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MAC Paint Pot in Painterly
1005 reviews
81% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSIsodocecane, dimethicone, polyethylene, hydrogenated polyisobutene, quaternium-90 bentonite, dimethicone silylate, octyldodecanol, silica, trihydroxystearin, retinyl palmitate, tocopheryl acetate, lecithin, carnauba wax, propylene carbonate, triethoxycaprylylsilane. May contain: mica, titanium dioxide, iron oxides, bismuth oxychloride, blue 1 lake, carmine, chromium hydroxide green, chromium oxide greens ferric ferroxyanide, manganese violet, ultramarines, yellow 5 lake.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
So I bought two Paint Pots, one in Groundwork and the other in Painterly.Painterly suits my skin tone as a primer better but they both work fantastically, I'm not quite sure if they were meant to be cream shadows or primers but they work as both! Painterly really helps my eyeshadow pop and keeps my eyeliner and eyeshadow on for at least 2 more hours.They dry as a matte finish and they're extremely creamy when you apply. I kind of wish they had more colors so it could be a crean eyeshadow but overall I'm super satisfied! A++++ if thats possible..
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've seen beauty blogger raved about this product and i also check the rating from makeup alley first thing before i bought it. Price is average for high end product, but i can see that this product should perform better.
i have greasy lids, even when my entire face is normal or kinda oily in some area, my lids are definitely produces more oil than any other area of my face. Yes, it creases on me, i should've seen it coming. I can't wear this alone, unless i want my eyeshadow to melt. So i must pair this with Urban Decay's Primer Potion, it helps the Painterly to stay in place.
I must admit that the colour is beautiful, it hides any discolouration and left my lids looking very flawless. The texture is creamy on my fingers but turns dry upon blending. if you have dry patch around your lids it will definitely emphasise it. It also makes my eyeshadow looks vivid. I have tried to apply this with my finger, with concealer brush, from dabbing to dragging. But so far the best method for me is dabbing it with my finger.
I really wanted to love Painterly, but however i try it doesn't work well at the end.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
It creases......... this covers my little veins or discoloration on the eyelids very well,and it has a nice consistency.
But it doesn't stop my eyeshadows from creasing!! I do have oily eyelids, but not THE oiliest ever.Yet this product creases on me within 3 hours,even if i wear soft eyeshadow colors. Will use it up, but won't repurchase!
If you don't have oily eyelids, and you just want a nice base that will even out the skintone and somewhat prolong the wear of the eyeshadow , then this might be for you.
But if you're looking for a "serious" base that will keep your makeup in place, then this is not for you!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love MAC paint pots. I wish I loved this more but really comes down to the color being a base and nothing more, but that is for me personally. It applies smoothly and evens out the skin tone of the eye lids very well. I use this on clients who have veiny eyelids or dark pigmentation. I use this very often in my pro kit it very rarely on myself.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I wanted to like this stuff... I really did, but honestly it dried out my eyelids, made them SUPER itchy, my eye shadow still didn't stay in place. I tend to love all MAC products so it's a bit of a bummer how much I disliked this primer. Definitely will not repurchase.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have been contemplating buying this product for a long time and was hesitant because I own a few primers and bases already. The hype finally sucked me in and I bought it, typical me haha. This colour is a nice flesh colour and it comes in a very sturdy jar, almost like MAC's gel liner container but way bigger.
When I first ran my finger along the top it felt kind of dry which freaked me out because I thought it would be creamier, but it was super creamy once I patted it on my eye. I hae really oily eyelids and only UDPP would help and sometimes it wouldn't even do anything for me. I tried this on and not only did my eyeshadows POP like crazy it made them easier to blend and last ALL DAY. I did not crease at all, my eyeshadows looked so fresh and gorgeous as if I just applied it. I don't know why it took me so long to buy this but I will definitely buy this again. I'm not sure how long it'll be before I finish this because it has a lot of product and a little goes a longgg way with this. Definitely worth the steep price ($25CAD) because it'll probably last forever.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I was searching for a paint pot that I can wear on its own (I don't like eyeshadow). After reading reviews about soft ochre I purchased it. I didn't like it. It made my eyes sick looking on my nc25 skin tone. I heard also great things about painterly and I gave it a try since I didn't like the soft ochre paint pot. I LOVE this. It is much creamier and fits my skintone perfectly! It covers up my blue veins as well. I should've bought painterly first though because now I waisted 18� on soft ochre.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I use this paint pot as a base for my eyeshadow. It makes the colors pop and it tends to stay on for quite some time (at least 6 hours). This product has also lasted me longer than any other product I have, somewhere around a year and a half. It comes in a small glass jar and is pretty easy to retrieve from inside the jar. As much as I love this product I probably wouldn't buy it again because it is expensive and I have heard there are other cheaper products that are the same or better, so I'd like to give them a try.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
this is the best thing that has ever happened to me. i have oily skin especially my eyelids. i start creasing immediately. i've used eyeshadow primers and they've helped in prolonging my creaseless state. however, i start creasing before the day even ends. when i used this, my eyeshadow was perfectly in tact even after being out for 15 hours. no fading and creasing and the color just popped even more.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
MAC has done it again with this gem of a product. I love how versatile this is - I can use it on it's own, or add any powdered eye shadow on top of it to make the pigment really stand out. I have oily eyelids so I initially thought this cream eye shadow would crease on me after an hour... but the lady at MAC persuaded me that it wouldn't and I'm so glad I bought this stuff! There's so much in the little pot, it's going to last me ages! Overall, a great product and one I would definitely recommend for anyone's make up arsenal!
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I like what Liz said re: network tv. Looks like the Emmys have all but completely turned into true "pay to play" awards. The premium cable channels are too far out of range for my budget.
Wow, I'm almost afraid to say this but it was the first NCIS LA episode in a long time that I didn't fall asleep half way through! I love John Corbett and generally enjoy him immensely. It was actually nice seeing two veteran favorites on the screen together (Corbett and Raver). The story WAS bleh, but I find that to be the case with almost all of NCIS LA episodes. Believe me, I wish I saw it differently but I love all the characters yet fall asleep during the show most weeks.
Any one else notice that Tim looks better lately - less guant and drawn?
I really like this show -- a lot -- and am feeling confused about what CBS is doing to its schedule by inserting Golden Boy next Tuesday at 10:00. Does anyone know what's going on?
I was unable to watch POI on Thursday so I DVR'd and watched it last night. I loved it, as usual. I'm pretty surprised at the less than stellar (3 stars, really?) review by TV Fanatic. Once again, I thought it was fabulous - held my interest the entire hour and I didn't drift off to sleep even once.
I will not watch anything that is extremely violent in content - no matter how good the plot, the actors, the sets, the etc. There are several shows that I will not watch for the same reason.
Just what we needed, another show with graphic depictions of violence . . . NOT. I don't watch Criminal Minds or Law and Order SVU for the same reason. There was one episode of SVU that actually gave me nightmares, and I'm not normally prone to them - at all. I for one am saying ENOUGH to graphic, detailed violence on my TV screen.
