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May is on the verge of ending, but fear not TCM fans they didn't forget about airing a guest programmer. This month's TCM guest programmer is Dolores Hart. Hart was a former actress now Roman Catholic Nun. She made ten films in six years and one her films will be one of her picks and will be airing first.
Anyway this will be airing on May 27, starting at 8 p.m. EST. So let's look at which four movies Hart picked:
Airing Time: 8 p.m.
In "Lisa," Hart played a survivor of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp, who tries to make it to Israel with the help of a Dutch policeman. Phillip Dunne directed "Lisa."
Airing Time: 10 p.m.
"Laura" is the quintessential film noir that was directed by Otto Preminger. The film is about a detective who falls in love with the murder victim. Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney starred together in this noir.
3. "The Song of Bernadette" (1943)
Airing Time: 11:45 p.m.
Henry King directed this drama about a French peasant girl, who sees and is healed by the Virgin Mary. News get around and people flock to the small town, but not everyone is believing her story and treats the girl with prejudice. Jennifer Jones, Charles Bickford, and Vincent starred in this religious drama.
Airing Time: 2:30 a.m.
Anna Magnani starred in this movie as a grieving widow, who finds out that her late husband cheated on her, so she embarks on a new romance. Daniel Mann directed the movie and Burt Lancaster and Ben Cooper starred with Magnani.
Once again this starts next Tuesday, May 27 on TCM at 8 p.m. EST. If you haven't seen any of them take a chance next Tuesday. That also goes with saying, if you've seen them before why not watch them again?


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Miley Cyrus: The Imperfection of Teenage Stardom.
It's all been such a mess this past year for Miley, despite the fact that she earned $48 million and her Disney show Hannah Montana finished its wildly successful run. Her parents filed for divorce last fall, a video of Miley taking hits off a bong filled with the herb salvia made the rounds online and salacious photos from her 18th birthday party also went viral and generated bad publicity. This was on the heels of Miley's appearance at the Teen Choice Awards in 2009, when she was 17 and not only gyrated in super-short-shorts, but jumped atop an ice cream cart fitted with a pole which many likened to a stripper's pole. When a cable TV newswoman, who has young children who were fans of the singer, criticized the decision to have a 17-year-old "pole dance," Miley responded snarkily in a March 2010 Parade Magazine interview saying, "My job first is to entertainand do what I love, and if you don't like it, then change the channel. I'm forcing you to watch me . . . But, dude, if you think dancing on top of an ice cream cart with a pole is bad, then go check what 90 percent of the high schoolers are really up to."
In her Marie Claire interview, Miley sounded lighthearted and enthusiastic, pushing back criticism of her bong smoking by practically quoting one of her earlier, more innocent songs (one my daughter has on her iPod) "Nobody's Perfect." Of the provocative 18th birthday photos, she attempted to play them down as well. On the subject of whether her recent behavior, or the more adult-like material on her latest Can't Be Tamed CD – including a video for the song "Who Owns My Heart" where she, at 17, was vamping on top of a bed in lingerie and getting felt up in a nightclub -- is alienating her fanbase of young girls, Miley responded by saying she's just being who she is and that she "never wanted . . . my fans to ever feel like I betrayed them."
I can understand the desire for Miley to break free and be her own person, no longer a virginal Disney princess, and instead be a fit, talented and sexy young woman for all the world to see. I get that. And if we really want to be scandalized by teen behavior, we could tune into MTV's Skins and see much worse than we've seen from Miley. Problem is, Skins wasn't marketed to my tween-aged daughter and 17 is too young to be going on national television and gyrating next to a stripper pole, don't ya think?

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Tropical Depression Richard at 11 p.m. Monday
Tropical Depression Richard continued limping toward the Gulf of Mexico Monday night, its threat to the U.S. continuing to fade. See the complete story.
At 11 p.m. EDT, Richard was over the Yucatan Peninsula about 20 miles southeast of Ciudad Del Carmen, Mexico, plodding west-northwest at 7 mph with sustained winds of 30 mph.
The forecast calls for the system to emerge in the southern Gulf of Mexico early Tuesday and deflate into a remnant low pressure blob by Wednesday, before it reaches the Texas-Mexico border.


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Mernier: An die nacht / Rundel, Davin, et al
1 CD / Cypress / 2012-07-01Works: Benoît Mernier: An die Nacht, for soprano & orchestra; Piano Trio; Blake Songs, for soprano & 13 instruments
Performers: André Ristic; Delcampe, Laure; Fugiss, Carmen
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Mahler: Symphony no 4; Schoenberg: Orchesterlieder Op 8 / Delcampe, Oxalys
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Performers: Delcampe, Laure
Mahler's paradisiacal Symphony No. 4 and Schoenberg's sumptuous Lieder Op. 8 were executed simultaneously in a significant concert in January 1921. Oxalys revives this key...continue...
Nymphes & Fleurs - Delibes, Franck, Fauré, Pierné / Giaux, Huby, Penson, Delcampe, et al
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Performers: Delcampe, Laure; Penson, Guy
Conductors: Huby, Florence
Ensemble: Brussels Théâtre de la Monnaie Children's Choir
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Performers: Banholzer, Jurgen; Delcampe, Laure; Kennedy, Raphaele; Lamy, Herve [Tenor Vocal]; Mammel, Hans-Jorg; Sarragosse, Jean-Claude
Conductors: Tubéry, Jean
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Research news
Bacteria living on old-growth trees may help forests grow
Biology researchers discover that bacteria living in mosses on tree branches twice as effective at 'fixing' nitrogen as those on the ground
Prestigious Sloan Fellowship awarded to McGill neurologist Brian Chen
Funds will support key research into how our brains are wired
Star genomics researcher takes helm of McGill<br />and Génome Québec Innovation Centre
Mark Lathrop recruited back to Canada after years of scientific excellence in Europe
'Star' researcher at McGill nabs Polanyi prize
Astrophysicist Victoria Kaspi adds to lengthy list of stellar accomplishments
Making city streets safer for cycling
McGill Civil Engineering Professor Luis Miranda-Moreno is trying to make Montreal safer for cyclists than it is now.
