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Proposals: Due March 1, 2015; Awards Announced April 1, 2015.
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New in 2015: Over the years we have learned that many Service Learning Scholar projects work best through a team approach. For projects in which faculty believe a team approach is of the essence, students may this year apply as a team. Teams will be evaluated as a package.
Note regarding Team applications: Students, with support of their faculty mentor, may apply as 2-3 person teams. To do so, students must choose a team leader to complete the application. In the application the team leader will list the name and email address of other team members. The team leader will upload a PDF of the proposal which should include a 2-3 page project description with bibliography, project timeline, and a one-page essay (with name on the top) from EACH team member discussing how this project connects to their academic and career goals. Once the application is submitted team members 2 (and 3) will receive an email with a link to a google form in which they must provide their personal demographic information. Faculty will receive an email with a link to submit their recommendation online. Only one recommendation letter is needed per team.
Note regarding Early Decision: Scholars who intend to earn credits in Spring 2015 as preparation for their summer service experience may apply for Early Decision and receive provisional approval within a month. The on-line application opens November 1 and the Early Decision deadline is January 15, 2015. Please indicate on the application that you wish to be considered for Early Decision and include a description of your spring semester plans. Early Decision awards will be announced by February 2.
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Service-Learning Scholarships provide highly motivated students the opportunity to immerse themselves in a service-learning or community-based research project for ten weeks in the summer in a setting outside of the classroom. Scholars work in a Delaware community agency (non-profit, governmental, community-based action research, or service-based corporate activity) and simultaneously pursue academic reflection under the guidance of a UD faculty mentor. In this immersion-learning experience, students spend the bulk of their week working in the community and one-quarter of their time in academic reading, discussion, and reflection.
Projects may be conducted in any major. Strong proposals will connect to the faculty mentor's teaching or research. Proposals will explain the goals of the project, the questions you seek to answer by the combination of service and reflection, and the purposes of the service portion of the project.
The reflective portion of the proposal includes a preliminary bibliography and addresses questions in terms appropriate to the academic discipline(s) in which the project is being conducted. The end product of this project might be a written document (technical report, feature article, academic paper, journal, etc) or a presentation.
Funds Available: Service-Learning Scholars receive a $3,000 stipend and an additional $500 housing.
Undergraduate Research and Service Celebratory Symposium: The fifth annual University of Delaware Undergraduate Research and Service Celebratory Symposium will be held on Thursday, August 13, 2015 from 9 a.m.-4:00 p.m. The Symposium showcases the work of about 300 Undergraduate Research and Service Learning Scholars, representing every college and discipline. This event is free and open to the public.
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Scott Horton Interviews Stephen Zunes
Dr. Stephen Zunes, Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of San Francisco, discusses the Arab Spring as the culmination of decades of peaceful rebellion against tyrannical governments; why nonviolent protests are more inclusive and tougher to eradicate; why the Libyan revolution was not in the Arab Spring mold (more like a foreign intervention/regime change); how violent revolutions tend to breed more violence and result in authoritarian governments; how the Bush administration helped bring down Middle East/North African client dictators (without meaning to); and the status of Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, Morocco and Algeria.
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Dr. Stephen Zunes is a Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of San Francisco, where he chairs the program in Middle Eastern Studies. A native of North Carolina, Professor Zunes received his PhD. from Cornell University, his M.A. from Temple University and his B.A. from Oberlin College. He has previously served on the faculty of Ithaca College, the University of Puget Sound, and Whitman College. He serves as a senior policy analyst for the Foreign Policy in Focus project of the Institute for Policy Studies, an associate editor of Peace Review, and chair of the academic advisory committee for the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict.
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What is Stephen Zunes, the well-paid chair of the academic advisory committee of Peter Ackerman's International Center on Nonviolent Conflict, doing on Antiwar.com, whose self-proclaimed "initial project was to fight against intervention in the Balkans"?
