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Le Chandelier Restaurant has been serving gourmet French cuisine since it opened in 1985.
Located in Montes de Oca in Los Yoses, Le Chandelier is known as the meeting point for gourmet food connoisseurs both nationally and internationally. Owner and chef, Don Claude Dubuis, serves up unique, authentic French cuisine including meats, soups, fresh fish and more, followed by an extensive French wine list from the best wineries in the country.
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Re: Has anyone ever known Midland accepting a PFD?
thanks sidewinder -
yes....capital 1 & midland are for 2 different accounts.
midland is collecting for a citi account.
from what i have read.....midland will not PFD...what would be the point of paying them?
should i still DV them with a certified letter & try to get it off that way first? See if they do not respond? The CRA have told me that this account was verified several times, but i have only heard once from midland themselves except that they were requesting my help in correcting this account & if i had any records to send them over.
should i settle with midland and call it a day? you really think it would help that much if i were to apply for a credit card...that it shows it's paid? PFD would be ideal...but there is a chance that if i pay, they would not verify once it was paid right?
i received a letter from them last month asking if i wanted to settle (very nice letter offered full payment or payments.
i have been in TX for over 6 years......do not plan of moving back to Cal.....so they can't sue me here in TX, but if i were to move back to Cal, there is a chance that i could still be within SOL.....i did not know this...thanks for the info!! Either way.....the account would still come off of my reports right?
Capital 1 is another account that would have been paid off (problem is that this happened in 2002, someone else paid it off for me...so i have no records, but in 2002 i had all my CC taken care of so it would not make sense to not pay this one off too)
thanks so much for the help!!
these last 2 accounts seem to really be holding me back from getting credit and i really want to start building it back up and get some cards with some good lines!

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A Cowboy of the Pecos. By Patrick Dearen. (Plano: Republic of Texas Press, 1996.
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Midland writer Patrick Dearen has made a career of extolling the deadly
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cowboys often dealt with equally treacherous inhabitants. Following up such
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stages of the river country's stunted development.
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feet high with dead cattle" (p. 189). "Normal" conditions presented such every-
day obstacles as the river's inaccessibly high banks as well as quicksand, and
water that could ravage a digestive tract. Rattlesnakes, packs of wolves, stock
thieves, and Comanches lurked along the banks. Nevertheless, claims Dearen,
such a tough land bred tough people, inspiring an early-day chronicler "to pro-
claim the valley of the Pecos 'the cowboy's paradise"' (p. 3).
If this work possesses any shortcomings, the absence of either a preface or
an introduction leaves the reader to infer the book's thesis. In this respect,
the somewhat mistitled book is more about the Pecos River itself and how it
affected not only its cowboys but also the immigrants, travelers, explorers,
herders, Indians, and thieves who crossed it, used it, and died in it. Rather
than an interpretive work, A Cowboy of the Pecos is a paean to the daring souls
who braved the forbidding environment. If those who inhabited the land
seem a little taller for the telling, enthusiasts of cowboy life and frontier
adventure will be forgiving-after all, could a place that Pecos Bill called
home have been any different?
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- 1The consequences of the movement of transgenes from genetically modified (GM) crops into wild populations of plants continues to be of concern to ecologists and conservationists because of the possible threat posed to those populations in terms of their continued survival and because of the further knock-on effects that might occur to habitats in which they occur.
- 2We examined five UK sea beet Beta vulgaris ssp. maritima populations from each of two major habitat types, cliff top and drift line. We assessed population genetic parameters, genetic diversity, gene flow, population differentiation and isolation by distance, to enable determination of the likelihood and consequences of spread to wild populations of genes from cultivated sugar beet group Beta vulgaris ssp. vulgaris, which could in the future be transgenic.
- 3Drift line populations were more diverse than cliff top populations and also showed greater levels of gene flow.
- 4Isolation by distance was identified in both habitats, but the relationship between genetic and geographical distance was detectable over longer distances for drift line populations. However, clear indications of vicariance (the subdivision of a population into distinct taxa by the appearance of a geological barrier) between cliff and drift line populations were also evident, because of the restriction of gene flow between the two habitats occurring more in one direction than the other.
