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SYNOPSIS: An escaped mental patient who believes that he is a doctor terrorizes a small town, taking out people left and right in a number of fun and cool ways (that usually involve some sort of medical instrument). REVIEW: Right off the bat I'm just going to say it. I love Dr. Giggles and think that it is one of ...Read More »
Film Review: Deadly Intruder (1988)
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Film Review: Nun of That (2009)
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Film Review: The Bad Samaritan Must Die! (2012)
SYNOPSIS: The Bad Samaritan is a vicious vigilante (of sorts) who hands out his own form of justice on those who break the law (which is just a fancy way of saying he beats them to a bloody pulp). When his number one fan meets him and finds out he isn't what she thought he was she decides that he ...Read More »
Film Review: Ovulation (2013)
SYNOPSIS: A desperate woman determined to have a baby goes to some extreme measures (including murder) in order to become pregnant. REVIEW: I'm always up for checking out new low budget horror films that are shot on video. Some of them are very good while others leave a lot to be desired, so you never know for sure what you ...Read More »
Film Review: Zombie Women of Satan (2009)
SYNOPSIS: A group of traveling freak show performers and a rock star go to a secluded area to be interviewed for an Internet show. What they don't know is that the interviewer's father has been conducting bizarre experiments on a group of women. The women are soon turned into flesh eating zombies who then go about eating anyone they come ...Read More »
Interview: Todd Lincoln – Director (V/H/S: Viral, The Apparition, Gorgeous Vortex)
Todd Lincoln is a very talented and dedicated guy when it comes to film. In addition to having several short films to his credit as well as the film The Apparition he's a pretty busy guy that writes, directs, and edits. His most recent film "Gorgeous Vortex" appears as the secret final segment on V/H/S: Viral and just kicks all ...Read More »
Film Review: Something Wicked (2014)
SYNOPSIS: A year after losing her parents in an automobile accident things go from bad to worse for Christine. Not only is she being stalked by a mysterious hooded man but she is also receiving messages from her deceased parents that seem to be trying to warn her about something. Is it all really happening or is it all just ...Read More »
Book Review: Mutations – Authors E.L. Loraine and Tim Frasier
Picking up where Pathogen ended, Mutations continues the story of Lexy and her group of survivors as they try to stay alive after the zombie outbreak. This time though they not only have to worry about all the zombies trying to eat them but also the evil government agency trying to hunt them down and the mutated creatures that were ...Read More »
Top 10 Horror Film Animals
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Film Review: Berserker (1987)
SYNOPSIS: A group of friends go camping out in the woods only to be stalked by some loon running around in a bear skin. REVIEW: I don't know about anyone else who watched this movie, but the entire time I was sitting through it I kept thinking about Silent Bob's Russian cousin from Clerks singing his song called Berserker. I ...Read More »
Book Review: Pathogen – Authors E.L. Loraine and Timothy Frasier
A scientist named Lexy and a group of survivors struggle to stay alive during a zombie outbreak. What caused the outbreak and why doesn't the government seem to want a cure? Will Lexy and her cohorts discover the answers to these questions before it's too late? REVIEW: I read Timothy Frasier's book Dark Frequencies a few months ago and absolutely ...Read More »
Film Review: Cannibal Hookers (1987)
SYNOPSIS: A group of cannibal hookers go around eating everyone around them. REVIEW: I have seen a lot of horror movies in my day and I can say that without a doubt Cannibal Hookers is the greatest one of them all. In fact, it may just be the best overall movie in the history of film. Just kidding, it's actually ...Read More »
Film Review: The Horror Convention Massacre (2007)
SYNOPSIS: A crazed killer takes out a bunch of unsuspecting victims at a horror film convention. REVIEW: love horror conventions and have been to a lot of them over the past 15 years or so. One of my favorites is without a doubt Cinema Wasteland that is held twice a year in Strongsville, Ohio and it just so happens that ...Read More »
Film Review: A Blade in the Dark (1983)
SYNOPSIS: A musician composing the score for a horror film finds himself stalked by a mysterious killer that has some sort of connection to the movie he is working on. REVIEW: Some people really like giallo films and some don't. For the most part I really like them because I think that they are interesting, have some sort of mystery ...Read More »
Film Review: To All a Goodnight (1980)
SYNOPSIS: A mysterious killer in a Santa Claus suit terrorizes a group of students at an all girls' school during Christmas break.Read More »
Film Review: The Ripper (1985)
SYNOPSIS: hen a college professor buys a ring from an antique shop it turns out that it once belonged to the infamous Jack the Ripper and whoever wears it is possessed by his spirit, turning them into a homicidal maniac.Read More »
Top 10 Grossest Horror Movie Scenes
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Film Review: Digging Up the Marrow (2014) – Review 2
SYNOPSIS: An odd guy named William Dekker contacts filmmaker Adam Green with claims that monsters really do exist. Despite the urgings of others Green agrees to investigate and document these claims, but when everything is said and done he may just end up regretting his decision. REVIEW: Review- I've always been a huge fan of Adam Green and his work. ...Read More »
Interview: Adam Green – Director (Digging Up the Marrow)
Adam Green has made one hell of an impact on the world of horror thanks to awesome films such as the Hatchet trilogy, Spiral, Frozen, and Holliston. He is without a doubt one of the most talented filmmakers in the business today and he never fails to deliver. I have always been a huge fan of him and his work, ...Read More »
Film Review: The Bible Belt Slasher Pt. II: The Holy Terror! (2013)
SYNOPSIS: Jason Fry, the homicidal Bible-quoting psycho is back after escaping from a mental institution and this time he's targeting the friends and family members of the people he slaughtered in the original short film. Can Dr. Landers stop him once and for all before it's too late or is he destined to become just another one of his victims? ...Read More »


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Belgium lost sight of Lionel Messi as el capitan gave taste of glory
Every great player needs a World Cup on which to leave his mark. With Neymar out of the tournament, Lionel Messi came to life at Brazil 2014 on Saturday.