As William I. Robinson, the author of the seminal critique of the democracy-manipulating establishment, Promoting Polyarchy: Globalization, US Intervention, and Hegemony, has written:
That Ackerman is a part of the U.S. foreign policy elite and integral to the new modalities of intervention under the rubric of "democracy promotion," etc., is beyond question. There is nothing controversial about that and anyone who believes otherwise is clearly seriously misinformed or just ignorant.
[...] advisory committee of Peter Ackerman's International Center on Nonviolent Conflict, doing on the radio show of Antiwar.com, whose self-proclaimed "initial project was to fight against intervention in the [...]
A most enlightening interview of Dr. Stephen Zunes, a good update on hot spots in the Arab realm of things. His main premise being that non-violent protests greatly favor populist democracies, whereas, militant uprisings foster totalitarian governments.
Very true, for violent confrontations are always won by the fastest thinkers, as ability to kill is the speed at which you rationalize a problem and take corrective action. Whereas, non-violent protests are invariably controlled by slow and careful thinkers, as ability to think through a moral and just society is the slowness at with you rationalize a problem and take no self-serving or unjust action.
For this is the hope we live by, that the slow and careful peaceful, will someday outnumber the fast and furious forceful.
But, throughout the interview, in each of the nations he commented on, Dr. Zunes took the position that the U.S. Empire should take its money, phony democracy and troops "the hell out of there." How do you explain the disparity?
Have you guys been sued by the producers of M.A.S.H over there in Pacifica-h?
Mr Zunes Have you sued microsoft over the use of your name?
Anyway, everything that don't make sense, will do so if you understand that conflicts are there because the conflict is the objective.
Saddam and Gaddafi are alive and well in California! Mubarak, what happened to him?
Hey look over there, see how we shaft them there, while we shaft you over here. Ain't that a hoot!
Good question. You'd have to ask Zunes to explain how his collaboration "with CANVAS in training Egyptian and Western Saharan activists" (see Mother Jones puff piece on professional revolutionary Srdja Popovic entitled "Fantasy Island: Democracy Edition") was an example of the U.S. democracy-manipulating establishment "getting the hell out of the way."
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"Zunes… his collaboration "with CANVAS in training Egyptian
and Western Saharan activists" was an example of
the U.S. democracy-manipulating establishment…"
But, before people will expend valuable time checking out all your references, they first need an example of what he did wrong and why you think it was wrong.
In "Regime Change, Inc.," Franklin Foer wrote:
"When some of State's desk officers don't want to create international incidents by advising activists on how to overthrow governments, they gently suggest visiting Ackerman, who has fewer qualms about lending a helping hand."
U.S. Department of State > Ackerman > Zunes > activists > regime change. Get it?
Above is a perfect example of how impossible it is to know all the corruption done by our deceitful Empire builders in order to plunder by brutal imperialism.
Still, a problem has three parts, the root cause, bloody effects and a solution. And as one can know all the corruption that goes on behind closed doors, while locked in total darkness as to the root cause, making it impossible to ever know the solution, surely a gigantic waste of time is it to repeat all the blood and guts that corporate media so loves to jam into our minds.
Israel ruling elite — Egyptian generals — and the Muslim Brotherhood — they are all of the same High Society, the same Country Club-class and a blue blood rich nobility that often intermarry and so love to mutually gratify each other endlessly.
For Western nations and their client states, to maximize wealth and stability for investments, the rich maintain a two class society where the 50% most aggressive and wealthy are allowed to hoard all the wealth, where the laboring class lower half endure an optimum 8% unemployment level and young laboring men are kept from rebellion by a minimum wage always and forever just above starvation.
So, nothing will the Muslim Brotherhood change as they love things just the way they are. And so, keep your eye on the blood and guts being spilt in the main streets of Egypt, for it is a state-of-the-art class war that the lower half just might possibly win.
In Tunisia and Egypt the western "democracies" were taken by surprise, clearly proven by the weeks long silence from Brussels and Washington. They were not prepared that the arab street would take action against the western backed puppet Ben Ali and Mubarak.
But already in Lybia and the following uprising the hypocrite US did everything behind the curtains to prevent a democratic change in Bahrain and other proxies of its Empire in the Midlle East. From then on they took the chance to create additional chaos in Lybia and Syria by the usual rogue means of the CIA and its allies to launch war and regime change.
