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1. Angel (1999–2004)
TV-14 | 44 min | Action, Drama, Fantasy
The vampire Angel, cursed with a soul, moves to Los Angeles and aids people with supernatural-related problems while questing for his own redemption.
Creators: David Greenwalt, Joss Whedon | Stars: David Boreanaz, Charisma Carpenter, Alexis Denisof, J. August Richards
Votes: 49,604
2. Underworld (2003)
R | 121 min | Action, Fantasy
Selene, a beautiful vampire warrior, entrenched in a war between the vampire and werewolf races. Although she is aligned with the vampires, she falls in love with Michael, a human who is sought by werewolves for unknown reasons.
Writers: Kevin Grevioux, Len Wiseman, Danny McBride | Director: Len Wiseman | Stars: Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman, Shane Brolly, Michael Sheen
Votes: 200,978
3. Peter Pan (2003)
PG | 113 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy
The Darling family children receive a visit from Peter Pan, who takes them to Never Never Land where an ongoing war with the evil Pirate Captain Hook is taking place.
Writers: J.M. Barrie, P.J. Hogan, Michael Goldenberg | Director: P.J. Hogan | Stars: Jeremy Sumpter, Jason Isaacs, Olivia Williams, Lynn Redgrave
Votes: 52,449
4. The Passion of the Christ (2004)
R | 127 min | Drama
Depicts the final twelve hours in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, on the day of his crucifixion in Jerusalem.
Writers: Benedict Fitzgerald, Mel Gibson | Director: Mel Gibson | Stars: Jim Caviezel, Monica Bellucci, Maia Morgenstern, Christo Jivkov
Votes: 174,147
5. Hulk (2003)
PG-13 | 138 min | Action, Sci-Fi
Bruce Banner, a genetics researcher with a tragic past, suffers an accident that causes him to transform into a raging green monster when he gets angry.
Writers: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, James Schamus, John Turman, Michael France | Director: Ang Lee | Stars: Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Sam Elliott, Josh Lucas
Votes: 203,962
6. WWF Raw (1993– )
TV-14 | 60 min | Sport
The superstars of World Wrestling Entertainment's "RAW" brand collide each and every week on WWE Monday Night RAW, broadcast once again each and every week on the USA cable network.
Creator: Vince McMahon | Stars: Jerry Lawler, Paul Levesque, Jim Ross, Glenn Jacobs
Votes: 5,458
7. Evan Almighty (2007)
PG | 96 min | Comedy, Family, Fantasy
God contacts Congressman Evan Baxter and tells him to build an ark in preparation for a great flood.
Writers: Steve Oedekerk, Joel Cohen, Alec Sokolow, Steve Koren, Mark O'Keefe | Director: Tom Shadyac | Stars: Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman, Lauren Graham, Johnny Simmons
Votes: 111,752
8. Conan (2010– )
TV-14 | 60 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Conan O'Brien and his co-host Andy Richter discuss current news topics and interview celebrities and personalities.
Creators: Conan O'Brien, Bruce W. Timm | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Jimmy Vivino and the Basic Cable Band, Jimmy Vivino
Votes: 15,902
9. Bring It on Again (2004 Video)
PG-13 | 90 min | Comedy, Sport
When new students can't get onto their college cheerleading team, they form their own squad and prepare for a cheer off.
Writers: Claudia Grazioso, Brian Gunn, Mark Gunn | Director: Damon Santostefano | Stars: Anne Judson-Yager, Bree Turner, Kevin Cooney, Faune Chambers Watkins
Votes: 7,317
10. The All New Mickey Mouse Club (1989–1994)
30 min | Family, Music
Mickey Mouse and his pals have a house in which they show various classic Disney cartoons.
Stars: Tiffini Hale, Chasen Hampton, Josh Ackerman, Lindsey Alley
Votes: 294
11. Eagleheart (2010– )
TV-14 | Action, Comedy
In this parody on cop shows, a mad-dog US Marshal bent on justice battles crime his way and has only two less than perfect partners and a stodgy boss to rely on.
Creators: Michael Koman, Andrew Weinberg | Stars: Chris Elliott, Maria Thayer, Brett Gelman, Jack Wallace
Votes: 1,366
12. The Nightmare Room (2001– )
TV-Y7 | 30 min | Family, Horror
Anthology series centered on teens facing supernatural threats, many based on the books by R.L. Stine.
Stars: James Avery, Keiko Agena, Kyle Gibson, Michael Galeota
Votes: 317
13. Arli$$ (1996–2002)
30 min | Comedy, Sport
Arliss Michaels is not a sports agent, he is a sports super agent. To his athletes and to the world around them he is God. He is like Jerry Maguire but without a conscience.
Creator: Robert Wuhl | Stars: Robert Wuhl, Sandra Oh, Jim Turner, Michael Boatman
Votes: 942
14. Trailer Park of Terror (2008)
R | 98 min | Horror, Thriller
Six troubled high schoolers and their leader become lost after their bus crashes during a raging storm. They seeks refuge for the night in an abandoned trailer park, managed by a sexy woman, Norma.
Writer: Timothy Dolan | Director: Steven Goldmann | Stars: Nichole Hiltz, Lew Temple, Jeanette Brox, Myk Watford
Votes: 3,166
15. Outlaw (2010– )
60 min | Drama
A former Supreme Court Justice starts his own law firm.
Creator: John Eisendrath | Stars: Jimmy Smits, Carly Pope, David Ramsey, Jesse Bradford
Votes: 649
16. Kill Your Darlings (2006)
R | 94 min | Comedy, Drama
A desperate young writer is lured on a wild ride through the desert by a mysterious woman in this darkly comic take on the all-American road trip. Along the way they cross paths with a ... See full summary »
Writers: Björne Larson, Johan Sandstrom, Lisa Taube | Director: Björne Larson | Stars: Lolita Davidovich, Andreas Wilson, Fares Fares, Alexander Skarsgård
Votes: 747
17. The Pete Holmes Show (2013– )
TV-14 | Comedy, Talk-Show
Creator: Pete Holmes | Stars: Pete Holmes, Robert James Ashe, Matthew J. McCarthy, Henry Dittman
Votes: 442
18. The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien (2009–2010)
TV-14 | 62 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Opening monologues, sketches, celebrity interviews, and musical performances are commonly featured.
Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Jerry Vivino, Jimmy Vivino
Votes: 5,255
19. Monster Mutt (2011)
PG | 89 min | Comedy, Family, Sci-Fi
The Taylor's family dog, Max, is kidnapped by the evil Sirus Caldwell, (Zack Ward) CEO of mega corporation Envigormax, to be used as a test subject for a new super energy drink. When trials... See full summary »
Writers: Timothy Dolan, Todd Tucker | Director: Todd Tucker | Stars: Rhiannon Leigh Wryn, Bart Johnson, William Brent, Zack Ward
Votes: 247
20. Black. White. (2006– )
Drama, Reality-TV
A white family and a black family find out what it's like to switch lives.
Stars: Rose Bloomfield, Bruno Marcotulli, Poetri, Brian Sparks
Votes: 151
21. 2014 MTV Movie Awards (2014 TV Special)
Comedy, Music, Reality-TV
A film-awards show presented annually on MTV.
Writers: José Arroyo, Deon Cole, Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Michael Gordon, Lauren Greenberg, Todd Levin, Conan O'Brien, Brian Stack, Mike Sweeney, Andres du Bouchet | Director: Evan Silver | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Samberg, Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman
Votes: 250
22. Deon Cole's Black Box (2013– )
TV-MA | 30 min | Comedy, News, Talk-Show
Stars: Deon Cole, Kyle Benham, Tommy Edison, Jack McBrayer
Votes: 119
23. Fortune Hunter (1994– )
50 min | Drama
The weekly adventures of former British agent Carlton Dial, who now works for a private corporation called Intercept, which is in the business of recovering stolen property. Dial uses the ... See full summary »
Stars: Mark Frankel, John Hoffman, Kim Faze, George Meyers
Votes: 73
24. Cheerleader Nation (2006– )
60 min | Reality-TV
Votes: 114
25. American Thunder (1996– )
30 min
Weekly motorcycle magazine series focusing on American V-Twins - bikes, parts, lifestyle and culture.
