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Hi everyone,
I created an account yesterday and tried to play the game. From the beginning I couldn't look around, I couldn't shoot and I had no sound.
The Mouse Problem:
So, before everyone tells me so use the SuFu, I already found this Thread: http://www.quakelive.com/forum/showt...-The-Mouse-Fix
Problem is, I can't open the console, and yes I did enable it in Game Settings (i'm not a total noob). When I press the button next to ESC (I got a german keyboard so it should be ^ ), then the mouse cursor appers and I also can move it with my mouse, but there is no console! When I press the button again the mouse cursor disapperas and I can move in game again. So what is that?
Really hoping someone knows how to fix that, because if I can't open the consle, I can't fix the Mouse Problem.
I also got no sound. Strange thing is: before I tried to start my first game, I checked my Game Settings. The Audio Options were perfectly normal but after I joined a server and left it again (because I couldn't look, shoot and had no sound) the FX Volume and the Music Volume were both down on 0%. And now I can't put the volume up again. It simply won't let me...?
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Enter the mysterious town of Moonlight Falls where strange things happen by the light of the moon. Create supernatural beings from menacing werewolves and cackling witches, to mischievous fairies and more intriguing vampires. Then stalk the night, use your wand to cast spells, claw the furniture and more. You can mix dozens of elixirs that can turn Sims into zombies or transform them into gold. Share your enchanted brews with any friends who have The Sims 3! Spooky surprises are in store for you in the world of The Sims 3 Supernatural!
- Play as supernatural Sims: Create witches, wizards, werewolves, more intriguing vampires, and fairies, each with their own magical abilities, traits, and interactions.
- Explore the town of Moonlight Falls: Discover what mysteries and abilities are revealed by the light of the full moon. Will your Sims freak out or become more powerful?
- Hone your magical crafts and share the enchantment: Learn to cast spells and find rare ingredients to brew elixirs, so you can charm or hex your Sims' lives. Send your magical elixirs to any of your friends' games who have The Sims 3. Your Sims can hone their psychic abilities and build a career as mystic fortune teller.
- Discover supernatural items: Race around the arena on your broomstick, visit the gypsy caravan, or preen in front of your magic mirror. Even awaken the classic character of Bonehilda, the quirky skeletal maid. With tons of new enchanted objects, what will happen next?
- Deck out your home in gothic style: Add a secret lair with the sliding bookcase door and fill your home with creepy new furniture.
- Zombification: Mix a special elixir to create shuffling, brain-hungry monsters of your very own. Chomp on other Sims to spread the love and wreak havoc. Don't fret, you can always concoct an elixir to change your Sims back.
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Renew Newcastle's Froxy are Xanthe Roxburgh and Naomi Frost. When inspiration strikes, it can fall into the nude art category. Their White Rabbit chronicles show that following the White Rabbit down the Rabbit hole can have interesting outcomes!


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Entitled "Run, Hide, Fight," the video depicts a fictional shooting incident at an office building. Personal commentary: While these may be good tips for "the masses", perhaps they should have mentioned early on that if someone (or group) has the Will and the Skill to take the guy on near the beginning of the incident (rather than waiting until they are cornered like rats), even more lives could be saved. But I guess such persons of Will and Skill figure this out in an instant and ignore the official line. Also, as an "follically challenged Male of European-American I feel stereotyped :)
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COYANOSA DRAW. Coyanosa Draw, formed by the junction of Antelope Draw and Musquiz Creek in southwestern Pecos County (at 30°39' N, 103°20' W), runs north for sixty-two miles to its juncture with Hackberry Draw, five miles south of the Pecos River (at 31°17' N, 103°07' W). The draw runs through steep to gently sloping terrain surfaced by variable soils that support creosote bush, tarbush, and sparse grasses. It crosses Interstate Highway 10 sixteen miles west of Fort Stockton.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article."COYANOSA DRAW," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rbcmf), accessed October 10, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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HS Soccer: Abilene High drops district openers
Lady Eagles fall to Midland High, 6-0
MIDLAND — The Abilene High girls soccer team opened District 2-5A play Tuesday with a 6-0 loss to Midland High.
The Lady Eagles (7-3-1, 0-1) trailed from the fourth minute on, surrendering three goals in each half.
"I think it was a good opening district game because it was an eye-opener for some of our less experienced personnel," AHS coach Brent Camp said. "Hopefully, it's kind of a realization of the amount of work we need to put in each match to be successful."
Midland High scored in the fourth, 18th and 25th minutes to take control of the game before halftime. The Lady Bulldogs then added a pair of goals in the first 10 minutes of the second half before capping the scoring at the 4:46 mark.
Up next for the Lady Eagles is a noon home game against Odessa High on Saturday.
"Getting the first district game on the road, and learning to manage that, is good learning experience for all of us," Camp said. "Saturday we're at home, so hopefully we're able to regroup and put together a better performance there."
Bulldogs surge past Eagles in district
MIDLAND — Midland High's Nico Francino recorded a hat trick Tuesday as the Bulldogs scored five times in the second half to defeat the Abilene High Eagles 5-1 in the District 2-5A opener for both teams.
Abilene High (5-3-3 overall, 0-1 district) strick first when Marvin Mota scored on a rebound of a shot off the post in the 33rd minute and the Eagles made it hold up for the rest of the half.
Francino netted the equalizer on a penalty kick, then Will downing put the Bulldogs (4-1-2, 1-0) in front with a header in the 65th minute. Francino scored again in the 68th minute and Ethan Baltier gave MHS a 4-1 lead on a turnaround shot in the 70th before Francino scored his third goal.
The Eagles make their first home appearance of the district schedule at 2 p.m. Saturday when Odessa High visits Shotwell Stadium.
Bulldogs rolled at WF Rider
WICHITA FALLS — The Wylie boys soccer team fell to 2-4-1 Tuesday with a 6-0 loss to Wichita Falls Rider.
The Raiders scored three times in the first 18 minutes, added a fourth goal six minutes into the second half and then scored twice in the final minute to put the finishing touches on a dominant performance.
"After 18 minutes, it was 3-0, and they didn't score again in the half," Wylie coach Chris Kincaid said. "We continued to battle and competed most of the game against a really good soccer team. I was pleased with the way we fought and even with the fact that we were only down 3-0 at half after the way we started the game."
Wylie, which was coming off a 5-0 win over Pampa at the Burkburnett tournament, will return to Wichita Falls on Thursday for the three-day Winter Cup Invitational. Despite the lopsided loss Tuesday, Kincaid said he's glad his team is getting a chance to play tough matches in preparation for district.
"I'm just a firm believer in playing high quality competition," he said. "We can find games against teams that aren't going to challenge us, but I think it's really good to be able to sit down, watch film and see what a really good soccer team does and to be able to learn from those guys."
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Thanks to the efforts of one Baylor professor, students can gain a new, theological perspective on disabilities and how society views them.
Dr. Jason Whitt, an adjunct faculty member of the Medical Humanities Program at Baylor, developed a new course called Disability and Society that is currently being held in the Marrs McLean Science Building. The course was officially offered to Medical Humanities students in the fall of 2013 and will continue to be offered every fall semester.
"In a sense, it's a course on disability, but it's a course on theological anthropology and how we understand being human," he said. "It encompasses a spectrum of things--prenatal care, postnatal care, end-of-life care, and care of those with special needs whether they be physical, mental, or a combination."
The course is not only a significant part of Baylor's overall mission as a Christian university, but it is also part of the strong Premedical Program. Students have the chance to ask and reflect on what it means to be human, a chance they may not have once they have entered the healthcare field.
"Medical schools can talk all about the deviation from norms, pathology, all of that," he said. "But they never stop to ask 'Is deafness a pathology? Is blindness a pathology?'"
