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Christmas Nativity from Joseph's Studio 40" scale 13 Pc. plus Stable
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Large Outdoor Christmas Nativity scene from Joseph's Studio with white pine Stable. ..ADD THE KNEELING ANGEL TO THIS NATIVITY SEE ITEM 58531 BELOW. ...Read More
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The 13-piece Christmas Nativity and Stable is part of the Joseph's Studio Collection. The Nativity set includes the same beautiful figures as the Artisan Nativity, but in a larger, 40-inch scale. The full-size Nativity scene includes the Holy Family, the Three Kings, a Standing Angel of Gloria, a shepherd with a lamb, a donkey, an ox, a standing sheep, a baby lamb and a camel. The set is finished with a large wooden stable made of North American white pine. The stable is made in the U.S..
The Nativity set is designed by Roman Inc., a leader in religious statuary. The figures are made of a resin-stone mixture that makes them appropriate for indoor or outdoor use. Because of the size of the set, truck shipping is required.
- Joseph's Studio Collection
- Includes large wood stable made in the U.S.
- Tallest figure: 41" Angel; Stable: 70"
- Combined weight of figures: 300 pounds; weight of stable: 162 pounds
- Material: resin-stone mixture
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Many of our large outdoor Nativity Sets and outdoor decoration figures are too heavy and bulky for UPS or FedEx and must be delivered by truck. These items are shipped on wood pallets and are delivered by appointment. The average cost of this delivery service is 20 to 25% of the product cost in the Eastern US (except Florida at up to 30%) and 30 to 40% of the product cost for the US west coast and South Texas. Use these average percentages to estimate the landed cost of this item. These percentage shipping cost averages apply to residential delivery. Shipments to commercial locations with loading docks or fork lift equipment will be cheaper. Please note, churches, hospitals and military locations are considered congested and are classified as residential by the trucking companies.
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Absolutely Magnificent! I purchased this to use outside at church and it was an excellent choice. The congregation has made numerous positive comments about the scene and the figures are detailed and the quality craftsmanship is noted. Obviously created by a true artist with great caring and respect. Nothing less would have been good enough as this celebrates a precious time in our history. I did not purchase the stable however because of my personal budget restraints. I am blessed enough to have a brother that is a professional carpenter and he constructed a like stable out of cedar for less than half the cost. I have no doubt that the stable available is worth the cost if you don�t have a carpenter in the family. Although it was expensive, it was worth every cent and a beautiful tribute to the Birth of Jesus and a seasonal reminder of God�s love for each of us. It will be treasured for may years to be sure. Merry Christmas.
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In Italy last week on a break, it took me a moment to realize what the hotel owner was talking about when we were chatting after I had checked in.
"The babies -- what a sad event," he said. "But in Italy too we had such things. The church ..." he sighed, shaking his head and shrugging at me in understanding and sympathy.
Two things struck me about this. It was an indication of how the appalling story of the remains of hundreds of babies found at the former unmarried mothers and babies home in Tuam in Co. Galway had traveled. We were staying in a small town in northern Italy, not somewhere you expect to be up to speed on news from Ireland.
But the graphic and shocking story had made the Italian newspapers, complete with references to skeletons of babies uncovered "in a septic tank."
On that basis, it's probably accurate to say that the story went around the globe. And it is extremely damaging to the image of Ireland, exposing the cruelty and hypocrisy of our recent past for the whole world to see.
The other thing that struck me was the way my host immediately pinned the blame on the Catholic Church, and as an elderly Italian that institution is one he would know a good deal about.
In Italy and Spain, like in Ireland, the church had enormous power and influence 50 years ago. Terrible things were done in the name of the church by both it and the repressive societies it dominated.
This new scandal makes it seem like there is no end to the damage which the Catholic Church has been implicated in in Ireland.
In the last two decades we have had the exposes of what went on in orphanages and in Magdalene laundries, both run by religious orders on behalf of the state. We have also learned about the rampant sexual abuse of children and the way the bishops shielded the priest perpetrators, the priority always being to protect the church rather than the victims.
The aftermath of these revelations is still with us and we are still working through that. Investigations into abuse in some areas have still to be undertaken.
But there was a general feeling recently that we had uncovered most of the awful things that had been done in our recent past involving the church. Now we know different.
The mothers and babies homes that operated around the country is a new sector we had forgotten and which we must now examine.
It seems extraordinary that after all the other investigations that have been going on, somehow we missed this. Now, belatedly, the government is setting up an inquiry into all the mother and baby homes, not just the one in Tuam.
In fact we would still not have known about this except for the work of a local historian in Tuam, Catherine Corless, who had heard about the deaths in the home and decided to investigate. And because of the memories of two local men who remembered playing as kids in a small field behind where the home once stood and seeing bones in a space beneath a concrete slab.
It was the work of Corless, not the authorities or the police, that has brought this matter to public attention, revealing that 796 babies and young children died at the mother and baby home in Tuam between 1925 and 1961.
There were 10 of these mother and baby homes spread around Ireland at the time and they all had an incredibly high mortality rate, varying from 30 to 50 percent and sometimes even higher. Tuam was not the worst.
Of course this was the era before effective vaccination programs and antibiotics and other drugs. But the death rate in these homes was around five times that among babies and young children in the general population. Yet no one in Ireland shouted stop.
Or almost no one. The chief medical officer in Ireland in the 1940s, Dr. James Deeny, closed down the mother and baby home in Bessborough in Cork when the death rate there was over 50 percent. Deeny personally inspected the place and discovered that the children had skin infections and severe diarrhea, all carefully covered up for his visit.


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"It is a massive fixture with a huge reward at the end of it if we can win it and set ourselves up for Italy and Montenegro next month with the World Cup finals as the reward for winning all three games," said Given.
"Cyprus are first up and they will be hard to beat as Italy know when Buffon was their man of the match over there and they won the game in the last minute but I don't think Cyprus are our bogey team.
"They are a decent side as we know but we just have to be better than them on the night and set ourselves up for those final two fixtures in Croke Park.
