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It was an enormous privilege to photograph Ros and Mike's wedding, particularly as it was my first as THE wedding photographer. The ceremony was held at the beautiful church of St Michael the Archangel in Warfield followed by a reception at the nearby Stirrups Country House Hotel.
I have also made the photobook available as a Small Square (7"x7") here: http://www.blurb.com/my/book/detail/2689999
I'm a documentary wedding photographer. I spend my time chasing and capturing memories for happy people on one of the most important days of their lives. It doesn't get much better than that! I've been passionate about many things throughout my life - my family, my work as a scientist and my geeky hobbies. But I've been a photographer all my life. Over time, I realised that I really love to photograph people so it was an easy decision to become a full-time documentary wedding photographer. My unobtrusive and sensitive style lends itself to photographing people in a natural way. I love capturing those special moments in time that will become someone else's memories - photographs that will allow them to recapture the emotion of that precise moment in time. If you would like me to help you to chase and capture those special moments in your life and have fun while we do it then please get in touch with me for an informal chat and let's see where it takes us!
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watercolor on paper, A3
watercolor on paper, A3
Better and more evocative than any photo. Love it.
Very nice, very realistic! I love the dragonfly!
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I absolutely love the texture on the leaves, very delicate. And yea, i just love those leaves!
omg! u catched the details in such a great way and thebackground colour is so well chosen, not only as contrast, but as rising enlightening like the arriving morning sun...
This is incredible!
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Kithuka Named to Bowerman Trophy Watch List
Red Raider senior Kennedy Kithuka has been named to the Bowerman Trophy Watch List.
May 7, 2014
USTFCCCA Bowerman Men's Watch List
LUBBOCK, Texas- Texas Tech senior distance runner Kennedy Kithuka has been named to the official Bowerman Trophy May Watch List as announced by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Wednesday.
The Bowerman Trophy is the crowning individual achievement in collegiate track and field annually honoring the top male and female athlete in the sport.
"It's a great honor for Kennedy to be named as one of the top track and field athletes in the country," Texas Tech distance coach Jon Murray said. "He is certainly someone to watch throughout the rest of the season."
The Bowerman Watch List features a total of 10 athletes with an additional eight receiving votes. Kithuka is one of two Big 12 athletes on the Watch List.
Kithuka is making his sixth career appearance on the Watch List after making five appearances during the 2013 indoor season.
The 2012 NCAA Cross Country Champion and 2013 NCAA Indoor 5,000-meter Champion, Kithuka has jumped out to a fast start to his senior outdoor campaign. The Thika, Kenya native currently holds the NCAA-leading time in the 5,000-meter run at 13:26.98 and the No. 2 time in the 10,000-meters at 27:41.73.
Kithuka won the prestigious Mt. SAC Relays Invitational 5,000-meter run by a full six seconds in April with his school record time.
In all, Kithuka holds five individual Texas Tech track and field school records, and in 2013 ran an NCAA All-Time Top-10 time in the 5,000-meter run at the Tyson Invitational with a school record of 13:25.38.
The Bowerman Trophy was first awarded in 2009 and is presented annually by the USTFCCCA. The award is named for legendary Oregon track and field and cross country coach Bill Bowerman.


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DEKALB, Ill. - The Northern Illinois University wrestling team returns to Mid-American Conference action this weekend when the Huskies travel to the state of Michigan to face Eastern Michigan Friday night and No. 6 Central Michigan Sunday afternoon.
"This is February, so we're really looking for our guys to have their top performances," NIU head coach Dave Grant said. "This is a big month. We wrestle a lot of MAC teams down the stretch. It's also big for our seedings heading into the conference championships."
NIU (8-7, 0-2) heads into the weekend looking to build off its 42-0 victory over SIU-Edwardsville. The Huskies recorded two pins, two major decisions and two technical falls against the Cougars and received impressive performances from Izzy Montemayor (Barrington, Ill./Grant Community) and Bryan Deutsch (Columbia City, Ind./Columbia City). Montemayor pinned his opponent, Dustin Young, in 3:52, at 125, while Deutsch earned a 7-3 decision over Steve Ross at 157.
Northern Illinois also saw the return of two wrestlers that have been off the mat for a few weeks. Patrick McLemore (Hinckley, Ohio/Padua Franciscan) posted a 6-3 victory over SIUE's Dillon Pousson at 141, and Tristen DeShazer (Wichita, Kan./Wichita West) scored a 12-6 victory over Brendan Murphy at 133 in the final match of the night.
The Eagles (10-9-1, 0-2) enter Friday's contest looking to bounce back from a 28-12 decision to the University at Buffalo. Central Michigan (12-2, 1-0) has won its last four duals and features seven ranked wrestlers, including four in the top 10. Jarod Trice, who is ranked third at 285 by InterMat.com, is the highest-ranked Chippewas at No. 3. Facing two MAC foes this weekend, Grant knows the importance of these two matches.
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That's probably not his real name, but he's a nice enough guy for a person who writes and draws a rather cutesy comic about movie homicidal maniacs and the drudgery of their lives (having to clock in to work, fill out forms of how many people you murdered, blah, blah, the usual). I liked it lots. Check it here.
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by william spaul
I would like to get back into driving i have limited experience. I have had my cdl 4years come this October.
I had to get out of trucking almost a quick as i got in due to my little girl who is 4 now had some health problems when she was 2 month old.
At the time the doctors thought that she might need heart a heart operation to repair a hole in her heart, but thank the good Lord it closed up no operation needed.
By the time she was deemed safe by the doctors my new status expired. Companies wanted me to go back to school. I said to my self after 20 weeks and 8000.00 dollars, I don't thank so.
It was during this time i got a gig doing hot shot work delivering air conditioners and building supplies. That went on for the next two years the first owner died from cancer. In the fall of 09 the second owner went out of the long haul hot shot business.
He already had a driver for the local and i was no longer needed. I drove out in the oil fields but work was getting slow because gas prices where dropping.
I would like to drive for an owner who will understand it has been a while about a year year and a half since i been in a truck and willing to take me on. I will not go to New York City or California.
Been to NYC 5 time Cali once only time will go back is if i am on vacation.
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SekondThought Said...
Yes, that is indeed the word on the forums! Can't wait to see a full size decent picture and a full set of demos.
15-Aug-07 09:45 AM
Ryan Said...
i hope the knobs don't break so easily on this one like the DSI Poly I have...grrr...Beautiful sounding instruments though-- just some models like mine seem to have knob issues...Great support though...so my dsi experience has been a catch 22...lol
15-Aug-07 03:03 PM
Nick B Said...
Just got word from Dave Smith , that this wasnt supposed to be out just yet, proper announcement is due next week mon/tues.
He also says "BTW it sounds *really* good"
He also says "BTW it sounds *really* good"
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Dave Douglas: Vanitatus Vanitatum
Vanitatus Vanitatum
Dave Douglas' Tiny Bell Trio
Constellations (Hatology 542)
Dave Douglas (trumpet),
Brad Shepik (guitar), Jim Black (drums).
Composed by Robert Schumann.
Recorded: Zurich, Switzerland, February 27-28, 1995
Rating: 88/100 (learn more)
The original Robert Schumann piano/cello piece is actually titled "Vanitas Vanitatum," but who will sue Dave Douglas for misspelling? His Latin may be questionable, but at least he didn't forget the composer's direction: "with humor"! Indeed, from the trumpet's bended notes to Black's perky miscellaneous percussion and Shepik's broad panel of sounds on the guitar, this version of a classical tune is highly playful. Nineteenth-century romantics tried to revive classical music with local folklore. The Tiny Bell Trio uses Schumann to bring some country dance feeling into their modern jazz routine. Full circle!
