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Here at National University of Health Sciences, we are currently
seeing historic growth in research supporting the health benefits
of massage, and an increased incorporation of massage therapy in
integrative medical settings. But did you know that the massage
occupation dates back to colonial times?
Recently, Patricia J. Benjamin wrote a
great article for AMTA's Massage Therapy Journal titled "Brush
Up on the History of Your Profession." She explains how
"Rubbers" (what massage therapists were once called) worked as far
back as the 1700s, when they were even employed by surgeons to
assist with patient rehabilitation after surgery. "Rubber" was one
of the few occupations where women could make a living outside the
In the 1850's, you might receive bodywork from a "medical
gymnast" trained in a Swedish system developed by Pehr Henrich
Ling. Several training schools opened for Ling's system across the
United States.
The words masseuses or masseur became common later in the 1880s,
through a training system of manual manipulation developed by
physician Johann Mezger. Ohio was the first state to license
masseuses and masseurs in the late 1800s, with Agnes Bridget Forbes
being the first licensed masseuse in 1916.
At the turn of the 20th century, massage was often
used along with hydrotherapy and rest cures in sanitariums and
natural convalescence centers. It wasn't until 1930 when Swedish
massage became dominant on the massage scene - yet it was different
than today's Swedish massage, in that it encompassed an entire
wellness system of massage, movements, electrotherapy and
In 1960, the terms "massage therapy" and "massage therapists"
became the preferred term we still use today in the profession.
Then, in the 1960s and 1970s, a growing counter-culture brought in
more techniques and styles such as Rolfing and Esalen, while Asian
influences raised the popularity of Shiatsu and Ayurvedic
From the 1990s until today, more and more states began to
license massage therapy. There are now 45 states that license
massage therapists.
more from this article and see why now is a great time in
history to start your career in massage therapy, then visit National University
to get started with the education you'll need!
Massage Therapy Awareness Week October
The AMTA has
declared October 25-31 as National Massage Therapy Awareness Week.
Massage therapists across the country use this week to promote the
benefits of massage therapy to their communities and encourage
people to incorporate massage into their personal wellness
At National University of Health Sciences, community education
is a year-round effort. Massage interns participate in community
outreach events as part of their graduation requirements.
Teams of students, accompanied by faculty supervisor, bring
portable tables or massage chairs to sports and charity events and
well as corporate and community wellness fairs.
There are a wide variety of community outreach events where NUHS
massage interns have provided free massage and massage education,
such as:
"Outreach events not only increase massage therapy awareness,"
says Dr.
Patricia Coe, massage supervisor at NUHS. "They provide
valuable massage practice experience for our interns and instill in
them in the importance of giving back to the communities we
Community service opportunities that share the "hands-on"
benefits of massage not only bring awareness to the value of
massage therapy, they are part of what makes the massage therapy program at
National University outstanding.
American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) has put together a list
of 25 evidence-based ways that massage therapy can improve health
and wellness and relieve symptoms of common health conditions.
Each item on the list below is linked to an AMTA article that in
turn links to research behind the benefit:
1. Relieve
Boost immunity
Reduce anxiety
Manage low-back pain
Help fibromyalgia pain
Reduce muscle tension
Enhance exercise performance
Relieve tension headaches
Sleep better
Ease symptoms of depression
Improve cardiovascular health
12. Reduce
pain of osteoarthritis
13. Decrease
stress in cancer patients
Improve balance in older adults
15. Decrease
rheumatoid arthritis pain
Temper effects of dementia
Promote relaxation
18. Lower
blood pressure
19. Decrease
symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
20. Help
chronic neck pain
21. Lower
joint replacement pain
Increase range of motion
Decrease migraine frequency
24. Improve quality
of life in hospice care
25. Reduce
chemotherapy-related nausea
The AMTA is also offering the list as a
downloadable flyer that massage therapists can use in their
practice, or that massage enthusiasts can give to friends to
encourage them to get a massage.
If you've never received a professional massage, National
University of Health Sciences offers affordable massage therapy at
its on-campus integrative medical clinic - the NUHS Whole Health
At National University,
students in the massage
therapy program not only learn how to take care of future
clients, they also learn how to take care of themselves. Toward
this goal, the required curriculum includes a participation class
featuring Qi Gong.
Qi Gong is a Chinese system of breathing exercises, body
postures and movements, combined with mental concentration and
meditation. The techniques are used to maintain good health and
control the flow of vital energy, or "qi".
Students in the class learn Qi Gong relaxation techniques so
that they can recharge their own energy and maintain wellness
throughout their career. "I teach the MT students specific
techniques to keep their hands healthy, how to manage emotions,
keep themselves well," says John Robertson who owns Seven Stars
Martial Arts and has been teaching Tai Chi and Qi Gong at NUHS
since 2005.
"I tell my students that
Tai Chi and Qi Gong are the 401k plan for your health. It is what
you do today that allows you to have health and wellness in your
later years," says Robertson.
Massage therapists must maintain a level of fitness without
injury to continue thriving in this physically demanding
profession. It can also be very easy for a therapist to find
him or herself so invested in taking care of others, that they
forget to take good care of themselves. That's why it's
critical for massage therapists to develop self-care regimens such
as yoga, Qi Gong, Tai Chi - and even remembering to get a massage
You'll find John
Robertson and his MT students doing Qi Gong outside when the
weather is nice. Robertson also teaches at several local park
districts, assisted living centers and in Alzheimer's and dementia
outpatient care programs.
"I think its awesome that self-care is a requirement at National
University," says Robertson, who also teaches Taichi in the acupuncture and oriental medicine degree
programs. "It's part of the old physician's code 'heal thyself.' If
you're not well, then you're not able to work to the best of your
ability, or give your client the finest care."
Nothing is more important to your massage education than the
people who you will learn from. When you compare massage schools,
it's important to take a look at the faculty and their
For example, how many instructors are there at the school? Some
massage programs get by with only 3 or 4 instructors. However, a
small instruction staff can't provide the breadth of experience and
mentorship that is available with a larger staff. Learning from
more instructors allows you to benefit from a wider pool of
knowledge, more client case histories, and the ability to observe a
wider range of business and practice styles.
Secondly, examine the education and qualifications of the
faculty. For example, at National University, you'll study
health sciences under primary care physicians with advanced
degrees. That means you'll learn pathology from a doctor who has
actually managed patients with many of the diseases and conditions
you'll learn about. You'll study anatomy from a physician who
dissected cadavers in the same medical school lab you'll be
learning in.