"They are a good team but we were very poor on the night. A lot of people performed below par and it was a bad night to be involved with the Irish team.
"It left a scar but that won't help us this game nor should it simply because we know what is at stake now as regards this fixture in its own right."
Nicosia veteran Kevin Kilbane has also warned his Irish teammates not to underestimate Cyprus as he looks to banish the memories of that fateful night.
"If you want to find a massive stick to beat yourself with as an Irish footballer, then Cyprus it is," a forthright Kilbane told Star Sunday.
"If we are honest about it then there isn't an Irish player, official or supporter who was there that night who wasn't scarred by that Cyprus result in 2006.
"It hurt a lot that night and everyone felt it so much, players more than anyone. It hurt at the time and it still hurts. Whenever we are together as players and talk about it that pain comes rushing back."
Happy to talk about his Nicosia nightmare before the return event, Kilbane insists the talking will stop in the build-up to the game.
Trapattoni has already placed his team on a war footing ahead of the latest battle of wits against the "provocative" Cypriots, and Kilbane is well aware of what's at stake in the foothills of the Mediterranean capital.
"The last visit there is going to be brought up so many times this coming week and that is only natural, but as players we cannot afford to get caught up in it," warned the experienced Hull midfielder now Ireland's first choice left-back.
Trapattoni, meanwhile, will eye top place in the Group Eight table and automatic qualification when he steps onto the pitch at the GSP Stadium before the game.
The Ireland boss is convinced that his native Italy will slip up against Georgia on Saturday or Bulgaria next Wednesday before their October visit to Dublin.
The Italians currently top the Group Eight table, but three wins from the remaining fixtures he regards as "three cup finals" will have Trapattoni laughing at his own country's expense.
Trap has repeatedly warned his Irish players to beware of provocation and intimidation from a Cypriot side who felt they deserved a draw in Dublin 11 months ago.
But he also knows there is a major reward in store for his team if they can take three points from Nicosia and set themselves up for an October epic against Italy.
"We have to play our own game and forget about everyone else. If we win in Cyprus –- then the possibility is there for us to overtake Italy when we come face to face in Croke Park," said Trapattoni.
"Plus Italy also have to play Bulgaria again and they have no guarantee of winning that so I am not giving up on anything."
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CELTIC'S Irish winger Aiden McGeady is the latest player involved in a diving row after he was sent off at Hibs on Sunday, but manager Tony Mowbray has claimed his player is no cheat.
McGeady was in the wars just days after Arsenal striker Eduardo conned a penalty against Celtic in the Champions League and now faced disciplinary action from UEFA.
McGeady was handed a second yellow card for diving and then a red when he went down under a challenge from defender Paul Hanlon as a goal from Georgios Samaras secured a 1-0 win at Easter Road.
Celtic boss Mowbray was unhappy with the McGeady decision. "If the Eduardo situation had not been blown up so big nationally, 99 times out of 100, maybe even 100 out of 100, it would never have been a yellow card," he said.
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"Is it a dive? Never in a million years. A dive is when you try to influence the referee, you throw your arms up and so on."
Hanlon also defended McGeady but insisted he made no contact with the Hoops player.
Celtic crashed out of the Champions League when they went down to Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last week –- and Gunners striker Eduardo went down like a lead balloon to earn a controversial penalty.


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|November 28, 2003
|Contact: Margie Wachtel (603) 422-8208 x141
Dan Brown Book-Signing to Raise Money for Families FirstEXETER Best-selling author Dan Brown will appear at a holiday book-signing to benefit Families First Health and Support Center. Families First gives to the community 365 days a year, Brown said of the Seacoasts community health center. The holidays are a perfect opportunity for Seacoast residents to celebrate that generosity and give a little something back to an organization that helps so many people.
Water Street Bookstore, at 125 Water Street in downtown Exeter, will host Brown's signing on Saturday, Dec. 13, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Families First will receive a donation equal to the full price of every Dan Brown novel sold during that time. This will be Brown's last public signing for the next 14 months.
Brown will sign copies of his current #1 national bestseller The Da Vinci Code and his other novels, Angels & Demons, Deception Point, and Digital Fortress. (Only books purchased during the event will be signed.) The author also will unveil his surprise holiday project for children Musica Animalia poems and music for kids of all ages. Sales of Musica Animalia, too, will go entirely to support Families First.
Bookstore co-owner Dan Chartrand noted that the event is a great chance to buy the No. 1 best-selling novel in the country and have it personalized by the author as a holiday gift, knowing that 100% of the books retail price is going to a wonderful cause.
Water Street Bookstore also carries Families Firsts Artists of the Seacoast calendars and notecards, another fundraising project for Families First. Those who arent able to come to the store can order calendars, notecards and Dan Browns Musica Animalia CDs by sending $15 per CD; $16.50 per calendar; and $13.50 per package of 12 notecards to Nancy Casko, Families First, 100 Campus Drive, Suite 12, Portsmouth, NH, 03801. (Prices include shipping.)
Families First Health and Support Center, located at the Community Campus in Portsmouth, is an independent nonprofit agency that provides a broad range of health and family support services to individuals and families, regardless of ability to pay.
A medical home for the most vulnerable Seacoast residents, Families First projects serving more than 4,000 people with primary medical care, oral health care, prenatal care, health education and counseling and other health services this year. At the same time, some 650 families will receive support and parenting education in groups or one-on-one, decreasing the likelihood of child abuse and neglect. Families First also sends mobile health care teams to serve homeless people throughout eastern Rockingham and Strafford counties.
For a calendar of parenting classes and groups, or for information on all Families First services, call 603-422-8208, or visit www.FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org. For information on the book-signing, call Water Street Bookstore at 603-778-9731.


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A delegation of county and city officials will travel to Atlanta Tuesday seeking a $1.8 million grant from the Economic Development Authority that will help bring the county's new industrial park to life.
Board of supervisors' president Craig Hitt and city council president Mary Perry will be in the group.
"Understand this is just another phase in the process," said Hitt. "We've been invited to come over and meet with the officials there in Atlanta."
Hitt said if they are successful the industrial park might be open sooner than many people think.
