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The British have long had a handle on wonderfully made whodunits like the Midsomer Murders series, Inspector Lewis, Sherlock and of course the grand dame of meddlesome sleuths – Miss Marple. Perhaps they can attribute it, in part, to the beautiful backdrop of an English countryside and lack of gore for their successes.
Nevertheless, the 'Father Brown' mystery series is another pleasant caper which may be getting overlooked slightly in the States. In 'The Ghost in the Machine,' Father Brown visits the home of Charlotte McGinley who believes her sister Elsbeth (whose been missing for nine years) is dead and haunting the house. She begs him to perform an exorcism to which he strongly objects and refuses to do but offers to bless the home instead.
He changes his mind when a huge crystal chandelier comes crashing down all of a sudden. However, even after the exorcism is completed things in the house still go bump in the night and soon Charlotte McGinley vanishes.
Inspector Valentine hauls in the husband, Victor McGinley, on suspicion of having something to do with the disappearances of his wife and sister-in-law Elsbeth. Rumors swirled for years that he and Elsbeth were having an affair. Not true, of course. Elsbeth and groundskeeper Seth were in love and had planned to run off and get married before she disappeared.
Skeletal remains are found by a well on the McGinley property and presumed to be Elsbeth. The inspector hastily arrests Seth but eventually has to let him go also due to the fly in the proverbial ointment. The body found near the well is that of a man who has no connection to the case at hand.
Meanwhile, Father Brown deduced the McGinley house is not haunted and confronts daughter Selena McGinley for the truth. She confesses to causing the shenanigans in order to scare her parents into moving back to her beloved London. The young lady prefers bright lights and city life.
Father Brown soon finds the missing Charlotte in a secret passage located in the basement. Now they're both trapped. Charlotte figured out Elsbeth met her fate in the dusty dreadful dungeon. Yes, Elsbeth's corpse lies only a few feet away next to the family treasure she went looking for. By this time, a curious Selena has joined them and now all through are stuck with no visible way out.
But good fortune in timing comes along when the inspector is up above praying and hears Father Brown clanging a bell against the wall in an effort to grab someone, anyone's attention and the trio is rescued.
Elsbeth's finally receives a proper burial and the McGinley family can move back to their beloved London.
The colorful cast of characters include:
Lovable, mild-mannered, crime solving Father Brown who is a Roman Catholic priest.
Inspector Valentine, who is torn between his admiration and exasperations with Father Brown. Inspector Valentine gets replaced by Inspector Sullivan.
Mrs. Bridgette McCarthy, the St. Mary's parish secretary who looks after Father Brown.
Lady Felicia Montague, a married man-hungry bored socialite.
Sid Carter, occasional petty criminal/chauffeur who Father Brown has taken a shine to.
'Father Brown' airs on Saturdays at 8:00 PM on your local PBS station. ETV SC in South Carolina.


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To introduce a younger and more colorful generation to Cheer Detergent we created an online event that combined fashion, YouTube, Facebook and gaming. Cheer created a music video featuring the band Strange Talk. It was the worlds first interactive music video with hidden rewards. The video had 20,000 hidden colorful rewards in it that people could click and get through annotations. The item was then mailed to them. The goal was to spread color and colorful things in a way that would appeal to a younger generation.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
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Video chat with astronomer Korey Haynes. Ask questions about how to detect water on planets around other stars, or anything else that interests you. Korey Haynes is a Ph.D. student at George Mason University and works at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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The buzz about Batfleck has dwindled to a low hum at this point. Despite the lull I thought it would be interesting to tackle the Gigli (2003) star's prior superhero outing, Mark Steven Johnson's Daredevil (2003). Having been forgiven for prior cinematic sins thanks to his efforts with Argo (2012) and The Town (2010), people still tend to grouse about Affleck's big screen Matt Murdoch.
Seeing the film in theaters during its initial release, I can easily agree with plenty of the strikes against it. They overplayed the romantic angle, minimized Murdoch's role as an attorney, and wasted opportunities to showcase Daredevil's strengths in order to prepare audiences for the Elektra film. I was generally on the fence about Ben Affleck prior to seeing it, and afterward I found myself less than impressed.
The surprise came when I made my first discovery of the executive meddling on the part of 20th Century Fox. While on an outing to a now-defunct Blockbuster Video, I spied on a shelf an interesting DVD case: Daredevil - Director's Cut. The price tag of $9.99 and promise of a different version of the story piqued my curiosity and I snatched it up going straight home to watch. What followed was a story with good pacing, likable characters, and a superhero movie about a superhero that even allowed the protagonist an arc. It wasn't on par with Goodfellas, but I found it to be one of the best comic book movies I'd seen in a good, long while.
After enjoying the feature, I cycled through the bonuses, interviews and commentaries. I learned that the film we saw in theaters was the version written by marketing and mid-level management at Fox who, after seeing the success of their own X-Men (2000) and Sony's Spider-Man (2002) wanted to upscale the simple revenge and mystery plot into something more epic with bigger effects budget and an increased focus on the love interest, eyeing a potential spinoff for her. The result of a film created by marketeers and MBA's was precisely what you'd expect: trite, stupid, and without any understanding of flow or storytelling.
Unfortunately for Daredevil, the damage had been done. Fox greenlit Elektra (2005) and released it based on Jennifer Garner's star power, but it fared poorly, drawing meager box office and classifying the entire property as worthless as far as Fox was concerned. Recently, the character of Daredevil defaulted back to Disney's Marvel Studios who are developing a new TV series for Netflix based on the Hell's Kitchen attorney.
As for the director's cut itself, the story is streamlined and simplified. We follow Daredevil's track for revenge as guided by a court case where Murdoch attempts to defend a wrongly-accused man (Coolio in a decent turn). We see the vigilante's more violent vengeful side on full display, along with his feelings of isolation. Further, we see something in the Daredevil movie completely absent from all of the Batman films, including Nolan's - Matt Murdoch does actual detective work to solve the mystery plot.
By excising the needless romance plot and keeping his interactions with Elektra to a livable minimum, we no longer sit through so many painfully awkward romantic scenes that have little place in a superhero adventure story. However much real-life chemistry may exist between the now man-and-wife, their screen time together generally fell flat unless supplemental to the scene itself.
I would never have bought the theatrical version of the film on DVD. I do, however, on occasional rainy days, pull out my copy of the director's cut of Daredevil and put it in. While no masterpiece, it scratches a superhero semi-noir itch I get from time to time.


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STANFORD, Calif. – Rising senior Kaess Smit was named to the United States Under-23 National Team for the upcoming U-23 World Championships in Varese, Italy.
Smit was chosen as bow seat of the men's coxed eight after competing at the training camp in Oakland throughout June.
This will be second straight year for Smit at the U-23 World Championships. He helped lead the four to a bronze medal in Linz, Austria in 2013.
Smit will head to Princeton, N.J. with the rest of the U-23 national team to train from July 13-18 before heading over to Italy. His first race will take place Thursday, July 24.
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College Hockey:Heavy Pressure: CC Edges UND Despite Shot Imbalance
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Colorado College swept its first series since claiming the nation's No. 1 ranking, edging ninth-ranked North Dakota 1-0 Saturday in a nailbiter before a sellout crowd of 7,661 at World Arena.
