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The second issue of The Amazing Spider-Man continues with last issue's cliffhanger, Anna Maria confronting Peter, knowing that he's Spider-Man. So Peter tells her the truth, not just about being Spider-Man, but that Dr. Otto Octavius did a mind swap with him, and the Peter she loved was really Otto in Peter's body. The only way Anna Maria could deal with this is to bake, and as she and Peter stir and look for baking trays, they continue their conversation. She tells Peter to take the cookies out of the oven in twenty-two minutes, no more, no less time, and she then goes out for a walk to think about this on her own. When she leaves, Peter's phone rings, and the ringtone is "Beethoven's Fifth," and Peter realizes that Otto changed all of his ringtones while being in his body. The call is from The Avengers, so Peter heads out to visit them.
In the next scene we see Max Dillon, AKA Electro, visiting a girlfriend at her apartment, named Francine. Because his power has been acting up, he has no other place to go, so Francine lets him stay. Meanwhile, back at Avengers Tower, Spider-Man arrives with a batch of cookies, and Captain America wants to know why Spider-Man is twenty-eight minutes late, and why he's wearing pants over his costume. Spider-Man explains the importance of the cookies, and that the pants wouldn't come off due to Dr. Octavius changing the web formula so it would last longer, and in the previous issue he had to web-up some undies because he lost his clothing. In addition to the pants not coming off, Spider-Man really has to use the bathroom. After going through another full medical scan, Spider-Man turns out to be himself, even though Spider-Man already told them about the mind swap with Otto Octavius. As Spider-Woman enjoys eating some cookies, Captain America tells Spider-Man that Venom is Flash Thompson, and Spider-Man isn't happy that he kept this secret from him for so long. Captain America tells Spider-Man that he's still an Avenger, so he should take the pants off, because he looks ridiculous, so Spider-Man heads out towards "Parker Industries" to see if he can find a solution to make the webbing dissolve.
When Spider-Man arrives there, he changes back to Peter Parker, and Peter runs into his lab partner, Sajani, and she wants him to fix a glitch in the nanite delivery system. Peter has no idea how to fix this, and he really needs some help. Enter Anna Maria, and Peter wonders why she's there. After a "false message" she gives Peter to get Sajani out of the room, Anna Maria tells Peter that she can help him, because Otto explained everything to her a dozen times, and she can teach it to Peter. The scene shifts over to Electro and Francine, and Electro explains to her why he's so mad at Spider-Man (as seen in The Superior Spider-Man Team-Up issue five through issue seven). To make Electro feel better, Francine kisses him, but because his powers are acting up, he ends up frying Francine, and Electro goes berserk. Back at Parker Industries, Peter and Anna Maria notice this, because all of the power goes out at this moment, Peter realizes it's Electro, and dismisses himself from Anna Maria.
A brief fight goes on with Spider-Man and Electro, and watching this fight are Johnny Storm, The Human Torch, and Felicia Hardy, The Black Cat. Afterwards, Spider-Man hears "Beethoven's Fifth" on his phone again, and sees that it's The Human Torch wanting to meet up with him at the usual place...at the Statue of Liberty. Johnny tells Peter that he lost his powers and they talk about other things. In the end, Peter has a staff meeting with his workers at Parker Industries, and he wants to put cybernetics on hold so they can build the best super villain prison ever. The story ends here.
The Amazing Spider-Man issue two is a great read, but it's nowhere near as good as the first issue. This is good, because there are still a lot of questions that need to be answered, and slowly they are. Issues like this are great reads because sometimes it's good to read about the little things that go on, like the baking scenes, hearing "Beethoven's Fifth" as Peter's ringtone, or Spider-Woman saying how amazing the cookies are, and Spider-Man saying things like, "I know, right?" Elements like these add realism to these story lines, and sometimes it's good to get away from issues that are overloaded with action and fight scenes. It is clear that Electro is the main villain here due to the release of the film "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," and in this issue Max Dillon wears a hoodie like Jamie Foxx did in the movie. Overall, I give this issue a four out of five stars and it's written by Dan Slott, penciled by Humberto Ramos, inked by Victor Olazaba, and colored by Edgar Delgado. The Amazing Spider-Man #2 has 22 color pages, retails for $3.99, and is available now at local comic shops and on digital formats .


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The rhubarb is coming, the rhubarb is coming! I know that I keep harping on the impending vegetable season, but the showing of rhubarb in the garden is another early harbinger of said season. At the farm, we harvest it from late May until the Fourth of July; after that, we let it rest for the next season. Rhubarb is wonderfully ornamental as well as delicious; one of its best qualities is that it is a perennial. Our rhubarb patch is at least seventeen years old and continues to heavily produce large, juicy, bright red stalks about two feet long. Early in the season, we nip them off at the base when they are small and tender, sprinkle with sea salt, and eat them as an afternoon refresher in the field. When they get larger, we make pies, crisps, and chutneys from them. If they get very large, we have to peel them for use in rhubarb sauce. Although most Midwestern home cooks use it for desserts, I really love using it as an accompaniment for rich and fatty foods like seared foie gras and for foods that lend themselves to sweet and sour elements, such as pork chops. Below is my recipe for savory rhubarb chutney. Remember only the stalks are edible, discard or compost the leaves.Savory Rhubarb Chutney 4 c. fresh rhubarb-sliced about 1/4- to 1/3-inch thick 1 T. smoked paprika 2 T. whole mustard seeds 1 star anise pod 3 T. fresh ginger—peeled and grated 1 medium shallot—minced 2 garlic cloves minced 1/2 c. dried cherries 3/4 c. brown sugar 1/2 c. sherry vinegar salt and pepper to taste (chilis are great if you want to make it spicy)Method:Place all the ingredients in a stainless steel saucepot, bring the mixture to a simmer, and then reduce the heat to a gentle simmer. Cook until the mixture has your desired consistency, approximately 15 minutes. Remove star anise, and check the salt and pepper; serve at room temperature on pork chops or seared foie gras.Makes a little more than a cup.
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Hi, ladies.
I'm just checking in with my other 12/18 DD moms.
How are you guys feeling? Energetic? Tired? BH?
Hi, ladies.
I'm just checking in with my other 12/18 DD moms.
How are you guys feeling? Energetic? Tired? BH?
Im due 12-19. Im tired because of the 4 times a night bathroom breaks and tossing and turning. I feel a lot of pressure when sitting for awhile and my bladder is full. Of course. BH come and go but are definatly stronger than they used to be, nothing that I would consider labor though.
Have you been checked? Im 1cm and 80% effaced at minus 2. So Im doing something I guess.
Feeling pretty good, just tired all the time :) Lots of pressure down below, some contractions on and off but nothing timeable, and 0 dialated... I was hoping she would come a bit early, but with no signs of labor, looks like she's perfectly content just hanging out LOL Definitely ready to meet her though!
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I feel a combo of energetic and tired!! Hungry too! I feel like I am having menstrual pains and my hips are sore. This I know means the baby is dropping, but other then that NO signs of labor.
Checking off my TO DO list tho, and feeling pretty proud of myself!
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Sweet baby boy Hunter 12/13/12
I'm due 12/19, but being induced on 12/14. I'm so ready! I've had a bad cold this week which has forced me to lay in bed the past two days. Baby has also crushed some ribs which has been painful and limited my activity. I was still working out every day but haven't done much the past few days. However, the end is in sight!!
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College Hockey:D-I Heads Discuss State Of Game At USCHO.com Town Meeting
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Before the drama of the Hobey Baker and Humanitarian awards presentations, USCHO.com sponsored its second annual Town Meeting on the state of college hockey Friday at the Touchstone Energy Center.
The commissioners from the six Division I hockey conferences answered live questions from fans in attendance on subjects ranging from the regionalization of the sport to the mechanics of expanding the championship tournament to 16 teams.
Building off the success of the inaugural Town Meeting at the Frozen Four in Albany, N.Y., this year's event was better attended with thoughtful queries by college hockey's faithful.
"I want to thank the staff of USCHO and the fans for taking their time in appearing today," said CCHA commissioner Tom Anastos. "We love your passion and appreciate what you do for the game."
The event was hosted by USCHO general manager Jayson Moy; after brief introductions, the first question dealt with where the regionals might be held in a four-tiered tournament. WCHA commissioner Bruce McLeod explained that sites would be selected by trying to balance attendance and revenue requirements with the desire not to give an unfair advantage to any campus site hosting.
"In the East you have a lot of neutral buildings that serve very well," he said. "We don't have those facilities in the West … At Ann Arbor this year you saw what advantage that situation then gives to the home team. We had the number-one seed, Denver, play the number four seed in their building. Is that fair?"
The high point of the 35-minute session came when a question was posed about the East-West split in the game, and the fact that rarely does one half of the country see the other half play. The sextet was brutally honest with its frustration about landing a television deal to help nationalize the game.
"As commissioners we have had two priorities: expand the tournament to 16 teams and make a national television presence," said Hockey East commissioner Joe Bertagna.
"We've all talked to the people at ESPN and FOX. They've offered us airtime if we move the games to midweek and in the late afternoon. We'd also be responsible for raising the revenue to produce the game up to their standards. No national sponsors will put their product on a broadcast."
"Reality slaps us in the face," McLeod added. "The NHL has made progress in putting teams in California, Florida, and Texas. We're much more regionalized than they are, and [the NHL] struggles with ratings big-time. We work constantly to put something through."
