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Ok, so this movie has already raked in 382million worldwide. First off I would like to say I picked the wrong career =). My wife and I liked this movie alot. I have really enjoyed the series. But then again I have always loved spiderman,ever since I was a little kid. I have the pictures of a spiderman tv tray when I was 2 to prove it. ha ha. Have you guys seen it? Did you like it?
I heard in the new one he cries. I really don't think I can handle a superhero that cries. I loved the first two but come on. Do you think superman would cry. How about the wonder twins? They would not cry. Spidy needs to sack up. He is like the Dick Vermeil of super hero's.
Wow me and you had to have seen different movies. I went to the Midnight showing on opening day and thought the movie couldnt have been more lame. Tears, cheesy acting, and don't get me started on the sandman!!
Now I am not a big comic guy, and in fact I have never read one, but I did enjoy the first 2 movies. The third one however was as bad/worse than Rocky 5 in my opinion. The only thing going for the movie was the visual effects. Just my 2 cents
My sister said it was a fun movie to see, although it was cheesy in the comic book sense. I still have yet to see it, however...
Go Sssssssssyclones!
I thought it was as good as I had hoped, enjoyed it as did my kids. Many more light moments than the others and well done.
The one thing they need to quit doing is using Gross $$ to rank the all-time movies. Whatever happened to ranking ***** in seats (ticket sales)??? Makes ZERO sense to compare Gross $$ from different eras. Movie tickets weren't $10-$12 in the cities 15 years ago.
Until they do that, none of these record breaking announcements mean diddly.
I haven't seen it yet, but I've heard Spidy really needs to realize he's got a set in this movie. It kinda bums me out, because that's something I liked about Spider-Man; he's a regular guy that just guts out the tough times.
I understand what you are saying about the crying. Its weird, but they are going for an emotional edge Im sure. To show hes human more than anything. The movie was over the top, but it is very much like the comic. I think director Sam Raimi is worn out and that may have shown a little in the movie. I would be surprised if there was a 4th. I still liked it though!
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I heard in the new one he cries. I really don't think I can handle a superhero that cries. I loved the first two but come on. Do you think superman would cry. How about the wonder twins? They would not cry. Spidy needs to sack up. He is like the Dick Vermeil of super hero's.
If you remember in Superman: The Movie, Supes gets upset when an earthquake causes the ground to swallow Lois. He discovered her just after it happened. Good thing he can turn back time by reversing the earth's rotation. I guess the effects that this would have on earth would be minimal.
In Superman II he gives up his powers so that he can be with Lois. I never understood that. First, his powers are not magical. He gets them from the yellow sun. Secondly, why would anybody give soemthing up for Margot Kidder? Seriously, wasn't there a more attractive actress available?
What ever happened to truth, justice and the American Way?
Have you seen Margot Kidder lately? ew
Originally Posted by bostinelosd
I understand what you are saying about the crying. Its weird, but they are going for an emotional edge Im sure. To show hes human more than anything. The movie was over the top, but it is very much like the comic. I think director Sam Raimi is worn out and that may have shown a little in the movie. I would be surprised if there was a 4th. I still liked it though!
I saw something yesterday on either newsarama.com or aintitcool.com that there is a fourth planned. Rumor had it that the villians would be Carnage and The Lizard. The Lizard has been set up for two films now. It may have been in the third, I haven't seen it yet.
Carnage makes sense since he's an "offspring" of Venom.
Originally Posted by bostinelosd
Have you seen Margot Kidder lately? ew
Just don't invite her over for supper.
Check out the Family Guy for that.
those are two very dark characters. I would almost wonder how they would present them without an R rating. I would hope to God that they didnt try to make this movie with a new director and new spiderman. i hate when they change out actors for sure. Directors sometimes are ok, like the Harry Potter series. Which by the way looks awesome. Saw that preview before SM3.
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It sounds like Raimi is in for a fourth. The others haven't been confirmed.
If he's in, it sounds like the others will follow.
Hoepfully, Gwen Stacey will play more of a role. I would have like to have seen her first since she was such a major portion of his life. Actually, she still is. I'm not sure why they felt the need to bring MJ in first. It's opposite of the way it's always been.
Another rumor is that Black Cat will be in the next one. The site I got it from said that the source they had was the same one that verified the rumor of Venom before it have been announced. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
I enjoyed Spiderman 3, but not as much as the first two. Peter Parker dancing.....could have done without that. I am still looking forward to Spiderman 4, 5, 6, 7, etc.
Loved the trailers before the movie Harry Potter looks awesome.
I guess Sam and the writers took liberties changing things here and there from the comics. Not sure why, but it didnt really matter too much. I was surprised to see how the symbiote (venom) got to earth in this one. I thought JJJ's son the astronaut brought it back from space. And since they already had shown him in the second movie, was surprised they didnt continue from there.