Reviewer: Thierry Quénum
Tags: 1990s jazz · classical jazz · trumpet
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WellGo USA continues to bring the best in Asian cinema to the US and shows no sign of slowing down. Their latest film The Attorney looks to bring a different kind of film from overseas, as opposed to the usual epics shifts the focus to the courtroom but does it have the evidence to make for a good case or will it be a mistrial?
The Attorney follows a lawyer with no clients, connections, or a college degree, but his eye for business and appetite for money make him the most successful lawyer in town. At the peak of his success, a local teenager is falsely accused of a crime, then beaten and tortured while waiting in jail. Shocked by these conditions, he takes the case no one else will and changes the course of his life. This is one of those interesting films based on a true story that initially heads one direction and takes an unexpected turn. For the most part this movie follows this guy as he figures out a way to become the most successful lawyer in the town without stepping into the courtroom and making a better life for himself and his family. This was a well-acted and great story seeing his rise and redemption through some flashbacks to showcase his struggle and seeing his success in the present. While this part of the story works great, it actually serves a higher purpose and sets up for the life changing events that will occur. Once it shifts into the new case he takes on the film goes from being a story of success and redemption to a tense courtroom drama dealing with a piece of history that affected the entire world. The drama is built up great and manages to keep it interesting and fresh without going overboard with any aspect.
This is a great film that packs more than just the court room drama that usually seems to be the focus of these films and allows it to play up more about the lawyer himself and the direction his life went and the struggles both internally and financially he endured. As with a lot of these films you will have to read the subtitles, but this Korean made film is well worth the time.


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Miley Cyrus has been becoming one of the most outrageously provocative young entertainers of this era, and that's how she has started off her Bangerz tour. With patriotic "Party in the U.S.A." outfits and gigantic hot dogs, Cyrus opened up her tour in Canada with a bang. To avoid too much criticism from censors she set the stage immediately as she was seen gyrating on a car in front of a very explicit "Parental Advisory" CD sticker label, reported MTV on Feb. 15, 2014.
Twerking was a real lively part of the opening show for the Bangerz tour, reports USA Today. The show began with an awesome entrance, with Cyrus sliding down a tongue that descended from the mouth of a giant face of herself projected on the stage backdrop. Cyrus came off so strong she seems to have sparked off never before experienced exciting manic highs in fans as she appeared in sexually revealing costumes with cowboy boots, bikini tops, rhinestones and fake fur.
Cyrus must have made a lot of Canadians wonder what they have been missing out on with parties in the U.S.A. when she shocked her Vancouver fans in one act by by simulating fake oral sex on stage on a Bill Clinton impersonator, reports TMZ. Now even Monica Lewinsky, Clinton's young White House lover, must be interested in the competition Cyrus is presenting her with. When the Clinton look alike hit the stage, Cyrus
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Will be a distance free and fly swimmer ... A native of Brazil, he received additional training this past year in Virginia.
Before ECU: Trained in the states under Doug Fonder, coach of the Virginia Gators ... Virginia senior championship finalist ... YMCA National Finalist. Personal: Born November 28, 1987 ... Parents are Jose Calavacanti and Maria Caze.
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During nationwide auditions, the most talented next generation of dancers will compete in front of the judges for a place at "The Academy," where only the best of the best will be selected for the next round of competition. At the end of the round, the Top 10 dancers will be partnered permanently with a SYTYCD All-Star. The competition then moves on to the SYTYCD studio, where the top youngsters will compete each week in a variety of styles, working and performing alongside their All-Stars with world-renowned choreographers. One young contestant will go home each week until a winner is named on the season finale.
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The Lone Ranger
Score: 6.63 / 10Release Date: July 3, 2013
Director: Gore Verbinski
Producer: Gore Verbinski, Jerry Bruckheimer
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Starring: Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, Tom Wilkinson, William Fichtner, Barry Pepper, James Badge Dale, Ruth Wilson, Helena Bonham Carter
Genre: Action
Running Time: 149 minutes
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Native American spirit warrior Tonto (Johnny Depp) tells the story of how lawman John Reid (Armie Hammer) became a legend through their first adventure together.
At a carnival, a young boy, dressed as his hero The Lone Ranger, enters an exhibit about the Wild West. He comes upon an exhibit featuring an old Indian Warrior, displayed with a teepee. The young boy is shocked when the figurea very old Tontobegins to talk to him. He tells the lad about how he met John Reid, how they became a team and why the Lone Ranger started wearing a mask.
While John Reid is on a train returning to his hometown to practice law, he encounters Butch Cavendish (William Fichtner), an outlaw who is going to trial for his crimes. Tonto is also on that train, having been arrested simply for being an Indian warrior. When the train is robbed and attacked by Butchs gang, Cavendish escapes, but not without John Reid and Tonto trying to stop him.
It soon becomes Reids mission (along with Tontos help) to put Cavendish behind bars and seek revenge for a personal tragedy that happened to Reid at the hands of the outlaw.


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Hunting for microphones with a good frequency response, I encountered USB headsets. These headsets apparently come with 'laser tuned drivers'; is anybody aware of of what a laser-tuned driver is in the context of noise cancelling microphones/headphones? What makes a laser-tuned driver a selling feature?
It appears to be Logitech branding. Try this link from Logitech http://www.logitech.com/en-us/70/6059


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Mega Millions lottery winner, Steve Tran has finally come forward to come claim his half of the $648 million jackpot, according to a Jan. 3 Los Angeles Times report. Tran took several weeks to claim his winning Mega Million $324 million prize, with an estimated cash option of 173.8 million, because he forgot about it.
Tran, who works a delivery route that includes multiple cities, bought the ticket in San Jose and kept it away in drawer before leaving for vacation, lottery officials said. When he returned and caught up with all the Mega Millions media coverage, it finally hit him. The Northern California resident "woke up in the middle of the night" and remembered, "I think I went to San Jose," California lottery officials explained.
He then checked his ticket at 3.a.m Monday and found out he had won the jackpot. He reportedly gave his wife a smile and quit his job. "I'm really sorry, boss. I hit the jackpot. I don't think I'm going to come in today, tomorrow or ever," the new Mega Millions winner said in voicemail message to his boss.
According to ABC News, an oblivious Tran had followed the media coverage wondering who the second winner was. "Everybody was anxious, looking for the person," Tran said and remembered thinking that the winner "must be a lucky man."
After the drawing a Georgia woman came forward to claim half of the $648 million prize. Officials knew the second winner had purchased the ticket from Jennifer's Gift Shop in San Jose. The owner of the San Jose store where the ticket was sold will also take home his own prize of $1 million, according to lottery officials.


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Lucas Leiva admits his immediate aim is to try and help Liverpool finish above Everton this season – but the Brazilian has his sights set on much more than local bragging rights long term.
The Reds play host to the Blues at Anfield on Sunday afternoon with our neighbours sitting five points and one position above Brendan Rodgers' side.
A win for Everton will ensure they end the campaign above Liverpool in the table - and Lucas is determined to do all he can to try and prevent that from happening.
However, the No.21 is confident he'll be fighting for much more than city pride over the course of the new long-term contract he penned in April.
Lucas said: "We know how important it is in the city and to the fans to see Liverpool finishing above Everton. That's the way it is, and we hope to achieve that. It would mean we are one position higher in the table but really we want more than that.
"The new contract will cover the best years of my career and I am glad they will be at Liverpool because I have worked hard to establish myself here.
"I really believe the club will be back to where it belongs soon, fighting for titles and Champions League qualification, and we can do it no matter how difficult it has been this season. If I didn't have that belief I may not have signed.
