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After being hospitalized with premature contractions, Charlie Sheen's wife, Brooke, is doing "fine" and expects to be released soon, the actor's rep tells PEOPLE.
"Brooke is at a Los Angeles-area hospital, where she was admitted yesterday morning with premature contractions – which is not all that uncommon for someone at this stage of pregnancy, especially with twins," says publicist Stan Rosenfield. "She's fine and is expected to be discharged from the hospital today."
Brooke, 31, who is expecting boys, is due due in April. They will be the couple's first children together.
Sheen, 43, has daughters Sam, 4, and Lola, 3, with ex-wife Denise Richards, and a daughter, 24-year-old Cassandra, from a previous marriage.
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Soho Machida will hold two "Soho Zen" sessions at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 5 and 12 at Lahaina Jodo Mission.
"Soho Zen" is a meditation style developed by Machida. By speaking aloud one's feeling of gratitude and performing the "Araya method" of cleaning, one is able to remove themselves of negative memories, which lie at the root of all problematic phenomena.
By achieving clarity of the mind, one is able to live naturally and with a sense of vast fulfillment. The "Soho Zen" session is $20 for one session, or $30 for both sessions. Space is limited. To reserve a seat, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The mission is at 12 Ala Moana St.
Machida left home at the age of 14 to practice as a Zen monk in a conservative monastery in Kyoto, Japan, for 20 years. He then came to the United States in 1984, he was accepted at Harvard University's School of Divinity and received a master's degree and a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania.
He has taught at Princeton University, the National University of Singapore and Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. Now, he is a professor at the Graduate School of Integrated Arts and Sciences and director of the Center for Ecological Peace Studies at Hiroshima University.
Machida has appeared on a monthly Japanese national television program focusing on Buddhism in Japan. He conducts meditation and fasting retreats throughout Japan. He has authored nearly 40 books including "Renegade Monk," "Can Mankind Overcome Religion?," and "Why Religion Prevents Peace?"

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Hotels in Jaco
Hotel PoseidonCalle Bohio, 50 Mts West towards beach, Jaco 3.0 out of 5.0
Half a block from Jaco's main street and half a block from the beach, the hotel is within easy walking distance of restaurants, discotheques, and shops; golf ...
Fuego Del SolPlaya Hermosa, Jaco 3.0 out of 5.0
Nestled on the beach, this Jaco hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Neo Fauna, Jaco Beach, and Rainforest Adventures Costa Rica Pacific Park. Teatro Jaco and Jaco ...
Jacó Laguna Resort and Beach ClubCalle Madrigal, Jaco 3.5 out of 5.0
Located in Jaco, this beachfront hotel is next to a golf course and within 2 mi (3 km) of Neo Fauna, Jaco Beach, and Teatro Jaco. Rainforest Adventures Costa ...
Morgan's Cove Resort & Casino200m South of the Muni of Jaco Beach, Jaco 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Jaco, this beachfront hotel is in the entertainment district and within 1 mi (2 km) of Neo Fauna, Jaco Beach, and Teatro Jaco. Rainforest Adventures ...
Best Western Jaco Beach All Inclusive ResortPastor Diaz Ave, Jaco 3.0 out of 5.0
Nestled on the beach, this Jaco resort is within a 10-minute walk of Jaco Library and Learning Center and Teatro Jaco. Jaco Beach and Neo Fauna are also within ...
Oceano Boutique Hotel & GalleryLapa Verde, 500 Este de Heladeria Pops, Jaco 4.0 out of 5.0
Situated by the ocean, this condo is within a 15-minute walk of Neo Fauna, Teatro Jaco, and Jaco Library and Learning Center. Jaco Beach and Rainforest Adventures ...
Pumilio Mountain & Ocean Hotel2 Km del Cruce de Herradura hacia Jaco, Jaco 4.0 out of 5.0
This family-friendly Jaco hotel is located on the riverwalk, within 3 mi (5 km) of Rainforest Adventures Costa Rica Pacific Park and Canopy Vista Los Suenos ...
Hotel Villa CreoleCalle Europa 20, Jaco 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Jaco, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Neo Fauna, Teatro Jaco, and Jaco Beach. Jaco Library and Learning Center and Rainforest Adventures ...
Copacabana Hotel And Suites - Adults Only200mts. sur y 100mts oeste del Banco de, Jaco 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Jaco, this beachfront hotel is in the city center and within a 5-minute walk of Jaco Library and Learning Center and Teatro Jaco. Jaco Beach and Neo ...
