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Cosmetic procedures such as laser skin resurfacing are becoming more popular these days as people look for ways to turn back the hands of time. One of the side effects of this type of procedure or any type of surgical procedure is bruising. Unfortunately, bruises can go through a variety of vivid color changes that are quite visible, and they can take up to 2 weeks to completely heal. Bruising that happens after procedures involving the face usually require downtime since most people don't want the world to see them with a bruised-up face.
Bruising after a procedure occurs when small capillaries are damaged, causing blood to leak out into the tissues underneath the skin. Almost any type of surgical procedure leads to bruising since tissue is manipulated using instruments, which causes capillaries to leak. Some people bruise more easily than others, and they tend to be more visible on people with lighter skin tones. Bruising is more prominent in areas that have a lot of blood vessels, and they're more common in females due to their greater amount of subcutaneous fat.
Bruising is usually worse in people taking certain medications that interfere with platelet function or clotting factors. Platelets and clotting factors are important for stopping bleeding when the surface of the skin is injured. Some medications that interfere with this include aspirin, anti-inflammatory medications and supplements such as omega-3 fatty acids or fish oil capsules and vitamin E. Some vitamin deficiencies can make bruising worse, especially deficiency of vitamin K.
You can't completely prevent bruising after a procedure, but you can reduce the severity by stopping medications that interfere with blood clotting and discontinuing vitamin E and fish oil capsules prior to a procedure. Eating a healthy diet that contains vitamin K prior to surgery or laser treatment may also help. Vitamin K is abundant in green, leafy vegetables and broccoli.
There are steps you can take after a procedure to reduce the amount of bruising. After a cosmetic procedure or surgery, most surgeons recommend ice packs to reduce swelling and bruising. Keeping the area elevated also helps to reduce swelling and bruising.
One treatment that may help is vitamin K cream. A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study carried out on 22 volunteers and published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology showed that vitamin K cream reduced bruising when the volunteers applied it after a laser procedure, although it wasn't effective when they put it on it before the procedure. Some plastic surgeons now recommend this treatment to patients after a laser treatment.
Another natural treatment for bruising is an herb called arnica. Arnica is a mountain herb that has been used for the homeopathic treatment of a variety of conditions for centuries. No one knows exactly how it works, but it appears to have an anti-inflammatory effect. In a study published in the Archives of Facial Surgery, researchers discovered that arnica reduced bruising and swelling better than a placebo after facelift surgery. There are creams available that contain this herb alone and in combination with vitamin K for synergistic bruise-fighting power.
There are also camouflage cosmetics available that help to disguise discolorations and bruising. It's a good idea to have these on hand before a procedure or laser treatment.
Post-procedure bruising is a distressing problem for many people, especially when they're in a visible area such as the face. Topical treatments containing arnica and vitamin K may reduce the amount of bruising, but it's still a good idea to keep ice and camouflage cosmetics on hand until healing is complete.


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What the OKC Memorial Marathon finish line meant
The finish line means something to everybody.
That's what I wrote Monday for The Oklahoman's main event.
The act of crossing the finish line meant something to every one of the 25,000 runners at
this year's Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon. ¶ It always does, but this year it meant
more. ¶ For some, the line meant the blessed end. For others, the line stood in between
them and a personal best record. For many, thoughts of Boston crossed their mind about
what a finish line stood for two weeks ago: destruction and terror. ¶ That's not what it
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sand — between fear and faith. It became a line between the rear view mirror and the road to
recovery. It became a healing line. ¶ But for these following runners, the line meant Boston
was one more group of people to add to the list of why Oklahomans race to remember.
What the finish line meant for me changed throughout the week leading up to my first Oklahoma City marathon.
Early last week, it stood as a sign of fear.
My sister knew something was wrong when I was talking to her about my race preparations. (I was only running the 5K with one of my coworkers and a good friend from The Oklahoman, but my sister and her fiancee have run dozens of marathons, half marathons and such, so I felt comfort in talking with her.) She asked if I was nervous about the race and then reminded me I'd completed a longer race with her – a 10K in Chicago. But we both knew three miles wasn't what was really bothering me.
I'd spent the last two weeks prior to the OKC marathon speaking with many Oklahomans and other runners who survived the blasts of the Boston Marathon. I'd asked them where they were, what they'd seen and some 20 other questions to divulge more detail because as a reporter my job is to try and get every last detail that matters to a story.
I'd gulped down my queasiness at their detailed description of severed limbs and shards of glass in people's bodies. I'd listened to them talk about the chaos that ensued, the people running with fear in their eyes, the women screaming, the children crying. I'd cried with them when they told me they'd now survived "two acts of stupidity" and when they struggled through sentences as they recounted the horror they'd witnessed.
Last Monday, I found out my assignment was to cover the OKC Memorial Marathon finish line. I cried on the phone when I told my sister.
I'd talked with so many runners who were going to run in Oklahoma City or other races who said they weren't afraid, that they couldn't let fear hold us back. Then I interviewed and wrote a Sunday story on a dentist in Tulsa named Raj Patel. Patel's son was standing near where the bombs exploded just 20 minutes before the detonation. He told his dad he never wanted him to run a race again. Patel responded that's not how he was going to deal with fear. All week, I tried to grasp that mentality but something about the finish line scared me until I confessed my fears to my sister and my best friend on Saturday.
They both have crossed many finish lines, all types of finish lines from cycling finish lines to the completion of an Ironman. Together, they began to coax me to the idea that this finish line shouldn't be one of fear.
I decided to listen. I changed what the finish line meant to me: the end of a 5K I hadn't trained a second for since I signed up. It seemed lame but I needed something.
I still texted my mom and sister to tell them I loved them before my race.
Then came Sunday morning and Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" filling the air that surrounded the National Memorial and my fear turned into faith – that nothing would happen, that every one of the thousands of people surrounding me would be just fine and that we wouldn't add any more tragedies to those we run to remember.
I ran because although I am Hoosier born and bred, in the last nine months I have become an Oklahoman and something inside me told me I needed to run this race to better understand the people and the state I cover, and also myself.