Stars: Jay Barbieri, Alana Grace, Michelle Smith, Steve Natt
Votes: 9
26. The Reinactors (2008)
Unrated | Documentary
A hilarious and oddly moving look at the exploits of celebrity look-a-likes and film character performers on Hollywood boulevard over the span of a year... See full synopsis »
Director: David Markey | Stars: Gerard Christian Zacher, Christopher Dennis, Michael A. Luce, Tiena Marie Johns
Votes: 112
27. Students Like Us
Drama | Post-production
"Students Like Us" is the story of Andrea, a young woman who has an awakening of love and consciousness in her first year at school. Twenty years later, her teenage daughter has grown up to... See full summary »
Writer: Dianna M. Perez | Directors: Dianna M. Perez, Ernesto Quintero | Stars: Guillermo Díaz, Jackie Guerra, Jennifer Salinas, Daniel Venegas
28. Vince Uncensored (2011 TV Movie)
A man decides to take a more honest approach to life after a life altering experience.
Creator: Phoef Sutton | Stars: Elizabeth Perkins, Michael Chiklis, Rachel G. Fox, Marcella Lentz-Pope
Votes: 8
29. A Tribute to the Wizard of Oz (1999 Video)
30 min | Short
A tribute to the characters and makeup artists from the Wizard of Oz, as performed and created by some of the top makeup people in Hollywood. On September 12, 1998, a group of top makeup ... See full summary »
Writer: Scott Essman | Director: Scott Essman | Stars: Rob Ashe, Robert James Ashe, Rick Baker, Jeanne Castagnaro
30. Moldy's Madhouse (2006 Video)
Short, Comedy
Writers: Martin Astles, Todd Tucker | Director: Todd Tucker | Stars: Moldy Pickles, Bobby Reed
31. Fast Track to Fame (2010– )
Game-Show, Reality-TV
Stars: Michael Waltrip, Riki Rachtman, Kathy L. Carter, Charissa Thompson
Votes: 6
32. Ms. Vampy (2009– )
PG | 5 min | Comedy, Horror, Talk-Show
Ms. Vampy is America's funniest, sexiest, sassiest and most high maintenance vampire! Her personality is as big as her hair and is often described as Betty Boop meets Marisa Tomei in My ... See full summary »
Creator: Brooke Lewis | Stars: Brooke Lewis, Ford Austin, Denise Gossett, Jeff Dylan Graham
33. Life at the Trailer Park of Terror (2008 Video)
10 min | Short, Horror
This is a behind the scenes feature from the movie "Trailer Park of Terror" showing interviews with the zombies.
Director: Todd Tucker | Stars: Nichole Hiltz, Ed Corbin, Michelle Lee, Trisha Rae Stahl
Votes: 47
34. The Conan One Hour Earlier Best of Spectacular (2011 TV Special)
Comedy, Talk-Show
Conan and company share their favorite moments from the show's first year with their favorite bits, most memorable guests, and more.
Writers: Josh Comers, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Eddie Pepitone, Bill Walters
Votes: 14
35. Anonymity (2005)
7 min | Short, Horror
In this prelude to the feature, a young woman struggles to free her lover from a sadistic stranger. In the feature, an aspiring actress stakes her claim as the Laura Palmer of the YouTube ... See full summary »
Writer: Shad Clark | Director: Shad Clark | Stars: Mary Ann Conner, Corbett Trubey, Allan Dorr
Votes: 40
36. Crazy Love (II) (2007)
5 min | Short, Comedy, Romance
Charlie believes in love at first sight and from the moment his eyes fixed on Brenda, he knew she had to be his girl. Now, Charlie must find a way to express his true feelings and overcome ... See full summary »
Writer: William Van Cuyck | Director: William Van Cuyck | Stars: Robert James Ashe, Chris Ellis, A.J. Gardner, Troy Patterson
Votes: 9
37. Truck Stop (2005– )
30 min | Documentary, Sport
Stars: Rebecca Grant, Jimmy Hodson
38. Man's Best Friend (I) (2009)
15 min | Short, Drama
A distraught couple's marriage, tested by grief from the loss of a daughter, is given a second chance when the wife receives a spiritual helping hand through the likes of a hobo and his dog walking the desert highway.
Writer: Michele Orr | Director: Michele Orr | Stars: Chad Christopher, Adam Fleck, Michele Orr
39. The Girls We Think We Know (1999)
Stars: Robert James Ashe, Rich Ronat
40. Chopper Nation (2005–2006)
30 min | Sport
Motorcycle lifestyle show that profiles master bike builders
41. Scarman (2015 TV Short)
7 min | Documentary, Short, Biography | Completed
A short documentary about author and public speaker Ward 'Scarman' Foley.
Director: Robert James Ashe
42. Trespasses (2005)
23 min | Short, Thriller
With a rash of slayings in the news, a homeowner takes matters into his own hands when a prowler breaks into his basement. But neither men are who they seem in this dark tale of loss and redemption.
Writer: James Scott Mason | Director: James Scott Mason | Stars: Joseph Conners, Stuart Matthews, Erika Arshaye, James Scott Mason
Votes: 8
43. Becoming Tomorrow (2002)
"Sometimes being a superhero isn't the way into a woman's heart. Stan Gordon hit rock bottom when his beautiful girlfriend dumped him but when a mysterious package arrives for him in the ... See full summary »
Writers: Kristin Ashe, William Van Cuyck | Directors: Kristin Ashe, William Van Cuyck | Stars: Johnny Ferretti, Marisa Matarazzo, Claire Smithies, William Van Cuyck
Votes: 5
44. Race for the Derby (2005 TV Movie)
44 min | Documentary
"Race for the Derby" follows the story of Jockeys training for the Kentucky Derby
Writer: Sophia Siddique Harvey | Director: Erin Harvey
Conan (2010– )
"Boo!", Said Boo Radley When Asked What His Name Was
TV-14 | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Scott Chernoff, Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Scott Gairdner, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Samuel Comroe, James Fay, Joel McHale
Votes: 8
Conan (2010– )
"Waka Flocka Flame" Said the Drunk Rooster
TV-14 | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Scott Chernoff, Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Scott Gairdner, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Jimmy Vivino, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jenni 'Jwoww' Farley, Ken Marino
Votes: 8
Conan (2010– )
"What Is Jeopardy?" Said the Senile Alex Trebek
TV-14 | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Scott Chernoff, Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Aaron Paul, Nick Frost
Votes: 6
Conan (2010– )
"Why Are You All Laughing?" Asked the Glass Blower
TV-14 | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Scott Chernoff, Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Zachary Quinto, Heather Graham
Votes: 6
Conan (2010– )
'High-Four Me!' Said the Woodshop Teacher
TV-14 | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Jimmy Vivino, Alabama Shakes, Scott Healy, Jimmy Vivino and the Basic Cable Band
Votes: 12
Conan (2010– )
'Tis the Season to Use the Word 'Tis
TV-14 | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Josh Comers, Dan Cronin, Andres du Bouchet | Stars: Conan O'Brien, Andy Richter, Jason Schwartzman, Columbus Short
Votes: 9


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Andrew Campbell with his receipt and carton of milk.
Douglas Patient, Reporter, covering Waltham Forest. Call me on 07824 530 127 / / News
Out of date baby milk has been sold at a Tesco supermarket months after a carton from the same store made a toddler ill was found to be nearly a year out of date.
Andrew Campbell visited Tesco in Cranbrook Road, Barkingside, on Tuesday evening and purchased four cartons of Aptamil Follow-up Milk for his two-year-old son Ethan, one of which was 10 days out of date.
In January, Jerri Lee from Chigwell Row purchased milk that was 10 months out of date from the same store, leaving two-month-old daughter Milan sick for two days.
Mr Campbell's wife Emma, 37, was in the process of giving the contents of the first carton to her child at their home in Veronique Gardens, Barkingside, when she noticed the label.
