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COLUMBIA, S.C. - A Richland County sheriff's deputy has been charged with running a red light and causing a wreck in Columbia that injured a woman.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol has charged Cpl. Ken Proffitt with disregarding a traffic signal, WIS-TV reported.
Sheriff's Lt. Curtis Wilson says Proffitt was on duty at the time, but was not responding to a call when his patrol car hit another car at an intersection Friday night. Troopers said Proffitt's blue lights were not on when he entered the intersection.
Troopers said surveillance video from a nearby convenience store showed Proffitt running the light.
Proffitt was treated for his injuries at a Columbia hospital. A woman driving the other car was treated for scratches and bruises.
Sheriff Leon Lott said his department is investigating the wreck and will take appropriate action.
It was not clear if Proffitt has an attorney.
Information from: WIS-TV, http://www.wistv.com
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WWE and its stars shared photos, thoughts and links in what was an entertaining week outside the ring.
CM Punk's controversial tweet about the Pope was the most talked about bit of WWE social media, but the best stuff was fueled by Black History Month, the Olympics being without wrestling and general silliness.
Zack Ryder, Paul Heyman, Kofi Kingston and others gave fans things to laugh at or think on.
From Friday to Friday, from Feb. 8 to Feb. 15, here are the best bits of social media given to us by the WWE family.

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Oklahoma City police are investigating an overnight shooting.
One man is in the hospital Monday morning after he was shot near Northwest 23rd Street and North Purdue Street, according to police. He is in stable condition and is expected to recover, officers said.
Investigators plan to talk to him Monday to find out what happened. Police said they do not have a description of the shooter.
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Holly Treaster and Stephen Wagner Jr. were married on June 25, 2011, at Brookmere Winery and Vineyard Inn, Belleville.
The bride is the daughter of Kay Treaster, of Lewistown, and James Treaster Jr., of Belleville. The groom is the son of June Smith and Stephen Wagner Sr., both of Bradford.
The maid of honor was Valerie Henninger, of Lewistown.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wagner Jr.
The best man was Brandon Schadle, of Norristown.
Bridesmaids were: Megan Yoder, of State College; Kacy Smith, of Burnham; and Lindsay Wagner, of Grove City, sister of groom.
Flower girl was Jennica Smith, daughter of bridesmaid Kacy Smith.
Groomsmen were: Gregory Rice, of Alexandria, Va.; Jason Austin, of Bradford; and Brandon Treaster, of Belleville, brother of the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Pastor Dave Michel, of Stepping Stones Community Church, State College, and also included Ruth Hunter, harpist, and Meaghan Dieterle, of Norristown, and Sharron Smith, of Alexandria, Va., attendants.
A reception followed at Brookmere Winery and Vineyard Inn.
The bride is a 1998 graduate of Indian Valley High School and plans to graduate from Penn State in 2012.
The groom is a 1998 graduate of Bradford Central Christian and 2004 graduate of Clarion University.
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The two girls may have grown up only a few miles from each other, but their experiences have been worlds apart.
When 9-year-old Sloane Grodnick of Princeton Township read about an 8-year-old Trenton girl who was recently found in a squalid South Logan Avenue home where she had allegedly been tied up and left to starve by her mother, she took it upon herself to try and bridge that gap.
"I came into the kitchen and she said, 'I'm going upstairs to start packing up my toys. There's a little girl who has a horrible mommy and she needs my things,'" said Lori Grodnick, Sloane's mother.
Now that one gesture has spread to two Princeton-area schools where students are collecting clothes, toys, and other items for the 8-year-old.
The Trenton girl was discovered by Mercer County sheriff's officers on May 19 when they went to the home to take the girl's mother, Plesie Nichols, to a court appearance.
While they didn't find Nichols, they did find her 8-year-old daughter, who weighed little more than 40 pounds. Her arms were covered with lacerations from having been tied with bootlaces to bedposts and doorknobs.
She was treated at St. Christopher's Hospital in Philadelphia before being released last Thursday and placed with a foster family.
Nichols and her boyfriend, Anthony Roberson, were arrested and charged with aggravated assault, endangering the welfare of a child and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
"The case touched all of us," Trenton police Capt. Mark Kieffer said. "It really gets you down, because you think, has society really gone down this far?"
Lori and Sloane Grodnick are hoping to prove that it hasn't.
Instead of packing up her own toys, Lori Grodnick suggested Sloane start collecting new items with the girls in her Brownie Troop, which is made up of girls from Johnson Park School and Stuart Country Day School.
From there, the effort expanded to all the students at the schools.
A sizable batch of clothes, toys, games, and arts and crafts has amassed in the front office of Johnson Park, Grodnick said.
Tomorrow, Kieffer and Det. Quinton June, who was one of the officers who initially went to the house, will head to the school to pick up the gifts and bring them to the girl.
"I think we should overwhelm this child," Lori Grodnick said. "We want to show her that mankind is not all bad."
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Unforgettable Travel Moments of 2013
The birth of England's future king, a high-wire act across the Grand Canyon … and some very sexy swimsuit models across 7 continents – see 2013's most unforgettable travel moments.
Presidential Inauguration"Faith in America's Future" was the theme of America's 57th presidential inauguration. In a nod to 2 big milestones -- the 150th anniversary of both the Emancipation Proclamation and the Capitol dome's completion -- the Washington, DC, festivities culminated in President Obama's public swearing-in ceremony on the Capitol's west side. 960 1280
One World Trade CenterOut of the ashes, a resilient triumph: In November One World Trade Center was officially named the tallest building in North America. The height of One World Trade Center was purposely set at 1,776 feet, in tribute to America's Declaration of Independence and the nearly 3,000 Americans who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. 960 1280
Prince George of CambridgeRoyal baby mania gripped the world, as news crews waited outside London's St. Mary's Hospital for news of Kate and William's royal delivery. Initial reports of a baby girl were quickly put to rest once the easel outside Buckingham Palace delivered the July 22 news: George Alexander Louis had arrived. 960 1280
Breaking Bad ToursIt's not every day that a city embraces its image as a meth-producing drug haven, unless, of course, that city is the subject of one of the most popular dramas of all time. Breaking Bad put Albuquerque on the map in a big way, and while Walt and Jesse's adventures have ended, don't count on Breaking Bad tours to follow suit anytime soon. 960 1280
Government Shutdown, Blue Ridge ParkwayFor the first time in 17 years, the US government shut down in October, and for the next 3 weeks, the nation watched as America's national parks and memorials were barricaded. The grim news turned the spotlight on state parks nationwide, as well as the Blue Ridge Parkway, where travelers could still find reprieve. 960 1280
Gettysburg AnniversaryAt just under 300 words, the Gettysburg Address summed up what was at stake in the Civil War, and what the death of tens of thousands of young men could ultimately mean to a hurting nation. In November the town of Gettysburg celebrated Lincoln's words, months after having marked the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. 960 1280
London Underground AnniversaryLondon had its own big 150th anniversary to celebrate this year, with the London Underground – the world's first underground railway – marking its historic birthday. Various events throughout London have marked the Tube's 150th anniversary, including a restored antique railway that traveled the same path as the Tube did back in 1863. 960 1280