"We have been told that we could have an answer in the first part of September so that we would hope within the next three to four weeks we'd certainly have an answer, a positive response from EDA and be putting the process to work in putting down water and sewer lines to the industrial park," said Hitt.
Contrary to a belief held by some that the issue has divided the city and county, both Perry and Hitt maintained this is an example of the city and county working together.
"Yes, I think it's a good example when you can take your officials," said Perry. "EDA has already approved a pre-op that was sent in and invited the group to come over and meet for a hearing. That's good when the county and city get together."
"Certainly it doesn't hurt for us to be together and pursue this as one as we have been all along and this is a great opportunity for us to express that oneness as we go over and share in the meeting together," Hitt added.
The city has committed to a matching $1.8 million for the project.


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Hakam Sufi
Hakam Sufi is a Punjabi singer known for his melodies songs. He has released two albums of Punjabi music (or we at least, know of the two only). The first "Dil Vatte Dil" and the other "Dil Tarphe Ashaq Da."
Songs of Hakam Sufi
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- Chal Mele Nu Chaliye
- Charkha
- Dil Tarphe Ashaq Da
- Dil Vatte Dil
- Jehre Kehnde Si
- Jinna Rahvaan Vallon Aven
- Kithe Laye Ne Sajana Dere
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- Mela Yarran Da
- Mere Sohnyia Sajana
- Ranjha
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Having an infrastructure that's open source and maintained by the community has many benefits. In this guide, Elizabeth Joseph details how and why it's a good idea to open it up.
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Bruce Timm's Justice League: Gods & Monsters, the direct-to-video animated feature the re-envisions Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman in a darker, alternate universe, won't just spawn a comics prequel. The DC Universe Original Movie has inspired a line of action figures as well.
DC Collectibles has unveiled a first look at the 7-inch figures from the first wave, arriving this fall: Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman (although in Gods & Monsters, none of them is the hero fans have come to know). As you can see in the images below, each features interchangeable hands, while Batman also comes with an alternate, unmasked head, and Wonder Woman with her sword.
In case you haven't noticed, people like watching television shows and movies based on comic books.
This fall has been particularly exceptional television adaptations: The Walking Dead season premiere pulled in more than 17 million viewers, while more than 8 million watched the first episode Gotham, making it Fox's best fall drama debut in 14 years. More than 6 million raced to see The Flash pilot, giving The CW its highest ratings ever. About 5 million are regularly tuning in for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and nearly 3 million for the third season of Arrow.
It's not limited to live-action series, either: 2 million people watch Teen Titans Go!, and more than 1 million tune in to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on Nickelodeon.
On the big screen, all four feature films starring Marvel characters — X-Men: Days of Future Past, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: The Winter Soldier and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — each grossed more than $700 million each worldwide. So far, comic book movies have generated more than $3.8 billion dollars this year. While it's unknown how many of those dollars are from repeat viewings, that's still a lot of people.
Warner Bros.' oversized totes, considered the must-have accessory for Comic-Con International, are returning to San Diego — and they're wearing capes. This year's version is a backpack, rather than a traditional bag, so the capes make sense, at least visually. Don't worry, though, they're detachable, and can be worn separately.
More than 130,000 backpacks will be given for free to attendees throughout the convention, promoting Warner Bros. television series Arrow, Teen Titans Go! (complete with Beware the Batman cape), The Big Bang Theory, The Following, Revolution, Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries, the classic Batman TV series, the DC Universe Original Animated Movie Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, and the forthcoming films Godzilla, The LEGO Movie and 300: Rise of an Empire.
Each backpack features the official Comic-Con 2013 design on one side, and the Warner Bros. property on the other. Unfortunately, art wasn't released for all of the backpack designs, but you can get a pretty good taste below.
Comic-Con International kicks off Wednesday with Preview Night.
Last week a slip of the tongue by longtime Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy revealed that DC Entertainment is possibly working on an animated adaptation of last year's Flashpoint event series. If true, that would be one of the quickest turnarounds from page to screen, and this potential return got me to thinking: What if DC returned to Flashpoint in comics?
We're not talking Flashpoint 2: Electric Bugaloo or anything of that nature (although Ambush Bug might approve), but superhero publishers and fans have shown an immense love for juggling alternate universes with a different set of rules and a different continuity. DC is debuting Earth 2 this week, and in the past has shown a fiery propensity to see how the other side lives. And across town at Marvel, they've made several successful jaunts to alternate timelines: from miniseries revisiting the Heroes Reborn and 2099 worlds to the ongoing Age of Apocalypse.
DC invested a whole lot of time, money and shelf space last summer to developing and publishing the Flashpoint titles, and one of the complaints people had at the conclusion was the number of loose ends, as well as characters they wanted to see more of. This could be just a fun return trip if taken with measured steps — maybe a single ongoing series delving into this world.
And come to think of it, it might be a good place for Wally West to show up next.
Although Comic-Con International's yearly WonderCon show usually likes to spend its springtime in scenic San Francisco, this year it's taking a road trip down south to spend some time in the happiest place on Earth … or right next to it, anyway. WonderCon runs this weekend, March 16-18, at the Anaheim (Calif.) Convention Center.
Special guests at this year's show include Arthur Adams, Renae De Liz, Mark Evanier, Michael Golden, Joe Hill, Rebekah Isaacs, Carol Lay, Jim Lee, Mike Mignola, Todd Nauck, Steve Niles, Eric Powell, Humberto Ramos, Bob Schreck, Scott Snyder, Ryan Sook, Fiona Staples, Richard Starkings, J. Michael Straczynski, Mark Waid and Marv Wolfman. On the media side, the con will welcome Emma Stone, Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Jorge Garcia, Joshua Jackson and John Noble, among many others. No Mickey Mouse, but Disney is offering special deals on tickets to the park for WonderCon attendees.
You can find the complete programming schedule on the CCI site, and here's a round-up of various things you can do, buy and expect to find out about at the show …
The New York Comic-Con is coming up Oct. 13-16, and Warner Bros. has revealed some animated plans for the show.
