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I know there are a lot of people driving to San Jose to work, my coworkers and I carpool to San Jose downtown near city hall to work, we park near Riley shopping center near Sunol Pleasanton or near Pleasanton downtown then drive in turn each day to work. We are looking for public transportation or adding more people so we can create vanpool service or use bus like ridepal to commute to San Jose to work. Anyone is interested in this?
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The snow that hit this area this past week should not have come as a surprise to anyone as weather forecasters had been predicting it for more than a week. Yet, as I was out and about, I overheard several remark they were caught off guard. And if the rush to the grocery was anything like past storm warnings, all stores were sold out of bread and milk - at least temporarily.
I don't know when the first snowfall in this area might have been in the past, but I do know that when I lived in Georgia in the 1960s, I drove home to Ohio on Nov. 1 and ran into one heck of a snowstorm. It made me pull driving tips in icy and snowy weather back to the forefront real quick.
As we look ahead at the calendar, Thanksgiving is right around the corner - a little later than usual this year. This might be a good time to look around your neighborhood and inquire if there might be someone whose family lives out of town or out of state or maybe not have family at all. If you find someone, you have at least two options - if not more - to make their Thanksgiving Day a blessed one. Since most of us cook way too much food for ourselves or family, perhaps you could fix a plate to take to your neighbor. Or, Emanuel Lutheran Church will have its 16th annual Thanks and Giving Day on Nov. 28. They provide a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings for area folk who might be alone or unable to cook their own dinner. And it's free. The dinner is served in the church parlor from noon to 3 p.m. and they also offer carryouts and free delivery. I understand Mobile Meals also helps some with those deliveries. So there is no reason for any resident to sit home alone and either have a bowl of soup, cereal or even a microwave meal when they can enjoy such a good home-cooked meal for free. Want delivery? Call the church at 383-2184 by Tuesday and it will arrive at your doorstep in time for dinner.
I used to know how many volunteers it takes to pull off this community good neighbor deed each year but have forgotten it. Anyway, kudos to all for giving of their time on much celebrated family day to do for others.
Do you remember where you were and what you were doing at 1:40 p.m. Nov. 22, 1963? I vividly remember that date and time. I was living in Augusta, Ga., and was standing at the ironing board and watching "As The World Turns" when the networks broke in with the news that John F. Kennedy had been shot. I remember I could not pull myself away from the television the remainder of the day and ended up missing a class that evening - but I wasn't the only one not present. I understand there will be several networks offering special shows that day to commemorate the 50th anniversary.
Many area schools held special events to honor veterans this past week. Thanks to teachers and administrators who assisted the students in preparing for these events. I have long had a concern that today's generation would have no clue what veterans in conflict - and also their families - endure and face on a minute-by-minute basis. I did the veterans tribute at the church I attend last Sunday. I found part of the presentation on U-Tube. If you have Internet access, go to U-Tube, then type in 'I Fought for You' and watch that video. It's a tear jerker but also brings to the front our lack as a population, in general, to remember how much we do owe our veterans for the freedoms we enjoy every day.
I saw my first Christmas display this past week. As I write this, I only have one tree up but hope to get at least two more up this weekend. I don't light them though, until Thanksgiving. Christmas by Candlelight opens Thanksgiving evening also. I understand more displays and lights have been added this year. Don't forget to support your hometown Christmas light display.
Let me leave you with this quotation by Theodore Roosevelt: Let us remember that, as much has been given us, much will be expected from us, and that true homage comes from the heart as well as from the lips, and shows itself in deeds."
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Shahzain was speaking to the media after appearing at a sessions court in Quetta for the hearing of an illegal arms possession case.
He further claimed that the three Bugtis arrested from Karachi on Monday, who were believed to be from outlawed Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), had been picked up from Quetta on January 18 this year.
Shahzain and his 26 security guards were arrested last month after the Supreme Court cancelled their earlier bail granted by Balochistan High Court.
They had been arrested by paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) on December 22, 2010 at the Buleli check post in Quetta for allegedly smuggling weapons.