Other topics concerned the expansion of the game. One of the driving forces behind the expansion of the NCAA tournament has been the addition of over 20 Division I programs over the last few years.
This prospect had fans wondering about other schools, such as Syracuse, Penn State, and Eastern Michigan, that are mulling adding D-I programs and where they would fit in the conference structure.
"There are currently 162 club teams in the nation and we have discussed with them and have invited their athletic and academic leadership to join us," said CHA commissioner R.H. "Bob" Peters. "The CHA is the youth conference with only six teams, and our members have discussed expansion — at a maximum we want 12 teams, and at a minimum eight."
While the WCHA, CCHA, and Hockey East balked at increasing their membership, the MAAC, CHA, and even the 12-team ECAC would be open to new teams.
"Provided we could work out travel partner situations, a team like Syracuse with seem to fit along with our other programs like Cornell and Colgate," said ECAC assistant commissioner Steve Hagwell.
The group concurred that while enrollment may be limited in the existing conferences, they would welcome the development of more mid-major conferences, as in basketball.
"Expanding our sport is a real priority," Anastos said. "We've been very supportive of the new conferences. We want to see the grand game grow."
The final topic of discussion was offered by a Northeastern fan, inspired in part by witnessing the 15,000-plus throng of Minnesota supporters that flocked to the Xcel Energy Center Thursday. He asked if schools entering the D-I level need the 10,000-plus supporters and the revenue they bring to compete.
Rich Ensor, the MAAC commissioner, emphatically disputed that notion:
"Our economic model is based on us not needing large crowds," he said. "We don't draw 10,000 for basketball, either. Our funding isn't based on ticket revenue, but is part of our school's general budget. We can be competitive without being extravagant."
Hagwell and Bertagna both noted that the schools in the East do not have the new facilities that have been popping up across the Midwest. Few Eastern schools have anything like North Dakota's new Engelstad Arena, with its marble Sioux head. But Hagwell was willing to rate the Cornell crowd at Lynah Rink with any in the nation.
Bertagna conceded that the new buildings allow teams advantages in tournaments they can host and the structure of their nonconference schedules, but he defended the Walter Brown Arenas of the East.
"We can't forget the history of our game as coming from small, northern campuses," he said. "Just because there are no Taj Mahals being built [in the East], it is still special on a Saturday night to see the small, older buildings filled for college hockey."
Fans whom time precluded the opportunity to ask questions were permitted to submit them in writing to the commissioners, who promised to answer them.
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The work on Rubenstein library continues to progress steadily, as workers begin to conquer a new phase of demolition in the next two weeks. The exterior walls of the Biddle Rare Book Room on the first floor and the first lower level will be demolished in the coming days. This may lead to increased noise in the area of Perkins and Divinity School for a short period of time.
Free earplugs are available at the Perkins Library Service Desk on the first floor for library users who are bothered by the renovation noise. We thank you for supporting our progress and apologize for any inconvenience.
The second construction shift, working from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. will continue for at least the next two weeks, helping to ensure that the renovation project finishes on schedule.
Here is a preview of the construction work for the next two weeks:
1. Material hoist will be utilized to remove demolition debris.
2. Structural demolition will continue to progress downward through the stack levels (Stack Level 1).
3. Removal of existing Duke Stone at interior partitions.
4. Tower crane will be used to remove floor slabs along with other demolition debris.
5. Biddle Rare Book Room exterior wall demolition at level 1 and lower level 1 will continue.
6. 2nd shift will resume on 11/11/13 from 6 AM to 12 AM.
7. Excavate test pit on 11/11/13 at the West elevation.
In order to make all members of the Duke community aware of the major activities and potential noise issues associated with the Rubenstein Library renovation, we will be posting regular announcements of upcoming renovation work on this blog. If you have questions, please contact Aaron Welborn, Director of Communications, at 919-660-5816, or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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July 18, 2007By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Celebrate the Grand Opening of Movenpick Resort Bodrum, Turkey
Turkey's most popular seaside destination, white-washed, bougainvillea-drenched Bodrum, just got a luxury addition. The exclusive five-star Movenpick Resort Bodrum opened its doors at the beginning of July. From its vantage point on a hilltop overlooking Gumbet Bay and the Aegean Sea, the Movenpick offers breathtaking vistas over the harbor. Known for its happening nightlife and its historic sites (including St. Peter's Castle and the Mausoleum), Bodrum is also a yachtsman's dream, a jumping off point to discover the myriad small islands along Turkey's incredible Aegean coastline. In fact, the Movenpick has a sailing yacht which can be chartered by up to 18 people. The resort's 92 rooms are decorated in a Mediterranean style with light wood colors and Spanish shutters. Guests can take in the spectacular sunsets from the private balcony or terrace. Facilities include two outdoor swimming pools, one indoor pool, restaurant and bar, Fitness Center, and a Wellness Center, where guests can relax in the Turkish hammam and sauna. Take advantage of a limited time special offer for the hotel's grand opening: rates start from just EUR 122 until September 1, 2007. Three night minimum required.
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June 14, 2013
STANFORD, Calif. - With the final standings set to be released after the 2013 baseball College World Series, the winner of the 2012-13 Division I Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings has been determined with Stanford claiming its unprecedented 19th consecutive award as the top intercollegiate athletic department in the nation.
In the closest race of the 20-year old program, Stanford collected 1261.25 total points, just 41.50 points ahead of second place Florida. Stanford football's Rose Bowl Game victory bolstered the department's finish in a title chase that ultimately came down to the final weeks of the spring season. Strong showings in women's tennis and women's track & field ensured that the Cup would remain on The Farm for another year.
The Learfield Sports Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's finish in up to 20 sports -- 10 women's and 10 men's.
The Cardinal captured the women's tennis title after defeating the 5th, 4th, 1st and 3rd-seeded teams in five days to become the lowest seeded team (12) to win the title. The championship didn't necessarily catch Stanford off-guard with the Cardinal claiming its 17th NCAA title while extending another unprecedented stream for Stanford.
Stanford has extended its streak of seasons with at least one NCAA title to an astounding 37.
The Cardinal had four scores omitted due to the maximum 10 allowed for both women's and men's sports - women's field hockey, women's lacrosse, women's rowing and softball.
Stanford will be honored at the 2013 NACDA Convention during the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup luncheon sponsored by the United States Olympic Committee June 14.
Florida finished second with 1219.75 total points. Overall, the Gators tied for the men's outdoor track and field title and captured the women's gymnastics championship. The Gators had one score omitted due to the maximum 10 allowed for both women's and men's sports - women's cross country.
Michigan fell to third in the standings with 1138.25 total points. The Wolverines took home both the men's gymnastics and men's swimming titles during the year. Michigan had two scores omitted due to the maximum 10 allowed for both women's and men's sports - women's field hockey and women's outdoor track and field.
Fellow Pac-12 member UCLA climbed into fourth place with 1127.25 total points with baseball still competing. To date, the Bruins have two runner-up finishes, men's water polo and men's tennis. The Bruins had two scores omitted due to the maximum 10 allowed for both women's and men's sports - women's basketball and softball.
Penn State sits in fifth place with 1100.00 total points.
The final Division I spring standings will be released after the College World Series.
About Learfield Sports:
A preeminent leader in the collegiate sports marketplace for 40 years, the company has titled the acclaimed Learfield Sports Directors' Cup for five consecutive years. Learfield Sports manages the multimedia rights for more than 50 collegiate institutions, conferences and associations, and is deeply integrated in collegiate ticket sales. The company's multimedia rights encompass numerous content distribution platforms to deliver the passion of college athletics across radio, television and digital networks to fans globally. Today, Learfield Sports' exclusive sports programming reaches more than 50 million television households nationally and delivers nearly 17,000 hours of radio programming on more than 1,000 radio stations. To learn more its history and collegiate portfolio, visit www.learfieldsports.com.


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It's pretty obvious Englobal appears to be getting bought--the company has no debt outside working capitaland a ton of scale. I don't know why anyone would sell off other than the daytraders who don't care. I am hoping for $2-$3/share
Sentiment: Strong Buy
All good but for those who got in early and paid $15.00 + and held. I have hope and will see what happens! Going in the right direction!


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Liu, Y; Spingler, B; Schmutz, P; Alberto, R (2008). Metal-mediated retro Diels-Alder of dicyclopentadiene derivatives: a convenient synthesis of [(Cp-R)M(CO)3] (M = 99mTc, Re) complexes. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 130(5):1554-1555.
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The synthesis of piano-stool type complexes [(Cp-R)99mTc(CO)3] from water and, if possible, directly from [99mTcO4]- is a persisting challenge. Such complexes are very convenient for labeling biomolecules since they are small in size and "innocent" with respect to noncovalent interactions in biological systems. We found that [(Cp-R)99mTc(CO)3] can be prepared directly from the dimerized Diels−Alder precursors and from [99mTcO4]-. Since the concentration of the respective monomers in the reaction solutions was undetectable, the formation of [(Cp-R)99mTc(CO)3] must be based on a metal-mediated retro Diels−Alder reaction with concerted Cp coordination. The authenticity of the formed 99mTc complexes was confirmed by comparing their HPLC retention times with those of the structurally characterized rhenium surrogates. Besides the principle access to piano-stool complexes for radiopharmaceutical studies, a metal-mediated retro Diels−Alder reaction under concomitant formation of the corresponding piano-stool complex has, to our knowledge, not been observed before and might apply to other metal cations as well.
