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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - After the Atlanta Braves rallied in the eighth, the Upton brothers brought them home in the ninth.
B.J. Upton homered off Carlos Marmol to tie the contest, and brother Justin crushed his second homer of the game two batters later to cap the comeback and give the Braves a 6-5 win over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday.
Atlanta trailed 5-1 after seven innings, but scored three runs in the eighth. Eric O'Flaherty (1-0) picked up the win with a scoreless top of the ninth.
Marmol (0-1) recorded just a single out in the ninth.
"It's tough. I've been through it," said Cubs starter Carlos Villanueva, who was in line for the win before Marmol blew the save. "I just hope he (Marmol) understands that we've only had five games."
B.J. Upton was having a rough start to his Braves career, coming into the contest 0-for-14 with nine strikeouts. However, he broke out of the slump on Saturday with two hits, and his game-tying homer set the stage for Justin Upton's game winner.
"I mean it was just a great team effort," said B.J. Upton. "We're down late in the game and we stayed in it, piece together that eighth inning and came back and got it done in the ninth."
Justin Upton had three hits and delivered a solo homer in the first, and his leadoff double in the eighth sparked a three-run inning to help the Braves cut their deficit to 5-4.
Freeman drove him home on a ground ball to right and Dan Uggla followed with a single before Kyuji Fujikawa walked Gerald Laird to load the bases. Ramiro Pena then came through with a two-run single to cut the Cubs' lead to one.
Chicago had the bases loaded with no one out in the top half of the frame, but were unable to score. The Cubs had a runner in scoring position in the ninth as well, but stranded Welington Castillo at second when Alberto Gonzalez struck out to end the inning.
Nate Schierholtz gave the Cubs a 1-0 lead in the first after he drove home David DeJesus with a two-out single. DeJesus reached on a double when his line drive into right was mishandled by Jason Heyward.
After Justin Upton's solo homer in the bottom half tied the game, the Braves stranded a runner on base in each of the next six innings.
The Cubs jumped back in front on Luis Valbuena's solo homer in the fourth and extended their edge to 5-1 in the fifth, picking up two runs on Anthony Rizzo's homer to right. Two batters later, Schierholtz doubled and then came around to score on Castillo's single to center.
Villanueva made his Cubs debut and pitched well, allowing just one run on six hits in 6 2/3 innings. He also had six strikeouts.
Julio Teheran had a successful spring for the Braves, but it didn't translate into his first start of the season. In five innings pitched, he gave up five runs on eight hits.
The Braves are 4-1 for the first time since 2009, when they began 5-1 ... The
Cubs had managed just 16 hits through their first four games, but had 13 on
Saturday ... Atlanta will go for the series sweep on Sunday. The Braves will
send Tim Hudson to the mound and Chicago will counter with Jeff Samardzija.
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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Frankenstein, Morally Ambiguous
A mock Paper Two Exam for the (International Baccalaureate program) A very short essay on the being in Frankenstein being morally ambiguous. (not exactly great but good for a foundation idea)
The being in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is a morally ambiguous character. His actions can be perceived as neither purely good nor purely evil. The being is characterized by events that can be justified in one way but seen as a horribly cruel act in another. He plays a pivotal role in the novel because he is the product of Dr. Frankenstein's knowledge. He is Dr. Frankenstein's life and much of Frankenstein's time was spent creating the being therefore the being plays a pivotal role as an ambiguous character. The being is a physical being that Frankenstein has to battle with both in his mind and through words and fears. For a character, such as the being, to be morally ambiguous there has to be characteristics and qualities that are good and evil within a character.
The being can be seen as good because he was completely deserted by his own creator, rejected by all people (including the villagers who were his "teachers"), and did not have any other creature to coincide with him. The being (in this view point) had sufficient justification to be unhappy and vengeful towards his creator and humanity itself. His own creator left him in fear and disgust leaving him with feelings that were sufficient enough to create anger. The public did not accept the being either, throwing things at him and attacking him without hearing him speak to them or giving him a chance for anything. These encounters gave him the ability to become a morally ambiguous character because one feels sympathy for someone or something that is cast aside and forced out of the social realm. By the being not being accepted it shows the flaws of humanity. The being is morally ambiguous because it suggests that humans are the evil while the being is merely a victim of the acts of violence and discrimination.
The being can also be seen as evil because he allowed himself to voluntarily murder his own creator's family because he wasn't getting the results to problems that he wanted. He had knowledge of right vs. wrong, still he threatened many people. The being had knowledge of "good and evil" therefore he wasn't blinded by rage, in that case he can be seen as a real monster because he had no remorse for the crimes that he committed, he felt completely justified, in this sense he could not be purely good.
The being's moral ambiguity is significant to the work as a whole because he not only shows how the being, completely human or not, can not be purely good or evil but also shows how the product of greed and advancement has its pros and cons. The being, who is morally ambiguous also provides the reader the opportunity to analyze the actions of the being, one cannot dislike the product of knowledge without viewing the possible justifications that the being had for his actions.
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Keene Hill Grange will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the grange hall, with chili provided by the grange.
With the switch to daylight saving time, the grange will meet at 7 p.m. with a covered dish supper the second Wednesday of the month and 8 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of the month.
The last meeting featured readings by Carolyn Karr, Marilyn Copenhaver, Jim Laurentz, Greta Daugherty and Irene Croft.
Sean Nicely donated his 50-50 winnings from the grange's recent soup supper back to the grange.


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Three schools are failing federal standards
August 25, 2015
NEW — 5:55 p.m. Aug. 25, 2015
Parents from three Issaquah elementary schools received letters last week informing them their schools were failing under federal standards.
Briarwood, Clark and Issaquah Valley elementary schools have failed to meet the standards established under the No Child Left Behind act. The school principals explained, however, the standards are nearly impossible to achieve — 100 percent of students must meet proficiency standards in schools this year to meet their Adequate Yearly Progress under NCLB, regardless of special needs or English language mastery.
Committee approves $518 million school bond proposal
May 12, 2015
A committee of parents, principals and other educational leaders has approved a plan that would ask Issaquah School District voters for more than a half-billion dollars to build four new schools and modernize several others.
At a May 6 meeting, the district's bond feasibility and development committee approved a package that would raise $518.5 million in voter-approved funds. The bond measure would likely appear on ballots in spring 2016.