Tiger netminder Matt Zaba stopped all 36 UND shots to secure the win for CC. The Tigers completed the sweep despite being outshot 36-14 by the Fighting Sioux in the contest, including a 15-2 margin in the third period.
The outcome, nonetheless, was the third time this season that UND has been shut out, with Minnesota and Wisconsin doing the previous honors.
The only goal of the game was scored by the Tigers' Braydon Cox at 11:20 of the second period. It was Cox's second goal of the season, assisted by Brandon Polich and Jesse Stokke.
After a scoreless first period, in which each team fired seven shots on goal, UND dominated the final two periods, outshooting CC, 29-7.
After Cox's goal, UND's Chris Porter appeared to tie it with 1:54 remaining in the second period, but the goal was disallowed, as Porter was ruled to have been in the goal crease.
UND killed off a Colorado College 5-on-3 power play early in the second, the third time in two nights the Sioux stopped the Tigers in a 5-on-3 situation.
The Sioux held CC without a shot on goal for the first 9:08 of the third period and applied heavy pressure on Zaba, but the CC sophomore was not to be beaten.
UND goaltender Philippe Lamoureux stopped 13 of 14 CC shots but took the loss.
With the win, Colorado College raised its record to 20-3-1 overall and 13-3-0 in the WCHA, while North Dakota fell to 14-10-2 overall and 10-9-1 in the WCHA.
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NFL kickoff is finally here and fans everywhere are ready for some football… nationwide you'll find men, women and kiddos are breaking out the face paint, prepping for tailgates and of course playing some fantasy football. Whether it's with a bunch of co-workers, friends, or family, it's a great way to be involved in the competition.
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Thanks for your help previously. I have now set my Pi up as a web server and when I go to remotely connect via SSH in FileZilla (OS X), I get the following errors when attempting to add/remove a file in certain directories:
Response: 200 Type set to A
Command: PASV
Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,2,4,190,243).
Command: STOR index.php
Response: 550 index.php: Permission denied
Error: Critical file transfer error
Status: Disconnected from server
Help please! :)
I'm trying to get in to the /var/www/ directory and add files here. Tried various types, and this is where I should upload my web server files.
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Bloodlines in a Nutshell
-Feb 24 2005-
"And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel." Gen 3:15Look around you and realize not all the people in our lives are not human. They laugh, cry, have children, have dreams of better lives, but they are Nephilim among us. "They did eat, they drank, they married wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, and the flood came, and destroyed them all." Luke 17:27The Nephilim that live among us today are not God's salvation therefore are not Born from Above (Born Again). For us the cross is salvation and to them it is wrath. Christ is coming soon to separate the two seeds and the seed of the serpent will be thrown in the fire. "Another parable put he forth unto them, saying, The kingdom of heaven is likened unto a man which sowed good seed in his field: But while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat, and went his way. But when the blade was sprung up, and brought forth fruit, then appeared the tares also. So the servants of the householder came and said unto him, Sir, didst not thou sow good seed in thy field? from whence then hath it tares? He said unto them, An enemy hath done this. The servants said unto him, Wilt thou then that we go and gather them up? But he said, Nay; lest while ye gather up the tares, ye root up also the wheat with them. Let both grow together until the harvest: and in the time of harvest I will say to the reapers, Gather ye together first the tares, and bind them in bundles to burn them: but gather the wheat into my barn." Matt 13:24-30Following reference from http://www.mysteriousworld.com/Journal/2003/Winter/Giants/
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"Charlemagne (Charles the Great) was born on April 2, 742 in Northern Europe. 'By the sword and the cross,' he became master of Western Europe."16 Charlemagne had inherited the kingdom of the Franks, modern France, from his father in AD 768 and then proceeded over the next thirty years building what would remembered by history as "the Holy Roman Empire", which ecompassed at its peak France, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, half of Italy and Germany, and even parts of Austria and Spain. Unlike his giant cousins, who were pagan through and through, Charlemagne promoted Christianity aggressively throughout his empire, and was even crowned by the Pope himself. His systematic evangelization of the continent of Europe, his enforcement of standard weights and measures throughout the region, and fair treatment of all those in his empire earned him the admiration of all, including those he had conquered. His work to unite Europe formed the basis of the modern European culture.Charlemagne was a powerful, imposing figure, his height in legend being close to eight feet tall, or "seven times the length of his foot". He was also a great warrior and athlete, and had a strength like that of Maximinus. "In ballads that contemporaries sang in his praise he was so hardy 'that he would hunt the wild bull single-handed, so strong that he felled and horse and rider with the blow of his fist. He could straighten four horseshoes joined together, and lift with his right hand a fully equipped fighting-man to the level of his head."17 Charlemagne was also of the Merovingian family, of which we will learn more later.
Emperor Maximilian
Though Charlemagne represented a brief retreat of the anti-Christian beliefs of the ancient Aryan pagan giants, the old Aryan "master race" philosophy soon returned, in the form of Emperor Maximilian. Maximilian took the rule over the old Holy Roman Empire in 1493, taking the rule by right of descent rather than election, as had been the custom up to that time. Maximilian appears to have been a throwback to the ancient giant Gomerian Cimbri who had proved to be such a challenge for the Romans, a badge that he wore with great pride. Standing at over eight feet tall, and having the extraordinary strength and physical attributes that have been the trademark of the giants, Maximilian indeed had reason to be proud. He was tall, finely formed, with remarkably handsome features, clear blue eyes, and blond hair falling in ringlets upon his shoulders; he possessed great muscular strength, his body was developed by constant exercise and he was one of the boldest, bravest and most skillful knights of his day. But the giant's daring sometimes bordered on rashness some described it as almost a madness as when, for some examples, he 'followed a bear to his den, and fought him there; when he entered the lion's cage, and cowed him down; and, above all, when he chased the chamois and the wild-goat up to the highest peaks of the Tyrolese Alps.' In battle, Maximilian fought courageously. On many occasions, he proved himself to be a resourceful commander too, with a mind 'fertile in new devices and cunning modes of attack.' He also asked nothing of his men he himself would not do. Historians say that he even forged his own armor and tempered his own sword. Perhaps to give his horse a rest, the giant emperor often marched at the head of his men on foot, carrying an oversized lance on his shoulder. He further won the admiration of his soldiers for his ability 'not to be overcome by exertion and privation.'"18 Maximilian, like Maximinus, was a typical giant superior size, strength, intelligence and skill, as well as natural leadership ability and a mind well-suited to warfare. However, there was an innate madness to the giant homo artificialis breed which often manifested itself in a suicidal fury, as shown by Maximilian's barehanded defeat of both a bear and a lion, as well as his hunting down of mountain goats unaided on the slippery slopes of the Tyrolese Alps. Like Og of old, Maximilian was a true giant a being of great power and beauty, who was also possessed of a dark side. Beautiful yet cruel, the giants considered themselves to be a master race, superior to all other forms of mankind. And inherent to this sense of superiority was a need to prove this superiority, a test that they had been well equipped to fulfill. As such Maximilian, like his giant predecessors from ancient times, held to the racialist theory that they were superior to all other races. DeLoach explains,
Those who profess the Aryan theory hold that the Celtic race, particularly its Germanic branch, is vastly superior to all others. 'Only white peoples, especially the Celtic, possess true courage, love of liberty and the other passions and virtues which distinguish great souls,' proclaimed the German historian Christoph Meiners (1745-1810). Meiners is generally regarded as a founder of this racial theory. Julien-Joseph Virey (1775-1846), a disciple of Meiners, asks: "What would our world be without the Europeans? Powerful nations, a proud and and indomitable race, immortal geniuses in the arts and the sciences, a happy civilization. The European, called by his high destiny to rule the world, which he knows how to illumine with his intelligence and subdue with his courage, is the highest expression of man and at the head of the human race. The others, wretched horde of barbarians, are, so to say, no more than its embryo." In other words, the true Aryans see themselves as "supermen", and they regard "all the other species of men (for there are four or five different kinds) to be naturally inferior to the whites." All these peoples who are not light of skin and blond they classify as "subhumans". Where did such an idea come from? In its earliest written form, the Aryan concept predates both Meiners and Virey. The historian S.H. Steinberg traced it back to the humanistic historiographers who lived during the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I (1493-1519). "It was these forefathers of our contemporary journalists who supplied the copy for Maximilian's anti-French propaganda," he writes. "The French and, in fact, every other nation were, so they argued, inferior to the Germans because of the latter's pride of place in the pedigree of the Western nations: had they not for ancestors the Cimbri who made Rome tremble?... Were the Germans of Maximilian not the sons and heirs of the Lombards who gave their name to Upper Italy, the Franks who established their rule over Gaul, the Angles and Saxons who made themselves masters of Britain? 19
With Emperor Maximilian came the beginning of the revival of the old Aryan race myth that had been propagated by the Gomerian giants in ancient times. Despite the fact that the Gomerian Celts, Gauls, Germani, and numerous other tribes of the giant descendants of Gomer had been soundly defeated by the homo sapiens Romans, they still held doggedly to the belief that they were superior to all other forms of mankind. This belief has survived even into modern times until it came to fruition again in the 20th century, in Hitler's Germany, where Hitler once again attempted to revive the ancient herrenvolk, or "master race" of the Germani.