Crocs Casino & Resort800 metros norte del Banco de Costa Rica, Jaco 4.0 out of 5.0
Nestled on the beach, this Jaco hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Jaco Library and Learning Center, Jaco Beach, and Teatro Jaco. Rainforest Adventures Costa Rica ...
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- Curu (25.29 mi)
- Herradura (5.37 mi)
- Turrubares (9.92 mi)
- Playa Bejuco (14.11 mi)
- Caldera (22.38 mi)
- Tarcoles (11.67 mi)
- Paquera (24.9 mi)
- Carara National Park (12.84 mi)
- Santiago de Puriscal (25.17 mi)
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- Montelimar (6.72 mi)
- Esterillos (8.63 mi)
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- Orotina (22.66 mi)
- San Pablo de Turrubares (23.67 mi)
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- Jaco Beach (1.89 mi)
- Tortuga Island (22.81 mi)
- Neo Fauna (1.65 mi)
- Esterillos Beach (9 mi)
- Caldera Port (22.4 mi)
- Carara Biological Reserve (12.05 mi)
- Herradura Beach (4.81 mi)
- Teatro Jaco (1.8 mi)
- Rainforest Adventures Costa Rica Pacific Park (2.2 mi)
- Planetarium Arcade (1.85 mi)
- Jaco Library and Learning Center (1.99 mi)
- Canopy Vista Los Suenos Adventure Park (5.11 mi)
- Mantas Beach (7.89 mi)
- Judas Point (7.89 mi)
- Hacienda las Agujas (8.22 mi)
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A ladies "top bollocks."
"Look at the breasticles on that"
por neilbombd 30 de Janeiro de 2003
Male breasts that defy the norm. Also commonly referred to as "man boobs" - just a little more sophisticated.
Standing at the bar I nearly hit on a guy with "breasticles" the size of Aunt Martha's mammary protuberances.
por IamwhoIam69 06 de Janeiro de 2014
A woman's breasts and/or vagina and/or rear-end. Her girlie bits.
He was totally checking out my breasticles.
por steigerbeat 22 de Abril de 2010
check out that chick's breasticles.
por end of the internet 15 de Abril de 2010
. Manboobs
. Erected nipples
. Shaggy breasts (Female)- 'It resembles testicles'
. Torpedos
. Erected nipples
. Shaggy breasts (Female)- 'It resembles testicles'
. Torpedos
"What a good Daddy, he can use his breasticles feed tha baby while Mama's busy on her manjina."
por Lil Tankstar 28 de Novembro de 2009
saggy ass titties
that biatch gots some saggy breasticles
por elbasha 16 de Outubro de 2008
The way to describe when a woman does something good. The opposite of the term 'balls' for men...as in.."Man, you've got some balls to dump her".
"You've got some breasticles"
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Carrying signs like "locked out by corporate greed," more than 100 Penelec workers and family members turned out in frigid morning weather Saturday to picket outside Penelec offices along Plank Road.
With a lockout of 140 line, substation, clerk and meter services employees set to enter its third week, UWUA President Bob Whalen said Saturday's "family day" was a way to show how many people are impacted.
"What a lot of people don't realize is that our families support us and the kind of work we do every day," he said.
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Tara Benson (left) of Bellwood pickets in support of her father, Penelec emplyoee Mark Baughman (right), along with employee Steve Walker and his wife, Kelly, of Tyrone in front of the company offices along Plank Road on Saturday afternoon.
Husbands and wives have "had to learn to be self-sufficient," he said, while their spouses sometimes work 16-hour days, or miss birthdays and anniversaries.
"They're hurting our families. And they're hurting our communities," he said. "They think we're just a bunch of numbers."
FirstEnergy Corp., Penelec's parent company, kept the employees in the Altoona, Huntingdon, Lewistown and Shippensburg areas from reporting to work Nov. 25, after the union rejected the company's "last, best and final" contract offer the night before.
The contract offer included an 8-percent wage increase over three years and increases in shift premiums and meal allowances, as well as other operational improvements.
Despite the wage hike, union leaders said the company is attempting to hurt workers by stripping retiree health care benefits for Local 180, and changing the company pension plan to a "cash balance" contribution plan that would replace company liability.
FirstEnergy spokesman Scott Surgeoner said workers have known since 2009 that the company would be ending retiree health care benefits in December 2014.