First new C.difficile drug in a generation superior to existing treatments: researchers
Significantly reduces recurrence of infection, improves cure rates
Helping feed the world without polluting its waters
McGill researchers develop first-ever detailed global map of critical phosphorus use and misuse
Montreal researchers solve decades-old medical mysteries using genetics
A genetic study led by the MUHC Research Institute has solved a decades-old medical mystery.
New test discovered to better predict breast cancer outcomes
Gene expression signature identified that can accurately assess which patients are at risk of relapse
Breakthrough on Cystic Fibrosis one step closer as new research alliance formed
McGill and GlaxoSmithKline to collaborate on discovery and development of drugs with genetic target
McGill awarded $1 million grant to address debilitating parasitic diseases in the developing world
McGill Awarded $1-Million Grant to Address Debilitating Parasitic Diseases in the Developing World, offering a Canadian solution to a Pressing Global Health Challenge
Mobile lab takes to the streets
CFI awards more than $1.5 million to McGill in support of 11 innovative research projects
McGill researchers to receive more than $3 million in NSERC grants
Projects to address a broad range of areas, including solar energy, laser technology, IT efficiency, and healthy environment and ecosystems
McGill, University of Hong Kong forge partnership in cutting-edge medical research
Better understanding of genomics will create new opportunities for personalized medicine
Research shows single-patient rooms reduce hospital infections in ICU
A research team from the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) and McGill University has demonstrated that private rooms in Intensive Care Unit play a key role in reducing hospital infections like C-difficile. The study, published Jan. 10, 2011 in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine, also suggests that length of stay would be shorter and could lead to cost savings to the healthcare system.


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College Hockey:This Week in the WCHA: January 10, 1997
WCHA Preview: Jan. 10-11, 1997 by Jim Thies
In past years, the WCHA often looked like this: one or two teams out front, with such large leads in the standings that the rest of the league was just playing for second place, or even third.
That's not the case this year. With the season half over, there are seven teams which still have a legitimate chance of finishing near the top of the standings. North Dakota and St. Cloud State share a slim lead with 23 points. Minnesota is breathing down their necks with 22 points and, Colorado College is feeling good at 21. Wisconsin is in fifth place with 19 points while Denver and Minnesota-Duluth aren't out of it, each with 17.
With some interesting matchups this weekend, we might see a shakeup. The WCHA's co-leaders, UND and SCSU, meet in St. Cloud, while Denver can make up some ground when the Pioneers head to Minnesota.
Here's a closer look at this weekend's games.
No. 2 North Dakota (14-4-2, 11-4-1 WCHA) at St. Cloud State (12-5-3, 10-5-3 WCHA) Friday-Saturday, 8:35 CT, National Hockey Center, St. Cloud, MN
The league's top teams meet this weekend in St. Cloud; these two split in Grand Forks back in November (SCSU 5-2, UND 5-3).
North Dakota is 7-0-2 in its last nine games, its longest unbeaten streak since the 1986-87 season, when UND went 14 games without a loss. UND's Dave Hoogsteen (11 goals, 12 assists, 23 points) and Jason Blake (10-13–23) are tied for the WCHA points lead. Ian Kallay (7-11–18) and Kevin Hoogsteen (7-10–17) are up there as well. Toby Kvalevog (9-3-1, 3.09 GAA, .872 SV%) has been the mainstay in goal.
North Dakota leads the league in scoring, averaging 4.63 goals a game. The Sioux are second in the league in power-play conversion, but only ninth in penalty-killing.
For the first time since they joined the WCHA in 1990, the Huskies are in first place. They have accomplished that with excellent defensive play and a great home record (7-1-1). The Huskies are second in WCHA goals-against, with a 3.00 average. Tim Lideen (3-3-3, 2.81 GAA, .913 SV%) and Brian Leitza (7-2-0, 3.09 GAA, .900 SV%) can take credit for a lot of the team's success.
But don't forget Sacha Molin (11-11–22), who is third in the league in scoring and has nine multiple-point games; Dave Paradise (9-10–19), who picked up his 100th career point last weekend; or Mark Parrish (10-7–17), returning to the Huskies after playing in the World Junior Tournament.
ELMO Picks: A close split. UND 4-3, SCSU 3-2.
Denver (11-6-3, 7-6-3 WCHA) at No. 4 Minnesota (14-6-0, 11-5-0 WCHA) Friday-Saturday, 7:05 CT, Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN
Both teams had big weekends last time out, with Denver getting three of four points against St. Cloud State and Minnesota sweeping two games at Alaska-Anchorage.
Denver is on a much-needed run, going 8-1-3 over its last 12 games; in particular, the Pioneers are unbeaten in their last seven. DU's Paul Comrie (6-9–15) will be looked upon to lead the Pioneers in the offensive zone this weekend. He had a career-high four points in Friday's 9-6 win over SCSU. Antti Laaksonen (9-5–14) needs to have a big weekend for DU to win, and he's capable of that.
Goalie Stephen Wagner (5-2-0, 3.25 GAA, .894 SV%) gave up six goals Friday night against SCSU but still got the win. Jim Mullin (2-4-3, 2.94 GAA, .888 SV%) saved 27 of 28 shots in the tie Saturday. This series could depend on the play of these two goalies.