At 6:45 a.m. Sunday, I stood in line for the restroom outside the National Memorial with Oklahoman copy editor Jordan Gamble. In front of us was a family that all had shirts for the victim they were running for: Blake Ryan Kennedy. The one-and-a-half year old died 18 years ago and his sister and mother and cousins — some who looked just a year old, who had no idea what the day meant — were all wearing shirts and buttons with his adorable face on them.
I began to better understand.
Then came the race. Jordan, who is actually also from Indiana, snapped a few shots as we ran through the pretty empty streets of our new city. We spent a good mile running around people who stopped and turned around to take photographs of the OCPD Academy 130 that chanted as they ran. All the way through Bricktown we listened to them chant. Their cadence fueled us about a mile until they passed us on the bridge on N. Mickey Mantle Dr.
Then Jordan and I ran and laughed at people's signs and high-fived little kids along the route. Near the end of the race, there was a slight incline on 10th St. I started to get a cramp in my stomach so I asked Jordan if we could walk for a few seconds until we turned the corner of Broadway. When we did, we saw the finish line. We looked at each other and took off sprinting.
Fear of the finish line? It had disintegrated. I stood behind it for the next few hours as I interviewed marathon and half-marathon finishers, watching some cross with their hands over their hearts while others collapsed as soon as they crossed that line marked "Finish."
And my idea of what a finish line meant changed again. This is the line between who we were and who we now are. This is a line that shows us why we should be more patient when we have to take things out of our suitcases at the airport. This is a line that drew people from Massachusetts and Wisconsin and Nebraska and Oklahoma and so many other states together. This is a line that, although some may have had fear of, they set that fear aside and crossed it on Sunday.
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Non asset-based third-party logistics (3PL) services provider UTi Worldwide (UTIW) said this week it has introduced a U.S.-Mexico cross-border service in an effort to "simplify and speed trade across the U.S. and Mexico borders."
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Danilo Gallinari led the Nuggets with 23 points, with Ty Lawson chipping in 12. But Denver struggled offensively, unable to dig out of a 20-point first-half hole.
Friday marked the Magic's season-opener and first one in eight seasons without All-Star Dwight Howard, who was traded this summer in a multi-team deal involving Denver. The win was also new Magic coach Jacque Vaughn's first regular-season NBA victory.
Orlando did suffer a setback, though, with forward Hedo Turkoglu leaving the game with a broken left hand.
The Nuggets dropped to 0-2 on their season-opening three-game road trip.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA)--Every time there's a mass shooting in this country, the words "mental illness" invariably follow. In recent years, the violent, mentally ill young men behind these horrific massacres have grabbed headlines and our attention.
But the vast majority who suffer from mental illness are more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators, according to experts in the field of mental health. Yet there's still an extraordinary stigma in this country when it comes to mental illness.
One in four American families are affected by a loved one with a mental health disorder. That's according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. A courageous Virginia family is stepping forward to show another side of mental illness-one that is rarely seen or discussed.
"This is my man cave," said Elliott Kendro, showing off a room in the family home lined with books and videos. "This is where I watch my movies," he said.
Elliott is a 23 year-old history and movie buff. Deep beneath his youthful exuberance is a mental illness.
"I like facts about history, religion, politics," he added.
His father, Joe, explained, "You don't love your child any less because they have a mental illness. You love them probably more. Sometimes I think Elliott was put here on earth for us, just to see if we could make it through with all this."
"I'm a good person,"said Elliott. "Smart. Intelligent. Usually beat Dad on Jeopardy." The close-knit father and son laugh uproariously.
Misdiagnosed with ADD as a 1st grader, it took years for Elliott to get the correct diagnoses: Asperger's syndrome, a developmental disorder marked by difficulty with social interaction and often, repetitive behaviors. But he also had a mental illness: psychosis, a loss of contact with reality.
Recalled Joe, "He actually went out to a dumpster, they were building a new home, and started banging his head on the dumpster. If that doesn't break your heart, I don't know what does. To see someone go through that. And now, to look at him..."
Said Elliott, "I was delusional."
"You were delusional," responded Joe, "but you're doing so good now, right?"
His son smiled, and agreed.
Before now, there were years of heartbreak and struggle, including the night he head-butted his father and the family was forced to call 911.
"Elliott was thrown to the ground by a police officer, handcuffed and shackles put on his feet. That was very hard to see. In fact, I think I cried my eyeballs out that night," said Joe.
"It's hard on the whole family and on a marriage," explained Lorry Kendro, Joe's wife and Elliott's mother. "We've had to struggle to work together, be on the same page and that was always hard, difficult. We'd have different ideas on how we should have handled things."
Over the years, Elliott has been in and out of hospitals, some with conditions the Kendros call deplorable, at best.
Lorry remembered, "It was very scary. The lowest moment is when he was totally delusional and he thought he could fly."
Treatment and medication have helped Elliott enormously. And now, his parents fear for his future--what will happen to their son when they're gone. Options are extremely limited.
"I want him to live a normal life," said Joe. "He's probably 85-90% normal right now. Why should he be put in with a mixed population of people who have very, very bad anger management problems or severe illnesses? Would you want your son to go to a place like that?"
Added Elliott, "It's tough. It's tough. But you got to keep trying. Try your best."
There's little time for self-pity. Elliott and his family are looking forward, taking each day one step at a time.
"Elliott is just the sweetest person," said Lorry. "He brings a lot of joy into our lives."
"I'm very proud of him," said Joe, beaming.
Said Elliott, "And I feel sorry for the really, really, really disabled kids who can't dress themselves, who can't get their own showers. I don't know why God would do that to those people. Why would God make people so disabled?"
Elliott is among the lucky ones. He has loving parents who are his primary caregivers now and ensure that he eats well, takes his medicine and gets the help he needs.