Mr Campbell returned the milk carton to the store immediately and has organised a meeting with the store manager this evening to discuss the issue.
The 40-year-old said: "Emma was pouring the milk into the bottle and luckily she saw the date, it is unacceptable.
"I have had numerous instances of being sold out of date products by this store, including bread, cakes and chicken, last year I complained and to be fair to them I have not had an issue for the last few months.
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"However to make the mistake with selling out of date baby milk once is unacceptable, but to repeat it, seem just beyond belief.
"If they keep doing this then sooner or later another child is going to get hurt."
Tesco has been asked for comment.
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Flood 'emergency' strikes Gaza City
The Ecologist
29th November 2014Following Israel's destruction of much of Gaza's civilian infrastructure in Israel's summer 2014 attacks, the territory's drainage systems have been unable to cope with heavy rains, and the UN has declared a state of emergency in Gaza City. more...
Israel bans heroic Norwegian doctor from Gaza for life
Ben Norton
16th November 2014Mads Gilbert, a renowned 67-year old doctor and human rights activist who has saved innumerable lives in Gaza by working right through Israel's two most recent military attacks, has been banned by Israel from entering the territory for life. His 'crime'? Apart from healing the shattered bodies of Palestinians, he has dared to speak out about the horrors he witnessed. more...
Crusaders and Zionists
Uri Avnery
12th October 2014The words 'Crusaders' and 'Zionists' are appearing ever more often as twins, writes Uri Avnery - and there are astonishing historical resonances between the two. If Israel wants to avoid the fate of the medieval Crusaders, it had better start accentuating the differences, and become a true Middle Eastern state, rooted in the region's native soil and culture. more...
Britain's hospital ship to Gaza!
Veronica Vickery
23rd September 2014Thousands of wounded Gazans are awaiting medical treatment, writes Veronica Vickery, with many of Gaza's hospitals damaged or destroyed. Meanwhile a health crisis looms with the coming winter, amid a failing water and sewage system. One way the UK can help: send our hospital ship RFA Argus to provide essential medical aid. more...
Gaza's revenge: Israelis swim in Palestinian shit
Sam Bahour
11th September 2014Consecutive Israeli military assaults have caused huge damage to Gaza's water and sewage systems, writes Sam Bahour. One result is that almost all Gaza's water is unfit for human consumption. Another is the tide of raw Palestinian sewage lapping on the beaches of Tel Aviv. So who should we feel most sorry for? more...
$6 billion Gaza reconstruction aid will be 'made in Israel'
15th September 2014As the world gears up to finance Gaza's $6bn reconstruction after Operation Protective Edge, an EU source has revealed that Israel will earn billions of euros by making sure that all the steel, concrete and other materials and other aid are sourced in Israel and benefit Israeli companies. more...
The battle for Mosul Dam: a new age of water wars beckons
Jonathan Bridge
2nd September 2014Conflict continues to rage in Iraq over control of the Mosul dam, which impounds 11 cubic kilometres of water and controls water levels and supplies across the country, writes Jonathan Bridge. It's not the first battle fought over control of water - and it's certainly not the last in a drying Middle East with fast-growing populations. more...
Gaza - renewable energy for a just and durable peace
Keith Barnham
4th September 2014The war in Gaza is over - but with the territory in ruins, it's essential to build a just and durable peace, and restore essential public services: health, water, sewerage and above all electric power. Keith Barnham presents his plan for Gaza, based on a massive deployment of solar and wind power generation. more...
Liberation is our birthright! Palestine stands with Ferguson
Khaled Barakat
1st September 2014Blacks, Indigenous peoples and Palestinians are all engaged in a single struggle against a racist empire that systematically robs, colonises, impoverishes, terrorises, enslaves, imprisons, tortures and murders its subject populations. Their struggle for liberation is one, and will ultimately vanquish as the empire collapses from within. more...
The children of Gaza and the profit being made from their genocide
Heathcote Williams
5th August 2014As Israel violates its own 'ceasefire' to murder yet another child in Gaza City, the poet Heathcote Williams delves into aspects of Israel, Palestine and the lethal war now under way that rarely surface in the mainstream discourse - and amid the horror, cruelty and rising tide of fascism, finds grounds for long term hope. more...
Where survival is victory - resisting Occupation in East Jerusalem
Sam Gilbert
20th August 2014After decades of occupation and dispossession, a culture of sometimes violent resistance has taken root in Issawiya. But it is never fetishized, writes Sam Gilbert - resistance is recognized as the only alternative to slavery, and the only means by which the people will ever achieve the freedom they thirst for. more...
Gaza - is annexation Israel's 'permanent solution'?
Oliver Tickell
31st July 2014As Israel pursues its war on Gaza with ever-increasing ferocity, and with 25% of Gaza's people forced from their homes, what's the final objective? It's unthinkable that Israel's aim is to 'cleanse' the territory of its people, seize its vast gas reserves, and annex some of the Med's hottest real estate. Isn't it? more...
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Gaza: water crisis grows as Israel targets essential infrastructure
Luisa Gandolfo
31st July 2014Israel's war on Gaza has seen the systematic and widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure essential for human survival, writes Luisa Gandolfo. This represents an apparently deliberate 'cutting off of life support' to those that survive the bombardment now under way. more...
Gaza: an end to the war - 'Once And For All'
Uri Avnery
25th July 2014In this war, both sides have declared the same aim - to put an end to the situation that existed before it started. Remarkably, writes Uri Avnery, they can both have their way: an end to the rockets, bombs and shells; an end to the blockade and the occupation. In short, peace. But first they must talk to each other ... more...
The Green fight to save Palestine's land
Mashjar Juthour
4th August 2014An ecological project has taken root on an abandoned olive grove outside Ramallah. As well as restoring the land itself, its deeper aim is to nurture the ancient links between the Palestinian people and nature, and rebuild a culture of steadfastness in the soil of their native country. more...
Armed robbery in Gaza - Israel, US, UK carve up the spoils of Palestine's stolen gas
Nafeez Ahmed
24th July 2014Israel desperately covets Gaza's gas as a 'cheap stop-gap' yielding revenues of $6-7 billion a year, writes Nafeez Ahmed. The UK's BG and the US's Noble Energy are lined up to do the dirty work - but first Hamas must be 'uprooted' from Gaza, and Fatah bullied into cutting off its talks with Russia's Gazprom. more...
Gaza should be the Kuwait of the Levant - but its gas brings only war and poverty
Tascha Shahriari-Parsa
19th July 2014Operation Protective Edge is the war of a colonial state dedicated to expanding its theft of Palestine's natural resources, writes Tascha Shahriari-Parsa - incarcerating and bombing its people in the world's biggest open air prison, while growing rich at their expense. more...
Gaza: Israel's $4 billion gas grab
Nafeez Ahmed
18th July 2014Never mind the 'war on terror' rhetoric, writes Nafeez Ahmed. The purpose of Israel's escalating assault on Gaza is to control the Territory's 1.4 trillion cubic feet of gas - and so keep Palestine poor and weak, gain massive export revenues, and avert its own domestic energy crisis. more...
Bethlehem: 'No matter how many olive trees they destroy, will will plant more!'
Megan Perry / Sustainable Food Trust
18th July 2014Since 1967, Israeli soldiers and 'settlers' in occupied Palestine have destroyed 800,000 olive trees in an attempt to force Palestinian farmers from their land, writes Megan Perry. 'Our response to this injustice will never be with violence, and we will never give up and leave.' more...
Gaza: Israel bombs water and sewage systems
Mohammed Omer
16th July 2014Israel's armed forces have destroyed vital water and sewage infrastructure in their bombing campaign of the besieged territory, writes Mohammed Omer. This constitutes a severe breach of the 1977 Protocol to the 1949 Geneva Conventions on the part of Israel and all those conceiving, planning, ordering and perpetrating the attacks. more...