Also in Egypt the violent crack down of demostrators agains the ongoing might of the military (the last remaining ally of the US there) is backed and equipped by the US-Gov which officially of course condemns the brutal oppression of the peoples uprising.
Same dirty game as ever. But in the longterm the US-Empire will fail!
Surprised by the activists they themselves trained in "nonviolent warfare"?
I agree with Maidhe. I did not know much about Zunes(I remember a debate with Blankfort where he was putting up the usual Chomsky's line about Israel..But at least he has a brilliant mind, too bad that he is basically a "socialist/colonizer" Hashomer something ZIONIST.Zunes is just a bad copy and I did read something about his career according to his critics.Of course you can't really believe anything on the net-so I still have to know more about this whole "non violent training"thing. But it sounds pretty logical that the USA is into this kind of approach for a long time,in different ways.In Italy it is well known that (american paid) food was exchanged for votes during the first election after world war 2(to prevent the victory of the left).I guess that Horton may have a connection with Zunes by way of pacifica radio,So, you do need guests and different opinions, still if you want to keep this station "clean" you must be careful.To another comment:
yes Zunes is against american imperialism, the point here is of the role of Ngos roaming the world.At the moment I live in southeast asia and I have seen with my own eyes the corrupting influence of Soros's money with the burmese dissidents.In India it's the Ford foundation sponsoring a lot of different groups.We do know that they have an agenda,and it is always easy to find clever/well educated locals attracted by western standard salaries.
So beware of academics like Zunes.There are other guys that Horton invites often and I am pretty dubious of some.One in particular comes from an outfit that had some connection with the agent provocateur Larouche;but I have no solid evidence,so I am not naming him.It's a "journalist".
I do like to listen to Horton, but I believe he should always keep in mind that some of his guests, expecially ex cia or something, may be playing some game.We do need to hear experts,but I think he should find a way to reduce the possibility that some of his guests may be more than what they pretend to be.
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US was militarily supporting Gaddafi as recently as last year. The US helped Gaddafi crushed the rebels during the peak of Iraq war (search weapon deals with Libya). Again, nothing surprising – very consistent history of double standards and hypocrisy. US also supported the great Mujahideen aka Taliban before they struck back at their own suppliers.
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Simmelink joined Northwestern's maintenance staff in 1983 after working in plumbing and carpentry. Director of the department since 1990, he oversees a staff of more than two dozen employees and many student workers involved in building maintenance, groundskeeping, housekeeping and custodial services, and the college's motor pool.
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Chinese Pres Xi Jinping has become icon akin in stature to Mao Zedong, largely due to way Communist Party propaganda machine has been portraying him; his immediate predecessors tended to avoid spotlight; many critics are alarmed at the zealous promotion, which they say seems like personality cult that has echoes of hubris that affected Mao. MORE
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Tie Liu, underground publisher and survivor of Mao's purges in 1950s, is convicted on charges of creating public disturbance by publishing memoirs of people persecuted for criticizing Communist Party; Liu is given relatively light sentence in exchange for guilty plea, but his conviction points to Communist Party's determination to stamp out dissent. MORE
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Exhibit Quotations of Chairman Mao: 50th Anniversary Exhibition, 1964-2014, at the Grolier Club, examines impact of Mao and his 'Little Red Book' on Chinese society. MORE
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Beijing police formally charge writer Tie Liu with privately publishing testimony of aged or dead victims of Mao Zedong's wrath and for writing scathing essays about Mao and present-day Communist Party leaders. MORE
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Memo From Hong Kong; famine that gripped China from 1958 to 1962 is widely judged to be the deadliest in recorded history, killing 20 to 30 million people or more, and is one of the defining calamities of Mao Zedong's rule; with the approach of 120th anniversary Mao's birth, some of his supporters are playing down the devastation. MORE
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Plane passengers are used to paying for check-in baggage or priority boarding, but one airport in Venezuela is now charging for the ultimate hidden extra — air.