If you'd like more information on mental illness and the resources that are available, check out:
The National Alliance on Mental Illness: www.nami.org
The National Institute on Mental Health: www.nimh.nih.gov
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The Host (2013)
The Host SynopsisFrom Stephenie Meyer (author of the Twilight Saga) comes The Host, a love story set in the future, where earth is occupied by a species who erase the minds of their human hosts, leaving their bodies intact. Melanie Stryder (Saoirse Ronan) is one of the last surviving humans who fights back, risking her life for the people she cares about most Jared (Max Irons), Ian, (Jake Abel), her brother Jamie (Chandler Canterbury) and her Uncle Jeb (William Hurt) proving that love can conquer all.
The Host Release Date
In Theaters March 29, 2013
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Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Jake Abel, Max Irons, William Hurt, Diane Kruger, Chandler Canterbury, and Boyd Holbrook
Written by: Andrew Niccol
Directed by: Andrew Niccol
Produced by: Nick Wechsler, Paula Mae Schwartz, Steve Schwartz, and Stephenie Meyer
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Open Road Films
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by Kristy Puchko December 21, 2013 comments
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by Jessica Rawden July 9, 2013 comments
The Host Confirmed For Blu-ray And DVD In July, Will Get Early Digital Release
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by Jessica Rawden May 8, 2013 comments
The Emmerich Scale: Your Guide To The Coming Hollywood Apocalypse
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by Katey Rich and Kristy Puchko April 19, 2013 comments
Stephenie Meyer On Why She Originally Wanted Matt Damon For The Host And Her Sci-Fi Influences
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by Katey Rich March 31, 2013 comments
The Host: 10 Big Differences Between The Book And Movie
With Niccol writing and directing The Host for the big screen, Meyers novel was in capable hands. The Gattaca and The Truman Show writer could surely add a little snap and pizzaz to an otherwise tiresome endeavor. As it turns out, however, creating a symbiosis between a character living in the real world and a character stuck in that real world characters head is more difficult than one might think.
by Jessica Rawden March 29, 2013 comments
The Host's Max Irons Reveals Terrible Auditions And Why Justin Bieber Is Rotting Your Brain
Max Irons has yet to become a household name-- and he knows you might wonder why. After all, he was the hunky male lead opposite Amanda Seyfried in Red Riding Hood, the kind of role that made Robert Pattinson and Josh Hutcherson big stars. Why hasn't he totally exploded? Well, partly because he doesn't want to
by Katey Rich March 28, 2013 comments
The Host's Jake Abel On Punching Mark Wahlberg And The Franchise That Didn't Happen
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The Host Giveaway: Win A Signed Poster, A Behind-The-Scenes Book And More
In both movie versions of Invasions of the Body Snatchers, having your body and mind taken over by an alien-- or "pod person"-- was the worst case scenario, and exactly what our heroes spend the entire movie trying to avoid. But what if the invasion was only the beginning, and a heroine found herself living with an alien inside her, but also fighting back?
by Katey Rich March 25, 2013 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting G.I. Joe: Retaliation, The Host And More Reviews
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by Doug Norrie March 24, 2013 comments
The Host Clip Shows Aliens In Pursuit And A Highway Chase
With The Host set to arrive in theaters in less than two weeks, we're at the point where Open Road is releasing whole clips from the film to whet fans' appetites for the feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's alien invasion novel. The latest clip gives us a glimpse the world Andrew Niccol has brought to life for the film, which is set on earth after aliens have taken over the planet and inhabited most of the human population. As you saw in the clip, not everyone is occupied, but the aliens have their eye on the resistance.
by Kelly West March 20, 2013 comments
The Host Clip Shows Dancing In The Rain And Romance
The latest clip for Andrew Niccol's upcoming feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's The Host gives us a look at stars Saoirse Ronan, Max Irons and Chandler Canterbury as they share what appears to be a very human moment, dancing in the rain. This eventually turns to a private, affectionate moment between Ronan's Melanie and Irons' Jared.
by Kelly West March 18, 2013 comments
The Host Clips Reveal Saoirse Ronan On The Run And A Chat With William Hurt's Uncle Jeb
If you've seen the previously released trailers and teasers for The Host, the above clip from Andrew Niccol's film should look familiar to you. It reveals part of the scene where Saoirse Ronan's character Melanie Stryder is on the run and moments from being captured by the bodysnatching aliens, one of whom is played by Diane Kruger. It's not a major spoiler to reveal that the chase doesn't end well for Melanie.
by Kelly West March 14, 2013 comments
The Host Video Showcases Jared And Melanie's Relationship
While the spot shows some familiar footage from the alien invasion film, including Saoirse Ronan's character Melanie being occupied by an alien "Soul," this one showcases Max Irons' character Jared and his relationship with Melanie, which naturally changes when the Soul Wanderer takes over his girlfriend's body. As he can be heard saying in the video, he would "do anything to get her back."
by Kelly West March 12, 2013 comments
The Host Featured In A Collector's Edition Of Us Magazine
Fans of Stephenie Meyer's The Host and those eagerly anticipating Andrew Niccol's feature adaptation of the bodysnatcher story may want to pick up a copy of Us Magazine's Collector's Edition, which hits stands this week and is devoted entirely to Open Road's alien invasion film, headed into theaters later this month. Check out the cover ahead.
by Kelly West March 12, 2013 comments
The Host Gets An Exciting New TV Spot And A Pandora Mixtape
Open Road Films hasn't been shy about promoting their upcoming film The Host, and that's just fine for those of us who are eager to see what Andrew Niccol has done with the adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's non-vampire novel. A new TV spot has made its way online and gives us a couple new glimpses of the film.
by Kelly West March 7, 2013 comments
The Host Featurette Focuses On Andrew Niccol's Vision Of A New World
The latest featurette for The Host focuses on Andrew Niccol's interpretation of Stephenie Meyer's novel for the feature adaptation, with an emphasis on the locations that serve as the backdrop of the alien-inhabited earth and the caves where the remaining human resistance is hiding out.