Congratulate 2015 Golden Acorn winners
April 28, 2015
The Issaquah PTSA Council recently recognized the Issaquah School District's outstanding volunteers at a reception at Swedish Hospital.
Congratulations to the following award recipients:
Council — Golden Acorn: Korista Smith-Barney, Becky Gordon and Dawn Peschek; Outstanding Advocate: Dianne Bugge; Honorary Life Membership: Caroline Brown
Reflections art contest winners announced
March 17, 2015
The Issaquah School District announced this year's Reflections art contest winners, who will have a chance to compete at the state level this spring. Students in every grade are eligible to compete in several different categories.
Liberty starts new youth football program
February 3, 2015
If you've ever been to a Liberty High School football game, you know what "We are one" means.
It's the chant that, without fail, win or lose, emanates from the packed Liberty home bleachers, showcasing the pride and camaraderie that comes with being a Patriot.
Liberty SRO honored as best in the state
September 30, 2014
Deputy Dave Montalvo has had his fair share of assignments in a 27-year career with the King County Sheriff's Office.
He spent time on the SWAT team; he taught new recruits as a master police officer; he served on motorcycle patrol; and he also worked with a traffic enforcement unit.
But he has truly found his home in the south end of the Issaquah School District where, for the past 12 years, Montalvo has served as the school resource officer at Liberty High, Maywood Middle and surrounding elementary schools.
"This is by far, in my opinion, the best job that anybody can have, because you get to work with the kids and make a difference," he said.
Federal waiver loss could affect schools
May 20, 2014
Last month's U.S. Department of Education decision to revoke Washington state's No Child Left Behind waiver is starting to filter down to school districts and individual buildings.
At the Issaquah School Board's May 14 meeting, officials discussed the loss of the waiver, which was officially announced April 24. Washington had been one of 43 states with the waiver, allowing it to deviate from NCLB, a nationwide accountability system for public schools that has been in place since 2001.
Local schools could lose budget flexibility
April 29, 2014
The Issaquah School District is likely to lose some flexibility in budgeting next year.
State officials announced April 24 that Washington would lose a waiver it has been receiving from the federal government which allowed the state flexibility under portions of the No Child Left Behind law.
Under the law, 100 percent of students need to be at their grade level standard in both reading and math by this year. For the past few years, the federal government has granted more than 40 states waivers from the requirement.
Schools honor top volunteers
April 8, 2014
Issaquah School District Golden Acorn and Outstanding Advocate Awards were recognized at a reception at Swedish/Issaquah on March 25.
Golden Acorns are presented, by a local PTA unit or council, to volunteers in recognition of their dedication and service to children and youths.
Since the beginning of the program, more than 44,000 Golden Acorns have been presented to volunteers throughout Washington state. A contribution in the name of the recipient(s) is made by the honoring PTA to the Washington State PTA Scholarship Program. From these contributions, WSPTA is able to provide grants to freshman students entering post-secondary education.
Maple Hills student dies in Auburn car crash
January 7, 2014
Maple Hills Elementary School kindergartner Stacey Holmes died Dec. 30 as a result of an Auburn car crash, Principal Sondra Maier wrote in a Jan. 3 email to parents.
Stacey, 5, died at Harborview Medical Center following a Dec. 29 collision at 2:30 a.m. on Auburn Way South near the Muckleshoot Casino.
Auburn police said the boy and his 9-year-old sister, Amaria Brown, a Maple Hills third-grader, were in a car driven by their mother's 21-year-old boyfriend, who was driving up to 90 mph when he lost control of the vehicle and slammed into a large tree. Police said the children's mother was not in the car.


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Endurance testing with python
The following information covers some of the challanges when doing power cycle endurance testing where the unit under test (UUT) is connected to the python controlling application using a serial port. Some of the challenges include not letting the extranous data that is often received over serial as the UUT powers off and back on. These characters can trip errors in the python Unicode decoder that need to be ignored.
- https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pexpect
- http://pexpect.sourceforge.net/fdpexpect.html
- http://helpful.knobs-dials.com/index.php/Python_usage_notes/pty_and_pexpect
- http://m.lemays.org/projects/x10-cm19a-linux-driver
- http://www.cm19a.com/2013/02/python-x10-cm19a-usb-software-linux.html
Power cycle setup
The key components involved include:
- Desktop or laptop PC running Linux. I used a FT2232 type USB to serial dongle.
- Unit under test (UUT) - embedded Linux device being tested.
- Power cycling hardware. I like X10, which consists of
The only downside I have with X10 is you can't turn it off and back on quickly - something on the order of 3 seconds minimum. I like X10 because I have lots of applicance modules so I can run multiple tests at the same time, I can use it with desktop icons so I don't have to physically power cycle hardware, and because the appliance module can be connected to any outlet, I can set the endurance test hardware out of the way.
python X10 control
There are three subtle host PC configuration steps that I found to be needed to allow X10 power control to work smoothly. Hopefully future Linux distros will do a better job supporting X10 modules.
- Unplug CM19a X10 Transceiver
- Black list other drivers that attempt to own the X10 USB RF tranceiver
echo -e "#Blacklist to enable CM19a driver\nblacklist lirc_ati\nblacklist ati_remote" | \ sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf sudo modprobe --remove lirc_atiusb ati_remote
- Allow all users to interact with the X10 USB RF tranceiver
echo -e "# Allow all users to read and write to the CM19a X10 Transceiver (USB)\nSYSFS{idVendor}==\"0bc7\", SYSFS{idProduct}==\"0002\", MODE=\"666\"" | \ sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/cm19a.rules
- Plug in the X10 USB RF tranceiver
- Remove old version of python USB module
sudo apt-get remove python-usb
Install updated python USB module
wget http://softlayer-dal.dl.sourceforge.net/project/pyusb/PyUSB%201.0/1.0.0-alpha-3/pyusb-1.0.0a3.tar.gz tar -xzf pyusb-1.0.0a3.tar.gz cd pyusb-1.0.0a3/ python setup.py build sudo python setup.py install
- Unfortunately, the X10 USB RF tranceiver python code doesn't come with the standard setup.py, so I ended up installing it in the same directory tree as my python expect scripts resided.
mkdir $HOME/work/pexpect cd $HOME/work/pexpect wget http://ubuntuone.com/0O4fjPSt2QFAY8yNcdxZVz unzip CM19aDriver_v3.0.zip
Now you can test by turning a module on and off. My module is set to house code G unit code 3.