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Recently I bought an extra-large bottle of WR, the one with the Derby horse motif. I found the whiskey middling, showing some of the acetone-like traits another poster mentioned recently. (I have found that bourbons packaged in extra-large bottles are not generally to my taste, I wonder if specialty and large packages are reserved for the slightly less good stuff).
So I bought a standard-size bottle of WR and this one was much better I thought, showing the typical "burned cherrywood" nose and taste. It had little of the acetone-like edge of the other one. However, the body of the smaller bottle seemed a bit lacking and the flavour a bit sharp. So I vatted the two bottles and tried different proportions.
It is interesting (I find) how the different combinations were noticeably different in nose and taste. Finally I hit on the perfect combination or rather two: by adding some of each bottle to the other, I now have two bottles of WR that really please me. The large bottle's acetone flavor is much diminished, filled out by the wood and cherry of the other. And the smaller bottle is fuller-tasting and smoother all round than it was before - maybe it needed a little congener.
WR is comprised (Chuck Cowdery was the first to mention this) of, I understand, whiskeys of 4 ages or lots, two from Versailles and two from the main plant of B-F, used in varying proportions to obtain the desired profile.
So I've stayed of course with the same approach but have obtained a particular complexity and balance that I like by working with twice the number of the variables (which inevitably won't have been exactly the same, e.g., the older WR pot still element in the one bottle probably was slightly different from the one in the other bottle, etc.).
From having two bottles of something decent that I wasn't completely happy with, I now have two still somewhat different things I am really happy with. It isn't in my head, I reserved samples of the original contents and comparative tastings show the difference.


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Others saw dollar signs when they looked back at Von Dutch's storied, troubled life, and his one-of-a-kind artworks, and that's where the trouble started.
A decade after Dutch's death, the duplicators are now in arbitration in Los Angeles Superior Court, where they hope to figure out once and for all who has the rights to reproduce certain of Von Dutch's works. Like many things that get out of hand, it all began with one man. He thought Dutch's signature and maybe a flying eyeball or two would look good on the back of a work shirt.
"When I was about 16 or so I saw an article about Von Dutch in the paper, and I was fascinated," said Long Beach concert promoter and clothing designer Ed Boswell. "It was actually just because, because he smoked pot … drank beer in lieu of food and never had a Social Security number, and did whatever he wanted and was a legendary guy. That sounded cool to me."
With licensing from Dutch's two daughters in hand, Boswell says, he formed a company to produce clothing—T-shirts, jeans, even underwear—with Dutch's most famous doodles on them. But, classically underfunded, he wound up bringing in surf clothing entrepreneur Michael Cassel. Boswell claims Cassel forced him out and took over the clothing line with his brother Donald. Boswell has retained the services of an attorney to help sort out his end of the matter.
"Not true. Not true. That's how I got to the estate. That's Ed [Boswell]'s only connection," said Michael Cassel, who claims he had the idea to produce sportswear with an industrial look, officially formed Von Dutch Originals in 1999 and opened its main store on Melrose Avenue in 1999. Low on dough, Cassel says, he brought in current Von Dutch CEO Tonny Sorensen, reportedly also a champion kick-boxer, as one of several other minority investors. Cassel said Sorensen wound up buying out other minority investors to become a 51 percent shareholder in the company—and forcing Mike Cassel out.
"When it got to the point where he had enough money, that's where he leveraged me out," Cassel said. Now funded by a battery of investors he said includes Guess, Cassel wants the judge to agree that he still owns 49 percent of the company—and that either he or Sorensen should buy the other out. Representatives of Von Dutch Originals in Los Angeles declined repeated requests for an interview.
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The city has scrapped its plan to ship trash to the mainland, and bales of plastic-wrapped garbage once destined to take a 2,600-mile boat ride to Washington state will now be trucked less than a mile to the HPOWER incinerator.
Acting Mayor Kirk Caldwell announced yesterday that the city reached an agreement with Hawaiian Waste Systems to cancel the three-year contract. The company's failure to secure federal permits for the shipments had postponed numerous startup dates.
Hawaiian Waste will truck to HPOWER about 20,000 tons of solid waste that has been accumulating at three sites in Campbell Industrial Park since October.
In return the city will forgive Hawaiian Waste $1 million in refuse tipping fees, Caldwell said.