"This club has given me everything as a player and a person. I want to repay that and help take the club back."
Liverpool have turned in some outstanding performances in 2012-13, most recently last Saturday in the 6-0 victory at Newcastle United.
However, Lucas accepts the Reds are still searching for a level of consistency that will ensure they challenge at the top end of the table - but he's in no doubt they're heading in the right direction under Rodgers stewardship.
He said: "It wasn't just the manager who changed [last summer]. There were a lot of changes to the playing staff as well, in and out, and that doesn't help the team. You need to know each other well and if you look at the teams that fight for the title and the top positions they have a really strong spine that has been together for a long time.
"That is what Brendan is trying to build here, a team that is going to be really good in the future. He's a manager who all the players look at and think is the right man for the job, not only now but for the future.
"The second half of the season has been a lot more positive because we know how Brendan wants us to play. We want to finish strongly and take that into next season."
Lucas missed a large part of the beginning of the season after picking up a thigh problem in the opening home game of the campaign against Manchester City in August. He'd previously spent a long period of time on the treatment table due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury to his left knee.
Nonetheless, the Brazilian has rarely looked back since he returned to action in December and is confident he'll continue to go from strength to strength.
"Personally I'm only halfway through a season given how much time I missed with injury," explained Lucas. "Having two injuries so close to each other stopped me improving at a time when I was feeling really good and playing well.
"My target for this season was just to get playing again regularly. The performances will improve as my fitness improves and my confidence improves. Two big injuries in a short space of time does affect your confidence.
"Next season I think is going to be perfect for me because I will be 100 per cent."
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When is breaking news too fast to become a breaking news? And if every news becomes a breaking news will it remaing worthy to be a breaking news?... OK, so let's see how fast is CNN these days: "The Supreme Court has struck down the individual mandate for health care," but wait that was too fast... "The Supreme Court backs all parts of President Obama's signature health care law."
Is it clear? And fast? And accurate? And checked?
Who cares! With CNN "be the first to know"... Or "misKNOW"!
This I suppose is modern's day interpretation of the now infamous headline "Dewey defeats Truman" by the Chicago Daily Tribune:
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We know the ancient white grape Arneis to produce a floral and ever food-friendly wine out of the Piedmont region of Northern Italy. However, we we're surprised to find that Seghesio has been growing Arneis since the early 1990's in California's Russian River Valley, where we have never encountered it (probably because it's the only one). This wine pays homage to its ancestral home while forming a wonderful identity all its own. Offering notes of orange blossom, broken stones, pear, apricots and a hint of caper. We are already dreaming up what we can enjoy this with: pasta in sage butter sauce, soft cheeses with salumi, and all sorts of seafood. Cheers!
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Malaga, Spain: Roman Ruins, Moorish Castles, and Tapas Bars
Built on the site of a former Moorish stronghold, with a Cathedral (formerly the city's main Mosque) at its heart, Malaga has all the hallmarks of a classical Andalucian city. Its city center has long outgrown the lines of the old Moorish city, though its walls remain largely in place and stretch down towards Malaga's impressive coastline.
The narrow passages of its old town are surrounded by a series of lively pedestrianized boulevards and shopping precincts. These paved walkways are lined with row upon row of restaurants and tapas bars which explode into a hive of evening activity when the sun finally sets over Andalucía's second largest city.
Seeing the sights
There can be no better place to begin your discovery of Malaga than at the cathedral itself. Re-built between 1528 and 1782, while the cathedral's façade is constructed in a baroque style, the interior bears more similarity to the Renaissance cathedrals of Cadiz and the Giralda in Seville. In fact, other than the Giralda, the tower at Malaga Cathedral is the tallest in Andalucía.
The story goes that the cathedral was originally intended to have two similar towers but when the city ran out of money, the southern tower remained unfinished. The cathedral is still endearingly known as 'la manquita' or 'the one-armed lady.'
There are many other beautiful churches in the city center which incorporate elements from both Christian and Islamic architectural traditions. These include the charming Iglesia de los Martires, and the Iglesia de Santiago which was built in the Mudéjar style shortly after the reconquista.
Just a short walk from the cathedral is the Roman amphitheater, which dates back to the reign of Emperor Augustus and is one of the oldest Roman theaters on the Iberian Peninsula. It covers a large area, roughly the size of a football field, so it is surprising to think that it had remained buried under the ground for centuries, having only been rediscovered in 1951.
Located on a hill overlooking the amphitheater is the Alcazaba, an 11th Century Moorish fortification which was mainly built during the reign of King Badis, the Zirid ruler of Granada. It served as a palace for the Zirid governors of the city and was built using Roman remains, with Tuscan arches and columns strewn around the site.
Its design was actually based on that of the Alhambra in Granada, a fact which becomes all too apparent if you take a stroll through its beautifully landscaped gardens with its many ponds and fountains. The site is closed on Mondays, but you can save yourself the normal €3.45 entrance fee by visiting on a Sunday after 14:00 when entry is free.
While not as ornate as the Alcazaba, the adjacent Castillo de Gibralfaro is also definitely worth the visit. The steep ramps which lead to the castle can be avoided by taking the number 35 bus to the top. Once there, you will be able to walk full circle along the ramparts enjoying spectacular views of the City of Malaga and its suburbs as well as the surrounding mountains and mile upon mile of beautiful coastline.
The castle is set in dense pine and eucalyptus woods and dates back to the 14th century when it was built by Yusef I of Granada on the site of a former Phoenician lighthouse from which the castle's name was derived (gebel-faro - rock of the lighthouse).
There is a café located in the center of the Castle's gardens which is a perfect place to relax and catch your breath after the gruelling walk to the summit. Entry is also free of charge on Sunday afternoons.
Picasso's Malaga
If there is one person whose name is synonymous with the city of Malaga it is the artist Pablo Picasso. He was born in Malaga and lived there until he was about 10 years old before moving to Barcelona, Madrid and finally to France where he was to live the majority of his life.
The house where Picasso was born stands in the corner of Plaza de la Merced and has been converted into a museum. As well as photographs of the artist and his family, his casa natal contains Picasso family memorabilia including his christening robe.
Far more notable is the Museo Picasso which contains a large chronological collection of the artist's works including many sculptures and ceramics as well as early drawings, paintings and etchings. The Museo Picasso ranks as one of Andalucía's top art galleries and a combined ticket which allows access to the permanent collection and the temporary space, which hosts exhibitions by major artists, costs €8.00 for adults, but is free of charge on the last Sunday of every month.
Also worthy of mention is the CAC Malaga, the city's contemporary art museum, entry to which is free of charge.
Feeling hungry?
Finally, where would you be without some nice food and drink to end your day in Picasso's city? Like anywhere in Andalucia, high quality food and drink are very much the way of life. Malaga's coastal location means that fresh seafood is very much on the menu in most eateries, with many of the fish restaurants and chiringuitos (beach bars) along the seafront serving typical regional dishes such as sardinas al espeto (sardines cooked over hot coals).
Away from the beach bars, cured ham tends to be the staple food, as are regional specialities such as Rabo de Toro (oxtail, usually served in a stew) and gazpacho (spicy tomato soup, served chilled).
Pasaje de Chinitas is as good a place as any to begin your tapas crawl, with dozens of bustling bars offering tasty and affordable meat and fish snacks to while away the evening. There are also many excellent tapas bars and restaurants on Plaza de la Constitución and on Plaza de la Merced and their nearby surroundings. Whether it's meat or fish you choose, be sure to finish off the meal with a glass of the deliciously sweet Malaga fortified wine which is typical to the region.