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Complications are rare. But, no procedure is free of risk. If you are planning to have a nephrostomy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
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David Allan Coe recovering at home from crash injuries
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Country music artist David Allan Coe, injured in Ocala in a traffic crash the morning of March 19, is recovering at home. Another man injured in the crash also has been released from the hospital.
Coe, 73, of Princeton, was hospitalized after the sport utility vehicle he was driving collided with a tractor-trailer hauling corn and radishes at Silver Springs Boulevard and South Pine Avenue. Robert Johnson and Lisa Meade were occupants in the 1996 Peterbilt.
Coe was taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center with injuries to his neck and back, side pain and multiple lacerations, according to an OPD report. He was cited for running a red light.
Meade, 49, was treated at Munroe Regional Medical Center and released the same day. Johnson, 59, was taken to MRMC, then transferred to ORMC, from which he was released a few days later.
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"In recent years there have been important improvements in how forest laws are applied. Reforms are spreading, albeit slowly, as numerous governments hand over responsibility for forest management to local authorities and communities and give local people official tenure rights over their forest resources. These are still the exceptions to the norm of state control and ownership of forests, but successful reforms are providing valuable lessons for other countries to follow suit.
This issue of arborvitae, produced in conjunction with IUCN's Commission on Environmental Law and the IUCN Environmental Law Centre, looks at how forest law is impacting local forest management around the world and how reforms are progressing in several countries.
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Literacy tutor spreads the word, keeps the joy
The first thing Arlene Atkinson wants potential Laubach Literacy Council tutors to know is that they will not be paid for their services. The most important thing they need to know is that it won't matter.
"When I talk to classes of tutors, I always say, 'You will get back so much more than you give.' You get satisfaction. You get joy," the 74-year-old Atkinson said during an interview in her book-filled El Cajon home. "I don't think I have ever left a classroom without a big smile on my face."
Launched in 1961, the Laubach Literacy Council of San Diego has more than 200 tutors teaching free English as a Second Language classes to nonnative adult students in more than 20 locations throughout the county. All of the tutors are volunteers, as are the trainers, the administrators and board members.
Atkinson got in the Laubach loop nine years ago, when the former English teacher found a "tutors-wanted" notice in a church bulletin. Her first students were three women from Afghanistan. Her first classroom was the Alliance for African Assistance offices in El Cajon. The education was mutual.
"I had taught English to English speakers, so I knew how complicated English is. But I had no idea how ridiculous it is, The verb 'to be' is right at the top of the list for difficulty. 'I am. You are. He is. I was. They were.' It is extremely difficult. At the beginning, all you can say is, 'Trust me,' " Atkinson chuckled.
"But these ladies were so delightful and so grateful to be learning. They had all come over here with young children they were responsible for, and I knew they were facing so many problems with getting along in our culture. That's when it really hit me that I had a great passion for this."
Which is not surprising, since Atkinson has a great passion for a great many things. Born and raised in New Jersey, Atkinson attended the College of St. Elizabeth in Morristown, N.J., where she majored in English and minored in science. She studied for her masters in speech and drama at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. As for jobs …
"Jobs," Atkinson said. "OK, let me think."
She taught English, speech, journalism and chorus in various middle schools and high schools in New Jersey and in Roanoke, Va. When she and her husband, Roger, moved to Huntsville, Ala., Atkinson spent 18 years as a volunteer actress, director and stage technician with the Huntsville Little Theatre. Her crowning achievement was playing Ethel Thayer in "On Golden Pond," the role that Katharine Hepburn played in the film version. For Atkinson, it required much dramatic and comedic skill and a lot of latex makeup.
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JOCKEY JULIEN COUTON, WORLDVENTURER, WINNER: "The only thing that (Blaine Wright) told me before the race was that this horse didn't like to be on the inside. Obviously, they went pretty fast for the lead, so we were able to get out on the backside and get him into a good cruising speed. He obviously liked the distance. Hopefully, we can go farther."
JOCKEY JAVIER MATIAS, MIKE MAN'S GOLD, THIRD: "We figured we wouldn't get an easy lead today and we were prepared for that. I thought he was going to settle behind but then he just started pulling and I was trying to keep him back. When I asked him to run, he just said no. We were too close to a fast pace."
JOCKEY ISAIAS ENRIQUEZ, MUSIC OF MY SOUL, 4-TO-5 FAVORITE, FOURTH: "It was one of the worst races I've ever ridden. I wanted to get the lead but Juan (Gutierrez, aboard Finallygotabentley) wouldn't give it to me, and we ended up going way too fast. You've got to have a Plan-B, and I didn't have one today."