Chelsea's Romelu Lukaku: I will consider my future after the World Cup
Fourth victim dies following shooting in Jewish Museum, Belgium
Chelsea's Eden Hazard among certain starters at World Cup, says
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Road to Tara Museum opens permanent exhibit of portrait roundels from 'Gone With The Wind' premiere
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The Road to Tara Museum in Jonesboro is now the permanent home of four portrait roundels of "Gone With The Wind" stars made for the film's 1939 premiere.
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WHOSE CANDIDATES?: BIG MONEY LOOMS LARGER IN THE 2016 CAMPAIGN, Aug. 18.
Skeptics of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision in 2010 warned that it would open the door to a handful of mega-wealthy donors to buy national elections. The consequences have been worse than anyone imagined.


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The road to hell is paved with good intentions – just ask General Motors.
Pressed in the early 1990s by a looming California mandate that was going to force auto makers to sell thousands of zero-emissions vehicles in the state as early as 1998, GM spent more money and worked harder than any other auto maker to create an all-electric vehicle that consumers actually would want to buy.
Aware the car would be hampered by a limited and unpredictable cruising range, engineers created a vehicle they thought would sell: a 2-seater that was fun to drive.
Toyota chose a far less ambitious route to meeting the mandate, an electrically powered version of its small but practical RAV4 SUV.
Both vehicles – one sporty, one practical – failed miserably for reasons that now are obvious: Consumers will not spend their hard-earned dollars on vehicles that only can go 90 miles (144 km) and take six hours or more to recharge.
Did GM ever get recognition for being a leader in the EV movement? No. Instead it got skewered in last summer's absurd (but popular) documentary film "Who Killed the Electric Car." The movie argues GM deliberately sabotaged its $1 billion EV-1 program.
The movie is so unfair that even Toyota stuck up for GM. Toyota Motor Sales Vice President Ernest Bastien told the Detroit Free Press recently that film maker Chris Paine deliberately ignored Toyota's similarly horrible marketing experience in order to build a better case against GM.
Sadly, GM's extensive efforts to bring emission-less hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicles to market are not faring much better in the court of public opinion. Many environmentalists call GM's hydrogen efforts – on which it so far has invested more than $1 billion – yet another scam.
Now GM is sticking its neck out again, becoming the first auto maker in the world to commit to building a plug-in hybrid-electric vehicle, the Holy Grail vehicle that environmentalist groups have been demanding.
And yet, the response from the environmental community – while positive – has been far from overwhelming.
Plus, a surprising number of critics from inside the industry are piling on, including our own Jerry Flint. They're all clucking the lithium-ion batteries needed to make PHEVs possible are a pipedream, and that GM shouldn't bother.
Three years ago, diesel engines clean enough to meet Tier 2, Bin 5 emissions regulations were pie-in-the-sky, too, Jerry. Now a string of new light-duty diesels capable of meeting California's most stringent emissions standards soon will be widely available.
GM has made plenty of mistakes over the years: from shifting too many resources to light trucks at the expense of passenger cars, to being embarrassingly late to the HEV party, but it deserves more credit than it's getting from environmentalists and the industry at large for its bold move into PHEVs.


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Cross-Reference to Related Application
The following is a related application being filed contemporaneously and commonly assigned, namely:
"DCE Remote Procedure Call Server Scheduling Mechanism for Use with Legacy-Type Application Programs," by William B. Drury and Yua-Ping Hsu, Ser. No. 08/002,197;
The invention relates to the efficient comparison of logical data structures in different address spaces to produce consistent results, notwithstanding the possible use of different padding bits in different address spaces and/or in "marshalling" mechanisms that transfer data structures from one address space to another. More specifically, the invention relates to a method of normalizing the padding bits used in C language data structures, which may have originated in an address space other than the address space in which the comparison is performed.
The method advantageously reduces the incidence of false negatives in, e.g., a distributed computing environment (DCE) such as that defined by specifications promulgated by the Open Software Foundation (OSF). Such reduction permits remote procedure calls (RPCs) involving data structures to be used more efficiently.
Background: Padding of Gaps Between Members of Data Structures
Computers often deal with information in blocks of data organized in specified formats. For example, in the C programming language one type of data block is referred to as a "structure" that is made up of "members"; in the PASCAL language the analogous concepts are "records" and "fields." The well-known book by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Richie, The C Programming Language (1st ed. Prentice Hall 1978), hereinafter " K&R!," is incorporated herein by reference as nonessential background information known to those of ordinary skill, especially chapter 6, "Structures," and section 8.5 of Appendix A, "Structure and union declarations."