How to get there
Malaga Airport is Andalucía's main connecting hub and a useful gateway for visiting the region. The No.19 bus will take you from the airport to Malaga City Center; the bus stop is located just outside the main arrivals hall and departs every half hour from 07:00 to midnight costing about €1.00.
There is also a regular train service which keeps very similar times to the bus but costs roughly double the price. You can check the train schedules here.
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Running Time: 97
Director: David Lord
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Best and Worst of the 19th Annual SAG Awards
Bryan Cranston, 'Argo,' 'Downton Abbey' and more.
Best: 'Argo'-upset yourself!
There was one reason to sit through the incredibly predictable SAG Awards show Sunday night and it was to find out who would win the best film ensemble honor. Four of the five nominees had something to play for. If "Lincoln" won, DreamWorks would feel better after the PGA loss to "Argo" as the actors (and those in the Academy) were steadfastly behind Steven Spielberg's hit drama. If "Silver Linings Playbook" won, The Weinstein Company would still believe that "Playbook" was the upset contender for best picture. If "Les Miserables" won, Universal would believe they had a puncher's shot in the best picture race. If "Argo" won? Well, along with Saturday night's Producer's Guild triumph it would be a warning shot across the bow of presumed frontrunner "Lincoln" that the best picture Oscar was still up for grabs, best director nomination or no best director nomination. After Tommy Lee Jones took SAG's best supporting prize earlier in the night it seemed "Lincoln" could seal the deal. Instead, "Argo," which only had one other acting nod in the best supporting actor category for Alan Arkin, shocked the audience by winning. Affleck and his co-stars were just as surprised as the audience. Is it destiny or is it "Apollo 13"? "Argo's" definitely in the middle of a tight race, that's for sure.


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EPIC presses FBI for access to biometric database
Wants to see database with biometric details on millions of Americans
INFORMATION SECURITY RESEARCH GROUP the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) has pressed the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for access to its database of US citizens' biometric data.
EPIC already tried to get access twice last September, and now it is trying again. It said that it has sent repeated freedom of information act requests regarding the database, and that the FBI has failed to respond. Now it has filed a lawsuit for access (PDF).
It warned that the Next Generation Identification system (NGI) is a massive database that "when completed, [will] be the largest biometric database in the world".
The NGI will use CCTV systems and facial recognition, and it includes DNA profiles, iris scans, palm prints, voice identification profiles, photographs, and other "identifying information".
The FBI has an information page about the NGI, and there it said that photographs of tattoos are also included and that the system is designed to speed up suspect detection and response times.
"The NGI system will offer state-of-the-art biometric identification services and provide a flexible framework of core capabilities that will serve as a platform for multimodal functionality," it said.
"The NGI Program Office mission is to reduce terrorist and criminal activities by improving and expanding biometric identification and criminal history information services through research, evaluation, and implementation of advanced technology".
In its lawsuit EPIC said that the NGI database will be used for non law enforcement purposes and will be made available to "private entities".
EPIC said that it has asked the FBI to provide information including "contracts with commercial entities and technical specifications".
It said that so far it has received no information from the FBI in response to its requests. µ
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Volunteer Assistant Pole Vault Coach Brian Porter mic'd up at the UNM Don Kirby Collegiate Elite meet in Albuquerque, N.M.
2009 OUTDOOR: Earned all-conference clearing a season best of 17"-2.50" and placing fourth overall ... finished seventh at the Midwest Regional wtih a mark of 16'-11" ... won the Texas Tech Invitational with a tiem of 17'-00.75".
2008 OUTDOOR: Earned all-conference honors in the pole vault at the Big 12 Championships with a mark of 16'-6.75" ... placed fifth at the Midwest Regionals with a height of 17'-00.75" ... won the UTEP Invite with a mark of 16'-10.75 ... placed second with a mark of 16'-6.75" at the John McDonnell Invite ... placed second at the Red Raider Open with a mark of 16'-00.75" ... finished third with a mark of 16'-10.75" at the ACU Invitational.
2008 INDOOR: Competed in the NCAA Championships in the pole vault ... earned All-Conference honors at the Big 12 Championships with a mark of 16'-6.75" ... finished third at the United Heritage Invitational with a mark of 16'-6.75" ... set a personal best mark clearing 17'-6.75" at the Texas Tech Open.
2007 OUTDOOR: Competed in pole vault ... named All-Big 12 for placing eighth with a jump of 16'-6.75" ... placed first at the Tarleton Relays with a regional qualifying vault of 17'-0.75".
2007 INDOOR: Received All-Big 12 honors in the pole vault ... won the Texas Tech Open with a vault of 16'-7.25" ... set a personal best at the Big 12 Championships with a vault of 16'-7.5" to place fifth.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Maypearl High in Maypearl, Texas... Participated in football, basketball and track and field... Was a member of the 2005 and 2006 district track and field championship teams... Ran a leg in the 2006 district champion 4x100 and 4x400 squads... Became the district champion in pole vault in 2004, 2005 and 2006... Also took the title at regionals in 2004, 2005 and 2006... Earned the bronze medal at state competion in the pole vault in 2004... 2AA State pole vault champion in 2005 and 2006... Personal best pole vault height is 16'-7.75".
PERSONAL: Born July 13, 1987 to Joe and Renea Porter in Dallas, Texas... Father Joe graduated from Amber University and works as a utility contractor... Mother Renea is a public service officer... Has one sister, Lindsey, 23... Cousin, Kerri Campbell, was a member of the Texas Tech soccer team in 2003... Interests include sand volleyball, being at the lake, and hanging out with friends... Majoring in exercise sport sciences with a minor in biology... Career goal is to become a pediatrician.


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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE ; 4 July 1842; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18420704-TC-MAC-01; CL 14: 215-216
CHELSEA, Monday Morning, 4th July, 1842.
MY DEAR MOTHER,—Before setting to my work, let me expend a penny and a scrap of paper on you, merely to say that we are well, and to send a bit of ugly and curious public news that you cannot yet have heard of. On Saturday night it was publicly made known that Francis, the man who last shot at the Queen, was not to be hanged but to be sent to Botany Bay, or some such punishment. Well, yesterday about noon, as the Queen went to St. James' Chapel, a third individual presented his pistol at the Majesty of England, but was struck down and seized before he could fire it; he and another who seemed to be in concert with him are both laid up.1 There is no doubt of the fact. The two are both "young" men; we have yet heard nothing more of them than that. The person who struck down the pistol (and with it the man, so vehement was he) is said to be a gentleman's flunkey; but I do not know that for certain and have seen no newspaper yet. … Are not these strange times? The people are sick of their misgovernment, and the blackguards among them shoot at the poor Queen: as a man that wanted the steeple pulled down might at least fling a stone at the gilt weathercock. The poor little Queen has a horrid business of it,—cannot take a drive in HER clatch [clumsy gig] without risk of being shot! Our clatch is much safer. All men are becoming alarmed at the state of the country,—as I think they well may.
Jane and her cousin have this morning been got off to Windsor by the Sterlings. The jaunt in the open air will do the poor Wifie good.
John is very well. I parted with him last night near his own house rather after 10 o'clock.
Adieu, dear Mother. Here is a foolish Yankee letter of adoration to me. Burn it!
Your affectionate, /


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Although the temperatures may be just as low as before the official first day of spring, sunnier days are coming up soon. As the year plods on, and everyone is still stuck inside, there are a few signs of spring renewal that are always unwelcome. The recent Chobani recall might have temporarily scared a few folks, but be proactive. Mold in food almost always comes from the environment it is stored or prepared in, and for most of us, that means our own kitchens. Be on the lookout (and use your nose!) and check your own abode for those subtle smudges of black, green, blue or white that might mean your nice warm indoor air has some extra spores in it.