Warner Home Video, Warner Premiere, DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation will present "an action-packed hour of first looks" at DC Universe Animated Original Movies that Friday from 3 to 4 p.m., which will include the premiere of the animated short Catwoman, starring Eliza Dushku as the voice of title character. The 15-minute short will be included on the release of Batman: Year One, which arrives Oct. 18 on Blu-ray, DVD, for Download and On Demand.
The panel will also include the first footage to be seen from Justice League: Doom, the next entry in the ongoing series of DC Universe Animated Original Movies.
Panelists will include the voice of Batman, Kevin Conroy, DCU executive producer Bruce Timm and casting/dialogue director Andrea Romano … and quite possibly welcome a few surprise guests to the stage. An autograph session with the panelists will immediately follow the panel.
Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, the latest foray in Warner Brothers' collection of straight-to-DVD animated movies, is a tired collection of military cliches interspersed with some impressive fight scenes. Words like honor, sacrifice and bravery get batted around like a well-used hacky sack at a Grateful Dead concert, but to little effect, other than to remind you that there's a big screen, live-action movie starring Ryan Reynolds that will be coming out in theaters any day now.
If you're a bigwig at an animation company and have your pick to adapt a story from anywhere in the DC mythos, where do you go? After animation has covered just about every major character in DC's pantheon, they have begun focusing in on specific story arcs to translated into animated movies, and rumors now have them aiming for the top of the mountain: Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns.
BleedingCool.com is reporting an unsourced rumor saying that the DC Entertainment animation wing is in the "early stages of development" on a animated adaption of this, which could prove to be the darkest animated work they've done. There's been no confirmation or denial by official sources, leaving fans to speculate on the veracity of this and also who could voice the characters — notably an aged Batman.
Thanks to its connection to parent company Warner Bros., DC Comics' animated properties have long outpaced Marvel's and the recent string of straight-to-DVD animated features only further cements that dominance. In recent years Marvel has made big strides to close that gap, but DC's animated track record of Batman: The Animated Series, Teen Titans GO! and the Justice League series put them ahead.
Would you like to see this epic series animated? And going further, what other DC stories could be great as a cartoon?
Warner Home Video announced yesterday that the animated movie Green Lantern: Emerald Knights will arrive in stores June 7, 10 days before the release of the big Green Lantern feature film.
The movie has Hal Jordan telling a newly recruited Arisia six interlocking tales of various Green Lanterns, including Abin Sur, Kilowog, Laira and Mogo. The six stories are written by Geoff Johns, Michael Green and Marc Guggenheim, Dave Gibbons, Peter J. Tomasi, Eddie Berganza, Alan Burnett and Todd Casey.
It features the voice talent of Nathan Fillion (Firefly), Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men), musician Henry Rollins, wrestler Rowdy Roddy Piper and Wade Williams (Prison Break). The film is executive produced by Bruce Timm and directed by Lauren Montgomery, Jay Oliva and Christopher Berkeley.
The press release also noted that the film will include a preview of the next DC Comics animated movie, Batman: Year One. You can find the entire release after the jump.
Green Lantern: Emerald Knights will have its world premiere tomorrow, April 1 at 6 p.m. at WonderCon in San Francisco. A panel discussion by filmmakers and voice cast will immediately follow the screening.
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Warner Bros' animated adaptation of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman is so reverent and faithful toward the source material that the film, to a certain extent, feels like a pale copy of its inspiration.
That's not necessarily a damning criticism. Bruce Timm and company took the right approach in attempting to get as close a conversion from page to screen as possible (to do otherwise would have pleased no one). But the comic itself is so rich in detail and episodic in nature that even a trim, streamlined version like this that still manages to hit a number of the right high points feels a bit flabby in comparison. Saying "the book is better" is a rather easy cheat for a critic — the book is almost always better, but I suspect that fans of the comic won't be able to watch this without running a compare/contrast checklist in their head and find the film coming up a wee bit short. The good news is that those coming fresh to the material probably won't notice anything wrong at all.
Warner Home Video announced this week that the animated adaptation of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman will arrive on DVD and Blu Ray Feb. 22.
Here's how the press release described the film: "In All-Star Superman, the Man of Steel rescues an ill-fated mission to the Sun (sabotaged by Lex Luthor) and, in the process, is oversaturated by radiation – which accelerates his cell degeneration. Sensing even he will be unable to cheat death, Superman ventures into new realms – finally revealing his secret to Lois, confronting Lex Luthor's perspective of humanity, and attempting to ensure Earth's safety before his own impending end with one final, selfless act."
The film will feature James Denton (Desperate Housewives) as Superman, Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) as Lois Lane, Anthony LaPaglia (Without a Trace, Happy Feet) as Lex Luthor, Ed Asner (Up) as Perry White and Matthew Gray Gubler (Criminal Minds) as Jimmy Olsen.
The release didn't mention the inclusion of an animated short, but it will include a preview of their next original animated film, Green Lantern: Emerald Knights.
The complete press release can be found after the jump.
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse isn't a travesty, the way the previous Superman/Batman animated film, Public Enemies, was. It wasn't an affront to my sensibilities or a 80-minute cringe-fest. But it's not a particularly good film either, and bears a multitude of sins on its shoulders, including clunky exposition, poor to downright confusing characterization, inane dialogue and some surprisingly sloppy animation.
MTV shares the trailer for the upcoming animated DVD All-Star Superman, which adapts Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's excellent run on the comic of the same name. The animated movie features the voice talent of James Denton, Christina Hendricks and Anthony LaPaglia.
James Denton (Desperate Housewives), Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) and Anthony LaPaglia (Without a Trace, Happy Feet) have been cast as the voices of Superman, Lois Lane and Lex Luthor in the upcoming All-Star Superman original animated movie. Warner Bros. announced the direct-to-DVD project in San Diego this past summer.
Bruce Timm is executive producing, and Sam Liu, who directed Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, will direct this one as well. Dwayne McDuffie, who wrote Crisis on Two Earths, Justice League Unlimited and many other animated programs (not to mention comics) wrote the script.
The DVD will be released next spring.