Pope Francis, Vatican City TourIn a shock to the world, Pope Benedict abruptly resigned in February, becoming the first pope to do so in nearly 600 years. But then the world got a look at affable Pope Francis, originally from Argentina, and an upbeat air returned to this fascinating city-state within Italy, along with renewed interest in Vatican City tours. 960 1280
Miss America, Atlantic CityIt was exciting enough that the historic Miss America pageant returned to Atlantic City for the first time in 6 years. Then the pageant got even cooler when 2013's winner turned out to be the first-ever Miss America of Indian descent: New York native Nina Davuluri. 960 1280
JFK Assassination Anniversary, DallasA dark day in Dallas, and the nation's history, was relived in late November, as somber crowds gathered in Dealey Plaza to remember America's 35th president. This year marked the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination, sparking epic reminiscences of how life changed that day. 960 1280
Grand Central TerminalIn the 1970s, Grand Central Terminal was slated for demolition, until Jackie Kennedy joined in the effort to help save the iconic NYC train terminal. February marked Grand Central's 100th anniversary, and with it, the continuation of a NYC landmark that sees some 700,000 commuters a day. 960 1280
Tokyo 2020 OlympicsBeating out some formidable competition (Istanbul and Madrid), Tokyo landed a big win in September: For the first time since 1964, Japan's capital got the nod to host the Summer Olympic Games. Slated for 2020, the games will unfold in Tokyo's revamped National Olympic Stadium. 960 1280
Bret Michaels on Travel ChannelIn May, legendary rocker Bret Michaels traded in his mic for a sledgehammer and a whole new venture. As host of Travel Channel's Rock My RV, Bret brought his passion for RVs to Travel's audience, and proved that America's favorite bandana-wearing rocker knows how to rock it in more ways than one. 960 1280
HyperloopNo, it's not Blade Runner, it's better: The futuristic Hyperloop will transport passengers in under 30 minutes between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The vision of billionaire Elon Musk, which he unveiled in August, the solar-powered transportation system is slated to take off once California state government approves the project. For commuters who must currently brave a 6-hour commute, that may not be a moment too soon. 960 1280
Obamas in IrelandFirst Lady Michelle Obama's paid a visit to the Emerald Isle in June with daughters Sasha and Malia. Part of the Obamas' 2-day Ireland trip included a visit to the valley of Glendalough, in County Wicklow, where they met with local tour guide George McClafferty. No word on whether he sang, "There's No One as Irish as Barack Obama," to them in honor of the president's Irish roots. 960 1280
Ghost Adventures in TransylvaniaIn October, Ghost Adventures ushered in its 100th episode in a monumental way, becoming the very first paranormal TV program to investigate the St. Louis home that inspired The Exorcist movie and novel. The crew followed up the 100th episode with another big turn, heading to Transylvania for Halloween. 960 1280
Nik Wallenda's Grand Canyon WalkPlenty of nail-biting moments unfolded during the live broadcast of Nik Wallenda's high-wire act near the Grand Canyon in June. The self-proclaimed "King of the Wire" walked across the Little Colorado River Gorge outside Grand Canyon National Park's borders, in under 25 minutes, with no safety harness. Can we say insane? 960 1280
Boston World SeriesA city shaken by the Boston Marathon bombing in April rebounded with a bittersweet win in October, when the Boston Red Sox scored 3 runs in the third inning and 3 in the fourth to defeat St. Louis and win the World Series. 960 1280
Philippines TyphoonThe Philippines suffered its most devastating loss in early November, when Typhoon Haiyan made landfall, killing nearly 10,000 people in what would become the deadliest typhoon in the Philippines' history. 960 1280
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, AntarcticaThe world's sexiest models, across 7 continents. Sports Illustrated celebrated its 50th anniversary year in style 2013's SI Swimsuit edition, with one eye-catching look of Kate Upton going polar bare in Antarctica. We went undercover ourselves, revealing SI's sexiest models' sexiest destination picks. 960 1280
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Wrigley Field's 100thBefore it was ever known as Wrigley Field, Chicago's famed baseball venue went by 2 previous names. Built in 1914 for the Chicago Federal League baseball team, the stadium was first known as Weeghman Park, and later, as Cubs Park. In April 2014, Wrigley Field's 100th birthday bash will showcase 10 decade-themed home stands as the stadium hosts the Arizona Diamondbacks. 960 1280
St. Louis Turns 250The Gateway City marks its 250th anniversary this year. In 1764, French fur trader Pierre Laclede set out to construct a trading post near the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Laclede eventually settled on a site 18 miles downriver. Today, St. Louis's riverfront area is named Laclede's Landing in his honor. 960 1280
Berlin Wall's Fall, 25 Years LaterGermany marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in November. The anniversary joins 2 other big events this year: 100 years since the outbreak of WWI and 75 years since the start of the second, earning 2014 the nickname in Germany of Super-Gedenkjahr, or the "super-year of commemoration." 960 1280
WWI Turns 100In July 2014, the world marks the 100th anniversary of the Great War. In July 1914, Austro-Hungarian Empire formally declared war on Serbia, setting off World War I. Learn the story at the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, MO. The 32,000-square-foot facility consists of 2 theaters, exhibitions of period artifacts and replica trenches. 960 1280
50th Anniversary of the Ford MustangOn April 17, 1964, Ford Motor Company unveiled the Mustang, and the smooth, 2-door beaut quickly became a fixture of American muscle car culture. (Who could forget the 7-minute chase scene in 1968's Bullitt, when a Ford Mustang GT 390 rips through the streets of San Francisco?) Grab your shades, and celebrate the Mustang's 50th with a ride in a sixth-generation Mustang this year. 960 1280
D-Day 70th AnniversaryThis year marks the 70th anniversary of D-Day, when the coast of Normandy, code-named Omaha Beach, saw the Allied invasion against German-occupied France. Commemorations will unfold everywhere from Bedford, VA, to the Norman coast, where Queen Elizabeth will be guest of honor. Meanwhile, Holland America is offering a 12-day D-Day tour, and a plethora of Normandy tours will recall the June 6 landings. 960 1280
Japan's Bullet Train (Shinkansen): 50th AnniversaryJapan's high-speed railway turns 50 this year. In October 1964, the Tōkaidō Shinkansen opened between Tokyo and the Shin-Ōsaka Station 320 miles away, for a total trip time of 4 hours. Today, the journey takes about 3 hours. Spring 2014 will see test runs of the new Series E7 bullet train, with a top speed of 160 mph. 960 1280
Sundance Film Festival's 30thAmerica's top independent film festival sees its 30th anniversary this year. Founded by Robert Redford in 1981, Sundance Film Festival has gone on to showcase such groundbreaking films as Little Miss Sunshine and Beasts of the Southern Wild. This year's festival will be held in Park City, Salt Lake City, Ogden and Sundance Resort. 960 1280
The Beatles: 50th Anniversary of US DebutIn early 1964, the Beatles kicked off their first official US tour with an appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. Months later, with Beatlemania at its height, the Beatles performed at the Hollywood Bowl (pictured). Relive the 50th anniversary of the Fab Four's US invasion with a Magical History Tour and a Beatles Walking Tour in NYC. 960 1280
Shackleton's Antarctic Expedition: 100th AnniversaryJust as WWI broke out, Sir Ernest Shackleton embarked on the first land crossing of the Antarctic continent. Then his ship, Endurance, became trapped in ice. This year marks the 100th anniversary of Shackleton's heroic journey. Relive one of the greatest survival stories of all time on an Antarctica cruise, the last frontier for cruise travelers. 960 1280