1. First, walk into your kitchen (or bathroom, or other suspect space) and inhale deeply. What do you smell? If there is a chalky or damp scent to the air, your suspicion is likely already confirmed.
2. Look anywhere there is dark and dampness. If a mushroom would enjoy the location, so will other molds and funguses. Check under your sink (move aside all those cleaning supplies and really check) at the back of your kitchen drawers as well as underneath them, and behind your stove or refrigerator, where condensation or spilled liquids from food preparation might have given mold colonies a chance to get established.
3. If you find nothing, congratulations! Now use some of those cleaning supplies and do a thorough wipe-down of any areas that you haven't looked at lately. Prevention is a lot cheaper than fixing things.
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Canine blood diseases can result from underlying medical conditions such as cancer or other autoimmune disorders. Some blood diseases such as anemia are easy to cure because this condition involves dietary changes.
Adding more iron in your dog's diet eliminates anemia over time. Iron results in the formation of more oxygen rich red blood cells which eliminate anemia induced fatigue.
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Hemangiosarcoma is a type of cancer in the blood vessels and spleen. The symptoms include visible bleeding on the skin, nosebleeds and other signs of blood loss, such as fatigue.
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MA: What did he say?
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MA's Mom: Yeah.
MA: Oh -
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JN: Laughs.
MA's Mom: You're welcome.
(Crowd laughs)
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MA's Mom: I don't know what you're saying.
(Silence for several seconds)
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MA's Mom: I can't hear you.
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MA's Mom: Oh, hi everybody!
AS: Yeah, alright! It's mom!
MA: How was the party?
MA's Mom: Hi to everybody! Hi to -
(MA and the crowd laughs)
MA's Mom: It's the Harry Potter premiere.
MA: How is it?
MA's Mom: Here, Jamie, say hello... they're live on the PotterCast.
AS: (Jokingly) She's the best!
Jamie Waylett (JW): Hello!
MA: Hey Jamie!
JW: Pardon?
MA: Jamie!
AS: (Whispering) Jamie Waylett!
JW: Hello everyone!
MA: Jamie -
MA: How was the premiere, Jamie?
MA: How was the premiere?
JW: How was the premiere? It was brilliant! Good - good turnout!
MA: There's - Jamie, there's like hundreds of people listening to you right now.
(Crowd screams louder than usual)
AS: Yeah! Yeah, all right!
MA: Are you at the party?
JW: Yeah, just outside now, yeah.
MA: What's it like?
JW: It's - it's awesome.
MA: You're what?
JW: I'm talk - I'm talking to Jesse Martin as well.
MA: You're talking to Jesse Martin?
JW: Yes, he's too cool!
MA: He's good, huh?
JW: (unintelligible) Hello?
MA: Hello?
MA: Guess what - what? ... What, Jamie?!
JW: Yeah, hello - Melissa?
MA: Yes!
JW: You're breaking up a little bit!
MA: What? What did you want to tell me?
JW: You know, I might be going to the premiere of "Rent" ...
MA: I - really? (turns to audience) He's going to the premiere of "Rent" ...
(Screams from audience)
AS: ... All right! Yeah - all right!
MA: ... which is next Thursday - guys, go see "Rent" - I've seen it - it ...
JW: Oh, I can hear you ...
MA: So how are you enjoying yourself, Jamie?
JW: I'm having a good, good time - I love it out here!
MA: Who else is there?
MA: Who else is there with you?
AS: Get Emma Watson on the phone!
MA: I can't hear you ...
JW: (unintelligible) I'll get her on the phone for you.
MA: What'd you say?
JW: Hello?
MA: Who's this?
JW: It's quite a bad connection!
MA: Yeah, I know! Who's this - this is still Jamie? (pause) Oh, sorry ...
(Laughter from audience)
MA: Jamie, who else is there with you right now?
JW: Who am I with?
MA: Yeah.
JW: What - right now?
JW: (unintelligible)...outside with...(unintelligible)...mom and my mom...(unintelligible)...go back. Going back in, in a minute...(unintelligible)...get as soon as I can see anyone ...
AS: ... British actor there with the cellphone ... not good ...
JW: (unintelligible)
MA: OK - Jamie - are you inside yet?
JW: Not yet, not yet - I'll be in - I'll be in, in about two minutes ...
MA: OK - we're going to call you back a little later and we're gonna ... (laughs) we're gonna use you ... we're gonna have you go all around and put us on the phone with ...
JW: That's all right!
MA: ... everybody you can.
JW: I'll sort - ... Hello?
JN: Hello?
JN: Jamie Waylett - yeah!!
MA: Yay!
(Audience clapping)
AS: It's Jamie Waylett - all right! Yeah!
MA: Hold on ... Jamie?
AS: Jamie Waylett ...
MA: (in background) We're going to call you back later, OK?
AS: Jamie Waylett, yeah - (unintelligible) Mr, uh, Poo-poo Pants, but he - he played a role ...
ES: ... Ummmm ...
AS: ... a minor one ... yeah, it was funny - he played a role ...
MA: Who? What? The ferret scene was ...
AS: That's a good scene - yeah!! ...
AS: ... All right!
ES: And the ferret ended up in his pants - and I think he enjoyed it!
AS: Yeah, and Emerson - was that the first time you saw that?
ES: What?
AS: Was that the first time you saw that scene?
MA: No, he was in Defense Against the Dark Arts when they were doing the spider ...
AS: I've seen it because the clip was online ...
ES: Yeah, I know ....
MA: Emerson doesn't go online.
AS: I know - because you were cracking up -
MA: They don't have Internet at Notre Dame.
AS: Hahaha - yeah.
ES: Don't get me started singing the fight song again.
MA: Do it! I have a recording but it's better live.
ES: Alright, alright.
JN: No!
SU: You don't have it memorized?
ES: Oh yeah.
MA: Of course he does.
ES: Alright, here we go!
BS: Notre Dame sucks!
ES: Don't make me take away your speaking privileges again, Ben Schoen. All right ...
Cheer, cheer for Old Notre Dame
Wake up the echoes cheering her name,
Send the volley cheer on high,
Shake down the thunder from the sky,
What tho the odds be great or small
Old Notre Dame will win over all,
While her loyal sons are marching Onward to Victory.
MA: Guys, a lot of you - a lot of you have been wondering where our - where our set reports are and the answer to that is that Emerson and I recorded them as a Podcast, and it will be out - hopefully - this week and we'll have him singing that - so you should have that, um - many times on our respective Podcasts, 'cause really - isn't that, you know - (sarcastically) doesn't that just make your day? Emerson - today - ah, anyway ..
AS: See - what else is there to talk about? We've been, like, discussing it like crazy in the taxi ...
MA: Well, why don't we say hi to some of the people...
JN: Why don't we take some questions?
AS: No - no questions.
MA: No, not yet. Why don't we say hi to some of the very special ..
SU: Can I - can I - can I ...?
MA: Oh, well go ahead -
SU: I just ...
MA: No, go ahead ...
SU: I just want to say something about the parents who were concerned about the last scene in particular. Now, I'm a parent, and that scene - if you're considering to take your children or not - is really pretty intense ...
MA: Yeah ...
SU: ... it really is. I know that we - I personally wanted to see it. It's a PG-13 movie and because it's - um, what happens - I mean - there's a war on and Voldemort kills. He's a murderer and even though it's Wormtail - I mean, he's evil, and the scene is really intense, and it's just a fair warning and you should really see it if you take your children - that's my opinion.
ES: Cedric was sleeping ...
AS: You have to be careful.
KS: I think the worst thing was the cauldron.
JN: What?
KS: The hand.
MA: The Leaky Cauldron - what?