Anyone departing from the Simon Bolivar International Airport of Maiquetia in Caracas now faces a levy of 127 bolivars ($18) to pay for a new air conditioning unit installed earlier this year, according to a statement on the airport's website.
The airport says its air conditioning system "eliminates contaminants" and injects ozone into the atmosphere to improve the environment and protect the health of passengers.
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In this mayhem-filled romp, MacAlister delivers a charming, sweet love story, rife with fast-talking and faster moving characters and a feast of love and laughter.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The University of Oregon has released to The Oregonian newspaper an uncensored copy of its eight-year, $22.7-million contract extension with Nike.
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iPharaoh - EP2. Desperate Pharaoh
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Getting sick of same old defense & puzzle game? Now here is iPharaoh with some new twist! You have to try iPharaoh, ULTIMATE PUZZLE ACTION GAME!
You have to protect your precious treasures in a dusty pyramid from treasure hunters. There are Mummies, Giant Cube Stones, Rotating & Sliding Walls, and Booby Traps at your command to help you.
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A Total of 60 maps with unique mazes and traps
Defend the Pharaoh's treasure from different hunters.
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An app with orignality? Whoa!
There are so many games in the app store that are clones of other games that may have been clones of yet another game. *cough*FlightControl*cough*. Usually a game that switches things slightly will get people excited but as far as I know there isn't another game like this in the app store.
The puzzles start fairly easy but will get quite tricky when moving walls, spikes and other things are added. They present a challenge but usually by watching a level play out you can form a strategy and try it. The new levels are fun even though the global scores seem to not be implemented yet. It lists a place for them but doesn't connect.
If one thing could be added I would want them to use OpenFeint or Plus+ as that would add the ability for achievements among other things and it would probably help boost the number of players as the game would be listed with the other games using OF or ++.
Overall, very fun, orignal and you definately get your moneys worth.
Great and difficult puzzler.
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And now from Spain!
On Saturday my alarm went off at 6:30 am and it was time to head off to the airport with my parents, brother and sister. After driving through a thick fog caused by a smoky car on the bridge, I knew this would be an adventure. I started at SFO and stopped over at Philadelphia and in Frankfurt. Actually, I almost missed my flight in Philly because our plane arrived late (something with overbooking, too many connections, being on the runway waiting to take off for over almost two hours, etc) and we had to run from one end of the airport to the other. Apparently I made it just in time but one of the other girls in the program came a little after i boarded the plane and was detained there with no luggage because they did not have a seat for her. I arrived in Tarragona, Spain only after almost non-existent plane flight, over eighteen hours on the runway or in a plane, two stopovers, interesting plane food, and a bus ride.
The flight to and from Frankfurt was interesting because on the way there I actually sat next to an economics professor from Cornell who was headed for a conference in Germany and we were able to talk for a good bit. I learned that he went to Berkeley as a grad student and we talked about many aspects of Berkeley life. He told me about a few of his favorite spots around campus (including a few restaurants, book stores, and coffee shops that have since been closed). He also told me that one of the things that he really liked about Berkeley was the intellectual/scholarly community and culture, how students and faculty could be found in cafes having informal conversations about anything from daily life to questions about the meaning of life, how friends of his were able to spend some time talking to and dining with Berkeley greats like Alfred Kroeber and his wife. Events like these were very possible because finding housing within the city of Berkeley was less expensive and a bit easier to find and many people did not have to resort to living in surrounding cities. Interesting how things change in such a short time.
Tarragona is beautiful. It is fairly small but it is costal and is rich with history (as is much of Europe), including Roman ruins and churches walking distance from our apartments. For four days this week there are fireworks on the beach to celebrate the patron saint of Tarragona. It is actually an international competition to see who has the best display and the winner will be in charge of the fireorks display that will occur early next month.
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As part of Friday's events, guests were invited to view Stories from the HART, an audio collection of stories and reminiscences about Hartwick College as told by alumni, friends, students, faculty, and staff.
The stories were recorded during this year's Homecoming & Reunion Weekend. More information about the project is available on The Paul F. Cooper, Jr. Archives: Stories from the HART page.