"This is nothing new," he said, and the move will affect all FirstEnergy employees. "These employees at [Local] 180 are not being treated any differently."
Surgeoner also said the company respects the employees' right to picket, and the union is free to meet with company representatives whenever they want.
"We are willing to meet anytime, anywhere to discuss the contract we offered ... [but] we stand firm in that offer," he said.
He also said with starting wages for the lowest-class job at "well over" $24 per hour, the company believes it's being fair to employees and will not change the contract.
"The way for this to end is for those employees to ratify that contract offer," he said.
But workers and their families said they're not budging, and they believe the community stands behind them.
Tara Benson, 24, of Bellwood stood at the edge of Plank Road as family day was winding down. Her sign read "You'll be rich either way. Why not be fair?"
Benson said she was there to support her dad, Mark Baughman, who has been working for Penelec for 17 years.
His wife, Amy Baughman, was there as well, and even without a sign, she said she had a message for the corporation.
"I just want them to know that they're not only hurting their workers," she said.
And she, like many, said she believes the lockout taking effect the week of Thanksgiving was intentionally done to bully or intimidate workers.
"If they wanted to hurt them ... then congratulate them, because they succeeded," she said.


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Eight-year-old Bailey Smith from Bellingham, Wash., looks in wonder at the LEGO creations by Sam Bridgham in the window of Studio & on Main Avenue. Bridgham is a father of two and son of an engineer who has been exploring LEGOs as an art form for years. "With complex, interconnected structures, I try to build as a child would, free from preconceptions and restraints. Combined with an adult ability to carry out long-term projects and the knowledge only time and experience can bring, I'm able to work and play well in both worlds," he said of his art.
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Top Definition
A useless or self-serving organization. A wasteful business run by incompetents. A public sector organization with no useful purpose other than to generate paperwork, internal reports and provide incomes for its executives. A quango.
This quango is a real Hoople
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1. A noun; A derogatory term describing or referring to an unsophisticated person from a rural background or community. Sometimes disparaging : A white member of the Southern rural laboring class. A person who is an irresponsible or unscrupulous operator in business and pleasure.
That Hoople with the straw hat is missing a few teeth here and there.
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comes from the book, "Mott The Hoople" in which the character is a lazy, preferring to work as little as possible, earning money on the side by running every scam going. He's also a gambler and not a very good one at that.
That guys a real Hoople
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A person who frequently drinks alcohol to excess; to the point where it becomes his or her defining characteristic.
That guy is a real hoople.
viết bởi Edge 08 Tháng ba, 2005
The hardening of nipples.
Hard old nipples (perhaps of a teacher or boss).
Hard old nipples (perhaps of a teacher or boss).
>did you see her hooples?
>did you notice the hooplation in that room.
>yea... that was total hooplation domination.
>did you notice the hooplation in that room.
>yea... that was total hooplation domination.
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a man, especially one hung like an elephant
She should have been in awe by this hoople, but she was stupid.
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a bird that cannot fly straight. Someone not responsible with money.
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The Provincial Archive is an indie-folk project based in Edmonton, AB. With a penchant for arrangement and an ever-growing collection of instruments, The Provincial Archive writes music to document the details of all our unsung stories; bridging gaps between folk-pop, electronica, rock and roll and even bluegrass.
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After 39 years, the McDonald's on 10th Street will undergo a major transformation by this summer.
The restaurant, at 2912 10th St. across from the Greeley police headquarters, will close on Sunday in preparation for demolition of the building, owned by Ernie and Jean Martin.
The restaurant will be torn down beginning next week. Greeley planner Mike Garrott said demolition could take more than a week, and it could take another month to prep the site for construction of a new restaurant.
It's slated to re-open by summer with the latest bells and whistles, but owners have yet to pull a building permit to begin the process.
"It'll be a really nice store," Garrott said. "From an architectural aspect, it will be mixture of brick and stone, and some tile work on the building itself. It will have more of the modern look of the newer McDonald's."
The Martins have opted for a modern type of McDonalds' complete with a three-lane drive through system and covered parking with portions of solar panels on top to help power the building, Garrott said.
The original 3,788-square-foot restaurant was built in 1975, and includes an outdoor play and eating area. The new building will be more than 5,600 square feet.
The planned new restaurant will be built with recycled materials from the existing restaurant, it will have more environmental features, and an indoor play area, Garrott said.