./CM19aDriver.py G 3 ON ./CM19aDriver.py G 3 OFF
python expect setup
The good news is the is an expect package for python called pexpect. If you have used any of the other variations of expect, you will find the python version works as you would expect.
I added my Linux user ID to the dialout group so I could send and receive data or the serial ports and also installed the pexpect package.
sudo addgroup $USER dialout sudo apt-get python-pexpect
Ignoring binary data
The bad news is I found pexpect to assume it was working with a text (not binary) data stream. When binary data was received, the python exception was so low that I couldn't figure out how to easily ignore it while waiting for the expected data. In my case, the binary data was due to powering off and on devices connected over RS-232 serial. Occatiionally I would get a random binary pattern during a power cycle and python said it could decode the Unicode character. Thanks to Open Source code, I could at least work around the issue.
I ended up changing the pexpect 2.5.1 source code to solve this issue. Specifically, I made the following changes to /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pexpect/__init__.py. The changes basically told python to ignore unicode decode error and to strip non-ASCII from strings before logging them.
--- pexpect-u-2.5.1/pexpect/__init__.py 2011-12-10 15:48:07.000000000 -0700 +++ ../pexpect__init__.py 2013-10-01 11:13:59.218765248 -0600 @@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ def _cast_unicode(s, enc): if isinstance(s, bytes): - return s.decode(enc) + return s.decode(enc, 'ignore') return s re_type = type(re.compile('')) @@ -864,7 +864,7 @@ self.flag_eof = True raise EOF ('End Of File (EOF) in read_nonblocking(). Empty string style platform.') - s2 = self._cast_buffer_type(s) + s2 = "".join(i for i in self._cast_buffer_type(s) if ord(i)<128) if self.logfile is not None: self.logfile.write(s2) self.logfile.flush() @@ -1620,12 +1620,12 @@ def _prepare_regex_pattern(self, p): "Recompile bytes regexes as unicode regexes." if isinstance(p.pattern, bytes): - p = re.compile(p.pattern.decode(self.encoding), p.flags) + p = re.compile(p.pattern.decode(self.encoding, 'ignore'), p.flags) return p def read_nonblocking(self, size=1, timeout=-1): return super(spawn, self).read_nonblocking(size=size, timeout=timeout)\ - .decode(self.encoding) + .decode(self.encoding, 'ignore') read_nonblocking.__doc__ = spawnb.read_nonblocking.__doc__
In looking at the latest pexpect code at firstname.lastname@example.com:pexpect/pexpect.git, there is no direct call to decode(), but they logging change may still be useful.
python endurance testing example
# There are two parts to this code - one is the X10 power switch logic # to power the board on and off. The other is the expect logic to monitor # the boot process. # To configure the port, first run # stty -F /dev/ttyUSB5 115200 cs8 -clocal -crtscts -parenb -inpck -ixoff -ixon import os, sys, time from datetime import datetime # System dependent constants cm19adriverdir='/projects/x10' #devport="/dev/ttyUSB5" prompt = "# " rootpassword="foobar" x10housecode="G" x10unitcode="3" # delay in seconds poweroffdelay=5 # set bootlog to sys.stdout or file("boot.log", "a") bootlog=file("boot.log", "a") import pexpect import fdpexpect homedir=os.environ['HOME'] sys.path.append(homedir + cm19adriverdir) import CM19aDriver # Initialize power switch cm19a = CM19aDriver.CM19aDevice() banner=time.strftime("---------------%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S---------------\n", time.localtime()) bootlog.write(banner) print banner # returns number of errors encountered (zero or one) def wait_for(m, msg,tm=60) : try: m.expect(msg,timeout=tm) return 0 except pexpect.TIMEOUT : return 1 except pexpect.EOF : # sometimes the /dev/tty* UART port reports EOF, just ignore return 0 def init_expect() : tm = int(time.mktime(time.localtime())) btlog = file("boot-" + repr(tm) + ".log", "w") fd = os.open(devport, os.O_RDWR|os.O_NOCTTY ) m = fdpexpect.fdspawn(fd, timeout=60, logfile=btlog) m.setecho(False) return m def power_on(m) : result = cm19a.send(x10housecode, x10unitcode, "ON") try: # verify we get init running wait_for(m, " login: ", tm=180) m.sendline("root") wait_for(m, "Password: ") m.sendline(rootpassword) wait_for(m, ":~# ") except (pexpect.EOF, OSError) : print "Serial port error" result = cm19a.send(x10housecode, x10unitcode, "OFF") return 1 return 0 def power_off(m) : cm19a.send(x10housecode, x10unitcode, "OFF") def run_remote_command(m, cmd) : m.sendline(cmd); wait_for(m, cmd) wait_for(m, prompt) print m.before.strip() def endurance_test_power_cycle() : loops = 0 m = init_expect() while True : try: print "LOOP COUNT %d" % loops power_on(m) time.sleep(poweroffdelay) power_off(m) loops += 1 except KeyboardInterrupt : print print "Keyboard interrupt:" print " LOOP COUNT %d" % loops cm19a.send(x10housecode, x10unitcode, "OFF") return except (pexpect.EOF, OSError) : # sometimes the /dev/tty* UART port reports EOF, just ignore print "uart error:" if __name__ == '__main__' : # get to known state result = cm19a.send(x10housecode, x10unitcode, "OFF") time.sleep(poweroffdelay) endurance_test_power_cycle
Old stuff to be ignored
- Unfortunately, the X10 USB RF tranceiver python code doesn't come with the standard setup.py, so installing the module is a manual process
wget http://ubuntuone.com/0O4fjPSt2QFAY8yNcdxZVz unzip CM19aDriver_v3.0.zip cat <<EOF >setup.py #!/usr/bin/env python from distutils.core import setup setup( name='cm19a', version='3.0', description='Python CM19A X10 USB RF tranceiver controller', author='Andrew Cuddon', firstname.lastname@example.com', license = 'Unknown', url='http://www.cm19a.com/2013/02/python-x10-cm19a-usb-software-linux.html' packages=['cm19a'], long_description = """ CM19aDriver offers easy CM19A X10 USB tranceiver control in Python. It requires a newer version of pyusb. """ ) EOF python setup.py build sudo python setup.py install


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Junior Brian Ferlin went from end to end and scored with 17 seconds to play in overtime, lifting the red-hot Cornell men's hockey team to a 3-2 victory over Yale in ECAC Hockey action at Ingalls Rink in New Haven, Conn.
