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"This is called The Lasik's Experience. 20/20 is a thing of the past," he joked to MTV News at the Time 100 Gala on Tuesday night. "Now you've got to get your eyes sharpened, and Lasik is the future."
Timberlake's wedding guests got an up-close preview of what a collaboration between Timberlake and Fallon may look like. Timberlake recently revealed in Time magazine that the comedian interrupted his speech during his splashy Italian nuptials to Jessica Biel last year — a disruption led to a back-and-forth between the two mid-speech.
"You can't invite a comedian to your wedding and expect him not talk or say anything funny," Fallon said. "I didn't know I was going to do it. I thought I was going to get thrown out and then he's quick though. He's fast, so he's a good guy to play with. He's a great, funny guy."
Next up, Fallon will begin prepping for his takeover of "The Tonight Show." It's been confirmed that the "Late Night" host will replace Jay Leno on the legendary talk show in 2014.
While he's not completely certain of all his plans for his version of the show, a couple things are certain: He will move the program from sunny Los Angeles to the concrete jungle that is New York City and his "Late Night" house band The Roots will join him.
"I'm very, very excited. I don't know what to do yet. We have a couple months to figure it out — eight months or something like that. I think what we're doing now is a pretty good show. I don't know if I'm going to change much," he explained. "So I think it's up to Jay [Leno] and NBC. It feels like I got called up from the minors to the majors, and I'm ready to swing for the fences."
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Northrop Grumman has been supplying the data to the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality on an annual basis. Pumping to mitigate the contamination was performed in conjunction with ongoing groundwater monitoring. "The goal was not only to reduce it [TCE levels] but to halt the movement and spread of it," said Jeff Gwinn, lead consultant for the project with Orion Environmental Inc., an environmental consulting company hired by Northrop Grumman.
Illustrations provided by Northrop Grumman show that in 1997 the plume was approximately 4,800 feet in length and varied from 300 to 850 feet in width. It began at the former TRW facility location and spread southeast reaching past Kelley Creek. By 2001 the data showed that it had been broken into two separate plumes and began retracting from its previous southernly spread.
The smaller plume was approximately 1,500 feet long and no more than 375 feet wide and the larger was approximately 2,300 feet long with a fairly steady width of 750 feet.
The 2002 data represented the first year that TCE levels in excess of 1000 ug/L were not detected in the northern plume near the TRW facility site.
In 2004 Northrop Grumman added a bio-remediation pumping station to the southern plume, just north of the railroad tracks. It was situated in the last remaining "hot spot," which was the only area left that contained TCE levels in excess of 1000 ug/L. The bio-remediation pumping station pumps ground water to the surface, then adds microorganisms that are specifically cultivated, before injecting the amended water back into the ground.
This continual flushing of the water resulted in a successful reduction of the hot spot, so that by 2007 all TCE levels within the two plumes had been reduced to less than 1000 ug/L and the southern plume no longer reached past Kelley Creek.
2010 data for the site shows that the southern plume has continued to decrease and has been reduced to a length of approximately 2,000 feet, with an average width of 500 feet. The northern plume is now approximately 900 feet long with an average width around 350 feet.
In December Northrop Grumman expanded the bio-remediation system just north of the railroad tracks that is operated by Milco Environmental Services Inc., who also performed the December 2010 soil analysis and risk assessment report.
"This is a long term project that Northrop Grumman is committed to for as long as it takes to ensure the aquifer stays stable. We will continue to give the site the same level of attention that it has been given, until the project is complete," said Kurt Batsel, Northrop Grumman project manager for the site.


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The Skeptical View of the Economy Takes in More Than Iraq
By DAVID LEONHARDT
Published: March 24, 2003
With the battles having begun in Iraq, the United States economy once again looks as if it might be on the cusp of emerging from its torpor. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose more last week than it did during any week since September 2001, and Wall Street forecasters predict that a quick military victory will reduce economic uncertainty, causing a surge of corporate and consumer spending.