by Kelly West March 4, 2013 comments
The Host Exclusive TV Spot: Making Sacrifices For The People You Love
Saoirse Ronan has survived World War II in Atonement, narrated an entire story from beyond the grave in The Lovely Bones and battled Cate Blanchett in Hanna, but she'll be up against an entirely new threat in The Host: aliens. Well, in a way she actually is an alien
by Katey Rich February 18, 2013 comments
The Host Featurette Showcases Melanie And Jared's Romance
Following the new trailer for The Host comes a featurette for the feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's alien invasion novel, which focuses on the choice to love and the state of humanity in a world that's been taken over by body-snatching alien "Souls."
by Kelly West February 15, 2013 comments
Stephenie Meyer On The Host, Writing The Sequel, And Vampires Vs. Aliens
Following the release of the second theatrical trailer for The Host, author Stephenie Meyer spoke with the press today on a conference call to talk about the book and the film. Among the topics of discussion, Saoirse Ronan's otherworldliness, Meyer's future projects, including a sequel for The Host, how Hanna influenced her decision to go with Saoirse Ronan as the lead, and how the originally intended love triangle became a love square.
by Kelly West February 14, 2013 comments
The Host Gets A New Trailer, Watch Stephenie Meyer And Cast's Google Hangout
The Host writer Stephenie Meyer and the feature adaptation's stars, Saoirse Ronan, Jake Abel and Max Irons greeted fans via Google Hangout today to introduce the new trailer for the film and talk about the alien invasion story. The trailer is now available and features more of the sci-fi action and romance in store when the film arrives in theaters next month.
by Kelly West February 14, 2013 comments
The Host's New Trailer To Debut During Live Google Hangout This Thursday
The more we see from the feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's alien invasion story The Host, the more hopeful I am that Andrew Niccol's film will capture the source material's full potential. We recently shared a featurette, which focused on Diane Kruger's character The Seeker, and gave us a few glimpses of some of the action featured in the film. This week, we'll see even more from the movie as the new trailer is set to debut this Thursday.
by Kelly West February 12, 2013 comments
The Host Video Focuses On Diane Kruger's Determined Character The Seeker
The body-snatching aliens in Stephenie Meyer's The Host are supposed to be a peaceful sort. In fact, the post-inhabited version of the world, where most of the human bodies have been occupied by alien "souls" is described as a peaceful and beautiful society.
by Kelly West February 8, 2013 comments
New Host Video Focuses On Saoirse Ronan's Two Characters
"I was really excited about the idea of getting to play two characters in one film," The Host star Saoirse Ronan says. "It's the actor's dream, really, to do that." Ronan is featured in the latest video promoting the upcoming feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's alien body-snatcher story The Host.
by Kelly West January 25, 2013 comments
The Host's Saoirse Ronan Takes Some Falls In Behind The Scenes Video
If you've seen Hanna, you're well aware that Saoirse Ronan knows how to handle a tough role with some impressive stunts. We'll see the Irish actress in action again when The Host arrives in theaters this March. A behind-the-scenes video has arrived online and focuses on Ronan's stunts for the film, which include dropping off a balcony.
by Kelly West January 16, 2013 comments
The Host Character Posters Give Us An Eyeful Of Saoirse Ronan And Max Irons
The feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's The Host is set to arrive in theaters in just a few month. We've already seen a few posters for the film, which stars Saoirse Ronan, Jake Abel and Max Irons, and this week, two more have made their way online. These two new posters focus on individual characters and give us an eyeful of background.
by Kelly West January 15, 2013 comments
The Host Banners Showcase Faith, Love And Resistance
While The Twilight Saga films have all been released, there's still one more film based on a Stephenie Meyer novel on the way. Set to hit theaters this March, The Host trades vampires for aliens and focuses on a young woman whose body is taken over by one of them. Some new banners for the film have made their way online and focus on a few different aspects of the story.
by Kelly West January 4, 2013 comments
The Host Photos Show Saoirse Ronan Surrounded By Aliens And Falling
While the final Twilight movie continues its box office success, the feature adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's non-vampire novel The Host is set to arrive in theaters in a matter of months. We've seen the recently released trailer, and now a bevy of new photos from the sci-fi film have made their way online, showing us Saoirse Ronan's characters Melanie and Wanderer.
by Kelly West December 6, 2012 comments
Saoirse Ronan Is At Risk In The Host Trailer
Rather than vampires, the intriguing creature at the core of Meyer's The Host are brain-invading aliens who have seized control of the much of mankind worldwide. In this post-apocalyptic landscape, one teenage girl named Melanie Stryder won't give over her mind so easily to Wanderer, the extraterrestrial attempting to take root.
by Kristy Puchko November 13, 2012 comments
New Poster For The Host Shows Saoirse Ronan's Alien Character
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 may be releasing into theaters later this week, but Stephenie Meyer fans will still have something to look forward to after the final feature adaptation of her popular vampire series debutes. Arriving in theaters next year is The Host, a film based on Meyer's non-vampire-related novel, which is set on earth after aliens have taken over the bodies of most of the human population.
by Kelly West November 12, 2012 comments
New Photos From The Host Show Us Jake Abel's Ian O'Shea
It's a good day to be a Stephenie Meyer fan. Earlier today, we shared a few new photos from the upcoming second part of the final installment to The Twilight Saga, and now we have a couple of new looks at the feature adaptation of Meyer's non-vampire related novel The Host. Check them out ahead and get to know Jake Abel's character Ian O'Shea a little bit better.
by Kelly West June 13, 2012 comments
Read Stephenie Meyer's New Introduction And An Excerpt From The Host
Last month, one of the novels that made our list of suggested summer reading for books that are being made into movies was Stephenie Meyer's The Host. Unlike Meyer's Twilight series, which is a more romance-focused vampire drama, The Host is a sci-fi story about a human and an alien who share the same body.
by Kelly West June 11, 2012 comments
The Host Set Video Shows Caves, Stunts And The Filming Of A Dramatic Scene
Those who are greatly anticipating the film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's The Host have only to wait until March of next year to see how the story will look on the big screen. In the meantime, some behind the scenes footage of the film has made its way online, giving us a look at the set for the film and some of the stunts performed.