Ernie Martin did not return calls seeking comment for this story.


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Autoridge has a mobile application so vehicle photos and part information is available to you wherever you go.
Automotive vehicle information, pictures, and part numbers for common maintenance parts. Almost all years, makes, models, and trimlines from 1901 to current year.
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Six Reasons Not To Buy A Baltimore House
One of the things many young professionals face in the Baltimore region is whether to buy a home in the suburbs around Baltimore or in one of the hot young neighborhoods in Baltimore. Federal Hill, Canton, and Fell's Point are essentially the three hubs of social activity in the city of Baltimore for anyone between the ages of 21-30 (i.e. lots of bars). When I made the decision, I opted for the suburbs of Columbia because of crime, prices, and taxes.
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On July 27 NBA guard Quentin Richardson, 24, proposed to R&B star Brandy, 25, with a one-of-a-kind $1 million diamond ring. "She was happy and crying," says jeweler Jason Arasheben, who joined the couple's families to witness the event at L.A.'s Century Club. Just a week earlier, music producer Robert Smith—from whom Brandy split last year—told a New York radio station that the two never actually married but pretended they had, to protect their daughter, Sy'rai, 2. In a statement Brandy said the couple had a "spiritual union."
Comedic actor Anthony Anderson, 34, was charged with aggravated rape July 27 in Memphis after a woman alleged that the actor and another man attacked her in a production trailer on the set of his upcoming film Hustle & Flow. A rep for the actor denied "the heinous charges," adding that "Anthony is a happily married family man."...Former model Kimora Lee Simmons, 29, the wife of hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons and creative director of the Baby Phat clothing line, was charged with marijuana possession and several traffic infractions July 26, after police in Saddle River, N J., pulled her over for driving erratically. Simmons allegedly ignored the flashing lights of the police car for more than two miles before finally stopping her Mercedes in front of the couple's estate. "This is an attempt to denigrate Kimora's good name," said a statement from the couple. "We deny any wrongdoing whatsoever."
Arnold Schwarzenegger, 57, settled a lawsuit he had filed against toy company Ohio Discount Merchandise regarding a gun-carrying, bobble-head doll of the California governor. The company will continue to produce the doll, minus the gun, and will donate part of its profits from the doll to Schwarzenegger's after-school charity program. "We're very happy," said a co-owner of the toy company.
Actor Christian Slater, 34, was diagnosed with chicken pox after becoming ill July 30 while rehearsing" in London for his stage debut in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. The play's producers remain hopeful that Slater will recover in time for the Aug. 6 opening night at the Edinburgh Festival.... Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs, 49, recently had surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his pancreas. In an e-mail to employees, Jobs said that he had a rare form of the cancer—one that is far less dangerous than the more common variety—which was caught early and would require no chemotherapy or radiation treatment. He plans to return to work next month.
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===Story=== Marilyn's Man is a 92 minute Feature Documentary that debunks the myths about Marilyn Monroe and her legacy. Through the eyes of Jim Dougherty, the truth about Marilyn Monroe and her early life as Norma Jeane Baker is revealed in captivating interviews with this Renaissance Man. Clearly, without Jim Dougherty, Marilyn Monroe would never have morphed into the Icon Hollywood Superstar that she became. Most importantly, Jim was her Svengali, her first lover, and her friend for life. Even though Hollywood seduced Marilyn into the world of bright lights and stardom, she still yearned for Jim, despite the veiled threat of ruining her meteoric career. In effect, the Hollywood moguls threatened her, and beguiled her into leaving Jim Dougherty, her doting husband and friend for the lure of mega-money and celebredom. But the price was steep, and she was victimized by the nefarious world of Tinsel Town.
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- Length: 92 min
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June 30, 2013
Although I applaud the efforts to reduce crime in our city, requiring tenants to register is not the correct way to do it....
Blah, blah, blah, Edward Lyon.
Just because you write a long letter making something seem complicated doesn't mean it is.
You rent to someone who has a name, whether it's a corporation or a person. They sign a lease. Provide that name to Codes and their contact information. Doesn't sound too complicated to me.
This is the same guy who, fresh on the heels of a homicide in an alley in front of his rental unit, cried and whined that the City had not cleaned up the blood.
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So a lawyer could be handy in this situation?
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I can't see where this ordinance will hold up in court and you know it will be challenged.