The course aims to answer unexamined questions about healthcare professionals' decisions concerning general care, treatment, and end-of-life care for individuals with disabilities. By answering these questions, students can re-examine important responses concerning care for persons with special needs. Then, they can create their own answers to these issues with the focus of reflecting what having a disability means.
The course also aims to teach students to see people with disabilities as humans and to go against the current perceptions society has placed onto them.
"Often, they aren't seen as humans; they're seen as objects, an object of care," he said. "So hopefully, they are going to foster an understanding of people with disabilities."
Dr. Whitt hopes to foster this understanding by having students spend and hour with and talk, listen, and learn from a person with a disability or a relative caring for a person with special needs.
"It's fostering a virtue of attention," Dr. Whitt said. "How to listen to, hear from, be present with a person--that's particularly an important aspect of assisting with people with special needs."
Students will also have the chance to learn and to think about how society, religion, culture, and medicine impact our views on disabilities. Dr. Whitt hopes students will learn that reason, autonomy, and self-awareness are not the only aspects that make someone human.
"If that's what it means to be fully human, then we make all sorts of decisions about people with disabilities as less than that," he said. "That changes how we care or how we view the world or end-of-life care. If we begin to develop different accounts of what it means to be human, then it changes how we encounter people with disabilities."
Overall, Dr. Whitt said he hopes that discussing large, encompassing theological and philosophical questions about society's view on disability will attract students from all majors to the new course.
"I want it to be a class that lots of people can be interested in across the spectrum," he said. "It's not just for medical students because it affects all of us--how we view the world, resources, people and how we treat and engage them."
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Hahaha, it was awesome! Shay-la went out to do a bit of trimming as she may potentially be their new farrier and it was a blast! We got the four youngsters down and they were downright amazing - extremely impressed with how well they did for a first trim. A couple of little jump arounds and they settled right down. I got to meet Indigo, I'm so happy, he's even sweeter in person! We grabbed some adorable pics, it was great meeting you!
Marshy and Pepper!
Ashley hanging out with Indigo!
I completely forget this dollfaces name, but he was just adorable
*giggles* I suck with names...I know it was like...Sunfire? Starfire? Gah, I'm horrible!
Little mister gorgeous blue eyes! (Yeah I forgot his name to )
Pepper giving Shay-la some love!
Pepper giving the kitteh some love!
TwisterRush and Ashley thinking about how it's to dang cold to be outside!
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We're going to introduce more payment options in the future, though.
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Campground Activities
- Spearfish Canyon Country Club is located at the mouth of Spearfish Canyon. Enjoy 18 holes of golf, a swimming pool, restaurant, bar, and clubhouse store. Call (605) 642-8479 for more information or (605) 642-7156 for tee times. Visit Spearfish Canyon Country Club online for more information.
- Belle Fourche Country Club is located 8 miles North of Spearfish. The course has 9 holes of golf among the pines. Call (605) 892-3472 or visit Belle Fourche Country Club and other Black Hills golf courses online for more information.
- Boulder Canyon Golf Course is a beautiful course located in Boulder Canyon between Sturgis and Deadwood. Call (605) 347-5180 or visit Boulder Canyon Golf Course online for more information.
- Spearfish Creek is located 200 feet from our campground. Great fly fishing for brown and rainbow trout. License Required
- Spearfish Trout Farm located just North of Spearfish is a great place to take the kids fishing. Poles and bait are provided at no charge, you only pay for what you catch. Call (605) 642-9378 for more information.
Mountain Biking
- Numerous trails cover the Black Hills area . For more information and a list of trails call the Forest Service at (605) 642-4622. Access the forest service web site at www.fs.fed.us/r2/blackhills/
- George S. Mickelson trail is a 110-mile long trail starting at Deadwood, SD and ending at Hot Springs, SD. Trail pass is required for a small charge. Fourteen trailheads make the trail easily accessible. www.MickelsonTrail.com
- Centennial Trail --A 111-mile trail extending from North to South along the Black Hills. Access points are located every 3 to 10 miles along the trail. Please visit the Gorp.away.com website for trail location and information.
- Key Antiques located in Spearfish. Call (605) 642-7087 for more information.
- Main Street Mini Mall in Spearfish. Call (605) 642-5884 for more information.
- Love That Shoppe in Belle Fourche, SD. Great store owned by great people. (605)892-4006 for more information. Located in Belle Fourche, 10 miles north of Spearfish.
- Terry Peak Ski Area. Season begins mid-November and continues through April. During high season, open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information please call 1-800-456-0524 or go to www.terrypeak.com
- Deer Mountain Ski Area. Lodging and Ski/Ride Packages available. Cross Country Skiing, Downhill Skiing, Night Skiing, and Tubing are available. Open on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Go to www.skimystic.com or call (605) 584-3230 for more information.
- Cross Country Trails --enjoy the beautiful Black Hills during the winter. Numerous cross country trails extend into the forest.
Many trails cover the Black Hills area. For more information call the Forest Service at (605) 642-4622 for more information. www.fs.fed.us/r2/blackhills/
- Donald E. Young Center is located 1 mile from the campground on Black Hills State University Campus. Day passes are available for the swimming pool, field house, gymnasium, and fitness center. The Fitness Center offers bikes, elliptical machines, treadmills, stairmasters, free weights, and weight machines. Call (605) 642-6098.
- Bike/walking path along Spearfish Creek. Starts ½ mile south of the KOA and goes approximately 3 miles to the mouth of Spearfish Canyon. Amongst the path are various city parks with volleyball courts, basketball courts, tennis courts, and playgrounds.
- Skate Park located in Spearfish. It is a fenced in skate park with various sizes of ramps, jumps, and a rail for skating fun. Located right next to Burger King.
Supper and Show
- Circle B Ranch Chuckwagon Supper and Western Music Show. Located fifteen miles west of Rapid City. Includes western town, shoot-out, cowboy gold, wagon, trail and pony rides. Call (605) 348-7358 for more information. http://www.circle-b-ranch.com/
- Flying T Chuckwagon Supper and Show is located 6 miles south of Rapid City. Enjoy cowboy fixins' and entertainment of western music and comedy. 6:30 p.m. nightly. For reservations call (605) 342-1905. www.blackhillsbadlands.com/flyingt
- Ft. Hays Chuckwagon Supper and Show located 4 miles south of Rapid City. Enjoy cowboy-style supper, music and comedy. 6:30 p.m. nightly. www.rushmoretours.com
Bowling Alleys
- Queen City Lanes is located on Jackson Blvd in Spearfish. Complete with a bar and lounge inside. Call (605) 642-4393 for more information.
- Lucky Strike Lanes located on Ryan Road behind Safeway in Spearfish. On Friday nights from 8 to 10 enjoy bowling disco-style-equipped with lights and a fog machine. Call (605) 642-7367 for more information.
Northern Hills Movie Theater
Movies are shown at 7 and 9 p.m. nightly. On Saturday at 4 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m. movies are shown for half-price. The website for Northern Hills Cinema shows what movies are playing and the times.
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Ergonomic Office Chairs
In the past our ancestors worked outside of their homes. As a result they lead active lives with very little back problems developing due to their work environment. Today all of this seems to have changed. For a great many of us our day to day work is conducted in offices at desks. We sit for hours at these desks sometimes in chairs that hurt our bodies. To help solve this problem there are companies who have developed ergonomic office chairs.
These office chairs are designed to provide your entire body with the support that is needed when you are seated for long periods of time. In these ergonomic office chairs the lumbar section or the lower body area is supported naturally. There is also a good support which follows the natural line of the spine.
Ergonomic chairs that have this feature are the best you should look for. In some ergonomic office chairs these sections of the body – the lumber section and the spine – are provided with an inflatable cushion. This cushion can be adjusted by the user for maximum comfort. There are also levers that you can use to control the different sections of the chair so that you can great support for the entire body.