South Africa: 20 Years of FreedomThis year South Africa celebrates 20 years of freedom and general elections. In 1994, on the heels of decades of struggle led by Nelson Mandela, South Africa transitioned from apartheid to a government of majority rule. Take a South Africa tour, and see where history was made. 960 1280
Yosemite's 150th AnniversaryThis year marks Yosemite's 150th anniversary. In June 1864, Abraham Lincoln signed the Yosemite Grant Act, the first land grant in the nation to protect wild lands for the enjoyment of future generations. This year, more than 150 events are planned at Yosemite to mark the historic milestone. 960 1280
New Jersey Turns 350The Garden State celebrates its 350th birthday in 2014. In 1664 Charles II of England granted a chunk of land on the East Coast to his brother, James. James then gave 2 friends part of the land; it was soon named New Jersey. It's all just one more reason to celebrate the land of bikinis and boardwalks. 960 1280
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BermudaTheir first international trip "has Emily written all over it"-- Bermuda, an island of turquoise waters, pink sands and tiny bikinis. She and her bachelors explored quaint St. George's, competed in a sailboat race at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club and walked under a lucky Moon Gate, which legend says blesses young lovers. 960 1280
Rosewood Tucker's PointThe bachelors arrived on mopeds at the gorgeous Rosewood Tucker's Point, an 88-room British colonial-style luxury resort. On a 1-on-1 date, Emily and Doug enjoyed a candlelit dinner in the wine cellar at The Point, the resort's fine dining restaurant. 960 1280
Afternoon Tea at the Chiswick HouseEmily and Jef's 1-on-1 date got off to a rocky start at the Chiswick House, but chances are you'll have a much better time sharing afternoon tea at the magnificent estate without Jean, their etiquette coach, hovering over you. 960 1280
London EyeThe 2 capped off the night by sharing dessert onboard the London Eye. Visitors can hire private capsules to take in the stunning skyline, too, but if you opt for the Cupid's Capsule, let's hope you enjoy the champagne and truffles more than Emily and Jef -- who left their dessert untouched. 960 1280
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DreamlinerFirst Dreamliner Commercial Flight
All Nippon Airways (ANA) piloted the first commercial flight of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner from Tokyo's Narita airport to Hong Kong on Oct. 26. The world's first major airliner to use composite materials for most of its construction made its debut after years of delays and billions of dollars spent over budget. The inaugural flight was filled with aviation enthusiasts who paid thousands of dollars for a seat and raved about the plane's amenities. 960 1280
Hurricane IreneHurricane Irene Shuts Down East Coast
Hurricane Irene came ashore at North Carolina on Aug. 27 as a Category 1 storm. The huge, slow-moving tempest traveled up 1,100 miles of US coastline, leaving a trail of destruction resulting in 45 deaths and losses of up to $7 billion. The severe weather crippled travel along the East Coast, where more than 10,000 flights were cancelled, much of Amtrak's service between Washington, DC, and Boston was suspended and many highways were closed. 960 1280
Arab SpringArab Spring
On Jan. 25, Arab Spring uprisings spread from Tunisia and other North African countries to Egypt, culminating in the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak 17 days later. While Egyptians rejoiced at the peaceful coup, the fallout crippled the tourism industry, the country's largest source of revenue and jobs. Even as tourists began to return to landmarks such as the Pyramids at Giza and Cairo's Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, Egyptians again took to the streets in November, protesting the interim military government. 960 1280
Flip CamCisco Ceases Production of the Flip Video Camera
On April 12, Cisco announced that it was ceasing production of the Flip video recorder, a device that revolutionized the digital video camera market and became the trusty companion of travel bloggers worldwide. Cisco purchased Pure Digital Technology Inc., the inventor of Flip, in a $590 million deal in 2009. 960 1280
Earthquake and TsunamiEarthquake and Tsunami Hit Japan
On Friday, Mar. 10, Japan's eastern coast was rocked by a 9.0-magnitude earthquake, one of the largest ever recorded, then slammed by a ferocious 23-foot tsunami. The initial disaster killed thousands of people and wiped out entire towns and villages. Survivors endured weeks of aftershocks and rolling blackouts, while explosions and radiation leaks at the Fukushima nuclear plant caused worldwide panic. Measurement of the economic, environmental and human toll is ongoing. 960 1280
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No one was hurt when a LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 767 flying from Newark, NJ, with 230 people onboard made an emergency landing at Warsaw's airport after its landing gear failed to deploy. Live television footage showed the plane sliding on its belly, sparks flying as it hit the runway, then being covered in flame retardant foam. 960 1280
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On Oct. 29, Qantas Airways, the world's 10th largest airline, grounded its entire fleet around the world and locked out striking employees. The airline said it made the move because it could not meet the "extreme demands" of 3 unions representing pilots, mechanics and ground staff. The airline resumed flights 2 days later after an Australian tribunal ordered an end to the dispute that affected nearly 70,000 passengers. 960 1280
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If you're sitting on an extra $200,000, why not join the 430 would-be amateur astronauts who have already signed up for a Virgin Galactic suborbital flight? The deposit is only $20,000, and since the company has yet to reveal an exact launch date, you have time to save up for the rest. If that's still a little much, buy a T-shirt on the website for just $40. 960 1280
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WASHINGTON, D.C. --Concerned with the record high prices of home heating oil, U.S. Congressman Frank A. LoBiondo (NJ-02) has petitioned President George W. Bush to release the remaining $20 million in contingency funds under the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and to include $5.1 billion in the 2009 budget for the program.
According to the Energy Information Administration, heating oil prices will be 10 to 22 percent higher on average this year, with levels reaching near $3.50 per gallon in New Jersey.
LoBiondo and 85 of his House colleagues wrote the President in a bipartisan letter.
"Winter is here and, with the rising prices in heating oil, I am deeply concerned some South Jersey households will struggle to heat their homes. LIHEAP funding is critically-important for those who would otherwise be forced to sacrifice the necessities of life such as food, rent, and prescription drugs to pay heating costs," said LoBiondo. "Record high energy prices necessitate increased program resources to ensure that no family is forced to suffer through a severe winter without heat. I urge the President to release the remaining funding for this year's LIHEAP program so that the states and municipalities can help those in greatest need."
LIHEAP is a federal block grant program that provides states with annual funding to operate home energy assistance programs for low-income households. In addition to helping to pay energy bills for low-income families and the elderly, LIHEAP helps to fund energy crisis intervention programs, low-cost residential weatherization and other energy-related home repairs.
More information and the application procedures for receiving LIHEAP assistance in New Jersey is available online.
Here's a list of the local centers for counties comprising the 2nd Congressional District:
Atlantic Human Resources
1 S. New York Ave., Ste. 610
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Marvin Laws, LIHEAP Coordinator
(609) 348-3901
Monday-Friday. 8:30AM - 4:30PM
Atlantic Human Resources
Martin Luther King Center
Martin Luther King Blvd.