But this has become a familiar refrain. A year and a half ago, many economists said that the country would prosper as soon as it recovered from the Sept. 11 attacks. Early last year, the scandals at Enron, Worldcom and elsewhere were supposed to be all that was preventing a new boom.
With each new month of layoffs and other corporate cost-cutting, however, the exceptions begin to look more like a rule. Increasingly, corporate executives and some economists worry that the slow-growth economy of the last three years might in fact be the new reality, one that will bedevil workers and investors for a few more years.
''When it all comes out, we're going to have a significantly less sanguine outlook than we did in the late 90's,'' said Dale W. Jorgenson, an economist at Harvard University and an expert in productivity, widely seen as the most important factor for future growth. ''That's something we're just going to have to get used to.''
Economic turning points rarely announce themselves clearly, and rapid growth might truly be just around the corner this time, thanks to the Federal Reserve's reduction of short-term interest rates, say, or a technology breakthrough yet to be understood. At the least, a victory in Iraq seems likely to cause a spurt of optimism and economic activity.
But there are tangible reasons to doubt that the United States will soon return to the heady times of the late 1990's. The federal budget deficit is rising, and the aging of the population will slow the growth of the labor force. Consumers will probably not increase their spending as rapidly as they did in recent years, and businesses -- having invested so much in the boom years -- still have a lot of idle factories and machinery.
''The effects of the bursting of the stock market bubble have proven to be far more long term and pervasive than expected,'' William J. McDonough, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in a speech on Thursday. He specifically mentioned continuing doubts about corporate accounting and governance as a drag on growth.
The war with Iraq and the occupation that will follow are certain to deepen a budget deficit that without the war would exceed $300 billion next year if President Bush's proposed tax cuts were to become law. Mr. Bush's recent statements about North Korea and the scope of the war on terrorism suggest that other conflicts are possible in coming years.
''The U.S. is going to take on quite an economic cost, whether it's successful militarily and politically or not,'' said Bob McKee, the chief economist at Independent Strategy, a consulting firm in London for large investors. ''Nobody is much prepared to help.''
Independent Strategy predicts that the war and its aftermath will cost almost $300 billion from now to 2006. William D. Nordhaus, a Yale economist who has analyzed past conflicts, estimates that the United States will have to spend $75 billion to $500 billion occupying Iraq.
Most economists think that higher deficits help cause higher long-term interest rates by increasing competition for savings. Higher rates, in turn, would sharply curtail mortgage refinancing and cool a housing industry that has been among the economy's few strengths. Until growth picks up and private demand for investment capital strengthens, few economists expect interest rates to move significantly higher.
Last year, low interest rates and rising home prices permitted households to take out $700 billion from their homes, through sales, refinancings and home equity loans, up from about $400 billion a year in the late 1990's, according to Economy.com. In a speech this month, Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, predicted that the pace of extraction would slow, ''possibly notably lessening support to household purchases of goods and services.''
Even with mortgage rates still near a three-decade low, the number of houses starting to be built declined 11 percent last month, according to the Census Bureau's seasonally adjusted figures. Cold weather played a role in the decline, but the drop also suggested that after a record surge of house buying in recent years, the number of people looking to buy new homes might not be growing as it once was.
Stocks, meanwhile, remain historically expensive, despite a market correction that recently passed its third birthday. The stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 are trading at a price equal to about 30 times their earnings per share over the last year. At the end of the 1990-91 recession, that multiple was 18.
If stocks grow only modestly in coming years, consumers -- particularly baby boomers, who are approaching retirement -- are likely to increase their saving, at the expense of spending, economists say. Now, households are saving about 4 percent of their incomes, up from 2 percent during the boom but still well below their average of around 8 percent in the 70's, 80's and early 90's, according to the Commerce Department.
Already, car buyers have shown some recent signs of ending their long shopping spree, and Ford and General Motors have announced that they will cut production.
Of course, as the economic pillars of the last couple of years weaken, some rickety parts of the economy will stiffen.