by Kelly West May 29, 2012 comments
The Host Teaser Poster Arrives Online
Earlier this month, we shared a photo from the upcoming Andrew Niccol directed adaptation of Stephenie Meyers alien invasion novel The Host. The picture, which featured star Saoirse Ronan offered a good look at her eyes, and the glowing ring around the pupil, which in the story, indicates that the person has been occupied by one of the invading aliens, called Souls. The first teaser poster for the film has made its way online, and much like the photo, and the cover of Meyers novel, the emphasis is on the eye.
by Kelly West April 11, 2012 comments
New Photo From Stephenie Meyer's The Host Shows Us Saoirse Ronan's Eyes
While The Twilight Saga wraps up later this year, Stephenie Meyer fans and those with an interest in sci-fi have The Host to look forward to. Weve officially passed the one-year mark in counting down to the adaptations March 29 release in 2013. Weve already gotten a few glimpses of the film, including a handful of photos and a teaser. This latest photo gives us another peek at the lead character, and a great look at her eyes.
by Kelly West April 2, 2012 comments
Four New Photos For The Host Show Saoirse Ronan, Max Irons And Diane Kruger
While the hype for the second part of the big screen adaptation of Stephenie Meyers final Twilight book Breaking Dawn continues to wind up, things are just getting going for the authors non-Twilight novel, which is headed into theaters next year. Last week, a new teaser trailer for The Host released, and now we have some photos to tack onto that, which include Saoirse Ronan and Max Irons.
by Kelly West March 26, 2012 comments
Teaser Trailer For Stephenie Meyer's The Host, Starring Saoirse Ronan
This is a big week for young adult fiction. As we've pointed out multiple times this week, The Hunger Games will be arriving in theaters tonight at midnight, but that's not all that's going on. As previewed a couple days ago, the first trailer for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part II will be attached to the Suzanne Collins adaptation. But we're not done yet. Stephanie Meyer has yet another one of her books heading towards the big screen soon and today we have our first look.
by Eric Eisenberg March 22, 2012 comments
The Host Adds Titanic Co-Star Frances Fisher To Its Growing Cast
Its hard to know what to expect of The Host. Because it comes from Meyer, Im sure Open Road Films would love to see it make a fraction of the Sagas box office. But thats likely unrealistic. It might even have a hard time keeping pace with The Hunger Games, which is shaping up to be a massive hit.
by Sean O'Connell February 27, 2012 comments
The Host Facebook Contest Offers Fans A Chance To Be Featured In The Teaser Trailer
While The Twilight Saga will wrap up this year with the second part of Breaking Dawn hitting theaters this November, Stephenie Meyer fans will get to see the writers non-vampire book The Host make its way onto the big screen next year. One of those fans may also get to see their face in a teaser trailer for the film.
by Kelly West February 17, 2012 comments
Diane Kruger May Play Key Role In Stephenie Meyer's The Host
Adding legitimate talents like Ronan and Kruger help to ensure that The Host wont be as painful for non-Meyer converts. And while The Host sounds like the umpteenth take on the classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers fable, Niccol wrote The Truman Show and directed an underrated In Time with Justin Timberlake, so he has the ability to spin a conventional plotline in unexpected directions
by Sean O'Connell January 20, 2012 comments
William Hurt In Talks To Play Uncle Jeb In Stephanie Meyer's The Host
The love triangle in the adaptation of Stephanie Meyer's The Host is all set. It announced just last month that Max Irons and Jake Abel will play Jared and Ian, respectively, the two young men going after the heart of heroine Melanie Stryder, who will be played by Saoirse Ronan. But what about some adult supervision? Certainly these three youngins aren't running around without any grown-ups to help guide them through life! Enter William Hurt.
by Eric Eisenberg December 6, 2011 comments
Max Irons And Jake Abel To Star As The Two Male Leads In Stephanie Meyer's The Host
On Halloween a report came out listing the actors that would potentially be taking one of two lead roles in the Andrew Niccol-directed adaptation of Stephanie Meyer's The Host. Though a total of eight actors were mentioned in the article, only two of them were going to walk away smiling. Now it seems like the selections have been made.
by Eric Eisenberg November 10, 2011 comments
Andrew Niccol Confirmed To Direct Saoirse Ronan In The Host
Now I guess it's time to build a cast around Ronan, who's got a serious job ahead of her playing both human Melanie and alien invader Wanderer; in this version of the War of the Worlds story the infiltrating aliens actually take over the brains of human hosts
by Katey Rich May 12, 2011 comments
Saoirse Ronan Will Star In Adaptation Of Stephenie Meyer's The Host
The film's rights will be sold at Cannes next week, and Ronan's attachment has got to make it a more intriguing sell. Unlike the Twilight films, which cast a bunch of unknowns and started with the very low-budget first film, The Host looks like it will be a big deal from the very beginning
by Katey Rich May 3, 2011 comments
Susanna White Hired To Direct Stephanie Meyer's The Host
When discussing Twilight with rational people, it's often explained to me that they understand that Stephanie Meyer writes at a kindergarten level, but they are engrossed
by Eric Eisenberg February 10, 2011 comments
A Match Made In Heaven: Bong Joon-Ho Teaming With J.J. Abrams
/film is reporting that Bong and Abrams have had extensive meetings in Korea about a possible collaboration in the near future. Why would this be very exciting, you ask? Because both directors are forces to be reckoned with
by Will LeBlanc August 6, 2010 comments
Stephenie Meyers The Host Will Be Adapted
Stephenie Meyer is well on her way to becoming just as filthy rich as J.K. Rowling. Besides having written the four most popular young adult novels on the market right now, shes got the second film adaptation
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George Bush Weighs in on Syria
Updated: Tuesday, September 10 2013, 04:09:20 PM
George P. Bush talks about Syria. He's the grandson of George H.W. Bush and like George P like his grandfather is seeking elected office.