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Bachelorette 2014 Episodes 3 and 4 Promo: Which Guy Has a Secret Girlfriend? (VIDEO)
Uh-oh, you're in trouble, partially cut-off face guy! The promo for The Bachelorette Season 10 Episode 3 and Episode 4 is out, and it's not going to be an easy coupla days for our girl Andi Dorfman!
ABC announced the 2-episode back-to-backer after Episode 2, and we have two words for you: secret girlfriend. No, Brian Jarosinski isn't back for more yelling with his pornstar ex/on/ex/on girlf. This time, it looks like JJ O Brien and Josh Murray are confronting Andrew Poole. Or something. We don't know exactly what's happening, but it seems like it's going to be very dramatic. Dare we say, the most dramatic two-night episode back-to-backer ever? We'd have to see what Chris Harrison says, but it could be.
Also, Andi has some dates, as Bachelorettes often do. On Sunday, June 1, Andi will head to Santa Barbara with her 16 remaining dudes, and a dozen of them will sing with Boyz II Men, some better than others. On her 1-on-1, she gets to act nutty with a tall drink of water, while messing with plebeians. So, business as usual for the guy she picks. On her other solo sexy time, Andi treats Nick Viall to a romantic date full of outdoorsy things.
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T. J. Saint was named Director of Basketball Operations at Butler in the summer of 2013, after spending two seasons as a graduate assistant on the Bulldogs' staff. In his new position, he has responsibility for administrative and organizational duties with the Butler basketball program.
Saint joined the Bulldogs in 2011 and spent two seasons handling a variety of duties under head coach Brad Stevens. During his two seasons as a graduate assistant, the Bulldogs compiled a 49-24 record and made two postseason tournament appearances, including a trip to the Round of 32 in the 2013 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship.
A former Division I basketball player at Mercer University, Saint spent two seasons, 2009-11, as a student assistant under head coach Rick Byrd at Belmont. He was part of the staff that helped lead Belmont to the 2011 NCAA Tournament. He also boasts experience as a National Skill Development Coach at Pure Sweat Basketball in St. Louis, Mo., as an AAU coach for boys teams in Nashville, Tenn., and Indianapolis, and as a summer camp coach at Butler, Vanderbilt, Texas, Belmont, Santa Clara, Clemson, Oregon and Illinois.
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|Services set for Holy Week, Easter Sunday
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Several Holy Week and Easter services are scheduled at area churches throughout the week. The following churches have events planned:
First Christian Church
Holyoke First Christian church will hold an Easter breakfast for the community Sunday, March 31 from 7-8:15 a.m. followed by an 8:30 service.
Fairfield Covenant Church
Fairfield Covenant Church will host an Easter breakfast Sunday at 8:30 a.m. followed by a worship service at 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church will hold a Vintage Faith and Worship service at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 30. On Sunday, a resurrection sunrise service (English and Spanish) is planned for 6:15 a.m. at 1000 E. Johnson Street, followed by a sunrise breakfast. Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m., and morning worship at 10:30 a.m.
Vida Abundante
Vida Abundante will hold their Sunday evening service in Spanish at 5:30 p.m.
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church will hold a Seder Meal on Thursday, March 28 at 6:30 p.m. On Sunday, they will meet at 5:50 a.m. at County Road 54 and County Road U in Yuma County to hold their sunrise service at the top of Old Baldy. A breakfast will be held at 7 a.m. with the Easter Sunday worship service at the church (County Roads 53 and P) at 9:30 a.m.
Holyoke Assembly of God
Friday, March 29, Holyoke Assembly of God Church will host a Good Friday service at 6:30 p.m. Easter breakfast will be Sunday, March 31 at 9:30 a.m. followed by a 10:30 a.m. worship service.
St. Paul's Lutheran churches
St. Paul's Lutheran churches in Amherst and Venango, Neb. will have a combined Maundy Thursday service at 7 p.m. in Venango. On Good Friday, there will be a combined service at 7 p.m. in Amherst.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Venango will hold an Easter Sunday sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. followed by a potluck breakfast. St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amherst will have an 8 a.m. Easter breakfast, followed by a 9 a.m. worship service.
Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church will have a Maundy Thursday service at 7 p.m. as well as a Good Friday service of light at 7 p.m. The Easter Sunday worship service will begin at 9 a.m., so there will be no Sunday school or Bible class Easter morning.
Holyoke Church of Christ
Holyoke Church of Christ will hold their regular worship service at 9 a.m. Sunday morning.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Catholic Church will have a Holy Thursday Mass of Christ's Last Supper at 7 p.m. There will be a Veneration of the Cross and Eucharist service on Good Friday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's, as well as one at noon at Christ the King Catholic Church in Haxtun.
St. Patrick's is planning an Easter Vigil Mass of the Resurrection for Holy Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Christ the King will hold an Easter Sunday service at 8:30 a.m. St. Patrick's will hold a bilingual Easter mass at 1 p.m. in Holyoke.