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Thanks leonieDF for your suggestion. That would be the easiest way of dealing with my file, & I may be forced to do so by borrowing use on another machine. Neither my personal nor work budget allow a machine upgrade this year, & the MBP I have can't be upgraded beyond 10.6.8. (It's the computer I live with for both work and home.) In another 7 months I hope to migrate to newer hardware. My photo files/libraries I've kept on an external HD. Have over 15K of images. After this experience I will modify my work flow so I'll have a separate file of the images saved as TIFF as my lifeboat, and will likely move to a referenced file instead of managed file in the future.
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As a Rockabilly fan... I had to make it
Fan de Rockabilly, je me devais de faire ça
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Fan de Rockabilly, je me devais de faire ça
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very nice.
Can't help but think it should have been a Cadillac.
wow....cool...the Setz as a hot rod Ford
This is one of the best things I've ever seen xD Now how does a car play a guitar though? :I
That's the question... Like Mater, I think he needs some pitties for playing instruments !
Thanks for the faves
Thanks for the faves
just plain OUTASIGHT
well done man!
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Thanks... but as I'm french-speaking, I don't know the meaning of "outasight" :
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Southern Tier Hockey Association: Fundraising
Fundraising is a small but important part of the Southern Tier Hockey Association. Any and all funds raised by the organization are used to offset registration costs. The main fundraiser that the STHA participates in is the Binghamton Senators Chuck-A-Puck and 50/50 Raffle.
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Equatorial Guinea
Recent Developments & Prospects
Macroeconomic Policy
Fiscal Policy
Monetary Policy
Economic Cooperation, Regional Integration & Trade
Debt Policy
Economic & Political Governance
Private Sector
Financial Sector
Public Sector Management, Institutions & Reform
Natural Resource Management & Environment
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Thematic analysis: Structural transformation and natural resources
Authors: Dominique Puthod , Lauréline Pla , Glenda Gallardo
- In 2014, Equatorial Guinea failed to recover from the 2013 recession caused by cheaper oil prices and lower oil and gas production.
- To maintain its budgetary balance, the country had to draw on the reserves it had stowed away in offshore banks and in the Bank of Central African States (BEAC).
- Equatorial Guinea's spatial-development policy is geared towards exploiting the economic complementarities of a dispersed territory.
Several of Equatorial Guinea's gas and oil fields matured in 2013, and the subsequent decline in production, on which the country was highly dependent, pushed the economy into recession. Although new fields opened, they did not fully offset the fall in the value of crude-oil production in a context of declining international prices. Growth was therefore once again negative (estimated at -2.1%) in 2014. Although non-oil and gas activities play a secondary role in the economy, they were somewhat vibrant, especially in the construction sector. Without reliable data it is difficult to make accurate growth projections for 2015 and 2016. In 2015, gross domestic product (GDP) is projected to contract drastically, due to the ongoing drop in gas and oil production and the squeeze on public investment in infrastructure. GDP growth could fall to -8.7% in 2015 before bouncing back to a positive 1.9% in 2016.
The Emerging Equatorial Guinea Forum held in Malabo in February 2014 attracted nearly 300 foreign investors and was testament to the authorities' determination to diversify the economy. In 2008, the authorities launched a national economic and social development plan, the Plan Nacional de Desarrollo Económico y Social (PNDES), which aimed to diversify the country's sources of growth by 2020. During the first phase of the plan (2008-12), road, port and airport infrastructure were created, the electricity supply network was improved and public housing and buildings were built, chiefly financed by oil and gas revenue. As scheduled by the PNDES, the authorities began to pull back public investment in 2013, but commitments to developments in progress for the five years to come have remained considerable. Given the fall in oil revenue since 2013, the authorities had to draw on the available external resources they had garnered in the form of official reserves with the BEAC and deposits in offshore or domestic banks. The continued decline in oil production and international prices are expected to force the government to continue to draw on their reserves at the risk of depleting them.