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If you've spent hours in traffic making your way to work in Atlanta, you probably understand the frustrations felt by many. In addition to the wasted hours and the carbon monoxide, the activity triples the toxins polluting the air as commuters drive to and from work each day.
With energy-efficient appliances and technological gadgets becoming more advanced, more people are becoming concerned about how their carbon footprint negatively affects the planet. Here are four important ways riding your bike can save the world one pedal at a time!
Better Air Quality
While recycling and conserving water are excellent places to start, simple exercises such as biking versus driving can significantly impact the air quality of the city for the better. If you drive a car to work for your entire career, you have introduced over one billion cubic yards of contaminated pollutants to the air!
Generates Less Debris
You've probably navigated your way to work and have seen tires, hub caps and other car parts littering the roadway. In addition to air quality, riding a bike can prevent unwanted worn vehicle parts, tires, brakes and other debris from collecting on your route each day.
Riding your bike to work also protects the roadway and prevents minute particles from that same debris from entering the earth's atmosphere.
Increases Productivity
Companies who encourage their employees to use their bikes can benefit when it comes to productivity. Exercise can improve a person's mental and physical health and wellness. Being active also makes you less lethargic throughout the day and allows you to focus on work.
Biking Saves Cost
Atlanta cyclists that have kicked the car habit will find that they save money on fuel, maintenance and parking costs each week. Now that's something you can sit up and notice right away!
Find Out More
The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition is the consumer's voice for information. Their primary mission is to create a healthier, safer and easier way for your family to enjoy biking and educate people on the biking networks available in the city. Summer is sizzling with biking events, too, and the Coalition has some great ones lined up that highlight bike awareness, such as commuter breakfasts and weekly Beltline Bike Tours.
Driving a car can have serious repercussions on the planet, especially when you have to sit in traffic. While alternative methods are being invented each year, some people are relying on bike riding as a clean way to generate natural energy.


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The above Memorial Day nail art tutorial is perfect for beginning nail artists that want patriotic nail designs for the holiday weekend. Show off pride of country with easy to do red, white and blue nails perfect for you Memorial Day ensemble.
Barbecues and the unofficial start of summer outings often overshadow the meaning of Memorial Day. Honor those that have fought for this great country by displaying the flag proudly and wearing patriotic colors. As nail art has become the hottest fashion accessory, top off the look with one of the nail designs from the slideshow.
The Hair and Nails Examiner searched for Memorial Day nail art and the sampling was slim this year. The slideshow depicts animated themes of Spiderman and Hello Kitty in red, white and blue and a pretty summer flower, not patriotic, but adorable for the season. The websites where the pictures originated are listed under each photograph. The three basics are courtesy of Gianna with Lancengi and her current YouTube video installment, "Easy Nail Designs for Beginners #1 - Memorial Day." Every Monday Gianna releases a new how-to video, and this is her first foray into nail art inspired by MissJenFabulous.
Gianna has been posting beauty DIY videos for about five years now. While this professional stylist has been quite vocal against doing hair at home (color and chemical services should only be done in a salon), her basic Memorial Day nail art tutorial was simple to follow with cute designs for the holiday in a video slightly longer than three minutes.
The Memorial Day nail art supplies are as follows, or you could use similar colors from your local beauty store.
- CND Toughen Up Base Coat
- L.A. Colors Mega Watt (tan base color) and Live (silver)
- Sally Hansen Hard to Get white nail polish
- Wet n Wild Saved by the Blue and Everybody Loves Redmond (red and blue)
- Sinful Colors Queen of Beauty (silver glitter)
- Revlon Extra Life No Chip Top Coat
The first Memorial Day nail art tutorial, the solid red, white, blue and silver nails, starts with a white base coat to make each color pop. Then apply the red, white, blue, and silver nail polishes with silver glitter accent for manicure number one.
The second Memorial Day nail art tutorial is a Chevron tip in red, white and blue. Manicure number two is prepped with nude polish. Create a V-shape with a nail striper on the tip or about half way up the nail with white, and then add red and blue to the top and bottom respectively.
The final Memorial Day nail art tutorial is a splattered design. Before attempting this look, make sure your work surface is covered. Apply two coats of white polish to start manicure number three. Fill a straw with a drop of red nail polish and blow it out over the nail. Do the same with the blue in the opposite direction. To fill the straw with polish, insert one end in the liquid as your finger closes the other. Release a little air at the top and the nail polish will slide up the straw. Do not suck the nail polish into the straw.
The Memorial Day nail art tutorial is also great for the Fourth of July; especially manicure number three, which is reminiscent of fireworks. Subscribe to this column for more nail art ideas and tutorials to celebrate your favorite holiday.
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So what if sudsin' up makes us wanna get our drank on? The three-part Malin + Goetz Mojito Soap Set 's ($30) totally organic, but it's the chic graphic packaging that's really selling us. Mojito addicts are getting this in their stocking for sure. Too cool.
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A huge ancient tomb has been unearthed by archaeologists in Greece's northeast Macedonian region, according to government officials. It is distinguished by two sphinxes and frescoed walls and dates to 300 – 325 B.C.
This marks a significant discovery from the early Hellenistic era, even though a Culture Ministry official said there was no evidence yet to link it to Alexander the Great, who died in 323 B.C., after an unprecedented military campaign through the Middle East, Asia and northeast Africa, or to his family.
That same official said the Amphipolis site, situated about 65 miles (100 kilometers) northeast of Greece's second largest city, Thessalonki, appeared to be the largest ancient tomb ever discovered in Greece.
Archaeologists began excavating the site in 2012 and expect to enter the tomb by the end of the month to determine who is buried there.
"It looks like the tomb of a prominent Macedonian of that era," said a second Culture Ministry official, declining to be named. Alexander the Great died in Babylonia, in what is modern Iraq, and his actual burial place is not known.
Archaeologists believe the two sphinxes they found were used to guard the entrance, a 4.5-meter (about 14.5 feet) wide road leading into the tomb, with walls on both sides covered by frescoes. It is circled by a 497-meter (343 foot) long marble outer wall.
Experts believe a five-meter (16 foot) tall lion sculpture previously discovered nearby once stood atop the tomb.
"It is certain that we stand before an especially significant finding. The land of Macedonia continues to move and surprise us, revealing its unique treasures," Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said on Tuesday during a visit to the site.


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Ghassan Massoud Movies and Career Information
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Ghassan Massoud is a Syrian actor and filmmaker. He is known in the West for playing the role of Muslim ruler Saladin in Ridley Scott's 2005 film Kingdom of Heaven. Massoud also played the "Sheikh" in the Turkish film "Kurtlar Vadisi: Irak", and Ammand the Corsair in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Massoud turned down a role in the 2005 film Syriana, claiming he feared the movie would be anti-Arab. Massoud also cited concerns regarding the political situation in his country and the wider region in declining the role. He later said he regretted his decision after seeing the completed film. Massoud is known in Syria for his appearance in many Syrian-made films, and writing and directing the theatre play Diplomasiyyoun, and was part of the Syrian Ministry of Culture's National Theater's 2002 season. He has appeared in the Syrian television miniseries The Chant of Rain, and in Haytham Hakky's well known work Memories of the Forthcoming Age, and on the Syrian stage was an actor in August Strindberg's Miss Julie. Most recently, he starred as the companion of the Prophet Muhammad, Abu Bakr in MBC's Omar Series.
- Ghassan Massoud Movies before 2015
- Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 2007
- Valley of the Wolves: Iraq (Kurtlar vadisi - Irak) 2006
- Kingdom of Heaven 2005


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Tomorrow, May 2, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear New Jersey's firearms law as to whether firearm possession is a privilege or a right. Most libertarians would consider the Second Amendment to read that it is an inherent right for the People to keep and bear arms, and that right should not be infringed.
The case is Drake v. Jerejian whereas John M. Drake was denied his right to carry a concealed handgun. New Jersey state law states that unless a normal citizen has a life endangering reason to carry a firearm, then they will not be permitted to do so. The only other instance once may receive a concealed carry permit in New Jersey, is if it is needed for their profession, such as a security guard.
Specifically at issue before the court would be: (1) Whether the Second Amendment secures a right to carry handguns outside the home for self-defense; and (2) whether state officials violate the Second Amendment by requiring that individuals wishing to exercise their right to carry a handgun for self-defense first prove a "justifiable need" for doing so.
There have been seven Amici Curiae briefs filed in the case by the Gun Owners of America Foundation, the National Rifle Association, the CATO Institute, Members of Congress, Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, the Judicial Educational Project and by Wyoming State Attorney General Peter Michael on behalf of his state along with 17 others states.
Most notable in CATO's brief was when they posed the question to the Justices, "Was this Court serious in District of Columbia v. Heller when it ruled that the Second Amendment protects the individual right to keep and bear arms?"
The Second Amendment reads: "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
We will report in the near future as to if the Supreme Court will hear the case or not.
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Paul Kasey (born August 5, 1973 in Chatham, Kent) is an English actor who frequently plays monsters on Doctor Who and Torchwood.
He has recently played the Cybercontroller, the Cyber Leader, Cybermen, a clockwork android, the Hoix, an Auton, a Slitheen, an Ood, the Anne-Droid and a member of the Forest of Cheem[1] in Doctor Who, and Janet the Weevil, Alien Blowfish and a Hoix in Torchwood.
He has also made four appearances in The Sarah Jane Adventures and frequent appearances as himself on Totally Doctor Who, usually in costume.