First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church will hold a Good Friday service Friday at noon. On Easter Sunday they will hold their early worship service at 8:15 a.m. with a brunch scheduled for 9:30 a.m. The late worship service will begin at 10:30 a.m. with an Easter egg hunt for children to follow.
Venango Community Church
Venango Community Church is planning an 8:30 a.m. breakfast on Easter Sunday followed by a worship service at 10 a.m.
Emerson Street Church of Christ
Emerson Street Church of Christ will hold a Sunday morning service at 10 a.m.
Holyoke Enterprise March 28, 2013


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|1st dollar presented to Ron Goldenstein
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Ron Goldenstein, pictured at left, receives a First Dollar of Profit from Holyoke Chamber of Commerce executive director Mary Tomky. Goldenstein recently retired as president/manager of Holyoke Community Federal Credit Union and has started a new business, Goldenstein Landscape & Design.
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AT Voyager, any adjustmenets?
Started by gglasser , Mar 14 2009 03:31 PM
6 replies to this topic
Posted 14 March 2009 - 03:31 PM
My voyager slo mo controls are very stiff. does anyone know if it possible to adjust them? thanks
Posted 14 March 2009 - 03:59 PM
There are adjustment knobs (with slots) that can be adjusted to your liking. Did you get the instructions with yours?
If not, here they are:
pdf AT Voyager instructions
If not, here they are:
pdf AT Voyager instructions
Posted 14 March 2009 - 04:07 PM
those knobs do increase the tension of the axis and allow the slo mo to engage, but the slo mo still remain very tight to turn. you really have to put a lot of force to rotate. i thought they would be smoother and easier to turn.
Posted 14 March 2009 - 04:13 PM
Mine require very little power to turn Ultra smooth. Perhaps call dealer & ask about it.
Posted 14 March 2009 - 04:33 PM
Mine are smooth as butter, too.
Posted 15 March 2009 - 07:46 PM
Figured it out. there are slotted collets on each side of the worm gear, external of course, at the slo mo knobs. the worm gear runs through them. mine were over tightened. You can use a flat head screw driver and insert it in one side and loosen or tighten as you desire. If you loosen too much they will turn with the slo mo control. This worked very well for me and reduced the load on each axis by 50%. This also reduced the backlash. I had half a knob on one axis, now its gone.
Posted 15 March 2009 - 08:19 PM
my slo-mo knobs are pretty tough to turn as well- I will look into your solution.
It was cold out though- maybee they would work better when warm outside
It was cold out though- maybee they would work better when warm outside


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No. 25 Baylor Downs Iowa State, 49-26
WACO, Texas - No. 25 Baylor gained 603 yards of total offense in a 49-26 win over Iowa State Saturday night at Floyd Casey Stadium. The Bears improved to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in Big 12 play, while the Cyclones fall to 3-2 and 0-2 in league play.
The Cyclones were able to move the ball, amassing 425 yards of total offense, their second-best output of the season. But the Bears rushed for 391 yards, including a career-high 200 yards from Terrance Ganaway.
Iowa State had an outstanding performance from senior wideout Darius Reynolds, who caught seven passes, including two for touchdowns, for a career-high 178 yards. It was the seventh-best single-game total in school history. It marked the third two-touchdown game for Reynolds this season. He has a team-high six touchdowns.
Iowa State stopped Baylor on its opening drive and promptly went 82 yards on seven plays to take an early 7-0 lead. Reynolds caught three passes for 77 yards in the drive, including a 10-yard touchdown catch, his fifth of the season, from Steele Jantz to make it 7-0 Cyclones. It was the first points ISU scored in the first quarter all year.
Robert Griffin scored from 1-yard out to tie the game at 7-7 early in the second quarter, but the Cyclones quickly answered. Iowa State then went on a 9-play, 75-yard touchdown drive to regain the lead at 14-7 with 10:19 left in the 2nd quarter. Jantz hit Branderhorst on a 1-yard pass for the score.
The Bears picked up steam after that. BU scored two more 2nd quarter touchdowns to take a 21-14 lead at the break. BU amassed 358 yards of total offense, including 218 on the ground, in the first half. Two Baylor turnovers allowed the Cyclones to keep the game close at intermission.
After Baylor moved ahead 28-14, the Cyclones were looking to close the gap with an excellent drive. However, Jantz fumbled inside the 10-yard line and it was returned for a touchdown by Tevin Elliott for 86 yards to make it 35-14 BU.
James White quickly answered for the Cyclones, rambling for a 76-yard touchdown run to cut the lead to 35-20. It was the ninth-longest touchdown run in school history and the 12th-longest run from scrimmage in Cyclone history.