GreenScare 2.0 - campaigners under fire in the new Cold War
Alexander Reid Ross
28th June 2014Superpower confrontations and growing tensions in Ukraine, the Middle East and the Arctic are all part of a new Cold War, writes Alexander Reid Ross - and this time Green campaigners are under attack by both Russian authorities and NATO ... more...
Palestine's Battir terraces accorded World Heritage protection
Abby Zimet
25th June 2014An ancient system of irrigated terraces in Palestine's West Bank have been recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site against strong opposition from Israel - which wants to build its 'separation wall' across Battir, cutting Palestinian farmers from their land. more...
Water wars in the Middle East - $1 trillion is at stake
Garikai Chengdu
4th June 2014Water is to the 21st century what oil was to the 20th ... the commodity that determines the wealth and stability of nations, writes Garikai Chengdu. Welcome to a new age of hydro-imperialism that is upon us right now in Syria, Israel, Iraq, Libya ... more...
Water in Gaza - total collapse draws ever nearer
Irin News
31st May 2014After suffering devastating winter floods, Gaza now prepares for a long, dry summer of acute water shortages, declining water quality and a collapsing sewage system, as its coastal aquifer faces permanent damage from over-use and seawater contamination. more...
Israel's Bedouin citizens - unrecognized in the Negev
Silvia Boarini
12th May 2014Since July 2010 the Bedouin village of Al Araqib in the Negev desert has been demolished 68 times, writes Silvia Boarini. Many have fled but those that remain are determined to stand their ground: 'They can demolish us 100 times, but we're not going anywhere.' more...
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It's the 25th year for Port Washington's HarborFest Dock Day and Craft Festival presented by the Town of North Hempstead and the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce.
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Come by boat and enjoy activities including Art in the Park, a craft show of over 100 vendors, fireboat demonstrations, a children's fun park, the family fun stage and talent show, a model boat regatta at Baxter's Pond, and a nautical exhibit in the Tugboat Museum. There will be live entertainment and nautical singers throughout the day and the Enviro-Expo will feature booths from environmental organizations.
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Tori Welles
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Tori Welles at the 2013 AVN Awards
June 17, 1967
San Fernando Valley, California, U.S.[1]
|Other names
|Brittania Paris, Torrie Welles, Tory Welles, Tori Welles
|Spanish, French, Norwegian & English[2]
|5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)[1]
|No. of adult films
|100 as a performer
4 as a Director
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Tori Welles (born June 17, 1967) is an American former pornographic actress.
Early life[edit]
Welles was born and raised in Southern California.[3] She is of Spanish, French, Norwegian, and English descent.[2]
Welles performed in adult films between 1988 and 1999 and also directed several movies in the early 1990s.[1] In 1997 Paul Norman released a private home video of himself and Welles, filmed after their divorce, called The Private Diary of Tori Welles. Welles was reportedly angry but said she had no legal basis to stop its distribution.[4]
Welles is a former contract performer, Vivid Girl, with Vivid Entertainment.[5] She has also worked for production companies such as Caballero Home Video, Evil Angel, VCA Pictures, and the Zane Entertainment Group.[1]
Welles is also the host of an internet radio show for Vivid radio.[6]
Welles has appeared in a variety of minor mainstream acting roles such as the 1995 Clint Howard horror-comedy Ice Cream Man (credited as Brittania Paris) and a 2006 episode of the comedy series Scrubs. She was also featured in 1993 on the Swedish late night talk show Adam. Welles also has director, producer, costume & wardrobe, and writing credits.[7]
Other ventures[edit]
In 1998, in partnership with Erostar, Welles released a sex toy molded from her genitalia.[8]
As of 2004 she worked as a regional sales manager for Peach DVD, under the name Brittania Paris.[5] In May 2011, Welles was hired as a sales associate by Metro Entertainment.[9]
In March 2012, Welles and Tom Byron launched Hall of Fame Management, a talent agency that represents pornographic actors, directors, editors, photographers, and other adult industry workers.[10] She also has her own production company called Tori Welles Entertainment.[11]
Personal life[edit]
She was married to adult film producer Paul Norman.[4]
- 1990 AVN Award for Best New Starlet[12]
- 1990 XRCO Award – Starlet[13]
- 1990 XRCO Award – Female Performer of the Year[13]
- 1990 XRCO Award – Best Sex Scene – The Chameleon (with Buck Adams)[13]
- 1991 FOXE Female Fan Favorite[14]
- 1996 AVN Hall of Fame[15]
- 1999 XRCO Hall of Fame[16]
- 2002 Legends of Erotica[17]
- ^ a b c d e "Tori Welles". IAFD.com. Retrieved 2008-11-01.
- ^ a b Mescal, Jon (November 1989). "Blue Views: Tori Welles". Hustler Erotic Video Guide. p. 11.
- ^ Staff. "Metro Hires Tori Welles as Sales Associate". avn.com. Adult Video News. Retrieved 2 November 2014.
- ^ a b Roger Pipe (November 1997). "Tori Welles Interview". RogReviews.com. Retrieved 2008-11-01.
- ^ a b Ron Martin (2004-06-08). "Tori Welles Joins the Peach DVD Sales Staff". AVN.com. Retrieved 2008-11-01.
- ^ Staff. "Torri Welles". VividRado.com. Retrieved 2 November 2014.
- ^ Tori Welles at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ Kernes, Mark. "Tori Welles Realcast Vibrating Vagina". avn.com. Adult Video News. Retrieved 2 November 2014.
- ^ John Sanford (2011-05-04). "Metro Hires Tori Welles for Sales". XBIZ. Retrieved 2013-11-08.
- ^ John Sanford (2012-03-19). "Tom Byron, Tori Welles Launch Hall of Fame Management". XBIZ. Retrieved 2013-11-08.
- ^ Staff. "Tori Welles Entertainment". avnid.com. Adult Video News. Retrieved 2 November 2014.
- ^ "Past AVN Award Winners". Retrieved 2007-11-30.
- ^ a b c William Margold (2010-04-29). "History: XRCO 1990". Adult Industry News. Retrieved 2014-05-25.
- ^ "Adult Video Awards", CanBest.com. Retrieved 30 November 2007.
- ^ "Adult Video News Award Winners - 1995". RAME. 1996-01-08. Retrieved 2014-05-26.
- ^ "XRCO Hall of Fame". X-Rated Critics Organization. Retrieved 2014-05-26.
- ^ "Legends of Erotica". Retrieved 2008-01-02.
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April 27, 2012 - Utah State Softball Battles Hard Against New Mexico State, Dropping Friday's Opener 4-1
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April 20, 2012 - Opportunistic Spartans Sink Aggie Softball In Friday's Doubleheader
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April 18, 2012 - USU Softball Postpones Wednesday's Game With Idaho State
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Musical Futures to become independent from Paul Hamlyn Foundation
25 March 2015
Musical Futures, the movement to reshape music education in a way that is driven by teachers, will become independent this month, moving away from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
The organisation will continue to support the secondary sector with its training sessions, resources and online community, but will now also work with the primary sector as well as communities and the workforce.
Launched in 2003, Musical Futures began life as a Paul Hamlyn Foundation initiative, trialling new and imaginative ways of engaging young people in meaningful music activities. It is now active in 1,500 secondary schools.
The organisation is also launching a new festival, Music Learning Revolution, which will take place for the first time in October. The event will aim to show primary, secondary and head teachers how best to use music in the classroom.
The move to independence comes after Musical Futures secured transition funding from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. The new board of directors will be chaired by Anita Kerwin-Nye and led by chief executive Abigail D'Amore.
D'Amore, who has been with Musical Futures since its inception, said: 'The Paul Hamlyn Foundation's original vision was to reshape music education and create engaging, sustainable and meaningful ways of engaging all young people in music activities.
'Twelve years later, while retaining the strong values, principles, intentions and pedagogies of Musical Futures, we are able to extend our work into new sectors and contexts and build and strengthen our national and international networks of teachers and practitioners.'
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23 March 2015
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Rhinegold Publishing has launched Rhinegold TV, which will host content from events including the Music Education Expo and Rhinegold LIVE concert series - as well as content from partner producers - at www.rhinegold.co.uk/tv/.