Minnesota may be playing the best of any team in the league right now. Despite being without three top players (all at the World Junior Tournament), the Gophers won twice last weekend on the road. Coach Doug Woog gets those players — Erik Rasmussen, Wyatt Smith and Ben Clymer — back, so he will have some decisions to make about the lineup this weekend.
The Gophers lead the league in both power-play conversion (25.4 percent) and penalty-killing (91.6 percent). It's tough to beat a team that plays that well on special teams, so a stern test awaits Denver. Goalie Steve DeBus (8-4-0, 2.75 GAA, .900 SV%) is among the WCHA leaders in goals-against and save percentage. Casey Hankinson (7-8–15) was hurt last weekend and it's not certain that he'll play. But with players like Defensive Player of the Week Mike Crowley (3-12–15) and high-scoring forward Ryan Kraft (8-6–14), the loss isn't as great.
ELMO Picks: Minnesota wins twice, 5-2, 4-1.
Alaska-Anchorage (5-11-2, 3-11-2 WCHA) at Minnesota-Duluth (11-8-1, 8-7-1 WCHA) Friday-Saturday, 7:05 CT, DECC, Duluth, MN
Here are two teams going in different directions: Minnesota-Duluth is 4-2, and Alaska-Anchorage is 0-5-1 over each team's last six games.
Alaska-Anchorage lost twice last weekend at home to Minnesota, going 0-for-15 on the power play. At the same time, the Seawolves allowed the Gophers five power-play goals in seven chances. UAA is eighth in the league on power plays and last in penalty-killing, which makes their rough season a little easier to understand.
Overall, UAA is ninth in both goals-against average and scoring. David Valliers (5-10–15) is a fine player, but he needs help from teammates to make things happen.
Minnesota-Duluth finds itself in an enviable position, playing at home this weekend against a lower-division team with a chance to pick up some points. A big weekend could lift the Bulldogs into the top half of the standings. Ken Dzikowski (8-13–21) is tied for fourth in the league in scoring, while teammate Mike Peluso (12-8–20) is sixth. Peluso*s 12 goals and seven power play goals leads the league. Goalie Brant Nicklin (8-7-1, 3.23 GAA, .898 SV%) has played in every league game.
ELMO Picks: A Bulldog sweep: 6-2, 5-1.
No. 8 Colorado College (11-7-1, 10-5-1 WCHA) at Michigan Tech (5-15-1, 2-13-1 WCHA) Friday, 7:35 ET, Saturday, 7:05 ET, John MacInnes Student Ice Arena, Houghton, MI
These will be the only regular-season meetings between Colorado College and Michigan Tech.
Colorado College has a chance to make a big move with a sweep this weekend; a four-point effort could be a catalyst for a strong second-half finish. Brian Swanson (8-13–21) is tied for fourth in the league in scoring, and his five power play goals are second in the WCHA. Jason Gudmundson (10-8–18) is tied for eighth in scoring.
Goalie Judd Lambert (8-4-0, 3.40 GAA, .875 SV%) needs to play well, not only this weekend, but the rest of the way if the Tigers want to make a move. CC averages 4.44 goals a game in the WCHA, ranking them second — but they allow 3.56, which puts them seventh.
Michigan Tech sits in the league basement. At least the Huskies are home (though they're only 3-6-1 there) for six of the next eight games. MTU is last in league scoring, averaging just two per game. Andre Savage (5-6–11) is the only Husky listed among the top 49 scorers in the league.
ELMO Picks: CC sweeps, 5-2, 4-1.
Northern Michigan (8-14-2, 4-13-1 WCHA) at Wisconsin (9-10-1, 9-6-1 overall) Friday-Saturday, 7:05 CT, Dane County Coliseum, Madison, WI
Both Northern Michigan and Wisconsin have played well lately in the WCHA: NMU is 4-0 and UW is 3-0-1 in their last four league games.
Northern Michigan's young team is getting better each weekend. This series with the Badgers is a chance for those players to show their stuff. Bud Smith (4-7–11) is one of those young players; he leads the Wildcats in assists and points overall. Roger Trudeau's nine overall goals leads the team. Brad Frattaroli and Tyson Holly went 1-4–5 and 2-2–4, respectively, in the win against Laurentian last weekend.
Wisconsin took two wins over the Wildcats in November, 4-3 and 5-1. Last weekend the Badgers beat Michigan Tech for their first home sweep of the season. Could a second be possible? Brad Englehart (10-8–18) has scored at least one point in eight of his last nine games and gone 4-8–12. He is tied for eighth in the league. Rick Enrico (6-11–17) and Joe Bianchi (7-8–15), who has points in seven of his last eight games (4-8–12), are also solid scorers.
ELMO Picks: A second sweep for the Badgers, 5-1, 4-2.
Next Week in the WCHA Friday, Jan. 17 Alaska-Anchorage at Northern Michigan Minnesota-Duluth at Colorado College Michigan Tech at Denver Minnesota at St. Cloud State Wisconsin at North Dakota
Saturday, Jan. 18 Alaska-Anchorage at Northern Michigan Minnesota-Duluth at Colorado College Michigan Tech at Denver St. Cloud State at Minnesota Wisconsin at North Dakota
Jim Thies is the WCHA Correspondent for U.S. College Hockey Online.
Copyright 1996 Jim Thies. All Rights Reserved.
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College Hockey:Mercyhurst a 20-game Winner
ERIE, Pa. — Mercyhurst won its 20th game of the season and remained unbeaten in the MAAC with a 4-2 victory over visitng Quinnipiac on Saturday night at the Ice Center.
Mercyhurst improved its overall mark to 20-7-3 and its conference slate to 19-0-3. Quinnipiac dropped to 14-12-4 overall (12-6-4).