Reynolds tallied his second touchdown on a 26-yard catch with 8:08 left in the game to make it 42-26. Ganaway closed out the scoring with a 22-yard run, as Baylor went ahead 49-26 with 4:19 remaining.
White ended the game with a career-high 148 yards rushing. Jantz was 17-of-35 for 244 yards through the air. Jake Knott tallied a career-high 18 tackles.
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MU has to adjust, weather storm
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- When the final buzzer sounded in the Civic Center on Saturday, one couldn't do much except check the scoreboard - which reflected a 72-56 Cincinnati win over Marshall - and shrug. The game went down as expected. Marshall went down as expected. All because Marshall's season hasn't gone as expected. After the No. 11 Bearcats pressed the Thundering Herd like a waffle iron, forcing 20 turnovers, few could ignore what's happened to MU - including Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin. "Before the season, we expected Kareem Canty at the [point guard position] and DeAndre Kane at the [shooting guard position]," Cronin said. "I'm sure they'll soldier on, but we expected a different team." The highly regarded Canty, you may know, was ruled academically ineligible. Kane, Marshall's leading scorer, is out with an injured right hand. MU coach Tom Herrion gave a short, succinct update of Kane after the game. "He's hurt. He's out. He's out indefinitely," Herrion said. That hurts. Not only is Kane one of Marshall's best scorers, he's the closest the school has to a bona fide point guard sans Canty. You could see the way it hurt Marshall on Saturday. You could see the way it hurt shooting guard D.D. Scarver. The junior had 20 points, mainly because of 5-for-7 shooting beyond the 3-point arc. He added four rebounds and had but one turnover. But the junior college transfer seemed particularly hurt and uncomfortable with the loss. "Tough loss," Scarver said. "We played bad. I played bad. Just a tough loss, man. I made shots, but I need to rebound more and play better defense." Especially against a fine team like Cincinnati. After the game, former Charleston High and UC standout Mike Jones met up with Cronin. "We were a little sloppy early," Cronin told Jones, "but this is our style." It is a full-court, pressing, trapping style that has buoyed the Bearcats, now 10-0, to the verge of a Top 10 ranking. "We play 10 guys," Cronin said. "Whether DeAndre Kane would have played or not, we've got 10 guys - really 11 [to play meaningful minutes]. That's our comfort zone." Marshall, meanwhile, is not in its comfort zone. After losing to West Virginia, it barely got past Coppin State (69-63) before wilting to Cincinnati's pressure in the second half Saturday before an announced crowd of 5,432. Scarver pointed to the loss of Kane. "DeAndre is our main ball handler," said the junior. "That kind of hurt us. DeAndre would have helped us." Herrion bristled at the suggestion. "We've got enough," said the Marshall coach. "The guys who dress, we've got to get them ready. I have to do a better job, clearly. We need to play better in a lot of areas. But you're supposed to play hard. And we didn't play very smart. We didn't play strong with the ball. We didn't play well enough to beat a really good team." Indefinitely, though, MU is handicapped. "They've just got to weather the storm," Cronin said. "If they had Canty and Kane, they'd be a serious team. Even without them, though, they can still gather themselves and be a good team. It will just take a while without Kane." Cronin knows he has a winning hand with his team. "If we stay healthy, we have a chance to have a special season," he said. "I'm not going to let us get distracted." By that, of course, he means the "orderly evolution" announced on Saturday by the Big East Catholic basketball schools that are breaking away from UC's conference. Cronin was candid about the news. "I don't blame [the departing schools]," he said. "My take is football is the one sport that's dictated all of this. We're here in a state [of West Virginia] where the closest [Big 12 conference game] is 800 miles away. It's ridiculous." He continued. "I've thought about this. If all this is about money and money grabbing, the players should get paid." Indeed, it's a different time in college sports. It's an unexpected scenario for Marshall. It's time for all to adjust. Reach Mitch Vingle at 304-348-4827, firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him at twitter.com/MitchVingle.


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by Joanna Weinstein, 12/14/2011
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When it comes to the holidays, no place celebrates the season quite like New York City, from Rockefeller Center's 74-foot Norway Spruce, with its 30,000 lights, and the 32-foot-high menorah (the world's largest) near Central Park to top-notch selections of fashion and food at multiple holiday markets. At the center of it all are the spectacular holiday windows at the City's department stores, who pull out all the stops with elaborate displays and topical twists. This year, the stores are turning the streets into one big glamorous runway—you'll see Alexander McQueen–bedecked mannequins at Saks Fifth Avenue, a carnival of couture at Bergdorf Goodman and Lady Gaga gallivanting through Barneys. Here's a rundown of what's happening (walking, posing, crawling, floating and spinning) behind the glass this season.


