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The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013)
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone SynopsisSuperstar magicians Burt Wonderstone (Steve Carell) and Anton Marvelton (Steve Buscemi) have ruled the Las Vegas strip for years, raking in millions with illusions as big as Burt's growing ego. But lately the duo's greatest deception is their public friendship, while secretly they've grown to loathe each other.
Facing cutthroat competition from guerilla street magician Steve Gray (Jim Carrey), whose cult following surges with each outrageous stunt, even their show looks stale. But there's still a chance Burt and Anton can save the actboth onstage and offif Burt can get back in touch with what made him love magic in the first place.
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Release Date
In Theaters March 15, 2013
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Credits
Starring: Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde, Alan Arkin, James Gandolfini, Jim Carrey, Jay Mohr, and Michael Bully Herbig
Written by: John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein
Directed by: Don Scardino
Produced by: Chris Bender, Steve Carell, Jake Weiner, and Tyler Mitchell
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: New Line Cinema
External Info: The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Official Website
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The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Will Appear On Blu-ray And DVD In June
If you havent caught the film, yet, its still playing in some theaters, but if you are just waiting for the home entertainment release, youll be able to purchase the film beginning on June 25. Unfortunately, it doesnt seem as if Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will be putting together an early digital release for the flick, which means Blu-ray copies, DVD copies, and digital downloads will be available simultaneously.
by Jessica Rawden April 26, 2013 comments
Steve Carell's Tina Fey Reunion Is Next, While Musical Doc Adaptation Dies Out
The comedians slate is a mixed bag of surefire hits, Oscar hopefuls and dead projects like Of All the Things. A feature version of a musical documentary centered around songwriter and producer Dennis Lambert who worked with the Four Tops and Dusty Springfield has been unplugged after years of development.
by Sean O'Connell March 18, 2013 comments
Weekend Box Office: Nothing Magical About Burt Wonderstone
Neither The Call nor The Incredible Burt Wonderstone saw much love from critics and audiences didn't offer much more support at the box office this weekend.
by Scott Gwin March 17, 2013 comments
The Call Surprises The Incredible Burt Wonderstone For #2 At Weekend Box Office
Going into this weekend there was no real doubt that any of the new releases would be able to unseat Oz The Great And Powerful, the mammoth Disney release still making tons of money all over the globe. What's surprised everyone, though, is which movie came in second place. Besting the splashy studio comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, the Halle Berry-led thriller The Call made $6.2 million on Friday, good enough for a (distant) second place behind Oz
by Katey Rich March 16, 2013 comments
Tattoos, Vegas Crowds And Rodney Dangerfield: Jim Carrey And Steve Carell Talk Burt Wonderstone
I think magicians are a lot more arrogant, Carrey said. Thats what bothered me about magicians growing up. I was always fascinated by it growing up, theyre kind of like, Abracadabra, youre an idiot! They dont let you in on the joke. Comedians are in on the joke, unless youre Andy Kaufman.
by Eric Eisenberg March 14, 2013 comments
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by Kristy Puchko March 14, 2013 comments
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by Katey Rich March 12, 2013 comments
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by Nick Venable March 12, 2013 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Burt Wonderstone And The Call Reviews
Its been a fairly strong start to the year for the Rotten Watch and its time to keep the critical prediction train rolling. This week weve got Carrell, Buscemi and Carrey going magician and Halle Berry getting on the horn
by Doug Norrie March 10, 2013 comments
Jim Carrey, Steve Carell Work Their Magic With The Incredible Burt Wonderstone At SXSW
Austin is like a beautiful woman, and I just want to take advantage of you! That was Jim Carrey, speaking from the stage of the majestic Paramount Theater as his dueling-magicians comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone kicked off the 2013 South By Southwest Film Festival.
by Sean O'Connell March 9, 2013 comments
Steve Carell And Steve Buscemi Enchant In Incredible Burt Wonderstone Promo
This tongue-in-cheek trailer features Steve Carell and Steve Buscemi as Las Vegas magicians Burt Wonderstone and Anton Marvelton at the high point of the dynamic duo's career. But that has passed. Nowadays, audiences want something new and strange. Wonderstone and Marvelton are playing to dwindling crowds while a street performer (Jim Carrey) steals their thunder with bizarre fetes and grungy goth fashion sense.
by Kristy Puchko March 7, 2013 comments
Olivia Wilde Dreams Big On The Set Of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
In the upcoming The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Olivia Wilde doesnt play your typical magicians assistant. Rather than just being there to help out with the illusions and look pretty, her character, Jane, actually has big aspirations to be a magician herself...
by Eric Eisenberg March 2, 2013 comments
Steve Carell Talks The Fun Of Playing A Douchebag On The Set Of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Weve all heard the classic line about how its always more fun to play the villain, but surprisingly you never hear about the benefits of playing the asshole hero. Sure, playing the baddie allows a sense of freedom from consequence...
by Eric Eisenberg February 27, 2013 comments
Making Magic On The Set Of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Just a little over a year ago I drove out to the Wadsworth Theater in Los Angeles, CA where I joined a small group of other film journalists to visit the set of then in-production comedy, where we had the pleasure of not only watching the production in action, but also talking to stars Steve Carell, Olivia Wilde and Steve Buscemi, as well as director Don Scardino and producer Chris Bender.
by Eric Eisenberg February 27, 2013 comments
Steve Carell And Jim Carrey Channel Siegfried And Roy In New Burt Wonderstone Poster
Don Scardinos The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, a Las Vegas-based magician comedy, co-stars Steve Carell, Jim Carrey and Steve Buscemi though youd never guess that based on the first official poster, because the three men look nothing like themselves. Which is probably great, because the further this movie drifts of the path of the safe and conventional, the better it will be for all of us!
by Sean O'Connell January 29, 2013 comments
Evil Dead, Spring Breakers And The Incredible Burt Wonderstone Heading To SXSW
Incredible! Evil! Franco!! These are just a few words that came to mind as we perused the just-announced line up for the South By Southwest Film Festival, which revealed that it will open on March 8 with the world premiere of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone before moving on to screenings of Evil Dead and Spring Breakers.
by Sean O'Connell January 15, 2013 comments
Olivia Wilde And Steve Buscemi Show Their Skills In New Incredible Burt Wonderstone Posters
Just yesterday the cast of the upcoming comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone introduced a lot of magic in the air in Hollywood. In addition to the first ever trailer for the film we also got two brand new character posters featuring Steve Carell (as the titular magician) and Jim Carrey (as Steve Gray, the film's main villain). But the other two main stars of the movie are not to be ignored and now have some artwork of their very own.
by Eric Eisenberg December 21, 2012 comments
Steve Carell And Jim Carrey Make Some Magic In First Incredible Burt Wonderstone Trailer
Directed by Don Scardino, best known for his work on television series like 30 Rock, Royal Pains, Law and Order and 2 Broke Girls, the new comedy centers on an aging magician named Burt Wonderstone (Steve Carell) and his partner Anton Marvelton (Steve Buscemi).
by Eric Eisenberg December 20, 2012 comments
Burt Wonderstone Posters Turn Steve Carrell And Jim Carrey Into Cards
Steve Carell has built a career out of playing the sad sack everyman, but in his next movie hell drape himself in sequins and become a superstar. The new movie Burt Wonderstone casts Carell and Jim Carrey as rival magicians out to destroy each other.
by Josh Tyler December 20, 2012 comments
A Quick Look Behind The Curtain: On The Set Of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Based on a screenplay by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein (Horrible Bosses), the movie centers on a long-time magician named Burt Wonderstone (Carell) who remains an egotistical, selfish, jaded diva despite his waning fame. Unable to take any more abuse, Anton Marvelton (Buscemi), Wonderstones partner from the beginning...