A C-language structure can include a variety of data types as members. As explained in K&R! Appendix A, section 8.5, a structure member that is defined as consisting of a specified number of bits is referred to as a "field member" of the structure. Other structure members, defined for example as being of type "int" eger! or "char" acter!, are referred to as non-field members of the structure.
The physical encoding of C-language data structure members is important in the context of the present invention. Field members, which as noted above consist of a specified number of bits, are packed into machine integers and do not overlap or straddle data storage words. Non-field members are encoded into storage beginning at an appropriate addressing boundary for the data type of the member in question, e.g., a particular non-field member may be encoded into physical storage starting at the beginning of a data "word."
Gaps can sometimes occur in physical data storage between the end of one structure member and the beginning of the next structure member; these gaps are normally filled with "padding, " i.e., the physical storage of the gaps are encoded with nonmeaningful padding bits.
The foregoing discussion is illustrated in FIG. 1. A portion 101 of a computer system's physical data storage may be divided by the system control programming into a plurality of sequential "words" such as words 103 and 105. That portion 101 might be used to encode a C structure that is defined as including a name field 107 and a street field 109, wherein the two fields cannot both fit into a single word 103 or 105. As a result, padding bits 108 and 110 are used to pad out the name field 107 so that the street field 109 starts at the beginning of the word 105.
False Negatives in Distributed-Computing Memcmp() Comparisons
Because padding bits in and of themselves have no local importance with respect to any given local computer environment, different bit patterns can be used for padding in different environments. The padding bits used to fill structure gaps do become significant, however, if a data structure is passed from one environment to another, as frequently happens in a distributed computing environment (DCE). In particular, the use of different padding bits in different computing environments can complicate the performance of a very common computing operation, namely the comparison of two structures, if one or both of the structures originates in a different environment than the environment in which the comparison is being performed.
One way of comparing two structures is to compare correlative members individually. For example, a comparison of two driver's licenses (structures) might involve, inter alia, individual comparisons of the members that contain the names, then the members that contain birth dates. However, this conceptually simple method might be highly inefficient because of the overhead incurred by the repetitive function calls to the compare function.
A more efficient comparison may be to compare entire data structures rather than individual members. Such a comparison treats a data structure as a unit, and one function call compares every bit between the two structures structure, including the padding bits. A well-known standard function for accomplishing this in modern C implementations is the "memcmp( )" function.
In a distributed computing environment, however, a memcmp( ) comparison can be adversely affected by padding-bit "corruption" that can occur as a side effect of calls to remote "server" processes. As is well known to those of ordinary skill, the term "process" refers generally to the execution by a physical processor (or processor system) of one or more series of instructions in a specified "address space," i.e., a system environment that includes particular physical resource allocations, open files, static data, etc. In particular, a problem can occur if a data structure's padding bits are altered in the course of being transferred to or from a remote "server" process. The transfer mechanism may modify the padding bits. If the padding bits are "corrupted" in this way, it follows that the more efficient whole-structure method of comparison results in a false negative.
Referring again to FIGS. 1 and 2 for purposes of illustration, the padding bits 108 and 110 are assumed to conform to a specified pattern, referred to as PADA, in the originating environment, referred to here as a "client" process. Assume that the client process makes a remote procedure call (RPC) to a remote server process to request that services involving the structure be performed, e.g., updating the structure to incorporate changed data.
Now assume that a marshalling process 210 alters the padding bits from the original bit pattern PADA to a pattern PADB, as could easily happen, e.g., in an OSF DCE environment if the host machine executing the server process utilizes data whose byte order is the reverse of that used by the client process host. Finally, assume that the structure is ultimately returned to the client process with the new pattern PADB.
If the client process were to use the memcmp( ) function to compare the structure with another structure having the same field values but different padding bits--e.g., a comparison with a copy of the "old" structure to determine whether any changes had been made as a result of the RPC--then a false negative could result, i.e., the comparison would report that the two structures were nonidentical even though they were indeed identical in their significant bits.
The present invention is one in which recognition of the problem described above leads almost immediately to a comparatively simple solution. Of course, the hindsight simplicity of the solution does not negate the nonobvious nature of the invention as a whole.
A method in accordance with the invention involves the normalization of a data structure to ensure that padding bits are consistently used. The method steps may advantageously be performed by a client process prior to and subsequent to a remote procedure call to ensure that the padding bits are not undesirably changed as a result of the RPC. The method steps can also be performed by a server process to ensure that the structures it receives in RPCs are consistent in their use of padding bits.
FIG. 1 is a greatly simplified illustration of a hypothetical structure. FIG. 2 is a data flow diagram that shows "corruption" of padding bits by, e.g., a marshalling process. FIG. 3 is a simplified illustration of an ANDing process between a received data structure and a template data structure in accordance with the invention. FIG. 4 is a simplified flow chart of illustrative method steps in accordance with the invention.
A client process that is to generate an RPC involving a data structure, or a server process that is to perform services in response to an RPC to the server process that involves a data structure, initializes the data structure with zeros in all padding-bit positions. This may be conveniently accomplished by first initializing the data structure to a 0 value in all bits using the standard C memsetO function before assigning values to the structure's members. Such initialization ensures that the padding bytes of all purely local data structures will be all zeros.
Referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, when a data structure is passed from one process (address space) to another, the receiving process receives the data structure in a conventional manner in block 401. The receiving process then resets all padding bits to all zeros in block 405. For example, a client process that receives a data structure from a server process as a result of a remote procedure call by the client resets all padding bits in the received data structure to 0. Likewise, a server process that receives a data structure as part of an RPC from a client process resets all padding bits in the received data structure to 0.
The resetting of padding bits in the received data structure may be conveniently accomplished (block 405) by ANDing the received data structure 303 with a template structure 301, identical in format to the received data structure (whose format is assumed to be known a priori as part of the receiving process's knowledge of the RPC format), in which member bits are set at 1 and padding bits are set to 0. In the normalized (ANDed) data structure 305, all member bits remain identical to those in the received data structure 303 because any variable logically ANDed with a 1 yields a result of the original variable; and all padding bits are reset to 0 because any variable logically ANDed with a 0 results in a 0. The ANDed data structure 305 is thereafter used in the place of the original received data structure 303 (in many conventional implementations the template structure 301 will be destructively ANDed onto the received data structure 303 to produce the normalized data structure 305).
The method may be optimized in several ways. For example, to reduce the overhead associated with the template initialization, the template structure may be defined as a static variable that is initialized only once in the life of the process in question. As another example, if desired the method steps may be performed only for received data structures that are to be used as operands of a memcmp() or other comparison function (or with any other function in which the presence of nonconforming padding bits may affect the operation or outcome of the function), instead of with all received data structures, as shown at decision block 403.
An illustrative implementation of the method might take a form such as the hypothetical computer program fragment reproduced in the Appendix.
A programmer developing a client or server program to implement the method could explicitly code the method steps into the program during the development process. Alternatively, the method steps could be implemented transparently to the programmer via a suitable compiler design. For example, suppose that the source code of a client program includes a statement invoking an RPC which returns a data structure. The compiler for the source code could be conventionally designed so that any such source-code statement is translated into executable code that includes code for performing the method steps upon the returned data structure.
It will be noted by those of ordinary skill having the benefit of this disclosure that the method involves tradeoffs of time and storage space. By ANDing each received structure against its template after each data transfer, the total time of the transfer is increased. The method thus is most beneficial when comparisons of structures having large numbers of members are performed, or stated more generally, when the aggregate cost in time and resource usage of field-by-field comparisons exceeds that of comparisons using the method steps and a memcmp() function.
It will be similarly noted that if a structure contains a member that is a pointer to another data store, two structures can have nonidentical pointer members to data in different locations but of identical content. In such an event a memcmp() will a return false, indicating that the structures are not identical, even though the referenced data are identical. The method steps do not address this situation.
It will be appreciated by those of ordinary skill having the benefit of this disclosure that numerous variations from the foregoing illustration will be possible without departing from the inventive concept described herein. For example, those of ordinary skill having the benefit of this disclosure will recognize that logical functions described above as being implemented in software can equivalently be implemented in hardware, e.g., through the use of discrete logic circuitry, and vice versa; likewise, a general-purpose processor operating under program control could equivalently be replaced by one or more special-purpose chips designed to perform the programmed functions; and so forth.
Accordingly, it is the claims set forth below, and not merely the foregoing illustration, which are intended to define the exclusive rights claimed in this application.
______________________________________5. APPENDIXtypedef struct {char empl-- number 10!;char empl-- name 30!;char empl-- street-- address 30!;char empl-- city 20!;char empl-- state 2!;char empl-- zip-- code 5!;EMPLOYEE-- REC;. . ./* prototype for function to mask out padding bits */static void mask-- rec(EMPLOYEE-- REC *wksp);. . .void add-- employee-- task()1 {. . .EMPLOYEE-- REC *rec1;EMPLOYEE-- REC *rec2;. . .rec1 = (EMPLOYEE-- REC *)malloc(sizeof(EMPLOYEE-- REC));rec2 = (EMPLOYEE-- REC *)malloc(sizeof(EMPLOYEE-- REC));. . ./* call mask-- rec for each record to start out clean */mask-- rec(rec1);mask-- rec(rec2);. . ./* the following call is a RPC */tsp-- empl-- server-- epv-- c.add-- empl--info((EMPLOYEE-- REC *)rec1);/* then call mask-- rec with rec1 to clean uppadding bits after RPC */ mask-- rec(rec1);. . ./* rec1 and rec2 can now be compared viamemcmp() */if (memcmp(rec1, rec2, sizeof(EMPLOYEE-- REC)) ==0) {. . .}. . .free(rec1);free(rec2);return;}/* mask function for EMPLOYEE-- REC */static void mask-- rec(EMPLOYEE-- REC *wksp) {int i;char *ptr, *maskptr;static int initialized = 0;static char zeros = 0;static char ones = ˜0;static EMPLOYEE-- REC mask;if (|initialized) {initialized = 1;memset(&mask, zeros, sizeof(mask));memset(&(mask.empl-- name), ones, sizeof(mask.empl-- name));memset(& (mask.empl-- street-- address), ones,sizeof(mask.empl-- street-- address));memset(&(mask.empl-- city), ones, sizeof mask.empl-- city));memset(&(mask.empl-- state), ones; sizeof(mask.empl-- state));memset(&(mask.empl-- zip-- code), ones,sizeof(mask.empl-- zip-- code));}ptr = (char *)wksp;maskptr = (char *)&mask;for (i=0; i<sizeof(mask); i++)ptr i! = ptr i! & maskptr i!;return;}______________________________________
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Category: Consumer Spending, Digital Media, Retail
