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We live in Minnesota, land of 10,000 lakes and harsh winters. It's in our blood to look forward to December snow and all of the activities that go with it – snowmobiling, ice fishing, sledding and building snow men. That being said, I'm looking hopefully forward to a winter with very little snow.
It's not that I don't understand the allure of snow, or the benefits some precipitation this winter will provide to farms in the spring. My motivation for wishing away the snow this holiday season is done entirely selfishly. But, I think some parents will understand and agree.
With snow comes accidents. With two small accidents both while traveling less than 30 mph in a snow storm, I'm a considerably timid winter driver. Black ice is nearly undetectable and sometimes unavoidable.
The holiday season carries with it a large number of people traveling home to be with their families. Whether they are coming home from college or bringing their family to see grandma and grandpa for the holidays, there are more people traveling during the holiday season than any other time of the year.
I am one of those people that will leave the area over the holidays to visit with my family. A little snow here and there won't effect my holiday plans – and it's always kind of fun to get some snow on Christmas – but I'm not interested in an altogether white Christmas.
If I had the option between an ugly brown or a beautiful white on Christmas, I'd undoubtably choose the former. It may be an ugly Christmas but I'd rather my family arrives safe at home and on time rather than struggling through a snow storm.
You can all have your blizzards and fun in the snow but let's hope the heavy snow holds back until January.
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Published: Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 12:12 a.m.
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Excerpted from an editorial by the Sacramento (Calif.) Bee:
The sordid blowup over Gen. David Petraeus' affair and resignation from the CIA could not come at a worse time for the U.S. national security apparatus.
The civil war in Syria is spilling over into Turkey and Lebanon, creating the potential for a wider regional conflict.
If that weren't enough, Israel launched a massive set of strikes on Gaza on Wednesday, killing the military commander of Hamas. Those strikes are sure to spur further retaliatory violence from Hamas, while emboldening extremists in Egypt and other neighboring countries.
Along with pulling the country back from the "fiscal cliff," Congress and the administration should be fully focused on the volatile Middle East and other hot spots, such as Iran and Pakistan. ... Instead of pulling together, Washington is turning a molehill of a sexual scandal into a mountain of innuendo and overblown claims.
As of this week, evidence of serious security breaches involving Petraeus, other U.S. generals and the women around them had not materialized. It probably won't. But after years of watching the Bourne movies and shows such as "24" and "Homeland," the media and many elected leaders inside the Beltway can't resist making claims of a conspiracy. ...
The Obama administration must be responsive to the ongoing inquiries into the Petraeus affair. Those leading such inquiries need to take a deep breath, get a grip and recognize the potential damage they could cause by overreacting at a critical time.
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A Matlab program which implements the beam sampler for an infinite hidden Markov model with multinomial output. Easy to extend to other output distributions. Also included is a collapsed Gibbs sampler for comparison.
- Changes to previous version:
Since 0.4: Removed dependency from lightspeed (now using statistics toolbox). Updated to newer matlab versions.
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- Supported Operating Systems: Agnostic
- Data Formats: Matlab
- Tags: Hmm, Nonparametric Bayes
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Version Changelog Date 0.5
Since 0.4: Removed dependency from lightspeed (now using statistics toolbox). Updated to newer matlab versions.
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- Jonathan Laserson (on November 12, 2009, 06:19:02)
Couldn't run the files. Missing implementation for the function randgamma and dirichlet_sample. What files am I missing?
- Jurgen Van Gael (on November 12, 2009, 10:34:08)
The iHMM software depends on Tom Minka's lightspeed toolbox. The latest version of lightspeed has some issues, I will fix this this weekend.
Cheers, Jurgen
- Jurgen Van Gael (on July 21, 2010, 23:42:29)
My weekend was a bit longer than expected. Hope things work out now ;)
- Cao Thao (on July 22, 2010, 04:27:40)
Dear J. Van. Gael,
Does iHMM can be run in outModel is 'ar1', when I test this with generated data is [Y, STrue] = HmmGenerateData(1,T,pi,A,E,'ar1'); ... [S stats] = iHmmSampleBeam(Y, hypers, 500, 1, 1, ceil(rand(1,T) * 10));
There is error: ??? Attempted to access sample.Phi(1,0.0114177); index must be a positive integer or logical.