Maximinus was first noticed by Emperor Alexander Severus in AD 202, during a layover in Thrace on his way back from a tour of Asia. As his son's birthday had come around during his time in Thrace, the emperor sponsored some games for the occasion, matching the local Thracians against his Roman retinue. Maximinus then proceeded to defeat sixteen of the emperor's best in wrestling matches and other feats of strength, which so impressed the Romans that they immediately conscripted him for the army. Maximinus even took the bold step of racing against the emperor's horse, keeping pace with the horse even at full gallop. For this and his exceptional wrestling ability, Maximinus was immediately made part of the emperor's personal guard. Herodian says Alexander's new commander not only stood to a huge height but possessed a frightening look. Statues of Maximinus and coins minted with his image bear this out. Another Roman historian, Julius Capitolinus, described his hands as so large that he used the bracelet of his wife, Caecilia Pauline, for a thumb-ring. The shoes he wore also measured a foot longer than the footwear of other men. Besides the feats of strength already mentioned above, Maximinus reportedly could, with one blow of his fist, knock out a horse's teeth. On occasion he also demonstrated he could outpull a chariot team. Capitolinus says that he daily ate forty pounds of meat and usually drank six gallons of wine.14 Besides Maximinus' exceptional physical abilities, he also had exceptional intellectual abilities, proving to be a superior leader, strategist and tactician.
As a result, he rose rapidly up through the ranks, the emperor soon promoting him to the rank of tribune, senator, and even supreme commander of all the armies of Rome. The soldiers were in awe of him due to his extreme competence, diligence and discipline, and they rarely if ever failed under his leadership. As a result, they soon came to prefer him over their own emperor and, in a sudden coup, assassinated Alexander and placed the purple mantle on Maximinus, effectively crowning him emperor. However, his sudden ascension to emperor brought out Maximinus' limitations, and his dark side. Although grateful to his men for giving him such a great honor, promising them lavish gifts and double pay, he made a critical mistake in not first checking if Rome could in fact afford to pay such an exhorbitant amount. He made another critical mistake by ransacking the treasury, stealing from the wealthy of Rome, and even pillaging the temples of the gods in order to raise the necessary revenues. Maximinus had essentially made the decision to turn Rome's entire economy towards funding the army, in effect turning Rome into a military state, to the exclusion of all else, even going against the gods. In reaction to rumors of an assassination plot, Maximinus then turned extremely paranoid, killing not only everyone who involved in the plot, but anyone who opposed or offended him in any way. He even killed off those who had been his early supporters, as they knew him before his ascension to emperor and thus knew "too much". As a result, he began to receive the unflattering informal titles of "the Cyclops", "the Busiris", and even "the wild beast". A song was even composed by his own men that spoke of his death. Aware of this and his extreme unpopularity in Rome, and since they had never completely accepted him, the Senate used the excuse of a tax revolt in a distant African province to replace the increasingly unpopular Maximinus with one of their own, Gordian. Enraged by their betrayal and his now certain doom, Maximinus "behaved like a huge, tormented bear. Convulsed with rage, he dashed himself against walls, threw himself on the ground, bellowed, lashed out at his servants, tried to claw his son's eyes out, and finally drank himself into a stupor."15 He then martialed his forces to put down the tax revolt, but his mutinous army refused and he was finally dispatched by a unit of the Praetorian Guard as he slept.
Maximinus, like all giants, believed himself to be superior to all, including the gods. However, when things had turned against him, his true, beastly nature emerged. Magnifying himself above even the gods of Rome, he attempted to turn the entire economy of Rome towards war, turning Rome itself into a war machine, to the exclusion of all else. Magnifying himself in his own heart, Maximinus attempted to make war against all mankind, and even the gods themselves, but in the end he was cast down and destroyed by his own arrogance the fate of all giants past, present and future.
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With the new entrance now open on the south side of the river, Blackfriars offers passengers a direct link to South Bank and Bankside improving access to homes, businesses and cultural attractions such as the Tate Modern.
We're rebuilding Blackfriars station, reconstructing the Victorian rail bridge to make way for longer trains on First Capital Connect's Thameslink route, creating new entrances north and south of the river, and building a brand new London Underground station.
The work is part of the Thameslink programme, which will see longer trains and more frequent services running on the route between Bedford and Brighton, through central London. As a result of the improvements up and down the route, First Capital Connect will begin running 12-carriage trains on the route from Monday 12 December 2011.
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Nov. 1, 2009
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Head Coach Sean Miller
"Well you know, first of all, the strongest feeling I have today is the incredible atmosphere McKale presents. We didn't do anything to attract that kind of crowd, yet they were there."
"The Red-Blue game is always going to be a big weekend for us. It's the best opportunity for the team to get their feet wet in front of a great, electric crowd."
On the crowd:
"It really shows the specialness of McKale."
"We're getting better. You can see individual plays being made and with some of our younger players, you can really see some talent there. We're making progress, especially defensively."
On switching up the teams:
"It wasn't so much as switching teams or mash-ups as it was giving the players rest. I don't want any one guy out there for more than two hours without rest."
"Nic Wise is our team's most experienced player. It [his injury] allowed some of our younger players to improve more.
On Brendon Lavender:
"To me, he's our team's best shooter."
"MoMo (Jones) has great confidence, a great body and he can make shots. The thing I admire most about him is his great confidence."
"We have a long way to go. Our goal is not to make this year's team the best there is, but more to build up our program. That consistent, daily program process is going to bring out the best in us."