Nov Retail Sales were below expectations at the headline level, and also taking out auto's and gasoline. All three rose .2% m/o/m, less than the estimates of +.4-.6%. Sales rose for auto's, furniture, electronics, clothing, sporting goods, department stores and online retailers but fell at restaurant/bars, building materials, food/beverages and health/personal care. Bottom line, while…Read More
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Source: Walmart Dwarfs Entire Industries And Nations Fast Co Design, December 2011
Category: Data Analysis, Retail, Think Tank
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Category: Digital Media, Retail, Think Tank
> My Sunday Washington Post Business Section column is out. This morning, we look at retail sales, inflation, and forecasts: Did Black Friday save the season? Beware the retail hype. The key takeaway is that sales improved over last year consistent with the first 10 months of 20121 — but the insane forecasts from the…Read More
Category: Apprenticed Investor, Consumer Spending, Psychology, Retail
My Monday morning missive lamenting the pitiful state of our modern media seems to have gotten some traction. I also chatted with Aaron Task and Jeff Macke of Yahoo Finance about it. On the way in yesterday, I noticed these two articles in the NYTimes: • Rough Times Take Bloom Off a New Year's Rite,…Read More
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It's probably no surprise to Financial Armageddon readers that many media outlets are trumpeting this weekend's jump in retail sales, with some even suggesting (praying?) that it means consumers are finally emerging from their recessionary funk: "Retail Sales Break Records, Cyber Monday Up Next" (USA Today) Buyers are expected to log in for online sales on Cyber…Read More
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If its the Monday after Black Friday, then its national hype the fabricated data day! Every year around this time, we get a series of loose reports coincident with Black Friday and the holiday weekend. Each year, they are wildly optimistic. And like clockwork, the media idiotically repeats these trade organizations spin like its gospel….Read More
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Chris Brown's latest album F.A.M.E. may signify a new beginning for him, but the singer can't seem to avoid questions about pleading guilty to felony assault against ex-girlfriend Rihanna almost two years ago.
Brown, 21, who lost his temper Tuesday morning after an interview on Good Morning America with Robin Roberts in which she asked about Rihanna, "is upset" by what transpired on the show, a source tells PEOPLE.
"He's been trying to move on from his past and focus on his music, and he's finally putting out an album," the source says. "Why can't we focus on that? He makes great music and he loves his fans. He's a good kid."


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Sanu has been a consistent contributor over three Bengals seasons and stepped up his role in 2014 ... Ranked third on team in receptions (56), second in receiving yards (790), and tied for fourth in TDs (five) ... Fourth on team in scrimmage yards (841) ... Had alternated in previous seasons with Marvin Jones in team's No. 2 WR role, behind A.J. Green, and claimed No. 2 spot for 2014 due to Jones being out with injuries.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2012 NFL Draft (83rd overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 6-11-12.
2014 highlights: Played in Games 1-16 (13 starts) and in Wild Card playoff ... Caught four-for-36, plus a two-point conversion, on Sept. 7 at Baltimore ... Caught three-for-84, including a 76-yard TD, on Sept. 14 vs. Atlanta, and also completed a 50-yard pass to Brandon Tate, becoming first NFL player since New England's David Patten in 2001 to log a reception of 75-plus yards and a completion of 50-plus in the same game ... Caught five-for-44 on Sept. 21 vs. Tennessee and completed his lone pass attempt for 18 yards to Andy Dalton for a TD ... Set career high for catches (10), with then-career-high of 120 yards, on Oct. 12 vs. Carolina, including a 34-yard TD, winning a contested ball from Panthers CB Melvin White, to tie the score early in fourth quarter ... Had five catches for a career-high 125 yards on Oct. 26 vs. Baltimore, with receptions of 48 yards on one TD drive and 53 yards on another ... Caught four-for-95 on Nov. 2 vs. Jacksonville, including a 19-yard TD ... Caught five-for-48 with a TD on Nov. 23 at Houston, his TD coming from six yards out as he caught the ball short of goal-line and powered his way into the end zone ... Caught three-for-31 in Wild Card playoff on 1-4-15 at Indianapolis.
He needs a "158.3" tattoo: Sanu just won't come off the 158.3 career score that is the best possible for an NFL passer rating. He threw his fifth career pass on Nov. 30 of last season at Tampa Bay, taking a lateral from QB Andy Dalton and rifling an 11-yard bullet to A.J. Green on the Bengals' first TD drive. It lifted his career numbers to five-for-five for 177 yards, with two TDs and no INTs. Sanu has never been below 158.3. Each of his five completions have left him with a perfect score. His TD passes have gone 73 yards to WR A.J. Green (in 2012) and 18 yards to QB Andy Dalton (in 2014). He is the only Bengals WR to throw a TD pass, and he is the only player in NFL history with two or more TD passes, 150 or more passing yards and zero incompletions.