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31A-21-307. Other insurance.
(1) When two or more policies promise to indemnify an insured against the same loss without intending cumulative coverage, no "other insurance" provisions of the policies may reduce the aggregate protection of the insured below the lesser of the actual insured loss suffered by the insured and the maximum indemnification promised by any policy without regard to any "other insurance" provision.
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California DroughtJanuary 17th, 2014 at 12:27 pm by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog, News, Weather
California had their driest year in 2013 and this is turning out to be the driest winter. Note the 2 satellite pictures – one from 1/13/2013 and the one on the right is from 1/13/2014. Note the lack of snow in the mountains! Mammoth Mt. Ski Area has had only 48″ of snow all season (less than Grand Rapids). Last year they got over 147″ in December alone. Squaw Valley reports a base of only 21″ at 8,900 ft. elevation. Same at the Kirkwood Ski Area – a base of only 21″. On Thursday, snowpack in the Sierra Nevada Mts. was only 17% of average. The Willits water agency, in Mendocino County says there is just a 100-day supply of water left. A persistent ridge over the Rockies has not only forced storm systems north of California, but the ridge has brought NW flow and incursions of cold, Arctic air to the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast. The dry weather has enhanced the fire danger. Note that almost all fires out there now were started by humans, either accidentally or on purpose – that fires would not have occurred if the people had not started them. Many western fires are started by lightning, but without storms, you don't get the lightning. The ridge and dry conditions will persist UFN – I don't see the ridge breaking down anytime soon. The next week looks bone dry for California and much of Mexico and the western U.S. Extreme negative EPO prime driver of California drought/ridge and Great Lakes cold…negative Arctic Oscillation is another marker for cold air moving south into the Great Lakes.


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|Tacrine-NO donor and tacrine-ferulic acid hybrid molecules as new anti-Alzheimer agents: hepatotoxicity and influence on the cytochrome P450 system in comparison to tacrine.
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|Tacrine (CAS 321-64-2) is a reversible acetylcholine esterase inhibitor that, despite exerting beneficial effects on Alzheimer's disease (AD), displays marked hepatotoxicity. Searching for safer drugs and taking into account the multi-pathogenesis of AD, two tacrine-NO donor hybrid molecules (FL16, FL38) as well as a tacrine-ferulic acid hybrid (FL67) were synthesized. NO donors coupled to the tacrine moiety may exert an additional beneficial effect on AD via an increased blood supply to the brain and by reducing inflammation. Ferulic acid is an antioxidant. To investigate the hepatotoxicity and effects on the cytochrome P450 (CYP) system of the liver, female rats were treated with the highest tolerated dose of tacrine or equimolar doses of the novel compounds 24 or 36 h, respectively, before sacrifice. Tacrine caused pericentral necrosis and fatty degeneration of the hepatocytes, loss of liver glycogen and (indicating oxidative stress) induction of heme oxygenase (HO)-1. No histopathological changes were observed with the hybrids, but a glycogen deficit and an elevation of HO-1 was noticed after FL38 or FL67 treatment. Both tacrine and the hybrids, but mainly FL38 and FL67, caused an induction of CYP1A1, 2B1 and 3A2 expression. CYP activity was noticeably increased after treatment with FL38 and FL67 only. Thus, since it displays much less hepatotoxicity and interaction potential at the CYP system than tacrine and the other hybrids, FL16 is a good candidate for further investigations.
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Drug-Induced Liver Injury / enzymology, pathology*
Glutathione / metabolism
Heme Oxygenase-1 / biosynthesis
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The controversial development of an £800,000 hockey pitch in Yeovil will provide a much-needed facility, according to the chairman of Yeovil and Sherborne Hockey club.
Work started on the new artificial grass pitch at the Yeovil Recreation Ground on Tuesday, despite protesters last week threatening to tie themselves to trees if the development went ahead.
South Somerset District Council says the sports ground will provide new facilities for local schools and promote community sports.
Keith Walters, chairman of the Yeovil and Sherborne Hockey Club, said: "Whatever site was chosen, there were always going to be some objections. I understand the reasons for the objections but I would like to reassure people that I totally believe that the hockey pitch will be a fantastic community facility – one that is very much needed in the area.