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Thelma Hampton
(609) 343-7380 Ext. 4646
Monday -Friday, 8:30AM - 4:30PM
Atlantic Human Resources
Pleasantville Center
119 Bellevue Ave.
Pleasantville, NJ 08232
Henry Yarborough, Center Coordinator
(609) 641-5111 Ext. 22, 23
Monday -Friday, 8:30AM - 4:30PM
Burlington County CAP
1 Van Sciver Parkway
Willingboro, NJ 08016
Ann Francemore, LIHEAP Coordinator
(609) 835-4329, (609) 835-2464
Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Cape Human Resources (AHR)
Wildwood Community Center
4104 New Jersey Ave.
Wildwood, NJ 08260
Felicia Smith, LIHEAP Coordinator
(609) 522-0231
Monday -Friday, 8:30AM -4:30PM
Tri-County CAP
110 Cohansey St.
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
Trina Meade, Office Manager
(856) 451-2966, Ext. 290
Monday -Friday, 8:00AM -4:30PM
Tri-County CAP
10 E. Madison St.
Paulsboro, NJ 08066
Cindy Lebron, Assistant Director of Neighborhood Services
Lynette Bagby, Office Manager
(856) 423-0040
Monday-Friday, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Tri-County CAP
14 New Market St.
Salem, NJ 08079
Cindy Lebron, Director, Neighborhood Services
Constance Campbell, Office Manager
(856) 935-0944
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Movie capsules: What's playing in Erie, Meadville, Nov. 21 -- Nov. 27
TINSELTOWN: "Elf" on Sunday, 2 p.m., and Wednesday, 2 and 7 p.m. "Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor" in 3-D on Monday, 7:30 (sold out) and 10 p.m.
TINSELTOWN: "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire."
TINSELTOWN: "Dallas Buyers Club." "The Christmas Candle." "Delivery Man."
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire." "Delivery Man."
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2" in 2-D. "Captain Phillips." "Gravity" in 2-D.
LAST SHOWINGS Wednesday
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "12 Years a Slave." "Free Birds" in 2-D. "Ender's Game." "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa."
TINSELTOWN: "Frozen" 2-D and 3-D.
MOVIES AT MEADVILLE: "Frozen" in 2-D and 3-D. "Homefront."
"The Hunger Games: CATCHING FIRE": Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) become targets of the Capitol after their victory in the 74th Hunger Games sparks a rebellion in the Districts of Panem.
"Delivery Man": An affable underachiever (Vince Vaughn) finds out he's fathered 533 children through anonymous donations to a fertility clinic 20 years ago. Now he must decide whether or not to come forward when 142 of them file a lawsuit to reveal his identity.
"Dallas Buyers Club": Set in 1985, redneck Ron Woodroof (Matthew McConaughey) is diagnosed with HIV and goes on a desperate quest for AZT, a rare new drug that's undergoing clinical testing. (1:57. R for pervasive language, some strong sexual content, nudity and drug use.)
"The Christmas Candle": When the electric age dawns in the small village of Gladbury in 1890, a holiday tradition is threatened by a progressive young minister (Hans Matheson). (1:40. PG for mild thematic elements.)
"Frozen": Fearless optimist Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell) teams up with Kristoff (voiced by Jonathan Groff) in an epic journey, encountering Everest-like conditions and a hilarious snowman named Olaf (voiced by Josh Gad) in a race to find Anna's sister Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel), whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom in eternal winter. (1:48. PG for some action and mild rude humor.)
"Homefront": A former DEA agent (Jason Statham) moves his family to a quiet town, where he soon tangles with a local meth druglord (James Franco). (1:40. R for strong violence, pervasive language, drug content and brief sexuality.)
"12 Years a Slave": In the antebellum United States, Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a free black man from upstate New York, is abducted and sold into slavery. Compelling drama ranks as one of 2013's best films. (2:14. R for violence/cruelty, some nudity and brief sexuality.) ****
"About Time": At age 21, Tim (Domhnall Gleeson) discovers he can travel in time and change what happens and has happened in his own life. His decision to make the world better by getting a girlfriend gets complicated. "Time" has some issues with logistics and ethics, but it's undeniably intriguing. (2:03. R for language and some sexual content.) ***
For more: Visit GoErie.com/showcase for all of the capsules.
NOTE: Schedules are subject to change. Check Showcase movie ads and online for late changes.
"ALL IS LOST": After a collision with a shipping container at sea, a resourceful sailor (Robert Redford) finds himself, despite all efforts to the contrary, staring his mortality in the face. Redford gives the performance of a lifetime in this fascinating, taut story. (1:46. PG-13 for brief strong language.) ****
"THE BEST MAN HOLIDAY": When college friends reunite after 15 years during the Christmas holidays, they will discover just how easy it is for long-forgotten rivalries and romances to be ignited. Tends to go on and on, but still amusing and hilarious. (2:04. R for language, sexual content, brief nudity.) **1/2
Captain Phillips": The true story of Captain Richard Phillips (Tom Hanks) and the 2009 hijacking by Somali pirates of the US-flagged MV Maersk Alabama, the first American cargo ship to be hijacked in 200 years. Runs a little long, but an absolutely thrilling film. (2:14. PG-13 for sustained intense sequences of menace, some violence with bloody images and for substance use.) ***1/2
"Carrie": A re-imagining of the classic horror tale about Carrie White (Chloe Grace Moretz), a shy girl outcast by her peers and sheltered by her deeply religious mother (Julianne Moore), who unleashes telekinetic terror on her small town after being pushed too far at her senior prom. Not an amazing remake. Moretz is way too badass to be convincingly vulnerable. (1:39. R for bloody violence, disturbing images, language and some sexual content.) **1/2
"Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2": Flint Lockwood (voiced by Bill Hader) now works at The Live Corp Company for his idol Chester V (voiced by Will Forte). But he's forced to leave when he learns that his most infamous machine is still operational and is churning out menacing food-animal hybrids. The sequel doesn't live up to the beloved story, and the villain is bland. (1:35. PG for mild rude humor.) **
"Ender's Game": The International Military seek out a leader who can save the human race from an alien attack. Ender Wiggin, a brilliant young mind, is recruited and trained to lead his fellow soldiers into a battle that will determine the future of Earth. A promising, thrilling premise, but the film feels kind of stiff. (1:54. PG-13 for some violence, sci-fi action and thematic material.) **
"Free Birds": Two turkeys from opposite sides of the tracks must put aside their differences and team up to travel back in time to change the course of history -- and get turkey off the holiday menu for good. There are some fun moments, but the script is stretched way too thin. (1:31. PG for some action/peril and rude humor.) *1/2
"GRAVITY": A medical engineer (Sandra Bullock) and an astronaut (George Clooney) work together to survive after an accident leaves them adrift in space. Directed by Alfonso Cuaron. Incredible performances and visually stunning -- especially in 3-D. (1:30. PG-13 for intense perilous sequences, disturbing images, brief strong language.) ****
"Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa": Eight-six-year-old Irving Zisman (Johnny Knoxville) is on a journey across America with the most unlikely companion: his 8 year-old grandson, Billy (Jackson Nicoll). There's actually an attempt to create a plot, but most of the funny stuff was already shown in the movie trailers. (1:32. R for strong crude and sexual content throughout, language, some graphic nudity and brief drug use.) **
"Last Vegas": Three 60-something friends take a break from their day-to-day lives to throw a bachelor party in Las Vegas for their last remaining single pal. Doesn't reach the same zaniness as "Hangover," but the cast is talented and the story is thoughtful and warm. (1:45. PG-13 for sexual content and language.)
"Thor: THE DARK WORLD": Faced with an enemy that even Odin (Anthony Hopkins) and Asgard cannot withstand, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) must embark on his most perilous and personal journey yet. The sequel is lighter in tone, and features the obligatory, predictable CGI-heavy finale. **1/2 (1:52. PG-13 for sequences of intense sci-fi action and violence, and some suggestive content.)
SOURCES: Reviews are excerpted from wire services. Previews are courtesy of the Internet Movie Database.
RATINGS: The Motion Picture Association of America ratings are G for general audiences; PG parental guidance because of material possibly unsuitable for children; PG-13 parents are strongly cautioned to give guidance for attendance of children younger than 13; R restricted, younger than 17 admitted only with parent or adult guardian; NC-17 no one younger than 17 admitted.