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I wouldn't worry yourself too much, I see this as just another ordinance that is going to be too difficult to comply with or enforce. They are trying to sweep up everyone's information in order to catch a few. Sound familiar?
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More: Saint Louis at a glance | Top 50 teams
Bank on Saint Louis experiencing a smoother and more successful season in 2011-12. Things couldn't go as haywire two years in a row, right?
The Billikens finished with a 6-10 mark in the Atlantic 10 and 12-19 overall, which was a solid showing given the circumstances. Their two best players, junior center Willie Reed and junior point guard Kwamain Mitchell, were suspended in October because of violations of the school's code of conduct.
That greatly diluted the product, forcing a shuffling of players' positions, and coach Rick Majerus had to lean on freshmen who weren't ready.
In February, 6-8 forward Cody Ellis, an A-10 All-Rookie selection two years ago, separated his shoulder and needed season-ending surgery. Even the coach was affected, as food poisoning and a leg infection caused Majerus to miss four games.
"It's the most challenging season I've had," says Majerus, who has been a head coach in the collegiate ranks for 24 years. "Nothing can come close. ... Everything bad that could have happened did happen. In spite of that, we were right there to win most any game."
Majerus never had coached a losing team before last season, but the 2011-12 Billikens should get him back on track.
All five starters return, as does Mitchell after he took a redshirt. The 5-10 junior averaged 15.9 points and 3.0 assists as a sophomore. Reed, who averaged 12.4 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.1 blocks two years ago, did not return and instead declared for the NBA Draft but was not selected.
During the past three seasons, nearly half of SLU's starts were made by freshmen, and the Billikens will be young again this year. There are only two seniors, 6-4 Kyle Cassity (8.4 points per game) and 6-6 Brian Conklin (8.7 points, 4.3 rebounds), and seven sophomores.
That second-year class includes 6-0 Mike McCall (10.4 points) and 6-5 Dwayne Evans (8.5 points, 6.5 rebounds), who was a member of the A-10's All-Rookie Team. But the sophomore who might be most valuable is Toledo transfer Jake Barnett. The 6-5 guard averaged 12.9 points and made the Mid-American Conference's All-Rookie Team two years ago.
Majerus will look for Barnett to be Saint Louis' chief 3-point threat after he hit 71 as a Toledo freshman. The Billikens need an infusion of scoring after averaging a league-low 63.0 points last season, and ranking next to last in 3-point percentage (32.6).
Ellis (6.5 points) returns to help inside, along with 6-11 sophomore Rob Loe (6.7 points, 3.5 rebounds) and 6-8 junior Cory Remekun (3.9 points, 2.5 rebounds).
Saint Louis' bad luck, though, this summer. Majerus missed time after having a stint inserted into an artery to improve blood flow near his heart. And four players—Mitchell (back), Cassity (broken bone), Jordair Jett (knee), Cody Ellis (cut)—were injured on the August exhibition trip to Canada. Majerus classified the injuries as minor and expects all players to be healthy by the Nov. 11 season opener.
Jake Barnett—F, 6-5, 190, Soph., Wauwatosa, Wis.
Kyle Cassity—G, 6-4, 200, Sr., Tamaroa, Ill.
Brian Conklin—F, 6-6, 230, Sr., Eugene, Ore.
Brian Daly—G, 6-3, 160, Soph., Evanston, Ill.
Cody Ellis—F, 6-8, 240, Jr., Perth, Australia
Dwayne Evans—F, 6-5, 205, Soph., Bolingbrook, Ill.
Grant Gehlen—F, 6-3, 160, Fr., Edina, Minn.
Grandy Glaze—F, 6-6, 230, Fr., Toronto
Jordair Jett—G, 6-1, 210, Soph., St. Paul, Minn.