by Eric Eisenberg December 20, 2012 comments
Steve Carell Conjures Some Magic In First Incredible Burt Wonderstone Images
Steve Carell has been focusing on his movie career ever since he left the cast of The Office and it looks like 2013 should be his boom year. In addition to working on Anchorman: The Legend Continues, the long-awaited sequel, he will be front and center in a number of new releases, including Bennett Miller's Foxcatcher, Jim Rash and Nat Faxon's The Way, Way Back and the animated Despicable Me 2.
by Eric Eisenberg December 18, 2012 comments
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Warner Bros. has some huge movies coming out next year, including titles like Man of Steel, Pacific Rim, and The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, and while dates for those titles are probably pretty set in stone, the studio has been doing some moving and shaking with four of their other films due out in 2013.
by Eric Eisenberg October 10, 2012 comments
Community's Gillian Jacobs Joins Steve Carell In The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Since it was put on perpetual hiatus, many people are experiencing a serious case of Community withdrawal but thankfully, this week we got a double dose of Gillian Jacobs. The actress was last seen kissing Keira Knightley and Steve Carell in the trailer for Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World and, well, it must have been something because Jacobs just joined Carell in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone for a role even more intimate.
by Jesse Carp February 15, 2012 comments
Jay Mohr Joins The Ever-Expanding Cast Of Burt Wonderstone
Jay Mohr gets stuck doing a lot of crap. While he does have the occational gem on his resume, like the cancelled-too-soon TV show Action, Go, and Jerry Maguire, most of his career has been spent doing crappy movies and short-lived sitcoms. He has talent but rarely gets the opportunity to show it off. Hopefully Burt Wonderstone can do something to buck that trend.
by Eric Eisenberg December 21, 2011 comments
Brad Garrett May Join Carell, Carrey, Gandolfini And Buscemi In Burt Wonderstone
Burt Wonderstone is already looking like a movie with enough magical star-power to lift it off the ground. With Steve Carell set to star, and Jim Carrey, James Gandolfini and Steve Buscemi also attached, not to mention Olivia Wilde, the cast of New Line's magician comedy is already top notch. Factor Brad Garrett into the equation and there may even more reason to speculate over whether this movie could manage to live up to the sum of its parts.
by Kelly West December 13, 2011 comments
Olivia Wilde Romancing Steve Carell, Jim Carrey In Burt Wonderstone
People are going to come to Wonderstone to see Carell play off of Carrey, but its encouraging that director Don Scardino is going out of his way to surround the comedians with solid character actors and eye candy (I mean Steve Buscemi, of course)
by Sean O'Connell October 31, 2011 comments
Olivia Wilde, Michelle Monaghan, Judy Greer And More On Burt Wonderstone Short List
Deadline reports that Olivia Wilde, Michelle Monaghan, Judy Greer, Sarah Silverman and Jessia Biel are in the running to fill out the comedic triangle, though were not sure yet what role the actress would play in director Don Scardinos film. But depending on which actress you choose, youre going to get a specific tone that could take Wonderstone in completely different directions.
by Sean O'Connell October 27, 2011 comments
Jim Carrey In Talks To Join Steve Carell In Burt Wonderstone
Jim Carrey and Steve Carell may not have shared a scene in the season finale of The Office earlier this year, but it's becoming easier and easier to see them in movies together. In addition to staring as antagonists in Bruce Almighty, both comedians lent their voices to the animated adaptation of Horton Hears A Who.
by Eric Eisenberg October 11, 2011 comments
Jason Reitman Performing Magic With Burt Wonderstone Script
Reitman will be the fourth writer to get his hands on the script, which has already been in the hands of John Frances Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, as well as original scribbler Charles Kultgen. As Reitman gives it his seal of approval, casting is feverish for someone to star across from Carell in the role of the rival magician. Wanna bet itll be Sacha Baron Cohen? More on Burt Wonderstone as the film nears production.
by Will LeBlanc June 17, 2011 comments
Steve Carell's Burt Wonderstone Gets A Director
We are living in tough times, my friends. With Michael Scott leaving The Office, we no longer have a means of seeing new Steve Carell material every week. Seeing as Carell is one of the most likable leading men going at the moment, what's important to remember is that not being on the show will allow him to do a lot more movies, and now one of his upcoming projects has taken a huge step forward.
by Eric Eisenberg June 3, 2011 comments
New Line Makes Burt Wonderstone Director Disappear
With his six year run on The Office nearing its end, all eyes are on funny man Steve Carell to see what hes going to do next. Hes got a film in the can called Crazy, Stupid, Love with Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, and two films in pre-production, one of which has just run into its first major snag.
by Will LeBlanc April 6, 2011 comments
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McDougall has two previous feature directing credits, the 1990 football hooligan film Arrivederci Millwall and 1999's horror film Heart.But for the most part he's had a strong TV career, helming episodes of Queer As Folk, Sex and the City, Desperate Housewives and of course The Office
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Started by ~A2~ , Mar 08 2012 11:52 AM
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Posted 08 March 2012 - 11:52 AM
Hi all
New thread time
Previous thread
Posted 08 March 2012 - 01:03 PM
omg omg omg *fans hand in front of face*, I want to thank my mum, my aunty and God!
Ok, so I have never won gold before, I am a little excited.
So much seems to be happening with everyone, along with just the run of the day stuff. The clock is ticking on our next arrivals! Ali and P!NK, hope you are both doing well and are holding your new arrivals soon... only 2 more days (in theory)!!
I have my scan tomorrow, so hopefully we find out what gender we are having. I am so excited, wont be able to sleep tonight. I am not leaving until they can tell me!!! And if they can't I guess I will have to pay for a 3d one or something (though not sure I can convince him to spend the money).
Hope you are all well...
Edited by Rumply, 08 March 2012 - 01:08 PM.
Posted 08 March 2012 - 01:52 PM
she is here!!!!!
Scarlett Elizabeth arrived tuesday arvo weighing 6lb 11oz after a speedy, intense 1hour 48 min labour....(fast is not always good )...I'm in love
Posted 08 March 2012 - 03:20 PM
huge congratulations P!NK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What wonderful news! She has a lovely name. Can't wait to hear more details- though you're making me think I should be careful what I wish for when I say I want a quick labour!! (Quicker than 32 hours would be good though!!!).
Rumply, lol, congrats on your gold!!! Can't wait to hear about your scan- what time is it??
3cubs- Bummer about having to wait for your nuchal scan!! But I guess at least you know you're getting it done right, which is good for peace of mind. Not toooooo long to go
Elle- Glad you are feeling better, and glad you can laugh about your outing!!
Afm, following in Quinston's footsteps here- just getting over a bout of gastro Little Miss still seems pretty comfy in there though...
And, will repost the list on the first page, with one new addition!
Elle - EDD 16 February Rose Elizabeth born 15 February
Quinston - EDD 29 February Alasdair Orlando born 28 February
P!NK- EDD 10 March Scarlett Elizabeth born 6 March
Alibaba- EDD 10 March
flyingkiwi - EDD 24 March (surprise)
Redinoz - EDD 29 March
SusieBlue - EDD 19 April
Genie - EDD 20 June
Rumply - EDD 24 July
DW2202 - EDD 28 July
Polly - EDD 12 August
MichieMoo - EDD 17 August
3cubs - EDD 16 September
Posted 08 March 2012 - 04:28 PM
Boobie prize for me!
I think I may deserve it today too - I just started trying to read the new thread only to somehow end up reading thread #8... that wouldn't have been so bad except it took me about two pages to realise something was very wrong - Ali's DH had just caved on the name Violet, Pink had outed herself and Red in Oz had just got back from the UK. Got to love pregnancy brain!