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Come out to our Life + Lupus... an Educational Symposium on Sunday, October 13 at Central Connecticut State University's Memorial Hall.
The symposium will begin with a buffet breakfast, and an introduction from our President & CEO Michael Tommasi and our Director of Development & Communications Corrianne Gagliardi.
There will then be two breakout sessions - one featuring a panel of doctors, and one featuring alternative health, diet, and exercise.
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To register and for more information, visit our event page on Eventbrite!
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Courts & Corrections
Corrections spending currently accounts for $53.3 billion in state budget expenditures nationwide, with the majority of funding going toward prisons. In 2011, corrections took up 7.5 percent of all state general fund expenditures, but that is often before taking into account the large staffing costs. States are looking at cost cutting measures from sentencing reform to virtual parole offices, and states are also cutting court budgets.


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WWE seeking new Vice President of Talent Relations
Mar 16, 2011 - by Steve Gerweck
WWE is seeking a new Vice President of talent relations, a position that has been occupied for years by John Laurinaitis, who is now the Executive Vice President of Talent Relations.
WWE's requirements for all applicants are as follows:
*Oversee talent training and development programs such as media skills, life skills, health/wellness, and financial training.
*Work on issues relating to Intellectual Property and talent contracts.
*Manage programs to increase departmental efficiencies and document protocols concerning policies.
*Oversee WWE's talent management information system & payroll requirements.
*Create and analyze various reports on WWE talent.
*Manage event plans, including WrestleMania, that involve WWE talent.
*Act swiftly to address urgent and/or sensitive matters relating to talent.


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Forget silver spoons, the tell-tale sign of a privileged babe is a nursery designed around Ubabub's mod POD Crib ($2,500). But hey, you get what you pay for, and the POD is no exception. It's crafted from hygroscopic wood (which allows it to retain its rounded shape) and a sturdy acrylic siding. It'll serve your kiddo well for years; once he outgrows the crib, it turns into a toddler bed, and then a junior bed. It comes with a custom-fit mattress, too, so you won't need to research and purchase one separately.
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"Taking the time to get fit also gave me time to think about my life, to daydream," she says. One day, lifting weights, she realized she no longer liked the corporate design world; she wanted a more flexible schedule so she could spend more time with her teenage son before he left for college, and she wanted to return to her creative roots as a clothing designer and pattern maker. Her exercise routine helped her turn that epiphany into a reality. "In weight lifting, you use benchmarks to track your results so that you can clearly see that you've made progress and can set new goals," she says. "I see now that I translated weight-lifting benchmarks to execute the launch of the women's-clothing business I'd always wanted to build."
A year into weight lifting, with her body measurably improved, Rego quit her job to found her own label, Cabe (cabestudio.com), designed for people like her: fit women from age 30 into their sixties who are serious about their careers and personal style. Whenever she finds herself stalling along the learning curve of running a business in a tough economy, Rego hits the gym—and then brings those benchmarks back to work. For example, she'll launch a marketing campaign and break it into stages, just as she would create a plan for developing the musculature of her arms. She'll systematically work at reaching these goals and expect to see progress. If she doesn't, she'll revise and refine her tactics until she does. New business or creative ideas often come to her during workouts. "Weight lifting always helps me to see things more clearly, to see the progress, to adjust goals," she says. "It puts me back in control."
Productive as asserting control can be, being obsessed about physical appearance can take control to a dangerous extreme, resulting in eating disorders. At 43, Kari Adams had suffered from anorexia and bulimia for 25 years, albeit with brief periods of remission, and her -livelihood—running a matchmaking -business—wasn't helping. "Whenever I asked male clients what their first priority in a woman was, the majority of them said, 'She has to be thin,' " Adams says with a sad laugh. "It was a horrible message to send to women and utterly toxic for me, who'd struggled to be the tiniest girl in the room since junior high." But when her son was born prematurely, with some health issues as a result of her self-starvation, Adams finally heard the wake-up call.
Very ill herself, Adams enrolled
in an intensive treatment program and began to learn how to gain healthy weight. As she did, her self-image was revamped. She divorced her husband, who, she says, had enabled her disease, and she had one revelation after another. "My mother had instilled in me from day one this notion that men wouldn't find me attractive if I wasn't thin. But now that I'm dating, I realize the opposite is true—lots of men like a little meat on the bones because they think it's sexy," she says. "Since I'm adding weight, good things are happening. I'm discovering how to be the mother I want to be, learning how to appreciate my healthy body size and how to untangle my distorted thinking about who I should be from who I am." Adams now hosts a local cable-TV show about women and body image, sharing her experiences, learning from her guests and passing on a message she wishes she had heard as a girl.
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There are some genetically fortunate women who simply never look their age. Until they do. It was in her late sixties that "silver fox" model Mary Anne Stroud realized her face had grown old and gaunt. "At 65, I felt hot—gravity hadn't gotten the best of me yet," she says. "But after that, every time I saw my face, I thought, Oh, God, what's happening?" Moreover, as someone whose earning power depends on her appearance, Stroud knew she had to do something to keep her look fresh and appealing; she just didn't know what.


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Three Suites and Three Chalets.
Each one is different in style and atmosphere.
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College Hockey:Colorado College Hands St. Cloud Huskies' First Loss
Cullen Has Game-Winner for Tigers
ST. CLOUD, MINN. — Some things are just inevitable.
One had to know that St. Cloud State wouldn't go undefeated this year and that Colorado College, the coaches' pick to win the league title, would at some point get its first WCHA win.
Both came true on Saturday night at the National Hockey Center as Colorado College finally got in the win column with a 4-3 victory over top-ranked St. Cloud State, in front of a sellout crowd of 6,410 fans.
"It feels good," said CC head coach Scott Owens, whose team had lost its first five league games going into Saturday night. "It was nice to see our kids get rewarded for a really good effort against a very, very good team."
The Tigers' first win, however, didn't come easy.
For the second night in a row, SCSU jumped out on top. Mark Hartigan, who also scored the first goal last night, made a terrific end-to-end shorthanded rush, beating one CC defender and patiently waiting for goaltender Jeff Sanger to make the first move before beating him high with a wrist shot.
Tiger forward Alex Kim tied it on the power play at the 15:08 mark of the first, and he gave CC its first lead nine minutes into the second.
Ryan Malone tied the game at two when he tipped home a Lee Brooks shot to send the teams into the second intermission knotted up.
The Tigers had been waiting for a break all season and they got two in the final period. Mike Stuart's wrister from the top of the circle somehow found its way through Jake Moreland's five- hole and after Hartigan tied in on a slap shot from about five feet in front of Sanger, Mark Cullen tipped home a Trent Clark shot to provide the game winner for CC.
The Huskies had an opportunity to tie it when Scott Polaski went off for hooking with just 1:41 left to go, but like they did all weekend, CC was able to shut down the Husky power play.
"They are so scary and they are so good with the puck on their stick it's frightening," Owens said of those last two minutes. "That was the key for us though. We were able to shut them down."
"They were working hard and getting out on us," said Hartigan. "You could tell we were just off though on the power play, I think we were taking (our power play) for granted but this weekend really gives us a reality check.'
The Huskies finished the weekend 0-for-12 with the man advantage.
SCSU head coach Craig Dahl was disappointed with the loss, especially considering the fact it was on home ice, but said that all the credit should be directed to the other locker room.
"I thought they played very good," he said. "They kept working hard and they got some good bounces in the third and had a much better effort tonight. You can't take anything away from how they played."
The Huskies are now faced with something they haven't had to yet this year: rebound from a loss. They play next weekend at Alaska-Anchorage and Dahl knows his guys will be ready to respond.
"We knew we were going to lose eventually," he said. "We'll live to fight another day."
CC hosts Clarkson in a non-conference series next weekend in Colorado Springs.
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I just wonder are there any methods to approximate the following integration by a linear formula ? $$ \int_{x_1}^{x_2} \int_{y_1}^{y_2} f( x,y,w_1,\dots,w_n ) \, dx \, dy \approx \sum\limits_{i = 1}^n a_i w_i + b, $$ where $a_i$ and $b$ are constants. For example $f( x,y,w_1,\dots,w_n ) $ $= e^{ - \frac{x^2 + y^2}{2}} \ln \left( \sum\limits_{i = 1}^n w_i e^{-\frac{(x-i)^2+(y-i)^2}{2} } \right)$.
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Let $$ g(w) = \iint f( x,y,{w_1},...,{w_n}) $$ then $$ g_{w_i}(\bar w) = \int\int f_{w_i} (x,y,\bar w) dx\,dy $$ and for $w\to \bar w$ $$ g(w) \approx g(\bar w) + \sum_i g_{w_i}(\bar w) (w-\bar w)_i $$


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It's a couple of days late but that Chuang Yi already released volume 11 of the Ouran High Host Club manga demands posting, however tardy. In any case, VIZ Media's street date for this volume is still a far 4 November 2008 away.
Here's the list of CY's English manga available from 26 February 2008:
Chuang Yi Manga (2008.02.26)
Blood+ volume 2 by Katsura Asuka (Kadokawa Shoten)
My Fair Lady volume 17 by Hayakawa Tomoko (Kodansha)
Ouran High Host Club volume 11 by Hatori Bisco (Hakusensha)
VAGABOND volume 11 by Inoue Takehiko (Kodansha)
Go here if you want the Chinese manga releases (among them, volume 13 of D.Gray-man by Hoshino Katsura-sensei). The English version covers, manga details, and my truly tedious ramblings are hidden behind the cut.