The Lakers jumped on the visitors early, as senior forward Tom McMonagle scored his eighth of the season just 1:38 into the contest. Quinnipiac tied the game at 6:49 of the first when freshman forward Matt Craig beat Mercyhurst goaltender Peter Aubry. It was Craig's seventh of the season.
The score stayed that way until early in the second when Rivers connected on a power play at 1:26. Once again Quinnipiac battled back, getting a late second-period goal from senior forward Ryan Olson, his 18th.
But the Lakers started quickly again in the third as freshman defenseman T.J. Kemp banged in a power-play goal at 1:57. Rivers then completed the scoring with an empty-net score at 19:17.
The Lakers were 2-of-5 with the man advantage while Quinnipiac was 0-for-6. Aubry stopped 22 of 24 shots to pick up his 17th win of the season. He remains unbeaten in the conference at 17-0-2, a save prcentage of .945 and a goals-against-average of 1.61.
Sophomore netminder Jamie Holden took the loss for Quinnipiac as his overall record dipped to 11-6-3.
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Last season, Brunswick's girls basketball team used its leadership to win the school's first district title in 15 seasons.
This winter, that same guidance will be needed again, but for a different purpose as their returning players will join a handful of rookies.
"You have kids who played integral roles last season in a regional run, and then you have kids who have never stepped on a varsity court,†coach Paul Gerycz said. "So, it's been neat to see the older kids help the younger kids out.â€
To test that leadership, Gerycz and his staff went to the extent of taping the day's practice schedule on the wall and seeing if the seniors could organize the drills.
Seniors like point guard Kelsey Durichko, power forward Allie Martin and shooting guard Jess Mangus — starters on last year's 19-5 squad — not only were able to coordinate the rookies, they showed the fifth-year coach their leadership qualities.
"From the very beginning of the year, I told them it was who was going to step up and be that leader — whether vocal or by example,†Gerycz said. "I told them it's up to you guys, and the seniors took it upon themselves to say this is the next drill and this is what we need to do. That's what you look for.â€
Players like Durichko realize how critical they will be in the transition.
"I feel like I definitely have to lead the younger players,†Durichko said. "Because once I leave, the younger players have to take my spot.
"I feel like I have to show them the ropes and how it's done.â€
Durichko, who stands 5-foot-4, had a standout 2006-07 campaign, dishing out a Medina County-best 6.8 assists to go with 6.0 points and 2.5 steals a contest.
Martin (6-2, F) and Mangus (5-10, G) also bring strong resumes into this season.
Martin chipped in 8.0 points and ripped down 5.7 boards in her first varsity season, while Mangus was one of the best outside shooting threats in the area with 10.0 points, including a .345 shooting percentage from beyond the arc.
Sophomore center Brooke Forsythe was penciled to start alongside Martin, but a preseason knee injury will sideline the 6-2 post for six weeks.
Guard Kayla Durichko (5-5) and forward Mikaela Lengal (5-10) will likely fill out the starting lineup.
Additional playing time will be up for grabs in Gerycz's fast-break offense. Seniors Kayla Kirkpatrick (5-3), Dayna Yanus (5-8), junior Emily Kuhn (5-8) and freshman Annie Sofranko (5-5) will come off the bench.
Gerycz feels a potent offense, combined with a defense that allowed just 41.4 points last season, will be the key to a successful season and a return trip to the Sweet 16.
"It was a first time of all of us in regionals, me included,†Gerycz said. "When you get a little taste of that, you want more of it.
"Our big thing is we want to have a good showing in our new league (Northeast Ohio Conference) and we're not worried about the tournament right now, to be honest with you. We are worried about starting off strong, getting better and playing our best basketball when the end of the year comes.â€


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I am leaving ESB. Everybody here thinks I am a psycho chat moderator. Everybody hates me here, except for a couple of people who I can actually call friend. To these people, if you want to talk to me anymore, my Skype is Roger Klotz (Ramesses1303) and here are a few of other accounts owned by me:
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World of Yamara: Battle for Krel'Khazar
Krel'Khazar was once an area of grass and hills, with some mountains scattered across it. Just like the human capital of Compton, the great orcish city thatl ied within the great landforms of Krel'khazar was massive, owning buildings in all corners of the area. To the north, atop a great hill, was an area of trade and commerce, known as The Market District. Beside it was a place called The Docks, where great floating ships would park to export and import their cargo. Below it was a crime-infested area of lowly shops and terrible thugs. It was known as The Violence District. It was completely surrounded by barbed fences. Right next to it was a large hill known …Read more >
Well... this is my first blog. I read that you could post fictional stories. I don't really know if this is true, but I'm going to write a short story, and if I'm wrong about the stories part, please don't ban me - I don't understand this, as I've never blogged before. Well, here it goes, the story of Krel'Khazar:
Ever since the creation of orcs, there had always been Krel'Khazar - "Krel" means orc in traditional orcish language, and Khazar means "homeland" in common orcish language. Krel'Khazar all together actually means,"Homeland of the Orcs".
Voe, creator of orcs and ogres, wanted to put them in a place that he deemed perfect for them. This was a continent known as Croshta Morr, which means Orcish Homeland in Alto'Questrian. When it was …Read more >


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It all started a few years ago when a friend was throwing out an old window and I wondered what I could use it for. I had read about different solar collectors and figured I could cobble together enough parts to make something. This is the result,.... The only things I bought for the setup were:
- black paint
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So far the maximum temperature recorded in the heater section was 56 degrees Celsius which got the drying rack section up to 50C. On an average sunny day the heater section gets up into the high 40s while the drying area gets into the mid 40s. These temperatures where recorded in late May in Nova Scotia.