Anyway, back to the present...
A huge congrats to P!nk!!!!! I love the name and can't wait to hear more about your beautiful little girl!
Elle - Glad you're feeling better, mastitis is awful! It does get easier to have two at the shops, until then just keep smiling
3cubs - It must be frustrating having to wait for your scan, but it sounds like the right decision. I'm sure your little one will be just perfect.
Rumply - Good luck at the scan tomorrow, what are you thinking - boy or girl?
Ali - Your up next! I'll be ing for baby news! Glad to hear your feeling better.
Susie - I hear you on the air-con, we installed ours when I found out I was pregnant with my first summer baby This one is actually due in winter though, so I'm a little worried about those middle of the night breastfeeds!
AFM, I saw the OBGYN yesterday and everything is going well. I'm feeling lots of movements now, but still small enough to be reasonable comfortable. It's just as well as we have been insanely busy renovating and re-arranging our house in order to fit in our third child. I shouldn't be surprised though, I have photos of me painting Jordi's room at around 7 months pregnant, so I should have expected to be just as busy this time around
Posted 08 March 2012 - 05:10 PM
Oh my goodness! So much action today!!
Congratulations P!NK! Yay for a gorgeous little girl Sounds like she was in a hurry too! Its amazing how they can chill out in there for so long and then go 'ok, time to leave now!' Hope you're having lovely cuddles now.
Ali - you are next!!! Woot!!!! How is that prelabour going????
Rumply - Congrats on your gold Can't wait to hear about your gender scan tomorrow!!!
Posted 08 March 2012 - 08:47 PM
Congratulations P!NK!!! Beautiful name and looking forward to the pics!
alibaba~81 thanks for reposting the list. I was 3 days early with Max, so if I'm early again and you're that late again I suppose I could go before you. Hope you're over the gastro.
Rumply, good luck with the scan, looking forward to hearing what you're having
Genie, lol on reading the old thread and not twigging. Hope you can get everything organised in plenty of time to fit the baby!
Hi everyone else!
AFM, all going well, just very tired and achy. Baby is 3/5 engaged, I thought it had dropped. It means my stomach is not as squashed but my hips and pelvis are even more sore. I'm ready, even though I'd like baby to wait until after I've taken Max to the playschool concert on Tuesday. So tired today, and a bit emotional, I figure I'm getting so little sleep that the baby may as well be on the outside. Maternity leave isn't nearly as relaxing second time round!
Did get a couple of things done today though, have a lasagne made and ready to freeze, finished my online application for paid parental leave (what a hoopla!) and a toy Hoot arrived that we only ordered a couple of days ago and Max loves it.
Posted 09 March 2012 - 10:40 AM
CONGRATULATIONS P!NK on the arrival of Scarlett Elizabeth! What a beautiful name So far we're setting the trend for quick labours and girls with Elizabeth as the middle name.
Good luck with your scan Rumply, will check back later to find out if you're having a blue or pink baby!
Thinking of you Ali and flyingkiwi and can't wait for news
Posted 09 March 2012 - 05:57 PM
Hooray P!NK. Congrats on the arrival of Scarlett Elizabeth.
Ali - hope you are over the gastro. That has to be bloody awful when pregnant.
FlyingKiwi - sounds like you are just about ready to go. I get sore hips in pregnancy too (they are already sore ) so you have my sympathy.
Hi to everyone else.
Nothing new with me. Still very tired - ripped off on the 2nd trimester energy boost but at least I'm not sick anymore.
DD has been horror going to bed lately and I think I'm going to have to deal with this, although some of the problem might be a couple of late-ish long naps. If she doesn't nap as long during the day (or naps earlier) then she pretty much feeds to sleep, not a perfect solution either as what will she do if I'm not there? I have No cry sleep solution and will have another look at that, but might need the toddler version. I think we need to get to a point where she can be in bed and then go to sleep alone (even if not right away). At the moment, she might be ok for a bit by herself, but needs me there to actually go to sleep. Last night she just ended up with several top up feeds to try and "knock her out". Other times, it just takes me sitting there and patting on and off. She starts off going to bed fine (happily gets into her sleeping bag, turn on music, settles in for breastfeed, gets taken off before she is asleep, popped into bed, thumb in mouth, initially rolls over like she is going to sleep, but then just won't go to bloody sleep - grrrr). It drives me crazy! She still wakes up once during the night too but I have less of an issue with that right now as she resettles fine then (well, with breastmilk but it doesn't take very long). I will deal with that part after, or maybe both together once I get a plan. She ends up standing up crying out for me at the moment really don't have much idea where to start with this at the moment. I do know that she can't be this dependent on me for all her sleep when we have 2 so I feel like I need to sort it out sooner rather than later so we aren't all panicking about it before bubba2 arrives.
Posted 11 March 2012 - 07:17 AM
A big Welcome to Scarlett Elizabeth.
Congratulations P!nk on the speedy delievery and keep on enjoying your baby girl!
Posted 11 March 2012 - 09:57 AM
Hi All
Just a quick post here, over the gastro but now have a cold. DD has something too but hers is more chesty so I think they're different?? Had so much prelabour last night that I got everything ready thinking this might be it, but nope. Probably just as well as I can't breathe through my nose! So feeling a little worse for wear right now, I guess the good news is that HOPEFULLY I will be feeling well again soon, and in the next 2 weeks I will definitely have a baby!
Flyingkiwi- you're so right, NOTHING is as relaxing second time around! Gah! Good luck to you, not long now!! (Hope I go first though ).
Rumply- how are you??
Mich- How old is your DD again? I keep forgetting! She sounds just like mine. Unfortunately I never managed to solve our sleep issues until I weaned her, don't know that it was related though as it still took several months, but I was giving her a bottle of cows milk then, and then weaning her off that led to better sleep. She's still hit and miss now though I've given up on getting anything sorted before #2 arrives lol, but DD has been sick so her night wakeups are understandable atm (1-2hourly though- geez!)...
Well,. here is a bump pic from yesterday, my due date
I had my 40w appointment on Friday and she was 1-2/5 engaged, so very low. Lucy never engaged before labour so it's kind of weird! Despite all the tightenings and period pain and back pain etc etc, I haven't had a show or anything like that so I guess she could still be a while away
Posted 11 March 2012 - 10:44 AM
Alibaba - DD is 21 months. She drinks cows milk out of a cup during the day but she just sees that as something else yummy to drink, not as an alternative the breastmilk. I am thinking that I might have to wean her off the breastmilk before bed but at the moment she seems so addicted to that part. Last night, she had her breastmilk, still awake, put her in bed and she went hysterical. Got her out, calmed her down, back in bed, same result. Ended up on the rocking chair until she was basically asleep. Took about 30 minutes which is a huge improvement on the hour it took the previous 3 days.
Hope you are over the cold soon and that those pre-labour signs turn into real labour soon.
Posted 11 March 2012 - 12:20 PM
Just had a little milestone today - disassembled the cot in Max's room. He's now having all his sleeps in his big bed. I would say where did my little baby go, but it's ok, I'll have another in a week or two
Posted 12 March 2012 - 06:25 PM
Mich- fingers crossed the sleep keeps improving. Would be nice to fix the sleeping without weaning. Are you planning on tandem feeding?
Flyingkiwi- Lol Glad your big boy is doing so well in his bed!!
AFM, apparently my uterus didn't get the memo about it being labour day Ah well. I still have this cold. Definitely feeling better than I was but can't breathe through my nose AT ALL, it's driving me crazy. Prelabour is still in full force though, geez I hope it's doing something!!
Posted 12 March 2012 - 08:43 PM
Hi... just thought I'd pop in and check on you.
Congratulations PINK hope you're home and enjoying your beautiful pink bundle, she sounds adorable.