Error in ==> iHmmSampleBeam at 125 dyn_prog(k,1) = sample.Phi(k, Y(1)) * dyn_prog(k,1);
I think it may require the data is interger... Could you help me to solve this problem? Thank you very much, Cao Thao
- Jurgen Van Gael (on July 22, 2010, 09:43:16)
Hi Cao,
No, the iHMMSampleBeam runs on discrete data and the iHMMNormalSampleBeam runs on normally distributed data. It's not too complicated to adapt the iHMMNormalSample beam to include the AR1 dependency though. It is essentially just changing the line which evaluates the likelihood in the dynamic programming section.
Cheers, Jurgen
- kamel ait-mohand (on September 20, 2010, 13:14:26)
Is there a simple way to extend the code so as to have: - mixture of Gausssians instead of one single Gaussian per state - learn from multiple sequences of data instead one one single sequence
- Jurgen Van Gael (on September 22, 2010, 15:27:33)
Hi Kemal,
Yes this should be fairly easy. It would just require introducing an extra mixture model parameter sampling step at the end of the beam iteration loop. Hope this helps ...
- kamel ait-mohand (on September 28, 2010, 11:44:09)
Hi Jurgen, thank you for replying. So, I have to call the "SampleNormalMeans" function as many times as the number of Gaussians in the mixture. Is it correct?
What about making the Gaussian means multi-dimensional (for multi-dimensional data)? Is it possible and how? Last question : Is the algorithm efficient for large dimensionality data (~200-300 dimensions)?
- Jurgen Van Gael (on September 28, 2010, 16:43:21)
Hi Kamel,
No, you'll have to replace SampleNormalMeans with your own function for resampling the parameters of a mixture model.
You could rewrite SampleNormalMeans for multidimensional data, that should not be too complicated and would retain the same structure as the current code. As for high dimensions, I think the biggest issue will be that you'll have to store a 300 dimensional covariance matrix and if you have a lot of states that might require a fair amount of RAM.
- Sumithra Surendralal (on February 11, 2014, 17:32:32)
Hi Jurgen,
Could you give me a reference for the calcualation of the joint log-likelihood in 'iHMMJointLogLikelihood.m'? I'm trying to understand it.
Thanks, Sumithra
- David Pfau (on October 3, 2014, 22:57:56)
I'm not sure that I understand the resampling of the pi stick lengths at line 104 in iHmmSampleBeam.m
If I understand correctly, you have the stick for each pi that corresponds to the "unseen" state, and you need to break that in two once you've instantiated a new state. We can call this pi{k}{u}, corresponding to beta{u}, the remainder of the beta stick that also corresponds to all unseen states.
Having already broken beta{u} into beta{u} and beta{u+1}, you need to break pi{k}{u} as well for all states k. The fraction of pi{k}{u} that goes to the first stick is distributed as Beta(alpha * beta{u}, alpha * beta{u+1}), right? Then what's with the sum over all the other stick lengths going on in line 104?
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DETROIT (AP) — Arts groups in Detroit will share nearly $20 million donated by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, including $9 million to be awarded through a communitywide contest to boost the city's best arts ideas, the foundation announced Tuesday.
The foundation plans to provide $19.25 million through the Knight Arts Challenge, which aims to engage and enrich Detroit. That funding includes $10.25 million to be shared by seven area institutions including the Detroit Institute of Arts, which is getting $2.25 million so it can experiment with ways of highlighting its collection in the broader community.
The foundation will use a communitywide contest in March to track down and fund artists, organizations and businesses with the best ideas for arts projects in Detroit or that benefit the city. It is committing $9 million over three years for those projects.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's basketball team led by four at the half and three Islanders tallied double-figure scoring efforts, but Stephen F. Austin's second half outburst topped the Islanders 72-60 Saturday afternoon at the Dugan Wellness Center.
Senior Myeisha Myles and junior Alisa Roberts powered the Islanders' (8-19, 4-10) offense with 15 points apiece and junior Imani Dunn registered a career-high 10 points. Both Roberts (4-for-7) and Dunn (3-for-3) scored a season-best from behind the arc. Juniors Verne'qua Taylor and Damequia Montgomery led the Islanders on the boards with six apiece and Taylor added six assists, one block and two steals in 36 minutes of play. The Islanders shot 44 percent (22-50) from the field to the Ladyjacks 41.7 (25-60) but SFA came up big on the glass tallying 40 boards to the Islanders 29.
Tammara Marion led all scorers with 18 points and Annette Davis chipped in 10. The Ladyjacks (20-7, 10-4) shot 88.2 percent (15-17) from behind the charity stripe and received 34 of their 72 points from the bench.