Blood+ volume 2 of 5
by Katsura Asuka (桂明日香)
Original title: BLOOD+
ISBN 981-269-840-X (Chuang Yi)
Published in Japan by Kadokawa Shoten (volume one released December 2005)
This installment originally issued April 2006
Series status: Five volumes, complete as at April 2007
Synopsis by Chuang Yi
For reasons yet unknown, the mysterious Chevalier called Shal has abducted Riku, issuing a literally bloody challenge to Saya. The search for her younger brother leads Saya and her companions to a secluded village in Vietnam—and into a vicious trap!
Blood+, BLOOD+, 桂明日香, Katsura Asuka, manga, Production I.G, Production I.G, Aniplex, Aniplex, Kadokawa Shoten, Beans Ace, shounen, horror, action, mystery, romance
Other versions/languages/works by same manga-ka
According to Wikipedia, the manga was released to promote the Production I.G anime inspired by the movie Blood: The Last Vampire (additional blather on the franchise). In addition to Chuang Yi, Dark Horse also licenses this manga for North American distribution (its first volume came out in 30 January 2008; volume two will street 25 May 2008).
Katsura Asuka-sensei also illustrated コゼットの肖像 (Le Portrait de Petit Cossette), a two-volume seinen horror/mystery manga first serialized in Kodansha's Magazine Z. TOKYOPOP published the English version in July and November 2006.
My Fair Lady volume 17 of 20+
by Hayakawa Tomoko (はやかわ ともこ)
Original title: ヤマトナデシコ七変化 -Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge
ISBN 981-269-655-5 (Chuang Yi)
Published in Japan by Kodansha (volume one released October 2000)
This installment originally issued November 2006
Series status: 20 volumes (January 2008), ongoing (serialization in Betsufure AKA Bessatsu Friend)
Synopsis by Chuang Yi
Sunako, creature of the dark, and Kyohei the ruffian extraordinaire, have been forced to enter a ballroom dance competition together! A very unlikely pair to grace the dance floor indeed...
Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge, ヤマトナデシコ七変化, Yamanade, Perfect Girl Evolution, My Fair Lady, The Wallflower, はやかわ ともこ, Hayakawa Tomoko, manga, Kodansha, Betsufure, shoujo, harem, comedy, romance
Other versions/languages/works by same manga-ka
Yamato Nadeshiko Shichihenge is also published in English by Del Rey, titled The Wallflower (volume 14 was released last 8 January 2008; volume 15 and 16 will be available 15 April 2008 and 22 July 2008 respectively). The still current shoujo series is published in Indonesian as Perfect Girl Evolution by Gramedia's Level Comics imprint (most recent: volume 14). It is also translated into German (Perfect Girl) by TOKYOPOP Germany.
The Wallflower anime is licensed in English by ADV Films. The first DVD volume, Lesson 1: My Fair Bishonen, was released 18 December 2007; the second Lesson 2: Shrewring of the Timid was skedded for a 26 February 2008 release.
Other Hayakawa Tomoko-sensei shoujo works include: キレイな男の子 (Kirei na Otokonoko), published in Indonesia by Elex Media as Beautiful Boy; 電撃ラブ・マシーン - Dengeki Love Machine; and 理想の顔を持つ男 (Risou no Kao wo Motsu Otoko or The Man with a Perfect Face). These are all one-volume anthologies and not yet licensed for English distribution. The artistic road taken by Kirei na Otokonoko and Risou no Kao wo Motsu Otoko lead to Yamanade's Kyouhei (IMO).
Ouran High Host Club volume 11 of 12+
by Hatori Bisco (葉鳥 ビスコ)
Original title: 桜蘭高校ホスト部 - Ouran Koukou Host Club
ISBN 978-981-276-263-4 (Chuang Yi)
Published in Japan by Hakusensha (volume one released August 2003)
This installment originally issued September 2007
Series status: 12 volumes (5 April 2008), ongoing (serialization in LaLa)
Synopsis by Chuang Yi
The inaugural Ouran Sports Meet begins at last! Tamaki has forced Kyoya into a showdown with Kuze, but is he really getting what he wanted, or has Tamaki finally bitten off more than he can chew?! And that's not the only trouble brewing! The twins are caught in a deluge of emotions as their feelings for Haruhi come to a head!!
Ouran Koukou Host Club, 桜蘭高校ホスト部, Ouran High Host Club, Ouran High School Host Club, 葉鳥 ビスコ, Hatori Bisco, manga, Hakusensha, LaLa, shoujo, school life, gender bender, harem, comedy, romance, drama
Other versions/languages/works by same manga-ka
VIZ Media serialized Ouran High School Host Club in English in Shojo Beat, before publishing the Ouran volumes starting July 2005. As noted earlier, its volume 11 will be available only in November 2008 (volume 10 was released 29 January 2008). The Chuang Yi editions are distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Madman Entertainment. CY also publishes a Simplified Chinese version. The series is in serialization in Indonesia in the HanaLala shoujo mangazine (no tankoubon release yet). Panini Comics publishes the manga in French and Spanish, while Carlsen Comics publishes a German version. (Additional series info here.)
Hatori Bisco-sensei debuted with 一瞬間のロマンス (Isshun kan no Romance) or A Moment of Romance, a one-shot in LaLa DX magazine, later included in the two-volume series pre-Ouran, Millennium Snow (千年の雪 or Sennen no Yuki). Sennen no Yuki series is reportedly on hiatus, but English publishers VIZ Media and Chuang Yi (under the title A Thousand Years of Snow) have released the two volumes available.
VAGABOND volume 17 of 27+
by Inoue Takehiko (井上雄彦)
Original title: バガボンド
ISBN 978-981-276-411-9 (Chuang Yi)
Published in Japan by by Kodansha (March 1999)
This installment originally issued August 2001
Series status: 27 volumes (November 2007), ongoing (serialization in Weekly Morning)
Synopsis by Chuang Yi
Japan's most celebrated samurai, sword-saint Miyamoto Musashi, wasn't always an enlightened warrior-philosopher - for the path to greatness is filled with adversity and difficult life-decisions. Musashi wants to take on Yagyu Sekishusai, a man recognized by many to be the greatest living swordsman around. But Sekishusai is an ailing old man and Musashi is on the verge of killing him in his sleep. Will this act truly take Musashi further along the path to enlightenment by way of the sword?
バガボンド, Vagabond, 井上雄彦, Inoue Takehiko, manga, Kodansha, Weekly Morning, seinen, historical, samurai, action, drama
Other versions/languages/works by same manga-ka
The 2000 Japan Media Arts Festival Grand Prize for manga awardee is also published in English by VIZ Media (volume 26 out 23 October 2007; volume 27 available by 18 March 2008). The manga is translated into Indonesian (Level Comics), French (Editions Tonkam), Spanish (Editorial Ivréa), and Portuguese (Conrad).
Inoue Takehiko-sensei also created the Slam Dunk, REAL, and Buzzer Beater sports manga, but you knew that already. CY licenses Japan's favorite manga Slam Dunk in English and Simplified Chinese; VIZ Media picked up the North American license (Gutsoon! Entertainment dropped the series) and will release volume one on 2 September 2008. VIZ also holds the English license for REAL (volume one has a 15 July street date). CY and VIZ haven't picked up Buzzer Beater yet but perhaps it's just a matter of jikan?
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This section exists because I'm self-confessed anal. And since I already wrote it... *shrugs and tosses more blah blah into the post*
The Blood+ franchise
Originally an anime, the Blood+ series drew its inspiration loosely from the Kitakubo Hiroyuki-sensei-directed film, Blood: The Last Vampire, based in turn on the novel by Oshii Mamoru-sensei. The English book version Blood: The Last Vampire: Night of the Beasts was published by Dark Horse in November 2005. The character Saya and the chiropterans would go on to star in the full range of multimedia: anime series, manga, light novels, and PS2 games (Blood+: One Night Kiss and Blood+: Souyoku no Battle Rondo).
Three manga series were released to promote the Production I.G / Aniplex TV series:
Blood+, by Asuka Katsura, is a five-volume series that first premiered in Beans Ace Magazine in July 2005. It covers the same story events as the anime series. Blood+ Adagio, also called Blood+ A, was written by Kumiko Suekane. It is a two-volume series that premiered in the September 2005 issue of Monthly Shonen Ace and follows Saya and Haji's experiences during the Russian Revolution. The third series, Blood+ Yakō Jōshi, also called Blood+: City of the Night Walkers, is a single tankōbon series by Hirotaka Kisaragi. It premiered in the September issue of Asuka Ciel. Set in Shanghai, it follows Haji as he searches for Saya and the complications he must deal with. Unlike the other Blood+ manga adaptations, which are shōnen or seinen works, Blood+ Yakō Jōshi is a shonen-ai, or boy's love, piece. (Info from Wikipedia)
Chuang Yi Singapore released the first volume of Blood+ on 19 February 2008 (there's only a week's gap between the two releases). Dark Horse which licenses Katsura Asuka-sensei's manga for North America scheduled volume one and two for release in the first half of 2008. Dark Horse also holds the license for the BLOOD+A prequel and Blood+ Yakō Jōshi side story, although their release dates have yet to be confirmed.