Ali, come on, sending labour vibes your way.
Flying Kiwi, glad to hear the bed is going well. Hannah moved into hers about 3 weeks ago when we moved house, shes' still a bit of trouble going down at night (which she wasn't in the cot since weaning the bedtime feed just before she turned 2) but is sleeping through and gradually waking later and later in the morning, usually a few minutes before 6 now, instead of 4.30 ...
AFM, all good here, had ob appointment last week, bub is head down and happy, feeling very comfortable still so not expecting her any time soon, my mum arrived next Monday so then she can come whenever she wants except for the 25th when DH is doing the Melbourne Ironman race...
I've pretty much quit EB completely now, but I'll keep checking up on you over the next few weeks to check out the new arrivals.
Posted 12 March 2012 - 08:53 PM
WOOT.. Congratulations P!NK... that is fantastic news. Hope you are all doing well. That was a crazy quick labour, hopefully you recover ok from it.
Ali - hope you too are feeling better. What bad timing for a cold, hopefully it is gone before you go into real labour!!! I have heard the body often 'cleans' itself out before labour (ie the gastro)... didn't for me that I remember, but I went early. The clock is ticking now... fingers crossed all goes well (and soon!!!). Love the bump shot!
Michie0moo - I had lots of sleep issues with my DS, we only saw real improvement when I weaned as well I had to go sleep in another room and DH managed it. It was painful for about 3 days or so, then he finally started to settle better. But would def wait until your DD settles down a little, as it sounds like she may have been out of sorts recently. Good luck with whatever you chose to do.
Flyingkiwi - My DS loves his Hoot (aka Boot) too, keeps him company in bed. Not long for you now either... I can't believe how quickly the time has gone!! Though I bet at this point it feels very slow for you. Good on you for making food, I hope I am motivated enough to start getting stuff ready at that point. Thankfully I will be keeping DS in care, so I really should have no excuses.
Genie - Pregnancy brain is kinda fun. I found the paprika in the fridge the other day... random! It is bad at work though.
3Cubs - Did you get your scan last Thursday or have I got my timing all stuffed up?
Elle-M - That is brave of you to even attempt the shops, I think that will be tricky with a toddler and a newborn!! And of course the poo explosions have to happen right at the most convenient times... they know!!
AFM - We are having another BOY!!! So excited, as I have always wanted 2 little boys. But I do feel a little sad that I wont experience a little girl (our little Elanore or Ellie)... but you get that. He is measuring about 5 days further ahead than what my dates are, but they do say there is room for movement in that. I wonder if this means I may go early again, though I would like at least one week off before hand this time... even just a few days would be nice. I have planned 3 weeks, but time will tell.
I ended up getting into the CatCH program through the hospital, which is not quite the Birth Centre program, but not the full antenatal clinic (just get the same midwife through everything).
Hope everyone is well and look forward to our next updates!!!!
Posted 13 March 2012 - 12:22 PM
Ali your bump is gorgeous, you look fabulous! Would love to see baby pics form P!nk and Quinston (but I know how hard it is to get a chance to go to the toilet, let alone upload pics!)
Rumply - HOORAY for another boy, they will grow up to be best buddies
Does anyone have any opinions on co-sleeping? I did it for a few weeks with DS to get by and have found myself doing it again with Rose. I'm sleeping in our spare room at the moment (in a king single bed) because she wakes so frequently and has one hour long screaming episode every night at some point. When I was trying to put her in the cot she would wake after 10 mins and I'd spend another half hour rocking her to sleep, put her down, for her only to wake again a few minutes later. Last night I brought her in bed with me and she slept soundly!! I don't smoke or drink (at the moment) so I'm not too worried about the risks, plus I'm a very light sleeper.
Have any of you co-slept? Hopefully it will just be a short phase like it was with DS and she'll go down in her cot soon.
Posted 13 March 2012 - 01:15 PM
Hi everyone!
I suspect DS is not sleeping, but as long as he is quiet I'm ok! I'm worried that the day sleeps may be disappearing, but we've had lots of dramas moving him into the big bed, probably because I made the mistake of leaving the cot in his room while we attempted to move him. I'm hoping that they'll return once we sort it out. This last week:
elle - I have to say I was a little paranoid when DS was little and didn't cosleep, I had him in a bassinette next to the bed. However now that he is older if he wakes up at night we end up cosleeping. I'm not always a fan of it because I get annoyed at getting kicked! But I'm sure Rose is far too little for any antics in the bed
I also wanted to say I love your sig pic - you have such gorgeous children
ali - When you posted yesterday I was convinced it was going to be a birth announcement! If I'm getting impatient imagine how you are feeling!! I hope prelabour turns into real labour soon. I hope you start feeling better soon too! You need all the energy you can get
Mich - Hope you start feeling more energised soon. I hope DD starts to sleep better for you too. Who would have thought sleep would be so complicated??? I don't remember what I did re: DS' day sleeps when he was BF (how pathetic is that?) but I do remember that when he was 11 months old he started to sleep through the night without the one BF he was having - he just decided that he didn't want it anymore. I hope your DD might do something similar.
red - Nice to see you, I can understand that you don't have much time for EB these days! Hope to hear from you when your little one comes!
Rumply - Yay for another boy!! That must be so exciting, you can pull out DS' clothes again....so cute!!! Are you planning on having just the 2?
flyingkiwi - Thinking of you, not long now!
AFM - Things are going well. At the moment I am still finding this pg to be easier than my last. Not much heartburn, sleeping pretty well, maternity clothes are still comfortable. I think I must be baking a smaller baby. She is also a lot quieter than DS in utero, although she seems to find it amusing to wriggle and then just leave some hard poky bit sticking out. She might find it comfortable but I don't!!
Anyway, DS is making noise. Lets see if he's destroyed his room!!
Posted 13 March 2012 - 03:03 PM
Hi ladies,
I've been doing lots of ing, but must admit I have been a bit slack with posting, so here goes...
Susie - I'm sorry I know it must be frustrating, but I couldn't help but laugh when I read about your DS's antics! How amazing that he actually managed to go to sleep in such uncomfortable places - he's certainly a determined little man. Good luck, I hope he gets the message soon.
Elle - I've co-slept with both my girls, never as a permanent solution, just when they're going through those really difficult sleepless periods. I think I waited until DD1 was 12 weeks before I did with her, but I know that I started with DD2 much earlier. I think a little common sense goes a long way - obviously no alcohol or drugs, don't use doonas etc, keep them away from the pillow. I certainly never got a great nights sleep with them in my bed, but it was a lot better than not getting any sleep at all. Good luck with whatever you choose to do.
Rumply - Yay! Nice to know someone else is having a boy! Two little boys will be great playmates too and having all those hand-me-down clothes certainly helps the budget
Red - Lovely to hear from you! Do pop back and let us know when your little one arrives, although I certainly understand how hard it can be!