Arizona Players
Junior Forward Jamelle Horne
On the comfort level of the team
"For the first game, some of us were more comfortable than others. The young guys did a good job of trying to get me open. Overall, I was pretty impressed with everything that happened today, but we still have a long way to go."
On being the "go-to" guy
"I need to be extremely boisterous, I need to be the vocal leader on the court this year. I need to be the guy to get the guys in and out of the huddle."
On transitions from basket to basket
"The most important thing that our coaches are stressing is to get the ball out of the basket and run. It's huge in the Miller system. We just need to get the ball up the floor even if there is a risk for a turnover. There is a huge emphasis on attacking the defense."
On preparing for the next game
"We'll find on Wednesday how prepared we are. We will be right back at it again tomorrow with film; the film will help us to see what we need to work on. It's hard to play against the same faces for three months - seeing fresh faces you just kind of want to eat them up. For the most part, its just small things we need to change."
Sophomore Guard Garland Judkins
On the level of comfort of the team with the coaches
"It's a totally different feeling out there. The coaches have extreme confidence in everything that we can be and what we are doing. (Coach Miller) has done a great job in leading us."
On playing against Kyle Fogg
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After not playing for a year
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New research suggests that long periods spent in front of the television set may actually shorten your life, even if you are otherwise healthy!
This recent study involved more than 13,000 healthy adults who were followed over eight years. The risks associated with watching TV were stunning.
When compared to people who watched less than an hour of television each day, every two additional hours a person spent watching TV had serious negative consequences:
- the risk of death from heart disease jumped by 44 percent
- cancer death risk climbed by 21 percent
- the risk of premature death went up by 55 percent for all other causes
The researchers were skeptical about their findings. So they ran the numbers a second time.
The results were again confirmed.
What could be the reason behind television and early death? Some hypothesis include:
- People tend to consume more processed foods and sugary drinks when they watch television – both which can affect the body in a damaging manner
- Sedentary behavior has long been suggested to shorten life…and the time we spend watching television is a highly sedentary time
- The more time people spend watching TV, the less time they have for things that are known to prolong life, such as socializing or exercising
Take Action
Become aware! The key message of this research is to avoid spending continuous hours watching television.
Reduce and limit the time watching television to one or at the most, two hours a day. This goes for EVERY member of your family.
As the population ages, sedentary behaviors will become more prevalent, especially watching television, and this poses an additional burden on the increased health problems related to aging.
Do your best to increase physical activity. Consider walking to the store or even just walking around your home during the commercials.
Do everything you can to avoid long periods of sitting still, especially in front of the television.
Your parents were right when the said "go out and play!"


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I have a problem with multiple network cameras connecting via Wi-Fi to the same AP. I have an AP (TP-Link WA901N for now. I have tried others with same error.) and two cameras currently.
One is indoors near the AP, the other is outside in my yard. Both when connected to the AP individually report low latency (2-20 ms) with 0% packet-loss. Even while viewing the cam.
The minute I connect both devices simultaneously to the AP, packet loss and latency increases highly shortly after. (500-600ms, 2-30% PL). At first I thought this was due to my old AP not supporting MIMO but this unit does.
Attempting to negotiate another wireless client onto the same AP also has latency on that client. Disabling and enabling WMM has proven to not be effective at all.
Moving the indoor cam to another AP in the house alleviates this for now, but I would like to be able to support multiple cams on that same AP. Bandwidth used from both cams simultaneously is likely 2-3 megabit or so nothing crazy.
What can cause this behavior with multiple APs, etc? I have a feeling it may have to do with signal strength (No way to tell with this firmware on this.) but using my laptop in the same spot as the outside cam gets me over 25 snr so I'm not sure.
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Two You Tube videos I made recently have been causing a stir. Would you help me get them in front of as many people as possible?
In these videos, I demonstrate the two most common abortion procedures, using fetal models and also using instruments that were actually used to kill babies.
The links to the videos are as follows:
On another matter, I want to give you this link to an article that explains very well the moral criteria for working for "imperfect legislation," that is, laws that would increase the protection of unborn children yet not reach the final goal of protecting them all. This article was published in the Vatican's newspaper, "L'Osservatore Romano," by a moral theologian who teaches in Rome.
Let's be clear. No abortion is OK, no circumstance can justify it, and no human government can authorize even a single abortion.
The principles in this article deal with situations where, acknowledging what I said above, the support does not yet exist in the legislature to secure the protection of every unborn child. (That, of course, has been the case throughout the whole time of legal abortion in America.) The lack of willingness in a legislative body to protect every baby is no excuse – for the legislators or for us – to walk away from the playing field and leave all the babies unprotected. When there is progress that can be made, that progress should be made.
Enjoy the article and pass it on: www.priestsforlife.org/articles/02-09-18evangeliumvitae73.htm
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Just a few yards in front of Sue the T.rex, Is a full sized elephant on display and I decide to take a walk through the Ancient Americans hall exhibit. This exhibit takes you on a trip through history and cultures. Showcasing relics from the Native American cultures of Northwest coast and Arctic tribes, South western and North American tribes. This exhibit is rich with artifacts and worth the time to explore.
The museum's collections of South American artifacts were founded with the materials collected from the World Columbian Exposition of 1893. Highlights that came from the World's Fair consist of items collected from Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, and Paraguay. One of these collections, the Montez Collection (Accesion 6), consists of approximately 1,200 objects that were purchased in the 19th century from this private Peruvian collector for the World's Fair. While the vast majority of this collection is comprised of ceramic vessels from the Inca Period, this exceptional collection of ancient Peruvian objects also includes spectacular objects from the Colonial period.
The Field Museum's Mesoamerican and Central American collections include a wide-range of archaeological and ethnographic pieces, many are of the highest exhibition quality. This collection also includes a number of artifacts of significant research value, including those from scientific excavations made by J. Eric Thompson, and the research collections gathered by several significant cultural anthropologists. Portions of the collection were previously loaned to the Guggenheim, the Royal Academy of Arts, the National Museum of Mexican Arts (Chicago), and the Art Institute of Chicago.
The North American part of the exhibit features Blackfoot bead work from the Plains. Obsidian blades from the Hopewell site. Transformation masks from the Northwest coast. Archaeological textiles from the Southwest. The Field Museum serves as a steward for hundreds of thousands of objects from throughout North America.
The Museum's collections from the Arctic and Subarctic evidence the many-faceted adaptations of human societies to stark, changing environments.
Another strength of the Museum's North American collections is the material culture of groups in the Plains and Montane regions. They reflect the long history of migration and diversification of Native people across the heartland of America.
In the Museum's collections from the southwestern United States, prehistoric specimens have played a role in understanding the origins of agriculture in the region.
The Museum holds a large collection of material from the Hopewell Culture of Ohio dating back more than 2,000 years. It is one manifestation of the far-flung Hopewell network that extended over much of the eastern United States and included trade in copper, obsidian, pearls, exotic flints, mica, and quartz.
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Going into the unknown and into a place where no cameras have ever been allowed, local YouTube reality show series "Boostaholics" took a trip to Ford Motor Company in Detroit, Michigan and etched in the proverbial stone their place in automotive history. For decades, the doors at all automotive manufacturing design facilities have always been locked; blocked from the public eye due to manufacturer espionage. Thanks to a miracle from god, some good editing, and a keen opportunist - we now know what goes on behind the closed doors at the Ford Product Development Center.