KS: No, the hand. Yes, it was the worst thing - no, no - the cauldron scene was very intense, so if you do want to bring your children, you may want to cover their eyes during that scene because it - it gets pretty gross ... yeah, very gross.
AS: It is ...
MA: Well, let's - why don't we say hello to some - I'm sorry to interrupt, by the way - we're getting on in time and I wanted to say hello to some of you guys, some of the really awesome special guests we have here, so why don't we ...
AS: We lucked out with a lot of people - um, I'm pretty sure they're here ...
AS: Are they?
MA: Yes.
AS: I don't see them, but ...
MA: I don't see them.
JN: They're right behind the podium.
MA: Where?
ES: Where's Eric Scull?
MA: (laughs) He's spottable.
AS: Andy and Zach, are you invisible or something?
AS: So anyway - oh, wait - first of all is, do I see Matt Vines back there? Hey, there he is - Matt Vines from Veritaserum.com - yeah!
MA: Jeff? Jeff? Jeff from HPANA? Is he here?
MA and AS: Oh, there's Jeff from HPANA?
BS: Yeah, Aris Janetakos...
MA: Hey, Jeff - is it H-P-A-N-A or HP-ANA - please settle this!
Jeff Guillaume: It's an acronym!
(AS laughs)
MA: So, it's H-P-A-N-A - OK, that's what I'd say! You would say HP-ANA.
AS: Because it rolls off the tongue a little bit easier - Aris Janetakos is also here from Veritaserum.com and host of VTM OnAir ...
BS: We call him Tacos!
AS: ... and then - also Andy and Zach from Harry Potter Fan Zone but ...
MA: All the way from Australia!
AS: Andy is all the way from Australia - and he lucked out and got a ticket, along with Zach, to see the film. Is he here?
BS: Where are you at, Andy?
MA: Is he here?
AS: I'll take that as a "no."
MA: OK, anyway - moving on ... do you want to do questions?
ES: Wait, wait - one more thing.
JN: Yeah, let's ...
ES: One more shout out - my little brother Dylan back there, in the blue MuggleNet shirt ...
MA: Oh - yeah! Dylan Spartz!
(Screams and clapping from audience)
KS: Stay close to security!
AS: Right there! All right, so - let's take a couple of questions ... OK, keep cool! Keep cool!
MA: Line up! Line up!
AS: No, no, no, no, no, no, no - her first ... let's just pick them out.
MA: They have to come up to the microphone.
AS: I know - come up to the microphone right here ... All right, wait, wait - first, first - say your name and where you're from and come really close to the mike - really close to the mike ...
MA: ...and which boy you love the most.
Rachel: Emerson.
MA: Oh, jeez that's so boring to say.
Rachel: No, Ben - I'm all through Ben right now - it's all about Ben!
AS: OK, ask... so what's on your mind?
Rachel: OK, well I'm Rachel ...
AS: Hi, Rachel.
Rachel: ... I'm from Westchester and I'm with my friends over there ... (points into audience) ...
AS: Yeah!
Rachel: First of all though, I'd just like - I want to say that I hope JK Rowling, if she's listening, that her husband gets through and I'm really glad that they love each other so much because Dumbledore - R.I.P. - would be really glad to know that there's a little more love in the world.
Everyone: Awwww.
Rachel: Anyway, I was just wondering - do we get to see Sean Biggerstaff in this film?
AS: No. No.
MA: You don't even get to see him at the premiere party or anything - he's not around.
Rachel: I thought he might be, like in the beginning, like at the World Cup?
AS: No, the World Cup - they really cut up - you'll see the World Cup but ...
MA: ... there's no play - it's just the entrance and you sort of get a feeling for it and then all of a sudden they're all sort of dancing round a campfire ...
AS: Another disappointment of mine was, Molly Weasley was not in it either.
Rachel: What! I love her!
AS: I love her, too.
Rachel: Doesn't everybody want her to be your mother?
AS: Yes!
MA: She is my mother as you have heard.
Rachel: All right, that's good.
ES: All right, shout out, he's here, Eric Scull, Eric Scull.
BS: All of you must know, Eric was walking around in a Hogwarts robe all day.
MA: And we sent him out for audio supplies and he got lost on 11th Street wearing his robe, I don't know how you can get lost wearing that robe, you're pretty findable.
Eric Scull: The miracle is that I wasn't beat up.
MA: OK, who's next?
Audience Member: Thank you.
MA: You with the sparkles.
AS: OK, feel free, ok here's...what kind of questions are we looking for, movie questions, questions about the podcast?
MA: If you say Horcrux, you will have something thrown at you.
AS: ...no theories, I don't want to think about theories.
MA: Horcri.
BS: Save the Muggles.
MA: Go ahead.
AS: What's your name, where you from?
Courtney: I'm Courtney and I'm from Minnesota.
AS: Hi Courtney from Minnesota. What's on your mind?
Courtney: Do we get to see any magical creatures at all during the movie?
BS: No.
MA: Yes, Yes....
BS: Dragons. Oh yeah, Dragons.
MA: Dragons, the Grindylows, the Mermaids, you know you get plenty of them, just not in the maze.
KS: I was very impressed with the Mermaids.
MA: Yeah.
KS: Yeah, they were excellent.
ES: I was not impressed, I wanted them to be like The Little Mermaid.
AS: It's not a Disney film. They don't have the rights.
ES: The Little Mermaid, right.
MA: That just does not surprise me.
AS: They were not very nice, let's just say that.
MA: Hey, what about the Moaning Myrtle scene? What do you guys think about that?
AS: OK, wait a second.
MA: Sorry...
AS: Let's not go too far. I can't, I can't even think about it. We asked Dan about the scene, I wasn't paying attention to what his answer was. I was busy.
ES: I was.
AS: I was, I was filming. What was his response? By Moaning Myrtle, we mean bathroom scene.
ES: Yeah, I asked him if he was worried what you crazy screaming fan girls would think about the scene and he said that he hoped you like it.
MA: Well, and also 'cause he was wearing flesh-colored underwear.
BS: It's better then me with my shirt off.
AS: Wait, he told you that?
MA: Yeah, he said that on the red carpet. No, um and also the scene, that scene really...in the middle of the premiere in London, I went, "Oh my God!" Because they showed alot more then I expected them to show.
AS: No, no, no, no...no no putting the wrong thoughts into your mind, don't exaggerate.
MA: In that first split second, I really....
AS: No.
MA: ...was scared for Dan's modesty.
AS: Full frontal nudity!
MA: No!
MA: But you'll see what I mean, and then Moaning Myrtle spends the rest of the time being absolutely shameless, I cannot believe...
KS: Yeah, it's true.
MA: ...it didn't get an "R" rating after that.
AS: Yeah, that would.....
MA: Yeah. We got questions, at the back, lets go from the back.
AS: Yeah, in the back. Eric you, no, Eric you .....
MA: John's going to pick one.
JN: Um...
Audience Member: Pick me!
KS: Yeah, go way in the back.
AS: I'd just like to make a public service announcement that tonight's event is a Podcast, there will be no books signed.
(MA laughs)
AS: ...so sorry about that. That's on the sign we just put up.
MA: Thanks for clearing that up.
AS: Go ahead, what's your name and where ya from?
Giselle: Hi um, I'm Giselle and um after seeing the movie do you agree with the statements that they sort of lean toward a Harry/Hermione relationship more than...
AS: In the movie?
BS: Say if for me Emerson, say it...
MA: Go ahead Emerson.
ES: Duh....
AS: Emerson, Emerson.
ES: The D-word, what did I say again?
AS: Drop the D-bomb.
MA: Emerson, wasn't there a word you used in Scotland?
ES: Uh..what was the word again, was it....Delusional?