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Bobby: This film is a bit different than other films you have done, how did you get involved with this film?
Jon: The truth is they got in touch with me and I think they had already accomplished one or two of the segments at that point. They showed them to me and I thought it looked like they knew what they were doing and it was a small enough operation that if they really wanted my help, then I was happy to jump in and lend a hand.
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Jon: Yes, they gave me the synopsis and would explain to me that certain aspects needed to be addressed. Once I got out to Arizona, I think they showed me just about all of them though.
Bobby: You have an important part to the films as the almost western crypt keeper storyteller, but it is a smaller part. How long does something like that take to shoot?
Jon: It is a smaller part in that it pops in and out. I think we shot all of it in about 4 days, it was really fast. It was an independent film and was still trying to figure out if it was going to be online or a full film, saying they weren't sure if it was going to be an online series or what. They were nice guys and creative and I felt happy to come out and be a part of it. As you mentioned, it's not the sort of thing I am used to doing, it's definitely a change and that is probably one of the other reasons I did it. It was kind of interesting to me because I had never done anything like that.
Bobby: You have done so many things, but have a couple of more iconic roles with Uncle Rico from Napoleon Dynamite and the werewolf from Monster Squad. Do you ever walk into films like this they are wanting you to play it like those roles?
Jon: After Uncle Rico there were an enormous amount of roles that came to me that they wanted me to play just like that, which I would flat out say thanks, but no thanks. I have done that already and don't need to do that again. I also thought that if they are lacking that much imagination that you are just going to mimic something that's so original you need to go back to the drawing board. I am not trying to school anyone or be rude, but that was how I felt. Jared and Jerusha had a real insight into the idea of a character and it wasn't completely of their imagination. When Jared was growing up there was a guy that they used to see from the school bus standing on his front lawn with a video camera throwing a football. That alone gave him the imagery to expand on and use his imagination to wonder what this guy's dreams were. He was clearly too old to play professional football or college so why is he videotaping himself, what's the purpose? Then he ran with it and that is how an original idea comes, but then when a role like this reaches some sort of iconic status for any actor, other filmmakers start reaching out to try and recreate it. Even if they offered me good money, I didn't care. I mean it's great to be paid, but it's better to do something original that's going to be memorable.
Bobby: So when you take on a role like this that is a smaller role, but substantial to the whole picture, how do you go about creating the character? Is it already laid on in the script or are you given free rein to do whatever.
Jon: I think relatively it is pretty well laid out in the script. The guy had to get from point A to point B and a specific challenge in the story that is not open to a great deal of variation. There were a couple of times that I may have done it a little different or added something, but for the most part it was just following the course to what was laid out.
Bobby: This kind of film and story leaves some aspects open to be able to do more stories, has there been talk about making any more and is that something you would be interested in returning for?
Jon: They mentioned that possibility and said they wanted to keep going with this, would I be interested in doing more? I told them of course I would, mainly because I like where they are going and I've always liked these kinds of things. When I was a young boy I used to watch a show called Night Gallery, the Rod Serling show and it reminded me a bit of that show and the idea of getting to be the western version of Rod Serling was kind of cool to me.
Bobby: I know it was earlier on in your career, but being a fan of Monster Squad I have to ask you did you get to be in the full make-up as the werewolf?
Jon: No I didn't get to play the actual werewolf. In all truth and I hope the actor who I think might have been a stunt man doesn't take exception, but when Fred Dekker told me I wasn't going to be playing the werewolf I remember getting angry. I mean the last thing I wanted to do was be put in rubber for 8 hours to play this guy, but I remember being angry about it because if I am playing the role, let me play the whole role. There were times that I would be watching the guy that played the werewolf and I would actually go the director and it was totally out of my character to criticize somebody, especially while they were working, but this was directly relatable to the character I was playing. I felt he was playing the werewolf too much with his hands in the air and looking at you going "GRAAAA" kind of like a carnival scary pose instead of the nuances that I was bringing to the character. They put this other guy in the role of the werewolf because he was physically much, much bigger. I remember that I didn't have much of a conversation with the guy playing it, but I do remember going to the director and saying that he is missing the character and it was little upsetting to me.
Bobby: As huge fan of that film, it makes more sense now as it always felt something was off there between the two characters.
Jon: In all honesty, and I know there is a big fan base to that film and understandably so. I was never really happy with any of my work in that film and was personally never as big a fan of that film as I thought I would be. I loved the script, the concept and all of the other characters, but just not a fan of my work and that happens sometimes. You do something and just don't feel like you hit it or get it to where I want it to be. I don't usually tell anyone this so when fans come up to tell me they loved the film or me in it, I just say thank you so much, but in my heart of hearts I was never proud of what I did.
Bobby: Do you get a lot of people walking up to you saying "Wolfman's got nards?"
Jon: Yes. Just about every time I am on set, especially when we are shooting in small towns there is inevitably someone that screams it while we are shooting.
Bobby: I enjoyed the film and as much as I love seeing you're more wacked out and unusual characters, it was cool seeing a more toned down approach to this role.
Jon: That's nice of you to say and that is probably one of the reasons I wanted to do it. I don't always want to play the wacky, crazy parts. I love having the opportunity to play a regular person in an irregular situation in a very realistic way.
Bobby: I know they just announced Taken 3, are you going to be returning for that one too?
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Bobby: I am a big fan from obviously back to the Monster Squad days up through The Rundown, Taken and Napoleon Dynamite so really appreciate you taking the time to do this.
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SHALLOTTE — The Great Depression. Two World Wars. Astronauts landing on the moon. A marriage. Children. Grandchildren.
These are but some of the events witnessed by Josephine Chebat of Shallotte, who celebrated her 100th birthday Tuesday, June 14.