The Islanders led by as many as 11 in the first half with 4:08 to go but SFA went on a 9-2 run to cut the Islanders lead to four at the half. The Ladyjacks took the lead with 13 minutes to go in the second half and never looked back to build a 13-point lead with 6:18 to play.
The Islanders and Ladyjacks traded buckets to open the game, before SFA pulled ahead by three on a three-pointer by Marion. Dunn answered with a trey to knot the score at 5-5. The Islanders extended the lead to two before the two teams were even at 7-7. The Islanders fell behind but a mini 6-0 run jumpstarted by Montgomery, junior Jessica Jammer and sophomore Brandi Huff pushed the Islanders ahead 17-12. Marion knocked down another three-pointer to cut the lead to two before Roberts and Huff built the lead to seven to add to the 11-3 run.
The two traded baskets before Davis added two free throws. Myles pushed the Islanders ahead 26-19 on a three-point play before SFA pulled within four with 6:15 to play. A 5-0 run by the Islanders extended the lead to 11. Huff added a jumper before Roberts triggered a three. Marion added a layup before Roberts hit another three from downtown to give the Islanders their biggest lead of the game.
The Ladyjacks answered with a 9-2 run to end the half and cut the lead to four. The Islanders took a four-point lead into the locker room on 50 percent shooting from the field. Roberts led the Islanders with 11 points on 4-of-9 shooting, including 3-of-6 from behind the arc. Myles added seven points and four rebounds. Taylor dished out four assists and tallied one block and one steal. The Ladyjacks were led by Brittney Matthew and Marion's eight points apiece.
The Ladyjacks came out of the half cutting the Islanders lead to one with a trey from Marion. Back-to-back jumpers by Dunn and senior Zoe Vega-Vega padded the Islanders lead to four. The Ladyjacks pulled within two with 17 minutes left in the half but a Myles jumper and two free throws kept the Islanders ahead by six.
SFA gained momentum on a 13-0 run to pull ahead for good, 53-46. Dunn stopped the run with a trey behind the arc but SFA put together another 8-0 run to take a 61-49 lead with 7:32 left. Roberts added a three before the Ladyjacks tacked on four more points. Roberts free throw and Montgomery's layup cut SFA's lead to 10 with six minutes to play.
The two teams traded buckets before both teams capitalized at the free throw line to end the scoring with the Ladyjacks making five to the Islanders three to cap the scoring.
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In the wake of "catastrophic damage" caused by Typhoon Haiyan, Kingston (Tenn.) City Manager David Bolling was in the process Tuesday morning of organizing a two-day drive to collect flashlights and batteries to send to the Philippines.
A Nov. 12 release from the city of Kingston states Bolling has been in contact with relief workers on the ground and they have indicated that these two items — flashlights and batteries — are desperately needed and are in short supply.
The donated flashlights don't have to be new, but do need to be in good working order. And both the flashlights and batteries should be dropped off at either the City Manager's Office on the second floor of Kingston City Hall or at Harriman City Hall.
"We must have donations in hand by the end of business Wednesday, Nov. 13, in order to have them reach the Philippines by Friday," the Kingston release stated.
Authorities in the Philippines say an estimated death toll of 10,000 is accurate and even may be low. Additionally, more than 600,000 of all ages have been displaced due to the devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan.
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caffeinate – prevent the system from sleeping on behalf of a utility
This allows you to either directly prevent your Mac from falling asleep for a specific period of time (e.g. an hour):
caffeinate -u -t 3600
or allows a command to run for a prolonged period without the automatic (and, since 10.8, rather aggressive) sleep function kicking in
caffeinate -s any-long-running-command -with arguments
It doesn't have anything to do with Java(TM) though…
meskibob wrote: I'm guessing that this option never worked on Mac (or Linux), and that the default power management settings (and implementations) between Mountain Lion and the other OSX's are different.
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Good workaround! But this doesn't solve the issue. The "Prevent OS from sleeping while streaming" option should prevent your mac from going to sleep while its streams a movie regardless of your energy saving options in the settings pane.
caffeinate -i open -W -a "PS3 Media Server.app"
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The outage will run 11:55 p.m. Monday, Feb. 25, through 8 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26. Intermittent interruptions will affect all television and Internet services for customers during that time.
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Mario Party is playable with 8 characters from the Mario Brothers franchise: Mario, Luigi, Wario, Yoshi, Princess Peach, Daisy, Waiuigi, and Toad. There are 5 board/mini games for the Story mode. In a board game, your character will have 3 opponents, defeat them and proceed to the next level until you come to the final level wherein you encounter a difficult boss as a means to prove your skills and strength. Finish one board game, and then proceed to the next until you have finished all 5. As you make progress throughout the game, you can earn points that will enable you to unlock special items, badges, and Mario Points along the way.