Corporate profits have improved somewhat, and executives will eventually start investing in new equipment and technology again. State governments will not be cutting their budgets forever.
These are reasons that almost no economists think that the United States will fall into a prolonged and deep slump as Japan has. But there is still a great difference between booming and merely avoiding frequent recessions.
Many top executives have focused on this difference, seeing the slow-growth economy as more than a temporary phenomenon. At the end of last year, most chief executives predicted continuing job cuts and economic growth of less than 2 percent this year, according to a survey by the Business Roundtable in Washington. Despite the deep cuts of the last two years, industrial companies are still using just 75 percent of their available capacity, less than they were during most of the 2001 recession.
''This is a period of adjustment,'' said David A. Daberko, chief executive of the National City Corporation, a bank and large mortgage lender based in Cleveland. ''We're going to run higher unemployment. We'll have less growth.''
Most Wall Street economists, on the other hand, remain as cheery as ever, saying economic growth will accelerate to 3.6 percent next year, up from 2.6 percent this year, according to Blue Chip Economic Indicators, a newsletter that surveys forecasters. But Wall Street has been erroneously predicting a quick return to 3 percent growth since the economy weakened in 2000.
Most analysts agree that growth must exceed 3 percent for unemployment to fall and wages to rise broadly.
Those who foresee a postwar boom view the uncertainty created by the conflict as the single biggest drag on the economy today. Without it, optimists say, the interest rate reductions and corporate belt-tightening since 2001 would leave both consumers and executives wanting to spend money.
''There's no inventory anywhere. Financing costs are about as low as they're going to get,'' said Ian Shepherdson, the chief domestic economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla. ''I think there is a short period where we will see growth go off the charts.''
Other economists say that to escape the cycle of miniboom and disappointment that the economy has lurched through since late 2001, Saddam Hussein -- and not the budget deficit, consumer skittishness or the overhang of corporate investment -- would have to be today's biggest economic problem. That might be wishful thinking.
''Even though I've seen a slowdown in the marketplace, I don't think it's been a direct effect of the turmoil in Iraq; it's been a lot of other issues,'' said Alan L. Boeckmann, the chief executive of the Fluor Corporation, an engineering and construction company. ''I've not seen anyone pull back on projects where I could say, 'That was a direct effect of uncertainty over the Iraq war.' ''
Consumers, for their part, typically reduce their spending during or after the first few days of a major news event, partly because many stay home and watch television. But that does not explain the weakening of sales of vehicles, homes and other retail goods in recent months. Sales in all the areas remained strong throughout much of 2002 -- and, as a result, many economists say, are unlikely to boom over the next year.
''The notion that consumers aren't willing to spend because of a military skirmish with Iraq is simply ludicrous, in our opinion,'' said Richard Yamarone, an economist at Argus Research in New York.
Instead, the slowing of wage growth for most workers to a pace below inflation is leaving people with less money to spend, and the labor market does not appear poised for a quick recovery, he said.
As baby boomers begin retiring, leaving the nation with fewer workers, wages could start to rise rapidly again. Over all, though, the slowing of labor force growth will also slow economic growth, economists warn, restricting the resources that the country has to pay for new investments or wars.
Professor Jorgenson of Harvard estimated that the number of hours worked in the United States grew more than 2 percent a year in the late 90's. In coming years, it will probably grow about 1 percent each year.
''That's a huge bite out of growth,'' he said. ''We're not going to have the 4 percent growth rate we had during the boom.''