In order to diversify the foundations of its economy and to exploit the country's potentialities, Equatorial Guinea is implementing an ambitious spatial-development policy. The current projects aim to develop growth hubs throughout the country, connected by major roads. Development of the major city areas, in particular Oyala on the mainland, will provide access to good-quality housing, water, electricity and public services such as healthcare and education.
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I always thought salmon cakes were a boring kind of dish… "Oh joy, salmon cakes!" (sarcasm intended) but when I found myself with left over cooked salmon fillets, I thought I would finally give them a go.
A Sunday BBQ is where these fishy patties had their debut and they were loved by all! I found them to be a great accompaniment to my usual BBQ fare and they added some extra diversity to my spread.
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Makes 8
- 500g (1.1lb) potatoes, peeled, chopped
- 415g (1lb) cooked salmon, flaked or canned red salmon, drained with skin and bones removed & flaked
- 2 tbs drained capers, finely chopped
- 2 shallots (scallions) finely chopped
- 1 egg, lightly whisked
- 1/3 cup dry multi grain breadcrumbs
- Salt & freshly ground pepper
- dry multi grain breadcrumbs, extra, to coat
- 2 tbs olive oil
- Cook the potatoes in a saucepan of boiling water until tender. Drain well, mash and cool slightly.
- Place the mashed potato, salmon, capers, shallots, egg and breadcrumbs in a bowl. Mix until well combined. Season well with salt and pepper. Divide the mixture into 8 patties. Coat the patties in a thin layer of extra breadcrumbs. Put on a plate and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan over a medium heat. Add patties to pan and cook for 2-3 minutes each side or until golden brown. Serve the salmon cakes with the salad and the lemon wedges if desired.


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Soon enough, the pro basketball public will finally meet Caron Butler. You know him, but unless you're a League Pass junkie, you don't really know him. This guy is better than you think and you're about to find out because his trade to Dallas just made him a Player of Consequence.
Most of you know Butler's resume. He led UConn to the Elite Eight in 2002, was Miami's lottery pick a few months later and an All-Rookie First Team member. You may remember him, Lamar Odom, rookie Dwyane Wade and a young Heat squad advancing to the Eastern Conference semis in 2004. I'm sure you didn't forget, too, that he was part of the Shaq-to-Miami trade that summer, was traded to the Wizards in 2005 and was an All-Star in 2007 and 2008.
Yeah, you know him.
Good player, right? Nah, man ... a really good player. He's better than the best player on about half of the teams in the league, something you'll see that now that he's running with the Mavs.
For the past five seasons, he's played in the shadow of Gilbert Arenas (due mostly to Gil's blogging, Gil's game-winners, his injuries or this season's fiasco) for a team that went from emerging to okay to horrendous to tragic. The last three seasons (including this one), Butler has averaged about 20 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals. But, let's be candid: Who cares? The Wiz were first-round outs in '07 and '08 and won 19 games last season. In the grand scheme of things, Butler didn't matter because Washington didn't.
As good as Butler was (I always thought that, because of his blend of skill, talent and toughness, the Wizards would have been better off with Caron -- not Gil -- as That Dude), his play had no significant bearing because his squad rarely mattered. Butler was not a Player of Consequence. That's all about to change. He's out of the Eastern Conference cellar, about to begin balling with the Mavs -- a team of consequence. That means those tough buckets he scores, that tough, physical defense he plays and his steely demeanor matter now. His nickname is Tough Juice, people.
I'm real big on the Player of Consequence (PQ) thing. Ask me about Michael Redd's five-year scoring spree and I'll shrug my shoulders. Why? Because Milwaukee averaged about 30-35 wins each season. Kevin Martin? Meh. Monta Ellis is dropping 26 ppg this season, but if you took the nearly 109,000 people at the All-Star Game and showed them a photo of Ellis one of Denver's J.R. Smith, more of them would recognize Smith. Why? Because Smith plays ball in the playoffs every season. Playing for a real winner changes everything. For Butler, it's going to increase his national exposure. For some, it totally changes how people think about you as a player.