I can't even beging to enumerate what I loved about last night's show. EVERYTHING. This show gets better, and better, and better. Why doesn't it get more promo time? Although - the ratings are pretty darn good.
Well isn't that odd! The favorite cable tv drama is Leverage, and they cancelled it.
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Baylor fends off TCU in first round of Big 12 Tournament, now a virtual lock for NCAA Tournament
This game was supposed to be easy. TCU was 0-18 in Big 12 play on the year and Baylor came into this game playing some of its best basketball. Season history was on Baylor's side, too. The Bears had won by an average of 29.5 points per game in the first two meetings.
But that's why the game is played instead of going by what the stats on paper say.
TCU had its best game against Baylor of the season, but that still wasn't enough as the Baylor Bears won 76-68 in the first round of the Big 12 tournament.
TCU was able to capitalize on 13 Baylor turnovers using a 14-4 second-half run to trim Baylor's lead to six points with just over two minutes left in the game. The Bears had been up by as much as 14 points in the second half. But Baylor's length allowed them to dominate the boards like it did in the previous two games.
Baylor dominated the glass outrebounding TCU 39-22. The previous two contests were 54-25 and 45-18 in Baylor's favor. The Bears' 58 offensive rebounds in the season series trailed TCU's total by just seven.
Cory Jefferson turned in another solid performance with 20 points and 10 rebounds. He bullied his way into the lane the entire night finishing with six dunks out of his eight made field goals. Royce O'Neale also chipped in a double-double with 14 points and a game-high 12 rebounds.
The Bears will play Oklahoma tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the second round of the tournament. The Sooners defeated Baylor twice this season. The first win was a 66-64 thriller in Waco. Oklahoma won the next matchup with ease 88-72 at home.
Baylor's spot in the NCAA tournament is a virtual lock, if it isn't a guarantee already. The remainder of the teams left in the Big 12 tournament are all presumed NCAA tournament teams. A loss won't doom the Bears, but they can build on their tournament resume with a few more wins.
But it won't be easy. If Baylor was to reach and win the Big 12 championship, it will have to win four games in four days. And Baylor's combined record against the remaining teams in the tournament is 6-8. Their record against teams on their side of the bracket (Texas, West Virginia and Oklahoma) is 1-5.
Side note: Baylor head coach Scott Drew won his 200th career game in 11 seasons as the team's head coach.
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My favorite movies about writers
Recently, The Atlantic had a great piece on movies about writers, citing such films as Shakespeare in Love, Adaptation, Capote, Finding Neverland, and others. Since I am a writing fiend this month, doing both NaNoWriMo AND NaBloPoMo (a blog post for every day in November), I thought I would weigh in on my favorite movies about writers.
All the President's Men
The film that launched thousands of journalism careers. Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman have incredible chemistry. I love the movie as a time capsule too — the clickety-clack of the typewriter keys, the jangling ringing telephones, the cigarette smoking in the newsroom. Hal Holbrook is perfect as Deep Throat, probably far more charismatic than Mark Felt ever was.
Shattered Glass
This is a terrific small film about the disgraced journalist Stephen Glass, who was found to have fabricated more than two dozen articles for The New Republic. The oft-maligned Hayden Christensen is wormy and perfect as the deceitful Glass, but the movie belongs to Peter Sarsgaard as the intrepid editor who discovers the truth about him. An All the President's Men for our time. The score by Mychael Danna is also great and I listen to it all the time when I write.
Under the Tuscan Sun
Lush footage of gorgeous Italian scenery, food, and men, as well as the beautiful and winning Diane Lane. What's not to like? This adaptation of Frances Mayes' wonderful memoir of finding herself in Italy is heartwarming and moving. As a historic preservationist, I appreciate the renovation story at the center of the film too.
This movie is entirely fictional, following two contemporary researchers who delve into the lives of a pair of Victorian poets who are having an illicit affair. The film goes back and forth in time between the two couples and there is some good suspense. The contemporary couple is played by Gwyneth Paltrow and Aaron Eckhart, who act well and are likable but are not terribly exciting. The Victorians are played with far greater passion and verve by Jennifer Ehle and Jeremy Northam.
Little Women
This is a true gem that I return to again and again. Who doesn't love the March girls? Winona Ryder won an Oscar nomination for her charming performance as the unbridled Jo March. The scene where she starts writing after sister Beth dies (surely I don't need to write "spoiler alert" for that, do I?) is so moving and inspiring to me. Be yourself, this movie says to me. Write from the heart.
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9:35: Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), SJC Chairman, has been reading a lengthy introductory statement. It's way harsh on AlGo.
(Nice tie, Senator Leahy — alternating mint and forest green stripes. And a crisp white shirt — not a button-down-collar, thankfully. Politicians dress so much better than judges.)
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9:47: Sen. Arlen Specter (R-PA) frames the issue as whether Alberto Gonzales should continue to serve as Attorney General. He tells Gonzales he bears "a heavy burden of proof" in reestablishing his credibility. Specter, a former prosecutor, refers to today's hearing as AlGo's "day in court."
9:54: Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) tries to preemptively attack AlGo. He says he doesn't want to hear meandering answers, conclusory statements, and "I don't knows."
Schumer also tries to manage expectations, suggesting that we're not really going to find a smoking gun: "We're not going to find an email saying, 'Fire Carol Lam because she's prosecuting Duke Cunningham.'"
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10:05: AlGo's opening statement is thankfully brief. Short and sweet. Says he doesn't want to repeat his previously released, written statement. He's speaking a little more assertively than usual; perhaps he has been taking public speaking classes.
10:09: Leahy is questioning AlGo about former U.S. Attorney David Iglesias and Sen. Pete Domenici's involvement in Iglesias's dismissal. Wants to know when exactly Iglesias lost the AG's confidence, etc.
10:14: Oooh, our first shouting match of the day! It's between Senator Leahy and AlGo. Leahy is attacking the claim that David Iglesias was dismissed partly because he wasn't around the office enough — that he was an "absentee landlord." He points out that some of Gonzales's close associates, such as Bill Mercer, play two roles — U.S. Attorney for Montana and Acting Associate Attorney General — and that Mercer is only in Montana three days a week.
Gonzales: Well, nobody complained about Patrick Fitzgerald serving as U.S. Attorney for Chicago while prosecuting the Scooter Libby case…
This REALLY gets Leahy's goat. Leahy raises his voice and says I'm not talking about Pat Fitzgerald, I'm talking about Bill Mercer…
10:23: Shouting match #2, this time between Sen. Specter and Gonzales. Specter is getting impatient because he feels that Gonzales isn't answering his questions directly.
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|Vasodilatory Capacity of the Cerebral Vasculature in Patients with Carotid Artery Stenosis.