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When an individual performs in a way to get reactions from his/her peers which will get them rollin and clowin around.
Yo dawg, that nigga be foolin he keeps throwin dem 40s back.
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When you be actin' a fool. Acting crazy, gettin' all wild.
Damn, you drank 3 40s and started tossin' bar stools, you be foolin' playa.
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1. To have fun
2. To be really funny
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2. To be really funny
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we was foolin!
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Acting crazy
Out of your mind
Out of your mind
DaQuan: "Dang, I left my jacket in the house, but I ain't going back for it even if it snowed."
Tysha: "What! You foolin'"
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(another goody from Philly, PA)It's a synonym to skitssin and trippin it just rolls off of tongue so easily. Is mostly to be said about someone but not to the person being talked about.
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Groupon Restatement Just the Latest Slip Up
Groupon is stumbling. Again.
The daily-deals site an analyst once called an "overgrown toddler" is restating financial results and has included a statement of a "material weakness in its internal controls" in its annual filings.
Shares are down 6.4% in after-hours trading, $17.20. Its IPO price was $20.
As the short history of Groupon has shown, this company has a way of tripping over itself on its way to market glory.
Here's a short list of the issues that have arisen at Groupon:
Corrected revenue – In a September filing, Groupon changed how it counts revenue. The accounting change meant that Groupon's reported revenue was half what the company previously reported — $312.9 million for 2010, compared with $644.7 million reported under Groupon's prior revenue-accounting treatment.
Unconventional metric — Groupon in its first IPO filing touted how it didn't measure itself in conventional ways, but instead used something called "Adjusted Consolidated Segment Operating Income." The metric would show Groupon's operating income minus costs to land new subscribers, which is essentially the bulk of its expenses. The SEC asked what that was all about. Groupon subsequently updated the filing to reduce the metric's importance.
The CEO Memo — In August, a foul-mouthed excitable email to staff from CEO Andrew Mason reached the press. The memo defended the company from what Mason said were ridiculous news stories speculating Groupon was struggling. The problem: Mason wasn't allowed to say anything publicly that could excite investors during the quiet period. The memo might not have been too big of an issue, until a Groupon spokesperson directed a member of the media to use it as evidence supporting the company. The SEC came asking so Groupon added part of the memo to its filing. But that wasn't enough, as it was eventually forced to add the entire memo to its IPO filings.
The U.K. advertising probe – In December, the U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority said it was asking the country's Office of Fair Trading to look into Groupon's "repeated breaches" of the advertising code. Groupon agreed earlier this month to change its practices there.


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A Christian church and an Islamic center are seeking to set an example of unity in one Tennessee community.
Last year, Heartsong United Methodist Church in Cordova, Tenn. allowed members of the Memphis Islamic Center to use its sanctuary for Ramadan prayers.
Now the two congregations are planning to host a joint blood drive in honor of the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
"We all thought what a better witness could we do together than on a day-- the 10th anniversary of the day when so many lives were senselessly lost to an act of terror, several acts of terror-- that we come together," said Jathaniel Cavitt, director of Student Ministries at Heartsong.
Heartsong says they hope to make a statement: giving life by giving blood.
"We really see this as a witness to our faith in Jesus; they see it as a witness to their faith, and we both see it as a witness to civility, sacrifice and the true American spirit," Heartsong Pastor Steve Stone said.
The blood drive is not the first time the church and mosque have worked together.
They perform joint community outreach once a month. They're even planning to build a community park that will be located on the property of both congregations.
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Affinity Generator and UFC Event
June 20 2016
Working with Filmwerks International to provide six days of 24 hr power for the recent UFC event at TD Place. Tony & Don are a wee bit tired.
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June 16 2016
This week Affinity is recording a series of optical networking technology demos for Ciena.
It's also the debut of our new Softron M80 recording system, which can simultaneously capture up to eight separate cameras, scan-converted computer displays or other HD sources - all with matching time code. The resulting ProRes files can then easily be synched and edited as multicam iso clips, resulting in huge flexibility and time savings in post.
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June 15 2016
So great to see Affinity's Cave & Basin Heritage Site Visitor's video being shown on four screens as it is supposed to be seen! This picture was taken at the Parks Canada National Office - the original version is playing in Banff and stretches over 70 feet. Kudos to Jeremy Atherton (director), Lowell Cochrane (writer), Karl Roeder (DOP), Chris Coote (editor / post process design), Jamie Muntean and crew (graphics and animation), Serge Cote (composition, sound design), Howard Sonnenburg (audio post / site mixing), David Zimmerly (post production and site playback consultant), and Marye Ménard-Bos (Mother Earth voice-over)!
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May 24 2016
David Zimmerly, our Post-production Supervisor | Editor | TP | TD wears many hats. Here he's got his toque on. He's in Iqaluit with our colleague Rick Henry. While Ottawa basked in summer temperatures over the weekend, it's currently hovering around the freezing point there, with fairly steady, fluffy snow since they've arrived.
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A place to sit and think. Also a good place to take a plop.
I'm going to go to the toilet and figure this out.
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n. 1. The system of depositing one's feces invented by Mr. Crapper himself when one day his wife got sick of him taking dumps in the kitchen sink.
synonyms-latrine, crapper, lavatory, john, the can, the pot, stool, throne, potty, commode
synonyms-latrine, crapper, lavatory, john, the can, the pot, stool, throne, potty, commode
Seymour likes to drink out of the toilet.
por Seymour Butz 27 de Março de 2003
A seat-like object where you dis-charge feces from the anus.
"You get more ass than a toilet seat"
por Master of Poo 21 de Março de 2005
A bowl for urinating or defecating into. However, people use this bowl to throw rubbish away and to spunk into and throw tampons into.
"Dude, Toilet!"
por Soiled Undergarment 11 de Julho de 2003
the crapper
whoa, check out that crap in that toilet, it looks like maria!
por .. 10 de Junho de 2003
Its a sanctuary where you take a shit Sometimes you may piss or even upchuck... Human waste goes here.
Cassandra uses the toilet quite often.
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A cool winter breeze.
The toilet feels good on your face after a hard night of drinking.
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• Who: Michigan vs. Ohio State
• Kickoff: Noon at Michigan Stadium
• Live coverage: Join the MLive conversation at 11:15 a.m. and follow Nick Baumgardner (@nickbaumgardner), Josh Slagter (@JoshSlagter) and Brendan Quinn (@BFQuinn) on Twitter.
• Radio: Michigan IMG Sports Network, WTKA-AM (1050) in Ann Arbor, WWJ-AM (950) in Detroit
• Latest spread: Michigan +16
• Series record: Michigan leads, 58-44-6 (Last meeting: Ohio State won, 26-21, in 2012)
Brady Hoke's team is trending in the wrong direction. There's been little progress on the offensive line this season, and the offense as a hole as stalled in November. It's up to Hoke fix Michigan's problems. What needs to be done?
(Editor's note: This week's featured reader responses are from emails.)