The levers will also adjust the height of the chair. This is important as not everyone is of the same height. By choosing the right height of the ergonomic office chairs various people who sit in these chairs will have the comfort that is needed to work in comfort and minus a backache. Some of the ergonomic office chairs have a platform which performs the same function for the feet as the ground of the office does.
The various ergonomic office chairs are based on different types of chairs. You will find ergonomic office chairs in various colors like pine green, dark blue, maroon and other colors. There are also chairs which managers, executives and CEO's can use. You will find chairs which are suitable for different tasks in the office. Some of these chairs have the same design that is used in cars. By selecting office chairs like this you will find that it is possible to work for long or short periods of time.
The vast choice of office chairs which can be found will make working in office a pleasure. You should choose the best type of ergonomic office chairs that you want to use in your office or business. You will then find that your backaches are all a thing of the past.


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woot , that'd be awesome. Better graphics - wohoo !
P.S. - maybe someday they will switch to cryengine3 ( my dream )
You guys heard that they changed Lux Prismatic Wave so that it only stealths her and increases the mag res of the team? :[ No moar mass stealth.
Also I want to pick up a new champ but don't know which one to spend IP on. Most of my champs are all ap based champs so I was thinking of getting someone like udyr (since he can jungle and off tank) or maybe getting shen (I own nasus, amumu and nunu) so if anyone has any recommendations feel free to chime in. The last champ I bought was kennen and he rocks my socks (now that I've gone to building him hybrid instead of full ap, and by hybrid I mean, boots, mejai's, rylai's and then guinsoo's rageblade).
I read you could stealth a Fiddlesticks after he channeled his ult. That would be amazing.
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Honda Center Big Bang Ticke
Big Bang to perform at the Honda Center and Prudential Center for upcoming "Alive Galaxy Tour 2012" this November
Big Bang is currently undergoing with their first world tour, and has already completed their South Korea and China-leg tours.
POWERHOUSE Live has released the official announcement for Big Bang's stops in California and New Jersey, U.S. on September 17th local time, revealing that the popular South Korean male group would be performing at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California on November 3rd at 8PM local time and the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on November 9th at 8PM local time.. ... Read more
PSY's performance at Honda Center to be cancelled
Due to conflicting schedules, Psy's performance at Honda Center in Anaheim, California in January has been cancelled. The ticket agency, Ticketmaster announced, "PSY was to perform at Honda Center on January 26, 2013. Unfortunately, the headlining performance is cancelled. For those who already purchased the ticket will be refunded." . ... Read more
What Happened at the Prudential Center Big Bang!
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It's been a long time coming! Big Bang who debuted more than six years ago and have since released countless hits arrived the shores of the east coast United States to thundering and euphoric applause. As the sold-out Alive Tour concert progressed at the Prudential Center in Newark NJ, not only were each song introduced to screaming cheers from the fans, but the floors shook as well as the audience danced, stamped, and jumped to the members of Big Bang. No better words describe the night than that of Seungri's, "I love this place". . ... Read more
Big Bang Right on Cue at the Prudential Center
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Right on cue, at almost 8:00 PM, the capsules containing the members of Big Bang were suddenly revealed on stage at the Prudential Center last night to thunderous cheering from the audience. T.O.P, G-Dragon, Taeyang, Daesung and Seungri dressed in all white began the sold-out Alive concert, by singing "Still Alive". The response from the crowd was overwhelming and intense. . ... Read more
[LIVE] Big Bang Fans Wait Patiently Outside the Prudential Center
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Hours prior to the concert, the line of people was extended around the block from the Prudential Center. At around 4:30PM, a several hundred of VIP fans were let into the Prudential Center for Big Bang's sound check. . ... Read more
[EXCLUSIVE] PSY to hold his first U.S. solo concert in January 2013 in Anaheim, CA at the Honda Center
PSY has been in the spotlight since the release of his worldwide hit "Gangnam Style," which was originally released in July. Since it went viral in August, PSY has been highlighted everywhere across the world, making exclusive appearances on well-known shows in the U.S, in addition to having a scheduled appearance as a guest speaker at Oxford University. . ... Read more
Big Bang Proves to Be Center of the K-Pop Universe on YouTube
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Big Bang's "Fantastic Baby" has emerged as the most-watched K-pop music video on YouTube in terms of international views in the first half of this year. Sistar's "Alone" was the most popular among domestic viewers. According to a list of the top 10 K-pop music videos in the first six months, as released by YouTube on Monday, "Fantastic Baby" recorded 33.2 million hits. The total number would be even higher if the number of hits made via mobile devices was also factored in. . ... Read more
Big Bang's "Fantastic Baby" at the Center of Another Korea-Japan Controversy
Big Bang's "Fantastic Baby" has become the latest victim of Korea and Japan's rocky relationship. Both Korean and Japanese netizens are criticizing the song, and the overall K-pop industry, for being played at the Japan Expo in Paris. . ... Read more
[Recap] SMTOWN Live in Los Angeles concert at the Honda Center
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Large screens were placed on either side of the stage for fans that were further away, giving them an equally exciting view as everyone else. SMTOWN also prepared extended stages from the main stage, with stages extending on either side, one in the middle with a center stage, and from the center stage all the way to the front. The lights dimmed and one could see the amazing fan support with pink, red, green, and blue lighsticks seen throughout the stadium. . ... Read more
Washington D.C.'s Korean Culture Center is holding a Big Bang and Wonder Girls giveaway
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ST. ANTHONY, Idaho (AP) -- A Nebraska man has died in an all-terrain vehicle crash at the St. Anthony Sand Dunes in eastern Idaho.
The Freemont County Sheriff's Office says Phillip J. McDonald of Hastings died Wednesday at the area popular with ATV and motorcycle riders.
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'True Blood' Is Getting the Comic Treatment
The latest television series to get its own comic book adaptation is HBO's 'True Blood,' according to IGN. The comic will be published by IDW Publishing and will involve input from show creator Alan Ball. The article does not indicate that Charlaine Harris, the creator of 'The Southern Vampire Mysteries' series from which 'True Blood' was created, would be involved.
'True Blood' is not the first television franchise to get a comic book adaptation. Far from it. The 'Buffy' Season 8 comic written by creator Joss Whedon is still one of the biggest sellers on the shelves.
IDW Publishing practically specializes in adapting television franchises with 'G.I.Joe,' 'Transformers,' 'Star Trek,' 'Doctor Who,' and 'Angel.' Some of those are movie adaptations of television shows that got expanded into comics, but you get the idea.
With its fantasy premise and gothic atmosphere, 'True Blood' should work well as a comic book. It's a good way to tell different and possibly bigger stories without worrying about such things as budget limitations.
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Sexy vampires. Oh my, we got lots of them this year. The Twilight Saga: New Moon's got nothin' on TV vampires. Eric Northman and Bill Compton from True Blood are definitely at the top of my list. Pictured is that hunk o' steamy vamp himself, Eric, a.k.a. Alexander Skarsgard in real life. But we also got those lovely Salvatore brothers on The Vampire Diaries. Elena certainly has some high-class problems, doesn't she? Steadfast Stefan or bad-vamp Damon? They both have their particular gifts.
True Blood: Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (season finale)
(S02E12) "You may be the strongest, oldest vampire in my queendom, but if I wanted, I could own your fangs as earrings." - The Vampire Queen to Eric
We've come to the end of season two of True Blood, and I'm glad to see the Maryann storyline end (this is no spoiler; Alan Ball talked about it in my interview with him; and yes, Michelle Forbes is a fantastic actress). On the other hand, I'm sad to see True Blood ending and will wait impatiently for season three to start.
But this finale brought an end to a few storylines and set things up nicely for new ones in season three. After the jump, the episode review and your comments. Don't click through if you haven't watched the episode yet!