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|BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Impairment of the cerebral autoregulation is an important predictor of TIA and stroke in patients with an ICA stenosis. The autoregulative status can be assessed directly by measuring the vasodilatory capacity of the cerebral arteries. The aim of our study was to investigate the vasodilatory capacity of the proximal and distal cerebral vasculature in patients with an ICA stenosis and healthy control subjects by combining MRA with an acetazolamide provocation challenge. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Fourteen functionally independent patients (mean age, 67.2 ± 8.7 years) with a symptomatic ICA stenosis and 19 healthy controls (mean age, 63.1 ± 7.2 years) were included. MRA was performed before and 20 minutes after intravenous administration of acetazolamide. The vasodilatory capacity of 11 proximal and distal cerebral vessels was assessed by measuring the increase in vessel diameter after acetazolamide. RESULTS: In the hemisphere ipsilateral to the ICA stenosis, there was no increase in diameter after acetazolamide, whereas a significant increase was measured in the contralateral hemisphere for the A1 and A2 segments of the ACA, the pericallosal artery, and the BA. A significant diameter increase was measured in all except 1 vessel of the controls. The vasodilatory capacity was significantly lower ipsilateral to the ICA stenosis compared with the A1 segment of the ACA and the P2 segment of the PCA in the controls. CONCLUSIONS: MRA combined with an acetazolamide provocation challenge can measure normal and impaired vasodilatory capacity of the cerebral vasculature.
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The lighted path to absolute freedom and peace
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The keys to Life's issues are written in The Word;
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God's plan for your life will be ultimately revealed,
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Demonstrate unwavering faith and be His witness
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A Rogersville teen was seriously injured Wednesday evening when the SUV she was driving overturned and caught fire, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.
Victoria McCracken, 19, was eastbound on Highway D when the 2003 Jeep Liberty ran off the roadway about 8 p.m., according to a highway patrol crash report.
McCracken was transported to Mercy Hospital in Springfield, according to the report.
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Real Salt Lake: Front-heavy reserve schedule should help youngsters
Sandy • Real Salt Lake forward Devon Sandoval stepped out onto the field as a late substitute in the 87th minute of Sunday's season opener at San Jose. The rookie's first regular-season minutes in Major League Soccer were in front of a sellout crowd of 10,525 at Buck Shaw Stadium.
A day later, Sandoval scored a goal to give RSL's reserves a 1-0 victory in a decidedly less thrilling but equally important setting.
Major League Soccer unveiled the season's reserve schedule on Wednesday. RSL will play 14 reserve games in all, four more than least year.
"I'm really looking forward to it," Sandoval said. "That's where you get better, playing games and getting more minutes."
Teams do not have much control over the league's reserve schedule, but RSL coach Jason Kreis said the club pushed for as many games as possible early in the year. RSL will play seven reserve matches before May, giving a team heavy on young players and newcomers to the team a chance to mesh.
Kreis also had high praises for Sandoval's performance so far this year.
"With me and with this club, there's one thing that is always going to resonate, and that's hard work," he said. "He has just a tremendous amount of desire and a tremendous ability to work through anything. And he did that in the preseason, and he just got better and better and better as the preseason wore on."
Defender plays through a mistake
Defender Kenny Mansally struggled in the first half of Sunday's 2-0 win over the Earthquakes. After Mansally gave up a pair of unnecessary corners, Kreis said he considered pulling the left back.
However, Kreis changed his mind after watching Mansally make "a very good tackle middle to late in the first half I thought may have brought him some confidence." Mansally rewarded his coach later in the game, sending a ball to an unmarked Joao Plata, who delivered a perfect pass of his own for RSL's first goal of the match.
Ecuadorian forward a 'work in progress'
Plata was dubbed a game-changer after coming in for forward Robbie Findley in the 65th minute. But the Ecuadorian isn't ready to contribute major minutes yet.
"I'm really concerned with his fitness level right now," Kreis said. "It's something we know we have to address. He joined us late in our preseason. I'm not sure what he did in the offseason, but it doesn't look like much. He's going to be a work in progress."
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Brooklyn-based musician Jim Keller enjoys playing for live audiences.
"There is a nervous energy about it that you can't manufacture in a studio environment or at home," Keller said. "And from that comes a risk-taking that's very different with an audience. You can't duplicate it."
Keller will indulge his love of live performance Saturday, when he performs at The Falcon in Marlboro, joined by guitarist Scott Metzger. Keller's duo performance will open the night for David Johansen of New York Dolls fame, who is bringing his own duo to the Falcon. ...


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Judge orders trial in 1993 murder of 92-year-old Utah woman
Ogden • John Valdez still has a clear memory of the crime scene from 20 years ago: Grace Mae Odle, 92, had been sexually assaulted and badly beaten inside her room at an assisted living home.
The now-retired Ogden police officer remembers Odle. He remembers the room. He remembers their investigation, which quickly went cold after the May 3, 1993 incident.
As he recalled those memories on the witness stand Friday, he still tears up as he remembers Odle's badly beaten face and body.
"I just held her hands," Valdez said. "And she just kept asking me, 'Why? Why did he do this to me?' "
Odle died six days after the brutal attack. But it took over twenty years for police to peg down who they believe beat and sexually assaulted the elderly woman.
In May, Stephen Ellenwood, 41, was arrested at his home in Alaska and charged with aggravated murder after a DNA match placed him at the 1993 crime scene.
On Friday, evidence in the two decades old case was presented in Ogden's 2nd District Court during Ellenwood's preliminary hearing. At the conclusion of the hearing, 2nd District Judge W. Brent West ruled there was sufficient probable cause for Ellenwood to stand trial on the charge.
After West bound over the case, Ellenwood entered a "not guilty" plea to the charge.
The case is eligible for capital punishment, and prosecutors now have 60 days to decide whether they'll seek the death penalty. A status conference was set for March 5.
Ellenwood, dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit, fidgeted and shook his legs Friday while witnesses described the crime scene in Odle's apartment near 24th Street and Adams Avenue.
Emelda Trujillo, who worked at the assisted living home, testified Friday that she was working her night shift on May 3, 1993, when she heard a faint cry for help.
"Help, help, help me, please help me," Trujillo recalled the voice coming from Odle's apartment.
Trujillo said she went to Odle's apartment, opened the door, and saw a shirtless man who was holding his jeans up around his waist. Trujillo said the man punched her, and fled the apartment complex.
Valdez said he responded to Odle's apartment and gathered evidence, including a fur-trimmed jean jacket and a man's shirt that was left in the woman's room. Just a few hours later, he was called to another crime scene: the alleged sexual assault of a 57-year-old woman a few blocks away at 23rd Street and Washington Boulevard. That woman told Valdez that a man had stabbed her with a letter opener, and told her to lie down in some nearby bushes. She complied, and he subsequently raped her.
Ogden Police Detective Richard Childress the current investigator on the case testified Friday that the letter opener used to assault the second woman was likely the same one that was missing from Odle's apartment after she was assaulted.