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Bodine Preview: Nashville #1
Posted by: lori on Apr 20, 2011
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From Eighth in Points, Bodine Likes His Germain.com Tundra Team's Chances at Climbing Higher in the Standings at Nashville on Friday Night
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- Bodine Owns 21 Truck Series wins with Germain Racing and 36 NASCAR career wins
- He earned his first Nashville victory last year
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(SportsNetwork.com) - Two struggling former Eastern Conference powerhouses
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Chicago Bulls.
Both teams are unimpressive in the win-loss department, but the Celtics are
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different," said Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau. "It requires a different
intensity. Your decisions have to be quicker. I thought we had a lot of plays
in the paint we just have to finish stronger. We can't just flip the ball up
there. We're capable of doing better."
The Celtics have lost four of their last five games and play six of their next
seven outside of Beantown. They'll host the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday,
then hit the road for five straight on the west coast.
On Tuesday, Boston fell to the Atlanta Hawks, 92-91.
Atlanta's Jeff Teague made a pair of free throws with 1:30 left and that
resulted in the final margin, as both teams came up empty the rest of the way.
Jordan Crawford missed two shots in the final seconds for the Celtics, losers
of their last two on the road.
"Jordan lives for that," said Celtics coach Brad Stevens. "I think he'll
probably beat himself up over it, but that's OK. We play again on Thursday."
The loss spoiled Kelly Olynyk's career-best 21 points on 8-of-11 shooting off
Boston's bench. Kris Humphries finished with 18 points and 10 boards, also off
the bench, as the Celtics reserves outscored their counterparts, 56-16.
The Celtics starters - Crawford, Jeff Green, Brandon Bass, Jared Sullinger and
Avery Bradley - combined for just 35 points on 12-for-47 shooting. Sullinger
did have 10 rebounds.
Boston and Chicago split last season's four matchups, although the Celtics are
just 1-6 in their last seven in the Windy City.
The Sports Network


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Friday night is the annual Military Appreciation night for the Washington Wizards. This event is designed to recognize the tremendous sacrifice that the members of our Armed Forces and their families make on a daily basis.
Candyce Jones, the Games Operations manager for the Wizards, joined us on Thursday morning to tell us more about the upcoming event.
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Current AnnouncementsFROM: Faculty Professional Development Center RE: FPD Committee Offers Students an Opportunity to Submit Merit Award Nominations
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You can nominate your professor for the FPDC's 2013 Merit Award in (1) research, (2) teaching and learning, (3) technology, (4) service and service-learning, or (5) grant-writing. These awards will be given by the Research, Teaching and Learning, Technology, Service and Service-Learning, and Grants and Contracts Subcommittees of the Faculty Professional Development Committee.
The merit awards recognize faculty who are currently engaged in exceptional research, teaching, technology, or grant-writing, or faculty who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to service. The award recipients receive $1,000 that can be used for their preferred professional activity (as appropriate in relation to the award). In addition, the awardees are recognized at a Merit Award Event, where the honorees are given an award certificate and honors cords to wear at the May commencement ceremonies, where they are also recognized.
Nomination forms can be downloaded from the Faculty Professional Development Committee's website: http://www.calu.edu/faculty-staff/grants-awards/fpdc/grants/index.htm
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Frank O'Brien is the founder of Conversation, a "new traditional" ad agency based in New York's Chelsea neighborhood. Frank is used to big moments. He's started his own agency, has made clutch pitches and won big-time clients. He even recently opened his own bar on New York's Upper West Side. No stranger to pressure, is Frank.
But Monday is a big moment for Frank. Conversation, his agency, will be on national TV as a part of AMC's "The Pitch," which is a documentary/reality TV show about two rival agencies competing for a new piece of business. In this case, the client is Popchips. As a former agency guy myself, I'm curious to see what Frank comes up with for Popchips. They already have a strong brand, and are looking to get stronger, so that means the agency that wins will really have to pull out all the stops to impress them.
TheLadders had the opportunity to stop by Conversation's offices and speak with Frank about his agency, his pitch experience, and what life is like at Conversation. We didn't ask him about the outcome of The Pitch (no spoilers!) but this is a great insider's look into the life of an agency founder and executive.
Be sure to catch Frank and his team on The Pitch on AMC, Monday
at 10 pm.
There's also still time to enter TheLadders #mypitch contest on Twitter. Tweet your personal elevator pitch and you can win a 3-month Premium subscription to TheLadders.
Writer's Note: Over the weekend, Frank's episode was moved by AMC to Sunday night and aired at 11 PM. You can see additional coverage and a recap on AMC's site. I won't offer spoliers here, but you can find out the outcome on the site if you want to...
William Beard is the Associate Creative Director of Copy for TheLadders. He loves to travel, always has ESPN.com open, and always takes the cheese option when it's offered.