Alan Ball of True Blood: The TV Squad Interview
With the season two finale right around the corner -- "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'" airs Sunday at 9 PM ET on HBO -- it's a great time to catch up with series creator Alan Ball (pictured, with Michelle Forbes, Rutina Wesley, and Deborah Ann Woll at the TCA awards in August). Read on for his thoughts on the future of Maryann, a Sookie/Bill pairing, and even a few spoilers on season three.
If you want to look at the full transcript of the wide-ranging interview, click here. The edited version starts after the jump. Oh, and read AOL TV's coverage of the show, as well.
True Blood: Frenzy
(S02E11) "I am gonna kick that bitch's evil ass out of my gran's house, and then you are gonna shoot her." Sookie to Lafayette, about Maryann
Well, they didn't make us wait, and picked up with True Blood right where we left off last week, with Bill walking in on the vampire queen, played deliciously by Evan Rachel Wood. And ... is the vampire queen a lesbian? There were certainly some sexual overtones with her sucking blood out of the girl's leg, and then later saying, "I haven't enjoyed sex with men since the Eisenhower administration." Then again, she did ask Bill if he wanted to have sex, and he politely declined. He also declined her suggestion that he feed on the girl.
"What gives you the right to say no to the femoral blood of a good woman?" she asks. "You know what your problem is, William? You're a snob. Tiny, tiny souls. Or penises. Or both."
True Blood: New World in My View
(S02E10) "Jesus and I agreed to see other people, but that doesn't mean we don't still talk from time to time." - Lafayette to Tara's mom, praying over a spellbound Tara
I'm as hooked on Eric as the next girl, but I must admit, I felt a little protective of Bill during that opening scene. Sookie comforting Eric and kissing his blood-tear-stained face over the loss of Godric was sweet, but emotional. If and when that day comes, I'm not sure who I'll be rooting for: Eric or Bill. It would definitely be a tough choice for Sookie.
True Blood: I Will Rise Up
(S02E09) "I don't know what you is, but I'm feelin' you, and you a soulless bitch." - Lafayette to Maryann
After so many slam-dunk episodes of True Blood in a row, this one kind of leveled off a little. Still a great episode, just not super-great. But ... there were a few super-great scenes. We'll talk about those after the jump, so those who wish to remain spoiler-free don't yell at me ...
True Blood: Timebomb
(S02E08) "It grew back." - Jessica to Hoyt
You know, I never really thought about it, but Jessica is in a really interesting situation. She was a virgin when she was turned, so of course, each new time she makes love, it's going to "heal up," and she'll have to start from scratch, so to speak. What an awful predicament!
It's not so bad for Hoyt, who seems happy that "every time will be like our first time." Not so for Jessica, who says, "But it'll hurt like hell. I'm a fucking deformity of nature. I'm gonna be a virgin forever."
True Blood: Release Me
(S02E07) "Feeling sorry for things is just an excuse not to celebrate your own happiness." - Maryann
Ok, I take back my earlier comment about trying to reconcile the fact that Maryann isn't a villain. She IS a villain, and just because SHE doesn't think she's a villain doesn't make it all ok. So there. Her actions are causing other people to forget what's transpired, do bad things, and break peoples' arms. That's just not right, Maryann. Just not right.
True Blood: Hard-Hearted Hannah
(S02E06) "In person, she looks like vanilla pudding." - Sookie to Hugo, describing Sarah Newlin
Disturbing. Sexy. Gross. Creepy. Mysterious. Musical. Scary. Funny. How a show can pack so much into one hour is beyond me. We'll start with the amazing Alan Ball and work our way down through the actors, writers, and the rest of the crew. I'm sure even craft services has a spread of delicious food for these folks every day.
I fell in love with season one of True Blood, and each episode of season two keeps raising the bar higher and higher. This was the best one yet, with plenty of new drama, mystery and, yes, disturbing stuff.
True Blood: Never Let Me Go
(S02E05) "There's enough people in my brain already. You're on your own." - Barry to Sookie, who says she can teach him how to control his telepathy
So ... some of our beloved True Blood characters are finding new cohorts just like them. We now know that Daphne is a shapeshifter, which is causing her and Sam to grow even that much closer (and those two are pretty hot together!). I'm not sure I totally trust her, though maybe she'll help Sam to feel better about his lot in life. She seems to have no issues with her abilities, and it was sexy hearing their foreplay talk about how they feel right before they shift.
True Blood: Shake and Fingerpop
(S02E04) "Evil is making the pre-medicated choice to be a dick." - Jason
TV Squad has THE smartest readers on the Web. I'm even more sure of that after reading the comments about last week's episode, "Scratches."
Nancy said Maryann appears to be a Circe, and Crystal backed her up, noting, "Most notably, Circe turned Odysseus' crew into swine, but she had the power to concoct potions and cast spells to turn humans into any animal, which we saw when she forced Sam to shape shift against his will. Inviting her victims to a sumptuous feast to dispense her "Circean poison" is her classic trap."
There's no doubt that's exactly what happened in last night's episode, with Tara's birthday feast, culminating in Maryann doing her shaky thing that caused everyone to act like animals, whether they were smearing food all over themselves or having mad sex. Perhaps Eggs impregnated Tara with ... something ... ? Maybe that's why he's called "Eggs." And what was up with Maryann clawing the earth, then having her hands grow those three long fingers? Is that a characteristic of a Circe?
True Blood: Scratches
(S02E03) "He can do it. I'm wearin' my favorite pumps." - Pam to Eric, when he asked her and Chow to go troll the woods for the bull-creature
I could hear Lou Grant in my head during this episode of True Blood, saying "Sookie, you've got spunk." Only instead of hating Sookie's spunk, I'm loving it. I'd like to have just half the spunk Sookie's got. Last season, she not only buried her grandma and cleaned up all that blood in her kitchen, but she has no problem getting out of a car after fighting with Bill and stomping off into the night, knowing there are weird creatures out there. Ok, maybe not the smartest move on her part, but it did lead to good results for Lafayette.
Those were some serious scratches Sookie had after the bull creature attacked her. I hope True Blood gets an Emmy nod for makeup, because they really do a good job with the blood and guts, not to mention mouth-foaming on Sookie's part in this episode.
True Blood: Keep This Party Going
Well, eeewwww! I hope nobody was eating dinner during this episode, because there were some real gross-out scenes. The opener with a chained-in-the-basement Lafayette being hit by a severed arm and watching Erik drool large amounts of blood was bad enough. But later when Lafayette foraged through the guy's severed leg to find a piece of metal (at least, I think it was metal) to jimmy his chain lock open ... well, I was seriously cringing.
I'm really trying not to reveal spoilers on the front page, but there's not a whole lot about True Blood that isn't a spoiler. I guess I could talk about Bill and Sookie having makeup sex and post-sex pillow talk, and how interesting it was to Bill ... nah, that's just not interesting enough on its own for pre-jump text.
True Blood: Nothing But the Blood (season premiere)
(S02E01) "I think I've seen enough dead bodies to last me a lifetime." - Sookie to Sam
Have I mentioned how excited I am to have True Blood back? Yeah, I think so. At least 43 times around the Web. And tonight's season two premiere did not disappoint. It was everything Stephen Moyer said it would be when I talked to him last week -- dark, sexy, mysterious and bloody good.
For those of you who need time to catch up with your Tivo, I'll keep this front part unspoiled. But I won't be giving anything away by saying that they tied seasons one and two together very nicely. Some of the questions we had from season one are answered. Some are not.
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You can find us in the centre of Pucón (new address: Palguin 695), next to the JAC bus station and close to Pullman Bus. If you want to do the shopping in one of the nearby supermarkets or stroll along the main street O'Higgins, it will just take a few minutes to get there walking. Some minutes more and you will face the lake Villarrica with its black beach. Or do you want to explore the places around Pucón? You just have to step out of the door and take a bus at the bus stations nearby to go wherever you want.