Childress said that in October 2012, he was informed that a match was made between DNA in the second rape case and Ellenwood, who had been incarcerated at an Idaho prison from 2002 to 2008 for an aggravated assault conviction.
The detective testified that the match was made only recently because DNA testing has become more sensitive as science and technology improved over the years.
Paul Rimmasch, a crime scene investigator for Weber Metro CSI, testified on Friday that a fingerprint lifted from Odle's ground level window where police believe her assailant entered her apartment matched Ellenwood's.
Childress said DNA found on the male clothing left behind at Odle's apartment also matched Ellenwood's DNA after a 2012 testing.
Childress said that when he went to Alaska last May to arrest Ellenwood, he questioned him in a holding cell, where the suspect denied ever being at the assisted living home and denied any involvement in either sexual assault case.
Ellenwood was returned to Utah in July, and is being held without bail at the Weber County jail.


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Hugh Jackman On Some Of Aronofsky's Ideas And Holding Off An R-Rating For WOLVERINE
Hugh Jackman has made headlines quite a bit lately with the entire "will he or won't he" talk when it comes to returning to the role of Wolverine after X-Men: Apocalypse and the planned third solo movie/sequel to The Wolverine. Some days Jackman says he's pretty sure The Wolverine follow-up will be the end of his journey as the Canadian berserker, but other days he says he's in it for a few more years. We'll just have to wait and see how that actually unfolds, but the actor has been talking about Days of Future Past and some of the things that were set aside while working on The Wolverine. While speaking with Moviefone, Jackman revealed some of director Darren Aronofsky's ideas for The Wolverine before James Mangold came aboard as well as how he kept the movie from landing the R-rating fans had hoped to see.
Black Swan and Noah director Darren Aronofsky was attached to the second Wolverine solo movie, but eventually had to drop out for a variety of reasons. By all accounts a lot of Aronofsky's ideas ended up being used as Mangold took over the reigns and injected a few of his own ideas as well. It seems that one idea from Aronofsky was abandoned though. Jackman says the director had wanted the actor to get a lot more jacked:
Darren was really impressed with what Jim did and said that he thought Jim did a better job than he could have done. He was very complimentary to the work that Jim did. But there was one thing that he said to me that I can remember. He said to me, "I don't think you've just got to be a little bit bigger. I think you've got to be fifty pounds bigger… and muscle-only." He had a really cool idea about scars. He said, "I want to see him completely scarred. I know he heals but if you think about it, we have a scar, we have a scar for life. It doesn't really get better. It might reduce over your lifetime but it also stays there."
So his whole thing was that he should have been completely scarred and disfigured and slowly they could go. Maybe what takes us a lifetime to get rid of would only take him a year-and-a-half. I thought that was a really cool idea. He had a couple of other really big ideas, some of which, by the way, made the movie.
Jackman got all veiny and ridiculously huge for The Wolverine and Days of Future Past, but he says there was just no way he could get anywhere close to as big as Aronofsky suggested. The actor said he pushed his body to the limit and got in the best shape of his life, but the 50 pounds of muscle was just beyond the realm of human possibility.
Speaking of things Jackman just couldn't do, the actor says he just couldn't put out a Wolverine movie that had an R-rating. He mentions that the studio was behind the idea, but he felt an obligation to make something all the young fans he meets could watch as well. The R-rated cut ended up being released on the Blu-ray release, but it sounds like the original ideas may have went a hair or two further:
[The studio was] open to it, actually. It didn't scare them off, as long as we have a good reason for it. I was the one to call it off. In a way, I would love to do it — if there was ever a character that would necessitate an R-rated version. But I'm the one who, every day of my life, meets 12, 13, 14-year-olds. I see in their eyes how I used to feel about Indiana Jones. So for me to say, "You know what, this next movie, it's not for you" — I would have to have a really good reason for it. So we made the movie without a rating in mind, and the first cut, let me tell you, we had trouble. It was definitely R-rated. So in the end, we just snuck on the side of it, but that's why we released the unrated cut on Blu-ray.
While he says he wants to keep it kid-friendly in a lot of respects, it does sound like he would be open to a more mature take on the character if there was a good enough reason. Hopefully someone comes up with a good reason (Old Man Logan). What do you think about Jackman's comments? Do you think we'll ever get an R-rated Wolverine flick?
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'England often beat themselves'Comment on this story
Washington – England's struggles in World Cup football are made worse by unsupportive media and harsh criticism from followers, US coach Jurgen Klinsmann said on Tuesday as his team prepared to play Brazil.
The former German star player and coach was speaking in general about the tough times some coaches from football-mad nations face in mustering support for their sides, especially in tough times.
England, which has not won the World Cup since 1966, became his example of what can go wrong, citing the 2010 South Africa World Cup in which Germany ousted England in the round of 16.
"England often beat themselves," Klinsmann said. "It's not the opponents necessarily. They make so many problems for themselves."
Klinsmann said reporters bear some responsibility for weakening the resolve of their nation's players.
"You can say, 'I support my team,' from a media perspective, or 'I give them trouble and I give them doubts,'" Klinsmann said.
Klinsmann noted that when he paid a visit to Brazil last December and spoke with the nation's coaches, he stressed that the Brazilian people must support coach Mano Menezes even when the team produces less-than-desired results.
"You chose a very good coach," Klinsmann said. "You have to support him, even if his path doesn't work out perfectly. You have to support him, even if something goes wrong."
Klinsmann held up Germany's 2006 World Cup run to the semi-finals on home soil as an example of support from the people inspiring a squad.
"People started to be really positive. They wanted to show a new Germany to the rest of the world," he said. "The people did it. It's more than just the game. It's more than just winning the World Cup." – Sapa-AFP
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Whether it be picture-laden coffee table tomes or volumes on aesthetic theory, Germany produces some of the finest art books in the world – and that's not limited to Taschen. Monocle went to Berlin to pore over a buoyant publishing industry.
Like the art world, publishing art books is a global endeavour. There's Phaidon and Thames & Hudson in the UK and Switzerland's Jrp|Ringier, but Germany dominates the art-book market, thanks to its sheer number of houses and breadth of content. While Köln-based Taschen is a household name, a good dozen other major German publishers also create exhibition catalogues and monographs, alongside smaller houses making small-run editions. All enjoy a following.
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You know how Yogi Bear was always running around Jellystone Park trying to steal pic-a-nic baskets? I just read an article that could possibly explain Yogi and his side kick Boo Boo's constant need for munchies.
Apparently the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) uncovered two marijuana fields near the U.S.-Canada border and discovered 13 bears wandering among the Mary Jane. The fields of about 2,300 wacky-tobacky plants were found near Christina Lake, just a few miles from the border, the Associated Press article states.
When the RCMP arrived in the area, they discovered the bears and "cautiously went about making the seizure.†The bears, RCMP Cpl. Dan Moskaluk said, were docile and used to humans. It was unclear if the bears were used to guard the pot fields or of the property owners, who were arrested on drug charges, just liked having them around.