Ali - Loved the pic, what a beautiful bump! Everytime I see you've posted something new I hope for your sake your little one has arrived, but unfortunately these things can't be rushed. All the pre-labour sounds very promising though - DD2 was a week overdue, but I had lots of pre-labour and in the end she was born 40 mins after we got to the hospital. I think DH is a little nervous about how quickly this one could make his appearance Hopefully things will happen for you soon xx
FlyingKiwi - Congrats on moving the cot, woohoo! It's nice how knowing you have another little one on the way makes the others growing up a little easier. Try and get some rest yourself now, you have a big couple of weeks ahead of you
Michiemoo - I really feel your pain Even after we weaned DD1 we still had to lay on the floor next to her cot and pat her to sleep etc. For us, the transition into her big girl bed was the turning point. We simply said that now that she was a big girl, she needed to go to sleep on her own. We had a few little hiccups, but in the end she improved dramatically. Even at four she still plys up a bit when we put her to bed, but nothing like she did before. Good luck, I know how hard it can be xx
AFM, I'm very excited as I'm doing my first parent roster at Kindy tomorrow. I can't wait to actually be in the room and see for myself how DD1 is settling in. DD1 has also asked me to go to her school disco with her on Friday night, so it will be nice to have some time just the two of us. DD2 is still playing with toilet training. She does wees and poos on the toilet, but certainly hasn't started using it regularly yet. We've emptied our study and are ready to start patching, painting and redecorating, so hopefully she will be in her big girl room (and big girl bed) by the end of the month. Pregnancy wise I seem to be chugging along quite nicely - 26 weeks tomorrow, so third trimester here I come! I bought a booster seat for DD1 and I'm getting a third anchor point fitted in our car tomorrow, so at very least I know I'll be able to bring all the kids home from the hospital. I've started buying a few little bits of blue, but still have a lot to go. Lucky I still have a few months yet!
Have a lovely day everyone
Posted 14 March 2012 - 07:56 AM
Hi girls! Don't get excited, not a news post!
red in oz- Good to hear from you! Lol, can understand 'quitting' EB- maybe I would have actually finished my PhD if I did the same?? Glad the pregnancy is going well, not long at all to go!
elle-M- I only did stints of cosleeping, as for us it generally wasn't the answer to more sleep. I have no problems with it if you've researched how to do it safely, and it sounds like you have
SusieBlue- Your DS is hilarious!!!! In hindsight, this pregnancy has been easier than my last in many ways too. I wouldn't say either has been particularly hard though
Genie- Good luck at kindy today!! And yay for 26 weeks- how fast these pregnancies seem to be going (except mine lol ).
AFM, 40+4, can breathe through my nose a tiny bit today which is exciting. I felt terrible again yesterday but today a lot better so hopefully this is nearly the end of it. I had a bit of a trickle of fluid down my leg just before but have put a pad in and nothing more, so just watching it atm and if I get any more will call the birth centre. I'm trying to be zen about everything, really she can't be much more than a week away at most!!
Posted 14 March 2012 - 02:12 PM
alibaba - same problem with the PhD. I have to correct my corrections and am getting nowhere with it. Serious lack of motivation. Between here and FB, I'm surprised I did any of my write up at all though (any excuse to procrastinate). Have you seen this site http://www.phdcomics.com/comics.php
Glad to hear that your cold is improving. Hopefully full recovery will prompt labour (I can't imagine trying to breathe through a contraction with a blocked nose).
Elle - I also just did cosleeping when DD was really unsettled. As long as you follow the proper guidelines (like no drinking, smoking, blankets and pillows clear etc) then it is perfectly safe (and perhaps even safer according to some studies). It took me a while to figure out feeding while lying down so I didn't start until she was older.
Red in Oz - yay for later sleeping for Hannah and hope baby arrives before or after your DH's ironman.
Rumply - yay for a boy.
Genie - hope kindy went well today. Sounds like you are very busy at the moment. How old is your TT toddler? DD is telling us (sometimes) that she is doing wees (although says poo poo for wee), and even undoing one side of her nappy and trying to pull down her pants (I think just after) but isn't interested in getting on the toilet. Our neighbours have offered us their toilet training stuff so I have to remember to pop over and see what we want. I haven't set up a potty yet but I've been talking about the concepts a bit to DD and have just got a book about it so will maybe set up and see if she is interested. She is definitely on the young side for training (21 months) so it is more a "give her the option when she is ready" idea rather than a real start. I also keep meaning to order some cloth training pants which I must get on to as quite a few stores have discounts this month.
SusieBlue - so funny about your DS and the cot.
AFM - thanks everyone for your supportive messages about my vent about DD's sleep. Sounds like weaning and big beds are the secrets (a friend also said her DD didn't really go down without fuss until she was in a big girl bed but they find dressed up as a princess some mornings - lol). Still taking a long time to settle her at times but she is settling down a little. I think I need to get hold of a copy of No cry sleep solution for toddlers. I have a night weaning plan, but I think I need a new bedtime plan. She is going to be babysat next week and I am hoping she is asleep before her grandparents arrive as she is soooo excited by them being around that she absolutely will not want to go to bed. It's just them for some reason. I think the fact that MIL hovers and constantly entertains her just doesn't allow her to wind down, but I don't want to be a pushy parent and tell her she can't do that or to back off. She gets so much pleasure out of it and DD has such a good time. Plus she is going back to Canada at the end of this month to help with her Mum and sorting some stuff out and then SIL is due at the end of April so I expect she'll stay until mid-May at least, so it isn't worth making a stand on right now anyway.
I am torn on the weaning front. I would like to wean her but at the same time I want her to be on board with it. I am pretty sure my milk supply has been lower because she keeps trying for more feeds and also, she is preferentially going for the "better flow" side even if I last fed from that side. She saw a friends baby being breastfed today and instantly she wanted some too. Looks like tandem feeding would be happening if she isn't weaned when baby arrives. OMG I'd be a breastfeeding machine! I don't want to force weaning too close to when the baby arrives either as I don't want her to feel that the baby took that away from her. Sigh...
Other than that, pregnancy is going well (17+4) and while I'm going to bed pretty much with DD lately, I'm doing a bit better with being awake during the day (esp if I can lie down for a bit, even if I don't actually sleep). My pants now need a belly belt (after I said to a friend on MONDAY that I was still fitting in my pants) and I have a definite bump there now and I think my maternity clothes will have to all come out of the cupboard now before I stretch all my t-shirts out of shape. I think I have felt some little flutters at night -anterior placenta so I can't feel much and can't believe how unsure I am about whether I'm really feeling anything. Oh, I think that was a little push!!!!
Will be lurking for news of new arrivals....
Posted 14 March 2012 - 03:04 PM
Golly gosh so much has been happening. Worse thing is im struggling with a shocking headache and last time i came on i had to run off and vomit and somehow managed to congratulate PINK and that was it.
Ive had a brief look thru and will have to try and be better in my personals soon. I didnt sleep so well last night so thats probably part of the reason behind the headache. Usually if zara or one of the kids wakes me up i can usually go back to sleep but not last night. Dh was also up and sounded like he needed to blow his nose and i couldnt sleep with those noises going on. In the end i said can u blow your nose or something but it was almost morning and then zara wakes up again from a nightmare. Hoping for a better sleep tonight.
However, I did see Ali made her due date as she predicted and baby still hasnt arrived. Glad to also read u have been having plenty of prelabour pains as this will make the final delievery hopefully short and fast. I had plenty of prelabour with zara and as a result it was a nice quick birth... about 2 hours but still bloody painful!!
michiemoo: im sure u really are feeling flutters. I know this sounds weird and not right but in the last week or so i can feel flutters and yes im only 13.5 weeks. When i tend to feel it is if im lying in some awkward postion like on my back on the couch with my legs curled or something that seems to make some of my tummy pushed to a point or something and then i feel it. each time its been accidental that ive got in this position and then its like omg i just felt the baby move and i quickly move out of that position as it doesnt feel right its like im comprimising something. but i reckon for me it is possible as the baby is about 7.5cm from crown to rump so there is something there and our tummys arent that big etc.
genie: i had my first day last friday in harrys preschool class and it is nice to see what they do etc. hope u enjoy your day in your dd's class.
Rumply: congratulations on your boy!!
AFM: im only having my nt scan tomorrow. I will be 13 weeks and 5-6 days so its the very last day that the nt scan is still viable but the fetal medicine unit told me not to worry so hopefully all will be fine. Cant wait to see the baby at least i will be rewarded with my longer than usual wait and get to see a bigger moer developed baby and the morph scan will come round a lot faster now too!!