More from previous seasons: 2012—Played in nine games (Games 1, 3-5 and 7-11) before being placed Dec. 4 on Reserve/Injured list, due to foot injury suffered in practice on Nov. 29 ... Totaled 16 receptions for 154 yards and four TDs and had a 73-yard TD pass ... On Sept. 23 at Washington, started game as "Wildcat" QB, faked a handoff, and then hit WR A.J. Green in stride for 73-yard TD pass on game's first scrimmage play, ball traveling 50 yards in the air ... Completion to Green was longest by an NFL player on first career attempt since 2003 ... Four-for-47 receiving Nov. 11 vs. N.Y. Giants, with first career TD catch (10 yards), and also added a three-yard rush to convert a third down ... Had his only two-TD game Nov. 25 vs. Oakland, with scores on first-half throws of two and five yards ... First TD vs. Oakland came on impressive one-handed catch near end-zone sideline. 2013—Totaled 47 receptions for 455 yards and two TDs ... On Sept. 22 vs. Green Bay, led team with 68 receiving yards while tying for team lead in catches (four) ... Caught three-for-19 on Sept. 29 at Cleveland, and also drew a 40-yard pass interference penalty against Browns ... .. Caught two-for-11 Nov. 17 vs. Cleveland, including a six-yard TD, and set up another TD by taking a lateral from Andy Dalton and passing 25 yards to HB Giovani Bernard ... Caught four-for-35 on Dec. 22 vs. Minnesota, with a seven-yard TD in third quarter ... Caught one-for-13 in Wild Card playoff on 1-5-14 vs. San Diego.
College: Played three seasons (2009-11) at Rutgers, catching Big East-record 210 passes, for 2263 yards and 12 TDs ... Played in 38 games with 37 starts ... Passed for 207 yards with four TDs and no INTs during career, and rushed for 653 yards and nine scores .. Opted to enter draft after junior season ... Scorched defenses for 115 receptions in 2011, shattering Larry Fitzgerald's Big East record of 92 for Pitt in '03 ... Broke conference career receptions record of 207 set for Rutgers by former Bengal Brian Leonard (from 2003-06) ... As a senior, helped Scarlet Knights to 9-4 record with Pinstripe Bowl win over Iowa State ... His 16 receptions vs. Ohio in '11 set a Big East single-game mark, and his 13 catches against both North Carolina and Army tied for second-most.
Personal: Hometown is South Brunswick, N.J. ... Attended South Brunswick High School, where he played S, WR and QB, and he also punted during each of his three varsity seasons ... High school retired his uniform number (2) in 2013 ... Because he turned 19 prior to his senior prep season, he was ineligible to play under state rules, and he was limited to practice work throughout the full 2008 campaign ... In 2007, he passed for 900 yards and rushed for 700 on offense, and he had 90 tackles with five INTs on defense as South Brunswick gained its first playoff berth in nearly 40 years ... Labor studies major at Rutgers ... Favorite hobby is playing FIFA soccer video game ... His parents are both natives of the West African nation of Sierra Leone ... Last name is pronounced "suh-NOO."
When you pump up 429 yards on a night you don't have your Pro Bowl wide receiver, your Pro Bowl left tackle and your bell cow running back, an offensive coordinator has to have the pick of his favorite plays.
Bengals wide receiver Mohamed Sanu is expected to be 100 percent when he arrives next month at the Bengals offseason workouts as he comes back from the broken foot that wiped him out of the last month of his season.
James Urban, the Bengals Energizer Bunny of a wide receivers coach, loves being on the field this upcoming weekend at Indianapolis when he helps run the receiver drills at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Bengals wide receiver Mohamed Sanu, who missed the last six games with a stress fracture in his left foot, says he's back running routes after being cleared in early February.
Mohamed Sanu talks with the media after the overtime win at home against the Seattle Seahawks.
Sanu talks with Geoff Hobson about last week's win against Baltimore and this weeks opponent, Kansas City.
Bengals.com recaps Wednesday's Training Camp practice, the final tune up before Friday night's preseason game against the New York Giants.
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jfruhlinger writes: "One of the ways that YouTube became respectable was by promising to filter out copyrighted content that had been uploaded against the wishes of the copyright holder. But the recent much-anticipated Led Zeppelin reunion concert — and the resulting flood of amateur video footage uploaed to YouTube — demonstrated a hole in YouTube's filtering process: the filter compares uploaded videos to an original version, a process that doesn't work when the videos in question are all taken from different angles and with different cameras."
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Theater in Review
By D.J.R. BRUCKNER
Published: February 22, 1996
Magic Fingers Of a Different Sort 'A Laying of Hands' Onyx Theater Company
A mute character is the most eloquent person on stage in "A Laying of Hands" by Michele Maureen Verhoosky, and those who cannot hear know not only what is said but also the thoughts of the speakers. In this production, which runs through Sunday at the Ubu Repertory Theater (149 Mercer Street, SoHo), a highly disciplined cast turns a miracle play with a difference into an often funny but profoundly emotional meditation on ignorance, illusion and the healing art of communication.