Photos: Home building, top, declined 11 percent last month. With most wages growing more slowly than inflation, shoppers, left, have less to spend, one economist says. And with car sales slowing, Ford and General Motors are cutting production. At right, Jerry Randall of Spitzer Ford in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, tries to make a sale. (Photographs by Bloomberg News); (Getty Images); Alan Greenspan Chart: ''Is It Time to Forget the 90's?'' Even if the war in Iraq ends quickly and with the most favorable outcome from the standpoint of the United States, the United States economy may not return to the robust growth rate of the 90's. Among the factors that may limit future growth are the federal budget deficit, a low savings rate and stocks that are expensive by historical standards. Gross domestic product Quarterly change, seasonally adjusted annual rates Graph shows Gross domestic product since 1988. Savings rate Monthly through January Graph tracks savings rate since 1988. Price-to-earnings ratio of the Standard & Poor's 500 index Based on trailing 12-month earnings Monthly through Friday Graph tracks Price-to-Earnings ratio of the Standard & Poor's 500 index since 1988. Federal budget deficit/surplus Graph tracks Federal budget deficit/surplus from 1988 through 2007, 2004 through 2007 are based on president's proposals, including taxes, but not the war. (Sources: Bureau of Economic Analysis; Bloomberg Financial Markets; Congressional Budget Office)(pg. C5)


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She uses "collected" in a metaphorical sense; no one was actually donating their items, simply providing them for the state to photograph or scan for the benefit of historical research. Each person attending brought between one and six items.
This was the 35th in a series of "Looking Back: The Civil War in Tennessee" events held statewide since April 2010.
Times-Gazette staff writer Brian Mosely, a collector of historic newspapers reporting on the Civil War's Tullahoma Campaign, brought several New York papers from his collection. The staff didn't have scanners large enough to capture the entire front pages, but they scanned nameplates and the battlefield maps the newspapers published tracking the action as it took place in faraway Tennessee.
Several people brought in items collected using metal detectors. A musket made by a British-based firm called Tower of London was brought in, as were minie balls and a Tennessee cavalry stirrup. One woman brought in a saber her husband found in a hollowed-out log while quail hunting.
Another attendee brought separate photos of two brothers -- one who joined the Union army, the other who joined the Confederate army -- along with tales of how the Civil War tore the family apart.
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Items scanned in during Wednesday's event will eventually be available for viewing at www.TNCivilWar150.org. That site also contains a schedule of upcoming events, so anyone who missed the event here in Shelbyville may have a chance to take their items to a nearby county.
Ron Westphal, left, of the Tennessee State Museum, and Fred Prouty, right, of the Tennessee Historical Commission listen as Times-Gazette staff writer Brian Mosely displays his collection of historic Civil War-era newspapers.


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In the store | J Dilla - Anthem / Trucks 12-inch
First single from J Dilla's infamous "long lost" vocal album, mixed and mastered for the first time, released by the Estate of James Yancey's imprint Pay Jay Productions.
"Anthem" and "Trucks" were two of the songs J Dilla recorded in late 2001 and early 2002 as he put the finishing touches on what was supposed to be an album featuring his raps over production by the likes of Madlib, Pete Rock, Nottz, House Shoes, Karriem Riggins and his own production. The album was shelved, Dilla moved on to Ruff Draft (2003), and the years following Dilla's death found the album caught up in legal and bureaucratic red tape. Although some of the album was leaked in muddy MP3 form some years back, this is the first official release.
These tracks come straight from multi-track masters found on 2-inch tape shortly after Dilla's passing in 2006. They've been mixed by engineer Dave Cooley, who worked extensively with Dilla during his years in Los Angeles. Using Dilla's original demo mixes as his guide, Cooley attempted to finalize Dilla's vision for these tracks, while keeping all of the elements that Dilla had in place in his original demos present.
Rounding out this 12" is Dilla's original mix of "Trucks" discovered as a two-track demo mix, featuring an alternate version of Dilla's vocals and a third verse not found on Dilla's final sessions for this song.
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Electricity bill shocking
Residential electricity users have seen at least 50 percent rise in their bills since March due to a change in the tariff structure.
The government hiked power prices on March 1 and withdrew the common lowest slab facility that had been enjoyed by all residential users.
Households now pay Tk 3.05 for per kilowatt of power consumption if their total monthly usage is below 100 units. However, they have to pay Tk 4.29 per unit for electricity usage above 100 units and below 400 units a month. Households consuming more than 400 units have to pay a hefty Tk 7.89 per unit.