"It is obvious, and has been over the last two seasons, the offense has failed to improve. Be it play selection, youth, injuries, personnel, or simple execution the core of the problem is (offensive coordinator Al) Borges. He has failed the team in every way possible. The only change needed now is a new offensive coordinator. Even if it isn't THE answer it is like changing goalies -- sometimes you just have to shake things up." — David Cooke
"I would hate to see Hoke end up like (Rich) Rodriguez. Neglecting any facet of your team or delegating a part of the program to someone is fine if things are progressing but if players are regressing and play calling is not fostering improvement then this is when the man in charge needs to step in and make changes, tweaks, whatever is necessary to get things moving in the right direction." — clareburtbaseball
"Starting next year, Michigan and Ohio St will be in the same division, and playoffs for the national championship will take place. Accordingly, Michigan will have to beat Ohio St to have a chance for playing in a championship game (conference, national or both) in most years. So, will Brady Hoke be able to outwit Urban Meyer? highly unlikely." — Andrew Kim
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With acne being the most common skin disorder plaguing our clients nationwide we cannot afford to not know more. 85% of people in the U.S will experience acne at some point in their lives. Estheticians are looked to more and more to help these and clients provide solutions to this seemingly never ending issue. Equip yourselves with additional knowledge to take back to your clients and offer alternatives for success in your treatment room.
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Greenwich, NY -- The second annual Southern Adirondack Fiber Producers Cooperative wool pool is set for June 14-16 at the Washington County Fairgrounds on state Route 29 in Greenwich.
Pool hours are noon to 4 p.m. June 14; and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 15 and 16.
A large national wool buyer is offering sheep farmers from throughout New York state and neighboring Massachusetts and Vermont money for their fiber in three classes: 1. Clean white wool at least 2-1/2" in length; 2. White offsorts including short and dirty fiber, and head and belly wool; and 3. Natural color wool.
Farms with lots of 1,000 pounds or more should call ahead and to deliver their fiber to the Fairgrounds on Thurs. afternoon June 14. The pool is accepting fiber only from 2010, 2011, and 2012 shearings.
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Lewis Hamilton feels the Belgian Grand Prix is the perfect place to reignite his title challenge when Formula One resumes this weekend.
The Mercedes man has won five races in the 2014 campaign, more than any other driver, but retirements in Australia and Canada as well as qualifying problems in his past two races mean that he trails team-mate Nico Rosberg by 11 points in the drivers' standings.
Mechanical troubles at the German and Hungarian grands Prix saw Hamilton start 20th and 22nd on the grid, but the Briton showed his battling qualities to clinch third spot on both occasions.
And with Formula One returning from a near monthlong break this weekend, the 29-year-old is determined to fight for the title in the final eight races of the season, starting at Spa — a circuit where he was a winner in 2010.
"Personally, I can't wait to get back in the car and back into the battle for the championship," Hamilton told F1's official website.
"There were so many positives to take from the opening 11 races.
"The aim is to put the more difficult times of some of the previous weekends behind us and to recreate the best moments at every race from now on. I love driving at Spa, so there are few better places to start."
Rosberg has been rewarded for a series of consistent performances — only once has he failed to complete a race this term, and of those he has finished he has placed outside the top two just once.
The German's battle with Hamilton has threatened to boil over at times, a situation not helped by Hamilton's refusal to follow team orders and allow Rosberg to take third in Hungary last time out.
But Rosberg insists that the rivalry is one he is relishing.
"In Formula One you just can't afford to give away any advantage," Rosberg commented. "I know that both the team and myself will be working harder than ever to keep improving.
"On top of that, the battle with Lewis has been so close all season — and it could well stay that way right up to the final race — so every last point will be crucial."
While Mercedes have dominated this season, Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo has closed the gap at the top in recent races.
The Australian remains the only man aside from Hamilton and Rosberg to win a race this season — including at Hungary — and he looks like the only man able to prevent a Mercedes championship one-two.
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|San Pedro Ranch is located in Dimmit County 30 miles South of Carrizo Springs, Texas. Five different soil types support a variety of wildlife, high-protein shrubs, forbs, and native grasses. The ranch is low fence and offers fair chase hunting opportunities in the winter for trophy and management bucks. The most scientific, state of the art wildlife management practices have given the San Pedro an outstanding reputation for producing some of the highest quality trophy deer in Texas as measured by Boone and Crocket Club.
Visit the San Pedro Ranch, and you will see approximately 300 head of hardy, gentle, registered Beefmaster cattle, genetically selected to thrive in a brittle, sometimes harsh, environment. Our own San Pedro Beefmaster bulls reflect such distinguished lineage as LBar 5502, Ranger's Pride, Casey, and Nolan Ryan bloodlines. Our heifers descend from cows who have consistently weaned a calf every year – even in difficult drought conditions.
Humane, ethical treatment of animals and conscientious care of the environment is a natural part of our lives at the San Pedro. Consequently, it was a seamless and logical decision to market our calves through the Grassfed Livestock Alliance. Because we have selected so heavily for hearty, efficient cattle, our grass fed calves show favorable conversion ratios, high yields, and excellent grades.
At the San Pedro, we try to make the most of nature's bounty by practicing holistic management – weighing each decision against the over-arching goal of improved native habitat and a healthier ecosystem. Please take a minute to browse our website and see why we love helping nature do what she does best.
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|The San Pedro Ranch was originally a part of an 1812 Spanish Land Grant. Only two other individuals held title to the property before Hugh Fitzsimons Sr., a pioneer in oilfield exploration, purchased the ranch in 1932. Soon after, he replaced the remaining wild Mexican steers and mustangs with a herd of purebred Hereford cattle. Always interested in the most forward thinking management techniques, Mr. Fitzsimons' son, Hugh Jr., began operating the ranch holistically in 1975. Hugh Jr. realized that utilizing the synergy of the water cycle, plant communities, and rotational grazing lead to a healthier ecosystem, which in turn supported healthier livestock and wildlife. Current owners Joseph Fitzsimons and his sister, Pamela Fitzsimons Howard, continue that practice today. As Joseph attests "My father recognized that over the long term we were in the resource and habitat business; cattle and wildlife are some of the crops. We have an integrated approach to livestock and wildlife management. We go on the philosophy that if we work to maximize native habitat in an ecological approach, then the livestock and wildlife will benefit."
The San Pedro Ranch represents a unique confluence of resources: geologic, riparian, biologic, herbaceous, and cultural.
The property sits on the southern edge of the Tamolipan and Chihuanhuan biotic Provinces (click here to view map) on top of an ancient sea bed, covered with 5 different soil orders, (click here to view map) 36 different plant communities, (many of which are transitional species) and inhabited over time by 4 distinct cultural groups. It is in the flight corridor of many migrating birds, including the Monarch butterfly and the black chinned and ruby throated hummingbirds. Because of careful attention to environmental conservation, wildlife on the San Pedro Ranch abounds with dove, quail, white-tailed deer, turkey, and other rare species such as the Texas tortoise and the Texas horned lizard. Everything depends on a healthy, diversified ecosystem, which in turn depends upon sustainable management practices.
By choosing management techniques designed to make the most of what nature provides in the South Texas brush country, the San Pedro Ranch (SPR) converts sun, soil, water, plant, and livestock resources, into a valuable food source – helping mother nature do what she does best.
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- Starring: Lance Reddick, Joshua Jackson, Seth Gabel
- Summary: With Peter missing after trying to save the parallel Earths, the question of how it affects Walter, Olivia and the world is explored.
- Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction
- Creator: J.J. Abrams , Alex Kurtzman , Roberto Orci
- Season 4 premiere date: Sep 23, 2011
- Episode Length: 60
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Mar 18, 2011Fringe is a must watch show. it's incredible. The acting from all cast is outstanding. It's the best sci-fi show in T.V right now. The showFringe is a must watch show. it's incredible. The acting from all cast is outstanding. It's the best sci-fi show in T.V right now. The show has such great characters Olivia (my favourite) , Walter Peter Philip Nina Astrid Charlie and that new guy Lee (Did i miss anyone?) . Watch it live!