ES: And after seeing this movie...
AS: Was anyone offended by that?
ES: ...I feel even a bit more vindicated.
MA: Even a little bit more?
ES: Even a little bit more.
MA: Ohhh wow.
SU: I'm not a, I'm not a...
MA: Guys, ok how many Harry/Hermione shippers do we have in the audience?
AS: Was anyone offended by the whole Harry, I mean the delusional fan thing? How could you, right? Come on.
MA: Look at that silence, ok hold on with the defense, um, no this movie is very, um...it's the Harry/Hermione moments are in front of Rita Skeeter on purpose, you know, and uh...
AS: You've seen the clips.
MA: ...and the Ron and Hermione moments are, I had a friend in London, turned to me who had never read the books and he turned to me and said, and I said, "So what did you think? Harry/Hermione? Ron/Hermione?" There's a lot of debate over this and he said it...you...it like hits you over the head with a sledgehammer (laughs) and I said I can't, in public, say anything to agree with that statement....
BS: Harry/Hermione is like the brother sister type thing...
(Crowd agrees and cheers)
AS: Yeah! Brother and sister! None of this shipping.
KS: And during the movie the course of the relationship, like the friendship of Harry and Hermione not a relationship....
BS: Like worried about each other, not...
MA: A beautiful, amazing friendship!
KS: A friendship...and...
ES: This issue has also been beaten to death with a wet noodle, so we should probably move on...
AS: There's a, aw geez I hate, let me choose...
JN: How about a guy?
AS: How about that guy with the camera...
MA: Shirt with the camera!
AS: Yes, I have that shirt, I have that shirt! Ok, sorry.
(Lots of crowd noise)
AS: Nintendo Rehabilitation Clinic.
MA: What?
AS: Little over -
JN: What's your name and where ya from?
Kevin: My name is Kevin, I'm from Long Island.
KS: Good name!
AS: (In a high-pitched voice) Oh my God, no way.
Kevin: Um..do you think the movie deserved the PG-13 rating and....
Kevin: ...and what in particular caused it and what do you think about future movies?
KS: The cauldron scene!
BS: No, the bathroom scene. The bathroom scene.
MA: The cauldron scene.
(Crowd and AS laugh)
KS: But, in all seriousness. It's definitely the cauldron scene, the graveyard scene. It is intense.
MA: I mean, you pretty much see him cut off...
KS: I think that one scene, if they had cut that scene it could have gotten the normal rating. But because of that scene, it got PG-13.
SU: It's not just the one act of it. That whole scene is very intense. He's got Harry tied up. You see Cedric is dead.
MA: Sue, into the microphone.
SU: It's really very intense.
KS: Between the whole-
SU: Oh... no, no, no. Go ahead.
MA: Wait, John Noe has a little bit of an announcement.
SU: Okay.
BS: Or, Ben Schoen does.
MA: Or, Ben Schoen does.
BS: Okay.
MA: You rowdy people.
BS: If you would be so kind to stay off the bookshelves in the back, that'd be nice. Do not stand, sit or climb on them.
AS: Thank you.
MA: Thank you.
BS: You sit on them, you buy them.
AS: Thank you for your patience. So, did we answer that question?
Kevin: You didn't answer the second part.
AS: What was the second part?
MA: Well, in future movies?
Kevin: Yeah, what do you think?
MA: I don't think there's any going back now.
KS: Yeah.
AS: No, no way.
Kevin: Well do you think it'll get all the way to "R" by the sixth or seventh book?
KS: No.
AS: No.
MA: Definitely not.
AS: Well we don't know what's in Book 7. So technically it could be "X".
MA: We don't know about seven.
KS: As it stands... As it stands it won't go beyond PG-13.
AS: Yeah, that seems like a fair rating. If they go "R", then you can forget about kids seeing it.
BS: Yeah, if it's "R", then it's not even a children's book anymore. Next question.
MA: Next...
JN: Hopping girl.
MA: Where's hopping girl?
JN: Come on up.
MA: Hopping girl in yellow.
JN: Hopping girl in the green and the glasses.
MA: No, yellow. She's wearing yellow.
JN: I've been looking at her... she's been doing that for twenty minutes for God's sake.
AS: Who in the yellow? Just...
JN: There'll be time for both of them. Both come up.
MA: Okay, wait guys. We've got a party update. I'm sorry, hold on a second. (speaks into her phone) Yes, Mom?
Talihia: Okay, so what do you-
MA: Hold on -
KS: One second, one second.
JN: For real.
MA: Yes, Mom?
Matthew Lewis (ML): Can she hear us? Yes.
MA: Hi. Jamie!
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Notes for
Mary FORD
Ford surname has been found as Foord, Foard & Forde
Could this possibly be Mary Ford's mother?
Maryland Calendar of Wills
Leech, James, Calvert Co.,
3rd May, 1700;
5th Feb., 1703.
To brother Ambrose and hrs., 50 A. adjoining his property.
To brothers Jeremiah and John, personalty.
To Henry Cox, Jr., and to cous. Rebecca Cox and the rest of brother Henry Cox's child., personalty.
To child. of Maj. Walter Smith and to child. of brother John Leech afsd., personalty.
To brother-in-law Henry Cox, ex., and hrs., residue of estate in Md. and Eng.
Test: Jno. Willson, Mary Ford, Thos. Hilliary, Dan'l St. Thomas Jenifer. 11. 413.
Name Tract Name Hundred Lot # Acres Surveyed
Ford, Robert Long in Dispence Newtown 85 75 1670
Ford, Robert May Pole Newtown 95 96 1674
Ford, Robert The Strand Newtown 75 100 1667 Records for the "Fortune", which arrived in Plymouth, 1621, shortly after the 1st Thanksgiving,
lists as passengers ""Ford, Mr. with Martha Ford, wife and Martha Ford, daughter as well as John Ford who was born day after arrival". Bowlsbey, Blanche and Joyce B. Layman , comp.
History of a Ford Family in Cecil County, Maryland
AAI Corporation, Cockeysville, MD, 1985
Call no.: 0450 F
Accession no.: L22636
Location: REF C-2-6
Subject: Family history - Maryland; Maryland - Genealogy - Cecil County
Family Name: Ford
Library no.: 5843. Anon. 1993. Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Land Records, 1708-1712. T.L.C. Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL. Abstracts from Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Land Record Book PK. "AA" = Anne Arundel Co. p. 52 Page 431. Last day of Aug, 1711, from Henry Roberts of AA to Gerrard Hopkins of AA. Caecilius Ld Baltimore, be his letters patent dated at the City of St Mary's, Sep 6, 1670, granted to Wm Roper of South River in AA, a parcel of land in AA called Ropers Range containing and laid out unto him for about 420 acres. Said Roper, by deed dated Jun 2, 1674, conveyed the same to John Shrigley & Fra's Johnson of AA. Said Shrigley conveyed one moiety of said parcel of land, by deed dated Aug 12, 1679, to Andrew Roberts of AA. Said Ropers Range was lately divided between said Jno Shrigley and the heirs of afd Francis Johnson deced, by George Holl, and then Dep'y Survey'r of AA, containing about 210 acres. Said Andrew Roberts, by his will dated Apr 4, 1682, bequeathed the 210 acres to his son, Henry Roberts. Said Henry Roberts has lately sold to John Ford of AA 100 acres of the same, being so much of the south side thereof. Now this deed witnesses that said Henry Roberts, for 40Ł to him secured to be paid by Gerrard Hopkins, hereby sells to Hopkins the remaining part of the 210, 100 acres already sold to Jno Ford only being excepted, containing now about 110 acres. Signed - Henry (H his mark) Roberts. Wit - Jno Attwell, Jno (R his mark) Chapman.