It was the team-leading ninth goal of the season for Ferlin and lifted the 11th-ranked Big Red to 11-4-5 overall, 7-3-4 in the conference. Cornell is unbeaten (4-0-4) since falling to Boston University, 3-2, in the "Red Hot Hockey" game on Nov. 30 at Madison Square Garden. Yale, ranked 13th in the nation, dipped to 10-6-4, 5-5-3.
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Crab-Topped Fish Fillets Recipe
Crab-Topped Fish Fillets are elegant enough for company but truly no-fuss. "We live in south Florida, where fish is abundant," writes Mary Tuthill of F. Myers Beach. "We like to get together with friends in the afternoon, so I often need to whip up a quick dinner when we get home. This special fish is one of my husband's favorites."
- 4 sole or cod fillets or fish fillet of your choice (6 ounces each)
- 4 sole or cod fillets or fish fillet of your choice (6 ounces each)
- 1 can (6 ounces) crabmeat, drained, flaked and cartilage removed or 1 cup imitation crabmeat, chopped
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/3 cup slivered almonds, toasted
- Paprika, optional
- 1. Place fillets in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the crab, cheese, mayonnaise and lemon juice.
- 2. Drain cooking juices from baking dish; spoon crab mixture over fillets. Broil 4-5 in. from the heat for 5 minutes or until topping is lightly browned. Sprinkle with almonds and paprika if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving equals 457 calories, 31 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 90 mg cholesterol, 585 mg sodium, 2 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 40 g protein.
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
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If that noise happens in a blog comment, then yeah...gotta delete it even though we all avoid getting to that step. At a certain point, you owe it to your community of engaged readers.


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I have some jxpaths I want to put them in an enumeration I will be sharing with a JSF page using a map that will make them available to EL as the keys for jxpath to do a createPathAndSetValue on.
Then I can easily fill out a model without creating tons of getters and setters. like this:
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public final String xpath;
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Are these names too wierd and non-standard? Is it silly to be chained to the C style constant UPPERCASE standard?


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I actually JUST looked them up hehe I hadn't heard of them before this forum but I've seen them around, they look like baby cages! I don't think I'll be getting one because I have a nursery and don't travel a whole lot.
I was given one for nothing that is in excellent condition. I used one for both of my girls.
This time around it will come in handy because naptime will be downstairs so that I can still do laundry. The washer and dryer are in his room.
My mom just bought me one today. We got one because we are moving a month after baby is born, so we will have a month with no nursery or crib. The play yard is going to go in our room now to be used as a bassinet until we move :)
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I am going to build my own wheelset for my touring bike, and reading sheldons article, and was intrigued by even spoked wheelsets.
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Take a look at all the box office number ones from the last decade. They have usually been:
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That's where studios see the money, and in a world where studios are more considered with making a quick dollar than taking risks on anything new, that's what's going to continue to get the go ahead. Artsy movies will be sidelined as a niche thing unless you're James Cameron and can persuade billions to go to a theatre to look at a blank blue screen for three hours through name recognition alone.
That's a very cynical view. But what I'm saying is that the audience is there for "artsy" movies, especially sci-fi which are very visual. Besides, how difficult was TMP to follow? Wasn't very complicated.
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Like, dude . . . Keanu Reeves and the . . . uh, dance thing is SO not happening! A coach hired to teach him to fox-trot with Charlize Theron in their new flick "Sweet November" says Keanu actually asked her: "What do I do with my ankles?" Replied the stunned coach: "They're connected to your feet, so just keep moving!"
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We will have "won" this war when every drop of oil has been diverted to Bush & Cheney's Humvees. It's not about democracy, it's not about terrorism, it's not about humanitarian intervention. It's about the oil, they have it we want it and Iran is next not because they have or wiil have nuclear weapons but because they have oil.
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Lafayette Brewing Company: Lafayette Brewing Company
Microbrewery, but still pretty much an anybody eatery (meaning, families, older crowd, younger crowd are all present). Anyway, the food is really good, as is the beer, so stop in. It's one of the few local-type restaurants that we have, and probably one of the best.
Favorite Dish: Any of their burgers
And try their beer... they are a microbrewery ya know.
There are a number of...
There are a number of restaurants along US 52 as you get away from the river and out toward the mall, like O'Charley's and Applebee's. There's even an Orang Julius and a Cinnabon at Tippecanoe Mall, if you're interested in that sort of thing. ;)
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Lafayette Brewing Company: Great food, entertainment, and hand-crafted beers
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They offer traditional pub fare and a couple unique dishes. One of the better restaraunts in the area.
The second floor offers up entertainment every weekend; be it band, comedy, whatever. They also have a pizza kitchen on the second floor that is worth checking out.
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The ROBLOX Mobile App, now available on the iTunes appstore was developed by the real ROBLOX developers. As some of you may already know, they have had a mobile developer (iOS) working on a ROBLOX App for a little while now. With this App, you can easily access the ROBLOX messaging system, i.e: Private messages and Friend requests. You can check your account balance and see which of your friends are online.
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Asheville is seeing about half the the rate of foreclosures than the rest of the nation and fewer delinquent home loans in May, researchers reported Tuesday.
Asheville is seeing about half the the rate of foreclosures than the rest of the nation and fewer delinquent home loans in May, researchers reported Tuesday.
Foreclosures represented only 0.80 percent of all outstanding mortgage loans in the Asheville area in May, compared to 1.38 percent a year ago, according to CoreLogic, a national real estate research firm in California.
Foreclosure activity in Asheville was lower than the national foreclosure rate, which was 1.73 percent for May.
Also in Asheville, the mortgage delinquency rate decreased. According to CoreLogic data for May 2014, 2.76 percent of mortgage loans were 90 days or more delinquent compared to 3.48 percent for the same period last year.
Meanwhile, North Carolina released data on the number of county foreclosures in June. Buncombe had 38 foreclosures filed for the month, compared to 45 in May. The county saw a high of 135 foreclosures in June 2010.
Henderson had 26 filings in June, up from 23 in May.
Haywood reported 21 foreclosures in June, up from 18 in May.