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RUSK, Texas — For the third year in a row, the Texas State Railroad State Park will offer children 12 and under a free train ride through the East Texas Piney Woods from June 1 through Sept. 30. The railroad offers the experience of riding behind an antique steam or diesel engine.
What began as a way to boost ridership during the hotter summer months when park attendance historically dipped, the "Kids Ride Free" promotion has proved a blessing both to the park and grandparents looking for a way to entertain visiting grandkids.
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The Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY
Set 1: LandladyThe Landlady, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Oh Kee PaThe Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > SuzySuzy Greenberg, Stash, MSOMy Sweet One, CoilThe Squirming Coil > LizardsThe Lizards, Asse FestivalThe Asse Festival, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: BagAC/DC Bag > Esther > Gumbo[1], Dinner and a Movie > YEMYou Enjoy Myself > DividedDivided Sky
Encore: Black and Tan Fantasy[2], Paul and Silas
[1] Debut.
[2] First known Phish performance.
· Funeral March (Marche fun tease in Black and Tan Fantasy
Noteworthy Jams: Gumbo
Average Song Gap: 2.5
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This show featured the debut of Gumbo and the first known Phish performance of Black and Tan Fantasy. Black and Tan Fantasy featured a brief tease by Trey of Chopin's Funeral March at its conclusion.
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5 Lawn Boy
4 Stash
4 Junta
4 The White Tape
2 A Picture of Nectar
2 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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ANAHEIM -- Adam Dunn is expected to join the A's lineup Monday, and maybe he can help.
In the midst of a stretch of 29 consecutive innings without scoring a run, the A's on Sunday acquired the left-handed designated hitter with the hopes that he can generate offense that was missing during the team's 12-17 August skid.
Dunn, who has 460 career home runs, waived his no-trade contract with the Chicago White Sox to join the A's, who sent minor league pitcher Nolan Sanburn to Chicago. Oakland also got a cash infusion equal to about half of Dunn's salary for the final month. Dunn is in the final year of a four-year contract worth $56 million.
He will be in the A's starting lineup for Monday's game against Seattle at the Coliseum.
Dunn, 34, has never reached the postseason in a career that spans 1,976 games -- the longest drought among active players.
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The A's, who were shut out by the Angels on Friday and Saturday before Josh Reddick's eighth-inning single Sunday ended the scoreless inning streak at 29, were averaging 5.2 runs in the season's first 81 games They've averaged just 4.0 runs in the 55 games since, 3.6 per game in August.
When asked if this deal was a reaction to the A's slumping after the July 31 trade of Yoenis Cespedes to Boston for starter Jon Lester and left fielder Gomes, assistant general manager David Forst pointed to poor offensive production coming well before the Cespedes deal.
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The A's are down an average of 1.2 runs per game since June 29, a time span that includes one month with Cespedes in the lineup and one month without.
Dunn is batting .220 with 20 homers and 54 RBI. Manager Bob Melvin said the plan is for Dunn to serve as the designated hitter against right-handed pitchers. All but two of Dunn's 20 home runs this season have come against right-handers.
"We're trying to do whatever we can to get some offense going here," Melvin said. "He has a history of hitting homers and getting on base. I talked with him this morning, and for a guy to waive his no-trade clause and come over here means he's pretty excited."
The only hot hitter in the middle of the A's lineup is third baseman Josh Donaldson, who is 12 for 24 with four doubles and a homer in his last seven games. First baseman/outfielder Brandon Moss has 23 homers for the year but none since July 24. Reddick is hitting .206 over his last 20 games. Catcher Derek Norris was 0 for 15 before a ninth-inning single Saturday. First baseman Stephen Vogt, a .351 hitter through July, is hitting .212 in August.
Without Dunn yet available, the 4-5-6 spots in the A's order Sunday were Vogt, Moss and Norris. They went 2 for 12, both hits going to Norris.
"It definitely can solidify the middle of the lineup," said Moss, who could lose some at-bats with Dunn's arrival. "A guy like that brings a presence to the middle of the lineup."
Dunn has mostly been a D.H. this season, but has started 22 games at first base and five in the outfield.
"He's a power guy who's used to hitting in the middle," Melvin said. "He's a production guy. And he fits in here, too, in that he will take a walk. I think it's really exciting for him at this point to come in and play meaningful games in September. He wants to help a team get to the postseason. The longer you have played in this game, it's all about winning. And now he's with a club that has a chance. That's an exciting variable for him."
