the fourth dimension is time, I'm assuming Piranha 4D will involve the piranhas taking control of some sort of water-based time machine and traveling back to the Old West. Unless, of course, they end up naming it Piranha 3D Part 2, which would just be stupid. (Cinema Blend)
Public Transit is a b*tch.
After letting Tower Heist sit on the shelf for almost four years, Universal has given it the green light with Ben Stiller starring, Brett Ratner directing, and Imagine's Brian Grazer producing. Because if anyone can make a project work that hasn't been working, it's the mastermind behind X-Men 3. Deadline has the deets:
Ben Stiller stars as the overworked manager of a luxury building who, along with other staff, lost their pensions to a Bernie Madoff-like Wall Street crook. It so happens that the fraudster is being held under house arrest in the luxury penthouse apartment upstairs, and the manager and four cohorts figure a heist will make them whole.
Bumbling, inept idiots try to pull off a major heist. Have we not seen this concept countless times already? And not that I have anything against Stiller, but I don't understand why he'd want to play this type of character again. He's already been a bumbling security guard twice in the Night at the Museum movies, and a bumbling (insert occupation) in almost everything else. Now he's relying on Ratner to save a stale concept. Unless that concept is a cupcake, I'm not seeing him succeeding.
Previously on "True Blood": Bill met with Sookie's dream friends. Sam curb-stomped Crystal's redneck father. Lafayette and Jesus took said redneck for help. Eric got permission from The Authority to ice The King. The King ripped out a newscaster's spine and basically declared war on humankind. Ok, on to this week.
We finally learn what Sookie is courtesy of Bill: a fairy (or well, part fairy). The gayest of all the mythological creatures. Apparently all the fairies were thought to be extinct thanks to vampires hunting them down for their sweet, sweet blood. Sookie wants to know if this is why Bill likes her, and he's like, "of course not" but we all know different, right? I mean, did you see how easily he pulled stripper tail a few eps back?
More after the jump..
HBO, "Eastbound & Down," Kenny Powers, and Danny McBride would like you to know that Twitter's KFUCKINGP has nothing to do with them. For more than a year, a comedy writer from NYC has been posing as fictional washed-up baseball star Kenny Powers and delighting followers with his clever, very McBride-like tweets. He isn't McBride though, as the actor himself told Vulture:
"Kenny Powers is a full-grown man, so he would never Twitter. But Kenny is also a man of the people. He doesn't care if the public feels the need to impersonate him. That just puts him up there with the big dogs like Santa and Elvis. Knowing that it's a very funny committed fan makes us proud."
That's a burn for all you bloggers out there. You grown-ass men shouldn't share your thoughts, grievances, and lazy Sunday night plans with the world. Sure, Anonymous NYC Aspiring Comedy Writer found some success with it, but he sacrificed his masculinity in the process. Fortunately Screen Junkies has raw male power to spare, so we're always tweeting the sh*t out of sh*t on our account HERE!!!!
"Eastbound & Down" returns to HBO September 26th, and it's Kenny Powers approved.
Here's my latest brilliant assessment of the new fall TV shows. This week it's time to scrutinize sitcoms about couples. While these sitcoms can sometimes be confused with sitcoms about family — which I have already broken down for you — these shows focus on the daily shenanigans of a particular couple, or couples.
Let's take a look…
WATCH IT: "Perfect Couples" (NBC), Midseason
There's trouble a brew'n at TBS. Page 6 is reporting that Conan O'Brien's writers aren't happy with the pay being doled out by their new employer. Apparently they are under the impression that the network, which until recently conisisted of nothing but Atlanta Braves' games and old Hanna-Barbera cartoons, is swimming in cash.
"This is no surprise," said an insider. "One show was broadcast network; the other is basic cable. It's a different pay scale. It's not just writers; it's everybody."
Despite the complaints, no formal agreement has been made. The Writers Guild is still in talks with TBS, so it's possible that the network will find a way to come up with more cash. Perhaps they could stop paying homeless drifters to be in the George Lopez studio audience and just switch to a laugh track. Although in all fairness, the technology to create laughter for that show is probably a few years away.
Tom Hanks is considered one of the "nicest" guys in Hollywood. Sandra Bullock has the same "nice guy" image, but with a vaginal twist. Now comes word the pair may star in Stephen Daldry's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, thereby creating an overwhelming pile of nice-ness unlike anything the world has ever seen.