For people facing potential foreclosure or delinquent loans, there will be workshops for the state's Mortgage Protection Program at the OnTrack Financial Education and Counseling offices in the United Way Building, 50 South French Broad Ave., Asheville.
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We are developing a portable bicycle. We are in a phase in which we have to accumulate kms on some samples. We knew that this year we had both the Men tour de france and Women TDF stopping by not too far from us (we are located in Turin, Italy). That was a good chance to mess around with the portable bike and accumulate kms uphill and downhill. Finally we decided to go see the women one. I have never seen it before and it should have provided better pictures then the men one.
Off we went.
I have posted a bunch of pictures that we have shot just after the finish line at the final stage of the La Grand Boucle Feminine Internationale 2008, which finished in Sestriere, Italy last Sunday.
Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/2253458...57605789579986
Apparently the race turned out to be pretty good, with the first 3 cyclists in the classement battling out for the gold jersey till the last km. For what we have understood from the speaker, right after climbing the Izoard pass , where they encountered strong face wind, they climbed the Montgenevre pass and then the Sestriere pass. For what the speaker said, the gold jersey switched from one to the other several times during the stage. A long sprint at the last km settled the race by 12 seconds.
from cycling news : http://cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=r...lgbf08/lgbf087
Strangely enough there were very few spectators that showed up. Practically, I would say that only 8 or 10 people showed up on purpose to see the race !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All in all women race is the same thing as men race but with much fewer people and the bikes and jersey are frequently colored pink, fuchsia or purple.
There has been one problem.
The answers to the podium interviews were really too dull. I mean really DULL.
An unforeseen level of dullness that even a Nascar driver would have said: Duh..!.


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Demi Lovato: I'm Not Getting Back Together With Joe Jonas!
Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas are back together . . . on behalf of Acuvue's 1-Day Starts Today contest.
The former Disney Channel stars, who dated for several months in 2010, joined Allyson Felix, 26, Meaghan Martin, 20, and Tyler Blackburn, 25, to film promos for the brand at a private residence in Malibu on February 8. Before the shoot, Lovato, 19, denied internet reports she was rekindling the flame with her ex Jonas, 22.
PHOTOS: Demi Lovato through the years
"We've been really good friends for so long. So it's been cool hanging out with him again," Lovato told Us Weekly, confirming that "nothing romantic" was happening. "I didn't even know that was a rumor!"
Lovato was excited to team up with Martin, who played her arch nemesis in the Camp Rock movies. "It's cool because we've gotten to work together before, and now we're working together again. It's kind of like a reunion," she said. "So it's nice. It's really fun."
PHOTOS: Jonas Brothers, then and now
Jonas added: "I've been lucky to be able to work with a lot of great people in my life, two of whom are Demi and Meaghan. . . It's been a while since I've seen them."
"We've all been kind of on different paths, but I see them at award shows and things like that," Jonas told Us. "And any time we see them, it's like family reunion. We have catch-up time and reminisce."
The five stars will mentor the winners of Acuvue's 1-Day Starts Today contest, which asks users to upload a one-minute YouTube video revealing their secret hopes and dreams. "I've never really mentored anybody before other than like my little sister, so it's going to be exciting," Lovato said.
VIDEO: Watch Demi Lovato's heartfelt "Skyscraper" performance
Pretty Little Liars star Blackburn added: "It's exciting that I'm going to be able to see somebody experience a taste of what they want to do with their lives. . . if I was 15 or 16 and that happened to me, I would be beside myself. The fact that I can actual lend a hand [in making someone's dream come true] is so fun."
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A Halo mod for the critically acclaimed Sins of a Solar Empire, that aims to capture the fast paced intensity of the Halo series.
so cruisers can dock with it?
I gotta say that this looks really awesome! Good job, Annihilator!
Guys I dont cae what anyone says yall do really great work, and I cant wait to play this.
Good job guys ;)
I wonder what it will shoot?
It shoots those cruisers at it's sides. After each shot another cruiser is manufactured and ejected out of the slots in it's sides. ;)
it shoots evil pandas and hugs of death =p
Oh wait, you thought I was done showing Forerunner stuff for a while?
Anyways, here's the dreadnought featured in both Halo Wars and Origins.
Credits for the texture once again go to Annihilator.


text: Environment Environmental stories Keeping Carbon in the Soil: Small Steps to Curb Climate Change By Ben Kieffer & Emily Woodbury • Nov 24, 2015 Versaland / https://www.facebook.com/versaland/ In his new book, author Courtney White points to the seemingly intractable challenges faced on earth: the increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, rising food demands from a population that's projected to rise from the current 7 billion to 9 billion people by 2050, and the dwindling supply of fresh water. Public Voices Support And Oppose Bakken Pipeline Across Iowa By Amy Mayer • Nov 12, 2015 Photo by Amy Mayer In a packed-to-capacity community room in Boone, the three-member Iowa Utility Board heard testimony today over the proposed Bakken oil pipeline, which would carry crude oil from North Dakota's Bakken oil fields, across Iowa, to Illinois. Before testimony got underway, opponents of the pipeline staged a protest outside the community building on the Boone County Fairgrounds. Iowa's Resilient White-Tailed Deer and How They Came Back from Near Extinction By Charity Nebbe • Nov 9, 2015 There was a time when it was a rare treat to spot a white-tailed deer in Iowa. That treat is no longer rare. Today, it's our monthly Wildlife Day on Talk of Iowa, with wildlife biologist Dr. Jim Pease of Ames. Jim tells us about the history of deer in the Hawkeye State, their place in the environment and our complicated relationship with them. Louie Psihoyos on 'Racing Extinction' By Clare Roth & Charity Nebbe • Oct 27, 2015 Asia Society / Flickr Louie Psihoyos first made waves in water and in cinematic circles in 2009 with his Academy Award-winning documentary about dolphins "The Cove." Now, the Dubuque-native is expressing his passion for protecting the Earth once again in his new film "Racing Extinction." Bird Feeder Study By Julie Englander • Oct 22, 2015 James Adelman Birds that spend a lot of time at feeders are more likely to contract disease. A new Iowa State University study of House Finches in Virginia found birds that visited feeders often were more likely to spread an eye infection similar to pink eye in humans. The study's lead author James Adelman says they tracked individuals in the wild and found that those that spent the most time at feeders were the most likely to get sick. Iowa Scientists Say Human Connection to Climate Change like Cancer's Link to Tobacco By Lindsey Moon & Ben Kieffer • Oct 15, 2015 Shever / Flickr The University of Iowa's Center for Global, Regional and Environmental Research has been studying climate change in Iowa and around the world for 25 years this year. Greg Carmichael, co-director of the center and professor of chemical and biochemical engineering at the University of Iowa, says public opinion has come a long way since the center's founding and that climate change deniers are "dead wrong" about the facts. Demonstrators Oppose the Bakken Pipeline By Rob Dillard • Oct 15, 2015 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio Two busloads of opponents of the proposed Bakken oil pipeline across Iowa protested outside the state's Utility Board offices Thursday. Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement organized the demonstration and delivered a box full of letters objecting to the plan. Longtime Des Moines social activist Frank Cordaro was among the protesters. "Today we're at the utility folks, the folks who are supposed to be protecting this state," he says. "And we're here to tell them don't let dirty oil come to our state." Ground Squirrels, Tree Squirrels, and In Between By Charity Nebbe & plenane • Oct 13, 2015 Phil Myers, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan Whether a person loves squirrels for their acrobatics or wishes they would leave the bird feeders alone, squirrels are here to stay. Over the years, wildlife biologist Jim Pease has collected more than twenty names Iowans have given ground squirrels, ranging from "squinneys" to "liners." During this Talk of Iowa program, he talks with host Charity Nebbe about diets, habitats, ground squirrels and tree squirrels. Wild, Wild Horses...Need Good Homes By Sarah Boden • Oct 9, 2015 Flickr / Coen Dijkman If you've ever wanted your own horse, you can adoption one Saturday in Decorah for $125. About 40 animals will be available for adoption. The U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management says there are approximately 58,150 horses and burros roaming the western U.S. But to maintain a healthy wild population and a healthy habitat, the agency says those numbers need to drop by more than half. The Hort Gang: Heritage Trees By Charity Nebbe • Sep 18, 2015 Iowa State University With Iowa trees readying themselves for fall and the changing colors of leaves, look no further than Ames, Iowa for a new healthy seedling. Bill Graves, Associate Dean of the Graduate College and Professor of Horticulture at Iowa State University, says he is excited about the Swamp White Oaks offered this year. Graves loves to see people who enthusiastically purchase trees from ISU as well as discovering what becomes of those trees. River Towns Band Together to Protect the Mississippi By Rob Dillard • Sep 16, 2015 go-iowa.com More than two dozen mayors from Mississippi River cities and towns gathered in Dubuque this week to talk about clean water and climate change. They are finding a unified voice to address issues important to communities from Bemidji, Minn., to the Gulf of Mexico. Dubuque Mayor Roy Buol is co-chair of the three-and-a-half year old effort called the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative. The project includes a strong push to reduce nutrient levels in the massive waterway. Buol says Dubuque already has a 10-to-15 million-dollar plan to do just that. What To Do if You Find a Bat This Fall By Charity Nebbe & Lindsey Moon • Sep 16, 2015 Ann Froschauer / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service If you've noticed more bats lately, you're not alone. "It's the breeding season, so there's a lot going on," explains wildlife biologist Jim Pease. "They are also getting ready to migrate. Bats have to build up a large fat reserve, so they are out doing lots of flying around and eating this time of year." Pease says bats are also more visible this time of year because of the change in air temperature between the indoors and outdoors. "There's lots of air flow this time of year and bats follow that air flow," he says. Water Quality Funding Increases, Water Quality Doesn't By Lindsey Moon & Ben Kieffer • Sep 11, 2015 Lindsey Moon / Iowa Public Radio Despite the fact that the legislature has increased state funding for water quality initiatives by millions of dollars since the 1980s, we haven't seen substantial improvements since then. That's according to Keith Schilling, who researches water for the Iowa Geological Survey. "I recently looked at 50 rivers' nitrate levels. Only six had changed since 1980, and those increased in nitrate concentration," he says. Talkin' Trash At UNI By Pat Blank • Sep 2, 2015 IPR's Pat Blank The director of the University of Northern Iowa's physical plant has been talking trash, but that's a good thing. Mike Zwanziger is overseeing a new mixed recycling program on campus that accepts everything except glass and Styrofoam using just two containers. Des Moines Water Works: State Not Doing Enough To Avoid Environmental Mediocrity By Clay Masters • Aug 28, 2015 Clay Masters / IPR New figures from Iowa's Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship show 1,800 Iowa farmers have taken advantage of $3.5 million in state money meant to reduce pollutants from their fields. The state's largest water utility says the figures divert attention from Iowa's slide toward accepting environmental mediocrity. Fighting Fire with Fire, Literally By Clare Roth & Ben Kieffer • Aug 19, 2015 courtesy of Nathan Weiner Nathan Weiner grew up in Iowa City, miles away from any naturally occurring wildfires. But after using controlled burns to restore Iowa landscape, he made his way out West. "Whether it was burning a prairie or burning a woodland, we used prescribed fire to help that get back to its natural state, and once we started doing that, I just got bit by the fire bug, as they call it." Iowa, a Global Superpower in Wind Energy By Clare Roth & Ben Kieffer • Aug 14, 2015 reynermedia / Flickr Earlier this week, a new report by the US Department of Energy showed that costs continue to decline while turbine technology becomes more efficient. All of this, along with the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, means wind energy is having a moment. Big White Birds: Pelicans, Egrets, and Trumpeter Swans By Charity Nebbe • Aug 11, 2015 Michael Leland If you're paddling one of Iowa's rivers, out for a walk, or even driving down a highway the sight of a big white bird passing overhead has become common, but that wasn't always the case. On this wildlife day edition of Talk of Iowa, Charity Nebbe sits down with wildlife biologist Jim Pease to discuss Iowa's big white birds. These birds, including pelicans, great egrets and trumpeter swans, almost disappeared from the state, but are once again common. Man Behind Decorah Eagle Cam Dies By Julie Englander • Jul 28, 2015 Raptor Resource Project The Decorah Eagles have lost the person who helped put them in the world's spotlight. The Raptor Resource Project's blog reports Bob Anderson passed away this