The A's had been in command of the American League West for most of the season, but a terrible August and a surge by the Angels have Oakland looking at having to make up a five-game deficit in the division. They hope Dunn can be a catalyst.
"He's a good player," said center fielder Coco Crisp, another of the A's who knows Dunn reasonably well. "And he's a good guy. I like it."
Sanburn, 23, was 3-1 with six saves and a 3.28 ERA in 42 games as a reliever for Class-A Stockton this season. He was the A's second-round pick in the 2012 draft.
Team W L GB
Angels 83 53 --
A's 78 58 5.0
Adam Dunn's numbers
2014 20 54 132 .220
Career 460 1,158 2,352 .237
Most home runs by an active player
1. Alex Rodriguez 654
2. Manny Ramirez 555
3. Albert Pujols 516
4. David Ortiz 461
5. Adam Dunn 460
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April 12, 2013
BELPRE — As many organizations in the Mid-Ohio Valley and beyond have gotten involved, the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce will soon have an informational meeting about the oil and natural gas boom......
Oh chill all of you.This meeting is not just about those of you complaining which sorry will not matter anyway.Drilling will go on and one for 100s of years and has been for 100s of years. Iam sure the city of Belpre will try to take from those who may be drilled on.Its not in the near future the Utica is not going yoru way.I know this is the life I live so don't get your hopes up Belpre..
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It would be nice to be informed about what is being injected into wells on the former Beha farm, opposite the state roadside rest at Torch, Ohio.
Are we going to have a little Pennsylvanian, chemically tainted drill water to go with our C8 in the mornings?
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This is why you go to the meetings Mr. Brown so you can 'learn' all about the 'so called dangers' of fracking. And I do hope you go, you just might learn something!
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and let there be Fractal Fluid for all after all it so safe New York and Pennsylvania banned it but it's safe once it gets to Ohio
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A Thibodaux city councilman was fined and sentenced to a three-year hunting probation after he shot and killed more than 50 ducks — a number well over the legal limit — in Terrebonne Parish, state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries officials said.
Councilman Chip Badeaux was fined $5,000 and is not allowed to hunt any animals during his probation, said Adam Einck, spokesman for Wildlife and Fisheries. He pleaded guilty before federal Judge Joseph Wilkinson Jr. on Tuesday in New Orleans.
He shot and killed 50 black-bellied whistling ducks and six mallard ducks in December 2011, Einck said. The state restricts hunters to killing six migratory birds a day, and only four mallards a day.
Badeaux declined comment Thursday, but he told The Courier and the Daily Comet in the past that he did not realize those birds were protected and was shooting them because they were a nuisance.
"It was poor judgement and a misunderstanding," Badeaux told The Courier and Daily Comet in May.
His official charge is shooting ducks over the limit with "live decoys" because he was on land where there were ducks, geese and exotic animals, such as ostriches, Chris Cenac Sr. said.
Cenac, a Houma physician, was fined $2,500, plus $10 for court costs, and also sentenced to probation for aiding and abetting another to hunt over live decoys.
Cenac said he was not present when Badeaux shot the ducks, did not ask him to do so and was not aware that he had done so until he was charged. He was charged with aiding and abetting because he manages the land, which his family owns, and the birds, which attracted the ducks Badeaux shot, Cenac said. Badeaux is a friend of his.
The whistling ducks were a nuisance, however, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had been trapping and removing them, Cenac said.
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Little primary competition, so far
Filing deadline for May 7 less than a week away
January 31, 2013
With less than a week to go until the filing deadline to run for municipal offices in the May 7 primary election, only one contested primary seems likely in Marietta and Belpre City Council's 3rd......
It is a bit curious that Mr. Brothers isn't running for re=election since he appears to be currently running the city.
Locke is a pathetic loser. Couldn't even serve out the one term he was actually elected.
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Hey McCabe How about a run at large or 4th. ?
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I hear Brothers isn't running again 'cause he'll have replaced Joe in the mayor's seat by that time. Word has it Joe's only working part-time now, at best.
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David Locke, oh please not again! He has a long history of failed employment and we surely don't need him back in city government.
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Here's a local news interview featuring Tommy, a Hazelton, Pennsylvania resident whose house had just burned down. That's sad! Tommy's insane—and I mean insane, child—level of drunkenness, however? Well, that's just plain hilarious. "I'm gonna get racial!"
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Causing development of a tumour or tumours.