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The pitch will be a new home for the hockey club, which has been desperate to return to the town after moving to Sherborne in 2003 due to a lack of synthetic facilities in Yeovil.
Mr Walters, who has been playing hockey for 35 years, hopes that the new pitch will bring benefits to the nearby college, schools and sports clubs.
He said: "The new pitch will give local organisations and people access to a purpose-built hockey surface and one of the largest fully accredited hockey clubs in the South West."
Alex Teasdale, national manager of clubs and facilities at England Hockey Board, said: "We look forward to seeing Yeovil and Sherborne Hockey Club return to Yeovil. With the increased interest in hockey as a result of London 2012, we hope to see many newcomers join in at the new facility."
The project, which will cost £817,000, is led by South Somerset District Council, with funding from the England Hockey Board and Barratt Homes.
District councillor Sylvia Seal said: "This really does promise to be a true community facility. During the daytime the pitch will be available for use by local schools and Yeovil College, whilst also being available for a range of other sports. Enhancing facility provision with facilities such as this can only help to drive up participation and performance levels in community sport."
The council did an assessment of artificial grass pitches in 2006 which found a shortfall in pitches within Yeovil and across other parts of South Somerset.
Work on the pitch is expected to take 14 weeks and to be complete by June.


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Movie Review: "Abduction"Published by Clay Cane on Friday, September 23, 2011 at 8:00 am.
Summary: A constantly shirtless teenager, Nathan Price (Taylor Lautner), feels lost in his perfect suburban world. After some web searches, he discovers his parents are not who he thought they were. Soon after, they are murdered and Nathan is unable to trust anyone. Dragging along a random neighbor who he's had a crush on for years, Nathan is on the run from the CIA and a band of bad men.
Review: Let's start here: Taylor Lautner was paid 7.5 million for his first starring role in Abduction. The early reviews are as bad as Catwoman, but the John Singleton-directed film is not for critics — or anyone who isn't female and under the age of 18. The action flick is catering to a very specific audience and it isn't me – and it probably isn't people who read film reviews. Who knows if the film will resonate with his core audience, but if it does Team Jacob could have an official hit.
Abduction is a below average film, but it's exactly the type of movie Lautner should be pumping out at this point in his career — a junkfood movie that is all candy and no meat. Motorcycles, pool parties, underage drinking and cheerleaders are the film's main ingredients — then the teen dreams are suddenly pretty people with problems. Yes, it's terribly unoriginal and is at the bottom of the barrel of other films that have done this much better — but what do audiences expect from Lautner? The pretty boy got his start in Twilight, which is no cinematic masterpiece. Does Abduction suck? Yes! Does it matter? No!
Thankfully, Lautner does has a strong presence on-screen and it's possible the 19-year-old could have a career in the likes of Johnny Depp or Keanu Reeves (two actors who began in films that weren't loved by the critics). When he is ready, he will need a film that can showcase his talent beyond his bone structure and torso.
Within the first 15 minutes Lautner is half-naked — the Oscar nominated John Singleton clearly knows what his fans want. About 15 minutes later he is kicking butt and saving a damsel in distress. A shirtless hero? He could be on the cover of a Fabio romantic novel.
The dialogue is utterly painful, pulverizing any acting skills the cast might have. Even the legendary Sigourney Weaver, who plays a therapist with a secret, can't make her one-liners digestible. Then there is the chemistry between Lautner and his love interest, played by Lily Collins, which is comical and uncomfortable. Collins' character has no depth as the one-dimensional stock pretty girl.
The premise would've worked with a stronger script: a boy on the run after the people who he thought were his parents are undercover agents and brutally murdered. Again, this could have doable in the way of Taken. But why develop a tight script when you have Lautner?