In the on-campus integrative medical clinic at National
University, you'll intern under clinicians with DC or ND
credentials. This can help you learn how to better manage clients
with medical conditions. Additionally, you'll learn how to better
interact with physicians, and understand what they will expect from
you in the future when they refer their patients to you for
Third, see if the school's faculty is active in the profession
outside of the school. Professionals who are passionate about
what they do are usually also actively involved in organizations
supporting that profession. The faculty at National University is a
great example: The
assistant dean of the program, Dr. Randy Swenson, is the former
chair of the Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation. One of
the university's research professors, Dr. Jerilyn Cambron, is
president of the
Massage Therapy Foundation, and she and another colleague
founded MassageNet.org,
a practice-based research network.
When you join the massage
therapy program at National University, you'll be studying
under a strong
faculty that is committed to seeing you succeed. A little
research in comparing schools will give you confidence that you are
putting your education in good hands.
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Hi, in this thread I would describe the method we used to migrate mail from Lotus Domino 6.5 to Zimbra 5 (this is applicable to Zimbra 6 also).
The problem:
We can't use Zimbra migration tool because 1) the html emails was imported badly (the imported mail is more different in layout from original), 2) there is a problem with the address of local senders or local recipients thet wasn't imported correctly.
We use imapsync for the migration.
The big problem:
With more users the imapsync import fails because lotus close unexpectedly the imap connection (no errors reported by lotus).
After many test we know that the problem is Lotus. To resolve this issue and to import messages without problems we have adopted this method:
1) From Lotus Notes (admin privileges) -> Address Book -> Change the user preferences and set up the default message format to "Prefers MIME"
2) From Lotus Notes (admin privileges) replace the user database design to Mail(R6) taken from the mail server (not from the client).
3) Shutdown the Lotus Domino Router from the Domino Administrator: "tell router quit"
4) Compact the user db from Domino Administrator: "load compact userdb.nsf"
5) Fixup the database -> from the lotus domino console (not the Domino Administrator) launch: "fixup userdb.nsf" (if you have a linux server first go to folder notesdata and after launch the "../program/lotus/bin/fixup userdb.nsf")
6) From Domino Administrator launch "convert -e userdb.nsf" to prepare the db for the imap
7) From Domino Administrator launch "conver -h userdb.nsf" to add to all messages the imap headers (may take some time!)
That's all, now use imapsync to transfer the mail from lotus to zimbra.
Hope this helps.
Thank you.


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Class of 1934: Baird was a member of Butler's basketball and baseball teams. The 1934 captain of the basketball squad was also a member of the 1934 Helms Foundation All-American basketball team. Baird, an all-around athlete, has been inducted into the Indiana Basketball, Football and Baseball Halls of Fame. He was a high school basketball and baseball coach for 42 years, from 1935 to 1977, and was a long-time Indianapolis high school football referee.


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Harrison Ford's son fears the movie star will need a plate and screws fixed in his ankle after his accident on the "Star Wars: Episode VII" set last week.
The actor was airlifted to a hospital in Oxford, England after breaking his ankle.
Reports suggested Ford was crushed by the Millennium Falcon – the spaceship his character Han Solo pilots in the film.
Now, as his wife Calista Flockhart arrives in the U.K. to be by her husband's side as he recovers, his chef son Ben tells "Access Hollywood" that the 71-year-old could be sidelined for weeks.
According to show insiders, Ben Ford told "Access" that the "Star Wars" sequel crew may have to shoot the remainder of his dad's scenes from the waist up in order to stay on schedule. "Star Wars" bosses insist filming on "Episode VII" will not be affected by Ford's injury.


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Students and personnel from the Transit Center at Manas dance during a holiday play at the Birdik Village School in Kyrgyzstan, Dec. 30, 2013. Representatives of Transit Center at Manas attended a holiday play performed by the students at the school and were invited to have lunch as well. The Birdik Village School was renovated with the help of airmen deployed to the TCM and re-opened in 2009. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman George Goslin)
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Hi all,
Does someone know howto add a Calendar entry for multiple, not following days in the Calendar of Zimbra?
Example: "Check Backup" on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 08:00 - 08:30
I tried with copy-paste but this does not work in the Web GUI even when there's a hotkey documentation for copy paste (??).
Thank you for any hint.
Best regards,


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The NBCC website has a clock ticking down the years, days, hours, and minutes left until the end of breast cancer.
President of the coalition and a 23-year breast cancer survivor Fran Visco told WUSA 9NEWS NOW's Andrea Roane, "We're frustrated by the lack of progress, by what we see as an organization, an infrastructure in breast cancer that is no longer focused on the goal of saving lives and ending this disease."
Visco said it is possible to make this goal because of the wealth of scientific progress made so far. She believes now we need to use all the knowledge to stop this killer of some 40,000 women in the U.S. and 500,000 women worldwide.