Rob Loe—F, 6-11, 240, Soph., Auckland, New Zealand
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Jupiter Productions' Artistic Director Voni Grindler returns to Quaaout with a new musical revue that is performed by a cast that reads like the Who's who of West Coast musical talent. Voni is an Honours Directing Graduate of the Drama Studio London and has an extensive list of credits for directing, producing, acting and creating new works, on well over a hundred productions. She has acquired a solid reputation for popular, high-quality theatre and is no stranger to creating new musical revues that premiere on the Quaaout stage. In celebration of Quaaout's Twentieth Anniversary, Cruisin' with the Boomers thrilled sold-out performances at the Quaaout Lodge in November 2012, and encore performances in May 2013. Songs From The Attic is Jupiter's previous sixteenth production at Quaaout. Directing credits elsewhere include Tapestry:The Music of Carole King, Educating Rita, I Ought to be in Pictures & True Beauties at the Vancouver Arts Club Theatre; Baby Boomer Blues at Waterfront Theatre; Unforgettable: The Music of Nat King Cole at Performing Arts and JUMP! A Celebration of Swing, Boogie-woogie & Jump Blues at Genesis Theatre. Voni, who lives in Vancouver, also proudly directs for 'Vancouver Artists' who produce charity events under the banner The Stars Step Out. Most recently, stars stepped out in concert at the Vancouver Arts Club to raise funds for the Zajac Ranch for Disabled Children.
Andy Thoma is a multitalented artist whose creative expression spans many genres & art forms. He has performed throughout the U.S. & B.C., has toured Europe & the Middle East with the United Nations and delighted many audiences here at Quaaout Lodge while performing in several of Jupiter's productions. While maintaining a successful career as a singer & songwriter he has also oil painted for years away from the public eye and since his last appearance at Quaaout, seven years ago, has established himself as a painter with a unique and evocative voice. In Thoma's varied creative journey, all art forms are interconnected and he is happy to be part of the Songs From The Attic creative team, writing another show with Voni Grindler following the resounding success of their collaboration on Cruisin' With The Boomers.
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Dave will be a familiar face to Quaaout dinner theatre patrons who enjoyed the most recent show Cruisin' With The Boomers. Graduating from U.B.C. as a classical pianist in 1976, Dave has been working extensively in the international pop music recording industry since 1980, first as a session keyboard player, then as a producer, writer, arranger, and musical director. He's written commercials for numerous clients including Microsoft and the Vancouver Canucks. As a TV composer, his work has been heard on 'Makeover Wish' and "Love it or Lose it' among many other series. Aaron Neville, Dan Hill, and Olivia Newton-John are among the well-known artists who have recorded his songs, and other career highlights are production for multi-platinum artist Lara Fabian, recording on Bryan Adams, Carly Simon, and John Denver albums, a song credit in the movie "Any Given Sunday" by Oliver Stone, and a number one Billboard hit in Hong Kong in August 2000. His songwriting was also featured in the Salt Lake City and Turin Olympics. Dave composes, produces and teaches in Vancouver.
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Joani is thrilled to be returning to Quaaout for the fifth time to bring her powerful performance to Songs From The Attic. Joani has been wowing audiences as a singer, musician & entertainer for many years, performing on TV, radio, concert & theatre stage & in nightclubs. As one of Vancouver's top studio singers, Joani's powerful voice has been heard on albums by some of the music industry's most popular artists such as Cher, David Bowie, INXS, & Jon Bon Jovi, to name a few, as well as on countless commercial jingles. She has performed on stage with Sheena Easton, Del Shannon & Mellissa Manchester. Her theatre credits include Tapestry at the Arts Club Theatre, Jupiter Productions Baby Boomer Blues & A Mid-70s Nights Dream and most recently starring in & acting as Musical Director for Jupiter's Hooked on a Feeling. Joani has toured as far as Seoul Korea with the acappella quartet The Euphorics and regularly fronts her R & B band The Homewreckers. Even with concert tours, school shows, theatre, club work, sessions, song-writing, arranging, tennis & her family, Joani still finds lots of time to laugh.
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Tim Porter is one of the most sought after guitarists in Vancouver. As a rock musician, he performed regularly with the popular Vancouver band Brickhouse. He has also worked with a diverse array of other performers including The Canadian Tenors, Long John Baldry, The Powder Blues Band, John Lee Sanders, Joani Bye & the Homewreckers, Jim Byrnes, Dal Richards, Carol Weisman and Diane Lines. Tim is a highly-respected musician who has been performing in the field for over 25 years. He is well versed in all styles of music including jazz, blues, pop, rock and country and is a seasoned session player with countless recording credits to his name. For the past decade, he has been teaching guitar, developing strong relations with students of all ages, from novice to the advanced. Tim returns to Quaaout Lodge after appearing here in Cruisin' With The Boomers and with Diane Lines in the 2012 production JUMP!