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23 March 2015
Three schools in Tower Hamlets will be bursting with music, art installations, activities and performances this week thanks to a project run by local charity Spitalfields Music.
The Takeover Spring Festival has given Year 3 pupils the chance to work alongside a team of professional artists to programme, produce and perform in their own day-long arts festivals.
The project is part of Spitalfields Music's Neighbourhood Schools programme and involves three Tower Hamlets primary schools: Stewart Headlam, Osmani and The Cherry Trees. The three projects have been running simultaneously throughout the spring term and will culminate in a three-day mini festival on 24-27 March.
The Takeover Spring Festival is the latest in a series of Takeover projects run by Spitalfields Music in Tower Hamlets primary schools since 2013. The initiatives are specifically devised for children starting Key Stage 2 and aim to explore new ways of working with schools.
Clare Lovett, programme director for learning and participation at Spitalfields Music, said: 'Spitalfields Music's long-term ambitions is to encourage others to take up this challenge and see how they could deliver this way of working in their own towns, villages and cities.
'We believe that the extraordinary work occurring in Tower Hamlets deserves a national platform.'
New courses at University of Huddersfield and Colchester Institute
19 March 2015
Two UK educational institutions have introduced new music courses designed to appeal to students who wish to specialise in different aspects of music study.
The University of Huddersfield is launching two specialist courses in September 2015: a BMus (Hons) in Music Performance and a BMus (Hons) in Popular Music. The courses will run alongside the university's existing BMus course, which typically takes 70 students per year.
The performance course will aim to recruit exceptional performers on any instrument or voice, whether from a classical or pop background, while the popular music course is aimed at musicians who want to focus on the creative, cultural and practical aspects of pop.
Meanwhile, the Colchester Institute's BA (Hons) in Music Education has been designed for students looking to develop a musical career with a clear focus on teaching.
The course was first run in 2014 but the institute is now looking to expand it and is welcoming applications.
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Julian Lloyd Webber appointed principal of Birmingham Conservatoire
19 March 2015
Julian Lloyd Webber has been appointed as the new principal of Birmingham Conservatoire.
The cellist and music educator, 64, who announced last year that he would give up playing the cello because of a neck injury, will succeed David Saint, who is due to retire in April.
He will take up the new position as work gets under way on a new home for the conservatoire on the city centre campus of Birmingham City University, its parent organisation.
Lloyd Webber said: 'I am honoured and thrilled to be chosen as the new principal of Birmingham Conservatoire. The state-of-the-art facilities being built within Birmingham City University's superb campus will be second to none and superior to many, both throughout the UK and beyond.
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Lloyd Webber is one of the UK's best-known classical artists. He performed at the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics and last year received the Incorporated Society of Musicians' annual Distinguished Musician Award.
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Cliff Allan, vice chancellor of Birmingham City University, said: 'Julian's appointment is great news for the conservatoire as it looks forward to moving to a superb new home, as well as for Birmingham City University and for the whole city.
'Julian has had an extraordinary career as a performer and recording artist, working with some of the great names in music. Just as importantly, he has shown a lifetime passion for musical education, making him the perfect appointment for Birmingham City University.'
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Brown takes a bow following the concert at the National Music Academy of Kazakhstan in Astana Oct. 4.
Emily Freeman Brown makes cultural connection in Kazakhstan
When Emily Freeman Brown landed in Astana, Kazakhstan, Oct. 1, she practically hit the ground running. Invited by the U.S. State Department to help celebrate the opening of the new embassy in Astana, site of the country's new capital, the BGSU conductor got to work the next morning after her 22-hour journey.
"Right from the very next day, I was doing rehearsals and master classes," she said. The work was in part preparation for a concert Oct. 4 by the professional Academy of Soloists chamber orchestra and the Symphonic Orchestra of Astana.
That program and a later concert by the student orchestra in Almaty, the country's former capital, featured works by American composers such as Samuel Adler, Leonard Bernstein, William Schuman, Samuel Barber and Aaron Copland.
"The most gratifying thing about the trip and my contribution was being able to bring pieces by these wonderful American composers to the orchestras and the audiences," she said.
"They clearly liked the music and enjoyed playing it, and they worked very hard to learn to play it well," she added. "And the audiences were very receptive. That was the most meaningful to me."
In addition to the American music, both concerts included a well-known piece by Kazakh composer Tles Kazhgaliyev. Later, the embassy newsletter reported about the Astana performance:
"In recognition of Kazakhstan's capital city and the friendship between Kazakhstan and the United States, Brown opened the concert with flawless renditions of the national anthems. At the conclusion of the concert with the rollicking Kazhgaliyev piece, the crowd gave Emily a five-minute thunderous ovation, punctuated with cries of 'Bravo!'"
Though she had never before conducted the Kazakh piece, which she equated to John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" for its level of familiarity, Brown said she was open to learning it. "Part of bridging the cultural divide when you're working with a foreign orchestra is that you allow them to educate you and inform you, and that's part of the fun," she said.
While in Astana, Brown was invited by members of the student Folk Orchestra to conduct them. "But I don't know the piece," she protested. However, the conductor showed her the score, said the orchestra would help, and they worked together. "It was one of the high points of my trip, and I later learned I was the first foreigner to conduct that orchestra," she said.
Building the future
Though Kazakhstan is a very old civilization, its entrée into the modern world is fairly recent, she said. Its people were formerly nomadic, like their eastern neighbors the Mongolians. "It's a fascinating place to go," Brown said. She enjoyed a visit to a museum where she saw a display of the traditional yurt, or boiled wool tent, filled with "brilliantly colored carpets, wall coverings, pom poms and elaborately hand-carved furniture."
Emily Freeman Brown at the Grand Organ Hall of the Conservatory in Almaty Oct. 11.
Photo by Ilya Cherednichenko.
Astana, the new capital, is being built from the ground up. "Everything there is so new; it's unlike anything we can imagine," she said. Even Almaty, the former capital located along the ancient Silk Road trade route, is only about 100 years old. Following the end of 70 years of Soviet rule, the cultural institutions are changing, as is the face of the population, with many Russian citizens leaving to return to Russia.
Brown said she was struck by the openness of the people while in Almaty. Wanting to visit a gallery, she was told by her embassy guide that they would take a taxi, which she quickly learned meant "standing on the side of the street and flagging down passing drivers. If one was going in the direction you wanted to go, they would take you there, and you gave them some money in return. They trust their fellow countrymen to take them, and it all works," she recalled.
Brown met several faculty members from local universities, many of whom were American. She was startled to hear the result of a BGSU football game—picked up on the Internet—from a former Los Angeles Times reporter now teaching journalism in Almaty.
A new perspective
Brown said she returned from the trip with a new appreciation of some things that Americans tend to take for granted, as well as for how much the Kazakhs have accomplished with so much less. "It changes your perspective and brings your values into better focus. People in the arts there have to work extremely hard," she said, and they are concerned that, with the current concentration on building the country's new oil economy, arts and social policies could be neglected.
She also admires the commitment of the Kazakh music community to providing classical music for audiences in the face of pervasive popular culture influences from abroad. "It's easy to bring popular music—you can just download it—but it takes a much bigger effort to bring concert music to people," she observed.
The intensity of the experience and the inspiration it provided will undoubtedly impact her work here, she said. "You get a more global perspective. It changes the way you look at life, the way you look at art and the way you think of making music."


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"You know, art can be something which can really disempower people, or it can be a vehicle which can empower people."
"A second growth stump on top of a first growth stump, Coos County, Oregon" (1999-2003)
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Ground Beef Gyros Recipe
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If your family likes gyros as much as mine, they'll love this easy version that's made with ground beef instead of lamb. I found the recipe in a newspaper and adapted it to fit our tastes. They're very much like the ones served at a local restaurant. A cucumber yogurt sauce adds an authentic finishing touch. —Ruth Stahl, Shepherd, Montana
- 1 cup (8 ounces) plain yogurt
- 1/3 cup chopped seeded cucumber
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon salt, optional
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound ground beef
- 4 pita breads (6 inches), halved, warmed
- 3 cups shredded lettuce
- 1 large tomato, chopped
- 1 small onion, sliced
- In a small bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Chill. In a large bowl, combine seasonings; crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into four patties.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 6-7 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 160°. Cut patties into thin slices; stuff into pita halves. Add lettuce, tomato and onion. Serve with the yogurt sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Ground Beef Gyros in Quick Cooking March/April 2000, p29
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The Giant Heart
What's 13-feet tall and can keep a beat?