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text: Photo Gallery Pictures We Love: Best of June A bird-buffeted elephant, an oddly green cathedral, and an impossible "droplet" figure among our favorite news photos of last month. PUBLISHED Wed Jul 04 20:01:00 EDT 2012 0 1 / 11 Unflappable A living curtain of red-billed queleas—said to be Earth's most numerous bird species—billows about an African elephant in one of the winning pictures announced last month by organizers of the new HBW World Bird Photo Contest. Sometimes called Africa's most hated bird and likened to locusts, the crop-destroying queleas are capable of swirling sky ballets rivaling Rome's starlings (see picture). (Watch video of swooping red-billed queleas and elephants.)Why We Love It"I love the play between movement and stillness in this frame—the solid stillness of the elephant in the face of this torrent of fluttering wings."—Alexa Keefe, photo producer Photograph by Antero Topp, HBW/Rex Religious Painting Ten-year-old kumari devi ("living goddess") Samita Bajracharya is made up in Patan, Nepal, on June 24 for a Red Chariot festival, intended to enhance the local harvest.Selected through a practice dating back to the 17th century, a Kumari Devi must meet various strict physical requirements ("neck like a conch shell" and "eyes like a cow," for example) and pass a series of tests. With the onset of her first period, though, her reign—and her divinity—ends abruptly.Why We Love It"The composition is not only well balanced in terms of shadow and light, but also in terms of the juxtaposition of complementary colors: the girl's orange hair against the blue wall and the goddess's yellow dress before the area of purple behind her. Both the colors and dramatic lighting give this image a sort of painterly quality."—Ben Fitch, associate photo editor Photograph by Narendra Shrestha, European Pressphoto Agency Living Carpet In something of a modern miracle, live grass springs from the floor of the U.K.'s York Minster on June 6. Grown on recycled textiles (no dirt required) the turf was fit for the feet of Queen Elizabeth II and 900 dinner guests at a Diamond Jubilee fundraiser for the cathedral's upkeep—and presumably, the postprandial cleanup.Why We Love It"Surreal, isn't it? You could say that this depicts a PR stunt, but the dreamlike quality of the photo overcame our qualms."—Chris Combs, news photo editor Photograph by John Giles, PA/AP Pop Art Freed from a suspended balloon a fraction of a second earlier, water maintains a balloon-like shape for a fraction more—long enough for Serge Raymond to capture the moment in a picture featured in National Geographic's Daily Dozen in June.After three days in his Waterloo, Canada, basement, he hit on a winning formula: black backdrop, fast shutter speed, six spotlights, and a needle on his model's thumb."I'd never seen a picture like this," said Raymond, who submitted the photo as part of his final exam for a photography course. Neither, apparently, had his instructors. "I received my exam results on February," he recalled. "One hundred percent!"Why We Love It "You can tell that long hours and hard work went into this eye candy studio photograph."—Chris Combs, news photo editor Photograph by Serge Raymond, Your Shot Creatures Great and Small Head and shoulders above all other English horse races, Royal Ascot (pictured June 20) aims to stay that way. For 2012, organizers unveiled unequivocal dress codes for spectators in the Royal Enclosure.Among the forbidden: bare thighs, straps thinner than an inch, and the hatlets known as fascinators. The commoners in the Grandstand have it a bit easier: "No formal dress code applies except that bare chests are not permitted at any time."Why We Love It"I like a composition that plays with our perception of scale."—Chris Combs, news photo editor Photograph by Stefan Wermuth, Reuters Summer Fling An Israeli man digs into a beach in Tel Aviv on June 4. The Israeli capital is seen by some as one of the world's top beach cities (pictures).Why We Love It "The sense of mystery created by the perspective is what works for me in this frame. I like that I can't tell how deep that hole is or whether that person is tunneling up from the depths of the Earth or simply building a really big sand castle."—Alexa Keefe, photo producer Photograph by Oded Balilty, AP Wieners and Losers In "Dachshund UN" 47 live canine diplomats engage in "vigorous debate" at Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Australia, on June 3. According to the museum, the performance artwork, by Australian Bennett Miller, is "both a joyful and chaotic experiment and a meditation on the utopian aspirations of the United Nations."Why We Love It "The careful use of color drew me to this photo, and the playfulness of the scene sealed the deal."—Chris Combs, news photo editor Photograph by Tracey Nearmy, European Pressphoto Agency Intensive Care Rescuers cut off the ends of thin steel bars that impaled a Chinese migrant worker on June 12.The worker, surnamed Zheng, was at a construction site in Ningde city the same day when a malfunctioning machine shot the reinforcing rods roughly sideways through his body, leaving the ends protruding from his upper chest and middle back. After some five hours of surgery in the provincial capital of Hangzhou, Zheng was recuperating in an intensive care unit.Why We Love It"Despite what looks to have been a tense and chaotic scene—the flying sparks, noise of blades on steel, gritted teeth—the photographer manages to present a clear and compelling picture, allowing us to fully appreciate all of the details, right down to the person in the back capturing the moment on a cell phone camera."—Alexa Keefe, photo producer Photograph by Chen Zhongqiu, Imaginechina/AP Man on Wire Nik Wallenda, of the "Flying Wallendas" acrobatic dynasty, walks 1,800 feet (550 meters) across Niagara Falls by tightrope on June 15—a first.For protection during the 25-minute U.S.-to-Canada crossing, the 33-year-old daredevil wore a harness, said a prayer, and carried a passport. Despite worse-than-expected winds and mist, Wallenda told the AFP news service, "I loved every minute of it."Why We Love It"This photo feels quite serene, thanks to the slow shutter speed chosen by the photographer."—Chris Combs, news photo editor Photograph by Frank Gunn, Canadian Press/AP The Needle and the Damage Done A juvenile Indian migrant worker embroiders textiles in a sari factory in Katmandu, Nepal, on June 12—World Day Against Child Labor. The annual event was first launched by the UN in 2002 to highlight employment practices that deprive children of "adequate education, health, leisure and basic freedoms, violating their rights."Why We Love It"The lighting of this boy's two hands is haunting. Photographing from down on the ground, through fabric, made for a remarkable image."—Chris Combs, news photo editor Photograph by Niranjan Shrestha, AP More Pictures We Love Photograph by Ueslei Marcelino, Reuters Related Stories Controversial Railway Splits Kenya's Parks, Threatens Wildlife Elephants Wiped Out on Alarming Scale in Southern Africa African Elephants On Their Way to U.S. Zoos, Despite Protests


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I will be sending my .300 Weatherby into Weatherby to get a Accubrake installed and I wanted them to adjust my trigger as well . I was looking for a more "crisp'' trigger pull. I have a Sub-Moa Vangard SS and the factory setting for the trigger seems a little heavy.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Justin Williams isn't intimidated by the
immense pressure that comes with playing in a Game 7. Rather, he has
continuously excelled in do-or-die situations.
Williams scored both Los Angeles goals and Jonathan Quick made 25 saves as the
Kings advanced to the Western Conference finals with a 2-1 win over the San
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Hall of Famer George Brett throws b.p.
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Hand signals are a must but this slate makes communicating much easier. It is easy to use repeatedly because it can be erased after every use. I did add a connection which allowed the slate to be pulled out from the bc without detaching it. It is difficult to write on and reattach when just attached to a d ring with the attachment as is.
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I used this slate on a recent dive trip to BVI. The dive master actually used it more than me to communicate with us. Very easy to attach and carry with you. Very handy. The only draw back seems to be in the erasing what you wrote dept. It does not come clean easily. Very worth the minimum amount of money it cost.
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This bag is really sturdy and well designed. I fit dive fins, 2 pairs of goggles, 2 snorkels, gloves and booties into this bag and still had room for sunscreen and other small items. I dont like just mesh bags which are nice for draining but are a mess to take with you. I could put this bag on my back after putting on dry clothes and didnt have to worry about being covered in water and sand. I took it as a carry on a flight to the carribbean. It fit into the over head compartment nicely. I packed it into my large suitcase with all my gear and had problem packing around it and over it. Worth the price easily.