10 points for Fringe! Both universes can survive!… Expand
Oct 11, 2011Fringe is a brilliant show. It's THEE best sci-fi show on tv and i would argue that its on of the best show on TV. The cast is absolutelyFringe is a brilliant show. It's THEE best sci-fi show on tv and i would argue that its on of the best show on TV. The cast is absolutely perfection,they can do no wrong.… Expand
Feb 20, 2012Fringe is a must watch show. it's incredible. This show is highly addictive. Even the episodes that don't progress the main story line areFringe is a must watch show. it's incredible. This show is highly addictive. Even the episodes that don't progress the main story line are thrilling, and only continues to amaze.… Expand
Oct 3, 2011Fringe is a must watch show, It's the best sci-fi show in T.V. .The acting from all cast is outstanding. And is in a superior level comparedFringe is a must watch show, It's the best sci-fi show in T.V. .The acting from all cast is outstanding. And is in a superior level compared to other series .… Expand
Jul 10, 2012While season 4 wasn't as great as season 3, Fringe is still gripping and freaky. Anna Torv continues to deliver better and better quality inWhile season 4 wasn't as great as season 3, Fringe is still gripping and freaky. Anna Torv continues to deliver better and better quality in her acting, while John Noble is just perfect to begin with. Seth Gabel is also great as Lincoln Lee, and he really stepped up from season 3. Cant wait for season 5!… Expand
Oct 8, 2014Excellent, outstanding and fascinating. Yes, this fourth season of our truly beloved sci-fi show Fringe is packed with mysterious andExcellent, outstanding and fascinating. Yes, this fourth season of our truly beloved sci-fi show Fringe is packed with mysterious and spectacular things that blows my mind of, and keeps it filled with questions. It truly is the best season so far.
The first two episodes are a bit weak vague in comparison to the overall episode in the previous season, but after that it truly gained momentum, and of course my interest. I don't want to sound to critic but every show got weak aspects, including Fringe, and it got some less impressive and mysterious episodes which keeps my rating under a 9.
But I haven't given up with this sci-fi show just yes. Keep it up!
The average score for each episode is: 7.96
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Jan 16, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. SEASON 4 - It went from extremely good to extremely bad, the ratings have plummeted and with it, the show's budget and the writers' & actors' talents.
The 1st of many mistakes it made was when when they completely re wrote the show leaving a lot of plot holes in its wake. Everything we knew about the show is instantly changed and for the worse by the looks of it - William Bell apparently was killed in a car crash, They never went to Edina, David Robert Jones is still alive (seriously they brought back past enemies!), Rachael never broke up with her husband. The plot holes that it leaves are these:
How does Olivia get kidnapped and swapped when the reason the gang went to the other universe was to bring Peter home when Peter wasn't even there to begin with, why would they go in the first place? Another would be: How did they operate the Bridge when it requires Peter to operate it? Why would Frankie still break up with Alternate Olivia when there was no pregnancy? How did Olivia get Walter out of St Clare's when it requires a family member to get him out!
2nd mistake - Another thing that has taken a turn for the worse are the massive coincidences it has when 2 unrelated characters meet - in this case Nina Sharp and Olivia. I find it completely ridiculous how Nina ends up adopting Olivia and Rachael when they were kids, they are completely separate characters with no history and only met for the first time in the pilot yet coincidentally they end up meeting! LIKE COME ON! REALLY!?! another is the fact that Our universe Lincoln Lee ends up running into Fringe Division... again, really?! Other far fetched coincidences include the bad guys like: Nina turns out to be evil... oh no it actually turns out to be the alternate Nina Sharp working for David Robert Jones who was never sliced in half and made it the other side... but wait! What's this? It turns out David Robert Jones is actually working for William Bell who has been alive the whole time. But wait William Bell is actually evil and wants to destroy both universes and create his own universe ERMAHGAWD the horror! see what i mean, its so stupid?
3rd mistake: half way during the season the writers try to cover their asses by making Olivia remember Peter and the old timeline randomly. Olivia's memories start changing but she doesn't care because she's in love with Peter apparently, if my entire life was being erased with a new one i would want to keep my old life but no, Olivia wants to keep the new memories because she is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO in love with Peter... (thats bullcrap)
4th mistake are the ridiculous far-fetched stories.
The science behind Fringe has always been a bit far fetched but a lot of it is actually possible and the characters can intelligently explain it and a lot of it actually looks cool. Except in season 4 the writer's must have run out of ideas and have started making stuff up! Like one episode it shows an invisible person stealing people's colour.... come on really?! is that the best you can think of?!
5th mistake: Changing the logic behind Cortexiphan See Cortexiphan is the drug that Walter and William tested the kids with in 1985. See the human brain actually has limitless power and capabilities at birth including the abilities of Telekinesis, pyrokinesis, tissue regeneration & travelling between universes but as the brain gets older it starts to go through limitation and the abilities eventually fade as the person reaches adulthood, what Cortexiphan does is stop limitation so the person can keep the abilities and use them, but Cortexiphan can't reverse limitation. But series 4 treats it as if it can strengthen the effects and the powers of the person which just completely contradicts everything said in the 1st two seasons.
Another aspect of Fringe that has suffered is the special effects and CGI, with the slashed budget from miserable ratings the special fx has suffered, some of it does look ok but a fair bit of it looks bad and takes some of the thrill out of the show.
Without the clever writing and snazzy effects to distract us we see the true flaws of the acting (to sum it up) Joshua Jackson can't act to save his life (sorry), Anna Torv's acting is bland, most of her dialogue is said with little emotion especially during emotional scenes, Blair Brown's acting has gone south also - like I said with Anna, bland dialogue..... The only episode I did like was the episode that was set in 2036 when we got a break from the god awful plot line.
So basically Season 4 is a pretty rubbish season and its good to know that Season 5 has improved on it.… Expand
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Two preposterous impossibilities compel me to act.
The first: Christ rose from the dead. Preposterous to assert, but too many witnesses to deny.
The second: the same Spirit that returned him to life now lives in me. Even more preposterous, but also scary.
It's one thing for some celestial being to amaze me with a power demonstration. It's quite another for him to give me that very same power. We humans have a rotten track-record for handling power. Always have. The more we get, the more we mess it up. What was he thinking?
But then I learn, he not only gave me awesome power, he gave me free choice, too. I can do—or not do—all sorts of good works he set up ahead of time for me to do. He equipped me neither as a kindergarten teacher, nor as a Fortune 500 CEO, nor as a pastor. But I fly planes pretty well, build websites, and have a passion for writing. Any way he can use those skills to advance his Kingdom? Yep. Every day he assigns me a small piece of unlimited power to wield for ultimate good. Pretty sweet, actually.
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Although she didn't finish in the top three, which would have earned her a post in women's air pistol on the World Cup USA team, Darian Shenk, of Annville, rebounded from not making the finals on Tuesday to a top finish in the event on Wednesday,
The top three athletes in each of the five pistol events contested at the ongoing Selection Match are assured a spot on the World Cup USA roster and will shoot in Ft. Benning, Ga., during the March 27-April 4 event.
Another Pennsylvanian, Brad Balsley, of Uniontown, captured a spot on the team in men's rapid fire.
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MORGATOWN- West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins has elevated expectations for his basketball team next season.