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Vertigo has released the first look at J.H. Williams III's interior art for his and Neil Gaiman's "Sandman: Overture" miniseries, along with the first issue's cover by Dave McKean.
Simon Oliver and Robbi Rodriguez spoke with CBR about their new book "Collider," Vertigo's eye-popping sci-fi bender exploring quantum physics, bubble-realities and flexible laws of physics.
Vertigo has released a preview of Bill Willingham, Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha's "Fables" #131. The "Camelot" storyline begins July 17, introducing modern knights on a noble quest and a new Round Table of Fabletown.
Vertigo has released an early look at Eisner Award winner Jeff Lemire's next series, "Trillium," previewing pages from the first issue's two stories about the title's time-crossed lovers.
Tom Strong is back in action in Vertigo's "Tom Strong and the Planet of Peril," and writer Peter Hogan spoke to CBR News about working with Chris Sprouse to send Strong to a death planet.
With "The Sandman: Overture" on sale in October, J.H. Williams III tells CBR about the status of "Batwoman" and his plans for continuing Kate Kane's story as a new chapter of his life begins.
Neil Gaiman spoke to a packed house in LA about his latest prose novel, "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" while offering details and teases about his highly anticipated return to Vertigo with "The Sandman: Overture."
DC Comics has revealed a closer look at its Vertigo imprint's upcoming publishing slate with seven upcoming titles with full synopses and creative teams, including "Hinterkind," "Dead Boy Detectives" & more.
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Kelly Thompson gives "The Wake" #2 4.5 stars, saying the creative team of writer Scott Snyder and artist Sean Murphy "come together magnificently in this must-read series."
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Bill Willingham's long-running Vertigo Comics series "Fables" is currently under development for a feature film produced by "Harry Potter" producer David Heyman.
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Vertigo Comics has announced "American Vampire Anthology," an 80-page special based in the world of Scott Snyder & Rafael Albuquerque's "American Vampire" releasing August 7.
A recent feature in Game Informer magazine reveals new screenshots and details for "The Wolf Among Us," Telltale Games' upcoming video game based on the "Fables" Vertigo Comics series.
Fan-favorite creator Brian Wood discussed his vast library of work during a panel at C2E2, covering everything from "Star Wars" & "Conan" to "The Massive" & "X-Men" and beyond.
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Mindy Kaling Defends Her Controversial Elle Cover
Mindy Kaling's cover of Elle magazine has sparked debate for being in black and white and focusing on the upper half of her body, but the star of TV's "The Mindy Project" apparently loves it anyway.
"I love my @ELLEmagazine cover. It made me feel glamorous & cool. And if anyone wants to see more of my body, go on thirteen dates with me," read a note posted on Kaling's Twitter account.
Representatives for Kaling didn't return requests for comment.
Earlier this week, Elle debuted four "Women in Television" covers that feature small screen stars Kaling, Amy Poehler, Allison Williams, and Zooey Deschanel. Kaling's cover sparked controversy because it was tightly cropped and the only one of the four in black and white. Some critics wondered if Elle was trying to play down the size of her body, or her skin color. The Twitter account of the female-focused website Jezebel tweeted "Mindy Kaling's Elle cover looks different from the others."
Fashionista.com noted, "Williams, Poehler, and Deschanel all get the Elle three-quarter length treatment. But Kaling — who, at a self-proclaimed size 8, is hardly "plus size" — gets a close-cropped image."
Elle wrote in a statement posted online, "Mindy looks sexy, beautiful and chic. We think it is a striking and sophisticated cover and are thrilled to celebrate her in our Women in TV Issue."
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- Thompson: Superior defense gives 49ers the last word
- 49ers notebook: Frank Gore pops Carolina Panthers' hopes with big fourth-quarter run
- Knee injury may cost 49ers fullback Tukuafu against Seahawks
- Kawakami: Survivor mentality will serve 49ers well in Seattle
- Purdy: San Francisco 49ers' Colin Kaepernick prevails in the battle of young, mobile quarterbacks
- Thompson: 49ers' cooler heads prevail against Panthers
- 49ers knock out Panthers 23-10, set up Seattle rematch
- 49ers lead Panthers 13-10 at halftime in NFC playoffs
- 49ers' cornerback Carlos Rogers won't play against Panthers
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Vernon Davis admitted he felt a little ripped off in the 49ers' first meeting with the Carolina Panthers when he went down with a concussion in the first half.
Davis maximized his value Sunday in the divisional playoffs with one contested catch for one very important yard.