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This little device makes getting fins on and off 100% easier than traditional fin straps. I have small feet and I find it difficult to pull tradtional straps out while putting them on. I often times have to unbuckle them because the strap is very short compared to the fin itself. These straps are easy to pull out and were tight enough to keep my feet comfortably in the fins. It was very simple to exchange traditional fin straps for the ez fin strap on the fin itself, no directions needed.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Capping off one of the more memorable weeks in the history of the highly successful Shadyside girls' basketball program, the Tigers reclaimed the Wheeling Hospital/Ohio Valley Athletic Conference 2A Division Championship on Saturday morning on the Ohio University Eastern campus.
Earlier in the week, Coach Tina Yates' club won a thriller on the road against second-seeded Bridgeport as Shadyside's Karli Bonar became the state of Ohio's all-time leading 3-point goal scorer.
In the opening salvo of five conference title-deciding contests, the Tigers excelled both offensively and defensively to knock off familiar rival and defending champion Wheeling Central, 53-44, avenging last year's defeat. The victory also gave Shadyside a 2-1 edge against the Maroon Knights in this season's matchups.
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Wheeling Central's Colleen McCormick tries to maintain possession of the ball during Saturday morning's game against Shadyside.
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''It's been awesome," Yates said when asked about the accomplishments of her 15-7 team the past several days. ''It's always special to win. We had a bitter feeling last year and we wanted to get that (winning) feeling back from two years ago.
The job Shadyside turned in defensively against Wheeling Central's dynamic twowome of Colleen McCormick and Emily Bucon resulted in some incredible numbers. The Maroon Knights were limited to 10 points in the opening half, scoring three during the second quarter. McCormick and Bucon were held without a single point until the former got room for a layin with 1:50 remaining in the third quarter.
While McCormick was able to add eight points in the fourth quarter to finish with 10 overall, Bucon never got untracked and managed one basket along with two free throws for a total of four points.
''I felt like we were a step slower in the first half," Central (17-4) coach Penn Kurtz said. ''I mean, the score was 20-10. I can't remember the last time we only scored 10 points and I know there hasn't been a game in Colleen and Emily's four-year careers where they didn't score in the first half.
''Shadyside kept collapsing in the paint and taking away our drives to the basket. Every time Colleen touched the ball there were two or three players on her."
The Maroon Knights were able to attempt 49 shots, hitting 17 while the patient Tigers were 16 of 42 but swished 17 of 28 free throws, connecting on 13 of 21 at the line the last quarter when Central was forced to keep putting them on the line.
Most of the offense on the Knights; end was provided by Delaney Denniston, the zone buster who came off the bench to nail three 3s. One of them was turned into a four-point play as Denniston was fouled putting up the shot. She drained the free throw and finished with 10 points to match McCormick's total.
Hayley Holenka's effective use of her left hand resulted in several easy trips to the rim for Shadyside. Holenka scored 21 points to lead the Tigers. Bonar nailed three shots from behind arc and scored 16 points after hitting 5 of 6 free-throw attempts.
Holenka's runner opened the scoring and Shadyside trailed just once at 3-2 after Beth Stayduhar nailed a 3-pointer from the left wing. Holenka came right back by pulling down a rebound following a missed Central shot and she drove coast to coast for a layin. Bonar, who spent much of the game being shadowed by Stayduhar, then rubbed off a screen and buried a triple. After Holenka added another 3-point bomb, the Tigers were on top 10-3.
Bucon was 0-for-5 from the floor while McCormick got off just two shots and missed them both during the first 16 minutes.
Getting much of the praise for keeping McCormick in check was Shadyside's 5-foot-10 senior Kristen Fijalkowski.
''Kristen did a great job guarding her," Yates said. ''We kept practicing defending that move McCormick likes to make. When she made that move, we also had somebody collapse on her."
Fijalkowski scored two points but her six rebounds and defensive effort played a major role in the victory. So were the six points on 3-for-3 shooting and five rebounds from Toni Andes along with six points from Kenzie Fielding.
''I'm proud of these girls," Yates said. ''They leave everything they have on the floor. Usually, there aren't enough basketballs in the gym but we were very patient We found the open person and were fortunate enough to have to make those bunnies," she added.
Kurtz was quick to heap praise on the Tigers.
''If you look at the teams in the OVAC championships, Shadyside beat University (5A Division), beat both teams in 4A (Steubenville and Martins Ferry) and beat River (3A qualifier) twice. Pretty much, they've beaten everybody that is going to be out here playing.
''They have a great team and they had a lot to do with happened to us.''


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About Alexiel Draven
My Age:
January 23
Birth Place:
The Gates Of Midian
Fav Color:
Blood Red, Black, Purple
My amazing boyfriend, Metal, Vampire Mythology, art, friends...
Listening to metal, playing metal, reading, watching a good horror movies,hanging with friends and watching:Deathnote Metalocalypse, South Park, and Family Guy.
A person that I would have love to meet:
The Blood Countess Elizabeth Bathory
A person i will love to meet:
Dani Filth
Special Obsession:
Serial Killers specifically Jack The Ripper and The Zodiac Killer
Idols in Music:
Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, Dani Filth, Orion, Nergal, Inferno, M Shadows, Zacky Vengance, Synyster Gates And my fallen friend Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan.
What do you do in your spare time?
bug the fuck out ov friends, watch over him, draw, listen to music and watch tv.
Strangest experience in life:
I'd rather not go into that one.
Place you would like to visit, but haven't:
Japan, London, Germany.
Your fave bands:
Megadeth, Avenged Sevenfold, Nazfiratu, Papa Roach, Gorgoroth, Behemoth, Slayer, Slipknot, Peroxwhy?gen, Pantera, Damage Plan, Metallica, Bullet For My Valentine, My Chemical Romance, Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Korn, Dethklok, Cannibal Corpse, Cradle Of Filth, Ozzy, Dissection.
Fave films:
REPO! The Genetic Opera, Sweeney Todd,Avatar, The Phantom Of The Opera, The Crow, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Batman The Dark Knight, House Of 1000 Corpses, Gran Torino, Corpse Bride, Memoirs Of A Geisha, And InuYasha Illusional City Beyond The Mirror, 12 Rounds, The Marine, See No Evil, Legends Of The Fall and Dangerous Minds.
Fave food/drink:
Sweets, Monster energy drinks, soda,rice, ramen, pizza, hamburgers, chicken.