Video: Boostaholics: It's a lifestyle (radio show & behind the scenes at Ford Motor Company)
The video actually starts out in Tampa Bay, when the crew visits a local radio station and goes on air talking about a recent viral video production. It then switches over to our beloved TPA (Tampa International Airport for the laymen / tourist), where the show's host takes off on an adventure to the northern frontier.
Upon this trip, you'll see a live vehicle revealing of the 2015 Ford Edge, a walk-through of the the Product Development Center where new vehicles are made, and then finally a stupendous closing scene of utmost vehicular hoonage at Ford's Dearbon Proving Grounds. We as Buccaneers should be proud that a Tampa citizen was the first to penetrate the impervious fortress of solitude and bring back such pivotal, history making footage.
Never before has a video crew or television show been allowed behind the scenes like what you'll see in this video.
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Off-label refers to the practice of using a pharmaceutical in a manner or for a purpose other than as indicated by the manufacturer.
I came up with an "off label" use for my Clip+ today which I'll describe in my next post. Maybe you've invented an unexpected use for yours too. If so, I thought it might be fun to create a thread to catalog and discuss them. We'll see!
If you've used your Clip in an unusual or creative way tell us about it.
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not terribly exciting but i used my clip to re-install windows on my pc. i have no optical drive and for some inexplicable reason, my pc would not boot from a sandisk USB stick i own. my laptop booted from the usb stick just fine so i know there wasn't anything wrong with the method i used. as a last resort, i tried the clip on my pc and it worked. of course it meant wiping the music off and then putting it back. so slow.
Sansa Clip+ 8GB :: Sandisk 16GB Micro SDHC :: Rockbox :: FiiO E5 :: Sennheiser PX100 II
Voice recorder, USB stick, earring.
Good start guys.
Here's my "gearhead" use:
Used it as a "chassis ear" to diagnose a suspension noise on my wife's car!
Mechanics use remote microphones to figure out where rattles, squeaks, etc. are coming from while the vehicle is motion. Of course the Clip isn't quite the same because it's not real time. But it records quite well, and here I used it to confirm my guess as to the source of the noise.
Inside the car it wasn't possible to isolate even which end of the car the noise was coming from. So I found a stretch of road where the noise occurred consistently. Then attached the Clip near the sway bar link which I thought was the most likely source. On this mp3 you can hear four snaps as the suspension compresses going over some bumps. So I'm confident enough I nailed it to order replacement links.
With the real chassis ears you're supposed to have two people in the vehicle; one to drive and the other to monitor the mics safely. With the Clip a single person can safely drive and then review the recorded sounds later on with the vehicle stopped.
(It's worth noting, before someone else brings up the possibility of the Clip+ falling off, that I've replaced the factory clip on mine with a stronger one. With the stock clip zip ties are your friend. )
Darn, this thread made me look at my died Clip+ again, which has been a paper-weight ever since it was killed by a sudden heavy rain a few months ago (it was in my front pocket while cycling and was really soaked).
Since that heavy rain, I tried multiple times to charge it and turn it on, all to no avail. I've already bought a new one, but I still checked from time to time if the old Clip+ was working or not, which it wasn't. So I was going to post "use as paper weight" originally, but out of curiousity I plugged it into my PC again (mostly to verify it was still dead) and guess what... it powered on....
Darn you Clip+ reviving from the dead! For all those months I assured it was no longer working, and then suddenly it came back to life...
Thanks to this thread (where I intended to just post "paper weight") I discovered my supposedly dead Clip+ is now fully working again.
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Wouldn't that be a paper clip? Seeing as it has a clip and doesn't weigh very much.
Glad to hear this thread helped resurrect it either way.
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"Actually, I kind of looked at the defender and tried to find him, then I looked up and looked for the ball," White explained. "He was kind of backing up into it, so I wanted to get over him and have an opportunity to catch the ball. I kind of saw it through the lights."
The key, he said, is locating the point of the football as it's spiraling toward him. He leaped up to make a 59-yard catch, setting up the Falcons for a winning field goal with 5 seconds remaining.
"That's what you aim to catch, especially on deep balls and stuff like that," White said. "That's kind of where I take my eyes to — the point of the ball — and try to locate it and figure out where it's going to drop. I've been doing it for a long time now. It's been working."
White insists he was never worried about his place in the offense, even after the Falcons gave up a good chunk of their future for the chance to draft Jones with the sixth overall pick last year. General manager Thomas Dimitroff talked of wanting to be more explosive, of wanting to break more long plays, which could have been taken the wrong way by White, who was coming off a career-best 115 catches for 1,389 yards.
He didn't see it that way. He embraced Jones, made him feel like part of the team right away.
"He does nothing but benefit and help us on offense," White said. "He's an explosive player. He's going to be a great player in this league. When you add additional parts like that, you can't feel bad about it. You're only going to get better, too. As long as you get better and everything's rolling like you want it to go, everything's all good.
"You can't be a selfish player in this league," he added.
The benefit of having two game-breaking receivers isn't lost on Jones, either. He also went deep when Ryan threw that long pass to White, making things extremely tough on the Carolina secondary, even when everyone in the building knew the Falcons had to go long.
"We're trying to put a lot of stress on that safety, you know? Make him make a decision," Jones said. "And he was going to be wrong regardless, because we feel like we're better athletes and we've got better ball skills against safeties when the ball is in the air. Roddy went up and made a big play."
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Ben Pollack: I'm Following You
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Ben Pollack and His Orchestra
The Complete Hit of the Week Recordings, Volume 1 (Archeophone 3002)
Ben Pollack (leader, vocals),
Rudy Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden (trumpets), Jack Teagarden (trombone), Harry Goodman (tuba), Gil Rodin (clarinet, alto and soprano saxes, flute), Larry Binyon (clarinet, soprano and tenor saxes, flute), Matty Matlock (clarinet, alto sax), Vic Briedis (piano), Dick Morgan (banjo, guitar), Ed Bergman, Alex Beller (violins), Ray Bauduc (drums).
Composed by Dave Dreyer & Ballard MacDonald.
Recorded: New York, mid-January 1930
Rating: 50/100 (learn more)
Ben Pollack's hot dance band was a mainstay at the Park Central Hotel in New York in the late '20s. By 1930, times were tough for dance bands, and the group was often unemployed, with the musicians scattering to get gigs of their own and regrouping when Pollack could line up dance jobs. A recording date for Hit of the Week did not show the band off to good advantage. In fact, the track under review may well be the worst recording this particular edition of the Pollack band ever made. No solos, pure ensemble corn, and Pollack's vocal thrown in as a bonus are what this track has to offer, and only collectors who must have every Pollack side need concern themselves over this recording. On the plus side, Archeophone's transfer is excellent and shows how well recorded the Hit of the Week sides were.
At least the musicians made some money.
Reviewer: Jeff Sultanof
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The Small Telescope Science Program (STSP) was a collaborative effort among advanced observers, private observatories, and professional astronomers spread around the world to gather ground-based optical data on comet 9P/Tempel 1, the target of the Deep Impact Mission. The main objective of the program was to provide continuous monitoring of the comet to complement data acquired at large telescopes. The STSP was interested in receiving the following types of observations and measurements of comet 9P/Tempel 1:
These data are helping scientists understand and model the activity and dust environment of the comet before, during, and after the mission's excavation of a crater in the nucleus on July 4, 2005 at about 05:44 UTC. Please read the Observing objectives and procedures for more details.