As if that wasn't nice enough, Eric Roth is adapting the script, which tells the story of a young boy who lost his father on September 11th. Terrorist attacks aren't very nice, but considering Roth also adapted the screenplay for a little movie called Forrest Gump, this film will probably be oozing with so much niceness that I'll have to punch my grandma in the face just to even things out.
I love you, Nana. (First Showing)
USAToday has a first look at Ron Howard's new film, The Dilemma. It stars Vince Vaughn as a guy who discovers that his best friend's (Kevin James) wife (Winona Ryder) is cheating on him with Channing Tatum. Not the real Channing Tatum, but the character he plays. In case you're confused as to where this movie came from, it used to be called Cheaters.
It's great to see Ron Howard taking on a comedy again. I've grown weary of his religious projects with Tom Hanks in long, stringy hair. Hopefully The Dilemma will be more Parenthood than EdTV. I'd also like to mention that the above scene takes place at Chicago's famous hot dog joint, Weiner Circle. A more dangerous place to bring Vaughn and James I cannot think of.
A captain never gets a minute to himself.
Someone named BigSugar imagined what it would be like if a development exec asked them to write a movie based on Slinky, the big metal coil for kids. The truly frightening part is with all the board game and Magic 8 Ball movies in development, this meeting is probably scheduled for a writer for Monday. (JohnAugust)
Here are your weekend links.
Six Second Review: 'The Switch' (Moviefone)
Crack Dealer Celebrates 13th Birthday In Jail (Asylum)
The 12 Greatest Real-Life Superheroes Of All Time (Ranker)
25 Pictures Of Women Doing Manly Things (HolyTaco)
'Super-Hip' Seattle Pastor Doesn't Like Twilight (FilmDrunk)
It's Beer Fest Season! (Maxim)
Back To School Shaping Up To Be Cool (BarStoolSports)
Classic Comic Book Ads (EgoTV)
Juliette Lewis Career Assessment (Pajiba)
Alternate Ending TO Popular Movies (Unreality)
Give'em Your Balls, Oakland A's Ball Boy Picks Up Chicks (TotalProSports)
3D Movie Revamps We'd Like To See (Smosh)
Justin Bieber Has Sex With A Manatee (CelebJihad)
15 Words For Vagina That Women Hate (BroBible)
Kimbo Slice To Make A Lot Of Money As A Mediocre Boxer (CagePotato)
DJ Marc Mysterio Sues Brandy For Millions (PopEater)
Snoop Dogg Blows Up Armored Truck (MadeMan)
Adam Scott is so certain that you'll like his new film Piranha 3D that if you don't, he'll personally come over to your house and act out his scenes for you and yours friends. At least, that's what he tweeted yesterday. Today, he laid out the stipulations for Vanity Fair, which I'm betting most of you would willingly abide by for his visit:
"Few things: Will need the aforementioned firearm and fish. Will also need local Elisabeth Shue look-alike to run dialogue with, a plaid shirt, two high-fives (one before we run the scenes, one after), peanut M&M's, a map with the closest Red Roof Inn circled on it (I won't be staying there, I just like knowing where it is. I'll be staying with you), a 700-word essay on why you neglected to recognize that Piranha 3D totally f**king shreds, Perrier, a quick guitar lesson, one grenade, dinner with your family, and directions to the airport."
The only request I have a problem with is the 700-word essay. If there's one thing I can't stand in this world, it's mandated writing. When I put fingertips to keyboard it's on my own terms, Scott. (Movieline)
Bosnia Rambo possesses the artillery, brawn, and balls to take down whatever enemy may cross his path. The only problem is he's not shooting his bullets and arrows at anyone. It's just Bosnia Rambo, firing off into nothingness and crouching down low so a snake can slither its way across his rifle. Sure, snakes can make anyone look bad-ass, but present enemies really hit home that fact. If the director would just cut in some shots of some other dude firing back this video would be exxxtreeeeeeme!
Check out Bosnia Rambo in action after the jump…
Tim Burton will reunite with Ed Wood screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski to bring dark humor and spiral staircases to the 3D stop motion animated The Addams Family. The new adaptation will be more faithful to the original Charles Addams drawings in The New Yorker, and less faithful to Christopher Llyod. The writers want "the tone to be as darkly funny and subversive as the Addams drawings, and we've come up with an approach that nobody has ever done before."