Take Jamal Crawford, a prime PQ example. Last month he dropped a team-high 28 points in a tough win over the Hawks' nemesis: Boston. Atlanta was +20 while Crawford was on the floor. Paul Pierce had 35 points, but Crawford dominated the game. Afterward he talked about how he's having the most fun of his career by far. What's changed about his game this year?
"Nothing, really," Crawford said. "I'm doing the same stuff that, before, people were saying was the reason why my teams were losing."
He admitted that he's "a little smarter" this season, but you and I both know the perception has changed because Crawford changed jerseys.
Crawford went from being somewhat of a whipping-boy/pariah with the Bulls, Knicks and Warriors to getting deserved All-Star buzz. If you tried to make a case that, thus far, he's been one of the five most valuable players of the season, I wouldn't argue too much. When they show up, the Atlanta crowd at Philips Arena is in absolute love with this dude. He hits game-winners, he goes on scoring streaks that aren't just prolific, but dramatic (high-arching fadeaway-treys, killer-crossover and-1s, coast-to-coast momentum-changers). For most fans, he's a revelation. We just never respected his game.
(Quick story: Last spring, I wrote this column, ranking who I'd pick to take a potential game-winner. Crawford stumbled across it and sent me a good-natured email asking how it was possible for him to be left off, seeing as how he'd hit eight game-winners in the past four seasons. I responded, in jest: "You know what, you would have made the list, but it only included PLAYOFF teams.")
Your appreciation of Butler will inflate the same way we now have a heightened appreciation of Crawford and maybe more so. Josh Howard (the principal Mav in the seven-player Mavs/Wiz deal) tried to be the second star to Dirk Nowitzki, but that role was a little too far above his head. It's a perfect fit for Butler. Provided the acclimation process is relatively smooth (and Jason Kidd will make sure of that), it won't take long before the Mavs start picking up wins because Butler took over for Dirk as the best player on the court. Don't be surprised if, in a month, reporters start asking coach Rick Carlisle, "Did you know Caron was this good?"
It'll be May, when Butler is at the podium, answering questions after slapping up a 25-8-5 night in a playoff win. That's when fans everywhere will turn to each other, shaking their heads and say, "Man ... I didn't know he was this good."
Yeah he was.
It's just that he matters now. He's a PQ.
Vincent Thomas writes "The Commish" column for SLAM Magazine and is a contributing commentator for ESPN. You can e-mail him here.
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TheStreet) -- KV Pharmaceuticals (KV) was the best-performing drug/biotech stock in the third quarter. The troubled drugmaker's stock price rose 185%, sparked by U.S. regulatory approval to re-launch products that had been pulled from the market earlier due to manufacturing problems. Bookending KV Pharma's resurgence was the poor performance of Icagen (ICGND), which lost 59% of its value in the third quarter after an experimental epilepsy drug encountered safety problems during a clinical trial.Overall, the Nasdaq Biotechnology Index rose 12% in the third quarter, matching the performance of the Nasdaq and beating slightly the 11% gain made by the S&P 500. Like the market overall, August and September were especially good months for biotech and drug stocks. Acquisitions helped two other drug stocks run to the top the quarter's best-performance list. Zymogenetics (ZGEN) closed the quarter up 141% due to Bristol-Myer Squibb's (BMY) $885 million, or $9.75-a-share, takeover offer in September. Likewise, Osteotech (OSTE) shares were up 126% on a $6.50-a-share buyout from Medtronic (MDT) in August. Rounding out the top 10 best-performing biotech/drug stocks in the third quarter, according to CapitalIQ: Nile Therapeutics (NLTX) (+110%), Ista Pharmaceuticals (ISTA) (+94%), Medicines Co. (MDCO - Get Report)(+94%), Savient Pharmaceuticals (SVNT) (+83%), Amicus Therapeutics (FOLD) (+78%), Oncolytics Biotech (ONCY) (+77%) and Cypress BioSciences (CYPB) (+76%). Arena Pharmaceuticals (ARNA - Get Report) was the second-most damaging stock for drug and biotech investors in the just-closed quarter, losing 56% after a U.S. advisory panel voted down the company's weight-loss drug lorcaserin. Vermillion (VRML - Get Report) shares fell 56% in the quarter on the poor launch of its ovarian cancer test. Rounding out the quarter's worst biotech and drug stocks, according to CapitalIQ: Molecular Insight Pharmaceuticals (MIPI) (-50%), Xoma (XOMA)(-50%), AMAG Pharmaceuticals (AMAG) (-49%), AspenBio Pharma (APPY) (-47%), Idenix Pharmaceuticals (IDIX) (-36%), Epicept (EPCT) (-36%) and DARA BioSciences (DARA) (-34%). --Written by Adam Feuerstein in Boston. >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Adam Feuerstein. >To follow the writer on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/adamfeuerstein. >To submit a news tip, send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com (
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Inter-County Energy recognizes the importance of educating our young adults today for tomorrow's leadership roles.