Ms. Verhoosky's story -- about Sheba, a young black woman in Georgia 60 years ago, whose hands can cure and even rescue other people from death although she cannot cure her own deafness -- is sometimes disconnected. But her insights into despair, hope, wickedness and rascality are extraordinary, and often brilliantly exploited by 15 actors under Veona Thomas's direction.
Women and children clearly dominate, especially Patrice Joyner as Sheba, whose independence, wonder, hurt and compassion come across powerfully without one spoken word; Dee Dixon as Louella, her wise and sly mother, and Kai M. Reevey and Timothy Joyner as Louella's grandchildren, who learn things from Sheba that make them smarter than most of the adults they encounter. Men do have their moments here, and the most memorable belong to Jeffrey Collins, who has a wonderful gift for creating deadbeats and conjures up two oily and delightful ones in this play.
Ms. Joyner uses only American sign language; some characters speak, others speak and sign. What is most striking is how natural all this conversation is and how much it reveals about imagination, speech and silence. D. J. R. BRUCKNER
Photo: From left, Patrice Joyner, Dee Dixon and Kai M. Reevey as three generations of a family in "A Laying of Hands." (Jonathan Slaff/"A Laying of Hands")


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Tuukka Rask Says Bruins' Comeback Win 'a Long Time Coming,' as B's Get Aggressiveness Back In Game (Video)
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ATLANTA - NOVEMBER 19: Goaltender Tuukka Rask #40 of the Boston Bruins against the Atlanta Thrashers at Philips Arena on November 19, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Tuukka Rask made 23 saves in the Bruins' shootout win over the Toronto Maple Leafs Monday night. That defensive performance anchored the team's rallying effort in which they came back from a 2-0 deficit to win. The B's were finally able to show some much-needed aggressiveness in the matchup, reminding fans of the character of the team, which has struggled to capitalize on offensive opportunities as of late. Rask told Naoko Funayama it's been a "long time coming, coming back from a two or three goal deficit." Check out what else Rask had to say in the video above.
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VP of football operations John Elway says he's not panicking over the team's 2-3 record but in order to give the Broncos the best chance to win he is petitioning the league to extend games to 5 quarters starting next week.
Saints QB Drew Brees breaks Johnny Unitas's 50 yr old record for consecutive games with a touchdown pass while suspended Saints coach Sean Peyton looks on from a skybox at the Superdome. Wanna know the difference between me and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell? When I tell my kids they're grounded, they actually STAY grounded.
Rockies manager Jim Tracy resigns rather than relinquish control to the team's front office. If the front office thinks they've earned the right to MORE control based on their track record it's official: the lunatics have now taken over the asylum.
Broncos lose a tough one in New England 31-21:- Related: Willis McGahee misses team flight after fumbling his boarding pass on the tarmac just 10 yards short of the plane door.
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An ASU biomedical engineer contributes to potentially groundbreaking research on a synthetic material to aid the blood clotting process.
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I was there with a friend last summer and in principle we were going to stay just one day because a Greek girl told us it was an ugly and stressing island, but we finally stayed there for a week! Paros is a precious island! The cobbled streets are small, clean, and full of flowers everywhere. There's a lot of restaurants, pubs, and bars just in front of the sea, near the port and you can stay there till 3 or 4 in the morning. I stayed in the capital, Parikia, which is very beautiful and has good beaches. And then I went to Naoussa (twenty minutes by bus from Parikia) which is a charming town -- smaller than Parikia and one of the nicest places in the Cyclades. In short, I felt very pleased with
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Nice Hotel...
The place is nice, its a bit far out from Adare and its a dangerous road to walk. I would recommend it to people with a car. We went for a nice relaxing weekend, and thats what we got. The room was nice and big, but found the walls a bit thin!
The food was fab (breakfast, lunch and dinner), the swimming pool and gym facilities are great. Apart from the fire-alarm going off 4 times during the nights we were staying, it was great!
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Stayed five nights and loved it! The staff were very pleasant and helpful, the acomodations clean, the food very good and plenty of it. The food service staff cooked my family turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, and dressing for us for our american Thanksgiving dinner! Will definately stay here again when in Adare.
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We recently stayed here for 3 nights over a bank holiday weekend (2 adults and 2 young children).
We left it late to book but got a 3 night package which wasn't bad value. We were not happy with the room we were given so we were moved to a bigger cleaner room and in fairness the staff couldn't have done more. A bowl of fruit and mineral water was sent to our room as well as balloons for the kids. Food was not bad but just not very keen on Cissy Macs - basically an old fashioned irish bistro trying to create an old world feel but could do with a face lift - although the foreign tourists probably like it. We judge hotels alot by the service and the staff and there was good and bad but mostly good. Courtesy with a smile doesn't cost anything but can sometimes be hard to find. Mostly Polish staff but no problems with the language and again, courtesy was the rule with the rare exception.
Pool & beauty facilities are good and the kids liked it. The kids club is ok - 2 young girls in a converted bedroom but was adequate.
Overall it is a good value 3 star hotel - nothing more nothing less. Probably wouldn't go back but that would be on the basis of that there are too many other places to try out !!