Chebat was born in Manhattan, N.Y., and raised in Queens by a Russian father, Joseph Roubo, and a Lithuanian mother, Antonia Roubo, meaning initially English wasn't her first language.
While Senate Bill 875 stalls in a state House committee, Sunset Beach residents are continuing to question and take action against Sen. Bill Rabon's controversial measure to de-annex either end of the town island.
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Lightning striking an underground natural gas line in someone's front yard caused a brief evacuation in a Leland neighborhood Wednesday, June 22.
Brunswick County Fire Marshal Scott Garner said crews received a call at 3:20 p.m. of a fire in the 4000 block of Rabbit Eye Run in the gated community of Grayson Park.
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A Florida man died after his aircraft crashed in Winnabow on Friday, June 10.
Daniel Simard, 57, of New Smyrna Beach took off in an M18 single-occupant fertilizer plane from the Bear Pen landing strip in the Green Swamp area at 8:50 a.m. with roughly 45 minutes of fuel after takeoff, Brunswick County Sheriff's Office Capt. Mose Highsmith said.
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SUNSET BEACH — Sunset Beach Town Council has approved swimming pools for the east end of the island and court paperwork to protect its ownership interests on the west end.
Action came following a 40-minute closed session at a board meeting Tuesday as council approved 4-1 a "memorandum of understanding" between the town and lot owners of Palm Cove on the east end to amend the town's settlement with the oceanfront development from last June 2015.
LELAND — Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO board members learned during a June 8 workshop it would be feasible to build a reverse osmosis water plant without increasing customer rates.
H2GO financial consultant and Raftelis vice president Lex Warmath gave an estimated cost of $26 million to build the plant. Including land purchase and pilot plant costs, as well as an appropriation of $3.5 million from H2GO reserves, executive director Bob Walker said the total investment in the project, beginning from 2011, would be $29.1 million.
BELVILLE — University of North Carolina-Wilmington Department of Anthropology chairwoman Dr. Eleanora Reber returned to Belville for a second consecutive summer to take a closer look beneath Brunswick Riverwalk at Belville Park.
Reber brought 11 undergraduate students from UNCW and an alumnus from Appalachian State to assist in a field school to dig around for remnants of the Buchoi Plantation from May 15-June 16.
HOLDEN BEACH — The warm sun beat down on the rocking dock as Josh Collins tied his paddleboard before joining his friends, Tony and Joanne Chavonne, on land for a couple of hours to regale them and other friends with the tales of his journey so far.
Collins, an Army veteran, has been paddleboarding from Corpus Christi, Texas since March 5 on a four month-long journey to the Statue of Liberty as part of Veteran Voyage 360, his effort to raise awareness and funding to treat post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury among veterans.
The week before Father's Day, Steven Linkous and Markel Jones thanked their moms.
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Dang Tran commented
Recently, I build a website, it is a responsive website, but there are some cases I want to put widgets in different positions between mobile and desktop. So there are two things about mobile I think that they are neccessary :
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it depend to template & component
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Isn't this completed with Joomla 3.0?
rastrano commented
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Nicholas Dionysopoulos commented
Regarding the admin template, it depends on your definition of "mobile friendly". I have used Khepri and Bluestork on my iPad 2. Gorgeous and perfectly usable! On my old HTC Desire (Android) and iPhone 4S it is adequate to do basic management tasks. One notable thing is that in all cases it was nigh impossible to edit content, but that's an issue with mobile WebKit (used by mobile Safari and Android's web browser) not supporting WYSIWYG editing. I should not that I have already tried AdminPad and found it to be lacking when using components with more than 4-5 columns in admin lists – especially since the left sidebar can't be hidden in the way, for example, the official Facebook app hides it away from view.
So, as far as the administrator are is concerned, I consider the current templates to be adequate. The only major feature missing (WYSIWYG editor) is not something developers can work around. Moreover, if you want your administrator area to look like a native app, there are commercial templates to do it, with varying levels of success and usability.
Daniel Tan commented
The Admin Template should be mobile friendly too!
WebMuse commented
The template system needs to be updated to auto-detect when the page is loaded by any of the smartphone browsers, then use a different set of templates instead. A 2-level approach for the templates is one idea. For the default page (and each set of pages also used), select the template used when viewed on:
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The "computer" selection could even be expanded for different size monitors.
And, while there can be code within the template that says set the width of this area differently based on screen size, there are other considerations for smartphones, like wanting a page that shows only the menu links, etc. Nav on smartphones requires special handling.
Thanks! This gets my vote!
Fabio Perri commented
Very very great idea !
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Rafael Santana commented
great idea
TWDesign commented
I'd like to see Joomla become the predominant CMS in the mobile space.
That would serve as a strong point of differentiation with WordPress and Drupal.
Jared commented
MooTools needs to be trashed before this happens.
vinay commented
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Hi Everyone, two updates on mobile device support:
- Weever Apps has launched for Joomla! 30-day free trial here: http://weeverapps.com
- We've released a free GPL mobile-device detection plugin for Joomla! It's been submitted to the JED, but you can find it here for now: http://weeverapps.com/labs/item/110-mobileesp-for-joomla
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Я считаю что нужно идти в ногу со временем. Сейчас всё чаще встаёт необходимость поддержки мобильных устройств, поэтому я за поддержку мобильных устройств.
mplok1 commented
very very good idea !
Hi Guys - just a quick note to confirm that Weever's a few weeks away from BETA. We'll also be releasing a few free GPL sets of code for mobile-->Joomla! soon, which I thought would be relevant to the discussion here. We've made some improvements to device-detection.
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This is a MUST for Joomla if it's going to not only survive, but lead in the CMS world.