Most people I know who are fond of the ganja are rather docile. So I'm sure these bears weren't up to creating a ruckus. They were stoned.
I think it is the black bears that are veggie eaters, so they were probably wandering around all the time like, "Dude, how you doin?†instead of being cranky. I know some bears are carnivorous, but it sounds more like these bears were more cannabis.
While reading some of the comments attached to the story, I laughed out loud. Really, not like an LOL, but a real laugh.
Here are a few of my favorites, edited for grammar and a bit of content:
~Â I know one thing for sure – bears never smoked pot when Bush was in office! GET RID OF OBAMA AND GET OUR WILDLIFE OFF DRUGS!!
~ And that, my friend, is the reason the Canadian Constitution denies the right to arm bears.
~Â The ranger isn't going to like this, Yogi.
~Â Next there will be an article about how lazy the bears have gotten, all they want to do is watch toon network and make nachos.
~ They were probably illegal immigrants. You know those American bears — sex, drugs and rock and roll
~ Can you imagine if this catches on with bears elsewhere? I can see the headlines now… POT-PUFFING BEAR PHENOMENON SPREADS TO WYOMING – PARK CHANGES NAME TO "YELLOWSTONED"


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Kristen Stewart touched down in France in true K.Stew style (that means by flipping off the paparazzi; don't you love it?) and got herself all dolled up for the Cannes photoshoot promoting her movie On the Road.
And we double love the chic blazer and wild pants she donned for the event.
So is her latest film as big a hit as this fashion choice? Plus, peep some new scenes for the classic literary adaptation!
READ: Kristen Stewart Covers Moody M Magazine With Hunky On the Road Costars!
The reviews have been, well, mixed, to say the least. While the naysayers have dubbed the film uninteresting and "longwinded," The Hollywood Reporter also calls it "a beautiful and respectful adaptation of Jack Kerouac's landmark novel."
As for Kristen? Well, she's left reviewers divided too. The most negative (from Film School Rejects) claims her performance reverts "to her ice-cold angsty Bella shtick for the most part" and says the Twilight star is "criminally underplaying a character in Marylou who is supposed to burn with energy."
Others though, have raved over her, with Variety dubbing her performance "warm" and "emotionally accessible." THR also gushed that Kristen is "perfect in the role" and goes on to explain that she "takes off her clothes more than once and nearly always seems to be breaking a sweat, which kicks the sexiness quotient up high."
And there's been much ado about that sexiness! So what does Kristen have to say about the toplessness and other various sex acts?
READ: Kristen Stewart Plans On the Road Date Night With Robert Pattinson...and Her Mom!
"I wanted to do it," she told reporters in Cannes. "I love pushing, I love scaring myself…I got to live more in those four weeks than I ever usually do in my life."
That raunchy On the Road diet is not on display in new clip released from the flick, though. Instead, we have Kristen's onscreen alter ego, Marylou's, softer side, with her confessing that she just wants a simple life with a house and a baby, all while hubby Dean (Garrett Hedlund) sleeps in the backseat.
The other clip doesn't feature K.Stew at all, focusing on Kirsten Dunst—who also looked stellar at the photo call in a lacy Dolce & Gabbana number—as she sings and dances with Sal (played by Sam Riley).
So, for those keeping score: The fashion is all hits. The flick, on the other hand? Guess you'll have to make up your own mind when it hits theaters!


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Logan Bitikofer threw four touchdowns as visiting New Philadelphia (6-1) earned a 34-22 win against Zanesville at John D. Sulsberger Stadium.
Bitkofer threw scores of 24 and 72 yards to Blake Bollon, had a 27-yarder to Kyle Perkins and a 62-yarder to Peyton Speicher. Bollon also had a 44-yard scoring run.
Jordan Johnson caught a 26-yard touchdown from Aaron Clark, had a 2-yard scoring run and caught a two-point conversion for the Blue Devils (1-5). C.J. Stewart had a 6-yard scoring run, Marquis Glaze had a two-point conversion run and Jordan Stoneking a fumble recovery.


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Hoping for West Seattle light rail? Another Sound Transit surveyJune 13, 2014 at 6:24 pm | In Transportation, West Seattle news | 7 Comments
Last fall, we shared the link for you to take a survey about Sound Transit's Long Range Plan Update – light rail to West Seattle, maybe? Word is, there was lots of West Seattle response, and last month ST offered an update about some possibilities (as reported here). However – the plan update is still a work in progress, and as part of the process, now the agency is out with the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. Here's where you come in this time around: The comment process for the DSEIS includes a NEW online survey that you can take – go here – and/or, follow the plan link above to see other ways to comment. (Thanks to Eric for the tip!)
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#12 is the important one to get to in this survey. They're clearly discussing Ballard expansion vs East side and it looks like, per previous feedback, they threw in an option for WS. So, I think it's important your feedback is recorded in this section. I am dismayed to see that it looks like WS is slotted for permanent express bus :(
In my perfect world we'd have a couple WS trollies going parallel along the penninsula Alki to S of Westwood, expanded water taxi and a light rail going from airport/WS/DT/UW…
Comment by heather — 7:48 am June 14, 2014 #
I think it is important to fill out the survey. Questions 10 and 12 are where you can select the West Seattle/Downtown sound transit line. The survey only took me 5 minutes.
Comment by Alki Guy — 8:43 am June 14, 2014 #
i filled it out.
i am not sure how much good that will do
Comment by JoB — 4:49 pm June 14, 2014 #
Done! Survey took less than 5 minutes and is iPhone friendly. Thanks for bringing this to our awareness.
Comment by Maggie — 5:21 pm June 14, 2014 #
Just filled it out and it took just a couple of minutes. So important to provide input because we need a better, longer term transit plan. Thanks for letting us know WSB!
Comment by JO — 12:09 pm June 15, 2014 #
Filled it out but still looks like any of those options would still be an 1+ Hours to get from the the Admiral / Avalon area to Boeing Field.
Comment by JD — 9:05 am June 16, 2014 #
JD, at the risk of bringing on the reactionary wrath, you could ride your bike from admiral Junction or 35th & Avalon to the far end of Boeing field in 30 min or less.
the more people that do it, the safer it will become.
Wrath On, people!
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There must be something in your Kool-Aid, Ms. Weaver, to suggest we are better off than four years ago. Several examples: contrary to promise to halve the national debt, it has blown up by one and one-half times and still rising; unemployment is not less than the promised 7 percent and not improving; gasoline costs escalate with no relief in sight, yet drilling restrictions limit utilizing our resources; mandatory health insurance will be a disaster -- financial and services -- without revisions. No need to debate/compromise in Congress -- per Queen Pelosi: vote for it, then read it (some way to conduct the legislative branch).
The list goes on, Ms. Weaver, but the above express my concern.
Sometime back our leader stated that if he couldn't get the job done in four years he would be a one-term president. But just another broken promise by virtue of his campaigning.