The rates apply to customers of the Power Development Board (PDB), Dhaka Power Distribution Company Ltd, Dhaka Electric Supply Company Ltd and West Zone Power Distribution Company Ltd.
Earlier, households used to pay a mandatory minimum bill and additional bill for their consumption above 100 units. If the electricity consumption of a home exceeded 100 units and remained below 400 units, they paid higher rates for the units consumed above the 100 mark.
Now, the unit price of electricity for households squarely depends on how much power is consumed in a month.
Salim Mahmud, member of Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC), said, "We have withdrawn the common lowest slab facility to give relief to the government from its huge subsidies.
"We want to make sure that the real small consumers enjoy the lowest slab facility. The well-off should not get the benefit of the subsidised rates," Salim told The Daily Star.
He admitted that consumers' bills have gone up sharply not only because of the price hike of electricity but also due to the withdrawal of this facility.
Residential users said the discontinuation of the minimum bill system had caused a rise in their monthly energy bills at a time when households were struggling with high electricity prices.
Khondoker Shoyeb, a consumer of Dhaka Power Distribution Company Ltd, paid a maximum of Tk 1,200 a month in the summer last year. But he had to pay Tk 1,800 in April this year.
Quazi Faruque, president of Consumers Association of Bangladesh, said, "It is not acceptable. The previous tariff system should be reinstated. People should not be punished for the state's subsidy burden.
"Ordinary citizens are living a miserable life. We do not know what they will do if electricity prices continue to increase," he said.
BERC member Salim, however, maintained that the tariff hikes and change in the billing system were part of the government's move to slash subsidies in the power sector.
According to the PDB, the average production cost of per unit electricity is Tk 5.70, and the government spent Tk 20,000 crore in subsidies to the power sector last year.
It said power tariffs in Bangladesh were the lowest in the sub-continent.
Salim said if the companies make a profit for this sudden change in the billing system, the regulator will try to make sure that the extra money goes to the PDB.
He said the regulator was preparing to put in place a mechanism for that. "We will not allow the companies to distribute the profits among its officials."
After coming to power, the present government has increased electricity prices four times on the grounds of high production cost.
Consumers of the Rural Electrification Board now pay Tk 3.08 to Tk 3.55 per unit for consuming 100 units, Tk 3.67 to Tk 4.20 a unit for 101 to 300 units, Tk 5.98 to Tk 6.35 per unit for 301 to 500 units and Tk 7.88 to Tk 9.38 a unit for using units above 500.
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SAINT PAUL, Minn., Jan. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- ClearWay Minnesota(SM) , in partnership with ECHO (Emergency, Community, Health, and Outreach), has created a multilingual television program, The Harm of Commercial Tobacco in Our Community, to educate Minnesota's diverse populations about the dangers of tobacco. The program discusses the seriousness of tobacco use, the targeting of immigrants and ethnic groups by tobacco companies, and the benefits of quitting.
- English: January 6, 2013, at 7 p.m. with guest experts Brandie Buckless, American Indian Cancer Foundation; and Ora Hokes, Hokes and Associates Consulting
- Spanish: January 6, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. with guest experts Gloria M. Contreras, Centro Campesino; and Patricia Perez Baker, LAAMPP Fellow
- Hmong: January 13, 2013, at 7 p.m. with guest experts Thomas Yang, STEEP; and Yer Her, Southeast Asian Youth 4 Change
- Somali: January 13, 2013, at 7:20 p.m. with guest experts Mohamed Mohamud, Confederation of Somali Community in Minnesota; and Saeed Fahia, Confederation of Somali Community in Minnesota
- Karen: January 13, 2013, at 7:40 p.m. with guest expert Saw Morrison, Karen Organization of MN
- Vietnamese: January 20, 2013, at 7 p.m. with guest expert Cam Le, STEEP
- Lao: January 20, 2013, at 7:20 p.m. with guest experts Monemany Daoheuang, STEEP; and Sunny Chanthanouvong, Lao Assistance Center of Minnesota
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It seems that these days, everyone has an opinion on everything – or more accurately: people have had opinions for a long time, but now the internet bombards us with everyone's opinion on everything. There is a select group of people in the world of entertainment, however, that most would agree have actually earned the right to have their opinions carry the actual weight that most of us believe our ideas should. I think most would agree that Quentin Tarantino – the seminal writer/director behind such pop-culture mega-hits as Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds, and so much more – would fall into that category. He recently opened up about his feelings on the recent influx of superhero movies – read on to hear his thoughts!