The Museum's new Giant Heart is a vibrant, three-dimensional structure—both virtual and physical—that modernizes the idea of the Museum's old iconic walk-through heart.
Standing more than 13-feet high and eight-feet wide, the Giant Heart brings the heart's complex and precise action to brilliant and visible life. Send your pulse to the heart and make it beat in time with your own. You can also switch between the exterior view and a series of interior views of the heart.
It's the most amazing view of the heart you can get without rib spreaders.
See the Giant Heart in Action
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Museum of Science+IndustryGetting Here5700 S. Lake Shore DriveChicago, IL 606371 (773) 684-1414
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There was more going on in City 17 than just what Gordon Freeman and Alyx were doing. Follow a new recruit as he struggles to find his place in the movement, and see just how sinister the Combine can be.
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Carballo, town, A Coruña provincia (province), in the comunidad autónoma (autonomous community) of Galicia, northwestern Spain. It is located near the Atlantic coast, about 25 miles (40 km) southwest of A Coruña city. A market centre for cereals and dairy products, Carballo is known for the hot sulfurous springs of San Juan de Carballo across the Allones River. Pop. (2008 est.) 16,744.
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I ride a full Belgian hunter/jumper. Granted, she's only 16.2 and built pretty athletically, but she's a lesson horse, so her whole job is to teach riders to jump. She doesn't look nearly as funny as some drafts do when they jump - in fact, she looks pretty normal. She's good at what she does and jumps up to 4ft with the right rider. We call her 'the exception to the rule'.
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- MC High school hosts Science Olympiad
- Saturday's travelogue visits China
- Dance, concert will benefit Jamaica missions
- Downtown diversity
- MC Middle School principal resigns
- How sweet it is!
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Police investigate harassment incidents
The Manheim Borough Police Department reported the following: HARASSMENT- David Lemon, 48, South Wolf Street, was charged with harassment after he continued a course of harassment by calling the victim numerous times, threatening her at 2:39 p.m....
- Posted April 2, 2014
Rothsville logs 74 calls in February
ASSIST CALL – The company assisted the Neffsville Fire Co. Feb. 1 at 2829 Lititz Pike with a building fire. One engine, six firefighters and one fire police responded, traveling 11 miles and serving 13 minutes. ASSIST...
- Posted April 2, 2014
Alzheimer's should be a national priority
Editor, Record Express, On April 9, more than 800 people living with Alzheimer's, caregivers and advocates from across the nation will gather in WashingtonD.C. for the 26th annual Alzheimer's Association Advocacy Forum. Representing millions of people impacted...
- Posted April 2, 2014
Senate passes snow day flexibility bill
Our region has suffered through an extraordinary number of inclement weather events this year that forced school districts across the state to cancel classes in the interest of student safety. I recently supported a proposal approved by...
- Posted April 2, 2014
'I believe'
"I Believe" is an inspirational popular song from the 1950s that managed to express faith without evoking any particular religion. Frankie Laine took it to the top of the U.K. charts for 18 weeks in 1953, and...
- Posted April 2, 2014
Rev. Harold Grant Stoltzfus 77, Mennonite minister, author, retired from LEFC
Reverend Stoltzfus, 517 N. Water St., Lititz, is now in Heaven in the arms of Jesus, March 29, 2014. Born in Morgantown, he was the son of the late Job and Mary (Glick) Stoltzfus. He was married...
- Posted April 2, 2014
Henry S. Bowman 94, Landis Homes resident, poultry farmer, enjoyed music, family time
Henry S. Bowman, 94, of 1001 E. Oregon Rd., Lititz, died March 25, 2014 at Landis Homes. His wife of 69 years, Ruth S. (Stoltzfus) Bowman, survives. Born in East Earl, he was the son of the...
- Posted April 2, 2014
L. R. 'Joe' Witek 85, veteran of WWII and Korean war, co-founded Interiors 2000
L. R. "Joe" Witek, 85, passed away surrounded by his loving family Saturday, March 29, at Lancaster General Hospital. Born May 29, 1928 in Johnstown, he was the son of the late Frank and Hedwig (née Rutkowski)...
- Posted April 2, 2014
Roy B. Williams 93, decorated WWII vet, Lititz UMC member, Armstrong retiree
Roy B. Williams, 93, of Lititz, passed away March 30, 2014 at the Heart of Lancaster Regional Medical Center. Born in Graham Twp., he was the son of the late Cyrus and Minnie Dunkle Williams. Married to...
- Posted April 2, 2014
Fishing derby fills Riparian Park
Lots of kids came out Saturday for the annual worm sacrifice, a cherished spring tradition at Riparian Park thanks to the Lititz Sportsman's Association. These volunteers "secretly" fill the stream with 1,000 trout. It's designed to make...
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BuckeyeThon! by Sarah - almost 2 years ago
"BuckeyeThon at Ohio State University is a Dance Marathon to raise money for pediatric cancer research. This morning at 8 AM we were done with our 12 hour shift of dancing for the kids. We danced fo..."View full details
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"This photo was taken at Buckeyethon (Feb. 8-9), a 24-hour dance marathon at The Ohio State University. This event raised over $600,000.00 for the kids of Nationwide Children's Hospital. Our team, P..."View full details
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The Pre-Eminent NFL Voice for a Generation Pat Summerall to Launch Hard Hitting Sports Talk Radio Show with Modavox
VoiceAmerica™ Sports Network Will Produce Groundbreaking Interactive Sports Talk Programming with Legendary Sports Commentator Pat Summerall
PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Modavox, Inc. (OTCBB:MDVX), Internet broadcasting pioneer and holder of several patented technologies, today announced it has reached an agreement with Pat Summerall to produce and deliver a weekly hour long Internet sports talk radio show beginning September 5, 2007. The program now in production will be broadcast on Modavox's VoiceAmerica™ Sports Network, the emerging leader in Internet sports talk radio.
Jeff Spenard, President of Internet Radio for Modavox, stated, "It's truly an honor for our entire organization to have this opportunity to work with Pat Summerall. We have such a tremendous opportunity with Pat's new Internet Radio Show to utilize our BoomBox Radio® platform and VoiceAmerica Sports network to distribute world class sports talk content. This show is going to captivate our listening audience like only Pat Summerall can."
"Licensing our patented BoomBox Radio® software, Pat Summerall's show will have a value proposition for sponsors and advertisers that is vastly more sophisticated, robust, and targeted than traditional Sports Talk Radio offerings. Advertising management enabled by our platform allows ads to be displayed differently based on the geographic locations of listeners," said Nathaniel Bradley, Modavox Chief Technology & Product Officer.
Pat Summerall stated, "During the many years of broadcasting many events, I have met many whom I would like to know more about. Our new show will give me the opportunity to do this and let you, as the listener, be part of it. If I have an opinion, and I always do, this will be my opportunity to share it with you. Since this is all new, I can't wait."
About Pat Summerall
Pat Summerall played his pre-college football at the University of Arkansas, where he was recognized as an All-State selection in football, as well as basketball. He also earned varsity letters in both baseball and tennis. Summerall played college football from 1949 to 1951 at the University of Arkansas, where he played the defensive end, tight end, and place kicker positions.
Summerall spent 10 years as a professional football player in the National Football League, primarily as a placekicker. The Detroit Lions drafted Summerall as a fourth-round draft choice in 1952. Summerall played the pre-season with the Lions before breaking his arm, which ended the year for him. After that season, he was traded and went on to play for the Chicago Cardinals from 1953 to 1957 and the New York Giants from 1958 to 1961. His best professional year statistically was 1959, when Summerall scored 90 points on 30-for-30 (100%) extra-point kicking and 20-for-29 (69%) field goal kicking.