"We will be a lot better next year," Huggins said.
But he should have no reason, in reflecting on the various happenings of the past season, to apologize for the young Mountaineers' 19-14 record, including 9-9 in the Big East.
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WVU still managed to get into the NCAA Tournament for a fifth consecutive year-the second-longest string in the school's history. The late Fred Schaus took six straight to the big dance to set the record from 1955-60.
This was only the fifth time in Huggins' 30 years as a Division I head coach that his teams have failed to post 20 or more wins in a season.
Three of his clubs won more than 30 games each.
"Looking back over the season, we got hurt early on," recalled Huggins, the nation's fourth-winningest active coach.
"Our first player off the bench was going to be Pat Forsythe (6-foot-11 freshmen center) and he breaks a foot.
"That was early on. We were 5-2 in the Big East and 15-5 overall. I thought we were going to be pretty good, then Kevin Noreen (6-foot-10 freshman center) gets hurt.
Not long after Forsythe went down, 6-foot-10, 245-pound redshirt freshman Noreen was lost with a broken bone in one foot.
"So we then had only eight guys who could play, and that's about when our slide started. There was so much youth in the program," Huggins said
He noted that All-America forward Kevin Jones was about the only player who was consistent game in and game out. Darryl "Truck" Bryant, the only other senior on the squad, lacked the consistency that he sought.
Junior Deniz Kilicli was hampered at times by foul trouble. He and others were nicked up near season's end.
"The hard thing is that we lost 10 games by a total of 29 points," Huggins lamented. "And we were in six overtime games.
"We were close to being a pretty good team. But we just got hurt. For whatever reason, we didn't finish games."
The veteran coach also pointed out that "in all honesty, we had some really bad (officiating) at the end of some games."
He mentioned the uncalled goaltending violation at Syracuse, the foul against Baylor that wasn't a foul, an out-of-bounds play at Connecticut-just bad calls, and those cost WVU opportunities to win."
"If you drew up how to lose, we pretty much did it," Huggins said. "Things you can't do in games like that and win.
"It's youth. If it was just one guy, I could have gotten him out of the game. But it has been somebody different each time, and that just broke our backs."
He certainly recognizes that taking his 2009-10 team to the NCAA Final Four raised higher expectations and he's all for that.
"Again, I feel we'll be very good next year-a lot better," he stated.
Juwan Staten, a 6-foot-1, 190-pound point guard, already is penciled in as a starter for next year. He sat out last year after transferring from the University of Dayton.
"We'll have him in the back court, which will give us a lot more stability. He will be able to run the team.
"You don't get about 200 assists and not know what you're doing. We will have him and Aaric Murray (6-foot-10 transfer from LaSalle) together. He's long and really talented-as talented as about anybody we've had in there.
"Both sat out (as required for transfers) and we recruited three guys that are also good."
Except for the graduated Jones and Bryant, all of the past year's players will be returning for the 2012-13 season.
While Jones averaged 19.9 points and 10.9 rebounds per game this year, Bryant was next in scoring at 16.9 and he was followed by Kilicli at 10.7 points per game.
Others returning include Jabarie Hinds and Keaton Miles, each of whom had at least 30 starts.
Hinds, 5-foot-11 freshmen guard, had 105 assists and averaged 7.4 points per game.
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Tennis history has become a familiar story of next big things reduced to next best. They came, they saw and they conked out, leaving the way clear for the big four to gorge on grand-slam events, while they make do with the odd rogue triumph and the trophy girlfriend.
Grigor Dimitrov has the latter but really wants his girlfriend's trophy, or at least the male version of the one Maria Sharapova won at Wimbledon in 2004. She is on the banner adverts at the bus stop down Church Road, while he is just the bloke on the bus. He has


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STOW – They may not menacingly jump out of water, devour fish or even feed on zooplankton.
But two invasive aquatic plants – the water chestnut and hydrilla – pose a threat to Chautauqua County's ecology and economy as far as environmental and public officials here are concerned.
That is why the officials want boaters and other recreational users on and along the 42 miles of Chautauqua Lake's shoreline to be on the alert this summer for the two species.
"This is the exact time when these plants are going to start popping up," said Jeff Diers, Chautauqua County's watershed coordinator.
Last summer, for the first time, the water chestnut plant was discovered in the lake by a consultant team performing unrelated work in the area. A "massive search party" of about 50 people was immediately assembled to traverse the lake, Diers said.
Seventeen water chestnuts in all, believed to have been deposited in the lake by geese, were found and removed. Each "nutlet" had the potential to spawn five plants. All were confined to the areas near Bemus Point and the mouth of the Chadakoin River near Jamestown, officials said.
Hydrilla plants, found in Tonawanda Creek last summer, have not yet been found in Chautauqua Lake, but officials are girding for their arrival. They fear the species could be introduced by those using their boats in both bodies of water.
"These are weeds that can cover the lake en masse," said Linda Barber, president of the Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy. "You can't use your boats. You can't swim in the water. That's why we want to be on top of this."
Diers said an acre of the lake could have disappeared because of the water chestnut without last year's intervention. The plant thrives in slow-moving water.
The invading plants would eventually explode over time.
"If left untouched year after year, that area of growth will keep extending toward the center of the lake," said Diers.
"Once they start to take hold, they spread and quickly cause havoc on the ecosystem."
County Executive Gregory J. Edwards added, "It basically eliminates all the oxygen for all the plant life and animal life in the system."
Chautauqua County officials, mindful of the impact the species could have on the lake's ecology, not to mention its vast recreation and tourism industry, have formulated the early battle plan to "get ahead" of any visits by the species this summer.
"With any invasive species, it's always important to quickly identify a new introduction and remove it immediately," Diers said.
Anyone who spots one of the plants is asked to call Diers at (716) 661-8915 or Edwards' office at (716) 753-4211.
"We'll get the experts out there and make an absolute determination of what the plant is and then professionally remove it," Edwards said. "That's the key. We have to stay ahead of this. We're playing offense here. "That's the only way we're going to have a realistic chance," he said.
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JAIPUR, India - Far off, there's a sound of panic, low and guttural. The naturalist, explaining the relationship of the common langur monkey and spotted deer to me, a woman from Los Angeles and two women from Boston, suddenly starts speaking in Hindi to the jeep driver and guide.
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Jan. 29, 2013
YOUNGSTOWN - The Duquesne women's track and field team continued their excellent accomplishments for the 2012-13 indoor season on Saturday afternoon at the YSU Invitational held at the Watson and Tressel Training Site (WATTS). Three student-athletes were able to set their personal best or break a school record with their performances.
Haley Pisarcik broke the school record in the 1000M run with 2:56.56 and finished first out of 23 in the event. Elise Farris finished behind her in second with 2:57.48.
Sherie Key jumped 5-07.00 in the high jump to break the school record and also finished first, beating 25 other competitors.
Nicole Cherok set her personal best in the 200M dash with a time of 25.17. She was also first in the 400M dash with a time of 56.97.
The Dukes went first, second, and third in the 500M dash. Abby O'Connell won with 1:15.78, followed by Anna Simone (1:15:87) and Shannon Abraham (1:17.13).
Amber Valimont ran 5:01.35 to win the One Mile run. The 4x400M was once again victorious, beating 14 other schools and running 3:58.99.
Brittney Edwards won the triple jump with a distance of 39-01.00.
Scores were not kept for overall team standings for the event.
The Dukes will be traveling back to Youngstown for the YSU National Invitational that will be on Friday and Saturday.