Caldwell said it will take about five months to dispose of the trash. Items that cannot be burned at HPOWER will be taken to the Waimanalo Gulch landfill on the Waianae Coast.
Caldwell also said the city will pay Hawaiian Waste $39.48 a ton to shred large items such as mattresses so they can be burned at HPOWER, the city's garbage-to-energy plant.
Caldwell said HPOWER does not have equipment to shred the trash, and that there is a "real need" for the Hawaiian Waste System shredding service.
Caldwell said the three-year contract to ship Oahu trash to the mainland had been intended to be temporary, until the city expanded HPOWER capacity in 2011. The contract began on Sept. 28 and was to end on Sept. 27, 2012.
"I don't want to ship opala (trash)," said Caldwell. "It's not sustainable, and I don't think it's environmentally friendly."
Trash had piled up at Campbell Industrial Park, and in March the company stopped accepting trash for baling and preparation for shipment.
State health officials fined the company $40,400 in May for the illegal storage of waste at Campbell Industrial Park.
Hawaiian Waste is contesting the fine and is scheduled to appear at an administrative hearing in October.
Meanwhile, the Yakama Nation in Washington state opposed the proposed trash shipments. They and others sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture, alleging the department failed to adequately analyze a number of issues, including environmental impacts and a tribal agreement.
The USDA pulled a compliance agreement allowing Hawaiian Waste Systems to ship solid waste to the Roosevelt Regional Landfill, after a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on July 29, preventing the start of shipments.
Hawaiian Waste Systems President Michael Chutz and Yakama Tribal Council Chairman Harry Smiskin could not be reached for comment yesterday.


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This got me wondering if your cell phone has taken the place of your other gadgets? I know that my iPhone has inadvertently replaced several on this list, but there are a few I can't live without (hello, proper digital camera!). Has your smartphone replaced any of your other beloved gadgets?
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outlawd98 7 years
The Watch!
elladebella 7 years
Yes! I forget that I have an iPod nano since I got my new phone!
thoroughlymodern 7 years
Yeah, how about an option for multiple offenses! I definitely tote my iPod around less now that I have an iPhone. I'm also less concerned with making sure I have camera with me. I still tend to use my alarm clock in addition to alarms on my phone.
VialRocker 7 years
Camera, Land Line, Calculator, Clock/Watch. I carry a GOOD camera with me if I want good pictures, but usually I'll just whip out my cell phone if I just want to capture an image of something I see while out shopping that I want to show my husband before buying. As for the alarm clock, I have four alarms preset on my phone with adjustable volume and customizable tones. How many clocks can do that? And of those that can, how many are all that affordable?
vanitypot 7 years
almost all of the above but most of the time, calculator and alarm clock :D calculator: even my college profs tells us to bring out our cellphones to calculate something ^_^ alarm clock: i swear it's more effective than a regular alarm clock (in my opinion haha) :D
macgirl 7 years
Nearly all of the above. I doubt that the camera in my phone will ever be enough to replace even my everyday camera, let alone my husbands SLR. If it could replace my little Canon without adding any bulk I would be all over it.
MissMarisol 7 years
Land line. I solely rely on my cellphone for phone calls.
jmichelle 7 years
The only time I've used an actual calculator as opposed to the one on my phone in the past few years have been when I needed my TI-83 for Statistics... maybe the smart phone will replace those too? lol, doubtful.
colormesticky 7 years
Land line, calculator, and my day planner. Which isn't a gadget, but it's pretty awesome not having to carry it around anymore.
CHOOCHOO 7 years
I would never give up an actual camera. My phone pics are all freakin' fuzzy.
Cris1192 7 years
there should be an I don't have a smart phone option for us (losers/outcasts/ can't afford) who don't have one...
brandi07 7 years
I think I will always want a digital camera because the ones on phones just don't even compare.
starangel82 7 years
I voted land line, but it's also replaced my alarm clock as well. I know my phone has GPS, but I haven't used it yet...
calypso-blue 7 years
ALL OF THE ABOVE!! My phone has the uses of everything. And even a gaming console cuz since I dont have a Wii and wanted to try out MySims, I just downloaded it to my phone and play it on there instead! Plus, it's way easier to carry around one item instead of seven. Really, its just common sense to combine everythign into one.