This pairing gets a huge thumbs up on my end. Ed Wood might be my favorite Tim Burton movie ever, and Alexander and Karaszewski also wrote The People vs. Larry Flynt, another fantastic biopic. The Addams Family seems to be more in Burton's wheelhouse than in the writers's, but perhaps they can rein Burton in when he decides that EVERYTHING needs to look like a bad LSD trip. (Deadline)
Whoever wins, Sesame Street loses. (Shawn King)
David Slade, director of Twilight Eclipse, 30 Days of Night, and Hard Candy, is the lead contender to helm the sequel to the X-Men Wolverine spin-off, the aptly titled, Wolverine 2. His sole competition is Robert Schwentke, who last directed The Time Traveler's Wife, and has the upcoming Bruce Willis vehicle, Red. Hugh Jackman himself will pick the winner, so let the ass-kissing begin. According to Vulture, "A well-placed source inside the production insists: 'It's going to be Slade.'" Looks like someone already sent a fruit bouquet to someone else's house.
I suppose I'd prefer Slade to Schwentke since I'm a big fan of Hard Candy and he made the least sh*ttiest Twilight movie, but I feel strongly that the sequel to Wolverine couldn't be any worse than the original no matter who's directing.
Oh no. I've gone and done it again. I've said the words that release the evil genie who travels on a bed of Cheetos dust.
Paramount has forked over one million bones to Art Marcum and Matt Holloway to reimagine a new live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. The studio wants this to be their next massive franchise, like Transformers, and to get the ball rolling ASAP. Considering it's been in development since last year, they're off to a slow start. Paramount's itching for a first draft by October so they can get it out to directors for a 2012 release. Never mind taking precious time to develop the story and characters. There's money to be reaped!
Writers Marcum and Holloway wrote the first Iron Man and just finished the Highlander reboot. They seem like the perfect pair for a reimaging of films that are very near and dear to my heart. Except for the stupid third one where the TMNTs go to Japan. Who dare debate me on The Ooze being the best film in the 90s live action trilogy? Draw your sais in the comments section. Also check out Michelangelo giving SJ a shout-out after the jump. (Deadline)
The development of a film entitled MILF may seem slightly overdue, but perhaps like a MILF itself, it's best to wait until it's ripe for the picking. Carla Gugino is in talks to star in MILF, only the acronym stands for "Mothers I'd Like to Fight" instead of the meaning you know and love and use on a daily basis.
Gugino would play a woman recently released from prison, hellbent on revenge, who "returns to the street to take care of some unfinished business." It's basically the same idea as Faster, which she is starring in with Dwayne Johnson, except this time she'll do the revenging instead of the chasing of the revenger. From her work in Watchmen, Sin City, and the upcoming Sucker Punch, it's evident that Gugino can handle herself and a gun if necessary. Fingers crossed we can hope for some fighting as well as the other kind of F in MILF. Friendship. (Collider)


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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Hewlett-Packard Co. Chief Executive Meg Whitman didn't just go nuclear on the fateful and short-lived reign of her predecessor, Leo Apotheker, on Tuesday.
In suing to remedy the financial disaster Apotheker created last year by agreeing to acquire Autonomy for almost $12 billion, Whitman's charges of accounting fraud also confirmed what an operational disaster H-P HPQ, +0.41% had become in the wake of Mark Hurd's departure two years ago.
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You don't need to look to the end of the rainbow to find treasure when you serve bite-sized snacks on Dylan and Amy Engler's gorgeous glass tray that is a fully functioning art piece. The husband-and-wife team kiln-form each cheerful piece with bold bands of colored glass fused to a black background. The delicate, colored lines are evenly spaced and meticulously incorporated into the contrasting dark space, resulting in a work that is stark, polished, and eye-catching. To finish, the tray is sandblasted in order to give it added smoothness and the corners a soft contour. Handmade in Columbus, Ohio.
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Together, artists Dylan and Amy Engler create beautiful, functional and original works of art from glass. Their work is influenced by their backgrounds in interior design
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Dylan, originally a flameworker, began working with Amy while she was designing a glass studio for her thesis in design school. Soon after, they developed a line of tableware together and began to attract attention.