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Modern nuclear plants are required to have a lot more safety features and waste disposal plans than the nuke plants of yore, making them a lot more expensive to build and maintain- up to $.30/kWh; solar thermal energy half that much, coal power a third. Nuclear power won't be killed by anti-nuke activists, it will be killed by its bottom line.
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Aug. 28, 1996
Dr. J. Michael Ramsey, senior staff scientist and group leader in the Chemical and Analytical Sciences Division of the Department of Energy's (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), has been named a recipient of the 1996 NOVA Award presented by Lockheed Martin Corp.
Ramsey, winner of a 1996 R&D 100 Award as well as Discover magazine's annual technology award for his work on development of Laboratory-on-a-chip, was selected by Lockheed Martin as an outstanding employee who has made extraordinary contributions to help the company achieve a goal of 100 percent mission success. Standards for selection are high. Ramsey and 49 other recipients received their awards recently during the NOVA Awards Night dinner in Washington, D.C.'s Langley Theater. They were also featured in a July 2 Lockheed Martin advertisement appearing in the national newspaper USAToday.
Ramsey joined ORNL in 1979 as a Eugene Wigner Fellow in the Chemical and Analytical Sciences Division. In 1981, he was named a staff scientist, and became a group leader in 1986. Ramsey was named senior staff scientist and group leader in 1990.
Prior to joining ORNL, Ramsey was an associate instructor and research associate from 1974-79 at Indiana University. He was also a visiting scientist at California's Livermore laboratories during the summers of 1977-78.
Ramsey is a member of the editorial advisory board of the publication Analytical Chemistry. He is a member of the Optical Society of America, American Chemical Society, the Society for Applied Spectroscopy, IEEE and Sigma Xi.
He earned a B.S. degree in chemistry in 1974 from Bowling Green University before earning a doctorate in analytical chemistry in 1979 from Indiana University.
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"First of all, I hope there have been no fatalities," Alexander Briley, G.I. from Village People and a member of the band since its 1977 beginning, wrote in an email to The Daily Times.
"It's a wonderful thing to know that we as performers can give our time to help so many in need," he wrote. "I certainly hope that many will support this very important show."
Starting at 4 p.m. Saturday, a total of 1,100 general admission tickets will be available at the Sky Ute Casino Resort box office, with a limit of four tickets per person. Those attending are asked to give a cash donation to be put toward the Blanco and Little Sand wildfire relief efforts.
"This was a collective decision made by the management team at Sky Ute Casino Resort in an effort to support those who serve tirelessly in their efforts to battle wildfires and keep our communities safe," Heather Hughes, marketing manager at Sky Ute, said in a prepared statement. "Sky Ute Casino Resort and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe have always been committed to doing the right thing for the Four Corners, our Earth and the people for whom we share it. So, as we witness our friends, families and neighbors across Colorado and New Mexico affected by the recent wildfires, we knew we needed to step up in a big way.
Before and after the show, volunteers from the American Red Cross of Southwest Colorado will collect donations for wildfire relief across the state and region. Several firefighters battling the Little Sand fire in Pagosa Springs, Colo., also will be on hand for special recognition.
"The Southern Ute Indian Tribe has always been an extremely supportive partner of the Southwest Colorado Red Cross and the communities we serve," said Cindy Shank, executive director of the American Red Cross of Southwest Colorado. "We're very thankful that they are hosting such a big event to raise money for those affected by the wildfires."
According to the Red Cross, volunteers from Durango, Colo., were able to complete a damage assessment and four cases were opened Tuesday for those affected by the Blanco fire for a total of $1,900 in direct assistance.
This is an all ages show and guaranteed to be fun for the whole family.
"We quite often tell people to wear their dancing shoes," Briley said. "Why? Because there's a lot of energy we put out on that stage and we love to see some footwork."
Doors open at 7 p.m. A 70s costume contest will take place on stage before the show for the chance to win great prizes. Suave will open the show at 8 p.m. and the Village People will take the stage at 9:15 p.m.
All previously purchased tickets will be refunded. Credit card purchases will be refunded automatically by June 29. Cash purchases will be refunded at the Sky Ute Casino Gift Shop.
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Video-centric attack ads in NY race provides test bed for next election cycle.
Conservative political and advocacy group American Crossroads expects to spend far more in 2012 than the $70 million it spent in the 2010 election, and a higher percentage of that will go to online. Just how much moves to the web will be determined in part by the group's ability to run attack ads on Facebook.
The organization - which is split between a nonprofit organization and a political 527 group - expects to spend $120 million in the 2012 season across traditional and digital media on issue advocacy campaigns, along with political campaigns that will most likely attack Democrats, according to Jonathan Collegio, communications director for American Crossroads.
"I can't give an estimate of what the breakdown will be, but an increased percentage will be spent online," said Collegio. In its independent expenditure campaigns, the American Crossroads 527 arm can advocate for or against candidates.
The group ran an online campaign leading up to this week's congressional special election in Western New York. The video-centric effort served as a testing ground for its 2012 online efforts.
"Jack claims he's for American jobs but in the past he invested his millions in companies that shipped jobs overseas," states a TV ad from the group that was also targeted online to likely conservative voters in New York's 26th District. The organization worked with Republican digital agency Targeted Victory to handle the online video ads, which aimed the mud-slinging spot at older conservative voters using in-banner and pre-roll video units. In some cases, display ads accompanied the pre-roll ads.
The hope was to persuade people considering independent candidate Jack Davis - who hinged his campaign to the tea party movement and threatened to take votes away from Republican Jane Corwin - against voting for him. Democrat Kathy Hochul won Tuesday's election.
American Crossroads paid Targeted Victory $50,000 - around 7 percent of its NY-26 campaign budget - which totaled approximately $690,000, according to recent Federal Election Commission reports analyzed by ClickZ. The online ads ran for 13 days leading up to and including election day on May 24. In New York's 20th congressional district special election in 2009, Democrat Scott Murphy's campaign spent $30,000 on Google network display and Facebook ads targeting the district. The ads ran for three days into election day, and Murphy won the election.
The Facebook Factor
If American Crossroads allocates 7 percent of its planned $120 million spend for the 2012 election cycle to digital, it could devote more than $8 million to online ads. One thing that could hold American Crossroads back: Facebook. Collegio said the organization is considering the possibility that Facebook might ban negative ads from the site, in which case, the group - which focuses on negative advertising - would spend less than it might otherwise. "As Facebook determines how to integrate more video advertising, it remains to be seen whether or not they'll censor...negative or contrast ads," said Collegio. "I think they're worried that barking political ads may not be good for business."
He added, "It's very difficult legally for non-party organizations to run positive ads." Because American Crossroads and other outside groups are not able to coordinate with campaigns they may support, said Collegio, "It makes it very difficult to do any positive advertising."