Status and History of the STSP
We relaunched the STSP during October 2004, when conditions become favorable for observing Tempel 1. STSP observers collected data as early as October 10, 2004, and continued until January 1, 2006, when observing conditions deteriorated. A list of over 350 images, reduced and submitted by STSP observers, is available here. During the 2004-2006 campaign, we asked STSP observers to reduce their data before submitting it. We expect to finish photometric measurements of reduced R-band images in 2006.
The STSP was originally started in February 2000, about 2 months after Tempel 1 passed perihelion. The program continued through March 2001, when Tempel 1 became too faint (> 20.0 magnitude in red) for small telescopes. During that observing campaign, STSP participants acquired over 1100 raw CCD images of comet Tempel 1, including over 800 photometric broadband VRI images. We reduced the data and performed preliminary photometry on most of the broadband R images during 2001 and found the results to be promising. Therefore, we calibrated a subset of the broadband R images to the mission's ground-based photometric standards (the broadband system for the University of Hawaii's 2.2-meter telescope) and found these final results to fit nicely with the professional, photometric measurements. We expect to finish calibrating the 2000-2001 data and final photometric measurements in 2006.
During the hiatus of the STSP from mid-2001 through mid-2004, we directed STSP participants to other observing programs. For example, we asked STSP observers to image comet 19P/Borrelly in preparation for the NASA Deep Space 1's flyby in September 2001. In December 2001 and January 2002, we directed STSP observers to the imaging campaign for comet Linear (C/2000 WM1) as it approached perihelion. Because STSP observers were able to image the NASA Contour spacecraft after it launched in July 2002, we directed STSP observers to search for the spacecraft after it lost contact with Earth in August 2002. In December 2003, we steered STSP participants to the observing program for Comet 81P/Wild in support of the Stardust mission. In June 2004, we suggested that STSP observer image comets C/2002 T7 (LINEAR) and C/2001 Q4 (NEAT) to support a study of the interaction of the solar wind with cometary tails by Gerant Jones and Jack Brandt.
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Silky and smooth, Queensland Collection's Sugar Rush is a gorgeous fine-gauge yarn made from 100% Sugar Cane Viscose. Sugar Rush has sheen and drape to spare in a lustrous range of brights, pastels, and deep jewel tones. At this price, you'll love Sugar Rush for all sorts of projects, from sweet baby garments to drapey tops for adults. Made in China.
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Soft, nice sheen, incredible drape
By lytechaser
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I love this yarn for soft feminine tunics, sweaters, scarves, etc.
I was surprised how promptly this arrived. It was in perfect condition.
Awesome yarn!
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This yarn worked great on my knitting machine.
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great for fair isle knitting, its light and the colors are true to what you see on the web. the drape of this yarn is incredible for wearable tops, blankets, and felting. It even cables wonderfully. it crochets like a dream and isn't stiff like cotton or heavy like cotton.
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I have woven several scarves with this yarn on my rigid heddle loom. A friend liked the yarn so much that she wanted me to weave her one. The drape is luscious. I did have to work around what seemed to be one knot in almost every skein.
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lovely yarn!
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Lovely to knit with. Slips through your fingers like butter but still has goid stitch definition. Definitely good for 'against the skin' projects.
Beautiful soft soft yarn.
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As a 15 year old, attempting to attain the rank of Eagle Scout is, in itself, quite a feat. However, Lance Alexander is officially an Eagle Scout due to his organizational skills and just plain hard work. And the City of St. Augustine can give thanks to Lance for his contribution for beautifying an approximate 50' X 100' area at Francis Field. The area has been sodded, trees planted and six new picnic tables installed.
About year ago Lance who is a St. Augustine native and will be a junior at Nease High School this year, received an email from city employee Sharon Langford who is involved in his troop's leadership. The email was a suggestion from Commissioner George Gardner that a Boy Scout troop could adopt a project for building a much needed picnic table at Francis Field.
Lance, now 16 years old, has been in scouting since kindergarten and comes from a family who take scouting seriously since his dad, Dan, and brother, Davis, both attained the Eagle Scout rank. And he took the email seriously as well and began planning the project. However, he had higher aspirations than just one picnic table. "I wanted to do more than just one table," he stated.
Fortunately his first contact at city hall was Jim Piggott, Director of General Services. Piggott gave Lance the general outline of what was needed to be done and what the city could do to assist in the major project.
To attain the Eagle Scout designation, the Scout must plan, develop, and give leadership to others in a public service project. Lance choose to design a project that called for the sodding of grass, planting of trees and assembling not one but six picnic tables for use by the public at Francis Field. His primary job was project manager and, of course, working side by side with his fellow scouts.
The tables are placed on concrete pads which were poured by the Dept. of Public Works with the city contributing the tables, sod and trees. Otherwise Lance and his fellow Boy Scout workers completed the entire project within a couple of months.
"The hardest part was the sodding," said Lance. They had to remove the dirt several inches down and encountered limestone but they were able to complete that portion of the project in one day. They laid 14 pallets of grass and planted 11 trees around the area: oaks, Chinese elms and hibiscus. Lance said about 15 other scouts participated.
Afterward Lance coordinated 20 fellow scouts to assemble and place the steel framed picnic tables in the area which is west of the tennis courts at Francis Field.
Asked how he felt about the project, Lance beamed, "I feel like I accomplished something really big." Lance did accomplish something big for the benefit of the public visiting Francis Field and obtained the Eagle Scout designation following the footsteps of his dad and brother.
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The Transfer Window Slams Shut
And that means that EA now enter the very final stages of FIFA 13 development before the game goes "gold" and those all important disks get printed. But the landscape of FIFA 13 has as always... Read more
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As part of their new partnership no doubt, Tottenham Hotspur have launched their brand new third kit with a FIFA 13 trailer as the vehicle. I have to say I'm not sold on the new kit myself as an... Read more
In preparation for the full FIFA 13 TV advert, EA have today released a teaser showing what you can expect to see on your screens in the run up to the games release. Check out the teaser below. ... Read more
As the demos draws closer news is getting a bit light, but there have been a couple of interviews to keep you ticking over. Firstly, Click Online had a chat with Aaron McHardy about skill games,... Read more
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First a few Thank Yous.
Thanks to the car owners who volunteered their cars and time to bring their cars down mid-day Wednesday for set up and take them home Sunday night after the show closed.
Thanks to all the volunteers who staffed the display all week end. Hopefully they had some time to view the rest of the show.
Thanks to our WoW ladies who signed posters, answered questions and added class to our display.
Thanks to JB for all the posters to give out. The posters definitely added to the popularity of our display.
The WHRRI display was the busiest I have seen it in the 6 years I have worked it. I was down early on Friday (before the show opened) for the student hours. A large number of students stopped by to view our display and asked many question. A few ladies where amazed that we have women racing there and asked questions on how to get started racing.
Once the show opened I talked to several individuals who had just got out of a different from of racing and looking to try something new. I gave out 3 Drivers School packets and 6 OTD registration forms. I heard similar comments from several others who staffed the display.
On top of all that out of 6 cars entered 5 took home trophies. They are:
Chris Marsh, DSR, First Place Formula Race Car. As I helped Chris push his car to our display I could not believe the number of participates who stopped working on their displays to get a better look.