Warner Home Video announced today that they plan to release a DVD collecting the animated shorts that have appeared on their other DC Universe Original Animated Movie DVDs thus far. The DVD, titled DC Showcase Original Shorts Collection, will include a new short starring Superman, Shazam! and Black Adam.
The collection, which will include the Spectre short from Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, Jonah Hex from Batman: Under the Red Hood and Green Arrow from the upcoming Superman/Batman: Apocalypse DVD, comes out Nov. 9.
Another preview image and the complete press release can be found after the jump.


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> Hi there, I am learning Grub.
> Is it possible to tell Grub, once it is running, to replicate itself
> installing itself on a specific root dir, copying the root files from
> another root dir?
> E.g. I have it running from hd0, having root in (hd0,1)/boot/grub. I
> want to tell it to install itself in (hd0,2) bootsector (this part I can
> do with root and setup commands) and copy the files from
> (hd0,1)/boot/grub to (hd0,2)/boot/grub (this part I don't know how to
> do). Is it possible with the internal shell?
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How to use the new ABC homepage
Please note the new homepage has now launched. An updated version of this page explaining the change is available at Our new homepage.
The new ABC homepage is currently in a beta testing phase. This means it sits in parallel with the current homepage for a period of time to allow us to gather feedback from users and make any necessary changes before the page goes fully live.
From top to bottom, here's how the page works.
Weather and navigation
You can select your weather location either by entering your suburb or post code and selecting the relevant option from the drop-down list.
The top level of navigation aims to take you quickly and easily to what our research has shown us are the key areas of the site (News, iview, TV, Radio, Kids and Shop).
For the next level of navigation you can select favourites. The default set (Local, Science, Health, triple j and Radio National) are the most popular.
Clicking on 'More ABC' or 'Edit' will open a menu with more options. You can either click on one of the links to go to that section, or click on the star next to one of the links to add this to your list of favourites. You can click the star next to already selected menu choices to remove them, click 'Clear All' to remove all of the menu items in your list, or click 'Reset' to return the list to the most popular links.
Main headlines
This section of the page will be updated with the most important stories from across the ABC.
News Just In and Local News
News just in features the latest breaking news. If you've already selected your location for weather (higher up the page) it'll be reflected in this spot for local news. If not, you'll be able to enter a postcode or suburb. This panel will also remember the relevant ABC local radio station and ABC Open region.
What's popular
This section gives a window into the most popular watched and listened to programs are – and looks forward to what's coming up on TV and radio.
Our picks
A cross section of the best content from around the ABC. This will change daily and seek to show the most interesting articles, stories, galleries, videos and audio clips on offer.
This section of the page is where you'll find the latest analysis and opinion pieces on the major talking points of the day.
Towards the bottom of the page you'll find a menu taking you to our main news shows, radio stations, TV channels and more.
We hope you love the new page. We'll be adding new features and analysing your feedback through the course of 2013.
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Dean says:
The beta testing needs more beta testing 😉 The homepage looks like something from the early 90's, every other page is great. I am using Safari on OS X – I would have left feedback on the "beta page" feedback link, but it doesn't exist for me 🙁
Megan says:
I don't know if I've done something strange or maybe its related to the fact that I've just got a new android phone so I've somehow stuffed up my regular ABC homepage… but what I've got now is just a long list of odds and ends that goes on forever. How do I get my old ABC homepage back? I read the blurb about the new page but that's not how it looks on my PC. If what I've got is the new homepage, I really don't like it! I'm feeling quite distressed because I've always oriented myself by good ol' abc.net.au and now I've just got some abomination in its place!!!
Rodney says:
Well I can only assume from the old news on the Beta page it's a design mock up. The visual resolution is terrible 'Explore the ABC and Weather and navigation have to be the worst pages I have seen. Digital Designers seem to think the smaller the type size the better it looks and show their apparent ignorance of how the human eye works! Considering we have an aging population it is important that the type size is readable. The smaller the type size the more space is required between individual letters, otherwise it just becomes a series of different length dash's. The vacant spaces on the page one can only assume will be for future advertising of ABC products! If not why cannot the type size be increased and expanded giving it visual air and making it more readable I don't mind the layout and the spaces between the articles. The photos are morabund and blury, given the technology we should be getting a better quality than what is being offered here Certianly needs tweeking
Garth Taylor says:
I DON"T like it at all. Who ever thought this one up needs to be sent to Channel 10. Go away and have another go. Personally I see NO reason to change the existing. If it ain't broke leave it alone.
Chris says:
This new webpage is absolute RUBBISH! .(no offence..)
Who / what / where / when was there thought to be a need to change the old / existing one anyway ??
Please please please ABC, resist the urge to make everything look all " windows8ish" and stick to the functionally that you currently have / had
Specific complaints….
1. Where is the feedback button / link on the page ?
2. Beta ..??? is the definition of beta to take us to a page we don't want to goto ? I don't think so….
3. Where is the cricket score update on the new page ??
4. Why is everything so BIG…. some of us have higher resolution than 640 x 320 these days …
If you want to make a change, how about giving us the ability to re-order the sections on the page.. ie move Science to the top.. put the Drum at the bottom…
Seriously, Have a bit more of a think about your design. It's tooo clunky, and doses not provide as much information, or is a readable as the old page.
Stop trying to make it look like the Bing news app !!
And another thing.. where is the link to the "Emergency Services" page / information.???
It's not even at the very bottom of the page. As the National Emergency Services Broadcaster, seems that there should be a link up there .. perhaps after RADIO… before KIDS maybe…
So .. suggestions..
1. Put a feedback link on the front page.. Be Brave …
2. Put a link to Emergency Services page right up front on the link bar
3. Bring back the functionality of the old page..
4. Put the cricket score up there again !!
Bill Scott says:
I thought my computer had a virus or was running low on memory! Sorry I do not like it, but I presume this will be the New Look ABC when we are forced to obtain news from other sources. I will just have to move over to SBS, or BBC webpage and just bookmark ABC iview. But why moan if you do not like the product go and shop elsewhere I most certainly will good bye Aunty it been nice knowing you.