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Thats right now back it up with who were the first to annihilate the people of yahquub (jacob)?
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Pro-Israeli Lobby Group Made BBC, Sky News 'Change Narrative' On StoriesAhead of a widely-expected Israeli-led attack on Iran, Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre, an elitist pro-Israeli lobbying firm, has been caught "briefing" the British mainstream media on how to present news items relating to Israel, bragging in a leaked email of how BBC and Sky News editors "changed their narrative" on stories after meeting with BICOM representatives.http://theintelhub.com/2011/11/07/pro-israeli-lobby-group-made-bbc-sky-news-%E2%80%98change-narrative%E2%80%99-on-stories/
Yes by christians especially in europe.Thats right now back it up with who were the first to annihilate the people of yahquub (jacob)?Back on topic,I think the beating of the chest by israel is in hope that the USA who has armies stationed close by will go in and do the deed on israels part.
All the opinions and politics aside, do you think Iran should be allowed a Nuclear Weapon? Who cares about the same pissant arguments, over and over. Eventually plain logic should be applied to these problems. Its really very simple. Nations that have some semblance of order, stability, control of its citizens, government and a process of checks and balances in its judicial and legislative bodies, should be allowed to pursue some sort of Nuclear program.
but if it comes down to it I dont want Iran to have a Nuke. I dont trust them, I dont trust that government or regime, I dont trust their military. Anyone who thinks that Iran having a nuke will somehow bring stability to the Middle East is either naive or just stupid. Iran cannot have Nuclear Weapons.
they should be allowed nuclear energy for domestic comsumption that is all.
I agree and well said.Out of interest how long have Israel had nuclear weapons?
Totally agree and that is a sentiment echoed by Uncle Tom Cobly and all but apparently your main man in Iran has other ideas.
Some time now, never used and subject to strict and consistent control,
Thought it had been a while.Have they ever used their threat of nuclear weapons against the west?
I've heard that Mossad are advising against a strike on Iran, there is an irony there. The concern of who decides who cab have nuclear weapons/technology rears its head again. India can which is all well and good but states regarded as rogue cannot.
Some time now, never used and subject to strict and consistent control
Regarding Israel's nuclear weapons:What strict controls? They don't even admit to having them so how can strict controls be applied. Israel has never signed the non-proliferation treaty (Iran incidentally has).
This goes from the sublime to the ridiculous Finchie, how can Iran proliferate nuclear weapons when it supposedly has none?There must be an efficient control system in place because there have been no leaks, nuclear accidents or thefts of the materials to construct a nuclear device such as we have seen outside Israel. Of course they have nuclear capability but do not wish to broadcast it, provoke reaction or intimidate people.How can you expect any nation to react to threats of total destruction from regimes on it's very borders?
Treatys / Agreements dont mean jack sh*t when you have a lunatic in control - I asked the Israel question because the usual suspects keep banging on about the right to have them using Israel as an easy way to say "well if they have them Iran should be allowed to have them as well". ..sorry but that is bollocks and an easy argument quoting treatys etc etc saying Israel dont comply.You wouldnt want the local pyscho being given a gun if he has threatened to shoot your face off in the past now would you. . ??
Are you daft? because no one is calling for iran to have nuclear weapons if they have qoute it! iran has a "right" to nuclear energy for domestic consumption not military purposes,yet israel has nukes for military domination in the region.Do some research before banging on about squat.
He's not daft at all and makes perfect sense, as you yourself stated you have reservations about the Iranian teararse who has complete power in that country - no safeguards, no discussion and a religious doctrine that dictates he annihilate anyone that doesn't believe his version of the plot according to whoever, not a candidate for the kill thousands of none believers button operator I would have thought.
No one's losing it Res, admitted there have been previous discussions that have got overheated but this is a reasoned exchange of views with no abuse.I can see where you're coming from mate if you do not have an interest in the subject it could be tiresome reading but it is a theme with many different aspects although it would seem to be repetitious to somebody not too interested in the subject matter.
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I am using GNU R at a Ubuntu-Lucid PC which has 4 CPUs. In order to use all 4 CPUs, I installed the "r-cran-multicore" package. As the package's manual lacks of practical examples that I understand, I need advice in how to optimize my script in order to make use of all 4 CPUs.
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Jean-Marc Mormeck has often been asked when fighting in the United States, why he has yet to adopt an intimidating nickname like so many other boxers do. The good-natured Frenchman responded to such a question at a press conference prior to his SHOWTIME-televised unification win on April 2 in Worcester, Mass., that he would take submissions from Americans on his web site. Mormeck then decided to let fans make the final decision on SHO.com
SHOWTIME will launch a special feature on Sho.com/boxing on Monday, Dec. 19, whereby participants can vote on one of the five nicknames that Mormeck has selected. Voting will remain open until the night of the undisputed cruiserweight unification bout – Saturday, Jan. 7 at 9 p.m. ET on SHOWTIME. The nickname with the most votes will be revealed to Mormeck and the rest of the world as the WBC & WBA Champion enters the ring for his bout with IBF Champ O'Neil "Supernova" Bell.
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"THE MARKSMAN" courtesy of Tyson Marshall - Waynesfield, OH
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Acceleration/Burst/Quickness: Has elite explosion off his cuts. Can explode through a hole with the best of them.
Ball Protection: Holds the ball too far from his body, leaving him prone to the fumble from a defender coming from behind. Does not keep two hands on the ball when running through traffic. Struggled with bal security early in his collegiate career.
Elusiveness/Feet – Agility: Loose hips allow him to evade tackles in the open field. Almost impossible to tackle one on one with space around him. Very light on his feet.