The Syrian civil war, (also known as the Syrian uprising or Syrian crisis) is an ongoing armed conflict in Syria between forces loyal to the Ba'ath government and those seeking to oust it. A part of the larger Middle Eastern protest movement known as the Arab Spring, the conflict began March 15th, 2011 with local demonstrations that grew in scope to become nationwide by April 2011.
Protesters demanded the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad, whose family has held the presidency in Syria since 1971, as well as the end of Ba'ath Party rule, which began in 1963.
The Syrian Army was deployed in April of 2011 to stop the uprising, and soldiers fired on demonstrators across the country. After months of cities and neighborhoods being cut-off by the Army the protests evolved into an armed rebellion.
The Arab League, United States, European Union, and other countries condemned the use of violence against the protesters. The Arab League suspended Syria's membership as a result of the government's response to the crisis, but granted the Syrian National Coalition, a coalition of Syrian political opposition groups, Syria's seat on 6 March 2013.
According to the UN, about 4 million Syrians have been displaced within the country and 2 million have fled to other countries.
Syrian government supporters include Russia and Iran, while Qatar and Saudi Arabia are providing material and weapons to the rebels.
- Weakened Obama Heads to Congress to Save Unpopular Syria Plan
- Obama and Lawmakers Seize on Russian Offers on Syrian Weapons
- Americans Unconvinced About Striking Syria, Poll Shows
- Washington Times – Syria article search results
- ArabNews.com – "UN: 7 million displaced by Syrian civil war"
- CNN – "Syria Civil War Fast Facts"
- PolitiFact.com – 'Fleeing Syria, "a million children are now refugees."'
- Voice of America – "UN Chief: Syria Strikes Could Worsen Civil War"
- Consortiumnews.com – "Understanding the Syrian Civil War"
- Wickipedia – "Syrian civil war"


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Store Targeted For Synthetic Marijuana
Ohio attorney general declares St. C business nuisance
July 24, 2013
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said Tuesday that Bob's Cheap Smokes has been declared a public nuisance for selling synthetic marijuana....
and the grand jury in the steubenville rape trial has a year off with no adults charged for not coming forth with evidence.I agree the synthetic crap is hurting people. I haven't smoked weed since the early 80's but it is a relatively harmless substance. I don't call it a drug because I do not believe it should be considered a narcotic and if some one wants to grow their own on their own property and not for commercial resale with out being licensed they should allowed to do that. then the Mexican drug cartel loses half it's business here in the USA. cocaine being the other half. there has to be a huge big money political reason to throw people in jail for weed and keep it illegal on the federal level.
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Can you get drunk from rubbing alcohol, if you drink enough of it?
Rubbing alcohol could mirror the symptoms of Jack Daniels so anyone selling rubbing alcohol should be put out of business.
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There IS a reason for this "War On Drugs" and it is money. Prosecutor's offices and police departments, not to mention the alphabet soup list of involved government agencies, depend on arrest statistics and dope on the table to keep their inflated budgets. Local towns and prosecutors apply for grants to help fund their mini-police states.
I would support the idea of decriminalizing d r u g s if we had an agreement where those receiving public assistance would lose all aid if caught (in a random drug test) using AND if taxpayers did not have to pay for the health care of losers who did d r u g s.
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This stuff shouldn't even be compared to marijuana..it's totally different and is demeaning to the true wholesome goodness of ja weed. Seriously.
Ragnar..you're right on...Wheeling has already become a police state...massive staff and facilities that require massive funding - which means the good citizens are all targets for a legal shake down...not to mention the embarassment, loss of jobs, trauma, financial depletion, and hatred that is fostered in this environment. We really need to take a serious look at Wheeling, and decide if this is really the way we want to live.
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Will someone explain to me why 1 business is being shut down till October and the other 2 are allowed to remain open...
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once again NR,this stuff is nothing like marijuana.other than having to be smoked,there are no similarities.at all.
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Looks like we have a bunch of %^#@ dope heads on here defending their favorite smoke. You dope heads are WORTHLESS .
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Hey Buffy..have you noticed that most of us are not on here commenting all the time? that's because we WORK and pay taxes. Judging by most of your comments you were not smart enough for an early retirement. I would bet your on the taxpayer hand out list. Just another flea on the back of society. Just because people are intelligent enough to realize that weed is not a harm full narcotic doesn't make them a user or a worthless piece of crap that sits around on their behind all day and just because some one doesn't smoke weed it certainly doesn't make them a better person. LOOK in the mirror and clean of your own front porch before you start telling me how to clean mine. IDIOT
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AGAIN, how can these clowns shut down ANY business for selling a LEGAL product??!!!!!
If people are using these "bath salts" to get a buzz INSTEAD of their intended LEGAL use, how is that the responsibility of the store that sells it??!!!!
This is no different than shutting down Krogers because they sell whip cream that people get high on!!!
Or why not shut down Lowes for selling the spray paint and glue that people get high on??????!!!!!
Close down ALL Wal Marts for selling whip cream, spray paint, contact cement, and any of HUNDREDS of other products that might be misused to get high!!!!
As I said before, we are about to see the largest class action law suit ever to hit Belmont county and the State of Ohio and it will BANKRUPT the county!!!
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After this place was raided early this year I saw the placed closed and I saw the space empty and available for rent . Then within the last couple months I saw bobs smokes in the place again that's weird
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some dopeheads prefer pills,some dopeheads prefer alcohol and some dopeheads prefer smoke.and nobody that knows me would ever call me worthless unless i'm sick.i've never collected a penny from welfare.work hard and retire early.
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Oh boy. No common sense, it is called bath salts to be confused with Epsom salts, which people put in their bath. It is synthetic cocaine that is called bath salts so it looks harmless on invoices when it is shipped in from china. Yeah, they are clowns. I realize picking up a book is out of the question, but google it before you talk from your rear.
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If the government really wanted to stop synthetic marijuana they would legalize and regulate real marijuana. NO ONE would smoke fake pot if real pot was legal for adults. You morons that go on and on about "dopeheads" and such clearly have been brainwashed by "Just Say No" and other government propaganda and know NOTHING about marijuana in the real world. There is NO good argument you can make for keeping it illegal.