John-Patrick Healy says:
It took me about six tries before I even got to this page – I've been looking for a feedback page on the new online design and arrived here. Don't even know if it's the right place, as the path for leaving feedback is soooooo bad!!
My main beef is the weather. Firstly I can't get the whole weather page I used to get before by putting in a local postcode.
BUT: what is EVEN WORSE: on behalf of the 7 million Australians who live in rural and regional Australia, I feel insulted and abused by some metro-based ABC person who has stated that , to get my weather location I must enter "SUBURB (my capitals) or postcode" Excuse me?. SUBURB? SUBURB? Here in the country we live in towns. We live in villages. We live on rural properties. WE DON'T live in suburbs!! What on Earth is the mindset of these inward looking Sydneysiders who seem to think that that Sydney and its suburbs extend the length and breadth of Australia?? This sort of unthinking wording dents the patience of even the most ardent ABC supporter as I have been for years. As for the rest: navigating the new page is an absolute nightmare…
Trudy says:
I agree, can't stand the new format its simply awful, its all over the place. Looks terrible, can't find what I want so I'm not using it! How can I find the old site please?
Rita says:
This new look ABC website is confused and lacks clarity. It looks like a commercial website, trying to sell us the most 'looked at' stories and trends. All we need are ads. PLEASE can we go back to the old ABC website which is clearly set out and well organized.
Andy says:
Funny how you get used to a format that works then it changes. I don't see any improvements over the last page format, now it looks more like the CH 7 page without the celebrity goss….. and more political goss.
Nivid says:
The new ABC webpage and App is terrible and so time consuming and difficult to navigate through the layers of bits and pieces. Filing articles and news under headings makes it far too complex and time consuming to locate news items and other things that may be of interest to me. Please give me the old site back as it was so well set out and a pleasure to use – and so easy to scan through. I will not waste my time trying to find things in the new site.
Anthony Kosorog says:
I guess the website is still improving but it is showing a lot of potential. there might be glitches, but im sure it will improve. give it some time!
David Perry says:
I suppose the people who designed the new homepage are the same ones who thought calling Radio National 'RN' was a good idea.
It looks awful, is illogical in layout and in places just plain stupid.
Doi I really want to know the weather in my suburb? Sydney's will do fine.
And why have all the weather details disappeared? Costs? And any five-year-old will tell you that sequential items are better read horizontally than vertically.


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Black Olive Catering Introduces the Outback Pride Range
October 30, 2010
Black Olive Catering is proud to be the Victorian distributor of the Australian native produce range, Outback Pride.
The Outback Pride Project was created in 2000 by Mike and Gayle Quarmby of Reedy Creek Nursery, South Australia, to promote the Australian Native Food Industry and provide training and jobs for traditional Aboriginal communities.
Mike came from a talented background in plant propagation, cultivation and new product & species development. Gayle's family involvement with traditional communities dates back to 1932, when her father helped establish the world renowned Hermannsburg Watercolour movement alongside Albert Namatjira, one of Australia's best known Aboriginal artists. Mike and Gayle soon realised that the bushfood industry was well placed beside the aboriginal art industry as both have a unique cultural and commercial ownership by Indigenous Australians.
The Reedy Creek Nursery has since provided the commercial base for research and development of all facets of the Outback Pride Project, including the propagation and cultivation of up to 64 bushfood species. A network of production and cultivation sites has been developed throughout South Australia and the Northern Territory. The group of Aboriginal communities that forms this network represents the largest bushfood growing organization in Australia, and is now supported by various local and federal government departments.
The combination of cultural bush food traditions and western food practices has resulted in the branded range of
Outback Pride products.
Mark Olive has worked in partnership with Mike and Gayle and Reedy Creek Nursery since 2002, utilising their product range and endorsing its place within the Australian Native Food Industry. Mark's Outback Cafe cookbook, published in 2005, showcases this range of native herbs and spices sourced directly from indigenous community farms, and the positive, far-reaching impact it has in each region.
In early October 2010, Black Olive Catering became the Victorian distributor of the Outback Pride range of bush foods, joining a national distribution model. Now this range will be even more accessible to wholesalers, retailers and individuals throughout Victoria.
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At least four people chose to jump from a burning apartment building about 3:30 a.m. Friday in the 500 block of Williams Street.
"If anyone does not believe in hell, it's real, because that's what it felt like – flames, fire, screaming," said Celina Lewis, who jumped from her second-floor apartment.
Two children and an adult were rescued from the burning building, and a woman was injured when she jumped from the third floor.
Neighbors said a burning mattress or box spring may have been pulled down the stairwell by an upper-floor resident, leaving others to jump over the burning debris blocking the exit.
More than 25 firefighters responded to the blaze, which was so intense that crews were forced from the building at one point.
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The University of the Cumberlands (UC) women's wrestling program has continued to grow over the years as they have had numerous athletes come to UC to compete among the nations most elite. With a plethora of women who are nationally ranked coming into the program, as well as other standout recruits, this group is sure to have stellar success.
Head Coach Donnie Stephens is one of the reasons for this great success. In just his first year as the leader of the program, he led the team to one of the best finishes in school history. Now, Stephens is once again being honored for his great work.
Stephens recently has been selected to coach the Cadet Women's World team by USA Wrestling.
This is his 8th consecutive year of being selected as a national team coach. His first journey will be helping conduct a camp at McKendree University where the top athletes from the nation in each age group (senior, university, junior, and cadet) gather for three weeks of training to prepare for the world championships.
"It's a great opportunity to grow and learn as a coach and to get an inside track on recruiting the nation's best in hopes they become future Patriots," commented Head Coach Donnie Stephens.
After the camp and prior to the Championships, Team USA will train for a few days where the Championships will ultimately take place in Snina, Slovakia in July. UC women's wrestling graduate assistant Lauren Louive and wrestler DeAngela Castex (Sacramento, CA) will be taking full advantage of the camp to train hard for their upcoming competitions.
"To see them training and competing with the nation's best wrestlers reminds us that UC wrestlers have a bright future and wonderful opportunities to reach the top of the food chain in the world of wrestling," added Stephens.