Baby-Girl 7 years
My N95 has replaced my calculator, camera and GPS system.
katie171 7 years
Everything except a digital camera.
sparklestar 7 years
How about "all of the above" ??
the-makeup-blogette 7 years
i have been using the iphone most of this year, but even before that, my mobile phone has replaced my alarm clock, mp3 player, and land line phone. I still have my land line, and mp3 player, but they are not used as much now. i still need to use my camera cos the iphone does not have a quality one. however i still have my games console etc nothing can totally replace that! hehe...
Jessiebanana 7 years
Between my cell phone, laptop, and ipod touch. I don't need anything else. A landline is a waste of money and I wouldn't cry if my tv disappeared either. I guess digital cameras are still good.
caroline_1 7 years
all of the above.. lol.. alarm, games, landline, camera, music.... whole shebang.
kcwebgirl 7 years
i love my smartphone because it does all kinds of awesome things like gives me gps and web browsing and email on the go. but it will not replace most of the other gadgets i already have. i won't give up my personal gaming gadget (ds lite) because i like the wireless comp with my friends who also have ds lites. i use my phone as a second alarm clock because i need two! i require a real digital camera because the camera phone is not the bizness. i do appreciate the calculator and land line replacement though.
kristints 7 years
My iPhone has replaced my DS, iPod, GPS, calculator and alarm clock. I do still use my iPod Nano when I work out (all the arm band cases for iPhone SUCK!) and I'm a total photo geek, so, it could never replace my SLR, but my iPhone is all I have to carry around on a day to day basis.
monday 7 years
it should let us select more than one :) my phone's replaced a landline, calculator, alarm clock, watch, and that little notebook i carry around for reminders (calendar & notes functions).
PiNkY-PiNk 7 years
everything except a landline and digital camera.
pinksocks 7 years
there' should be an "all of the above" choice!


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In the recent election, we squandered our opportunity for real change and opted instead for another four years of Barack Obama. His vow to work with Congress is just another empty promise that he will never keep.
We saw how he worked with Republicans while crafting ObamaCare. Who would expect him to change now?
Scoundrel Bill Clinton was impeached for lying to a grand jury under oath.
Contrast that with the numerous times President Obama has bypassed Congress, trashed our Constitution, ruled by "executive order" and refused to enforce our laws. In addition, he has the gun-running "Fast and Furious" and Benghazi cover-ups to explain.
Why does Clinton get impeached and Obama gets a pass?
My guess is politicians are afraid of the "race card." They pretend not to notice and just overlook Obama's misdeeds.
Obama will never resign, but if he were impeached and removed from office, Joe Biden would become president. Gasp! Just the thought is blood curdling.
Another winner in this election was Bob Casey, a man who spent six years in Washington and accomplished nothing. Bob says he needs six more years to finish the job.
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Jeff Bullas on his blog addressed an interesting thought: Is Facebook killing the blog?
Personally I don't think Facebook is "killing the blog" per se. I think blogging isn't for everyone, but there will always be those who prefer blogging to any other medium and those who think the act is a waste of time and won't partake.
To put together an article or a book 20 years ago was arduous and very few people got to see it as the web was not on public display but buried in University research labs and offices and the software tools did not exist to easily and quickly create anything much more than a text document.
When blogs emerged in the 1990′s they were very much text-based but have evolved into multimedia platforms where can embed your YouTube Videos as well Slideshare and paste in your Flickr images to embellish your text and story.
Facebook the social media giant has since arrived on the scene and developed into a multi-media rich social networking portal where you can invite all your friends and share your story with minimal friction. To publish and share in 2010 is 'dead easy' and that is what most people want, they just want to be given a tool that doesn't require plugins or widgets and just 'do it'.
Creating, maintaining and developing a blog takes a lot of research, time and effort with determining what plugins to use, what widgets to embed or what email and RSS subscription platforms to use rather than just signing into Facebook.