Sony is officially letting the world know what it has going on for the next few years. With reboots and sequels aplenty, it appears that the company is content to take existing properties and ride them for as long as possible – but will movie-goers want to take the ride with them? That's the million-dollar question.
The cast has been announced for the live-action film version of Attack On Titan and we have been provided with some spectacular looking shots of each of the characters. We have noticed that some of the Japanese names are not actually part of the Manga or Anime, so this has left us assuming that liberties have been made in the script. Furthermore, in the manga and anime, Asians are practically extinct with the character of Mikasa being considered exotic – due to her kind being rare. (more…)
I love Netflix. Netflix is my best good friend and we go together like peas and carrots. It's because of that god of streaming that I discovered 'Torchwood.' Not to mention those upcoming Marvel shows. Thanks to Netflix, I was able to see my beloved Bluth family do an 'Arrested Development' Season 4; and without them, I'd be looking at my Facebook feed asking myself "who the hell is 'Crazy Eyes?'" For $8 to $10 a month, depending on when you signed up, the company offers a strong assortment of new and old drugs for your TV addiction. And it also contributes to the weaning off that outrageous leach – cable television. We've picked up a huge list of October goodies coming your way. Just let your pointer do what it does best to join the party! (more…)
Recently we saw some test footage for a potential Deadpool movie. The internet was pretty dang happy. Then, earlier this week it was officially announced that we'd get a Deadpool movie. The internet promptly exploded with glee. We'd gotten a taste of the Merc With A Mouth with Ryan Reynold's fantastic portrayal of him in X-Men Origins: Wolverine before they immediately messed up the character, also in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. After the the test footage, we had hope that we'd get to see the character done justice in a movie, finally getting the right mix of violence and insanity down. Well, it looks like we'll get a movie, just maybe not quite what everyone was expecting. (more…)
Once upon a time, Marvel Comics was being dragged hopelessly into bankruptcy. In order to stay afloat, they sold off precious movie rights to their most popular characters. That money helped enable them to create their own studio, and that's why we get to see awesome films like 'The Avengers' and 'Guardians Of The Galaxy.' Those film companies would become rivals and prove themselves incapable of regularly releasing hits starring the Marvel properties. An attempt at making a good Hulk movie bombed and the rights went back home. Same deal with Daredevil. But Spiderman is a longshot. Sony Pictures is dead set on keeping that property, even if that have to reboot it every few years – origin story rehash included! And Cinema Sins and Screen Junkies will be there to point at them and laugh. Welcome to 19 whole minutes of blasting the crapfest that is 'The Amazing Spiderman 2.'
Potentially in reaction to everyone's wish to see him team up with directors other than Tim Burton, Johnny Depp is teaming up with Kevin Smith to make the action-adventure movie Yoga Hosers. The movie marks the second in Smith's "True North Trilogy", which began with Tusk and are movies steeped in Canadian culture and mythology. In addition to being the follow up to Tusk, Yoga Hosers will feature the entire cast of Tusk, including Michael Parks, Justin Long, Haley Joel Osment, Genesis Rodriguez, Ralph Garman and Harley Morenstein.