Sorry for those i missed but need to rest my head and take it easy and be back.
Ali i do check my phone so know that it hasnt happened yet but am waiting for the good news!! Oh by the way u look fantastic well your body does anyhow.. lucky you. Im usually 54 kgs pre harry and pre lewis but am already 64 kg. I havent been able to lose it since Lewis. I hate having this extra weight and trying to be really careful in this pregnancy but doesnt help when dh brings home a big bag of sour cream and chives potato chips.
Posted 15 March 2012 - 11:15 AM
continuing with personals. I think my headaches are because im sick. Have now been getting into the panadols.
Ali: I had leaking amnio fluid with ds2 for awhile and then the almighty explosion. I wonder if that will happen for u?
sounds like u have also had the terrible lurgy going round. I think im getting it now, headaches, stuffy nose, sore throat, not bed ridden yet fingers crossed that wont happen. I hope u are completely better ready for this bub!
keep us updated
michiemoo: what is your phd on? Good on u for still studying. Wish i had the time to go back to study and do more stuff for myself. Trying to find dd a spot in childcare for one or two days a week so at least i can go some casual teaching or something before this bub comes along.
cant remember if i commented on you still breastfeeding. I stopped breastfeeding half way through the cycle i conceived with this one. If it means anything and all of this is ever so personal but having a break from breastfeeding for me is the best thing. I saw a lady at the pool breastfeeding a 7 week old and thought thank god im not doing that. I breastfed ds for 15 months, expressed for lewis whilst in hospital and breastfed zara till 13 months. I must admit i feel a bit guilty about not breastfeeding zara as long as harry but hey the break is good too. Cant believe i will be doing it again in 6 months. SO if u are like me and do decide to take a break for me its the best thing. I fidn breastfeeding can be tiring and takes extra energy etc.
SusieBliue: glad you are enjoying the pregnancy and good to hear its all cruising along fine for u.
elle_M: I co slept with Harry and Zara. With harry till 15 months, zara 9 months. Each time i got them into a cot at night it was the best thing.. they took up so much room. We only have a queen bed. But for me when they are really little in order to get a half decent sleep i still think its a good thing. We werent going to do it with Lewis though so there would have been lots of nights being up with him.
continuing with personals. I think my headaches are because im sick. Have now been getting into the panadols.
Ali: I had leaking amnio fluid with ds2 for awhile and then the almighty explosion. I wonder if that will happen for u?
sounds like u have also had the terrible lurgy going round. I think im getting it now, headaches, stuffy nose, sore throat, not bed ridden yet fingers crossed that wont happen. I hope u are completely better ready for this bub!
keep us updated
michiemoo: what is your phd on? Good on u for still studying. Wish i had the time to go back to study and do more stuff for myself. Trying to find dd a spot in childcare for one or two days a week so at least i can go some casual teaching or something before this bub comes along.
cant remember if i commented on you still breastfeeding. I stopped breastfeeding half way through the cycle i conceived with this one. If it means anything and all of this is ever so personal but having a break from breastfeeding for me is the best thing. I saw a lady at the pool breastfeeding a 7 week old and thought thank god im not doing that. I breastfed ds for 15 months, expressed for lewis whilst in hospital and breastfed zara till 13 months. I must admit i feel a bit guilty about not breastfeeding zara as long as harry but hey the break is good too. Cant believe i will be doing it again in 6 months. SO if u are like me and do decide to take a break for me its the best thing. I fidn breastfeeding can be tiring and takes extra energy etc.
SusieBliue: glad you are enjoying the pregnancy and good to hear its all cruising along fine for u.
elle_M: I co slept with Harry and Zara. With harry till 15 months, zara 9 months. Each time i got them into a cot at night it was the best thing.. they took up so much room. We only have a queen bed. But for me when they are really little in order to get a half decent sleep i still think its a good thing. We werent going to do it with Lewis though so there would have been lots of nights being up with him.
Posted 15 March 2012 - 06:21 PM
Hi ladies
Sorry I've been MIA - been trying to get into the groove of baby number 2. While I think of it, here are some photos of my little chaps.
Please let me know if it doesn't work.
Alasdair is such a chilled out little fella - which is such a lovely break from Quinlan who is just crazy as. Quinlan used to scream the house down when he was hungry .... Alasdair will squark and if I don't get there quick enough he's gone to sleep a few times. He's really just slotted into our famiy well. Quinlan is besotted by him and is very gentle. If i am cuddling Quinlan and he hears Alasdair cry, he quickly jumps off my lap and tells me to go and cuddle Alasdair. I'm so releived that there is absolutely no jealousy.
Health wise it's been a bit crazy. I mentioned last time that I had gastro and was in hospital 2 days before I had ALasdair. THen when I was in labour DH had it (I was in the birth center, he was in emergency gettting a shot of Zofran). Then two days later Quinlan got it again and we took him to hospital (jsut becasue it had been going on so long) and then two days after that he hit his head on the laptop screen and busted his eyebrow open ... cue another trip to emergency. Fortunately they were able to glue the wound shut. I'm pleased to say the cut has healed well, and the gastro has FINALLY stopped (took over 2 weeks).
SO it was a bit tough there adjusting to a newborn with a sick toddler .... but we managed it. I think the fact that I am still breastfeeding Quinlan has made the adjustment that much easier too .... particularly while he was sick. The day my milk came back in was so funny .... he latched on for his morning feed and quickly came off, looked up at me and said "Not empty mummy!!". Bless him, he was so excited!
Alasdair's birth was amazing. I felt calm, in control and relaxed (well apart from transition, but who feels calm then). Such a contrast to QUinlan's birth where we almost lost him. So now I've had such a great experience ... I just want to do it again!!!
When I was pregnant, I was convinced that ALasdair was a girl ... but now he is here, I couldn't imagaine anything else. I'm so pleased that Quinlan has a brother and that they are close in age.
Will try to do some personals .....
Alibaba - I hope your little one decides to join you soon!
Rumply - congrats on another boy!! I must say I've really enjoyed getting QUinlans old clothes out and being able to use them again.
P!nk - Congratulations on the arrival of Scarlett!! Hope you had a good labour and that you are enjoying your newborn snuggles.
3cubs - hope your NT scan went well today.
Better go ... have to get DS1 into bed.
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Gorgeous photos Quinston, you're boys are simply adorable!
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January 17, 2014 - LM Editorial
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) reported this week that carload and intermodal volumes were both down for the week ending January 11.
Carloads—at 256,849—were down 8.2 percent annually and topped the week ending January 4 at 246,846 and the week ending December 28 at 230,293
Intermodal—at 235,987 trailers and containers—was down 6.7 percent compared to the same week last year and was ahead of the weeks ending January 4 and December 28 at 186,878 and 172,396, respectively.
Of the ten main commodity groups tracked by the AAR, two saw annual increases for the week ending January 11.
Grain was up 10.1 percent or 20,367 carloads. Motor vehicles and parts were down 22.5 percent or 11,051 carloads
For the first two weeks of 2014, carloads are down 3.4 percent at 503,695, and intermodal is down 2.8 percent at 926,560 trailers and containers.
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I need. Little info if possible my kids drew 014 tags and because of the shutdown we are not going to get the extra scouting/hunting trips in that we had planned. We went up and looked around some in late july tho. What I'm wondering is if we will see deer in the same general areas as we did in july and if any body has a report on deer behavior that's going on. Heard from a friend that some small bucks are starting to follow the does in some other areas. Just trying to make sure our one trip is fun. Looking at going for a long weekend the last weekend of season. Might get one day trip in this week while schools out too. And any word about or thoughts on how much pressure that area gets?