morning. Anderson's internet bird cam of the Decorah Eagles went live 2011. Almost overnight, the birds became one of the world's largest wildlife education programs. Former director of the MacBride Raptor Project in Solon Jodeane Cancilla says the eagles' bird cam was an important resource. Higher Fees Proposed for Iowa Polluters By Joyce Russell • Jul 8, 2015 Joyce Russell/IPR Representative of Iowa industries which emit more than 100 tons of material into the atmosphere each year were at the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Air Quality Bureau today. They're weighing in on plans to raise their fees to better enforce the Federal Clean Air Act. The DNR proposes a new $24,000 application fee for operating permits. Also companies would pay more each year per ton of emissions. Bureau Chief Catherine Fitzsimmons says with the new money, the DNR can hire more staff. Why Do Woodpeckers Drum? By Charity Nebbe • Jul 7, 2015 Carla Kishinami There are 10 species of woodpeckers in Iowa, and while woodpeckers are the type of birds that are sometimes heard but not seen, their drumming does have a purpose. Wildlife biologist Jim Pease explains that it's like a song. Rainy Weather and Colorful Skies By Ben Kieffer & Lindsey Moon • Jun 30, 2015 Andrew Fuller Iowa State University Extension climatologist Elwynn Taylor says more than a hundred lightning-caused wildfires burning in Saskatchewan, Canada are giving Iowans some colorful-sky effects. "Maybe the best thing to look at is the smoke that we're seeing in the air, giving the sun that mid-day orange tint and the change in light characteristics," he says. "The sunsets are red and the sunrise is redder than we would expect under normal conditions, typical of smoke in the air." Taylor isn't, however, attributing the current rainy weather to the Canadian wildfires. Seven (and several more) Swans Swimming By Pat Blank • Jun 29, 2015 Iowa DNR Trumpeter swans were abundant throughout Iowa in the 1800s, but pioneers commonly shot swans from the sky in fear of potential crop damage and they were harvested to near extinction by hunters. Iowa Department of Natural Resources wildlife technician Dave Hoffman says thanks to the help of volunteers, these majestic white birds were able to be reintroduced to the state in 1995 and continue making their comeback with more than 45 nesting pairs spotted last year. Climate Change and Faith Intersect in Iowa By Clare Roth & Ben Kieffer • Jun 25, 2015 David Clarke / Flickr Last week, the Pope released an encyclical asserting climate change is a moral issue. Father Bud Grant, Catholic priest and professor of environmental ethics at St. Ambrose University, says the message of the encyclical is one of interconnectedness. "That word 'related' is one of the most frequently used words in the entire document. And that means that if we tug at the environmental thread, we tug at the economic thread and the spiritual thread. They're all wound up together in that seamless garment." Predicting Climate Change By Emily Woodbury & Charity Nebbe • Jun 17, 2015 USDA photo by Darin Leach / U.S. Department of Agriculture The Earth has been through many changes. We can see the evidence when we study the geological record, but looking ahead is harder. On this edition of Talk of Iowa, host Charity Nebbe explores the science of predicting climate change. What do we know about the future of our planet, and how can we prepare for what is to come? Environmentalists Lose Topsoil Fight at Environmental Protection Commission By Joyce Russell • Jun 16, 2015 Joyce Russell/IPR By a vote of seven to two, the Iowa Environmental Protection Commission Tuesday sided with developers over environmentalists and homeowners when it comes to putting back topsoil after new homes and businesses go up. The new rules will no longer require at least four inches of topsoil. Federal rules require restoration of topsoil to prevent stormwater runoff, but developers say Iowa's standard is too strict. University of Iowa's Furry Employees By Clare Roth & Charity Nebbe • Jun 9, 2015 Don Shall / Flickr When looking at Iowa waterways, it's easy to overlook the furrier creatures--otters, mink, muskrats, and of course, beavers. "They are engineers, there's no question about it," says Jim Pease, wildlife expert. Facilities management arborist at the University of Iowa, Andy Dahl, decided to take advantage of that engineering instinct. "What they've actually done is help us open the vistas. They are almost the perfect employees," says Dahl. "They work the night shift, they don't call in sick; they're so efficient I'm afraid they may jump over me in the org chart." Bug Soother Goes Global By Clare Roth & Ben Kieffer • Jun 5, 2015 Sam 17 / Flickr Freda Sojka, CEO of Soothing Solutions, created Bug Soother in the wake of the 2008 floods, when gnats were bothering her five-month-old grandson. She had no idea that less than a decade later it'd be distributed throughout the world. 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A Paines Plough production
by Duncan Macmillan
May - October 2015
The most beautiful, quietly shattering play of the year.
***** Sunday Express
"I could fly to New York and back every day for seven years and still not leave a carbon footprint as big as if I have a child. Ten thousand tonnes of CO2. That's the weight of the Eiffel Tower. I'd be giving birth to the Eiffel Tower."
A couple are deciding their future. Thirty-something, educated and thoughtful, they want to have a child for the right reasons. But in a time of overpopulation, erratic weather and political unrest, what exactly are the right reasons?
A play about the different types of love we feel in a lifetime.
Watch the LUNGS trailer
"The most beautiful, quietly shattering play of the year."
★★★★★ Sunday Express
"Duncan Macmillan's distinctive, off-kilter love story is brutally honest, funny, edgy and current. It gives voice to a generation for whom uncertainty is a way of life through two flawed, but deeply human people who you don't always like but start to feel you might love."
★★★★ The Guardian
"An astonishing play. Tender, savage, clear, beautiful."
Simon Stephens
Rapid-fire...precise...seamless. The script fits like a glove."
★★★★★ British Theatre Guide
"Assured, grab-you-by-the-heart theatre that will live on in your mind long after the actors have taken their bows."
★★★★ Exeunt Magazine
"Brutal, honest and moving... A must see."
★★★★★ Official Theatre
"Pin-sharp...deliciously quotable...pulses and races."
★★★★ Fest Magazine
George Perrin's outstanding revival... is like a thrilling rollercoaster ride, bringing every emotion in equal measure."
★★★★ TheatreguideLondon
"Delivered with raw honesty and machine gun speed... powerful, thought provoking stripped back theatre."
★★★★ Edinburgh Guide
"Full of comic brilliance...superb acting...ceaselessly captivating."
★★★★ BroadwayBaby


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I want to see the world burn
Just killed a bottle of this earlier today on grilled chicken breast. Mmm.
yes. i suck at driving and have a small dick and im really good at math as well.
Lil JoJo : i really want rizal! 13:10
u must be asian


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NEW YORK — "That's a very good question. I've never been asked that before!"