I wouldn't know Abduction was a John Singleton film unless you told me. There is no grit or signature raw energy that Singleton is known for. Yes, when the action sequences kick-in, the movie is enjoyable. Lautner, who did most of his own stunts, was believable and commanding. But, all of the moments in between the action (soft kisses, long stares and whiny dialogue) were dreadful. Only other plus: while the leads are not people of color, John Singleton had a refreshing diverse supporting cast: Antonique Smith (Notorious), Denzel Whitaker (The Great Debaters) and others.
Overall, this genre film is for the tweens and teens, but Abduction is destined to live in the discount DVD bin along another 2011 action dud – Colombiana.
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I have two words for the Auburn Police: Caller ID.....
a terrible blight on our fine country
I have two words for the Auburn Police: Caller ID.....
Living in Louisiana for the past 12 years this is not suprising to me at all.
I find myself hoping for some kind of Ent scenario where Treebeard and friends hunt the idiot down and give him a taste of his own medicine.
/LOTR nerdcore
It ain't cheap, but you can transplant trees. Major golf courses have transplanted some massive trees overnight to cut off lanes golfers were abusing in PGA events. if I was bama, I'd be looking to buy up a grove of beautiful old trees and getting some enviornmental phds to figure out how to clear the soil asap.
Just like if some dumb UM fan (they do exist) actually physically destroyed sparty I'd be hoping to god the UM leadership paid for a newer, possibly better sparty statue to quell any chances of revenge. Otherwise it could get ugly.
In any case - there are remedies that bama can and should pursue.
Actually, this was my first thought, too. If you can transplant an entire house (ever see the two out-of-place Victorians on Huron Parkway near Washtenaw?), it seems conceivable that you could carefully excavate the trees and their root systems, remediate the soil, and re-plant them. But I'm not a forester, so I have no idea if it's too late for such a response.
I have no idea what the cost would be. But I'm sure that Auburn could raise enough "Save the Trees" donations to defray the cost. To save the trees would be a giant F U to Alabama (and mouth-breathing bottom-feeders everywhere).
I'm sure transplanting the trees is doable, but I feel like cleaning the soil would be significantly more difficult. I'm no expert or anything, that just seems like a big task to me...
Police got the guy. His name is Harvey Almorn Updike:
Shocking. Doesn't look like the type of guy to do such a thing...
This is crazy what an ass. I'm all for painting the rock or sparty statue but killing 100+ y/o trees is terrible.
I think justice will be served. Commit a crime in Auburn -> get tried by a prosecutor, judge, and jury who are all AU alums.
Not to make light of the situation (which is terrible), but I couldn't help but to laugh at this:
A small group gathered and rolled the trees Wednesday afternoon.
Even better, the guy was stupid enough to give his real name, and has already been arrested.
Really really dumb, for real. Hopefully the punishment is more than just a fine.
This is just too much. I was going to tell you to post this as an entirely new thread because it is a different topic, but I saw this was your first post.
Epic job on your first post AMCWolverine.
Why is it a different topic? Heck, it's a repeat post within the topic.
Really? It wasn't posted here when I first went through, or I must have been reading with the blinders on. My bad.
It is different though, maybe not thread worthy, but this was about the incident, then the new part is that the person was caught. It'll be new again when he's at trial.
From the article:
Bond has been set at $50,000, but we mean this quite sincerely: Don't leave jail, man. Don't leave jail, because you will die. This isn't a threat. This is Alabama. Somebody will kill you dead, and finding a sympathetic court to avenge your passing won't be easy, so just hunker down. (For the uninitiated: The thing about the Alabama-Auburn rivalry is the statewide cross-pollination of fans of both schools. It's house-to-house fighting of a sort you'd normally see in an eastern European civil war action flick, and you won't know who's after you until it's too late. One would assume Updyke knows all this already, but again: Gave his real name and hometown to the Finebaum call screeners.)
I think that's roughly 60% serious.
From an article linked from that one he's been charged with Criminal Mischief:
Criminal mischief in the first degree is committed when you damage property with intent to do so by explosion or by causing more than $2,500 in damage.
This serious property offense is a Class C felony punishable by 1 to 10 years in prison and up to $15,000 in fines.
Got this on an Alabama law site.
saw that tweet by LSUFreek.
is awesome and has WAY too much time on his hands.