Last January, right around the time when Tragedy Plus Comedy Equals Time was just days away from its bungled release on EPIX, actor and comedian Patton Oswalt spoke to The AV Club about the rich bouquet that is his collection of stand-up specials. In the interview, Oswalt detailed his plan to alternate fresh stand-up specials with books like his New York Times Best Selling essay collection, "Zombie Spaceship Wasteland", and true to his word, Oswalt will release his next book on January 6, 2015. (more…)
For decades, entertainment franchises have been able to share universes in both television and movies. The Twilight Zone did it. Firefly did it with Serenity. The Doctor Who series did it with the Doctor Who TV movie. The X-Files did it with big and small screens. And Marvel is doing it with surgical precision and innovation in combining their cinematic world with the ABC network's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. And then there's Netflix's upcoming four-series deal. That, in particular, will expand Marvel's live action roster with the Hell's Kitchen Heroes – Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist. So, not only is occupying the same universe a thing that's worked successfully, it's proven to be a smart move on several occasions in terms of continuity. DC's Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns disagrees. (more…)
There are two different classes of Jason Bourne movies: the Paul Greengrass-directed action classics (Supremacy, Ultimatum) and the "Other Two" (Identity, Legacy). It really isn't that Doug Liman's The Bourne Identity is bad, it's just that Greengrass helped usher in a new style of chaotically shot and cut actions films with his as-hated-as-it-is-loved "shaky-cam" style (Legacy, on the other hand, is undeniably terrible). However, the one constant that runs through the quality Bourne films is Matt Damon, whose performance as the memory-wiped super assassin proved that he could shake his seemingly typecast "nice guy" persona and mold a character that, for the time, felt distinctly outside of his comfort zone.
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One way to tell this is an ugly game is by looking at the total number of made field goals (18) versus turnovers (14) by the two teams combined. Thirteen field goal attempts missed before San Diego State's Kelvin Davis scored on a dunk with nearly five minutes having elapsed. UNLV's first field goal came after that one a banked in jumper from Oscar Bellfield.
Kawhi Leonard continues to show off his tools. He has already collected a whopping 13 rebounds, including five offensive boards. The Aztecs also happen to have 13 more rebounds than the Rebels, who are still missing that interior presence with Derrick Jasper out.
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Sunday, September 2, 2007
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Financial problems have cost Union Station its professional accreditation, which could hurt the station's efforts to attract future exhibits.
In a letter dated Thursday, the American Association of Museums said the station had made progress in many areas, but had used up most of its endowment and had no solid financial foundation.
The removal of accreditation comes just as Union Station is poised to end the year in the black for the first time since it was restored in 1999.
"We hoped that by showing [the accreditation commission] that we had cut our budget down and turned the corner with this year's projected profit that that would have been enough," Andi Udris, chief executive officer of Union Station, said Friday.
"They are smart enough to recognize that the only reason we turned the corner was that we had the Dead Sea Scrolls. They said you cannot expect to survive on these blockbusters."
Despite the denial of accreditation, the museum association praised Union Station.
"We applaud the improvements you have made to interpretive plans, programming and exhibits," wrote James A. Welu, chairman of the accreditation commission. He added that Union Station "has also made progress toward financial stability and regaining public trust."
Mike Haverty, Union Station board chairman, said the board had tried to operate as efficiently as possible to attract private donors, while reserving the option of seeking public money.
"We had to build the credibility back, and now that we've done that we've seen private foundations coming in to sponsor some things like the Dead Sea Scrolls," Haverty said. "We've got some indication from the private side that if we could also get some public funding, they might help in the future."
Udris said the loss of accreditation would not affect the station's affiliation with the Smithsonian Institution or its ability to acquire new large exhibits.
But he acknowledged that the Dead Sea Scrolls might not have come to Kansas City if Union Station had not been provisionally accredited at the time. And he acknowledged that the lapse of accreditation might make immediate fundraising efforts more difficult.
Union Station is currently trying to raise $4 million to renovate its sub-basement so it can present more and larger exhibits and boost its revenue stream.
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April 27, 2016
ONA Joins Workers in Marking 2016 Day of Mourning
As workers across Ontario mark the 2016 Day of Mourning tomorrow, the Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) is calling for more accountability in the prevention of violent incidents in health care.