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This serving tray is more than just a functional dish, it's also an elegant art piece. We love the vibrant pattern of this kiln-formed sandblasted tray from Dylan and Amy Engler. We're also fans of its multipurpose potential, since it looks just as great loaded with snacks as it does as a catch-all on an accent table. Does this colorful dish have your vote?
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Love the strips and colors!
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Love the sleek, retro style.
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Can be a design piece or functional...somethng I always look for!
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Very classy looking serving plate
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Just what I need for my next party.
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This is an amazing and unique tray that would be perfect for any occasion from serving cookies to deviled eggs!
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I wouldn't buy it, just isn't me, but it is nice!
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Nice, sleek design. I don't see a price point, so can't comment on that. The fact that it is glass causes me a little concern - I am sure to break it. But, I still like it.
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Looks well-crafted. I like that the color bands are fused glass and not just painted on top. Just not my style either for me or as a gift.
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Really unique
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Love the tray itself,just that price seems a little high-
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I like it but I wouldn't buy it. It's a bit too modern for my style.
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Doesn't strike me as "uncommon" - pretty, but not unique.
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Its too interesting to use for snacks. It
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It is a nice piece of art, but not my style. It looks very 70's.
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Love the colours.
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Will go great with my Fiesta ware has all the great colors
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Not unique enough
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scratches my spectrum itch
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Yeah! Made in the USA!
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Maybe for a gay pride party but it reminds me of the 80s.
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love the color contrast
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I love rainbow serving sets, but this seems bland. The black background takes away from and mutes the colors. I wouldnt buy this.
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Nice. Very pretty
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Beautiful!!! At first I thought it was melamine - when I read the description, I was amazed. I like the thought of the colored glass being fused to the black. Very unique!
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Beautiful and elegant
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This is a very nice item. I like the look of the overall quality.
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There is no care instructions in the product story, so I have to assume it's not to be used in the dishwasher, which means I won't be using it as a serving peice. And for an art piece, it's not my style.
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not very appealing ....dont think food would look very appealing on it either
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Microsoft is aware of published information and proof-of-concept code that attempts to exploit overly permissive access controls on both default Windows XP Service Pack 1 and third-party (i.e., non-Microsoft) application services. This code also attempts to exploit default services of Windows Server 2003. If these attempts were successful, a user who has low user privileges could gain local or remote authenticated escalation. Microsoft has investigated these reports and the findings are summarized in the chart below.
The posted report claims potential threats to Windows XP Service Pack 2. Microsoft has confirmed that customers who run Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 are not vulnerable to Operating System issues because security-related changes were made to these service packs as part of our ongoing security improvement process. Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 may become vulnerable if third party application code is installed which adds services with overly permissive access controls.
While users who run Windows XP Service Pack 1 and Windows Server 2003 Gold may be at risk, the risk to Windows Server 2003 Gold users is extensively reduced. Only members of the network operators group on the targeted machine can remotely attack Windows Server 2003 Gold, and this group contains no users by default.
Questions have also been raised about services running under Windows 2000. No known User group escalations have been identified on Windows 2000. Scenarios have been identified involving Power User group members, but such users should be considered trusted users with extensive privileges and with an ability to change computer wide settings. For additional information on Power User rights please visit Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 825069. Windows 2000 may become vulnerable if third party application code is installed which adds services with overly permissive access controls.
Users are encouraged to contact their third-party software vendors whose products require services installation to determine if any non-default Windows services are affected.
Microsoft is not aware of any attacks attempting to use the reported vulnerabilities or of customer impact at this time. Microsoft will continue to investigate the public reports to help provide additional guidance for customers as necessary.
Mitigating Factors:
? The latest Microsoft operating systems, including Windows XP Service Pack2 and Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 are not vulnerable to these issues.
? A malicious user who launches an attack based on the finder?s report would require at least authenticated user access to the affected operating systems. By default, Authenticated Users will include Domain Users for domain-joined clients
? Four of the six services identified (NetBT, SCardSvr, DHCP, DnsCache) require an attacker to already be running in a privileged security context. Additionally, the two services that do allow an Authenticated user to attack are vulnerable only on Windows XP Service Pack 1.
? Firewall best practices and standard default firewall configurations can help protect from attacks that originate outside the enterprise perimeter. Best practices also recommend that personal firewalls be used within a network and that systems connected to the Internet have a minimal number of ports exposed.
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