"It's a huge honor to coach team USA at the Cadet World Championships," said Stephens. "Working alongside Coach Steiner and the Olympic Training Center staff at the combined world team camp is an amazing experience and an ideal learning environment."
In addition to making the trip overseas, Stephens will continue to go hard out on the recruiting trail to continue to build a solid roster for the 2014-2015 season.
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Vermont State Police said they arrested two men in connection with at least eight burglaries.
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Huntsville, Alabama (September 20, 2011) The Huntsville Police Department is preparing for another safe and successful Big Spring Jam Festival this weekend. The boundaries for Big Spring Jam will include Monroe Street, Clinton Avenue, Lowe Avenue and Pollard Street. See attached map.
On Wednesday, September 21st, street closings will begin at 10 a.m. on Williams Avenue from Church Street to Monroe Street and south on Monroe Street to the roundabout north of St. Clair Avenue. Access will be maintained to the Scruggs Community Center, the James A. Williams Aquatic Center and the Embassy Suites through Thursday. Access to the Holiday Inn will be maintained on Lowe Avenue from Gallatin Street to the southernmost entrance of the Hotel throughout the two-day festival.
At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, all lanes of Monroe Street from Holmes Avenue to Clinton Avenue will be closed; however, access to the Monroe Street entrance to the bus station will be maintained throughout the festival. All lanes of Clinton Avenue from Pollard Street to Church Street will be closed throughout the festival. All streets will be open again for normal traffic flow by 4 p.m. Sunday September 25th.
For security measures, we recommend drivers consider parking their vehicles in well lit designated parking lots for better security. We also suggest that attendees use public transportation to and from the event whenever possible. HPD added secure bicycle parking racks to this year's event at entrances located at the Clinton/Church and Church Street at the Municipal Parking Garage gate. All drivers in the downtown areas this weekend are encouraged to drive with caution watching for children, pedestrians and bicycles around the Big Spring Jam site.
City parking facilities within a 2 block area will be available for people attending Big Spring Jam. All parking facilities can be seen on Parkinghuntsville.com or bigspringjam.org. Parking cost will be $5 per vehicle at all City of Huntsville Facilities.
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· VBC Garage - known as garage M - the entrance will be on Church Street
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· Lot V – large lot on Clinton adjacent to the eastern Cotton States Gate at Pollard Street
· Lot I – lot adjacent to the Aquatic Center across from the Embassy Suites Hotel – entrance on Monroe Street
· Lot H – corner of Jefferson St and Holmes Avenue – entrance on Spragins Street
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Deputies are investigating an armed robbery that happened at an Augusta hotel early Tuesday morning.
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Deputies say no one was injured in the incident.
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So if you're anything like me (lame), you didn't go on Pinterest a month ago, look for Thanksgiving decorations, and use a variety of multi-media projects to make Turkey day look like some Norman Rockwell-esque picture out of Martha Stewart magazine. No, you got to Tuesday, or maybe even Thursday, and said, "Oh crap, it sure would be good to do something Thanksgiving-y. Ummmm…"
Lucky for you, I have a really crafty brother-in-law (read "gay and would be working for Martha if he weren't a doctor"). All you need to rescue Thanksgiving is:
- 18×12 inch construction paper — at the minimum black, brown, yellow, orange, and white.
- Ribbon
- Scissors
- Tape
- Some type of root vegetable (or whatever) — we used parsnips, but really you could do this with anything.
- Straight pins
- Peppercorns (or, worst case scenario, black marker)
Super-Cute Pilgram Hats
- Fold a piece of 18×12 inch paper along the long side, about a fourth of the way up.
- On the corners with the folds, make holes and tie ribbon — thicker and softer is better.
- On the opposite long side, make two cuts. Go about a fourth of the way down, and make the cuts so that the center section is just a bit smaller than the two side sections.
- Bend the middle flap the opposite direction of the first fold
- Bring the top edges of the other flaps toward each other.
Native American Headbands
Do I really even need to explain this one?
- Cut strips of brown paper — 1 to 2 inches wide.
- Measure so it fits around head snuggly and tape. Sometimes you'll need to stick several together.
- Cut out feathers from various colored paper.
- Cut "fringe" into the sides of the feathers.
- Tape to headband.
Pilgrim Parsnips
So you thought you needed gourds, pumpkins, or fancy vegetables to make your table nice? Pfft.
- Decide what you want to decorate. We did parsnips, but you could stick these little pilgrim hats on just about anything.
- Cut a little circle of black paper with a hole in the center — this will be the brim. Make the center hole big enough so the parsnip will fit through it.
- Cut a strip of black paper, about an inch wide. Make it into a cylinder that's slightly wider than the center hole. Tape.
- Wrap a smaller strip of white paper around the bottom. Tape.
- Cut a small square (slightly wider than the white strip) out of yellow paper and draw a black square in the middle of it. Tape it to the white strip.
- Put the circle on first and then the cylinder. Voila! Hat.
- Cut a strip of black paper, wrap it around the parsnip, and secure it with a pin so the ends cross in the front.
- Make eyes with pepper corns.
I am sorry to report that after we stripped out founding root vegetables of their Puritan garb, they showed a deeper, more sinister side of their personalities. It's always disturbing to find out the dark truth about historical events. All I can suggest is, maybe try this with sweet potatoes instead?
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Law School Is a Bad Bet in Hard Times, Hedge Funds Say
Daniel Ades, founder of Kawa Capital Management, is an expert in the $242 billion market for bonds backed by bundles of student loans.
He has delivered consistently strong returns by trading hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the debt over the past four years. The trick is accurately predicting young people's ability to pay their loans.
In this fascinating WSJ story, "Generation Jobless: What Hedge Funds Can Teach College Students," Ades says students should pick schools where the payoff from higher salaries upon graduation exceeds the cost of the education by the widest margin, especially when the job market contracts.
Technical colleges, then, come out on top. And what about Law School?
WSJ's Matt Wirtz writes:
Law school, on the other hand, can end up a sucker's bet in periods of high unemployment, experts in student loan-backed bonds say.