Facebook spokespeople declined to comment regarding the possibility that political ads advocating against a candidate may not be allowed on the site in the future. However, the firm's ad guidelines indicate that at least some types of political attack ads are currently accepted. Facebook ad guidelines prohibit "Content that advocates against any organization, person, or group of people, with the exception of candidates running for public office."
The Democratic answer to American Crossroads - a recently-established independent expenditure group called House Majority PAC - ran TV ads attacking Corwin, but it is unclear whether the organization did any online advertising in conjunction with the NY-26 race.
A new Web video from American Crossroads suggests that unions that backed President Obama's healthcare reform could be exempt from complying with it. Videos like it, and others that directly advocate against Obama and other Democratic candidates can be expected from the group as the 2012 election nears.
"Especially in an environment where Democrats really have the advantage in online technologies, we're working to catch up with new strategies and technologies that will level the playing field."
Group Ignored Google, Facebook in NY-26
The American Crossroads NY-26 web campaign was unique among online ad campaigns - political and otherwise. There was no search advertising, and no display ads on Facebook – both common for political and advocacy campaigns. The group didn't buy any ads direct from local news sites - a somewhat common practice leading up to a local election. Instead, American Crossroads ran online video advertising almost exclusively, and the majority of those ads, according to Targeted Victory Partner Michael Beach, were expandable in-banner video units. All were targeted through audience data and ad targeting firm Lotame, which Targeted Victory has partnered with to develop a platform for targeting video ads for voter persuasion or mobilization.
Targeted Victory "did not consider any kind of direct buys," said Beach, because the goal was to find the target audience in the lowest cost media possible "to get the biggest bang for their buck."
Because the primary goal of the American Crossroads video ads was to get people to watch the video to persuade them not to vote for Davis, the group wanted to garner the highest number of clicks to view the video as possible through the fewest number of ad impressions.
"The challenge with political advertising is getting viewers to watch attack ads and negative advertising. It's difficult to get click-throughs," said Collegio. That was one reason the group chose not to run search advertising. Although it has done so in the past for fundraising efforts, he said search ads are less effective when it comes to enticing a user to click on a negative message.
Collegio said he expects American Crossroads to work with Targeted Victory through 2012, and called the NY-26 campaign "a very useful experience" intended "mostly to experiment with and engage new web technologies for the future."
Kate Kaye was Managing Editor at ClickZ News until October 2012. As a daily reporter and editor for the original news source, she covered beats including digital political campaigns and government regulation of the online ad industry. Kate is the author of Campaign '08: A Turning Point for Digital Media, the only book focused on the paid digital media efforts of the 2008 presidential campaigns. Kate created ClickZ's Politics & Advocacy section, and is the primary contributor to the one-of-a-kind section. She began reporting on the interactive ad industry in 1999 and has spoken at several events and in interviews for television, radio, print, and digital media outlets. You can follow Kate on Twitter at @LowbrowKate.
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A bug report - the heal character option heals bosses, player health is left intact.
It's not such a major concern.Most bosses aren't really that tough when you use the other trainer options.Just be sure to stock up on some healing potions
it's also possible that you might have a different outcome using the trainer again at different boss..
the game was annoying to train and i probably won't be going back to it
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The ninth annual Unity Music Festival has a special treat in store for people who come out to support the Sheboygan Cancer Care Fund: a visit with former Green Bay Packers offensive lineman Mark Tauscher.
Tauscher will be the emcee for the event, which raises money for the fund that helps families who are struggling with essentials while enduring cancer treatment.
The festival will be on at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 6, at the Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts. ...


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Germany looked well on their way to hiding hosts and holders Nigeria in Abuja in Saturday's late match from Group A of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, roaring to a 3-0 lead inside 53 minutes. The Golden Eaglets had other ideas, though, scoring three times in seven second-half minutes against the ten-man European champions to salvage a point when all seemed well and truly lost.
The Germans stormed forward early on the water-logged pitch, signalling their steely intent with Lennart Thy slamming off the woodwork inside ten minutes. It didn't take the Werder Bremen forward long to get his shooting sights aligned, however, heading home from a brilliant Mario Goetze cross after 21 minutes.
The hosts responded with some speedy play from deep positions, but their long-range shots - though powerful - were tinged with a bit of desperation. Mahammed Aliyu had the best chance for Nigeria, but after some jinking improvisation inside the penalty area, he was denied at full stretch by German keeper Dami Paul. Up the other end, the European champions were carving out openings on the wings seemingly at will and tormenting the Golden Eaglets with inch-perfect crosses. Shortly after Florian Trinks went close, Shkodran Mustafi doubled the lead with a cool side-footed finish from a corner kick some six minutes from the interval.
The Germans came out in the second half hungry for more, and usual provider Goetze turned scorer two minutes after the break with a peerless header from the edge of the box to make it 3-0. The big turning point came just five minutes later, though, when Robert Labus hauled down Omoh Ojabu in the area, conceding a penalty and receiving his marching orders for the professional foul. Stanley Okoro stepped up and slammed home from the spot after a cheeky stutter-step, sparking an almighty fight-back that will have the home fans who left at the half cursing themselves. Kenneth Omeruo eluded his marker and nodded home a corner kick in the 59th minute and then Edafe Egbedi volleyed home a deflected shot in the 61st minute to cap a seven-minute three-goal explosion by the Golden Eaglets.
The Nigerians, back at 3-3, looked like shading the result, with Terry Envoh hammering against the crossbar in the dying moments, but the Germans - who also had a decent late chance to steal full points - held firm to salvage one. Argentina now lead Group A after one full matchday, with Nigeria and Germany tangled for second. Honduras are in the basement with zero points after losing the early game to the Albiceleste.


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Hi folks, I know this thread hasn't had a post for a while, but has anybody noticed that the anime is catching up to the manga again?!
We're up to chapter 401 out of the current 427 in the current anime!!!
There's a filler episode next week. The problem is that Kubo's pacing is so incredibly atrocious, particularly in this part, that they have barely enough content for three minutes a chapter. Luckily the current arc is done in the manga that they should be able to reach it with no hassle, so at least now we can expect a reasonably placed filler arc to come. Preferably without Ichigo's powerless ass, and covering the more interesting humans, ala Chad.
Yes, the anime is dangerously close to the manga.... They can't keep putting up fillers in between episodes and then going back to the manga though, they need some consistency. I think they will go into a long period of fillers after this arc is done with. No basis for this but I think it would make the most sense. I think they will do something similar to the naruto anime and have 1 year worth of fillers in. Bleach fillers are substantially better than naruto fillers so the anime should make it.
Yes they are much better than Naruto fillers...So ill watch them anyway. But i think they'll have a filler Arc close to the length of the Bounto Arc...
When we get a new filler, if it's even close to as epic as the Muramasa filler...then I'll be happy with a year of that.
I didn't enjoy all that much the muramasa arc, the zampakuto thing felt way too far away from the cannon IMO. Anyways, the other arcs were reasonably good, I would be willing to watch something of the same quality. Anyways, I don't see a way around a year worth of filler at the moment. It's not like kubo's arcs are not too long(4 years )...