Nielsen research is showing that traffic to WordPress and Blogger the two major blogging sites is stagnating, while Facebook's traffic grew by 66% last year and Twitters by 47%. Morningside Analytics, an analytics market research firm has discovered a 'vast field of dead blogs' in Indonesia that have not been updated since May 2009 which directly corresponds with the arrival of the Indonesian version of Facebook.
Though they "analysts" claim Facebook is the new media version of the apocalypse for the blog, I don't agree. I think Social Media adds value to blogging. Facebook, Twitter and Social Media do a great job enhancing a blog's reach and community involvement. Social Media helps syndicate blogs across the Net and expose the blogger's view point and thought to millions of people that it probably wouldn't reach otherwise.
Yet for those who aren't into blogging, but just want to share, Twitter, Facebook and for that matter Tumblr and Posterous are great options for less formal sharing.
Both Tumblr and Posterous are hosted blogging solutions. Many Netizens use them to share quips and short thoughts, pictures, images and videos. It's a way for them to express themselves without the commitment to a blog.
Now commitment is another factor that might be making the blogosphere go stagnant. Having a blog and not keeping it relatively up-to-date is almost a sin. People won't regularly visit a blog that isn't updated enough. Heck I'm guilty of not updating this site as often as I should. So the commitment factor can also be another reason Facebook is the new sharing center.
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The company that first brought the public instant film photography has a low-cost action camera that's about capturing everyday moments, not extreme experiences.
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Alleged supersized successor to flagship One M8 appears to sport larger screen and a protruding camera lens, perhaps addressing one of the few complaints of its predecessor.
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MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Dale Earnhardt Jr. disliked the attention caused by his concussions and nearly three-week departure from NASCAR but said Friday he returns to racing glad he took steps to make sure he is OK.
NASCAR's most popular driver, who had a hard crash Oct. 7 at Talladega that left him with headaches and his second concussion in six weeks, is returning this weekend at Martinsville Speedway. He was examined and cleared to return by neurosurgeon Dr. Jerry Petty on Tuesday, a day after he ran 123 laps during a test at half-mile Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson, Ga.
"I'm glad I did what I did. I'm glad I took the time off and made the choices that I made," he said. "I had to do it. I didn't have a choice. I knew something wasn't right."
Earnhardt missed races at Charlotte and Kansas and said it was frightening to know something was amiss in his head.
"Some concussions are really bad. And I don't care how tough you think you are — when your mind is not working the way it is supposed to, it scares the (expletive) out of you," he said. "You are not going to think about race cars. You aren't going to think about trophies. You're not going to think about your job. You're going to be thinking about what do I got to do to get my brain working the way it was before."
Earnhardt said the time away provided an education he now appreciates, including learning the difference between a concussion he suffered during a tire test Aug. 29 in Kansas that left him feeling foggy and fuzzy and the one at Talladega that left him emotional, filled with anxiety and "a mess."
A trip to see concussion specialist Dr. Michael Collins at UPMC helped alleviate the anxiety. It put Earnhardt on track to getting better and understanding his injuries.
"They put me on a physical and mental exercise program that I did every day. That really made the biggest difference. It was really crazy because I went to Pittsburgh a mess. I was just mentally a mess," he said. "The doctors up there, we talked for the whole day and went through these exercises and did a lot of stuff and, in 12 hours, I felt really good. I felt completely different. I couldn't believe it."
Earnhardt qualified 20th for Sunday's race. Jimmie Johnson (97.598 mph) is on the pole; points leader Brad Keselowski will start 32nd.
Johnson has won six times on the 0.526-mile, paper clip-shaped oval. Denny Hamlin, who is third in the points and qualified fifth, has won four times here.
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Authorities in Costa Rica recovered the body of 17-year-old Marshaun Braxton of New Albany Tuesday morning – ending a nearly two-day search for him after he was carried out to sea off the country's Pacific Coast Sunday evening.
Marshaun Braxton of New Albany, a member of First United Methodist Church's youth group, was in the country as part of a youth mission trip. According to Interim Sr. Pastor Jerry Beam, superintendent of the New Albany District of the United Methodist Church, Braxton and three other youth fell into the water after a being hit by a large wave.
"Several of the team members had decided to take a walk Sunday evening and were standing on some rocks on the Pacific coast looking out to sea," Beam said. "Four of them fell into the water and three of them have been rescued."