For that reason, Inter-County Energy will award one, $1,000 scholarship to a graduating senior from each of the cooperatives six director's districts. Those districts are: Lincoln, Garrard, Mercer, Boyle, Casey and Marion counties.
Students are encouraged to apply if their parent or legal guardian is a member of Inter-County Energy Cooperative with their primary residence being served by the cooperative.
Monday, Feb. 18: No school.
Tuesday, Feb. 19: Pancake and sausage on a stick w/maple syrup and toast or assorted cereal and toast, peaches, variety of juice, milk.
Wednesday, Feb. 20: Scrambled eggs and two toast or assorted cereal and two toast, grapes, variety of juice, milk.
Thursday, Feb. 21: Milk gravy and biscuit or cereal and toast, orange wedges, variety of juice, milk.
Friday, Feb. 22: Warm cinnamon roll and toast or assorted cereal and toast, peach cup, variety of juice, milk.
The following Western Kentucky University students from the Marion County area were named to the dean's and president's lists for the fall 2012 semester.
The following full-time undergraduate students with a semester grade-point average of 3.4 to 3.79 are named to the dean's list: Miranda K. Livers, Thomas H. Carrico, James C. Brahm, and Taylor A. Howard, all of Lebanon; and Margaret L. Ballard, Amanda E. Thomas, and Morgan R. Whitlock, all of Loretto.
The following Calvary Elementary students made the honor rolls for the second nine weeks of the 2012-2013 school year.
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Eastern Kentucky University has announced that 1,224 students earned president's and dean's list honors for the fall 2012 semester.
The president's list includes:
• Brandon Paul Coffman of Bradfordsville, a sophomore communication studies major.
• Bryan Caleb Clark of Lebanon, a freshman agriculture major.
• Charles Larry Hamilton of Lebanon, a senior middle grade education major.
• Jennifer Lynn Reynolds of Lebanon, a junior paralegal science major.
Erin Price of Loretto was recognized at Campbellsville University's Carver School of Social Work and Counseling pinning ceremony for receiving a bachelor of social work.
Dr. Darlene Eastridge, dean, welcomed graduates and their families to Campbellsville University's Carver school of Social Work and Counseling pinning ceremony Dec. 14 in The Gheens Recital Hall.
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I'm Hal Jordan, the first one to make a joke gets a cyberpunch in the teeth.
yes I was/am named after the comic book figure the Green Lantern Hal jordan.
My dad is a big fan of the Green lantern, hence the name.
I am 24 years of age, just finished my second college education. (stall work for aslong as possible )
I am half irish half Dominican, was born in New York city. (Corona Queens to be accurate)
When i was about 5 we moved to the Netherlands aKa Holland, where I've lived for 19/20 years now.
I'm way into the paranormal, maybe because of the family history.
My Dominican gran was way into Santaria, my Irish side of the family stem from druids. (or so I am told)
This doen't mean I walk around in a robe in some dark part of the woods every blue moon or something.
I'm just openminded about many o' things.
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We have three main campaigns in Africa: tackling climate change, stopping the looting of the continent's fish and saving the forests.
Let's not beat about the bush. All these threats are serious, but climate change might just be the biggest threat mankind has ever faced, particularly in Africa. Africans aren't responsible for climate change; the industrial nations are the worst offenders. But it is Africans who will pay the steepest price.