Bleach better go into hiatus. Better yet, let the manga end then finish the series with OVAs.
I'd agree with the idea that it's going to be one to two long filler arcs covering about a year so the manga can start into where ever it's going now. Hopefully they'll focus on much less seen characters some ideas that come to mind are: Nel or GJ, or perhaps origin stories for some of the captains. I'd also like to see a true bad guy qunicy but that's wishful thinking.
I suppose another thing they could do is add some filler episodes showing the battle between Zaraki, Byakuya and Yammi. Being espada #0, they could probably squeeze quite a few episodes out of it! :amuse
Bleach won't go on hiatus, it will get a filler arc probably......I wouldn't mind that, they aren't that bad. Well, compared to most filler anyway....
Doing an actual Dragonball Kai thing, meaning enhanced animations and artwork, etc, is probably the best thing Bleach could do without stupid fillers.
[QUOTE=Zatono;2180684]...What? FMA brotherhood is not a remake, it's the anime version of the actual manga. The original Fullmetal Alchemist anime sort of followed the story up to a point, and then it just completely diverged into its own thing.
FMA Brotherhood is a Remake of the Orginal FMA Anime, but with acutal Manga-Story.
Bleach Kai should be doing from scratch instead using old footage, thats just my point


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SILVER CITY - A single-car crash on Highway 180 in Santa Clara on Friday night claimed the life of a Bayard man. Joseph A. Orosco, 34, died early Saturday morning after the car he was driving left the road and drove into a ditch on Highway 180 near the National Guard Armory in Santa Clara.
Officer Daniel Barde of the New Mexico State Police said witnesses reported Orosco's vehicle veered off the road for no apparent reason at about 8:45 p.m. Friday. The vehicle hit a sign and the driver overcorrected and the vehicle went down into the embankment and rolled over.
Orosco was thrown from the vehicle and airlifted to University Medical Center in El Paso, Texas, where he died from his injuries at 12:05 a.m. Saturday.
Barde said Orosco was alone in the vehicle and was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash.
The accident is currently under investigation and state police were still at the scene Saturday afternoon. Speed does not appear to be a factor in the crash, Barde said, and whether alcohol is was a contributing factor is yet to be determined.


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Beyoncé Releases New Video 'I Was Here'
By: Jase Peeples
Beyoncé challenged us to each participate in this year's World Humanitarian Day on August 19 with simple acts of kindness around the world—asking us to imagine the difference we could make if everyone took a small amount of time to make another person's life just a little bit better.
Her ambassadorship of the 2012 campaign culminated in the moving video for her latest single, 'I Was Here,' found below.
Her sincerity is evident in every moment of the production and it's obvious she feels every word she's singing.
Beyoncé's genuine manner and passion are only two of the reasons we adore her and those qualities are perfectly highlighted in this video.
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PSA Peugeot Citroën Launches Production of the Peugeot 208 in Brazil Business Wire PORTO REAL, Brazil -- January 30, 2013 Regulatory News : PSA Peugeot Citroën (Paris:UG) launched series production of the Peugeot 208 today at its Porto Real facility in Brazil. Thierry Peugeot, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of PSA Peugeot Citroën, Philippe Varin, Chairman of the Managing Board and Carlos Gomes, Senior Vice President Latin America, attended the launch ceremony alongside Sergio Cabral, Governor of Rio de Janeiro State. The Group has invested more than €305 million to develop the Peugeot 208 and to prepare and expand the Porto Real facility, lifting annual production capacity from 150,000 vehicles at present to 200,000 at full ramp-up. The engineers and stylists at the Group's Latin America Tech Centre have adapted the vehicle to local driving conditions, notably by equipping it with flex-fuel engines produced by PSA Peugeot Citroën in Brazil. The Peugeot 208 is already produced in Europe at Group plants in Poissy and Mulhouse (France) and Trnava (Slovakia). More than 220,000 units have been sold. Today's launch in Brazil, one year after production began in France, reflects the Group's strategy of marketing vehicles with a global profile, like the recently unveiled Peugeot 2008. In 2012, markets outside Europe accounted for 38% of sales versus 24% in 2009, putting PSA Peugeot Citroën on track to meet its objective of increasing the share of non-European sales to 50% in 2015. Philippe Varin, Chairman of the Managing Board, noted: "Brazil is a key market, as well as a key focus of our international expansion strategy, which is well underway. The local launch of the Peugeot 208 is a very exciting project, and I commend you on its success." Carlos Gomes, Senior Vice President Latin America, added: "Our Brazilian R&D and design teams did extensive work to integrate and adapt the Peugeot 208 so we can respond as effectively as possible to customer expectations." PSA Peugeot Citroën in Latin America PSA Peugeot Citroën began production in Brazil in 2001, when it inaugurated its Porto Real plant in Rio de Janeiro State. In addition to the Peugeot 208, the site already produces the Peugeot 207 in various versions, including the Hoggar Pick-up, as well as the Citroën C3, C3 Aircross and C3 Picasso. The Group has nearly 5,000 employees in Brazil. It sold more than 277,000 vehicles in Latin America in 2012, of which 146,700 in Brazil. The Latin America Tech Centre, PSA Peugeot Citroën's local R&D and design centre, is home to around 780 engineers and stylists. The Centre operates at several sites in Brazil and Argentina, where the Group also has a plant in Palomar. PSA Peugeot Citroën – Brazil website (in Portuguese) http://psa-peugeot-citroen.com.br/ About PSA Peugeot Citroën With its two world-renowned brands, Peugeot and Citroën, PSA Peugeot Citroën sold 2.9 million vehicles worldwide in 2012, of which 38% outside Europe. The second largest carmaker in Europe, PSA Peugeot Citroën has sales operations in 160 countries. PSA Peugeot Citroën is also involved in financing activities (Banque PSA Finance) and automotive equipment (Faurecia). For more information, please visit www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com Communications Department, Media relations : 75 av. de la Grande Armée - 75116 Paris Telephone (33 1) 40 66 42 00 - www.psa-peugeot-citroen.com Contact: Media Relations Jean-Baptiste Thomas +33 (0)678 15 84 59 email@example.com ou Pierre-Olivier Salmon +33 (0)676 86 45 48 firstname.lastname@example.com ou Cécile Damide +33 (0) 1 40 66 53 89 email@example.com ou Jean-Baptiste Mounier +33 (0) 668 43 19 00 email@example.com ou Investor Relations Carole Dupont-Pietri +33 (0) 1 40 66 42 59 email@example.com ou Olivier Sartoris +33 (0) 1 40 66 43 65 email@example.com ou Christophe Fournier +33 (0) 1 40 66 57 45 email@example.com ou Céline Jamet +33 (0) 1 40 66 48 52 email@example.com
PSA Peugeot Citroën Launches Production of the Peugeot 208 in Brazil
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