Even though the others tried to hang on to Braxton and despite his ability to swim, he was unable to fight the current.
Under the guidance of United Methodist Volunteers in Mission, the 15-member team left New Albany Saturday morning for Costa Rica – their destination being the town of Villa Brinceno. The mission team, made of high school students and adult chaperones, were set to work with the "Jesu Christo es el Senior church". As part of their mission, they were to help with the construction of part of a gym for a retreat center and construction of a new sanctuary for the church.
Braxton's grandmother and legal guardian Elnora Howell, said that he had raised the $1,500 needed to pay his way for the trip through his job at the Movie Reel.
"He was an all-out nice person," Howell said. "He was obedient and was a loving person. He was a happy person, one that could make you smile at any time."
Braxton's father, Tim Colyer, agreed.
"He was just a great kid," Colyer said. "He'll be missed."
Braxton has three older sisters and one younger brother.
Mike Beam, owner and manager of the Movie Reel, said that Braxton had been a good employee over the past two years in his job as concession worker.
"He had a great work ethic," Beam said. "All of the other employees liked him very much. He was a good kid."
Besides his work and heavy involvement in church activities, Braxton has also been a straight-A student at New Albany High School, where he was set to be a senior next school year. He was a member of the high school football team, ran track, was a member of the high school's debate team, step team and chorus. Howell said that he also volunteered his time to be a tutor for other students.
New Albany High School Principal Jay Foster said that Braxton was the model student.
"He's a good kid who stayed out of trouble," Foster said. "I only met his grandmother once, which is a sign that he's a good student."
New Albany High School's girls' basketball coach John Stroud said Braxton served as manager for him two years ago when he was the coaching the boys' team.
"There's a lot of work involved with that job," Stroud said. "He was respected, good and trustworthy. He was the kind of person you could look to, and everyone knew him."
New Albany Football Coach Ron Price was set to talk to the team Tuesday morning about Braxton.
"The seniors are taking it tough, but we're all trying to stick together," Price said. "I told them yesterday and this morning that we're at the crossroads, but Marshaun would not want us to lay down, he would want us to pull through. We will dedicate this season to him and hopefully we can have a season that he will be proud of. We've lost a great athlete and a great person."
Ministers with the First Baptist Church of New Albany had offered encouragement and prayers to members of the First United Methodist Church Monday.
"Another pastor and I had gone over there to offer our prayers and encouragement," said First Baptist Church Youth and Children Pastor Paul Sizemore. "There was a group of teenagers that had gathered in their youth suite and we were asked by one of the ministers there to help lead them in an encouragement time and prayer time. Marshaun was just well-liked by many of the youth there; it's just going to be a difficult time for them."
Rev. Beam said that a majority of Braxton's fellow mission team members would be returning to the U.S. on Tuesday, while Rev. Amanda Gordon and her husband were set to stay behind to help with the search.


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Briskett starts on the 22 and butts on the 18 for 6-8 hours. At the turn Brisket gets moved to the 18 and ribs go on the 22, ECB for chicken. We use a rub... Anita's Hot and twek it a little.
Scott, the other half of our team is in Cleveland, do you compete in the area?
I don't compete...it sounds like a great gig but I don't think I have the chops yet. I cant think of any competitions in my area, but I would have to look for them.
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Topic: Watchmen The Ultimate Cut: The Complete Story (DVD & Bluray)
Didnt realize this was coming out so soon. I know the DVD/Blu-ray that came out recently was the "directors cut" but this is the Ultimate cut. So what is so different? It is a 5 DVD (or 4 Blu-ray disc) collection. The movie itself is the directors cut along with the Tales of the Black Freighter and Under the Hood (the hollis mason bio) intertwined in the story, just like in the graphic novel. Here is how the discs break down (for the blu ray edition at least)
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* Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut Film (rated R), weaving together the "Tales of the Black Freighter" & "Under the Hood" with the "Watchmen: Director's Cut". Run-time: 215 minutes
* Audio Commentary with Zack Snyder and Dave Gibbons
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* The Phenomenon: The Comic That Changed Comics
* Real Super Heroes, Real Vigilantes
* Mechanics: Technologies of a Fantastic World
* Watchmen: Video Journals
* My Chemical Romance Desolation Row
* Under the Hood (rated PG)
* Story Within a Story: The Books of Watchmen
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* Digital Copy of the Theatrical Version.