The energy sector is the worst offender, creating almost 66 percent of all greenhouse gases. Yet in South Africa, where the government is faced with a major energy supply problem, their answer seems to be the building of more coal-fired energy stations, a 'solution' which only serves to worsen the problem.
Greenpeace is locked in a desperate struggle to change people's minds, especially the minds of the country's leaders. We need to change the view that nuclear power is a cheap and effective solution to our energy problems -- it's not. We want to start a revolution in the thinking around energy, promoting the use of renewable energy sources, and saving the continent and creating jobs in the process.
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In central Africa, the rainforests in the Congo Basin provide the livelihood for 40 million people. These communities depend on the forests for their food, their medicines, as well as the materials used to build their homes. Additionally, this region is home to 270 species of mammals, among them the endangered gorillas, Bonobo and chimpanzees. The okapi and forest elephant are just two of the 39 species of animals found only here. These forests aren't being protected for the people living here, they're being destroyed.
Now Greenpeace is working locally and internationally to protect this special environment before it is too late. Called 'Forests for Climate', the initiative will teach the world how it can make financial sense to leave the forests as they are, rather than chopping them up forever.
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Off the west coast of Africa, the battleground is underwater. Governments here have given massive European fishing fleets permission to come in and suck their waters dry of the fish that sustain their people.
These nations don't have navies to monitor fishing fleets, so what was meant to bring foreign currency into the economy has ended up as nothing less than modern piracy on the high seas. Fewer people here are eating fish than their grandparents did as the traditional fishing grounds of West Africa are being looted for the dinner tables of Europe.
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The face-to-face violent sexual encounter is one of the most dreaded aspects of violence. The offenses that are contained within this category of crimes are those that cause most people to fear victimization the most. In most instances, having all of one's valuables taken through a burglary may not be nearly as traumatic as having to confront a rapist in a face-to-face encounter. The two incidents are qualitatively different. The rape is feared by the urban dweller most because it impinges on privacy in a most personal way. The individual who walks down a street carries with him his "egocentric territory," and an infringement on this personal space is analogous to trespassing on his property.
Sex crimes are an important problem area for the criminal justice professional. The crimes cover a wide variety of sexual behavior. Nonviolent sexual behaviors rarely come into contact with the criminal justice system. These would include the victimless crimes of masturbation, voyeurism (observing nude bodies or couples engaged in intercourse), fetishism (extremely strong sexual attraction for a particular nongenital part of the anatomy such as hair, feet, or fingers), and homosexuality between consenting adults. The types of sex crimes that do come to the attention of law enforcement personnel might include prostitution, fornication, statutory rape (seduction of a female under the age of consent), exhibitionism (displaying the genitals), scoptophilia (peeking Tom), bestiality (sex with animals), necrophilia (sex with corpses), coprolalia (using obscene language as with obscene telephone calls),


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"I'm going to tear your goddamn head off." That is how the several minute clip ended at Comic-Con, Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) making a friendly gesture of war to his arch nemesis Sabretooth (Liev Schreiber). The film is X-Men Origins: Wolverine, from director Gavin Hood, and it is the cover story for Empire Magazine's upcoming issue. With this cover shot as well as the promise of a trailer being attached to The Day the Earth Stood Still on December 12th, the marketing campaign is now in full swing for the superhero actioner, which drops into theaters on May 1, 2009. Similar to the way Iron Man opened summer '08, Wolverine could give a major kickstart to the '09 summer frame with a bevy of superheros guest spots, including Deadpool, who is being played by Ryan Reynolds and Gambit, who will be played by Friday Night Lights star Taylor Kitsch. It should be a pretty exciting film for many fans.
Check out the cover of Empire Magazine below.
Wolvie is looking pretty badass, eh?


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Federal judge blocks Obama fracking regulations
A federal judge has blocked and effort by the Obama administration to regulate fracking. Judge Scott Skavdahl of the U.S. District Court of Wyoming ruled Wednesday that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) cannot institute its new fracking rule until lawsuits against it are settled. In a 53-page opinion, Skavdahl cast doubt on the federal government's ability to issue the rule. He issued the injunction because | Read More »