In our hostel you can use two fully equipped kitchens and bath rooms with hot showers, have a break in one of the common rooms and get some sleep in the dorms/private rooms. If you have any questions, just ask one of the staff members and we will try as best as we can to help you. And of course you will get access to free WiFi.
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text: In pictures: How Andrew Brooks is Photoshopping the world Culture 25 March 11 by Alice Vincent SealandAndrew Brooks A Manchester-based photographer spends hours in the studio bringing you well-known cities -- but as you've never seen them before. When Andrew Brooks learned the skills needed to manouvre the high-end post-production equipment used in advertising photography, his creativity and eye for detail lead him to completely new worlds. These panoramic and mystical images have been created from hundreds, and in some cases, thousands, of detailed photographs of urban scenes that have been meticulously spliced together. Speaking to Wired.co.uk, Brooks explained his work process: "They are all composite images, made of at least 40, if not hundreds of, individual photos. I don't try to capture the image in one go, but prefer to gain as much detail as possible and then piece it together in Photoshop and post-production."Brooks insists that, despite the amount of images he processes, his is not a mathematical process and boycotts the tripod when he's out shooting: "It's not about having the camera in one position. I shot the image of Pudong from ten different points in the tower. Afterwards, I build it how I want."This "jigsawing" of multiple shots often produces staggering results. But sometimes a stunning view alone is inspiration enough: "I know when I'm in front of a view that's really interesting," says Brooks. "In these cases, I need to catch as much information as possible and then try to go back and try to define what it was that made that scene interesting; whether it was the detail or the light, for example."Detail is still incredibly important to Brooks, despite the huge area his photographs cover, and he encourages viewers to explore the hi-res images of downtown New York and the fantasy scene of Sealand on his website. The latter image is made up of pictures of a pier in Holland, oil refineries and industry in Liverpool and tower blocks in Manchester and explores the story behind Sealand, a fort off the Essex coast which has been deemed its own country. Similarly, while the New York image may seem familiar, Brooks has worked his magic on some major landmarks. "You hardly ever see a picture where you can capture the real geography of Manhattan," he explains, "but as I put it together I made downtown 30 percent larger than it is in real life and increased the size of the Statue of Liberty by 50 percent." Although he arguably makes it look rather different, the world's scenery remains Brooks' inspiration: "I love using my photography as a way of travelling. It's almost a framework for how I see the world."Next on his list are the Aura Borealis and underwater shots of coral reefs. Edited by Nate Lanxon Comments these look like normal photos to me....? nick Mar 25th 2011 Agreed...nothing special here. Her spends "hours" on these? - Dude, go do something a bit more exciting... ShatteredPEak Mar 27th 2011 Are you guys stuipid, or cant you see / read?"but as I put it together I made downtown 30 percent larger than it is in real life and increased the size of the Statue of Liberty by 50 percent." Ben Mar 28th 2011 And Sealand is a place which does not exist in the real world. RickB Mar 28th 2011 So it's HDR and a good hand. Only about 10,000 can do this. Bobo Mar 28th 2011 it's testament to his skill that some people don't even realise these scenes never existed. you could not take these photographs 'normally'. stitching together photos that seamlessly is a lot harder than people think. great stuff Andrew. CrowdedTrousers Mar 28th 2011 These are awesome. Incredible work Andrew. Mordy Mar 29th 2011 These sux. Waste of time, but not in a good way. CatandMouse Mar 29th 2011 It's taken a while to put my finger on it, but one of the things I love is the fact that you have the wide angle of an expansive scene presented in a way akin to the overused wide-angle lenses of many photographer's today, but with one massive difference. They don't have the distorted and unwanted qualities of a single image taken on a lens. Instead his work is often an intentionally distorted version of an already interesting reality.I've been a photographer for 7 years and in the first two of those years I learnt that "nothing is original". I think there are exceptions to this statement. Andreas Feb 3rd 2012 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Latest on wired.co.uk


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Mission to Haiti Blog (Jan. 21 and Jan. 22): Following the transfomation of tent cities to viable homes for victims
Editor's Note: Daily News multi-media journalists Matt Clark and David Albers are following Rev. Jean-Marie Fritz Ligonde, a Naples priest, as he searches for survivors of Collier County families.
Update:3:25 p.m.
Albers briefly helps translate for Rick Dutton, a man who was here to assess hydration and make recommendations to a company, but then used his skills in medicine to help out.
Dutton is attempting to diagnose a possible bone injury to the leg of a young woman.
Next to Dutton, a woman with two amputated toes begins to scream and wail as antibiotic is applied to her wounds.
Dutton turns around and instructs for more anesthesia to be used.
He then turns back, and continues checking the woman Albers is speaking to. Touch here, no pain. Touch there, pain. Palpitations.
"It does not feel broken," Dutton says as he examines the woman's hip, where she felt pain.
She fell on the ground as the earthquake was happening, but nothing fell on her.
Tears begin to form in the eyes of the woman who is having her amputated toes treated.
Dutton tells Dave to have the woman being diagnosed to stand up. She does. Dutton puts his hands under her armpits and then slowly guides here, walking to the clinic.
She walks.
"I think she has a big bruise and a bit of hysteria," Dutton says. "Post-traumatic stress. I think she's just traumatized and sore."
Without a knowledge of medicine and in a city full of hysteria, it is easy to understand how some feel they may be in serious medical danger.
Update: 3:20 p.m.
Soon after the doctor sees her, the blind baby receives her antibiotic injection in the rear.
"It's a 19-year-old mother and a 12-month-old child," I keep running through my head. Over and over.
The mother seems confused, but more likely I feel she is overcome with her responsibilities in a situation that makes it impossible to cope with the stress.
I ask the translator, who will soon be busy explaining to the mother how to use the baby formula she will be given, to give me their names.
The baby's name is Steline, the mother Darline.
As Lesperance pushes down on the syringe, Steline comes to life, in pain.
Her little eyelids shut just a bit. Her cry I will never forget. A small, long, breathy "ahh," that reverberates. "Ahh. Ahh. Ahh," she says.
The mother just looks stunned.
After being explained the formula, she gets up, her red skirt bouncing as she proceeds to the ledge, where she picks up some bottled water, then goes to the gate, and walks off.
I wonder what will happen to them. They are both so young, and it is terribly sad.
"There's going to be a lot of deaths here very soon," Lesperance tells me later when I explain how struck I was. "We're going to see a lot of deaths here and it's going to be the children. I'm very scared."
Her comment didn't help me.
However, later, two babies in terrible condition the day before came back, and Lesperance said the change was stunning.
"I held the one it," Lesperance said. "It was miraculous. They are different children today."
Update: 3:15 p.m.
"I'm afraid that it was a very serious illness that affected the baby's brain," Bortko tells a 19-year-old mother about her baby, who rests on the mother's lap.
The mother said her daughter had expressed symptoms of an illness before the earthquake occurred, and when she went to take her to a hospital, the earthquake struck.
Ten days later, the little girl's eyes stare off, unresponsive. She is blind.
"She was a normal, healthy child until January," Bortko says to the translator, half asking, half stating.
The clinic we arrived at is operated by Hope For Haiti and the International Medical Corps. It is under a carport on the campus of the friar-operated Don Bosco Center For Learning here in Carrfoure, just outside Port-au-Prince.
Unable to diagnose, Bortko and Lesperance ask a doctor to help them. They prepare an antibiotic injection. The mother looks back at them, silent, not displaying emotion, but clearly distraught inside.
Update: 3 p.m.
A six-month, two-week-old baby born two months premature was brought in by a father.
The boy's nickel-sized mouth emits small cries as the father feeds his son formula through a syringe, both given to him by the clinic staff.