Pass Catching: Caught over 20 passes each of his three seasons at USC. Fluid catcher that could even play the wide receiver position at the next level.
Pass Blocking: Has surprising power when coming up to pick up a blitzing linebacker. Delivers a blow with aggression as he gets his hat on the numbers.
Power: Does not have a power game with the ball in his hands. Does not lower his shoulder with aggression, instead looks to accept the hit rather than deliver it.
Size/Length/Hand Size: Has a nice frame for the running back position, but needs to add a considerable amount of bulk to handle the rigors of the position.
Speed: Has top tier speed when healthy. Has been clocked at 4.34 in the forty. The speed shows up on gameday when he is in the open field. Very tough to catch from behind.
Vision/Balance/Running Instincts: Is at his best when in a single cut and go scheme. Does not do well when the intended lane is clogged. Dances too much in the backfield and will try to bounce it outside too often. Does not see the field well in traffic but when put in space, he can anticipate angles and lanes to go along with his speed consistently.
Final Word: McKnight came to USC with the expectations that Reggie Bush entered with in to the NFL. Like Bush, those expectations were not fulfilled the way many thought they would be, but he was still a dynamic playmaker throughout his career. He is not ready to be an every down back but because of his elite speed and explosion, he will find his way in to the field early and often right away. He has been under investigation for a few different off the field situations and many believe it was one of the reasons he came out early. A lot of questions will need to be answered in the coming months but he will still likely be a top 100 selection that could break in to the first round based on workouts. He is the kind of athlete that a lot of coaches will think they can make something out of and that he is worth the early gamble.


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The multicultural campaign—targeting African-American, Hispanic and Asian consumers—focuses on four Nielsen measurement services: consumer purchases, online, mobile and television. It features an ethnically-specific media mix of print ads, radio spots, mobile and online messages. "You Matter" was created by three multicultural advertising agencies: lead agency Chicago-based Beaman Inc.; Los Angeles-based PanCom International and The Phelps Group (formerly Anita Santiago Advertising).
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As part of the League's ongoing initiative with Restore Hockey, NHL Green asks all fans attending the 2013 NHL Draft to help us recycle the game!
WHAT: Donate your used hockey equipment! Upon collection, non-profit Restore Hockey will refurbish all donated gear, which will be delivered to youth community-based hockey programs in need of support. Accepted items include helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, hockey pants, shin pads, gloves, skates and sticks.
WHERE: Championship Plaza (adjacent to Prudential Center), between Edison Place and Market Street and on Mulberry Street
WHEN: Sunday, June 30th, from 10:30AM - 2:30PM
"Our ultimate goal is to keep equipment out of basements and out of landfills," said Scott Crowder, Executive Director of Restore Hockey. "All gear collected will be returned back to the ice, right where it belongs."
The initiative was first launched at the 2012 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® Spectator Plaza in Philadelphia, and again at the NHL Powered by Reebok Store in NYC during the 2013 Stanley Cup Final. Nearly 300 items have been collected, refurbished and redistributed from the two events combined.
About Restore Hockey: In 2007, Mike Spengler, a former college hockey player, realized that the game of hockey had taught him many valuable lessons – teamwork, focus, sacrifice, work ethic and respect, among much else. He made the decision it was time to give back, and set out to develop a platform that took used hockey equipment from garages and basements and recycled it back into the game. In 2009, Spengler partnered with Scott Crowder, another former college hockey player, in a project that is now known as "Restore Hockey" – breathing life into old equipment, the charity is fulfilling its mission to promote sports in a manner that embraces access and opportunity.
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[VIDEO] One Direction's Harry Styles Pantsed Onstage
Video has surfaced of 1D's Harry Styles pantsed onstage at a recent London concert, though he's not wearing the gold sequin thong we might have hoped for.[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9hudqcnvaE]
Bandmate Liam Payne pranked the young Styles last week as the guys stepped downstage singing "What Makes You Beautiful," one of the band's many mega-hits. Liam's naughty moves were quick as lightning, and in a flash Harry was scrambling to hold up his tight black jeans, which Liam had yanked down to his knees. The crowd went wild for Harry's skivvies, of course, which appeared to be a pair of form-fitting black trunks. If only one of the first row fanatics had been pointing a telephoto lens at Harry's crotch.
Of course Harry is no stranger to the celebrity underwear spotlight, a priceless photo of the star wearing a gold sequin thong while ironing his boxer shorts recently caused quite a stir online. Styles explained his flashy taste in underwear in an interview, saying they were given to him has a Christmas present, and wearing them was his way of letting people know there was a man in the house.
Check out the full video of Harry Styles pantsed on stage, and let us know what kind of underwear you'd like to see on Harry next time he drops trou for the camera.
Photo Credit: HollywoodNOW


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Let Alberto Ferrari, BI expert from sqlbi.com, show you how to work with many-to-many relationships in DAX by using an example from a banking data model. Unfortunately, these types of relationship do not just work out-of-the-box—you need to apply correct DAX formulas to benefit from their power, because of the way DAX handles filter context propagation over relationships. This fact lead some people to believe that DAX cannot handle many-to-many relationships! Fortunately, the opposite is true: you can work with any model with many-to-many relationships by following Alberto's suggestions shown in this short, 3-minute video.
All you need is a formula that uses the CALCULATE function, and a bridge table (0:31), as one of the filters of CALCULATE (2:24). The formula is compact, and it lets you work with many-to-many relationships easily, however, it is not the simplest one to understand, and a full explanation would require a little more time. If you are interested in using many-to-many relationships in DAX, as well as other common DAX patterns, such as banding, or how to compute new-versus-returning customers, make sure to watch Alberto's in-depth DAX Patterns: Banding, New vs Old, Many-to-many 50-minute video.