While college students often enroll in professional programs to wait out economic soft patches, the U.S. has far more law schools than other professional schools, resulting in an excess supply of lawyers, said investors and analysts. In recessions, law school graduates have a harder time finding work than other graduates from professional programs and are more likely to default on their student loans.
Nevertheless, law students have been willing to take on even more debt for their degrees, borrowing a record $68,827 on average to attend public universities this year and $106,249 for private educations, according to the American Bar Association.
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A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Economic, Business and Management Aspects of Sustainability".
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The interface between companies and consumers in promoting sustainable production and consumption is reflected in contact points, such as advertising, packaging, and labeling. Such points are key providers of information concerning how products are sourced, manufactured, and used.
However, consumers themselves are faced with a bewildering range of product choices and increasing information, which raises questions about the links between sustainability in production and consumption.
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My brother recently commented that he was unable to locate the reason why a double-topped tree was called a school marm in logger/forestry parlance. We were wondering whether the Since You Asked team, possibly led by a certain Selma alum, could sleuth out this information.
— Randy and Craig C., sons of an Illinois Valley logger
You brothers pose a question that many people have been tempted to ask but never mustered up the courage to throw out there.
However, the persnickety alumnus to whom you referred wants us to point out that he hailed from Kerby, not Selma. We don't want to quibble with him because he's the only former logger in the SYA bunch. But we are left wondering whether there's bad blood between Kerbyites and Selmaites. Perhaps some things are better not to know.
Now, back to the school marm.
Our man from Kerby informs us the old logging term has humorous roots, albeit a bit risque.
He tells us you need to remember that school marms back in the day, rightly or wrongly, were perceived as priggish old maids.
Always looking for humor in their difficult job, loggers were quick to notice that the inverted crotch of a forked tree resembled a school marm in bloomers, he says. This was after the tree was cut down and the fork trimmed into a log, he adds.
"Sometimes, when the lighting is just right, they are kind of cute in a woodsy way," he tells us. "Particularly those madrones ..."
Poor fellow. We are a wee bit concerned he may have bumped his head once too often during those logging days.
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With some help from a scrappy band of loyal patrons, a manager at West Village restaurant the Pink Tea Cup has devised a strategy to keep the restaurant open: A fundraiser will be held on January 3, the date the 55-year-old soul-food restaurant was scheduled to close. The preservation-minded Team Tea Cup hopes to raise $100,000, an amount that will allow current manager Vincent Pinkney to purchase the business from owner Lisa Ford, who says the overwhelming cost of operating expenses forced her hand. "The whole idea of soul food is a lot of food for a little money, so you don't want to charge all these crazy amounts," she told us last week, citing hefty rent hikes and a decline in business, "but that's what you need to do."
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The homeless Florida woman who made a tearful plea for help from President Barack Obama earlier this year is still jobless and might be homeless again soon.
Henrietta Hughes caught the nation's attention in February when she cried for help during one of Obama's town hall meetings. She almost won an Oscar for her performance.
After her plea, Hughes was given a free home to live in temporarily. But she is still "struggling" to find a job and might soon lose that home.
Hughes, who is in her 60s, now faithfully goes to an employment center in Fort Myers in hopes of finding a job.
"It's almost our second home," Hughes told WINK.
She and her son have taken a computer class at the center to help land work. Hughes said she has applied for as many jobs as possible but has struck out. Her son has had no luck either (shocker).
Now Hughes says she feels time is running out. The home she lives in was donated by the wife of a Florida lawmaker. Once the house sells, Hughes will have to leave.
Hughes worries that she could end up living in her car again.
Her plea to Obama came as he promoted his economic "stimulus" plan at a town hall meeting in southwest Florida.
After talking about the plan, the president opened the floor to questions from the crowd.
"I have an urgent need — unemployment and homelessness, a very small vehicle for my family and I to live in," Hughes said at the time. "The housing authority has two years' waiting lists, and we need something more than the vehicle and the parks to go to. We need our own kitchen and our own bathroom. Please help." She'd also like a 62" Plasma television and an Escalade with chrome spinners.
Hughes said her son had lost his job, leaving them homeless. So sad. I can barely hold back the water works here.
At the time, Obama gave Hughes a kiss on the cheek and a promise: "We're going to do everything we can to help you, but there are a lot of people like you." Using the Obama translator; this means "Vote for me. I'll steal money from hard-working people and give it to you so you can continue to be a lazy, financially irresponsible loser."
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POLIÇA have announced a deluxe edition of their 2013 album "Shulamith", the deluxe comes packaged with a 4-track EP. which will also be available as a standalone 10-inch later in the year. The new material includes lead single, "Raw Exit" and the band's stunning rendition of the Leslie Gore ballad, "You Don't Own Me", both of which you may have heard as part of POLIÇA's live set over the past few months, and the former of which is now available to stream in all of its studio-version glory, courtesy of Stereogum
"Shulamith" (Deluxe) is available to pre-order now on iTunes, or as an alternative, "Raw Exit" is available to download as standalone single: http://smarturl.it/shulamithdeluxe
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Bostic Campaign 'Surging' Before Runoff? : The Other McCain
UPDATE IV: Mark Sanford's sister is worried and sent an e-mail:
I've heard from as far away as Greenville (a huge evangelical church there from which the Bostic Campaign has requested phone calls and additional vans) exactly what the Bostic Campaign is doing. They are working in many evangelical churches, and they have the respective church leaderships organizing vanloads of their parishioners going to the Board of Elections all this week to vote early. They're keeping the vans through Election Day next Tuesday. In Beaufort, they are working with several large churches — one is the Community Bible Church in Shell Point (a man I know there said he was going to vote for another candidate in the primary, but had been told directly by his pastor to vote for Bostic.) There are lots of others of these very large churches up in Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and North Charleston that they're working with as well.
Yeah, that's the kind of guy I want to get behind – another Republican conservative in the pocket of the evangelical Christian church.
Ah, well. If you insist that you have to be the Party of God, well, I suppose this is what you end up with.