3 favourite books to take with you on a lonely island:
Hush Hush, The Gospel Of Filth, All the Death Note books combined into a huge fucking book
With which character out of literary and cinematic history could you identify with the most:
I identify with Sweeney Todd... The anger and vengance are my very salvation.
Which inscription would you like to see on your tombstone one day:
A tout le monde (To all the world)
A tout mes amis (To all my friends)
Je vois aime (I love you)
Je dois patir (I must leave)
These are the last words
I'll ever speak
And they'll set me free
the stuff in parenthesis is just translating not meant to be on the tombstone
Seize the day or die regretting the time you lost
It's empty and cold without you here
And which 5 albums do you take with you into eternity then:
Megadeth- Endgame
Mudvayne- Lost and Found
Cradle Of Filth- Godspeed On The Devil's Thunder
Avenged Sevenfold- Avenged Sevenfold
Slipknot- All Hope Is Gone
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Be a good host and guest this party season
Manners always matter. Rude is ever rueful. And the "anything goes" era has up and gone.
Even with e-vites and other technological advances, comportment is again important when it comes to parties, for both host and guest.
Since a blip just after the middle of the last century, when "let it all hang out" roiled the world of party protocol, social graces are in, and bad form is so five minutes ago.
It's not hard to do the right things when it comes to holding or attending a social gathering. With a few tips on decorum and a dollop of common sense, anyone can elicit a hearty "Mama raised him right."
For the host
For the guest
More guest behavior
Laura Barclay of Etiquette Centre of Minneapolis offers this advice:
"Hosts get caught up in trying to do everything right and they forget about the relationship. Don't worry about 'Am I serving the right meal?' or 'Is this the right centerpiece?' It doesn't matter if all the flatware or plates match. Be present at the event and socialize."
Guests need to be thoughtful too. Some common faux pas that Barclay notes:
Eating together
Eating with others at a shared table is one of the most important human activities, says William Beeman, professor of anthropology at the University of Minnesota. There's even a word for it: commensality.
"There's not a society on Earth where human beings don't engage in eating together as a really important activity," he said. "The process of eating together actually takes on the quality of a kind of social ritual."
Consider how people, gathered around a table, generally don't start eating until everyone has food.
"That little principle of starting at the same time is widespread on the planet and almost universally observed," said Beeman.
Meals often have a ritual that reflects the beginning of the event, be it a toast or invocation as simple as "bon appetit!"
Most table manners reflect a transition between the act of eating and other kinds of social life. In many societies, there may be a kind of hierarchical movement to the table, with the most prominent people first and then others following.
Think rank doesn't matter in this country? At the White House, there is a chief of protocol who makes certain that people are placed at the dinner table in the right order. "The person who sits next to the first lady gets the real place of honor, and you might be insulted if you don't get that place," said Beeman.
The act of eating is not particularly pleasant to watch, regardless of culture. Beeman noted that the physical body is an important boundary everywhere, and rituals are set so we make sure there's a clear transition between inside and outside (such as ingesting).
Societies try to make eating as gracious as possible. In cultures where food is to be eaten with fingers, for example, hands are washed in public, as a courtesy to others.
Generally, table manners are intended to facilitate the social event, whether it's a dinner party or a family sitting together at the table.
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Mom was right: School makes you smarter
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"Even at the time the book was published, many cognitive scientists believed that some of [its] conclusions were erroneous. Now we know that all of them are," Nisbett notes in an article called "Schooling Makes You Smarter," published in the spring issue of American Educator, a quarterly research journal of the American Federation of Teachers.
According to Nisbett, recent research shows that intelligence is shaped not only by one's genetic code, but also by dozens of other factors, ranging from whether you were breastfed as an infant (which can improve IQ by six points) to whether you had a caring, experienced kindergarten teacher with a small number of students, who saw you not as a number on a long list of pupils, but as an individual, with individual educational needs.
There is no doubt that each of us is born with a certain innate intelligence. No matter the IQ we enter this world with, though, it can always be enhanced by the environment in which we are raised –– and, in fact, the environment in which we live throughout our lives. Contrary to popular belief, intelligence can and does grow as we age –– even into old age, according to Nisbett. The more we remain intellectually active, the better off we are.
Linda Gottfredson, a professor of educational psychology at the University of Delaware, defines intelligence as "the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend complex ideas, learn quickly and learn from experience."
I like that definition. It suggests that IQ is malleable, particularly because it gives weight to experiential learning. We all become smarter simply by living. The richer our experiences, the smarter we become.
That is not to say that we don't have our IQ limits. But too many children, especially kids growing up in poor neighborhoods, never reach their full IQ potential because their learning environments are less than optimal.
Particularly in impoverished districts, schools, if properly funded, can and do play a critical role in helping children achieve their academic –– and life –– potential. The tax cap, however, is forcing many, if not most, districts to scale back the very programs that support and enrich children's learning experiences.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - If you think you're seeing a lot of Notre
Dame now, wait until next year and the year after and the year after.
I'm not sure how much more Irish we can get - every game they play, home or
away is shown nationally - since they have their own network for home games,
but the TV folks will try and find a way.
Notre Dame is polarizing and polarizing brings eyes to television sets. They
are loved or hated and no other college football team can say that.
You may love Alabama or Oregon, but unless you live in the southeast or in
Oregon, few others hate them. Instead, the rest of us across the country are
pretty much ambivalent.
The only equivalent, on a smaller scale, is probably Duke basketball.
Nationwide, most people have an opinion on the Blue Devils, but they're about
it. Two teams, out of hundreds playing college football and college basketball
that all folks can get worked up about.
For the lovers of Notre Dame, what the Fighting Irish did on Saturday, beating
Southern California with the help of a goal line stand for the ages, will never
be forgotten.
More importantly, it won't be forgotten by the 17- and 18-year-old high school
football studs out there watching.
Those are the ones that will keep Notre Dame front and center.
Those kids don't remember, or don't care, that the Fighting Irish haven't been
relevant for 20 years.
What they do know right now is that Notre Dame is good, really good, and if you
decide to go to school in South Bend the chances are you're going to be on a
team that's right near the top of things and always on television.
For two decades, Southern Cal, Penn State and the Michigans of the world
got the recruits that Notre Dame craved.
Yes, the Irish were in the running for plenty of top-level talent, but they
also seemed to just miss.
That blue chipper or three that they needed to sign on the dotted line, put on
the hat of somebody else in his high school gymnasium on signing day.
Close is nice in a lot of things. Getting close in recruiting isn't nice.
Getting close, as a coaching staff in recruiting, gets you fired. Every time.