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After about 20 years I am finally headed back to x5a with a tag in my pocket.
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What I want to know is what kind of expectations should I have for this hunt? Do I shoot the first 2 footer I see on opening morning or let it pass? I can be happy with that but we always strive to do our best
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World Products Cast-Iron Block Upgrades - Want To Make Big Power?Written by on October 1, 2009 Contributors: Randy Bolig You May Need To Upgrade Your Block
Mass-produced vehicles, like most airplanes and cars, are engineered as a compromise between strength, weight, and ease of manufacturing. If strength were the only concern, airplanes would barely fly and cars would be lumbering tanks barely able to accelerate out of their own way. But just as the car as a whole is built to this compromising standard of weight versus strength, so is each part that comprises the car. Fortunately, Chrysler engineered and manufactured some of the best parts in the industry, especially in their engines, but even these venerable crankshafts, rods, and blocks have their limitations. Fortunately, there are now viable alternatives to a factory block, as World Products has developed a line of engine blocks that are reasonably priced and able to handle significantly more power than a factory block is capable of.
Having built, modified, and raced many Mopar engines, including big-blocks, small-blocks, and Hemis, we're quite familiar with the limitations of factory Chrysler blocks. While these blocks handle their rated power quite easily, add a good flowing set of heads, some compression, and a power-adder, and you have a recipe for disaster. Most factory blocks can be made to handle high horsepower for short bursts, but in an endurance or high-powered race application a factory block can crack, dumping oil pressure, resulting in catastrophic failure or worse yet, a wrecked car. Luckily, it's a good time to be a Mopar enthusiast as there are viable alternatives to a factory block for your next high-performance engine build. World Products has developed a new line of Hemi and Wedge blocks, available in cast-iron or aluminum, that far exceed the strength of factory blocks, and are easily able to handle the performance of your next engine build.
While visiting Muscle Motors in Lansing, Michigan, engine builder Mike Ware was kind enough to show us one of the new cast-iron wedge blocks from World Products. Up close, the rugged construction of this block is apparent. Compatible with factory engine components, these blocks feature cross-bolted main caps and improved oiling to the rockers from the oil galleys. Additionally, the deck thickness is .600 inch, and the block features stiffening webs and thicker end rails than factory units. Available in several configurations, you can get your World Products block with bronze lifter bore bushings, and even a raised camshaft location and 60mm cam bearings if necessary. Cast from high-density cast iron or 357 T6 Aluminum, these blocks are light and durable, and unlike the 30-40-year-old factory units, they're new and built specifically for high-horsepower applications.
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1. An inaugural dissertation on insanity: submitted to the public examination of the trustees of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, in the state of New-York ... for the degree of Doctor of Medicine, on the 14th day of May, 1811
- Author(s):
- Beck, Theodric Romeyn, 1791-1855.
Hosack, David, 1769-1835
Romeyn, John B. (John Brodhead), 1777-1825
Seymour, Jonathan, 1778-1841
College of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New York.
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|Unique experience offered for caddies at Ballyneal
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Situated southeast of Holyoke amongst the hills of sunflowers and sand dunes lies one of the top-ranked golf courses in the world, Ballyneal Golf Club.
To avid golfers in northeastern Colorado, the membership-only course represents an elusive gem many have only read about in golf magazines, but to numerous locals in Holyoke, Ballyneal offers a unique employment opportunity.
Many high school kids often fill the summer months by getting a part-time job. While most jobs are often important steps in the development of responsible adults, they lack the appeal and draw of being able to walk one of the most prestigious golf courses in the nation, rubbing shoulders with professional golfers and even some celebrities.
Summed up, caddies are responsible for carrying players' golf bags and clubs, offering advice and providing strategic guidance to help make the player's experience as enjoyable as possible.
The life of a caddie at Ballyneal may not sound appealing at first, carrying other golfers' heavy bags for miles in the heat can be physically demanding, but the position also comes with a number of opportunities not offered at other summer positions.
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Cleansing forms the important first step of any skin care regimen, removing impurities that can dull your complexion; however, if you are using the wrong product to cleanse your face, you may be removing more than dirt and oil. Some facial cleansers strip away vital moisture from your complexion, resulting in dryness that over time can lead to patches of flaking and redness. Others are too harsh, causing discomfort for those with sensitive skin. The EmerginC Cleansers collection features powerful, yet balanced, formulations for the best cleansing without sacrificing the vital moisture content of your skin.
The EmerginC Cleansers line was developed to offer a variety of cleansing options, allowing you to find the perfect product to enhance your complexion. With cleansing solutions for all skin types, the EmerginC Cleansers range is one of the most diverse, effective and safe lineups of skin care products available on the market today. All of the products in the EmerginC Cleansers collection are cruelty-free, produced with environmentally-friendly manufacturing processes and packaged in recyclable containers, so you can feel good about looking your best.