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* Watchmen: The Complete Motion Comics (this is split across two discs on the non-Blu-ray edition) 325 minutes
So it comes with a LOT of stuff. I havent bought Watchmen yet but I may rent this first just to see how the movie comes off with the Black Freighter and Under the Hood stuff woven in. Only thing that sucks is this is the only way you can watch the film as it doesnt come with a standard directors cut without the animated stuff woven in. Oh well.
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Wa-Hi's Seth Alden (34) comes down tangled over the ball and arms of Kamiakin's Zach En'Wezoh (33) under the basket Thursday evening. Alden came away with possession of the ball and put a shot back up.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN — In June, four North Kingstown High School students received scholarships totaling $2,000 to pursue fine arts degrees as they head into college. The story behind those scholarships is one of dedication to the local arts by John 'Jack' Higby, a founding member of the North Kingstown Players theater group and long-time public school teacher.
Fifteen years ago, Higby was able to secure a grant from the North Kingstown Arts Council to found the North Kingstown Players. He became artistic director for the group, organizing show after show, bringing community members together to put on a quality theatrical product.
"The grant was the mastermind of [Higby], whose passion was to present exemplary community theater 'one performance at a time'," said John Crouch, past president of the group. "Jack's dedication to our organization, its growth, development and presentation will long be remembered by the North Kingstown community."
Because of financial constraints, the group has since disbanded, but Crouch wanted something more to commemorate Higby's contributions to the North Kingstown Players and overall community.
"The presentation of these cash awards were so appreciated by Jack," said Crouch. "[They] enabled the North Kingstown Players to bring some closure to a tight group that truly enjoyed the camaraderie of a once vibrant theater community."
Higby was quick to deflect praise from himself to the community members who worked hard to make the North Kingstown Players a fun, professional theater outfit.
"The community theater cannot exist without many, many volunteers," said Higby. "We have youngsters who are interested in theater, and they helped out tremendously."
As a teacher of more than 30 years in North Kingstown public schools, Higby strived to make students enjoy and create music.
"I believe my contribution to the community was in serving the children, and teaching them the joys and discipline of music," said Higby. "That was my job and that is what I did."
Higby recalled one of his most exciting moments as a music teacher; bringing the school choir to Romania in 1975 to perform on tour.
"We had a two week concert tour, as you would say, behind the 'iron curtain'," said Higby. "It was fantastic. [The students] learned things on a daily basis that they never would have heard of had they not gone. Because they were musicians, they were very well received and performed exceedingly well."
The group played everywhere in Romania, schools, auditoriums and colleges.
"You name it, we were there," said Higby.
Now, Higby can look back on a career well-traveled. Furthermore, the former music teacher is confident, even amid trying economic times, that the music program in North Kingstown schools will remain successful.
"North Kingstown has a heritage since the late 1930s of excellent musical groups, giving kids the opportunity to learn and perform," said Higby. "They have been well received and, by and large, well funded."
"If they continue anywhere near the level of what it has been, it will be fine," he added.
Both Higby and the former North Kingstown Players have already done their part.
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While sharing about her Turkish culture, Eda Agachan makes sure to mention one important facet. "In our culture, we love to have guests in our home and show our love to our guests through the service of food," she says.
Sharing, love and food are all great words and the reason I am with Agachan in a kitchen at the Raindrop Turkish House on a leisurely Saturday afternoon. Agachan and a few of her friends offer Turkish cooking classes twice a month at the center off Gateway West, near Yarbrough exit.
"The goal of our classes is to establish dialogue between different cultures," she says. "We have many different types of cuisine and different civilizations, like the Seljuk, Ottoman and Oguz Turks, left some of their food and culture in our land and made it rich. And so we can share and find similarities between our cultures and cooking styles too."
And that is exactly what happens when you attend a cooking class with Agachan and her friends. It's not a traditional cooking class, where every student attempts to do what the instructor is teaching.