Alan Rhodes, OTD competitor, 2005 Lotus Elise with a three page list of modifications. 1st place Production Race Car. Arguably the most popular car in our display. The car looked really great next to our OTD poster. Hope the spectators did not get too much drool on the car.
Garrett Van Camp 1954 Davis Special (think Allard J2), second place Vintage Race Car. If this is a second place car I just have to see the first place one! Definitely a favorite among the more mature spectators. Garrett is a WHRRI Life Member, race FV back in the day and raced the Davis Special and a FV at last year's Vintage race. Garrett is planning on getting more active in the club this season.
Shant Saroukhanian, 1970 Datsun B-510. Third place Vintage Race Car. Another attention getter. Very clean car. It seams that everyone either had one or knew someone who had one of these. The car also received a lot of attention when Shant drove it to the WHRRI display.
Seth Rowley, SM, Third Place Production Race Car, Nice new paint job. For a car that participates in the SM battles each weekend it looks outstanding. A favorite with the younger crowd. Everyone I talked to either had one or knew someone that did. A lot of interest in the SM class.
And Thanks to those behind the scenes that made this happen.
Dorothy for getting the trifolds, flyers, posters $5 off coupons done in time and taking the pictures for the WoW poster.
Rich for pulling the WoW promotion together.
Joel for help rounding the cars up.
JB, Joel and Jerry for having the drivers school information available
Joel, Clutch and JB for having the OTD information available.
And Vern. Without Vern's connections we would not have been in the Autorama for the last several years. Since we promote the club with handouts ect. they wanted to charge us vendor rates which we cannot afford to pay. Vern got us in at show car entry rate.
Jim D.


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Monday, February 10, 2014: You're a little more sensitive, compassionate, and easily touched today, which means you're also more vulnerable and more open to outside influences than usual. But with less on your mind you're also more in touch with your intuitions and gut feelings.
If you feel overwhelmed or upset or if you don't know what you're feeling or why... sit down somewhere quiet, close your eyes, and ask yourself this question: "What am I feeling?" Don't think, just listen and trust your instincts. The answer will come to you, perhaps as an image... or maybe a word... or a feeling, then base your actions on that trusted information.
Find your emotional center and allow life to simply flow. And if you find that difficult... Remember, that taking a break, imaginary or real... day dreaming about pleasurable things and listening to music are all ways to connect to your emotional center on what could be an emotionally bumpy day.
Today's Quote
We have three centers: the emotional center, the intellectual center, and the physical body center. Each one of them has its own intelligence. How much better would we be if all three were working in unison? Erin Gray
Please note: The sky speaks to you if you will let it. Every day it delivers a message that each person hears in a uniquely different way. What do these daily self help messages mean to you and your life? To find an astrologer or to find out more about Patricia ~ click here.


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Woodward House on Manor Grade
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The Woodward House on Manor Grade is located in Front Royal, Virginia.
Built in 1910, the house has evolved from a family home to the warm and feel at home bed and breakfast that it is today. The moment you enter its cozy elegance you feel that down home warmth, just like you imagined going home to be -- a gentler, quieter time.
The Woodward House on Manor Grade is but a short distance from where the famous Sky Line Drive, with its many hiking trails, wildlife treats, and scenic overlooks. Wineries, restaurants, river water sports, golf, horseback riding, antiquing, auctions and flea markets, to name a few, are within hollering distance.
The Woodward House offers a selection of eight accommodations. All with private baths, cable TV, air conditioning and radiator heat. All tastefully furnished with period pieces and decorated with a fresh warm look.
Activities and Attractions Nearby
There are plenty of activities and attractions accessible from the Village of Front Royal. Just 70 miles from Woodward House on Manor Grade, is Washington D.C. Below is an abbreviated list of activities and attractions around the area:
- Air Rides: hot air balloons and WWII rides
- Antiques and Specialties stores
- Art Gallery
- Theater
- Book Stores
- Canoeing
- Tubing
- Rafting
- Explore Caverns
- Civil War Battlefields and museums
- Dining
- Fishing and hunting
- Golf
- Hiking
- Historical Homes
- Horseback Riding
- Llama Hiking
- Wineries and Vineyards
For a more detailed list, please visit our "What To Do" in Shenandoah Valley page on our website.
Breakfast is served, 7:30 AM and 9:00 AM, in the Brick Room. This cozy dining room looks out over the flower and herb garden. Tasteful decorations, Bobs photographs, Joan's collected tea pots and chickens, a beautiful oak Hoosier and charming window treatment, are all ingredients of a fine dining experience.
Driving Directions
From Washington DC
- West on Rt 66 to exit 13, the Linden/ Front royal exit
- This puts you on Rt 55 West
- Continue west on Rt 55 into the town of Front Royal, about 7 or so miles
- You will encounter three (3) traffic lights
- You must turn left or right here, the road tees with Rt 340, South Royal Ave
- You turn right and immediately on your left is the driveway to the Inn
- Turn in and you are here
From Rt. 81
- East on Rt 66, exit 300, to exit 6
- This put you on Rt 340
- Turn right, south, and continue into the town of Front Royal
- Stay on Rt 340 through town, Rt 340 becomes Royal Ave
- You will pass the court house, Main Ave., You are now on S. Royal Ave
- We are located at 413 S. Royal
- You will pass a Chevrolet dealership on the right
- The next land mark is Charlie's Auto Repair
- We are up on the hill, on your right, turn up the drive and you are here


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I've read many people comment about how friends, family, and neighbors don't know they have CCW permits. I'm sure people have a good reason for this and am interested in hearing. I haven't felt the need to be as quite with my friends and neighbors about how I feel about CCW, when the topic comes up, and have been surprised to find that everyone I've run into so far seems to receive it positively. I've even discovered many other people who already have, or are wanting to obtain, their own CCW.
If someone has a link to a previous discussion on the topic, I'd love to see it.
Thanks so much! This site is awesome and I've found my work is starting to suffer from spending too much time here!


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I was sifting through some old photos the other day and found this one I took on a summer walk last year. The rest of the house had been remodeled in the late 60's I am guessing. It was an old house too, but the original door had been left. I loved the colors and wear. The weathering that gives it the appearance of patina is what really caught my eye. If you can see the knob it's the original as well. I thought it was quaint that the owner dressed the window in lace curtains.
(I did mess with the pictures and put an overlay on it)
The apple blossoms on our tree are beautiful and smell so good right now. Most of the blossoms around here are white, but occasionally you will run across a tree that's fiery pink. The blossoms on the apple tree are so pretty as they are a cross between that pretty pink and white. With the green as a contrast background, I couldn't resist a picture.
This is why I like to stick with still shots instead of the "human" kind, although I am not sure these three are really human most of the time:) There is always at least one kid that's going to "photo bomb" the picture every time.
I took at least 10 Easter photos and didn't even get one decent picture. You'd think they were toddlers still they way they behave when a camera is in front of them!
Have a wonderful week.


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The Science of Beauty
May 23, 2014 | by Elizabeth Wason
Once again, researchers in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) share the beauty of their scientific fieldwork. Each year, EEB hosts a photo contest for its faculty, postdocs, students, and staff. Members of the department vote on the winning images. Check out the featured photos, some of which come from the oceanic depths of Japan, the skies of western Australia, a fox den in Arctic Alaska, and a U-M laboratory. This is one of the rare occasions that you'll find ecologists and evolutionary biologists "shooting" animals, so to speak. The photo contest honors the memory of the department's longtime "photographer at large," David Bay, a staff member who passed away in 2009.