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|Release Date: June 28, 2013
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The Integrated cooking method relies on these basic elements:
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- Rocket stoves (simple, fuel-efficient wood stoves)
- Heat-retention cooking (insulated baskets that allow food to continue to cook after once being heated to boiling)
- Water pasteurization indicators (a low-tech thermometer that indicates that water has reached pasteurization temperature)
In the 1990s, Kenya was experiencing deforestation at a rapid rate. The lives of the people became more and more tied to the need for obtaining wood for cooking and water for drinking. Women spent many hours of each day in these activities. However, there was abundant sunshine that could be used for cooking. In 1994, Dr. Wilfred Pimentel of the Rotary Club of Fresno visited all the Rotary Clubs in Kenya seeking ways to help these women who live in abject poverty. To address the issue of deforestation and reliance on fuelwood for cooking, Dr. Pimentel started the first solar cooker project with the Rotary Club of Nairobi East. Solar cooker technology was taught to a group of Kenyans in two days of classes using their pots and food. This was the beginning of the spread of this technology, the addition of "Rocket Stoves" and Water pasteurization indicators followed and became part of the integrated solar cooker program that has now spread to sixteen different sites on five continents.
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MARTINS FERRY - Lindsay Coyne is living a dream right now.
The former Martins Ferry four-sport standout is entering her first season as girls' basketball coach at her alma mater.
''This is a dream come true,'' Coyne, a 2003 grad, said. ''Obviously, basketball was the sport that I loved and am very passionate about.
''So, to come back to my alma mater as head coach is a great thing to do. It's something that I can check off my bucket list ... coaching at your old school. I just want to try and give back to the girls. Try to get them to bring to the table the things I was taught when I was playing.''
Coyne takes over for Dave Reasbeck, who guided the Purple Riders to the OVAC Class 3A title several seasons ago.
Coyne said she will try and follow in the footsteps of her high school coach, Kim Traversa (Appolloni).
''I'm striving to be a coach like her,'' Coyne said. ''She was, and still is, a very intense, passionate coach. She loved the game of basketball, but she also liked her girls. Hopefully, I strive to not only make my girls better basketball players, but better people. I want them to know they can always count on me. That's important.''
The cupboard isn't bare by any means as six players return with playing experience at the varsity level.
''I've got a great nucleus core group,'' she said. ''I have a total of eight juniors and seniors, and a couple of incoming freshmen that are very talented.''
They include seniors Jessica Kinney, Kylie Stalder, Addie Suriano, Shaina Oberdick and Meghan Rose; juniors Ashlei Ray, Morgan Stalder, Dionna Lee, Sarah Staats; sophomore Vanessa Ray; and freshmen Justine Schell, Shaye DeLeonardis and Tyrah King.
The Wheeling Jesuit University graduate is preaching defense first.
''We are really going to get in team's faces and play pressure defense,'' she said. ''Hustle at both ends of the court. Going after the loose balls and doing all the little things that make you better.
''Offensively, we want to get the ball out and go. We're very athletic, so we can get up and down the court.''
Leading the group is 5-foot-10 standout Jessica Kinney. The senior averaged more than 20 points a game last season, while also eclipsing the coveted 1,000-point barrier.
''She is a great scorer, but our team is good, as well,'' she acknowledged. ''One player does not make you a great team, but she is a great scorer and knows the game. She has a high basketball IQ and I look forward to her having an exceptional season for us."
Kylie Stalder is an all-around player, according to Coyne.
''She can drive to the bucket, but she also has a great shot from the outside,'' Coyne said. ''So teams are going to have to respect her ballhandling and shooting. She is also a good defender.
''Addie Suriano is one of the most tenacious players I've seen, especially on the defensive end of the court. She hustles on and off the court. She sprints everywhere. She tries to do everything right, and usually does. She's always intense and gives 100 percent.
''Vanessa Ray has really improved her game immensely. She brings a great attitude and work ethic. She wants to learn.
''Justine Schell is an incoming freshman who can be very talented. She works very hard and is a good defender.
''Shaye DeLeonardis is a smooth player who knows the game even though she is only a freshman. She is a natural when it comes to being a player. She's a natural athlete who is very versatile.
''Sarah Staats is a hustler. Wherever the ball is she knows where it is and goes and gets it. She never gives up.
''Morgan Carpenter just came out the other day. She had a good volleyball season and I wanted her on the basketball floor. She is very athletic.
''Tyrah King can be, if she keeps working hard, a very good player. Has really quick feet for a big girl. She does things right on the offensive end that freshman don't usually do. She can read cuts, but she is also learning the game.
''Shaina Oberdick is a strong rebounder which is a good thing. In girls' basketball, you need someone like her that will go after the ball, get it and get us started down the floor. Smart. Understands the game plan that we are striving for.
''Ashlei Ray is also very athletic. She has an instinct for the basketball like I've never seen before. Ruthless as a defender an can jump out of the building. Offensively, she is really improved her game on the perimeter.
''Morgan Stalder is my defensive stopper. Loves to get in your face. Wants to be paired with the opposing team's big scorer. She relishes that role. She's going to bust her butt getting to that player. Also improving on offense to be a threat. Her shot is getting better.
''Dionna Lee is another one of my players that is very versatile. Can play any number of positions. Athletic, quick feet. She has to know every position on the floor.
''Meghan Rose is a really good ballhandler. She will be the leader on the offensive end of the floor for us. She will be my floor general, so to say. She has good hands and can be a good leader.''
Coyne will be aided by former Purple Rider football standout Zac Bruney and current St. John Central softball coach Jerry Magistro.


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When WWE inducts Randy Savage into the Hall of Fame during Wrestlemania weekend, he will be going into there alone. Management was against the idea of inducting the entire Poffo family because they felt that it was more marketable this way. However, Savage's younger brother, Lanny Poffo, has been quite insistent during interviews that the Macho Man had refused entry unless his father and his brother were inducted as well.
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The EF3 tornado that swept through Adairsville on January 30 left North Georgia residents with major structural damage to their homes. Thousands of volunteers helped with tornado cleanup in the city, and homeowners have begun the rebuilding process.
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With major home repairs the opportunity presents itself for fraudulent contractors to take advantage of homeowners. Scam artists acting under the guise of general contractors can swindle their way into homes without being licensed or accredited. The 11Alive Help Desk wants homeowners to be aware of the help available to them when hiring a general contractor for a home improvement project.
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The Adairsville Police Department, in conjunction with the National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud (NCPHIF), a Georgia nonprofit, are joining together to host the "Protecting Yourself from Home Repair Contractor Fraud and Scams" consumer protection forum.
The forum will take place Thursday, February 28 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at the Adairsville Police Department. The event is free and open to the public. Attendees will learn how to deal with and hire home repair contractors and typical scams that shady contractors use.
Forum speakers include Lt. Mike Fitz of the Adairsville Police Department; Ben Skipper, Community Development Director for the City of Adairsville; Brandy Nation, a Bartow County building permitting expert; Kevin Veler, a Georgia attorney specializing in construction law; Lem Howard and Bruce Thompson, insurance experts; Lanard Cullins, a disaster inspector and construction manager, and others.


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Women's participation in the Olympic Games is in constant evolution.
It was during the 1970s that the increase of women participating in the Games became more significant, reflecting the stronger awareness of the positive contribution that sport can make to the well-being of women and the development of women's sports clubs and associations around the world.
However, the most remarkable increase has taken place within the last two decades, and London set a new record for women's participation in the Olympic Games: of the 10,568 athletes competing, 4,676 were women, which is more than 44 per cent.
With the inclusion of women's boxing, the Games in London saw women competing for the first time in all the sports on the Olympic programme.