It's more an informal gathering where Agachan and friends prepare and demonstrate how to make a main Turkish dish, a couple of sides and salad and a dessert. And students are welcome to jump in at any time and give it a try or just drink Turkish tea, observe, ask questions and find those interesting cultural connections.
On this day, Agachan already has some kosher beef cooking in a pot on the stove, for a Hunkar Begendi dish, which means Sultan's favorite.
As she stirs the meat, she explains what ingredients will eventually go into this dish.
The ingredients are familiar in Mexican cooking: chopped green chile or bell pepper, tomato and onion. We later learn that Turks like a little heat as well as flaked red pepper goes into the beef dish.
Meanwhile, Serpil Himmetoglu is ready to show us how to prepare baklava.
On the counter, she has an unwrapped set of phyllo pastry sheets, a bowl of finely chopped walnuts and a couple of wooden dowels.
With ease and swiftness, she gets two phyllo sheets, spreads some nuts all over and then uses the wooden dowel to roll the phyllo into a neat roll.
And then she does the neatest trick — pushing in the roll to create an equally ridged roll that she then slides onto a cookie sheet.
"Want to try?" she asks, spreading sheets around the counter. Spreading nuts and rolling the dough prove easy enough.
But our pushing the dough doesn't always result in the prettiest, ridged rolls.
But we all laugh and keep trying.
Eventually, Himmetoglu has a sheet filled with baklava rolls, which she cuts into smaller rolls. And then she proceeds to cover them with melted butter before putting them in the oven.
Michelle Merritt, who has taken several classes before, can't believe how easy it came together.
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Back at the stove, Aga-chan is ready to make an eggplant and cheese sauce that will be served under the meat.
The eggplant has been broiled, peeled and mashed together. It will later be added into a flour and butter roux and then be enhanced with warm milk and a Turkish cheese that reminds me of asadero in flavor.
The sight of the eggplant sparks instant conversations about vegetables, sneaking vegetables in food for children and how to pick eggplants. Seems many of us in this class haven't cooked eggplant much. Personally, I've never prepared one so I'm especially interested in trying this dish.
As we get comfortable, the kitchen becomes a hubbub of chatter and laughter, surrounded by great aromas of spices, and other ingredients bubbling on the stove.
Some women enjoy their tea, knowing they can take all the recipes home in written form.
Others huddle around the stove, trying to glean every step of the Sultan's Favorite and now a Pilaf, a mix of orzo and vermicelli being lightly fried on a pan.
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A green salad comes easily together with several hands cutting up tomatoes, cucumber, purple onion, parsley and then mixed by hand with an olive-oil based dressing.
It becomes evident that presentation is important in the Turkish culture. Himmetoglu peels a tomato and then creates a flower out of the peel. Agachan molds the rice with a bowl before flipping it onto a plate. And the beef dish looks lovely on a bed of eggplant puree. A lemon peel becomes a fun bowl for the colorful, green salad, and five small baklava rolls get their own dessert plate.
And then comes the best part, sitting down to eat with these ladies and enjoy all these dishes. What better way to make new friends, expand our cultural horizons, and learn a few new recipes?
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BATON ROUGE - Mason Katz is playing like he's using the old aluminum bats.
The senior from New Orleans has homered seven times in his last five games and became the first LSU player since 1998 - back when they still used bigger and more powerful bats - to homer in five consecutive games when Brad Cresse did it.
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Bangalore: Reigning Asian champion Aditya Mehta has become the first Indian cueist in 25 years to register a perfect break of 147 during the trials for Asian Indoor Games at Incheon, the maximum one can achieve in snooker.
The professional player stepped into the 147 club and joined Geet Sethi, who was the first to achieve the feat back in 1988.
"Mehta, recorded the landmark break in the ongoing selection camp at Bangalore in the fourth frame against Brijesh Damani (IOC)," a release stated.
Incidentally, 25 years back, Sethi also registered the break in the fourth frame against an Indian opponent Nasir Latif of Kerala.
In both the matches, referees overlooking the proceedings were from Karnataka State Billiards Association.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Jerry Lewis says women are funny, but not as crude standup comics.
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