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Roger Federer is praying at the temple of Wawrinka today after the pair pulled a huge upset in Beijing.
The Swiss stylist, who was stunned by James Blake in the quarterfinals, and his doubles partner Stanislas Wawrinka ousted the top seeded Bryan brothers 7-6 (6), 6-4 in the Olympics semifinals. The dynamic duo will face the unseeded team of Simon Aspelin and Thomas Johansson for the gold medal.
Fed definitely needed some divine intervention here and it looks like he got some.
And boy does he look happy about it!!!
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Friday, August 15, 2008
PHOTO OP: Swiss team shocks Bryan brothers, Fed's prayers may be answered
Roger Federer is praying at the temple of Wawrinka today after the pair pulled a huge upset in Beijing.
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lol! He sure does seem extra giddy when Wawrinka is around doesn't he?ReplyDelete
are you (hopefully) insinuating something b2012? hmmmm??ReplyDelete
btw - i wanted to ask you a quick question. would you mind sending me your email address to firstname.lastname@example.com? thanks!
Well i've never seen him smile that much around Mirka... 0.oReplyDelete
Aww it's nice to see Fed happy.ReplyDelete
very true sarah - he hasn't had much to smile about these days. but i'd never count him out.ReplyDelete
MY prayers got answered too! =D YAY ROGER! Now he's guaranteed a medal...but I of course hope he gets the gold. =DReplyDelete
Yay, Rog! It is so, so nice to see him HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY!!! This is just what the doctor ordered.ReplyDelete
Go for the GOLD Rog!
Been said a lot, but it sure is nice to see Roger smiling and having some success. I hope he gets his gold medal, and that it will be the beginning of a comeback.ReplyDelete
- GoldenRafaAugust 15, 2008 at 9:15 PM
It's great to see a happy Fed! Brought a smile to my face! Go for gold Roger and Stan!ReplyDelete
I'm happy Federer's happy. He was happy, from the opening ceremony, but winning gold makes the Games even sweeter.ReplyDelete
Lovely images, thank you.


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If you are in Cape Town and have not yet visited 1890 Sushi House and Grill, then you are seriously missing out. Some like to keep it a secret just to make sure they will always have a table. Capetonians all agree that this is the best and most delicious sushi in town with a grill to match.
One does not even notice the simple and slightly bare décor because you are just too busy socialising over the fresh sushi – or fresh turn-table sushi – and large portions. The most difficult choice is will I only order sushi or take on one of the mouth-watering chicken, duck, pork, beef or seafood dishes.
You will be sure to spot Charlie, the owner, ensuring that all his patrons are happy and catching up with his regulars.
Be sure to book a table at this very popular and reasonably priced restaurant in Observatory, Cape Town. They are open from Monday to Saturday for lunch and dinner. The best sushi in Cape Town!
A Taste of Asia is found on the bustling Lower Main Street in Observatory. The restaurant has been said to be great value for money and one of the best places to enjoy sushi. The fusion of Asian meals includes cuisine from Japan, China, Korea and Thailand.
The restaurant is an old house with the rooms offering guests seating. Every room has a fireplace which creates a fantastic cosy and romantic atmosphere and much-needed warmth in winter. All this coupled with friendly and efficient service.
A Taste of Asia is well known for its buffet specials and it is advisable to book in advance. Look out for their live band nights. Bring your wine and have a hearty time.
Street parking is available and the best place to look is the down the one-way just before the restaurant. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. Lunch hours are from Tuesday to Friday, from 12 pm to 3 pm. Dinner is served every day from 6 pm to 10:30 pm.
Please call for further information.
Located in the Tygervalley Waterfront, Asian Asia's prime lakeside location makes an ideal setting dining alfresco on the water's edge.
The interior remains cosy and intimate, perfect for a romantic dinner.
A variety of Asian food spills off the menu offering Chinese, Japanese and Thai with plenty of seafood and vegetarian options too.
Begin with a hot starter and selection of tempura, dim sum, spring rolls and soups.
Main course dishes range from chicken or seafood teppanyaki and classic Asian dishes such as sizzling beef on a hot plate and crispy duck, including seafood combos and myriad of noodle dishes.
Dine overlooking the lake or treat someone special to a romantic dinner at Asian Asia, Tigervalley.
Set within the trendy suburb of Green Point, Bamboo Asian Fusion offers a unique setting where diners indulge on succulent sushi off the bodies of naked women.
The interior adds an air of sophistication and seductiveness to the experience, with low ambient lighting in the form of paper lanterns, floral designs, latticed screens and original bamboo flooring soothed by ambient house music.
If naked sushi exceeds your appetite, then try the delicious dishes off the menu starting with appetizers such as Prawn Toast, Spring Rolls, Dumplings and Soups. Mains include Asian Green or Red Curry, Seared Salmon, Galangai Fillet and a selection of Wok Dishes.
Conclude your meal with a heavenly dessert.
Experience authentic Eastern flavours in this bustling and vibey restaurant.
The interior is beautifully decorated with luxuriously soft, comfortable seats and quaint little cruet sets all over. The lighting is soft and creates an atmosphere conducive to kicking back and relaxing.
This traditional Asian eatery offers a wide variety of items on its menu. The house speciality is the lamb - slow-cooked fall-off-the-bone meat that melts in your mouth and is served on a cast-iron plate that brings out a real sizzle. Other recommended dishes are the sweet and sour chicken and the crispy duck, both beautifully prepared and infused with authentic flavours. Throw in a side of vegetable noodles and you've got a meal fit for a king. For vegetarians there are various alternatives, including the amazing bean tofu - a must-try.
Beijing Orchard is fully licensed and diners can enjoy a good bottle of wine at a reasonable price. All in all, the flavours of the East blend beautifully here.
Located in the trendy suburb of Greenside, boasting a fresh new look, Bite entices with firm favourites and new tastes blended into the exciting new menu.