April 22, 2016
Expert Nursing Panel Hears RN Staffing Concerns at Humber River Hospital's Hemodialysis Unit
An independent panel of nursing experts is wrapping up a three-day hearing into the concerns of registered nurses (RNs) working in Humber River Hospital's Hemodialysis Unit today.
April 21, 2016
Kingston RNs Vote for ONA: Ontario Nurses' Association will represent Providence Care-St. Mary's of the Lake and Mental Health Services Registered Nurses
Registered nurses (RNs) working for Providence Care-St. Mary's of the Lake and Mental Health Services have voted convincingly to make ONA their union.
April 14, 2016
Medically Assisted Death: Ontario Nurses' Voices Must be Equal in the Debate
Recognizing that Registered Nurses (RNs) will play a central role in medically assisted death under new legislation introduced today, the Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) is calling for an equal voice for the nursing profession in the legislative debate.
April 06, 2016
Nurse Expert Panel Called in to Review Patient Safety at Sault Area Hospital
Concerned that unsafe RN staffing levels have compromised patient safety, registered nurse (RN) members of the Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) have called in an Independent Assessment Committee to examine the issue.
April 04, 2016
Nurses Shut Out from PTSD Legislation: ONA calls for front-line RNs to be added
Front-line registered nurses (RNs) are outraged that the province has excluded them from coverage under Bill 163, Supporting Ontario's First Responders Act (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, 2016), says the Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA). ONA is calling for the immediate inclusion of all nurses.
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On Janurary 28, 2005, he gave a lecture about the paranormal at the Boston Center for Adult Education.
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they are trying to stop a breakout,that started friday. pathethic attempt. wall st you are SO SO corrupt
Jeffries downgraded BIDU because of pressure from QIHU. Yet, just upgraded GOOG within moments. Keep your money in BIDU and listen to the other analysts with Buy ratings. I'm in for a Strong Buy on BIDU.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Technical break out was forming, but the analyst report stopped the up move, I do think that there may be some loss of share, but BIDU price target of 130 to 150 is for sure possible. Wait and see, would like BIDU to come out with a news..
Sentiment: Hold
just went to my vanguard account and checked the S&P and Reuters report on BIDU. Their reports were updated this weekend. Both have buy ratings. S&P price estimate next 12 months is $180 and Reuters was $160. Jefferies is a play on their part in an effort to get them or their clients more position.
I've noticed that every time this stock begins a move upside someone jumps in to stop the momentum. Isn't this Jefferies secomd rating in a little over a month? Why is their target so much lower than the average rating?
Yeah, what a bunch of #$%$, pretty obvious where their money is. Needed to stop technical breakout. QIHU will not be a factor as has been alluded to numerous times for some time to come.
Looks that way more and more everyday.......
Longs need to realize that this rip and dip pattern will prevail until earnings. Just go with the flow and make money. BIDU is a very easy stock on a technical basis.Simply being long here is almost suicidal. You know bad news is coming, the only question is how bad and is it priced in already


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Hi Nadia and Tiopepe8. Here is just on the way to the top of the Mont Blanc (Italian way called Via del Papa - Pope way).
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Wow!Fantastic shot and place !. Y*. Please go back to see my Gran Canaria, colourful houses 2. :):) Kat
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BLACKBOX: In the Cockpit of the Plane. Upgrade Tail a few times, go to the docks, and jump over it, to the left. Go inside the cockpit. SECRET PASSAGE: Go down, lower left tunnel. Go through the caves. At the top left, there's a little hole. Time it right and jump through. Sometimes a fish pops out and eats you. Be careful. MONSTER FISH: Go down, lower right tunnel. Go slow and approach the fish. After a pause, the fish starts chasing you. Lure it down to the mines, and try to go around the mines and explode the fish on one. THUMBS UP SO PEOPLE KNOW!
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Dec. 31, 2011
You are a caring, obese, and quick fox. Pfft, lol xD
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How do I climb the 4th level of the tree??
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Dec. 29, 2011
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YES! About time! I thought I would have to pay for this ;P
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