It was his only catch of the game at Bank of America Stadium, but it was one that gave San Francisco a lead it would never relinquish and helped send the franchise to the NFC Championship game for the third consecutive season.
In the teams' regular-season meeting, a 10-9 Carolina victory Nov. 10 at Candlestick Park, tight end Davis was ruled out of the game in the second quarter with a concussion. His absence was one of several reasons the 49ers offense bogged down.
On Sunday, Davis was targeted four times in the 49ers' 23-10 victory. The one pass he hauled in, a touchdown on second-and-goal as the second quarter wound down, was initially ruled incomplete because Davis' left foot didn't come down in bounds.
The clock continued to run a few seconds, which set off 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, who dashed onto the field and was given a 15-yard penalty. Meanwhile, Davis and quarterback Colin Kaepernick both pointed to the corner of the black-painted end zone, where evidence of a foot drag was presented.
Eventually, the call was reversed and ruled a touchdown. That was five seconds before halftime, a big play in a tight game and San Francisco's first touchdown against Carolina in six quarters.
Referee Carl Cheffers explained the review process in an interview with a pool reporter.
"I thought it was pretty cut and dry," he said. "I felt that the receiver stuck the ball initially on his catch. The right foot was clearly inbounds. The real question was the left foot. ... We went through two or three different angles just to make sure we had a great confirmation on the catch and with the video evidence that we had, we were able to reverse the call on the field and make it a touchdown."
Davis said that practice last week -- with, of all people, running back Frank Gore -- prepared him to make the catch. He said the routine was the same, down to the corner-of-the-field foot drag.
"For some reason, he just came over and saw me catching balls from the team trainer," Davis said. "He said, 'This is the catch you're going to need.' I said, 'Throw me a good one. Throw me a good one, Frank.' He made it tough for me, but we were catching, and I was dragging my feet.
"So when I caught that ball, I just had a flashback of me catching in practice. I was (thinking), 'That's the catch. That's the one.' "
Davis said Gore threw him 30 or 40 passes. "Frank was throwing it all types of ways, sideways, all over the place," Davis said.
Davis needed only one catch Sunday to give the 49ers an immediate payoff.
The reception was critical for the 49ers, given that Harbaugh's penalty would have forced a field goal on third-and-goal from the 16.
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Colonel Harland Sanders' secret recipe to a well-lived life included giving back to the community and helping those in need. This year, KFC will again honor the Colonel's legacy by raising money to feed the hungry through KFC's "Recipe for Hope," a part of Yum! Brands' annual World Hunger Relief campaign.
KFC is calling on fans to "Pass the Bucket" on Facebook this month to raise awareness and funds for World Hunger Relief. The brand has more than 5 million "likes" on its U.S. Facebook page, giving the brand plenty of potential recruits for the Colonel's fundraising army.
KFC will donate $1 to the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) for each of the first 10,000 fans who "Pass the Bucket" by sharing KFC's Recipe for Hope image on their Facebook page, up to a maximum donation of $10,000.
Even a single "share" is meaningful, given that for approximately $1 a day, WFP can provide a meal to four children through its global school meals programs.
"Since KFC U.S. began its World Hunger Relief effort five years ago, the brand has raised nearly $7 million to help feed the hungry," says John Cywinski, president of KFC U.S. "This year's 'Pass the Bucket' Facebook campaign makes it easy for our social media followers to help fight hunger simply by clicking 'share.' We think the Colonel would be very proud of our Recipe for Hope."
In addition to "Passing the Bucket" to trigger a donation, consumers can also make a donation at participating KFC restaurants through November 18.
KFC restaurant employees have also embraced the World Hunger Relief program, executing creative local fundraising campaigns that have seen some restaurants raise as much as $13,000 in a single year.
Since 2007, KFC has supported Yum! Brands' nationally recognized annual World Hunger Relief campaign, which raises awareness, volunteerism, and funds for WFP and other hunger-relief agencies.
In October, David Novak, chairman and CEO of Yum! Brands, was recognized by WFP USA with the 11th-annual George McGovern Leadership Award at the State Department for the company's World Hunger Relief effort.
To date, Yum! Brands World Hunger Relief has raised $115 million for WFP and others, and is helping to provide 460 million meals and save the lives of millions of people around the world.
KFC and Yum! Brands also fight hunger in the U.S. through the Harvest program. Since its launch more than two decades ago, Harvest has become the largest prepared-food donation program in the world.