Try the seared tuna on wasabi mash and salsa verde, or the line fish steamed in lemongrass, garlic and herbs followed by unique deserts that excite and conclude the dining experience.
Enjoy champagne by the glass or peruse the extensive wine list to complimenting wines to your meal.
Consistent standards ensure this establishment retains a loyal following and sets the mood for a memorable dining experience.
Enjoy a fusion of Asian flavours and indulgence for good food brimming with exotic flavour and colour.
Blue Banana serves up mouthfuls of authentic Thai, freshly made with unique flavour.
Serving a long menu of meaty delights dominated by game trophies telling their own story on the walls, diners indulge in grills and pub meals in a casual game setting.
Try succulently cooked steaks prepared to perfection or feast on fillet stuffed with mushrooms or mussels, indoors or alfresco on the wooden deck.
Buffalo Pub and Grill provides a hearty dwelling for hungry bellies dominated by meaty cuisine.
Try delectable Asian fusion cuisine in this trendy but comfortable restaurant in the bustling City Bowl area.
The interior is invigorating and funky with Andy Warhol-inspired prints of the infamous and famous Mao and Monroe. This visual feast is greatly complemented by extremely flavourful food assembled in original, well-presented dishes.
The dishes come with a variety of 'chilli factors' and if you're a lover of hot stuff, you will enjoy the Chilli Lime Beef - a word of warning though, it is not for the faint-hearted.
Service is quick, attentive and personalized and the owner is hands-on and extremely hospitable and friendly.
If it is strong flavours and upbeat surroundings you are looking for, Mao is the place to visit. Whether you are in the mood for a quick meal or a lengthy, social get-together, you will not be dissappointed.
Mao is open from 12 pm for lunch and dinner.
A superb Indian restaurant with an emphasis on vegetarian options, Chandani provides delicious authentic food with influences from all over India.
Enjoy succulent tandoori dishes and deliciously soft naans and parathas as well as exciting vegetarian options like paneer and brinjal curries. The wine list is carefully compiled to include wines that go perfectly with the Indian fare.
The decor is designed with traditional Indian surroundings in mind and features beautiful touches such as a peacock mosaic and decorative lanterns. For a taste of India that you won't forget, try Chandani.
Chef Pons offers quality Asian cuisine from China, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Mongolia and Japan. The variety is mind boggling and there really is something for everyone.
The restaurant has a laid-back atmosphere and is popular with a lot of famous faces and celebrities. The dishes are prepared using just the freshest ingredients providing taste sensations not easily forgotten.
Real oriental chefs drive the woks and their experience and know-how shine through in the food. Try the roast Mandarin duck or the spicy Thai chicken jungle curry for the more adventurous palate.
There is a well thought out wine list that will make pairing your food an easy task, and if you want to experience something original and new, order the Asian beer.
Bring friends, bring family, but most of all, relax and enjoy.
Specializing in Thai, this cosy and small restaurant serves an extensive array of chicken, beef, fish and vegetable dishes typically infused with traditional Thai aromas and spices.
Enjoy distinct Thai flavours and atmosphere at Chock Dee.
For truly authentic Thai food from one of the most original Thai restaurants in South Africa, try Cranks.Having built a solid reputation over many successful years, Cranks Thai House of Blues proffers the finest in Thai food as well as choice offerings from Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. A good wine list has had a loyal following dropping by regularly to just sip and relax.The decor is vibrant with luminous paintings adorning the walls and even, rather randomly, suspended Ken and Barbie dolls!A truly authentic dining experience awaits you at Cranks Thai House of Blues.
Exuding classic country style décor and relaxing ambiance centred around a log burning fire and ornate artefacts, De Opstal graces the palate with tastefully prepared dishes.
Enjoy pre-dinner drinks before perusing the 4-course set dinner menu boasting delights such as smoked venison (Springbok) carpaccio served on a bed of lettuce with croutons, cream cheese and a drizzle of aged balsamic for starters.
The sizzling aroma of Karoo Lamb cutlets overwhelms the senses, hardwood grilled, served with spiced potato wedges and fresh garden vegetables. Conclude the meal with a traditional Little Karoo, a platter for 2 brimming with koeksisters, walnut fudge, amarula crème brûlée and truffles.
Die Opstal invites hearty farm style breakfasts and tantalising set dinners in a spacious setting the embraces relaxation and the art of cooking classic Karoo cuisine.
Franshoek Mountain Lodge boasts a beautiful setting and charming rustic interior that makes diners feel at home the moment they set foot in the door. The restaurant has a set menu that offers mainly Asian and Thai dishes, including spring rolls and a red coconut chicken curry served with minted soya and onion salad. A great wine list is available. set menu brimful of authentic Asian and Thai flavours is on the cards here.


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The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)
The Last Exorcism Part II SynopsisContinuing where the first film left off, Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) is found terrified and alone in rural Louisiana. Back in the relative safety of New Orleans, Nell realizes that she can't remember entire portions of the previous months only that she is the last surviving member of her family. Just as Nell begins the difficult process of starting a new life, the evil force that once possessed her is back with other, unimaginably horrific plans that mean her last exorcism was just the beginning.
The Last Exorcism Part II Release Date
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Written by: Ed Gass-Donnelly and Damien Chazelle
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Hitachi 15K300 0B22144 / HUS153030VLF400 300GB 15K 4Gbps 40pin FC-AL Fibre Channel Hard Drive - Brand New
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I'm having an problem with a shared calendar syncing. From time to time the following error pops up: "Could not read the calendar" It only happens to the office's group calendar which is setup as a shared resource. The users personal calendar continues to function just fine. If I unmount the group calendar and remount it everything beings to work again. Sometimes if you wait long enough the calendar will just start working again. The end user is on Windows 7 using Office 2010. The server is running Zimbra 8.0.3_GA_5664. They are using the corresponding ZCO. I have attached a log I pulled during one of the calendar outages. I don't know what to look for so if someone could point out potential problems I would appreciate it.
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