"Strong suck, strong suck," Bortko says, sticking her gloved finger into the baby's mouth. She advises the father to have the mother feed the child.
The baby is in pain, the father is showing no major outward emotion, but the silence speaks volumes about the terrible thoughts likely coming from his heart.
"It's amazing this baby is still alive," Bortko says. "Let's hope for Haiti."
The baby's name is Bereka Valcin. Lesperance later admits he is unlikely to survive.
Update: 2:30 p.m.
Outside the clinic, nurses clean various cuts and abrasions, many of them serious, including amputated toes.
Patients sit along a stone wall, and wait for help. Along the van we came in on, a group of five mothers hold their babies.
A woman screams out and slaps her leg as a nurse pulls infected pieces of skin and debris from open wounds on her foot.
The gate to the campus is closed and a group waits outside. When I approach, they call out for water.
The clinic itself has a few fold-up chairs and wood tables. The tables are scattered with various medical supplies, loosely sorted.
It's calmer than before a man later tells me, but still chaotic.
After a jarring ride in the back of a truck, which was less-than- suitable for texting, we have arrived at an intermediary destination: The L'Hopital General, right downtown.
David Albers reported from here earlier this week, and Hope For Haiti has been doing a lot of work here.
Bortko introduced me to a man she found under a sheet in one of the tent cities there.
"I don't feel it," said Joesph Tisa, 57, when I asked him about his injuries.
Bortko said Tisa had several fractures on his left leg and and a head injury.
"We found him eight days after the earthquake," Bortko said. "He hasn't eaten yet. I just gave him a granola bar."
On the ride in to the hospital, we saw several soldiers with the 82nd Airborne. Bortko threw them bubble gum.
Next to Tisa, was a small girl, who was screaming as a nurse tried to start an intravenous drip.
Bortko took a glance at the chart. The little girl had multiple fractures throughout her body. There were pins in her legs.
In order to save her life, the little girl had received a transfusion.
We're leaving the hospital now after a quick run through. Headed for Carrefoure. May not have cell access there, so it could be a while until the next update.
Over night, there were two 4.0 tremors. We had another tremor before we left.
Always reminded of the danger.
Today we are going to Carrefour, a town less than an hour west of Port- au-Prince and closer to the epicenter.
We're going with Hope For Haiti, which is working with the International Medical Corps, build On and Doctors Without Borders in turning Carrefur's two tent cities of 7,000 people into a sustainable place to live.
Going with us will be two nurses volunteering with Hope For Haiti.
Monna Lesperance, a nurse practitioner at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, has been volunteering with Hope For Haiti since April, taking a couple trip.
Lesperance went to Haiti in December to mark her 65th birthday.
"I figured that was a great way to celebrate it," Lesperance said.
"I've got her beat," Lesperance said after I told her about Sister Judy Dohner.
Also coming is Margaret Bortko, 55, who described herself as a "well- seasoned" paramedic and nurse practitioner.
Bortko is from Ennis, Mont., but was in Naples visiting her father when she learned about Hope For Haiti on the news.
The two nurses will be treating everything up to surgery at the tent cities. More serious wounds will be transported to a hospital.
NDN photographer David Albers explained that the number one personnel need down here are nurses, who can treat the tens if not hundreds of thousands of infections Haitians are experiencing.
Those interested could likely call the Hope For Haiti office.
PORT-AU-PRINCE -- Before I could share the rest of what we experienced with Christophe, we rushed to investigate a comment that had been left on our Web site. The commenter said a man was trapped by the freezers in a collapsed
supermarket near where we were.
"Adolpho Prato is texting from the Carribean Supermarket at Delmas 95," the message said in all capital letters. "He is near the freezers and bleeding and alive."
When we arrived, the scene was pure horror. The multi-level supermarket had collapsed. Debris hung from the sides, likely to fall with or without an aftershock.
Men were taking beverages from inside the market and loading them on trucks.
We could smell the bodies inside.
Unfortunately, the comment exposed what is a terrible situation for the many rescue groups that have come to the supermarket. Friends and family keeping begging them to go inside.
"There are 64 people alive in there!," a man shouted in Creole to Capt. Billy Monahan of the Los Angeles County Fire Search and Rescue Team, who was giving an update.
"How can you not find any of them," the man shouted again.
Monahan went to explain that the public should trust the half-dozen rescue groups that have been to the market, searched and found nothing.
"We cannot go to every building," he reminds the crowd before telling them that the efforts used here could have gone elsewhere.
"We have just accessed one more tiny area," Monahan said.
"We want to find your family for you," Monahan tells the group, noting dead or alive. "We're not going to stop."
Then a woman shouted.
"Why are you talking to us, you should be searching," she yelled while pointing and shaking her arm at the building.
Christophe is all out of options. She said her family in Haiti has either died or can not be reached by phone.
"There is nothing to do," she said through translation. "Just leave."
At night, Christophe sleeps on a pile of blankets and pillows on a ridge near a home where a half-dozen people take shade under carports.
During the day, she wanders the streets until she finds a group of people and then spends the day with them.
Aware we were coming, she arrived at the corner where we met her at 7 a.m.
The property where she sleeps is owned by a man who is leaving for the countryside. Many of the people she knew in the neighborhood have left, and when he goes, she said she will be all alone.
Though the building where she lives is upright, there are bodies inside and she stays away.
Though she can get water, food from aid groups has been impossible to get. She will not steal, as many have.
"Every night, there are robberies," Christophe told us before saying he has been sleeping on her belongings to make sure they are not taken.
We found Marie Paulone Christophe. She is the mother of three recent Golden Gate High graduates.
After looking at a couple of places, a Haitian man wearing a University of Kentucky hat pointed us in the right direction.
Christophe was sitting in the back of a tap-tap truck, a type of Haitian cab named for the sound passengers make when they alert the driver to a stop. It appears to be broken down and several other people were inside with Christophe taking refuge from the sun.
Albers and I both greeted her with hugs. She smiled, excited.
We are driving now to the refugee camp she has been living in since the quake.
There has not been time to talk with her yet.
"It is nice to meet you," she said when we approached.
We have been stuck in traffic for an hour, after waiting for our driver, who took longer than expected to arrive for the same reason we are being delayed now.
Port-au-Prince is our destination again.
Marc, Carl and Marie Fertil, who the Daily News wrote a story about in May, are concerned for their mother's well being. Marie Paulone Christophe was living in Port-au-Prince when the earthquake struck.
The siblings attend or have graduated from Golden Gate High School.
After several days of being unable to reach her, the siblings have been in intermittent contact with her via cell phone.
She is working with her neighbors to survive in a refugee camp on Delmas, a main thoroughfare, near her unlivable home and Les Pepins Kindergarten, which our driver may be able to get us to.
Refugee camps have sprung up in nearly every open area of the city. We are hoping for a stroke of luck in finding her.
She had health problems before the quake struck, and now infections have started on her skin.
Outside St. Damien's Children's Hospital in Tabarre, a suburb of Port-au-Prince near the U.S. Embassy, patients recovering or waiting for surgery sat under makeshift tents Tuesday.
Tarps and sheets tied to trees and the hospital provided shade and various sheets, foam pads and cots provided a place to rest.
Gerard Loradin, 43, lived and taught English for about 15 years in Boston, Mass.
While waiting for surgery on his fractured femur, Loradin shared his earthquake experience.
Scrapes on his feet were becoming infected and a half-dozen flies flew around them as he talked.
"I was in my room watching TV," Loradin said. "I could not make it. The roof started falling down and the ceiling opened up."
When asked what emotions he was feeling, Loradin said the whole country is in sadness.
He said the experience which gave him the most grief occurred after neighbors rescued him from the rubble of his home 20 minutes after the quake.