That all changed when Notre Dame held off the Trojans. And because they got
lucky against Pitt. And were able to keep Stanford out of the end zone
(Cardinal fans can whine, but they weren't in the end zone at the end).
It all adds up to an undefeated record and a date against either the Crimson
Tide or Georgia in early January in Miami.
The Irish could be playing anybody for the national championship and the
networks and college football in general would have been ecstatic. ESPN, in
particular, because they have the game, will truly be pumped.
And if the opponent were East Jerkwater State, it wouldn't have mattered. All
that mattered is that Notre Dame is a part of it.
Love 'em, or hate 'em, the Irish deliver the audience and it will be an
enormous one tuning in on Jan. 7.
But what's going to make the Irish even better in 2013 and especially in 2014
and 2015 is what happens between now and Jan. 7.
They have nearly six weeks to pump out their chest even more than usual to
attract the best players from across the land. Notre Dame has always recruited
nationally, but now they can do it with more bravado.
And, of course, the Irish would love to win the national title, but just
getting to the game is enormous.
From unranked and an afterthought before the season (well, as much of an
afterthought as Notre Dame can be) to No. 1 with a bullet? What a story.
And what an opportunity to keep it going.
Drew Markol has been a sportswriter and columnist for several Philadelphia-area
newspapers for over 25 years.
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Jandreau Trial - Day One
(Le Mars) -- Jurors for the Matthew Jandreau case heard opening statements from the attorneys, as well as the first three witnesses for the state's case. Prosecuting attorney Darrin Raymond told jurors he intends to show how the defendant caused a series of criminal events on March 2nd. The defendant's attorney Mike Williams told jurors that his client was intoxicated with alcohol at the time and there was no intent with any of the said charges. The prosecution brought to the stand three witnesses during the first day of the trial. Jurors heard from Plymouth County Communications supervisor Curt Hadding as he described the multiple 9-1-1 emergency calls that came into the Communications center on the morning in question. Hadding said it was a "chaotic morning" The first 9-1-1 call was from a woman that said somebody was trying to break into her home through the back door. Hadding said while he was dispatching officers to the address a second, and even a third 9-1-1 calls were received, all related incidents. The third call came from the home of 126 2nd Ave. Southwest. Only screaming from what appeared to be from a juvenile female was heard on the third 9-1-1 call. Sgt. Rick Singer was the second witness for the prosecution. Singer reported how he had entered the home and screams led him to the basement to find Matthew Jandreau with an eleven year old female juvenile. Singer testified saying the defendant, Jandreau was on his knees with his pants down to his ankles and what appeared that he was holding the juvenile around the waist. Singer also testified that the female juvenile was screaming and appeared naked from the waist down. Singer also testified about a van that was parked in the middle of the street. Later it was learned the van had role in the investigation related to Jandreau. The third witness was Walter Hesselink who resides at 126 2nd Ave. Southwest. Hesselink testified he saw the defendant at the J and J Cafe truck stop. Hesselink says Jandreau appeared was "walking strange and actiing strange." Hesselink said of Jandreau that "he looked like he was talking to himself". He characterized Jandreau's actions as being "fidgety." As a twisted part of fate, it would be nearly twenty minutes later that Jandreau would be arrested after having entered Hesselink's home and be seen with Hesselink's eleven year old granddaughter, while the granddaughter was screaming. Testimony will resume on Thursday at 9:00 a.m.
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Rob Zombie re-envisions the classic John Carpenter horror movie about a knife wielding psychopath named Michael Meyers.
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Former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash has made a decision that he should have made years ago: he's going to make a slasher film.
by Gregory Wakeman August 28, 2015 comments
This Dude's Creepy Halloween Proposal Is A+
You've probably seen a lot of wedding proposals on the internet, but we can almost guarantee that that you haven't seen this proposal!
by Mike Reyes August 28, 2015 comments
This Is What The New Halloween Movie Will Be About
Its been a good, long while since weve heard much of anything about the Halloween reboot, and longer still since the last movie debuted. But today comes a whole bunch of information, including confirmation on the director and pause for dramatic effect what this iteration will be about.
by Nick Romano June 15, 2015 comments
Halloween Is Getting Another Movie, Get The Weird Details
It appears that the Halloween franchise will see yet another rendition slash and stab its way to theaters. However, whatever you do, just dont let the folks working on the film hear you call it a "reboot." In fact, they have a completely different and rather odd "r-word" that they're using to describe the new sequel.
by Joseph Baxter February 10, 2015 comments
The Saw Re-Release Bombed On An Historic Level, Here's Why
While Saw was hoping to celebrate its tenth anniversary on Halloween, instead it mourned. Find out why Jigsaw's return bombed huge, and why a new film isn't exactly the best idea.
by Mike Reyes November 3, 2014 comments
10 Superhero Costumes Too Sexually Explicit For Movies
While you're preparing your costumes for this evening's festivities, have a look at these costumes that might win you a prize, but certainly won't be anywhere near winning an Oscar.
by Mike Reyes October 31, 2014 comments
Every Single Saw Movie, Ordered By Greatness
We got to thinking about just how well the series held up in its seven film run. Which means it's our chance to turn the tables on Jigsaw and judge his works based on our own form of bias and vengeance.
by Mike Reyes October 30, 2014 comments
An Arrow Star Transformed Into Shrek's Princess Fiona For Halloween, And It's Perfect
Colton Haynes just won Halloween! The Arrow star dressed up as Princess Fiona from the Shrek films, and - as you can see in these photos - he clearly went above and beyond to make sure that he did the ogre justice.
by Gregory Wakeman October 28, 2014 comments
The Honest Reason P.J. Soles Is Happy She Got Naked In Halloween
P.J. Soles and John Carpenter werent breaking ground with the topless shot in a horror movie. In fact, according to this list by Complex, Soles ranks as No. 3 on a chart of classic horror nudity, topped only by Julianna Guill in the 2009 Friday the 13th reboot, and Susan Sarandon and Catherine Deneuve in 1983s The Hunger.
by Sean O'Connell October 23, 2014 comments
Why This Halloween Might Be A Disaster For Hollywood
Despite the fact that some truly stellar movies have been coming out since January, the 2014 box office is severely struggling - and the next big holiday on the calendar doesn't look like it will be helping things in the slightest. In fact, analysts are saying that this Halloween may be downright horrific for the movie industry.
by Eric Eisenberg October 21, 2014 comments
Michael Myers Will Return In A Halloween Sequel, Get The Details
If we've learned anything from the Halloween franchise, it's that Michael Myers just won't die. That appears to hold true for the long-running horror series as well, as yet another chapter in the saga is in the works and should be coming to a theater near you in the coming years.