To explore other LSA science slideshows, please follow the links below:
- See the EEB slideshow contest from last year
- Visit the Biological Station in its early years
- Take a look at LSA's Department of Chemistry over the years


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Changes Coming to Industrial Youth Home in Salem
Written by Nicole Porter
Last updated on September 19, 2012 @ 7:42PM
Created on September 19, 2012 @ 6:37PM
The West Virginia Industrial Home for Youth in Salem should see some changes in the near future.
This comes after a lawsuit filed by two inmates at the juvenile home. According to Metro News, corrections expert Paul DeMuro said the facility is stuck in time and needs to update some practices. He said staff depends on solitary confinement and that inmates don't feel normal because they are required to wear prison jump suits.
DeMuro said they need to make the changes so kids don't end back in prison as adults.
Representatives for the State Juvenile Justice System told us some of the changes they agreed to in the settlement were already being worked on before the lawsuit was filed.
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Finding love is one of the great joys and tragedies of life. If you are lucky, then you won't be haunted by former lovers and love letters, but in the case of Noel Coward's "A Song at Twilight," the luck and love are only sadly remembered.
In this production at the Pasadena Playhouse, the Swiss mountains can be seen in the distance from the French doors of a luxury suite in a Swiss hotel. An older woman, Hilde (Roxanne Hart), is discussing her husband's business over the phone. Her heavy German accent takes some getting used to but we learn she's Sir Hugo Latymer's former secretary who became his wife about 20 years ago.
Hugo (Bruce Davison) is not a pleasant man. He complains to and about his wife. There are no displays of affection between them. While Hilde is excited to meet with a female friend her husband doesn't like, Hugo is expecting a visit from a former lover, Carlotta (Sharon Lawrence).
Carlotta hasn't been carrying a torch for Hugo. She arrives looking wonderfully young compliments of a plastic surgeon and slyly hoping for something--permission to publish love letters from Hugo in her own autobiography, one that will only capture the public's interest by connecting her to the more famous and distinguished Hugo. That's despite the passage of time, children and a few husbands that followed her two year fling with Hugo.
Hugo refuses, but Carlotta has a way to force Hugo's hand--she possess letters written by Hugo to Perry Sheldon. He died, poor and forlorn, after he had sent letters to his great love, the deep in denial and even deeper in the closet Hugo. Even now, Hugo mumbles about having "homosexual tendencies" in the past while Carlotta declares, "You're as queer as a coot and you have been all your life."
You might remember Davison from "Harry and the Hendersons" or from his current role as the Rear Admiral Arthur Shepard in "Last Resort." Davison has also been on Broadway as part of the original production of "The Elephant Man" and he's won Golden Globe for his role in "Longtime Companion." His Hugo is full of bluster and bitterness, disgruntled and dissatisfied with life despite the beautifully cheery and elegant room by set designer Tom Buderwitz.
While Hugo might seem like the main character, it's the women that dominate this drama under the direction of Art Manke. Emmy Award-nominated ("NYPD Blue" and "Grey's Anatomy") Lawrence is cool, crafty and sophisticated. She comes in with a satisfied blow to her face, like the cat that swallowed the canary, but not at all catty toward Hart's pragmatic and decidedly frumpy Hilde. The Tony-nominated ("The Devil's Disciple") Hart may not be dressed for glamour but her Hilde exudes confidence and intelligence--she's not been beaten down by Hugo's sourness and she's known true love and surrendered to it.
This play premiered in 1966 and the Pasadena Playhouse's artistic director Sheldon Epps reminds us in the press notes that "In 1966, when A Song at Twilight premiered, England was a year away from decriminalizing homosexuality. Coward, who reticent about this topic through most of his career, also played the part Hugo Latymer, and earned critical and audience praise. Now, almost fifty years later, with the landmark U.S. Supreme Court rulings this past year overturning the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition 8, this is a perfect time to revisit the play which dates from the beginning of the gay rights movement."
So much has changed. Now one of the great Facebook celebrities is George Takei, a gay Asian American man who married his longtime love. Don't wait until your twilight years to find love and who wants to sit alone at twilight filled with regret.
A SONG AT TWILIGHTwill play through Sunday, April 13. The Pasadena Playhouse is located at 39 South El Molino Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91101. The performance schedule is Tuesday through Friday at 8:00 p.m.; Saturday at 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.; and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Tickets, priced from $44 to $64, are available by calling The Pasadena Playhouse at 626-356-7529 or by visiting The Pasadena Playhouse Box Office, Tuesday – Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. during non-performance dates. On performance dates the Box Office is open Tuesday – Saturday from 1:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. on Sunday. For more information, visit www.PasadenaPlayhouse.org.


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San Antonio metalcore quintet Silence The Messenger may take their music seriously, but they don't take themselves too seriously to do something fun and a wee bit ridiculous—like covering Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball."
Check out the lyric video for the cover, complete with inserted expletives exclusively on APTV!
"We've just always talked about what songs would be fun or ridiculous to cover," the band told us. "After a handful of songs that were pretty out there for us, we chose "Wrecking Ball." Too many bands take themselves too seriously in the genre of music we play, so we decided to branch out a bit, have some fun, and cover a Miley Cyrus song!"
Silence The Messenger released their latest album Achilles last fall.


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I am look for a Pandora client that I can install on a headless Ubuntu box I mainly use as a file server. It sits right next to my stereo system, and it would be nice if I could hook them together to listen to Pandora (which we right now with a laptop we plug in temporarily when we want to do it).
Are there any programs out there that could do this for me?


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(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- It seems like there is an app for everything, and now people can even use an app to help them lose weight. A recent study showed that the new app, called My Meal Mate, monitored weight loss more effectively than both an online food diary and traditional paper journals, leading people with the smartphone app to lose more weight.
"Keeping a food diary allows us to see where we might be eating too much and the app has proved to be the most effective tracking method by far," study leader Janet Cade, a Professor at the School of Food Science and Nutrition, was quoted as saying.
In the study, 128 participants who were overweight were assigned to use one of three different weight monitoring methods: the smartphone app My Meal Mate, a paper food journal, or an online food diary. Over the next six months, researchers measured the participants' use of their weight monitoring method, their body, and their weight.
My Meal Mate, which gave people the ability monitor their food intake and exercise as well as set a weight loss target, was used most often by participants and resulted in the highest amount of weight loss compared to the two other food diary methods. On average, people only used the website and paper diary once a week, whereas the smartphone app was utilized every other day.
As far as actual weight loss is concerned, people using the online food diary lost the least amount of weight with an average of about 3 lbs. compared to 6.5 lbs. with the paper diary and 10 lbs. with the My Meal Mate.
Researchers hope this study will help to prove that smartphones can be used for more than just entertainment.
"Smartphone technology could be harnessed to promote health," Professor Cade was quoted as saying.
Even better news is My Meal Mate is free and can be downloaded on the NHS Choices website. So anyone looking to drop a few pounds may want to look into the app; it will cost nothing and possibly amp up their weight loss.
SOURCE: Journal of Internet Medical Research, April 2013
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