Only a few questions into "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling's Q&A session at the close of her Open Book Tour at Carnegie Hall on Friday (October 19), she found herself repeating that line over and over, as the 1,600 public schoolchildren in attendance laughed gleefully. The students appeared to be true scholars of Rowling's work in her estimation, and she praised them for stumping her, since for at least one moment, she confused her own story's chronology.
"Ah! She doesn't know her own books!" Rowling laughed.
However, the comment that grabbed headlines took place at a Q&A session with sweepstakes winners later during the day. Rowling told the audience that Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore was gay and had fallen in love with fellow wizard and erstwhile friend, Gellert Grindelwald, according to the Associated Press and Potter fan site the Leaky Caudron. The crowd cheered, leading Rowling to say:
"If I had known this would have made you this happy, I would have told you years ago."
The answer came in response to the question of whether Dumbledore had ever been in love. Rowling replied, "My truthful answer to you … I always thought of Dumbledore as gay. … Dumbledore fell in love with Grindelwald, and that added to his horror when Grindelwald showed himself to be what he was. To an extent, do we say it excused Dumbledore a little more? Because falling in love can blind us to an extent, but he met someone as brilliant as he was, and rather like Bellatrix he was very drawn to this brilliant person, and horribly, terribly let down by him. Yeah, that's how I always saw Dumbledore.
"In fact, recently I was in a script read-through for the sixth film, and they had Dumbledore saying a line to Harry early in the script, saying, 'I knew a girl once, whose hair …' [the crowd laughed]. I had to write a little note in the margin and slide it along to the scriptwriter: 'Dumbledore's gay!' "
Noting the audience's enthusiasm, she added, "I had to give you something to talk about for the next 10 years. … Just imagine the fan fiction now."
At the session earlier in the day, questions about love were directed at Rowling herself. When asked by an 18-year-old 12th grader, "Which of the Potter characters would you marry?," Rowling giggled. "The truth is, in my younger days, I dated Ron more than once," she admitted, giving an inside look at why Hermione (the closest character to Rowling's younger self) might be attracted to Harry's best friend. "He's fun to write, but not so much fun to date." And once she had learned her lesson, Rowling said, "I married Harry Potter," referring to her second husband, Neil Murray. "He's up there [in the wings]. I just mortified him," she laughed. "But he looks like Harry would look like, at a certain age. I married a very good person and a gutsy person. And that's who Harry is."
Fans might think that's even more reason why Hermione should end up with Harry — but Rowling said she always knew that Ron and Hermione were meant to be together, just as she thought Harry and Ginny were meant to be together. "I thought it was obvious, but apparently there are Internet wars about this," she said. "And they get very vicious." Rowling said she was unaware of the shipping wars for years, until someone suggested she take a look at the fan sites. "It was scary!" So many readers wanted Hermione and Harry to be a couple, Rowling said, that "I got hate mail … from adults! Not people your age. You at least understood."
And for those who didn't, she explained. "Harry and Ginny are real soul mates," she said. "They're both very strong and very passionate. That's their connection, and they're remarkable together. Ron and Hermione, however, are drawn to each other because they balance each other out. Hermione's got the sensitivity and maturity that's been left out of Ron, and Ron loosens up Hermione a bit, gets her to have some fun. They love each other and they bicker a bit, but they enjoy bickering, so we shouldn't worry about it."
Rowling was also surprised how many fans expressed desire for a romantic story line for Harry's nemesis, Draco Malfoy. "No, please!" she laughed. "Please don't fancy Draco!" When a 13-year-old eighth grader asked whether Draco was ever actually evil, or if he was just acting that way because he was afraid, Rowling clarified that she thought he was a lot like Dudley, Harry's cousin — "raised as a pampered only son, indoctrinated with his parent's beliefs." The moment Draco got what he thought he wanted, to become a Death Eater, and given a mission by Lord Voldemort, as he did in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," reality finally hit him, Rowling said, because his dream was "so very different."
"If the question is whether Draco would have committed the murder, my answer is no," Rowling said. "I don't think he would. He had lowered his wand. He was prepared to come over to Dumbledore's side. I hope you see that there's some of that same feeling in Book Seven, when he does try to protect Harry. But he's in too deep. Like a lot of characters, he's not a hero. There's a real moral cowardice to Draco. But is he wholly bad? Absolutely not."
Same with Dudley, whom Rowling imagined would have awkward reunions with Harry over the years. "I've never been asked that either!" Rowling said when a 16-year-old 12th-grader wondered if the two would ever see each other again. "Harry and Dudley would still see each other enough to be on Christmas-card terms, but they would visit more out of a sense of duty and sit in silence so that their children could see their cousins." Which means Dudley actually gets to the point where someone besides his parents would find him loveable? "People usually ask me, what is it that Dudley saw during the Dementor attack?" Rowling said. "My feeling is that he saw himself, exactly for what he was, and for a boy that spoiled, it would be terrifying. So he was jolted out of it. Dementor attacks aren't usually good for people, but this one was."
As is sometimes not knowing the whole story. Like Rowling before "Deathly Hallows" was published, Dumbledore withheld key information from Harry, so as not to "spoil" his journey, prompting a 9-year-old fourth grader to ask if Dumbledore ever really did love Harry, or was he just manipulating him so that he would sacrifice himself in the end?
"That's a deep question, thanks for asking it," Rowling said. "Dumbledore did like Harry, and as he got to know him, he became like a son to him. But I wanted you to question Dumbledore. It is right to question him, because he was treating people like puppets, and he was asking Harry to do a job that most men twice his age wouldn't have been able to do." But if Harry had all the information, he likely would have been tempted into doing something else, so he had to trust Dumbledore, who ultimately did guide him to do the right thing, Rowling said.
Having magic doesn't make anything easier, she said. "If everyone were given a wand …," she started. (Spotting one fan with a wand, she pointed to him and added as an aside, "You've already got one! I hope that's not trained on me!") "… The world would be strangely similar," she continued. "Because nearly everyone, and not just because you're Harry Potter fans, would want to use it for good, to have fun, to look after their friends and family. But a small number would think, 'What's in it for me?' And that's the dark side of human nature, which remains the same whether you have a wand or not. We'd have exactly the same problems. Cruelty. Bigotry. Oppression. That's what Harry's fighting against. Not magic."
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