by Eric Eisenberg October 20, 2014 comments
Michael Myers May Get Stabby Again In Halloween: The Next Chapter
Assuming The Next Chapter is indeed the films subtitle, what does it mean? Is this "chapter" from the book of Scout Comptons Laurie Strode, who was last seen inside of a psych ward? Or is it a completely unrelated chapter in this twisted saga, freed from the continuity of both John Carpenters original storyline and Zombies trashified update?
by Nick Venable August 19, 2014 comments
The Fear Monger: WolfCop 2 Is Coming And The Halloween Franchise Is Getting A Blu-ray Box Set
Good day, invokers of all things ectoplasmic. Its Memorial Day weekend, so while youre honoring the brave men and women who keep our country safe, cozy up with some military-themed horror, like Jacobs Ladder or Deathwatch, or something with Nazi zombies if thats more your taste.
by Nick Venable May 25, 2014 comments
The Fear Monger: More Michael Myers, More Hell House And More V/H/S
Its been five years since Rob Zombie underwhelmed the majority of audiences with his second trip into the world of Michael Myers with Halloween 2, and The Weinstein Company apparently feels enough time has passed before moving forward with the next installment in the franchise, Halloween 3D,
by Nick Venable May 4, 2014 comments
Watch This Local News Anchor Do An Entire Report In Character As Ron Burgundy
Gerke is the sports anchor for Boises KIVI Channel 6 in Idaho. And last night, as shared by Deadspin, he did his sports cast in character as Ron Burgandy from the Anchorman films. From the moment he begins his segment picking his teeth and discussing the ribs he ate, its pure local-new gold.
by Sean O'Connell November 1, 2013 comments
Now Streaming Halloween Edition: Netflix Instant Picks For A Perfect Spooky Evening
With Halloween upon us, we decided to treat you all to a bonus column filled to the brim with scary cinema, terrifying TV shows, and spooky selections for all ages.
by Kristy Puchko October 31, 2013 comments
Thor, Katniss, And The Minions Are The Year's Most Popular Movie-Related Halloween Costumes
Tomorrow night, cities and small towns across America will be overrun by masked children in search of candy, and cocktail-seeking adults dressed as sexy (insert any noun in the English language here). But we've got a peek into what you're likely to see out and about tomorrow...
by Kristy Puchko October 30, 2013 comments
13 Underrated Horror Movies From The Past 13 Years
As there are only a couple of days left until Halloween, its possible you might have already blown through all of your favorite horror movies while raiding the Internet for decoration ideas or while painstakingly stitching together your costumes. You might want something a little different from the stalk-and-slash antics of Jason Voorhies and Michael Meyers, or the endless line of zombie and vampire movies out there, and thats what were trying to give you.
by Nick Venable October 29, 2013 comments
10 Terrifying True Stories That Deserve Horror Movie Adaptations
The world is full of mysteries, murders, and deeply disturbing true stories. So with Halloween just around the corner, we've decided to pitch a few true stories that seem perfect for a horror movie re-imagination of their own.
by Kristy Puchko October 28, 2013 comments
Why Isn't John Carpenter's Halloween Still Scary For Kids These Days?
On a scariness scale of 1-10, the average of the group was 5.4, with a high of 7.5 and a low of 2. Hopefully that last person has a weird brother who doesnt give up, no matter what. I found it immensely more comical than scary, said UCLA senior English major Ryan Eclarin. University of South Carolina student Savannah Walker said, Honestly, it didnt scare me. I wasnt startled by any of it.
by Nick Venable October 27, 2013 comments
Halloween Turns Hellish In Loss Of Life Trailers
Encouraged by his new internship at a small movie production house as well as his excitement to hang out with Alonzo, and four other friends on Halloween, Derrick decides to document what they hope will be one wild night out. And of course it is, but not in the way theyd hoped.
by Kristy Puchko October 3, 2013 comments
This Week In Home Entertainment: Iron Man 3, Hannibal And Halloween's 35th Anniversary
If youve been keeping tabs, the fall TV season is upon us, which means there are a lot of last years TV sets hitting Blu-ray and DVD this week, again. While there are a few cable favorites sprinkled in like new Doctor Who and South Park sets, a lot of these are network shows.
by Jessica Rawden September 24, 2013 comments
Special 35th Anniversary Halloween Blu-ray Will Creep Onto Shelves In September
Copies of John Carpenters Halloween are already available on both Blu-ray and DVD, but what makes the 35th Anniversary Edition a little more special is the cover art, which offers an especially creepy illustration by Jay Shaw. For the release, Anchor Bay Home Entertainment worked with cinematographer Dean Cundey on an all-new HD transfer of the film.
by Jessica Rawden July 31, 2013 comments
Check Out The Winner Of Our Halloween Costume Contest!
Many thanks to all the readers who entered our Halloween costume contest this year! We had a great time sorting through all the entries and imagining the awesome parties you were attending, either on actual Halloween last Wednesday or the weekend before. There are a lot of creative people among you, and some of these homemade costumes were so intricate and perfectly executed
by Katey Rich November 6, 2012 comments
Watch The Movies Sing Michael Jackson's Thriller
The list of pop songs associated with Halloween isn't nearly as extensive as the one for Christmas, but if we were to list off some of the best spooky-tunes, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" would probably be at the top of the list. Those of you who are still nursing a post-Halloween candy hangover may need a little something to get you to lunch and we have just the thing.
by Kelly West November 1, 2012 comments
Halloween: Father Builds Aliens Power Loader Costume For Himself And His Baby
There is a certain percentage of people out there who love dressing their babies/ little kids in overly complicated outfits. Given how often kids vomit, fall down and get into disgusting situations, Ive never really understood this, except on Halloween. Every successful parent should put their little kid in at least one outlandish costume to show the kid when he or she grows up. Oh by the way, when you were two, you went as Gollum for Halloween.
by Mack Rawden October 31, 2012 comments
Watching Horror Movies Can Burn Away Halloween Candy Calories: It's Science!