Light novels
The official four-volume novelization of Blood+ was written by Ikehata Ryo-sensei and illustrated by Hashii Chizu-sensei. A second adaptation, Blood+ Russian Rose, was written by Chōgatsu Karino-sensei with art by Takagi Ryō-sensei. Comprising two volumes, Russian Rose follows the adventures of Saya and Haji at the start of the 20th century and the Russian Revolution. All light novels were published in Japan by Kadokawa Shoten.
Dark Horse likewise holds the English license for the novels. Ikehata Ryo-sensei's Blood+ Volume 1: First Kiss will be available from 12 March 2008. (Dark Horse sets the release of the second Blood+ Volume 2: Chevalier on 13 April 2008.)
The 50-episode Blood+ series has aired/is being telecast on: Cartoon Network - Adult Swim USA (from 2007.03.11); Animax Philippines (2007.04.12); TVE Spain (2007.04.17); Animax East Asia (2007.04.29); Animax Latin America (2007.04.30); Canal Buzz Spain (2007.08.07); and most recently, AXN Sci-Fi Poland (2008.02.03).
Sony Pictures distributes the English DVDs. Blood+: Part One, containing the first season episodes (from episode one ファーストキス ("First Kiss") to episode 25 赤い盾 (Akai tate) or "The Red Shield"), will be released starting 4 March 2008.
Ouran High School Host Club
The world knows that Studio BONES adapted the manga (until volume nine) into a 26-episode anime TV series, which aired on Japan's NTV from 4 April to 26 September 2006. The production only retained one Host Club member from the drama CD cast (Suzumura Kenichi). Nine DVD volumes (with covers to die for!) were released from July 2006 through March 2007. An anime artbook was also published. The English DVD is licensed by FUNimation (as at this post's publication, there's no release date announced), while the German dub is distributed by Anime-Virtual. There is also a Taiwan version (Traditional Chinese) of the DVDs.
Drama CDs
Eight drama CDs have released so far. As observed, only Suzumura Kenichi-san (Hitachiin Kaoru in the earlier radio drama) made the transition to the anime cast. The radio version Hosts were:
Hisakawa Aya (Priscilla, Claymore) as Fujioka Haruhi
Midorikawa Hikaru (Shinku Lee, Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2) as Suou Tamaki
Suwabe Junichi (Grimmjow Jeagerjaques, Bleach) as Ootori Kyouya
Hoshi Souichirou (Senri Shiki, Vampire Knight drama and anime) as Hitachiin Hikaru
Suzumura Kenichi (Ginju, Amatsuki) as Hitachiin Kaoru
Ohtani Ikue (Konohamaru, Naruto Special: Akaki Yotsuba no Clover wo Sagase OAV) as Haninozuka Mitsukuni
Tsuda Kenjiro (Inui Sadaharu, The Prince of Tennis) as Morinozuka Takashi
The above seiyuu can be heard in the Ouran High School Host Club Drama CD 1; Drama CD 2; Drama CD 3; the 28th Anniversary LaLa Memorial CD; and the 29th Anniversary LaLa Drama CD. Meanwhile, the anime cast members reprise their roles in the following radio dramas: Ouran High School Host Club Anime Drama CD; the LaLa Gorgeous Drama CD (November 2006); the LaLa Treasure Drama CD (October 2007).
According to the For Richer or Poorer site, there's another anime drama CD—Part 2, reportedly scheduled for a January or February 2008 release.
Original soundtracks
There were three OSTs released: OST and Character Songs I (26 July 2006) OST and Character Songs II (28 August 2006) OST and Character Songs III (Special Edition, 20 September 2007).
Visual novel
A dating-sim was released for Play Station 2 in April 2007 by Idea Factory. Exclusively released in Japan, the game featured four new characters (aside from the Host Club) by Hatori Bisco-sensei, among them Jean-Pierre Léo, a French friend of Tamaki, and Haruhi's childhood friend Himemiya Sayuri.
~niki DBA 花木兰03 who was listening to the Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto OST 1 as she wrote this
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Please DO Disturb Us
By LIM YUNG HUI on June 21, 2008
This morning, I found this door tag lying on the sidewalk (see below). I'm quite accustomed to see DO NOT DISTURB tag but this tag comes with PLEASE DO DISTURB US. Quite an "interesting" way to welcome people to walk-in your retail outlet.
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1658 :18x01 - FR1811 The Mystery of Meredith's Murder
The case of a US college student who was charged with the murder of her British housemate while studying in Italy.
1659 :18x02 - FR1812 When Caylee Vanished
Dennis Murphy discusses the case which has occupied the headlines this week, Caylee Anthony's disappearance from back in July 2008. A talk is had with Caylee's grandparents concerning the findings this week and their daughter's possible involvement.
1660 :18x03 - FR1813 The Evictors/Rick Warren/Missing No More/Along Came a Spider
Author/Evangelical pastor Rick Warren is interviewed about his book and political views, along with his recent family crisis. Then, a look at families who have been effected by the recent housing crisis. Lastly, a murder investigation arises from a widows suspicious behavior.
1661 :18x04 - FR1815 Killer Instinct
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1662 :18x05 - FR1816 Deadly Deception (aka Accused Radio Host)
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1663 :18x06 - FR1817 Miracle on the Hudson: What Went Right
A minute-by-minute look at the landing of US Airways flight 1549 in New York's Hudson River. Includes interviews with some of the survivors and their rescuers.
1664 :18x07 - SU1817 This Moment, This Time/10 Inspiring Everyday Heroes
Ann Curry takes a glimpse at what President Barack Obama will have in front of him when he takes office, through insights from pundits, scholars and newsmakers. Plus, Hoda Kotb reports on everyday heroes in the second installment.
1665 :18x08 - FR1818 Deadly Dealing
Chris Hansen investigates female college student became a drug informant and was killed during a botched drug bust.
1666 :18x09 - SU1818 10 Most Incredible Close Calls/Beyond the Sea (Update)
Hoda Kotbe introduces 10 near death experiences, all caught live on camera. The extremely close calls include a child getting stuck between huge boulders, a base jump gone horribly wrong, a roof top fire rescue, a girl trapped under concrete, another girl - and then her rescuer - trapped under ice, an aircrew man sucked into a friggin' jet engine, a sinking cruise ship and a diver stuck in a shark cage WITH an 18 foot Great White!. In the second hour, Keith Morrison reviews the case of Olivia Newton John's missing boyfriend, Patrick McDermott. But was his disappearance due to falling overboard, committing suicide, or faking his own death in order to avoid court proceedings brought by an ex-wife? Also, the husband-and-wife team that owns the fishing boat McDermott supposedly fell from speaks about Patrick for the first time.
1667 :18x10 - FR1819 Fighting For Sean
Meridith Vieira investigates a case of global kidnapping which has affected a New Jersey community.
1668 :18x11 - FR1820 Justice For Sparkle
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1669 :18x12 - SU1820 The Run of His Life/Where's the Money/Life in the Corner Office
Chris Hansen takes a closer look at the financial bailout package from the government which is hoping with give a jump-start to the economy. Also included is the measures which are being implemented to keep people from abusing the stimulus money.
1670 :18x13 - TU1821 The Octuplets' Mother: Her Story
An interview by Ann Curry with the mother who recently gave birth to octuplets, Nadya Suleman on Jan. 26, shedding light on her headline grabbing story.
1671 :18x14 - FR1821 Deadly Affair
Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz follows officials as they track down a killer of a wife and mother. The investigation goes back and forth as her husband and daughter have different views on what happened.
1672 :18x15 - SU1821 10 Wild Rides/Escape From Brushy Mountain
Chris Hanson shows us ten of the most death-defying moments which were caught on film, including a daredevil's crash and a skier taking on an avalanche. Then, a camping trip in Virginia turns into a frightening test of survival.
1673 :18x16 - FR1822 Deadly Sanctuary
An investigative report on the death of a female parishioner inside the office of the county church, which shocked the congregation and left them suspicious to why this happened. Was this death a murder or maybe a suicide? Correspondent Keith Morrison reports.
1674 :18x17 - SU1822 Black Box Mystery: The Crash of the Concorde/Reality Bites (Update)
Peter Greenberg examines the deadly flight of the supersonic Concorde which came down in France, killing all 113 on board on July 2000. Complete with first hand accounts, the report looks into the controversies which still surround the crash today. Also, Chris Hanson gives his report on a reality show which had gone wrong.
1675 :18x18 - FR1823 Mystery on a Moonlit Road
After discovering an old family secret, a woman decides to research the details of her father's murder from decades earlier.
1676 :18x19 - FR1824 With Friends Like These
Correspondent Keith Morrison reports on what happened when some L.A. down-and-out men met up with a pair of elderly ladies known for helping the homeless, and something else.
1677 :18x20 - FR1825 Deadly Dreams
Keith Morrison investigates the claims that a sleepwalking man killed his paramour.
1678 :18x21 - SU1825 Fighting For Sean Update/George Clooney on Dafur/Michael Phelps Interview
Olympic swimming champ Michael Phelps is interviewed by Matt Lauer. Also, Ann Curry chats with George Clooney about his cause of ending the Dafur crisis while on a trip to the border of Chad and Sudan. Plus, Meridith Vieira reflects on a father's struggles to bring his son to the U.S. from Brazil.
1679 :18x22 - FR1826 Flying High at Cocktail Cove
A report about Michael Schrenker, a financial advisor who faked his own death in January 2009, after being charged with financial fraud, by deliberately ditching the airplane he was piloting.