This positive trend goes back to the fact that the IOC expanded the programme of events open to women at the Olympic Games, in cooperation with the International Sports Federations and the Organising Committees. In 1991, it was decided that any new sport seeking to be included in the Olympic programme had to include women's events.
This progress is also the result of various national sports policies and of National Olympic Committees taking advantage of Olympic Solidarity programmes and scholarships aimed at athletes' development and assistance for coaches.
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Images: Spartan's armor put to last test [Image 1 of 8]
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An M1A2SEP Abrams Tank from Company C, 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, "Desert Rogues," 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, fires at their first engagement point for the day portion of the Gunnery Table VI here at Red Cloud Range, Dec. 12. Table VI is a culminating event, which results in the certification of crews who've proven they are combat ready and proficient at the operation and maneuvering of their tank and its weapon systems. The Cyclone Company, has been out in the field for the last month conducting Tables II-V in preparation for Table VI. The Cyclones were the last tank company within the 2nd ABCT that still needed to complete the gunnery. With the Army's recent publicized intent to decrease the size of the force, it is well known that the 2nd ABCT is slated to be deactivated. This in turn means that this may very well be one of the last times a tank designated to the 2nd ABCT is fired. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Richard Wrigley, 2nd ABCT, 3rd ID, Public Affairs NCO)
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Woodstock Properties, a Woodstock, Vermont real estate agency, selling Woodstock Area real estate since 1968. We would like to help you in your quest to buy or sell Woodstock area real estate or a Vermont farm. We work with a limited number of clients at a time, buying and selling Woodstock area properties; residential real estate, tracts of open land, woodlands, equestrian estates , historic landmark properties, condos and some commercial property. We specialize in buying or selling conserved land. Woodstock Properties, one of the oldest Central Vermont real estate agencies representing buyers or sellers, located in the charming, historic town of Woodstock, welcomes you to the Woodstock region, where life can still be simple and fun. It is the beauty of Vermont that makes our area such a special place to live.
The Green Mountain Horse Association brought Geoffrey Nichols, Principal Broker, to the Woodstock area when he attended the summer pony club program. He came back to attend Middlebury College. He started Woodstock Properties in 1968 and then developed an independent housing complex for the elderly in Woodstock. Geoffrey's greatest satisfaction in business has been his work with three of Vermont's leading non-profit organizations to protect and conserve Vermont Land. Geoffrey and his wife Joan Hagerman Nichols live on a horse farm in Pomfret.
Lynne Bertram is the daughter of the late Bunny Bertram, Dartmouth `31, a well- known ski industry pioneer, and founder of Suicide Six Ski Area. Lynne grew up in the Woodstock area in the world of ski racing. After many years of competitive skiing, teaching skiing and coaching in France, Squaw Valley, CA., Vail, CO. and Pico Peak, Lynne returned home and entered the real estate profession. Lynne and her husband Nelson Lee live in North Bridgewater on a farm where they raise sheep and Scottish Highland cattle.
Geoff Eckler, originally from the Boston area moved his family to Woodstock in 1992, after years of weekend commuting. Geoff's wife, Paula Sailer Eckler, the native Vermonter in the family and their two sons enjoy the Vermont quality lifestyle of recreation, sportsmanship and the greater outdoors. Geoff's prior professional life includes 25 years of successful Executive/Technical Search & Placement Consulting. As a volunteer Geoff has served on the Boards of the Youth Hockey Association, Woodstock Recreation Center and was on the founding board of the Union Arena Community Center, where you will find him on the ice, playing in the local hockey league.


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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ga. -- A gun enthusiast behind a wildly popular YouTube channel showcasing high-powered firearms and explosives was found shot to death in his North Georgia business last week.
Police say 32-year-old Keith Ratliff was shot once in the head. Investigators say his body was found last Thursday evening.
Ratliff helped produce popular online videos for the "FPSRussia" YouTube channel which has more than 3 million subscribers.
In video game lingo, FPS stands for first person shooter.
Ratliff was business partners with Kyle Myers who often appeared in the online videos as the character, "The Russian."
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has called in G.B.I. agents to assist with the investigation.
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Mexico plays hardball in jailing of union boss
MEXICO CITY The arrest of Mexico's most powerful union leader echoes the hardball tactics of Mexico's once-imperial presidency while pushing forward an education reform that Enrique Pena Nieto has made a centerpiece of his new administration.
Elba Esther Gordillo, known for flashing her Hermes handbags and heels, stood behind bars Wednesday in a grim prison in eastern Mexico City as a judge read off charges of embezzlement and organized crime. The arrest sidelined a woman who had tried to mobilize teachers to block a schools shake-up designed to end her control over hiring and firing of teachers across the country.
It also sent a message to other union bosses and business magnates: Don't get in the way of Pena Nieto, whose Institutional Revolutionary Party has newly returned to the power it held for seven straight decades, when incoming presidents often crushed those who challenged them.
"This is an old tactic, let's hope that it doesn't just stop there, as it did in the past, when a single case was enough to calm things down and add legitimacy" to presidential power, said Jose Antonio Crespo, an analyst at the Center for Economic Studies. "Let's hope this doesn't stop and that it becomes something more systematic, for which there is a burning need."
Crespo was referring to the business magnates and union bosses who have built fortunes and political power by dominating whole sectors of the economy. Like Gordillo, their resistance could be an obstacle to Pena Nieto's pledges to modernize and open up Mexico's economy.
But the tough message of Tuesday's arrest may have been enough.
Gordillo, whose 1.5 million-member National Union of Education Workers organized protests against Pena Nieto's education reform signed into law this week, was pulled off a plane arriving from San Diego late Tuesday and taken to Mexico City's women's prison.
It was a dizzying fall from power for a woman often credited with swinging a presidential election and who maintained properties worth millions of dollars in Southern California, where she spent much of her time.
Gordillo, 68, was charged with embezzling 2 billion pesos (about $160 million) from the union she has led for nearly a quarter century. The judge in the case said he would rule in three to six days on whether the evidence is sufficient to merit a trial.
If found guilty, Gordillo could face 30 years in prison.
Asked if he had other cases planned, Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam told the Televisa news network, "I don't have evidence as clear as in this case."
Still, analysts said other powerful figures will surely take notice.
"I think there will be more willingness to negotiate and accept" reforms "rather than engage in confrontation," said Crespo.
Pena Nieto went on television Tuesday night to say the case was strictly based on enforcing the rule of law.
"This investigation has to be pursued to the very end but always adhering to the rule of law," he said, without referring to Gordillo by name.
The president also spoke directly to the millions of teachers in the two-minute national broadcast, saying his government will support them and respect the union's autonomy.
"My government will continue to be your ally and will continue to work to improve the conditions in which you carry the high mission of educating tomorrow's citizens," he said.
With education reform now enacted, Pena Nieto is also proposing to open the state oil company to more private investment, a move that could awaken opposition from the oil workers union. The administration is also proposing measures to bring more competition in the highly concentrated television and telecom sectors, steps that business magnates have long tried to stymie with court appeals.


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Duration 00:07:39
Date recorded 30 November 2013
ChronoZoom is an award-winning, open source, cross-platform, openly-authored timeline of the history -- of Everything. Leveraging the latest HTML5 and JavaScript technology, it allows a visitor to zoom from 13.8 billion years to a single day. That is a zoom level of more than 5 trillion percent! To put this into perspective, Adobe Photoshop, one of the most sophisticated image manipulation tools in existence, can only zoom 4625 percent.
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Sometimes, you never know… At first, it was just a "Merry Christmas" message sent from a computer terminal to a cell phone. The year was 1992, the firm was Vodafone, and the goal was just a better way for secretaries to page their managers....... [read more]
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