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My husband and I have just returned from a three-night stay at the Woodlands. The hotel is ideally placed being a 45-minute car journey from Shannon Airport, and only a couple of minutes from the picturesque village of Adare.
We were impressed with the size of our room and the friendliness of the staff. We were delightfully surprised to receive a complementary fruit basket and helium balloons (we had mentioned on arrival that my husband was celebrating his 40th birthday).
The range of choice and the quality of the food in Timmy Mac's Bistro were very good, at night at least. We were less impressed with breakfast, which is cooked in large batches and tends to sit about for quite a while before it gets to your plate.
The facilities in the leisure spa were excellent and made for a most relaxing experience.
All in all we had a very enjoyable stay.
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The 'superior' type room was perfectly adequate for our stay and the en-suite was spacious and well supplied each day with any towels/toiletries etc. that were needed. The self-service breakfast is served in Timmy Mac's bistro and there is a large variety of food available. We had all our meals in the hotel and all were superb.
There is a leisure club which also contains a super pool which my children really enjoyed.There is a large bar/lounge on the premises which was ideal to relax in after a busy day.
The crowning glory of this hotel though has to be it's efficient and super-friendly staff. I intend to return later in the summer and I would heartily recommend this hotel to anyone.
What a dump!
To start with the staff was rude in greeting us. At 4:pm the room was clean or ready. They couldn't find our reservation. The room furniture (chairs and bedspread) and carpet were thread bear and dirty. This hotel had seen better days. No charm or warmth. The food was not much better and to make thing worse..it is out in the middle of no where!! I think the staff wins the award for being so rude!! Think twice before booking this one!
Excellent service and great value
We stayed for 2 nights recently after securing a special offer direct from the hotel.
The one thing that stands out was the excellent service we received from all the staff throughout the hotel.
Sure enough many are not irish but thats just a fact of life in modern ireland and to be honest these days many irish people are just plain rude so it didnt bother me in the least.
The Leisure centre was excellent and ranks up there with any I have used before. We didnt eat in the restaurant but used Timmy Mac's bistro instead and I have to say the choice and the food was excellent.
The location is about a mile or two outside Adare village so you may need transport to get in and out.
And so to the room. When we got the deal we were told we would be given a room close to the function room. They seem to have a block of B&B type rooms in a seperate corrider. These rooms are very basic (no bath / sink in bedroom) but they were spotlessly clean. Unfortunately you can hear the music from the function room as clear as day .
The hotels main bedrooms are located well away from the function room and we had a peep at some of them when walking by and they all look very large and to a very good standard.
To be fair to the hotel they informed us of the type of room we were getting but because it was a very very good deal we stuck with the room we had.
The hotel seems ideal for kids also.
Very nice comfortable hotel good food
We spent a very enjoyable January weekend at the Hotel. Two adults and 2 kids 9 + 6. Room was their standard room but much larger than normal hotel room. Food was top notch and reasonably priced. Leisure centre was enjoyable. Had expected a kids club and was slightly dissapointed when it wasnt open Friday or in the evenings, as this is the period when one wishes to enjoy the restaurent. Was informed though that it does open on a more regular basis in busier periods,
Middle of the road, lacks character
big hotel, good facilities, lacks personal touch in decor. That said the family who run it are very evident around the hotel (check out the portrait in the foyer) We had a few issues around choosing a bottle of wine at dinner (from a small wine list our four four choices for a bottle of red were out of stock- we changed our order to beers!) Rooms are a good size, enormous beds, and jacuzzi baths (we were in an executive type room). Avoid breakfast, it is very greasy, nearly all deep-fried, although good selection of teas etc. We attended a wedding and the service was excellent at the reception. Pity the hotel is now so big that it has very little character
Enjoyable visit
I had a very enjoyable stay in August 2003. The hotel is set in the countryside and has very pleasant gardens. The room I was given was spacious and above average size. The room was clean and pleasantly decorated and felt quite homely. The bathrooms looked quite new and there was a jacuzzi function in the baths themselves. There is onsite Timmie Mac's bar which seemed popular and served good food. All in all it made for pleasant and relaxing stay just a couple of miles from Adare described as Ireland's best village!
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Woods' shot on the 15th hole of the second round hit the flag stick and bounced back into the water. He took his penalty drop 2 yards behind where he hit the original shot, a rules violation.
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Augusta National said it was Nantz who alerted Masters officials Friday that Woods' post-rounds comments were causing some doubts, leading to another review.
Woods had said after his round, "I went back to where I played it from, but went two yards further back and I tried to take two yards off the shot of what I felt I hit. And that should land me short of the flag and not have it either hit the flag or skip over the back. I felt that was going to be the right decision to take off four (yards) right there. And I did. It worked out perfectly."
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Augusta National reviewed the matter Friday even before Woods' second round was complete and found no breach of rules. But when Woods said after the round that he chose to play his drop slightly farther back from where he played his original shot, Augusta National decided to review the matter once again.
"If this had all happened later at night, if somebody had called in late at night and then had gone back and reviewed everything, then in fact Tiger would be disqualified," Faldo said. "He would have signed for the wrong score. In a way, that helped him. They reviewed the situation, they decided from what they saw there was no infringement, but it was only after Tiger then said, `Hey, I intentionally came back a couple of yards.'"
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