"They followed my voice," Loradin said.
He was rushed to L'Hopital General in Port-au-Prince, where the Naples-based humanitarian group Hope For Haiti had been treating victims of the quake.
"Children were dying all around me," Loradin said. "I heard little bitty cries, but no one was there to help them."
His great aunt was next to him, and he witnessed her death. Loradin said his cousin went to arrange for burial services.
"I had to keep talking to her while she was dead," Loradin said. He was trying to prevent staff from realizing she had died.
He didn't want his aunt to end up in a mass grave, which is where he said they were sending the bodies all around him.
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In celebrating Succos with everyone, Sunday is an NYLXS social event and installfest. Some good wine should be available. Sunday October 19th, 2008, NYLXS Installfest/Hackfest.
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Q train to Avenue J or Avenue M.
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Voodoo Venison Jerky
Here's a great venison jerky recipe for dehydrators…if you like your jerky spicy! This deer jerky has a big taste in a small bite. The marinade is simple; you probably have all the ingredients in your cupboard already. Enjoy!
Recipe: Voodoo Venison Jerky
Summary: great venison jerky recipe for dehydrators
- 2 tablespoons beef bouillon granules
- 2 tablespoons water
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 teaspoons cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 1/2 pounds venison flank roast, cut into strips (about ½ inch wide by ¼ inch thick and 3 inches long)
- Dissolve bouillon in water. Stir in the garlic, cayenne pepper, salt, and black pepper.
- Put the venison strips in a bowl and cover with the marinade.
- Cover the bowl and marinate overnight (about 12 hours) in the refrigerator.
- Place the venison on dehydrator sheets.
- Dehydrate at 155Ëš for about 8 hours, until jerky is dry, but not brittle. Time will depend on how thick the meat slices are.
Quick Notes
I call for a venison flank steak, but you can use any cut of deer meat for this as long as you can cut it into strips.
Cooking time (duration): 10
Meal type: snack
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Sweet and Spicy Venison Jerky Recipe
I've been experimenting with venison jerky recipes. I don't care for the traditional flavors of jerky, so I'm adding my own seasoning blends. Because venison meat works so well with Mediterranean flavors, I thought I'd use the spice blend I use for Shwarma. The result is a sweet and spice venison jerky. It's almost like eating dessert. I really love it! I use my dehydrator to make the deer jerky, but you could use your oven too. If you want to smoke it, omit the liquid smoke from the recipe.
Recipe: Sweet and Spicy Venison Jerky
- 2 pounds boneless venison round roast, sliced into ¼ wide strips
- 4 cups venison broth
- 2 tablespoons Frontier 5 spice powder
- 2 tablespoons meat tenderizer
- 2 teaspoons cumin
- 4 drops liquid smoke
- In a bowl, mix together all ingredients except the venison. Mix until the spices are dissolved as completely as possible.
- Put the venison strips in a bowl and cover with the marinade.
- Cover the bowl and marinate overnight (about 12 hours) in the refrigerator.
- Place the venison on dehydrator sheets.
- Dehydrate at 155Ëš for about 8 hours, until jerky is dry, but not brittle. Time will depend on how thick the meat slices are.
Quick Notes
Frontier Five Spice Powder is a blend of Cinnamon, fennel, cloves, star anise, and white pepper. If you can't find Frontier or a similar blend, you can just add these spices. I'm not sure what the ratio used in the blend is, but the Cinnamon and clove flavors are very dominant.
Cooking time (duration): 10
Number of servings (yield): 12
Meal type: snack
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Tex-Mex Ground Venison Jerky
The kids are always asking me for homemade deer jerky. This venison jerky recipe has a spicy, Tex Mex flavor to it. Using ground venison meat makes it a little more tender than using long strips of fillet, making it easier for kids with braces to chew. I use the dehydrator, but you could use the oven at a low temperature or smoke it. I'm working on an article of venison jerky cooking tips, which I'll link to soon. Meanwhile, this venison jerky is easy and yummy. You can also double the recipe if you have a lot of meat.
Recipe: Tex-Mex Ground Venison Jerky
- 1 lb ground venison
- 1 tsp pickling salt (can sub with kosher salt)
- 2 tbs fresh cilantro, chopped
- 1–2 tsp chili powder
- ½ tsp liquid smoke
- Mix all ingredients together in a food processor.
- Place the meat mixture between two sheets of wax paper and roll out with a rolling pin until about 1/4 inch thick.
- Cut meat into 3 x 1 inch strips. Using a spatula, transfer strips to dehydrator sheets.
- Dehydrate for 3 to 5 hours at 155ËšF, or until jerky is dry but not brittle (time will depend on how thin your strips are).
Quick Notes
Using the food processor with the blade attachment mixes the ingredients well; better than using a mixer.
I use kosher salt, but grind it the mortar and pestle so that it is as fine as pickling or canning salt.
Cooking time (duration): 10
Number of servings (yield): 8
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Letter: Solving the water problem starts with those who make it dirty
Tom McLaughlin, Jensen Beach
Letter: Solving the water problem starts with those who make it dirty
The governor should act to clean up our water.
All Floridians are responsible. We dirty it, so we owe to clean it. Taxes may be needed. Call it a "Clean Up Our Waters Tax." We build parks with taxes and people don't seem to complain. A Clean our Water Tax could go over with Floridians, with state and federal support.
The sugar companies use our land and water and they dirty the water, so they should pay as well as the farmers and cattle people. They all should be made to pay for "retention and cleaning facilities" on their property before water is sent into our rivers and oceans. Our southern people need the water, so they will benefit by the tax.
We can make the conversion into an economic win for our state, creating jobs and recreation areas and roads, etc.
After the "retention and cleaning plants" for their dirty water are built on their property, it will be sent to the newly built additional "state cleansing plants" and held in the new state reservoirs the federal and state governments will build. Canals, roads, etc. mean new jobs. The Okeechobee rising water problem would be taken care of also. The clean water can be moved, stored and used to restore the ecology, as it is needed. Evaporation shouldn't be a problem. Reservoirs will be used for recreation, fishing, boating and a supplier of additional water for the desperately needed water for the southern area of the state.
The governor would be able to create jobs, help recreation, and have water go where it is needed and serve what it was intended for; the ecology and the people.
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Here's an update of my duplicate fortune cookie items. I'm only looking for the green shell and (brick) block. Since I want to free up storage space, I'll give any four of these for one of what I need.
I think I've got an extra regular block. I'll check when I'm done farming medals on the island. (Giant dragonfly tour. 20 medals a pop)


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When Slide Parker's car breaks down, he gets caught in a web of small-time criminals, bullies, crazy mechanics and alien conspiracies Read more
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This project's funding goal was not reached on June 2, 2012.
When Slide Parker's car breaks down, he gets caught in a web of small-time criminals, bullies, crazy mechanics and alien conspiracies
About this project
Slide Parker is about to have a really bad week.
His car broke down just outside a small town, and everyone's acting strange. Stranded until his car is fixed, he makes friends with a small-time criminal, faces off against testosterone-fueled bully Wheels Davis, falls in love and gets caught in the middle of an alien conspiracy.
Break Down is the first feature-length movie by Cannibal Troll Film, a Long Island-based production company. It's a movie for anyone who loves the '80s, quirky humor and real human drama. It's about about beating the bully, winning the girl, and leaving your modern life behind you.
We have the equipment, but we lack the props, costumes and cast to make this movie all it can be. Our shooting schedule is a total of 20 days from July to September. With the money to buy props, shop for costumes (a huge deal when inspired by the '80s) and buy lunch for the cast and crew every day, we'll be able to pull it off. We have the experience making movies, screening them, and promoting them... now what we need is the support of the community to make this movie happen.