1680 :18x23 - SU1826 Inside The Financial Fiasco: Mortgage Madness
Correspondent Chris Hanson begins the first of a three part series on the recent economic crisis. This report will explore the bad effects of a risky home loan. This story is punctuated with insight from insiders and those who told of the wrongdoings.
1681 :18x24 - FR1827 Inside the Financial Fiasco: Debt Trap
Part two of Chris Hanson's three part of his economic reports. Today's report follows families who are on the edge of bankruptcy and exposes shady illegal activities allegedly used by some collection agency.
1682 :18x25 - SU1827 10 Most Incredible Close Calls (2)
Originally scheduled Part 3 of Inside The Financial Fiasco (see SU1828) did not air. Instead, Hoda Kotbe re-introduces 10 near death experiences, all caught live on camera. The extremely close calls include a child getting stuck between huge boulders, a base jump gone horribly wrong, a roof top fire rescue, a girl trapped under concrete, another girl - and then her rescuer - trapped under ice, an aircrew man sucked into a friggin' jet engine, a sinking cruise ship and a diver stuck in a shark cage WITH an 18 foot Great White!. (Original Airdate: January 25, 2009. SU1818)
1683 :18x26 - FR1828 Death of a Heartsong
Keith Morrison explores how a murder ripped apart a seemingly happy couples marriage.
1684 :18x27 - SU1828 Inside the Financial Fiasco: Promises, Promises
Chris Hansen concludes his three part series on the recent financial crisis with a look at the unsavory sales schemes which prey upon vulnerable customers.
1685 :18x28 - FR1829 Unsolved Case Squad
Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz and a team of investigators attempt to crack a pair of murder cases.
1686 :18x29 - SU1829 Dystonia/Model School Scam/The Mysterious Music Man
First, Hoda Kotb reports on how 13-year-old Sam Gladen battled a medical mystery - Dystonia - and decides to undergo brain surgery. Then, Chris Hanson files an undercover report which scrutinizes a modeling company. Plus, Dennis Murphy investigates a scam from on online-dating company based in Philadelphia.
1687 :18x30 - FR1830 Disappearance at the Dairy Queen
Dennis Murphy reports on how devoted a policeman and his intern were to solve the mysterious disappearance of a young Michigan girl.
1688 :18x31 - FR1831 A Long, Dark Stretch of Road
Dennis Murphy investigates a case where a lawyer was injured after being shot and his wife was killed on a darkened road in Westchester County, NY.
1689 :18x32 - SU1831 A Step Too Far/You Might Be Rich (1)
Money lays in state treasuries all over the country as unclaimed funds. Tiki Barber sets out to help return some of this property to it's rightful owners. In addition, Sara James profiles an Arctic adventurer.
1690 :18x33 - FR1832 The Surfer & The Bird Rock Bandits
The death of a 24-year old surfer is investigated by Keith Morrison.
1691 :18x34 - SU1832 You Might Be Rich! (2)/How Lucky Can You Get?
An unsuspecting family learn from Donald Trump and Tiki Barber that they are recipients of a large sum of unclaimed money. Also, Chris Hansen tests California lottery retailers to see whether they are complying or not.
1692 :18x35 - FR1833 Your Cheating Heart/Deadly Suspicion
Hoda Kotb looks into the subject of infidelity, and whether some men and women are born to cheat. Also, Dennis Murphy investigates the January 2008 disappearance of a woman vacationing in the Caribbean.
1693 :18x36 - SU1833 Kevin Johnson, Mayor/Macy the Racer/Tesla Motors/Agape World Inc./Maria Lauterbach update/Ikaria island
First, an interview with Kevin Johnson, NBA star turned Mayor of Sacramento. Next, a profile of Macy Causey, an 8-year-old 3rd generation race car driver. Plus, a look at Tesla Motors electric cars. Then, Chris Hanson examines a smaller Ponzi scheme affecting everyday people (Nicholas Cosmo, Agape World Inc.). Then, an update on murdered marine Maria Lauterbach. Finally, Hoda Kotb visits the island of Ikaria, where residents live long and healthy lives.
1694 :18x37 - FR1834 The Party's Over
Authorities are puzzled when a woman disappears from the Caribbean vacation home she and her husband built in an attempt to heal their marital woes. Dennis Murphy investigates.
1695 :18x38 - SU1834 Afghan Education/Cody McCasland, Hero/Slumdog Stars/Farrah's Story update/The Last Dance
First, Ann Curry examines the efforts being made to educate women in Afghanistan. Next, Keith Morrison introduces us to Cody McCasland, a 7-year old who had both his legs amputated above the knee. Also, an update of the child actors who appeared in the motion picture, "Slumdog Millionaire." Plus, a further look at Farrah Fawcett's cancer story. Finally, an in-depth investigation of the murder of a wealthy Colorado man.
1696 :18x39 - FR1835 The Stripper & The Steelworker
A stripper and a steelworker end up in the trial of their lives after a fisherman is found murdered, as reported by Keith Morrison.
1697 :18x40 - SU1835 The Spy Who Loved Me/The Mystery of the Missing Millionaire
Dennis Murphy reports about an American living in Britain and a suave Englishman who claims to have been a spy. In addition, Murphy investigates a hedge-fund manager believed to have been involved in fraud.
1698 :18x41 - MO1836 Justice for Julia/A Father's Mission
Dennis Murphy reports on a woman's death who was in the middle of an abusive relationship and whether her husband's hand was involved in the crime. Additionally, Keith Morrison investigates when a son is named the prime suspect in a murder of a couple and even his father believes he was guilty. In the end, the father tries desperately to clear his son's name.
1699 :18x42 - FR1836 Fatal Visions
Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz investigates the case of the 2001 drowning of a woman inside her own bathtub which has seen many twists and turns throughout the years.
1700 :18x43 - SU1836 On tour with Taylor Swift
Dateline gets an exclusive backstage pass with the country pop mega star. Reported by Hoda Kotb.
1701 :18x44 - FR1837 Mystery in the Deep Blue Sea
A newlywed bride drowns while diving at the Great Barrier Reef during her honeymoon in Australia. Was this just an accident by a novice scuba diver or did her husband play a role in her demise? Dennis Murphy reports.
1702 :18x45 - SU1837 Inside Iran/The Year of Living Dangerously/Fighting For Sean(3)
Ann Curry takes a look at the politics, people, and history of Iran as she explores a side of the country rarely seen. Next, Dennis Murphy reports about a wife who finds herself trapped inside her husband's mysterious and secretive life - a world filled with intrigue and deception that would take a decade for her to escape from. Finally, an update - David Goldman has been trying to gain custody of his son Sean, ever since his wife took him to Brazil back in 2004. Now after five years, will the father and son be reunited?
1703 :18x46 - MO1838 The Trouble on the Hill
The quiet roads within the canyons lay the homes of three feuding neighbors, all which are loved and made great accomplishments in their lives. Who knew what these neighbors were capable of doing?
1704 :18x47 - SU1838 The Many Faces of Clark Rockefeller
A look into the case of Clark Rockefeller, a German born man whose real name is Christian Carl Gerhartsreiter and has been living under an assumed name after kidnapping his daughter during an supervised visitation.
1705 :18x48 - MO1839 Vegas Undercover
Chris Hansen follows a day out at work with the Las Vegas police as they are watched on camera. Included is an officer spotting would-be pimps by acting as a first-time prostitute; the auto-theft team tracks "bait cars" which they want to be stolen; and a man gives information to police concerning his counterfeiting-money scam.
1706 :18x49 - FR1839 The Secrets in the Box/The Last Voyage (update)
Keith Morrison reports about 2 daughter's trying to discover why their mother mysteriously disappeared. Their father claims that she ran off with another man. Or is he just covering himself from a crime? 16 years later, the truth will be revealed. Then, in 2004 at Newport Beach,California, Tom and Jackie Hawks were killed as they tried to sell their boat. Josh Mankiewicz reports on the latest in the case and interviews a young man who showed interest in buying the boat and later was named as their killer.
1707 :18x50 - SU1839 Top 5 of 10 Most Incredible Close Calls
Hoda Kotbe re-introduces the top 5 of 10 near death experiences, all caught live on camera in this half-hour version of SU1818 originally aired on January 25, 2009. The extremely close calls include a girl - and then her rescuer - trapped under ice, an aircrew man sucked into a friggin' jet engine, a sinking cruise ship and a diver stuck in a shark cage WITH an 18 foot Great White!.
1708 :18x51 - MO1840 Where there's smoke...
Correspondent Rob Stafford examines a case of one man being left for dead in his garage, and another man gone missing, making investigators wonder whether these are coincidental or if a couple's plan to start a new life has gone awry.
1709 :18x52 - TH1840 American Legend: Michael Jackson / Farrah Fawcett: The Life & Death Of An Angel
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1710 :18x53 - FR1840 Michael Jackson: The King Of Pop
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1711 :18x54 - SU1840 Homeless/Regressive Disease/Slumdog Stars/Michael Jackson Questions
Hoda Kotb gives a report about a mother trying to save her children from a rare disease by learning all about pharmacology and medicine.
1712 :18x55 - MO1841 Living With Michael Jackson (2003)
Dateline NBC airs a one-hour edit of Martin Bashir's 2003 Granada Television documentary "Living with Michael Jackson". The film spans of 8 months of Jackson's life, from May 2002 to January 2003. Jackson admitted sharing his bed with children in the documentary. Bashir is now an NBC news anchor, but was at ITV in the UK at the time of filming.