A new study has discovered that all that heart pounding, pulse racing, gasping and screaming that we experience while watching horror movies kicks up the calories we burn by about a third. The University of Westminster says this means viewers of scary movies can burn nearly 200 calories over the course of a film, which is about the value of a chocolate bar.
by Kristy Puchko October 29, 2012 comments
5 Things The Movies Have Taught Me To Fear In Real Life
Whatever the immediate effects, I've found that there's a more lasting impact horror has had on me, making me fearor at the very least be wary ofa handful of things that recur in some of the most terrifying movies. Below I share the things I fear along with why I believe their impact is profound and universal.
by Kristy Puchko October 28, 2012 comments
Enter Our Halloween Costume Contest And Win 10 Horror DVDs!
Sure, Halloween isn't until next Wednesday, but we know how this holiday works. This weekend will be crammed with Halloween parties, and if you're a grown-up who's past the age of trick-or-treating, it will be your one chance to show off the awesome costume you've spent months planning (or threw together based on whatever was in your closet, depending on your style)
by Katey Rich October 25, 2012 comments
11 Horror Movie Cliches, And How They Can Be Done Right
'Tis the season for scaring yourself silly, not only with horror offerings like Paranormal Activity 4 and Sinister in theaters, but with Halloween being a perfect excuse to dust off old favorite scary movies. But when you're marathoning the entire Halloween series, or just picking and choosing from among your horror favorites, you sometimes can't help but notice some annoying trends
by CB Staff October 25, 2012 comments
The Avengers And Catwoman Are Top Halloween Costumes This Year
We'll be writing a lot about the costume choices of movie fans in the coming week, as Halloween arrives and brings with it a lot of people-- adults and kids alike-- who want to dress up as their favorite characters from the big screen. But over at Fandango they've taken a poll of all the moviegoers likely to wear costumes this year
by Katey Rich October 24, 2012 comments
John Carpenter's Halloween Returning To Theaters In October
As much as the Halloween franchise has been dragged around over the years, with too many bad sequels and reboots to keep track of, there's a simple magic to John Carpenter's original film, with Michael Myers stalking Jamie Lee Curtis and everything at its basics. And now moviegoers who weren't around for the original 1978 release will have their chance to experience the horror on the big screen
by Katey Rich September 18, 2012 comments
Michael Bay's Production Company May Take Over Halloween 3D
From the sound of it, this deal could mean Halloween 3D will lose its proposed found footage approach, attached directing duo Todd Farmer and Patrick Lussier, (My Bloody Valentine, Drive Angry) and the use of 3-D. Basically, Platinum Dunes is considering a total tear down of the project
by Kristy Puchko April 2, 2012 comments
Check Out The Winners Of Our Halloween Costume Contest!
Our readers, being ever fantastic, came through admirably, submitting dozens of costumes of themselves, their pets, their kids, all in the kinds of costumes that would make any movie nerd smile. All of them will inevitably be having excellent trick or treating adventures tonight, but we had to pick three winners, and here they are in order of awesomeness, as voted by the Cinema Blend staff
by Katey Rich October 31, 2011 comments
Enter The Cinema Blend Halloween Costume Contest!
Hopefully by now you've already gone shopping for the wig, false eyelashes, plastic helmet, full body suit or whatever else you need to create the perfect Halloween costume. If you're a movie fan, there's really no better excuse short of Comic Con to dress up as your favorite movie character and live someone else's life for a day. We know you guys have some killer costumes to share
by CB Staff October 27, 2011 comments
Chuck Showrunner Josh Schwartz Chooses Halloween Comedy
The comedy, entitled Fun Size, follows an angsty teen forced to take her brother trick or treating. You may remember Max was forced to take an adorable Thora Birch house to house in Hocus Pocus
by Mack Rawden January 19, 2011 comments
Paranormal Activity 3 Coming Next Halloween
In theory the Saw franchise wrapped up this Halloween, and that means theres room for some other horror franchise to step in and take its annual place. Enter Paranormal Activity. The second entry in the fake found footage franchise
by Josh Tyler November 17, 2010 comments
6 Movie Creatures That Would Make Awesome Pets On Halloween
Adopting an imaginary animal would be cool enough any day of the year, but on Halloween, its somehow even cooler. So, in honor the Devils Cinco De Mayo
by Mack Rawden October 29, 2010 comments
9 Costumes Way Too Lame To Be For Halloween: 2010 Edition
ot all of them are from bad movies or are even necessarily bad characters, but each of them seem like a bad call, whether you're planning to hand out candy for the neighborhood kids or
by Katey Rich October 26, 2010 comments
Scout Taylor-Compton Will Only Do Halloween 3D If The Script Is Top Notch
Scout Taylor-Compton commented on the status of H3D during a video chat. She explained that she was asked to return for the third film, but between the lack of a director and the feeling that the super fast tracked pace wouldnt allow for a quality film, she opted to decline.
by Perri Nemiroff January 30, 2010 comments
Check Out The Winners Of Our Halloween Costume Contest!
We've been genuinely amazed at the amount of entries we've received for our first-ever Halloween Costume Contest, not to mention how creative and crafty so many of them were. It was really difficult to pick the three winners
by Katey Rich October 31, 2009 comments
Why Bad Is Good: Your Obsession With Horrible Horror Movies Explained
So, tomorrows Halloween, a time for prancing about, sure, but also a time for reflection. Fifteen years ago, I was out wandering the neighborhood like a Mormon Missionary, dressed in all black with a gaudy chain
by Mack Rawden October 30, 2009 comments
Blendcast: Three Men And A Jigsaw Puzzle
Then I said what about Blendcast on Thursday? She said I think I remember the greatness, and I said, well, thats one thing we got. Brains in Dallas, Trevors in Chicago, Macks in Bloomington. Weve got a stranglehold on the Heartland this week
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The Los Altos History Museum hosted the annual Train Days event over the weekend. Hundreds of people from around the Bay Area attended, including Sacha Drier, 4, of Mountain View, above, who watches the Diablo Pacific Short Line model train pass by. Joey Chung of San Jose, left, points out the features of a model train display to son Sebastian.
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Working closely with the Biomedical Studies Coordinator, the Health Professions Committee, the Piper Center for Vocation and Career, and other St. Olaf academic departments, you will compete the Biomedical Studies Concentration, which includes:
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ATLANTA -- If you plan to shop Georgia's tax free holiday, there are ways you can stretch your savings even further and even save on gasoline.
It will depend on what you're buying, but here's just one example:
If you plan to buy a computer for $1,000, you can buy that amount worth of gift cards for Target, Amazon, Best Buy or a variety of other stores at Kroger first. If you have a Kroger Plus card, you will earn fuel points worth $2 off per gallon on a fill up next month.
Retail store gift cards are sold at face value at Kroger but American Express and Visa gift cards charge a fee so stay away from those!
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