Amazingly his broadcasting career was even more impressive, getting his start with CBS Sports in 1960. Summerall also did sportscasts for the network's flagship radio station, WCBS-AM. In 1969, Summerall took part in NBC's coverage of Super Bowl III. During the 1970s, Summerall usually worked with Tom Brookshier as his broadcasting partner for NFL (mostly NFC) games, and the colorful Summerall-Brookshier duo worked three Super Bowls (X, XII, and XIV) together. In 1981, Summerall was teamed with former Oakland Raiders coach John Madden, a pairing that would last for 22 seasons on two networks and become one of the most popular and acclaimed partnerships in TV sportscasting history.
Summerall's stature as the premier TV voice in pro football was a result of two things: first, his ability to play the straight man alongside John Madden's lively, verbose persona; second, his economic delivery that magnified the drama of a moment while allowing the pictures to tell the story. One of Summerall's most memorable on-air calls was his account of Marcus Allen's electrifying touchdown run in Super Bowl XVIII. The transcript is surprisingly sparse: "Touchdown, 75 yards!" That the quote is memorable is testament to the weight of Summerall's baritone-like voice when he was at the height of his powers as an NFL broadcaster.
Summerall also broadcast professional golf and tennis including the 30 Masters, 26 U.S. Open two French Open tournaments during his tenure at CBS, and was the play-by-play announcer for the 1974 NBA Finals, CBS' first season broadcasting the NBA.
Summerall continues to do voiceover work on CBS Masters broadcasts, and also provides commentary for the Golden Tee golf video game.
In 1994, the FOX network surprised NFL fans by outbidding CBS for the NFC broadcast package. One of the network's first moves was to hire Summerall and Madden as its lead announcing team.
Summerall has broadcast 16 Super Bowls on network television with CBS and Fox, more than any other announcer. He also contributed to 10 Super Bowl broadcasts on CBS Radio.
About Modavox
Modavox, Inc. (www.modavox.com), a pioneer in Internet broadcasting, producing and syndicating online audio and video, offers innovative, effective and comprehensive online tools for reaching targeted niche communities worldwide. Through patented Modavox technology, Modavox delivers content straight to desktops and Internet-enabled devices. Modavox provides managed access for live and on-demand Internet Radio Broadcasting, E-learning and Rich Media Advertising.
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Panetta: No outward sign Korean nuke test imminent
WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says he's seen no outward sign that North Korea will follow through soon on its plan to conduct a third nuclear test.
But he says that doesn't mean much because Pyongyang has the ability to test in ways that are difficult to detect.
Panetta says the U.S. is "very concerned" with North Korea's announcement of a planned nuclear test _ which he called "needlessly provocative."
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Anagrelide lowers the number of blood clotting cells (platelets) in the body, which helps prevent blood clots from forming.
Anagrelide is used to treat a condition called thrombocythemia (also called thrombocytosis). Thrombocythemia is a blood cell disorder in which too many platelet cells are produced, causing bleeding or blood-clotting problems.
Anagrelide may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
You should not use anagrelide if you have moderate to severe liver disease.
You should not use anagrelide if you are allergic to it, or if you have moderate to severe liver disease.
To make sure anagrelide is safe for you, tell your doctor if you have:
FDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether anagrelide will harm an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant while using this medication.
It is not known whether anagrelide passes into breast milk or if it could harm a nursing baby. You should not breast-feed while you are using anagrelide.
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have:
Common side effects may include:
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Avoid getting up too fast from a sitting or lying position, or you may feel dizzy. Get up slowly and steady yourself to prevent a fall.
Do not take aspirin unless your doctor has told you to. Follow your doctor's instructions about how much aspirin to take, and how often to take it.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using any other pain, cold, allergy, or sleep medication. Aspirin (sometimes abbreviated as ASA) is contained in many combination medicines. Although aspirin is sometimes prescribed for use with anagrelide, taking these medications together may increase your risk of bleeding. Check the label to see if a medicine contains aspirin or ASA.
Other drugs may interact with anagrelide, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal products. Tell each of your health care providers about all medicines you use now and any medicine you start or stop using.
Follow all directions on your prescription label. Your doctor may occasionally change your dose to make sure you get the best results. Do not take this medicine in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.
Your heart function may need to be checked using an electrocardiograph or ECG (sometimes called an EKG) before you take this medicine.
While using anagrelide, you may need frequent blood tests. Your heart, liver, and kidney function may also need to be checked.
If you need surgery, tell the surgeon ahead of time that you are using anagrelide.
You should not stop using anagrelide suddenly. Stopping suddenly may make your condition worse.
Store at room temperature away from moisture, heat, and light.
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
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Hi everyone, it was a long three days at the show. Sage did very well considering. We got Champion three year old mares. Placed in all our classes. Champion, reserve champion, third, fourth and fifth. She was the shortest horse there. Most being probably six-teen hands or more. I met a lot of nice people and one lady was ninth in the world last year.
I was surprised at how well Sage did in the trail class. The trail course was very tight. Multiple people came up to us throughout the show to tell me how impressed they were with my mare. Each trail class she improved more and more. They encouraged me to keep with it that my mare had very high potential.
This weekend I think I'm going to Spokane again to watch another quarter horse show. The lady that went to world last year invited me to come over and meet her trainer. I'm thinking of sending Sage to her this fall for more training. I want Sage to be versatile and that is good way to start.
Saturday was halter only for us. Afterwards we went for a drive. It was fun. I'll post those pictures on another post.
These are some of the pictures. Thank you for looking.
Warming Her Up Friday, She Was High As A Kite.
Waiting For Our Halter Class.
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2012 Fantasy Super Rugby champion Daryl Johnson gives his dos and don'ts for year's competition
- From: FOX SPORTS
- February 13, 2013
Following on from Tuesday's top five tips, 2012 Fantasy Super Rugby champion Daryl Johnson runs the rule over three dos and don'ts for this season's competition.
Daryl has revealed several key dos and don'ts to help bolster your roster and maximise your points for each round.
Follow the Fantasy mastermind to ensure you get the jump on your mates and colleagues this year.
Time is running out! Enter your Fantasy Super Rugby team now!
1. Do try to ensure that your reserves have a realistic chance of playing most weeks. Having Hugh Pyle ($250K) as my reserve lock last season was one of the main reasons I won the competition. He came on for my team when Nathan Sharpe injured his back. He scored 2 tries in 5 minutes and those extra points catapulted my team into the lead.
2. Do try to pick a captain and vice-captain that are reliable. It's imperative they can make you thirty points even on a bad day at the office.
3. Do a check of the weather and playing conditions. This may effect who you pick as captain or play as a reserve. Fantasy coaches love a dry track and attention to this detail may get you that extra couple of points.
1. Don't keep players who are underperforming in your squad. Unlike your personal favourite Super Rugby XV there is no room for sentimentality with Fantasy coaches. Conversely, not picking a player who you despise but is playing at the top of his game is also a recipe for disaster.
2. Don't pick backrowers whose primary role is pilfering the ball for their team. If they fall foul of the referee, penalties will kill their score. David Pocock ($425K) is the exception to this rule, sometimes.
Matt Cleary takes a unique look at round one of the Super Rugby competition
3. Don't fill your team with players from the bottom half of the ladder. They may be cheaper but there is usually a good reason why, apart from first year rookies.
1. Ardie Savea ($100K), Hurricanes, backrow
New Zealanders take their backrowers very seriously. This younger brother of All Black, Julian Savea, is being touted as a future international. The flanker has performed well during trial games and will undoubtedly get a run this season, sooner rather than later.
2. Bundee Aki, ($80K); Charlie Ngatai, ($125K), Chiefs, centres
These two young barnstorming centres are fighting it out for the position left vacant by Sonny Bill Williams. Another factor to consider is that All Black centre winger Richard Kahui ($275K) is one hard tackle away from his seventh shoulder operation.