1713 :18x56 - FR1841 Michael Jackson: Remember The Time
Hoda Kotb introduces a revealing 2 hour look back at the life of Michael Jackson. First, extended cuts of Matt Lauer's interview with Jermaine Jackson at the Neverland Ranch. Next, Josh Mankiewicz provides an in-depth look at the life and career of the pop superstar including preparations for his upcoming re-launch. Finally, Keith Morrison examines the future of Michael's children. The program ends with a montage of classic Jackson song and dance moves.
1714 :18x57 - SU1841 10 Inspiring Everyday Heroes
Hoda Kotb reports on everyday heroes. We learn about ten people who saved lives, such as the Arizona teenager who overcame his fear of heights to rescue his autistic little brother.
1715 :18x58 - MO1842 Michael Jackson: Gone Too Soon
Hoda Kotb hosts. First, Josh Mankiewicz reveals the latest details about the death of Michael Jackson, and his funeral perperations. Hoda presents some rare words from Michael's October, 2001 online audio chat as part of the promotion for the then soon-to-be released Invincible album and tour. (His first new album in six years.) Dennis Murphy performs some forensic accounting with a look at his finances and the potential for Jackson memorabilia sales and the future of Neverland Ranch. Next, Josh Mankiewicz speaks with friends and family recalling a fun (and lonely) side of Michael Jackson that few have seen, plus some hopes for the come-back tour. Then, Hoda Kotb presents a behind-the-scenes look at the 1983 Thriller music video including recent interviews with Ola Ray and others who worked on the production. Finally, a look at the global response to Michael Jackson's passing.
1716 :18x59 - TU1842 A Farewell To Michael Jackson
A look back at the days events from Michael Jackson's memorial services, held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
1717 :18x60 - FR1842 Crossing The Line
Two kids grew up in South Boston as the best of friends and took divergent paths. John Connolly became one of Boston's most celebrated FBI agents, and his old buddy James "Whitey" Bulger became a notorious mobster. Connolly makes a deal with his friend Bulger to become an informant for the FBI and the FBI will overlook his illegal gambling operation. But what kind of devil's deal did he make since the FBI will have overlooked serious mob crimes. Dennis Murphy investigates the crimes and court trial that became the basis for the Martin Scorsese film "The Departed."
1718 :18x61 - MO1843 The Mystery in Manson Tunnel
Keith Morrison investigates the death of a student from UCLA, scrutinizing whether witchcraft, cult activity or possibly the pair of roommates had a hand in the crime.
1719 :18x62 - FR1843 The Family Business
The case of a murdered Boston contractor ends in a deadlocked jury, the second trial starts in an attempt to find justice.
1720 :18x63 - SU1843 The Girl in the Little Blue Dress
Correspondent John Larson updates the case of the disappearance of a 3-year old girl, following her determined father's quest to retrieve her.
1721 :18x64 - FR1844 Kidnapped Heiress: The Patty Hearst Story/The Mystery of the Lost Weekend
Josh Mankiewicz recalls the case of the 1974 Patty Hearst kidnapping by a little known group called the SLA - Symbionese Liberation Army. Mankiewicz talks with another man who claims he was held by the SLA and telling his story for the first time.
In an unexplainable case, an unassuming elementary school vice principal known for his kindness, was charged with killing his wife and children.
1722 :18x65 - SU1844 The Detective's Daughter
A kidnapped mother finds a way to call 911 without being detected by her captor. Other witnesses, including a driver who saw the crime as it happened, also make a call to 911 and plead for help. But was it a system breakdown which prevented the police from locating her?
1723 :18x66 - MO1845 Star-Crossed: The Tucson Developer Murder
Josh Mankiewicz reports about a popular, well-connected businessman who died after his car exploded. It was first believed to have been the work of the mob, but when a large insurance payout was sent to Europe, the prime suspect becomes the ex-wife, who is living there.
1724 :18x67 - FR1845 Michael Jackson: Inside The Final Hours / Dangerous Liaisons
Josh Mankiewicz reports on the latest happenings from he Michael Jackson death, including inside information of Jackson's lifestyle and a new report on what Jackson's personal doctor told police he did and didn't do the day Jackson died. Then, Rob Stafford investigates the death of football star's girlfriend, and the investigators believe the killer is someone he has known.
1725 :18x68 - SU1845 How Lucky Can you Get?
Chris Hansen tests California lottery retailers to see whether they are complying or not.
1726 :18x69 - MO1846 A Stranger in the House
A serial killer may be on the loose, causing an investigation after the murder of one woman and the later another woman is killed.
1727 :18x70 - FR1846 Terror at the Mall / Rosemary & the Motorcycle Man
A string of violent crimes against patrons of a local mall in a wealthy neighborhood leave the Investigators wondering if their isn't a serial killer on the loose. Dennis Murphy reports. Also, when a real estate agent disappears, her husband makes claims that she has left town, but her friends are not believing the story. A lawyer learns what may have happened to her, but is bound by attorney-client privilege. After nine years the lawyer can now finally reveal what has he knows. Keith Morrison reports.
1728 :18x71 - SU1846 Back To Woodstock
Looking back 40 years to Woodstock. Includes rare home movies, archival footage and splendid musical highlights.
1729 :18x72 - MO1847 No Safe Place
Keith Morrison reports on the slayings of Bud and Melanie Billings in their home in Pensacola home in early July. Why was this couple, the celebrated parents of 17 children, 13 by adoption and 9 with special needs, the target? Many questions are raised such as the motive and a look at the suspects. He also talks with Ashley Markham who's telling the inspirational story of her mother Melanie Billings in-depth for the first time.
1730 :18x73 - FR1847 Deadly Dealing / Down by the River
Chris Hanson examines the case of a female college graduate who was used as an informant for a drug bust, which went wrong and she ended up dead. Additionally, Heda Kotb tells the story of a mother's ten year quest for justice in the wake of the disappearance of her 11-year old son.
1731 :18x74 - MO1848 The Mystery at Chalk Creek
Dennis Murphy reports about a a woman who was killed after falling into a creek while on a fishing trip with her new husband.
1732 :18x75 - FR1848 Obsession / Murder in the Family
First, Hoda Kotb gives her report concerning the unexplained and unexpected death of 24-year-old Michelle Herdon, a death which baffled investigators for over two years. The murder would end up having Propofol as the means of death, the same drug believed to have killed singer Michael Jackson. Then, Dennis Murphy investigates the case of Maggie Locascio, a woman who was about to escape from her overpowering husband and begin a new life. But suddenly her life was cut short. The case saw a son versus his father in deciding who was responsible for the murder.
1733 :18x76 - MO1849 In the Bedroom
Josh Mankiewicz reports on a man whose dead body was found in his bedroom may have been part of a lethal love triangle.
1734 :18x77 - FR1849 Disappearance Before Dawn / Flying High at Cocktail Cove (updates)
Dennis Murphy reports on a mysterious case of a young groom who vanishes on his honeymoon cruise. Next, Keith Morrison gives an update on Marcus Schrenker, a financial adviser facing financial fraud who deliberately ditched the plane he was piloting on January 2009, in order to fake his own death.
1735 :18x78 - SU1849 A Dose of Controversy
Matt Lauer takes an unprecedented look at the emotional debate surrounding vaccines and the suggested link to autism. Includes an interview with Dr. Andrew Wakefield, who first came across the possible connection; plus investigative journalist Brian Deer and pediatrician Paul Offit.
1736 :18x79 - MO1850 The Mysterious Death of a Titan
Lester Holt examines the death of ex-NFL QB Steve McNair, who was killed July 2009. Included is a look at McNair's final hours of life.
1737 :18x80 - FR1850 The Man Behind the Mask
Sara James reports about Donna Palomba, a mother of two, recalls her horrific experience of being raped in her own home by a masked man. The broadcast examines the events which followed and how they divided the Waterbury, Conn. community, and how one detective believed her story while the others felt she lied.
1738 :18x81 - SU1850 Mukhtar Mai / American Character / Debt Trap (update)
First, Ann Curry interviews Mukhtar Mai in Pakistan, who is lending a hand in the next generation of women in her village by building schools and a center for abused women. Next, Tom Brokaw heads across U.S. Highway 50 to find the American Character in this brief promo of his series airing on the USA network. Lastly, Chris Hanson revisits the debt epidemic in the USA and interviews families who are nearly bankrupt. With the use of hidden cameras, Hanson exposes the dirty tactics in which some collection agencies will use and the steps taken by authorities to crack down on debt collectors who violate the law.
1739 :18x82 - MO1851 Second Chances
The national media attention was focused on Alex and Derek King in 2003 after confessing to murdering their father. The boys, 12 and 13 years old at the time, were two of the youngest kids to ever be charged as adults for murder and arson. Now, Keith Morrison gives the boys their first ever interviews, where they speak of their crime and of their lives today.
1740 :18x83 - FR1851 Cause for Alarm
A report by Dennis Murphy concerning a puzzling shooting inside the peaceful suburban home of a young elementary school and her cheating husband which not only divided their family and neighbors, but also a jury.
1741 :18x84 - FR1852 Behind Closed Doors: Bad Chemistry / The Mystery in the Master Bedroom
A pair of reports by Keith Morrison and Dennis Murphy finds the correspondents investigating two of marriages...one is a seemingly perfect couple, and the other is a newlywed pair ... that ends with death.
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: Returning Series
: Fridays at 10:00 pm
: 60 Minutes
: March 24, 1992
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