Aug the last, 1711. Came before Ricd Jones Jr and Thos Larkin, 2 AA JPs, said Henry Roberts and acknowledged this deed. Also came Ann, the wife of said Henry, and relinquished her right of dower to the lands conveyed. Recorded Feb 16, 1711[/12].
p. 65 Page 526. On the back of a certain deed made between Henry Roberts of the one part and Gerard Hopkins of the other part was this day endorsed, viz, Apr 13, 1713. rec'd of Mr. Gerrard Hopkins, 4 shillings and 5 pence, being the alienation fine of the within 110 acres, per me, Charles Carroll. Recorded Apr 13, 1713. Vide deed in this book in folio [page] 431. Below information taken from DAR records:
Temple Kendall, (1732-1822), served as lieutenant in Capt. John Ford's company at Bunker Hill. He was born and died in Dunstable, MassMrs. Gertrude Etta Kendall Whitney.
DAR ID Number: 39096
Possible match: abfb. Grace, b. Oct. 8, 1742, m. (1st William Handy 1772, (2nd) John
abfc. Jesse.
abfd. John.
abfe. Levin, b. Feb. 20, 1750.
abff. Stephen, b. Apr. 26, 1756.
abfg. Mary, twin of Stephen.
For Costin (abfa) see section V "Costin Beauchamp and his descendants."
For Jesse (abfc) see section VI, "Jesse Beauchamp and his descendants."
abfd. John Beauchamp4 (Robert3, Edmund2, Edmund1), m. Sarah Purdon
in Delaware. Went to Rowan Co., North Carolina. Killed in the Battle of
Cowpens. Said to have been a loyalist. Son: Stephen Beauchamp 1744-
1847, m. Nancy Call.-Daughter: Sarah Purdon Beauchamp 1821-1865,
m. John W. Smith. Her daughter; Mary Delia Smith, m. William T. McArthur
(2025 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.)
(For this record see Compendium of American Genealogy, 4 p. 598.)
ac. John Beauchamp2 (Edmund1), m. Mary Curtis. Children: (a) Curtis.-
(b) John.-(c) Thomas.-(d) Elizabeth, m. 1725 John Creemer.-(e) Sa-
rah.-(f) Esther.-(g) Mary.
ad. Doggett Beauchamp2 (Edmund1), b. July 15, 1681, m. Sarah Gray,
daughter of Miles Gray. Will of March 18, 1716 mentions children: (a)
Gray.-(b) Hanna.-(c) Sarah.
ae Edward Beauchamp2 (Edmund1) . Mentioned in his father's will. He
m. Naomy Fountaine, dau. of Samuel and Mary Fountaine. Will Aug. 29,
1750, probated Dec. 7, 1751 . Children: (a) Marcy.-(b) Thomas.-(c)
John.-(d) William, m. Ann Tilghman. Children: Elijah, Naomi.-(e) Foun-
aea Marcy Beauchamp3 (Edward2, Edmund1), m. Grace Coleburne. Wills
in Kent Co., Delaware, Marcy's Jan. 21, 1771, Grace's October 6,1778.
Children (from his will): (a) David. -(b) Marcy.-(c) William.-(d) Isaac.-
(e) John.-(f) Rachel, m. . . . . . . Smithers.-(g) Esther, m. . . . . . . Smithers.-
(h) Mary, m . . . . . Thompson.-(i) Ann, m. . . . . . . Walton.-(j) Grace, m.
. . . . . . Broom.
aeae. John Beauchamp4 (Marcy3, Edward2, Edmund1), m. Mary . . . . . .
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March 13, 2014
EL PASO, Texas - Junior forward Tiffany Dale posted her seventh double-double of the year with 17 points and 12 rebounds, but it was not enough as the fourth-seeded Tulane University women's basketball team dropped a 69-55 decision to No. 13 seed FIU in the 2014 Conference USA Championship quarterfinals on Thursday afternoon at UTEP's Memorial Gym.
The Green Wave rallied from a 34-26 halftime deficit to make it a three-point affair at 58-55 on a layup by junior wing Adesuwa Ebomwonyi with 5:36 left in regulation. From there, however, Tulane went cold from the field, going 0-for-12 from the field and turning the ball over once over the final five and half minutes. The Panthers, meanwhile, scored 11 unanswered points down the stretch - 10 of which came from guard Jerica Coley - to account for the final score.
The loss was Tulane's third in a row as the Green Wave fall to 20-10 on the year. FIU, meanwhile, won its third game in as many days to improve to 15-17 overall and advance to take on regular-season champion and 20th-ranked Middle Tennessee in the C-USA semifinals on Friday.
"Florida International did so many great things and I really commend them," Tulane head coach Lisa Stockton said. "People talk about Coley a lot and she's a fantastic player, but I think what's really changed in this tournament is their supporting cast. They've done a great job of defending, rebounding and basically taking the shots they need to take.
"We had some great looks [late in the game] and the ball was in and out. We had three layups that just rimmed out. If any of those things go our way, it's a different game but it just didn't. We just couldn't score and that's tough to come back from."
As a team, Tulane hit just 31.8 percent of its shots from the field (21-of-66) while allowing FIU to connect at a .500 clip (28-fo-56). The Panthers held a 46-33 rebounding advantage, turned 13 offensive boards into 12 points, held a 38-30 edge in points in the paint and got 23 points off of 13 Green Wave turnovers.
Ebomwonyi and freshman guard Leslie Vorpahl finished second to Dale on the team offensive with 12 points each. Junior point guard Leslie Kaplan paced the squad with six assists and Ebomwonyi tied a career high with six steals to go with seven rebounds and a blocked shot.
"When you have games like [FIU has] in this tournament where they shoot 50 percent, you have to admire that," Stockton said. "It's not all Coley and that's a tribute to them. For us, you just can't shoot 32 percent and get out-rebounded by 13. That's, ultimately, the game. You can look at any of the particular scorers, but it comes down to that. In championship play, it's tough to win that way."
The Green Wave got off to a solid start and led by as many as three early on at 8-5 with 13:44 to play in the first half. Tulane erased a one-point deficit 3:33 later when sophomore center Chinwe Duru connected on a jumper from the left elbow only to see FIU sandwiched a pair of Tynia McKinzie layups around a Coley bucket to take an 18-13 lead it would not relinquish.
Tulane got the deficit down to one twice in the period but could get no closer. FIU outscored the Green Wave 6-1 over the final two-plus minutes of the half to go into the locker room on top, 34-26. The Wave opened the second half with a 4-0 run to make it 34-30 only to see the Panthers roar back with a 7-0 rally to take an 11-point lead.
A Kaplan layup with 12:32 to play got Tulane as close as two at 45-43 but each time Tulane got within a bucket, FIU answered every time and pulled away late to quiet any talks of a Green Wave comeback.
Coley led all players with 34 points to go with team highs of six assists and three steals while adding eight rebounds and a blocked shot. McKinzie logged a double-double for FIU with 15 points and a team-leading 10 rebounds, and Taylor Shade chipped in with 13 points.
"During the season, we felt that FIU is a team that you have to score against," Stockton added. "One person shouldn't out-score the whole team so you've got to score against them. We did a good job at our place of doing that. Here, she ended up with 34 points. We struggled in all areas defending her, but also in defending the other players. At times, we had two on her and they had other players hit some shots. That's been a key for them in this tournament."
Tulane will have to wait to learn of its postseason fate when the respective tournaments are announced on Monday, March 17. The NCAA Selection Show is slated to be completed by 7 p.m. and the WNIT and WBI will release their respective 64- and 16-team bracket shortly thereafter.


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Articles in January 2012
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