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Peter Stanley, Research Professor at the Australian Defence Force, will focus on the surgeons of the blue and gray who faced profound medical and personal challenges. How could they keep troops healthy; how were they to treat the many and complex wounds inflicted by Minié balls and cannon shot? How did they cope with the responsibilities they faced? How did service as a surgeon in the Civil War affect those involved? Professor Peter Stanley explores the human experience of what it was like to be a medical officer in the Civil war, and examines how men coped with the strains war imposed Peter Stanley is the author of two dozen award winning books on military history and one of Australia's most active historians.
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Match up Beorn™ against the Gundabad Orcs in Dol Guldur Ambush with castle ruin, swinging hammer and axe, 4 weapons and 3 minifigures.
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At the fortress ruins of Dol Guldur the Gundabad Orcs lie in wait for Beorn™ with their weapons and firing mobile catapult. But that's just the start of the danger for the great warrior. There are traps everywhere in the old ruin. Can Beorn avoid the huge spikes at the entrance, hidden flick missile and deadly swinging hammer and axe traps? That's for you to decide. Includes 3 minifigures with assorted weapons: Beorn and 2 Gundabad Orcs with exclusive new armor.
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Rachel's is a collective of musicians based in Louisville, KY. Since releasing their first Quarterstick Records cd in 1995, the group has performed in libraries, churches, rock dungeons, ballrooms, gardens, bowling alleys, and movie theaters across North America and Europe. They have often worked with filmmakers, dance companies, stage productions, printmakers, and photographers. Their recordings and shows have elicited numerous descriptions including "subversives with a cello, classical post-rock," "post-classical, and "lo-fi Louisville loafers."


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Denmark, 2013, 110 Minute Running Time
Genre/Subjects: Comedy, Crime, Dark Comedy, DramaLanguage: Danish English Sub-Titles
It all started at a frat-house reunion in 1965. Simon Spies, a travel agency owner with a serious satyriasis complex, is impressed by comrade Mogen Glistrup's barristerial brilliance. They form an unlikely alliance, concocting a plan to overtake a greedy airline based on Glistrup's "The Emperor Has No Clothes" theory. When successful, they set out to revolutionize all of Denmark.
Spies (Pilou Asbaek) wants to make airline travel (including jaunts to Majorca) affordable for everyone, not just the privileged class. Glistrup (Nicolas Bro) believes paying taxes is immoral and publicly crusades for tax evasion, running for office and forming his own "Progress Party." The two continue harmoniously throughout Simon's marketing schemes—there's a promotion on live TV where he has sex with numerous women to see who will be his girlfriend for the year—and his drug-induced sabbatical, including a showdown in which he awes a wild gorilla with his erect phallus. His megalomania about the ruling class making laws, then subverting them when they want to, turns out to be their undoing when he becomes what he set out to destroy.
Christoffer Boe takes complete cinematic liberty in reconstructing the lascivious milieu of 1960s-70s Denmark. Only in Europe could a filmmaker get away with making such a brazen biopic based on "real and unreal" events like these. Asbaek and Bro deliver outstanding performances in one fascinating and outrageous motion picture.
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PATRICK ESTES, Dougherty Valley -- Estes, a longtime tennis player in his fifth season heading the Dougherty Valley program, guided the Wildcats to their first Diablo Foothill Athletic League and North Coast Section Division I team championships. They beat Tamalpais 5-2 in the NCS team final to improve to 22-0. The Wildcats also advanced to the semifinals of the NorCal tournament.
ALLISON CHUANG, Albany, Jr. -- Chuang won a second straight NCS Division I singles title and did not lose a set in the section tournament. She led the Cougars to the Tri-County Athletic League championship and to the semifinals of the NCS Division II team tournament.
JESSICA CHEN, Foothill, Jr. -- Chen went unbeaten in East Bay Athletic League action, including a straight-sets win in the championship match of the league tournament.
COURTNEY SAMUDA, Heritage, So. -- Samuda captured the Bay Valley Athletic League championship for the second straight year and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCS Division I singles tournament. She won the Freedom Invitational and finished 21-1 on the season.
KAELLI THIEL Piedmont, So. -- The West Alameda County Conference-Foothill Division champion advanced to the NCS Division II championship match. She also helped Piedmont to its first NCS team title in 15 years.
RICKIMAE TORRES, Dougherty Valley, Sr. -- As the No. 3 seed, Torres finished second in the NCS Division I singles tournament after she won the Diablo Foothill Athletic League title for the fourth consecutive year.
ISABELLA VON EBBE, Acalanes, Jr. -- The DFAL standout advanced to the finals of the DFAL singles tournament and to the semifinals of the NCS Division I championships.
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