3. Johnny McNicholl, ($75K), Crusaders, winger
Crusader's winger stocks are running low with Zac Guildford in rehab, Sean Maitland playing overseas and Kurt Baker injured. This young speedster knows how to find the tryline and should get the call-up in the early fixtures.
In conclusion, I would like to wish all Super Rugby Fantasy managers good luck for the season.
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Smriti Irani's Test (Part 1)
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Smriti Irani addressing the students in Delhi University on the challenges faced in the current Indian education system and one year in power.The Human Resource Development Minister answers to questions asked from the chancellor\'s, professors and students. Take a look. Follow us: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aajtaktv?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/aajtak Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aajtak...


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Best Place to Add "Spoice" to Your Olympic Training Regimen (2014)
Woodward at Copper
Olympic gold-medalist Sage Kotsenburg set out to prove that it would take more than triple-cork spins to win big when snowboard slopestyle made its Olympic debut in Sochi, tossing unconventional layback slides and a 1620 spin with a Japan grab into the mix, just because. Kotsenburg called his secret sauce "spoice" in a now-notorious tweet and post-Olympic media blitz. Want to find your own spoice recipe? Start in the Barn at Woodward at Copper, an indoor training facility that was overhauled in 2013 and now features six different ramps launching into foam pits, the better to perfect your "Holy Crail" grab. The renovations also added a new street course and a wooden pump track to the existing trampolines, skate bowl and other features. The secret is out.
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Best Lift Ticket Deal (2012)Woodward Wednesdays at Copper Mountain
Best Ski Pass Deal (2011)$99 Snow Day Pass
Best Place to Learn Double-Cork 1260s (2010)Woodward at Copper
Best Halfpipe (2010)Main Vein Superpipe
Best Free Snowshoeing Tour (2010)Redfeather Snowshoe Tours, Copper Mountain
BEST TERRAIN PARK (2006)Copper Mountain
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So today is my first appointment at 2pm eastern time. Im scared. Im hoping everything is okay but of course over the last week my symptoms have gone away so im scared about that. Please everyone if you could just think of me and my bean today
First Appointment Today...
Becca(25) DF Justin(25) and Beautiful baby girl Jaylyn (5/28/06) New Rainbow baby due 2/7/2012!!
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Sorry you're scared :( sending lots of happy thoughts your way!!!!
Kasey married Brandon-2/21/05
Mother to 2 beautiful girls- M- 12/22/06 and S- 3/29/08, two angels, and Rainbow Baby Boy K-1/23/10. Baby Boy due 2/8/12!
wow- I just read your post and I could have written it- except my appointment is at 3PM eastern today and my symptoms have seemed to change only since Saturday. So nervous too...I keep trying to think positive thoughts but have been driving myself CRAZY thinking about whether I ate the wrong food or if the bug spray they told me was safe to use when pregnant actually is, etc. Five more hours until I know for sure. I will try to spend the time thinking postive thoughts for us both while I wait....
I will be thinking of you both, and sending lots of happy thoughts! Can't wait to hear the update, because I'm sure it will be nothing but good news :)


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Before slipping down the slope of inevitable drama and potential collapse, check out this handy list of dos and don'ts to help you with recruiting.
Before slipping down the slope of inevitable drama and potential collapse, check out this handy list of dos and don'ts to help you with recruiting.
DO: Get chatty
DON'T: Get spammy
It's good to get your guild's name out there, but a long-winded macro that's spammed every five minutes is not the type of PR that's going help you. Every time you hit it, you're likely to attract at least one person who will respond with a snippy, insulting remark about you, your guild, or your message. And the more often you hit it, the more negative attention you'll attract. You don't want potential members to be embarrassed about being in your guild, so it's wise to get that macro off your hotbar.
DO: Pound the pavement
DON'T: Oversell
It takes work to find good members, especially when you're first starting up a guild. You need to get out there and mingle -- form some pick-up groups, invite unguilded players to your raids if you have room, lend a hand to someone you're passing by who might be a little overwhelmed by mobs. Create the chance encounters that make people remember you and your guild.
But make sure not to oversell your guild. If you find someone who might be a good fit, mention your guild site and contact info but don't push too hard. It's much better to have potential members seek you out, rather than have you yank them in.
DO: Advertise out of game
DON'T: Paint a picture of something you're not
It's always handy to hit up the forums with a recruiting post. Treat it like a resume, though, because recruits are just like employers. You have about 30 seconds to make an impression, so a wall of text isn't going to help your guild, but neither is a dry bullet list. You want to highlight qualities of your guild that will catch people's attention, like playstyle or playtimes. Mention your guild's history too, because people will sometimes look for familiarity and are more likely to seek you out if you've played the same games they have. A nice visual helps, but not if it looks like it was made with a cheap paint program, and certainly not if it takes up 90% of the post. Make sure, though, that your recruiting post is accurate. Avoid posting predictions like "we'll be clearing bleeding edge content in a month," or "we're currently raiding two nights a week, but we'll be raiding six nights a week very soon." These carry a huge potential for drama if you can't deliver on these promises.
DON'T: Disrupt the gameplay of your potential applicants!
One of the best ways to attract potential members is to do something on your server that gets you known. Public events are certainly one way to get your name out there. I remember a couple of guilds in Vanguard that used to organize server festivals. They'd have fun events like boat races and scavenger hunts for prizes. Even more important, they handed out little starter gifts for newer players, like bags, weapons, armor, or even a small boat here and there. It was great PR for the guild, and it helped them recruit players who were new to the game.
You don't have to hold events to get your name out there, though. Being known for something is just as helpful. In EverQuest, there was a guild called the Poison Dart Frogs, and in order to become a member, you had to master the Froglok language. It seemed like a silly gimmick, but it actually gave them a tactical advantage when raiding, because guilds used to have to communicate in open channels, and since few players knew Froglok, PDF could get a leg up on other guilds that were competing for raid mobs.
Be careful about how you get known, though. Stampeding through an in-game funeral will definitely make you famous, but you're not likely to attract the nicest bunch of people in the world by doing so.
DO: Recruit the player, not the class
DON'T: Invite someone unless he knows what role he'll have in the guild
If you find someone that seems to fit your guild, don't automatically discount him just because he is playing a class that you might not need. It's amazing how often you can go from being overfull in one class to suddenly being short-handed. (Especially with healers!) And even if that doesn't happen, there's a good chance that someone might be willing to switch classes if he really wants to be part of your guild. Make sure to exhaust all options before turning away a player who is a good person but not playing a needed class.
However, make sure be clear with the person, so he knows what role he has in the guild. If you might not be able to take someone along on a raid because of class balance, make sure he knows that before you invite.
DO: Bonus points. Start a blog, youtube site, podcast, etc.
DON'T: Be eager to close recruiting. You won't have it closed long.
Yes, I'm serious. I've gained many new members thanks to my writing and podcasting, and every single one of them has been a fantastic fit. It's a nice opportunity to highlight your love of the game and also showcase your guildmembers at the same time. At last summer's Fan Faire, I met Palarran, leader of the EverQuest guild Rest in Peace, and he told me that his group gains lots of attention from its funny stick figure videos of guild raids and notable moments. Not everyone enjoys making machinima or writing blog entries, but if you do, it's certainly a great recruiting tool.
With all these handy recruiting methods, you might suddenly find yourself overwhelmed with applicants. While I wouldn't say never, I would advise against closing recruiting. Every time I've closed recruitment in the past, I've had to reopen it soon after. You could certainly slow down invites, but any time you close it, it takes a while to start getting the word out when you end up reopening it. That's lost time and potential lost opportunities on applicants who end up going elsewhere.
Two last thoughts. First, never poach from other guilds. There's so much bad blood from poaching that it's not worth it, no matter how good the player you're stealing. Second, be careful with cross-server recruiting. The quality of the players you'll gain really depends on the quality of your guild, because there's a chance that a player transferring over could be damaged goods.
Good luck recruiting, and if you have a handy tip on how to attract good members, make sure to share it below!
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