Strap him to a chair. Tilt his head back. Put a funnel down his throat. Pour in 12 oz of Jack Daniels mixed with one jigger of vermouth and one-half cup of Spike 80DF. Tell him it's a Roll Tide Manhattan and he'll go happy.
I'm all for rivalries, but this is too far. You do stuff that is easy fixable, and, though possibly in poor taste, doesn't harm life.
You don't have to be a "tree-hugger" to recognize that 130 years is a damn long time, and a campus tradition is a terrible thing to lose.
This is where rivalries go wrong in my opinion. To me, insults, jokes, and good old fashion hatred is fine, but don't let it go to permeant vandalism or violence. For example, when we lost to msu, they painted the rock, yeah, ok, it's really annoying, but that's fine in my opinion. However, they also spray painted street signs, etc. that's too far. This is even beyond that. I hope they catch the guy


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[...] Together, me and her, we could surrender to the justice of something in the night
And I know that nothing is forgotten or forgiven, when its your second time around
And me I got stuff running around my head, I can't live with or without
And all the big boys, the big boys and the players, they stand outside and mumble, about something, something wrong and right
While kids like us rumble baby over something in the night
Now all them folks out on the island, they better lock their doors, take their children by the hand
Because tonight the devil will walk these streets like a man
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Leandra Medine, aka the Man Repeller, got married last night in New York, and we have all the details.
Here they are:
- The wedding took place inside the St. Regis Hotel, and the decor was inspired by Woody Allen's A Midnight in Paris.
- Medine wore off-the-rack Marchesa (not a Prabal Gurung creation as she previously told the world) underneath a white satin moto jacket by Rebecca Minkoff down the aisle.
- The one-shouldered gown is a longer version of the dress that Miranda Kerr wore to the Met Gala last year.
- She also wore a white leather vest by Lyndsey Butler, an arm full of chunky bracelets, and sparkly flatforms with bedazzled initials ("L.M." and "A.C.", for herself and new hubby Abe Cohen).
- Bridesmaids were told that they could wear whatever they wanted, as long as their ensembles were mint, light pink, or light yellow. They also wore flower crowns.
- Medine wore false eyelashes.
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1 and 1/2 out of 4 stars
Unfortunately, "The Five-Year Engagement" felt like it was five years long. The story just dragged on and the timeline didn't really make sense. There was a little girl in the movie who didn't age over the span of at least three years.
I didn't care about the characters at all. They both seemed immature and selfish and I couldn't figure out why anyone would want to marry either of them. There were some laughs, but not enough.
This one is a definite DVD-only movie -- it's not worth the price of admission.
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2 and 1/2 out of 4 stars
This movie is a true enigma with laugh-out-loud lines and gags with boring gaps of dialogue that defy any logic or reasoning. It seems the writers were a band of geniuses and idiots and they kept the script intact, which undermines the movie's overall effectiveness.
Nevertheless, the two main stars, Jason Segel (Tom) and Emily Blunt (Violet) work so hard in trying to create a good work. They are admirably supported by a very good supporting cast, especially Tom's best friend Alex (Chris Pratt), who adds a lot of charisma and style to the flick.
However, with a lot of disjointed humor and backsliding, the movie cannot find complete traction. But the movie clearly has one secret weapon despite it all, and this is the engaging presence of Blunt, who is a mesmerizing actor to say the least. Her pace and looks are unmistakably special indeed.
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There was quite a bit of silliness between the two main characters, Segel and Emily Blunt, as well as a pretty good list of other stars in the movie.
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The site is a bee hive of activity! More than 480,000 man-hours have been expended on the Wolf Ridge project thus far. The exterior brick for Tower and Lakeview halls is complete. Permanent power is also nearly complete in each building, as well as roofing, elevator and dry wall installation. Soon work will begin on sidewalks between buildings and along the interior of the property to accompany the pedestrian path between Engineering Building III and Tower Hall. Grounds crews recently planted trees along the new road and the top of the new parking lot. University Housing is securing bike racks and other outdoor furniture for the green areas surrounding the buildings.
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