A breakdown:
- Props
- Costumes
- Food for hungry mouths
- Travel expenses
- Payroll
This is a non-profit film, bootstrap filmmaking at its core. If it were a short film we could get by on the dedication of the cast and crew alone, but the scope of the project (20 days over four months) requires more incentive. Although we plan to pay the people who help us, the producers (myself included) will not be included in payroll. The reward for us is the film itself, and the rewards for you will be that and more. Speaking of...
Everyone who donates will get their name in the credits. This will be your movie as much as it is ours. We're also giving out signed screencaps and copies of the DVD to our backers.
Each backer option includes the one before it. Our special Producers Packages include credits on the film as an Associate Producer, plus additional involvement in the film itself.
We'll be screening Break Down at festivals throughout 2013, talking to distributors and making sure everyone knows about it. When your local arthouse theater advertises that our movie is playing, you can tell them that you made it possible.
Our plan is to have the film edited and ready by July 2013, with a run in festivals and theaters for months afterward and a Fall 2013 release on BluRay and DVD. See the backers' packages for details on how to receive your copy early.
We plan to license the film for digital streaming on multiple platforms.
Now that you know what the movie is, what we need to make it, what your role in it will be and where it's going, let's talk about specs.
- 1080p HD Digital Video
- Planned prints on 16mm and 35mm
- Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
- Approx. 1hr 45mins
- Total Cast: 6 Main, 6 Supporting
- Total Crew: 5 Main, 3 Supporting
- On-set Crew will Include: Director, 1st Assistant Director, Unit Production Manager, Director of Photography, Sound Engineer; Production Assistant, Focus Puller/Assistant DP, Script Supervisor
- Pre-production will last from May 2012 to July 2012
You'll receive updates every step of the way, every day. Take a video tour of the studio with us next week; look for designs, storyboards and crew bios to be posted each day.
You'll stay updated with casting calls, location announcements and new developments as they happen. We plan to not only be transparent, but inclusive. Comments left by our backers will be considered valuable feedback and we will consider any and all input as coming from a source that cares about this movie.
Our Kickstarter campaign will be over by the time on-site production starts, but the updates will keep coming. Backers who offer support of $35 or more will be included in a special e-mail list to receive updates on production that the general public won't see. Backers who choose one of our Producer Packages will be granted special access to the set itself.
Everything. To be honest, this movie will likely not happen--at least this year--without the support of the community.
An example of expenditures: to supply a cast and crew of 12 with lunch (the very least we can do for them in return for their work) over 20 days comes out to over $1,000. Travel expenses run similarly. Tangible expenses such as props, costumes and permits are also a huge part of the budget.
We are currently talking to distributors now in regards to our last project, and will be speaking with them again once the final shooting schedule is locked in. We have plans to screen the movie across the country, attend conventions, and attempt to license the movie for streaming through services such as Netflix.
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- September 19th, 2011
- Centres Gathering, Findhorn Foundation
- Christine
My friend Peter Moore, who lives in the community of Breitenbush Hot Springs in Oregon, USA, wrote this article after attending the 2011 Holistic Centers Gathering
Start sending radiances to the group known as the Arizona group. As the love flows, it will unite you with this group. Get a globe and start marking the centers on it. You are part of a tremendous network and each member is closely linked…. This is a network of light; therefore each should be linked with the others…. Learn to feel the intertwining and intermingling of each center…. The strength comes through the linking up (and uniting) of the centers.
~ Eileen Caddy, Flight into Freedom and Beyond
These words, penned more than a half century ago, presaged the creation of the Findhorn Community. Mrs. Caddy described this message as a direct transmission from spirit. Two years later, in 1962, Findhorn was founded on a sandy bit of an old Royal Air Force base, next to a toxic waste dump. Now, 50 years on, Findhorn is a verdant and thriving community of hundreds of people hosting thousands of pilgrims each year from around the world. As Christine Lines, my friend who lives there, put it, "Findhorn is a University of the Soul".Continue reading


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It should be easy to fix, will get on it after class today. Thanks for the compliment, that motivates me to do another League of Legends champion. Considering Lux since it seems easy, though she's not as distinct, so might do Akali or Katarina.
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Tokidoki hits the beach this Summer with their new Devil Girl Cromatico Palette that I recently featured.
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The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved a payment of about $130,000 to the employee and her spouse, plus $69,000 in attorney fees. There's no lawsuit in the case and the agreement followed meetings with a mediator.
Thom Canny, the county's corporation counsel, declined to identify the employee or her job title. A request in December 2012 for a special prosecutor to review whether criminal charges are merited in the case identified her as a deputy.
No charges have been announced in the case.
The sergeant involved has since resigned from the sheriff's office, Canny said. Neither the sergeant nor anyone else in the sheriff's office viewed the videotape, he said.
The sergeant "contends it was an accidental taping," Canny said.
The settlement aims to protect the woman's privacy. As part of the agreement, she also will get eight lost days of sick time and the sheriff's office will have to provide a comfortable, private area for women to nurse — regardless of whether they are employees, Canny said.
Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller has denied that the woman's privacy was invaded. Fuller has agreed to schedule employee training on sexual harassment issues, something that was already was in the works before the deputy's case arose, Canny said.


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Good anytime of day.
TOTAL TIME: 1 hour, 10 minutes
Ingredients1 box refrigerated pie crusts, room tempurature
1 1/2 cups cubed (1/4 inch) cooked ham
1 1/2 cups shredded Swiss cheese (6 oz)
1 cup frozen broccoli florets, thawed, well drained on paper towel
4 eggs
1 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon dry ground mustard
1/2 teaspoon pepper
Preparation1. Heat oven to 375°F.
2. Place pie crust in 9-inch glass pie pan as directed on box for One-Crust Filled Pie.
3. Layer ham, cheese and broccoli in crust-lined pan. In medium bowl, beat eggs and milk with fork. Stir in remaining ingredients. Pour over broccoli.
4. Bake 35 to 45 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean.
5. Let stand 5 to 10 minutes before serving.


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A little thinner in the mid palate than previous bottles. Fruit was still apparent. Tannins had nice grip.
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We feature just the luxurious Four Seasons Resort in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheikh, although through our local agents we have access to many more hotel and cruise rates. Sharm El Sheikh is Egypt's most developed and international resort, with good beaches and is generally highly regarded as a popular dive destination. Flying time is just under 5 hours. UK passport holders do not need a tourist visa providing their stay is limited to the main resort area, however a visa is required should you anticipate touring outside of the resort.
Generally Sharm is at its most popular February to May when the days are usually bright and sunny. The mid-summer months can be exceedingly hot and humid. The months October to January are generally cooler especially at night although most days are sunny and bright, however cold snaps can be experienced in December and January.
The Four Seasons Resort is regarded as one of the finest in the region, with high standards of service and facilities and probably is the main reason for visiting Sharm. A real oasis of luxury that shines like a beacon above other resorts.
Sharm is highly developed, and is certainly more international than Arabic in many ways – although the recent political changes in the region are trying to introduce a much more traditional slant to the resort offerings, which may, or may not, be considered an attraction depending on your point of view.
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Okay this bridal shower inspirational shoot has two of my favorite things: the beach and 50's fashion. Grey Likes Weddings and Photography by Jodi, took this one to the limits, and I love it! This could be the coolest bridal shoot to date. Check out both websites for more pictures!


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Stretch of NB I-71 in Silverton reopens following two-car accident
CINCINNATI -- All lanes of northbound Interstate 71 near Stewart Road in Silverton are now open.
Police closed all but one lane of the stretch of roadway at about 5:20 p.m. so crews could clear wreckage from an accident involving a Toyota Prius and a Jeep Cherokee.
Crews worked to remove the wreckage from the site of the crash for more than an hour.
Silverton police officials said traffic was backed up past the Red Bank Expressway.
There have been no reports of injuries at this time.
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