Beautiful skin starts with great hygiene, and for a truly deep clean, there is no line of skin care products like the EmerginC Cleansers collection. With balanced formulas to remove dirt, but not moisture, the cleansers make the perfect first step for any skin care regimen and coordinate perfectly with the other products in the EmerginC family.
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- CINAHL Plus with Full Text (PASCAL)
- Covers nursing and allied health in with full text for more than 620 journals and 218 books/monographs. Also covers Pre-CINAHL. Provided by the MUSC Library in partnership with PASCAL, via EBSCO.
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- Covers organizations, research resources, projects, and databases concerned with health and biomedicine. Citations and abstracts with some full text. Provided by the National Library of Medicine.
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- Covers nursing and allied health primarily as well as other medical disciplines. Citations and abstracts with some full text. Provided by the MUSC Library in partnership with PASCAL and Collegiate DISCUS, via EBSCO.
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Disney Princess My Fairytale Adventure for the 3DS is a great game for a young elementary-aged girl. Girls of middle school age or above may find it skewed too young or not challenging enough to be truly enjoyable.
- Disney Interactive Studios
- Disney Interactive Studios
Release Date(s):
- Sepember 25, 2012
- Disney Princess
ESRB Rating:
- Everyone
- Single-player
3D Mode:
- Yes
Not Compatible:
- Download Play
- Internet
- StreetPass
- SpotPass
- Local Play
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Average Playing Time:
- 7 Hours
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Disney Princess My Fairytale Adventure for the Nintendo 3DS is an enjoyable escape for any young fairy tale or Disney aficionado, but especially so for young girls who are probably the target audience. The game places the player in the role of the young apprentice to a Fairy Godmother who accidentally unleashes a crew of mischievous imps into the worlds of "Princesses" Rapunzel, Cinderella, Ariel, Tiana, and Belle. The player must journey through each world and complete two adventures in each in order to solve all the problems caused by the imps and also to help each Princess.
The apprentice uses her magic wand and twirl magic to complete each task, and the controls for doing so are relatively simple. Shaking the controller back and forth and up and down are the actions required to use magic, but these actions do not need to be very precise. Very little fine motor control is needed for the game, as jumping and other simple acrobatic moves are made easy. This makes the game more appropriate for younger players who can easily get frustrated by difficult controls.
The real magic of this game lies in the interaction of the worlds. Although an older player will not be challenged, entertained or even interested in the very easy tasks and games, there's something magical about getting to wander around in, and interact with familiar Disney worlds from our childhood days. The creators of the game have done a good job including a wide variety of characters and details from each of the princess stories. For instance, the first chapter of the Cinderella world is a great synopsis of the story of getting Cinderella to the ball, and allows the young player to feel as though they are a part of the process. The inclusion of lots of interaction with the mice characters shows that the creators understood the young demographic that would most appreciate this game.
Although immersion into the worlds of the Disney princesses is the best aspect of this game, the overarching storyline of the Fairy Godmother's apprentice is endearing and ties the game together well. Along with exploring the portals to other worlds, the player also has the option to tend to a magical garden, decorate their apprentice's room, and change her appearance and outfit. The jewels needed to purchase items are scattered liberally and respawn often, so they are easy to amass quickly. These creative areas of the game don't offer a lot of variety for an older player, but are sure to delight a younger player with hours of fun and rearranging.
Disney Princess My Fairytale Adventure for the 3DS is a great game for a young elementary-aged girl. Girls of middle school age or above may find it skewed too young or not challenging enough to be truly enjoyable. This game could also be enjoyed by a preschool-aged child, but would require substantial help from an adult to manipulate the controls. Although the plot is simple and the adventures are easy, it is a treat for the eyes and a fun journey through the worlds of five of the most beloved Disney princesses.
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|Biggest crop in town
Four little gardeners and their adult daycare provider don't even come close to being as tall as the majestic sunflowers they planted this spring at the "community garden" spot adjacent to the USDA/Farm Service Agency building in Grant. Nearly 40 youngsters from Hugs-n-Teddybears Daycare facility at the hospital took part in planting and tending to cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, squash, onions, watermelon and corn, in addition to sunflowers and petunias. Pictured are (l-r): Shyne Hickey, Emily Wilson, Laura Campbell and Danica Turner. Back: Teresa Elmshaeuser. This is the third year the daycare children have planted a garden on the premises. "It's so great that the USDA involved us—the kids have a great time," said Shari Anderson, director of the daycare. "We really appreciate it." It is the first year for an addition of six garden plots that are being tended by members of the community through USDA funding applied for by the Grant United Methodist Church. (Photo by Jan Rahn)