Tom Pickett is completely at home doing Jazz, Blues, R&B, Gospel or Country as his roots hail from Texas where his father formed a group called The Original Four Aces. Tom's theatre credits include The Buddy Holly Story and Dream Girls, both at The Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage; Arts Club Theatre. Tom recently portrayed the legendary Chuck Brown in The Eva Cassidy Tribute: How Can I Keep From Singing. His film credit highlights include working with Chris Columbus (Director: Harry Potter) in Percy Jackson: The Lightening Thief and for Television in Red Widow. Tom's heart lies in Doo Wop; "Shoo Bop Doo Wah".
Lisa Lambert has long been one of Vancouver's most sought after drummers. Through the chart topping music of Sue Medley, the driving Texas boogie of The Vaqueros, acoustic world beat of The Hightops and the urban blues of Tim Hearsey, versatility has been Lisa's signature.
Viktoria is an innovative & accomplished Choregorapher/Creative Director of many events & projects in the world of television, film, fashion, dance & music. Viktoria started her extensive career as a performer in modern dance & became one of Canada's leading television dancers for many variety shows & commercials in Toronto & Vancouver; working with performers such as; Paul Anka, Tom Jones & Tina Turner. She later became Vancouver's busiest choreographer for film & television & choreographing such stars as Steve Martin, Pierce Brosnan, Angelina Jolie, Martina McBride, Anne Murray, John Cusack, Michelle Pfeiffer, Julia Stiles, Wayan Brothers, Alan Thicke, Rachel McAdams, Michael Buble and Tyra Banks.
Viktoria has choreographed many theatre productions. To name a few "Big"-The Musical for TUTS; Baby Boomer Blues & Three Vagabonds for Waterfront Theatre;Tapestry & Bouncers & Maniac Bride for The Arts Club Theatre; A Midsummer's Night's Dream & Rock N' Roll for Vancouver Playhouse. Viktoria is very excited to be working with Director Voni Grindler at Quaaout again & with such a colossally talented cast.
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Well knows nationally as a choral director for over 35 years, Jan has enjoyed recent opportunities for solo work that includes Jazz Vespers at St. Andrews Wesley Church in Vancouver; background vocals for Monique Creber ("Magic of Christmas", "A Carpenters Christmas") and Don Stewart; and featured solos on "A Time to Heal" (a project for homeless people in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside with other Vabcouver artists). Jan's choral expertise has given her the opportunity to conduct Honour Choirs in Japan, Shanghai, and across Canada. She has been awarded by the British Columbia Music Educators Association; the Sylvan Learning Centre, and the British Columbia Choral Federation. Her first tast of theatre was as a crew member for "Cruisin' With The Boomers" in 2012-13. Jan is thrilled to be a cast member with "Songs From The Attic" and to be back
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Vicky started working at Kamloops High and toured BC with the Western Canada Theatre Company. After she moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia,and spent 9 years as Production Manager at Neptune Theatre, Vicky returned to the West Coast and became involved in numerous Equity Co-op productions and summer theatre on the Sicamous in Penticton. She started working for Voni Grindler and Jupiter productions in 2000 with Baby Boomer Blues. Vicky has been involved in numerous productions at Quaaout Lodge and is always pleased to return.


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Thanks. I really hope that i fit in. I hope that it starts from when the 2 bounty hunters came in at the end of season 1. If it dosent then a lot of people will be lost. i know i will be. Oh yeah, its nice to meet you.
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For several decades, my father committed himself to championing the popular emergence of jazz, and engendering proper respect for the musicians who devoted their careers and lives to the music that had long been dismissed to the sidelines of main stream American culture. Ralph J. Gleason is known by many as the long-running jazz critic of the San Francisco Chronicle, co-founder of Rolling Stone Magazine and the Monterey Jazz Festival, and producer of the seminal television series, "Jazz Casual" (19591970).
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Samsung Galaxy F poses for outdoor photo
0. phoneArena 08 Jun 2014, 12:33 posted on
On Saturday, we showed you pictures taken by one of our loyal readers, allegedly revealing the Samsung Galaxy F. As we previously discussed, this is the "premium" version of the manufacturer's flagship Android smartphone, with major bumps in screen resolution, processing speed and the camera. With a 1440 x 2560 QHD resolution on its 5.3 inch screen, a quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor under the hood and a 16MP rear-facing snapper with OIS...
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1. moorjani (Posts: 14; Member since: 12 Sep 2013)
nice thin bezels
22. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Lg all the way in bezels department.
31. Tizen007 (Posts: 575; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
Does it hurt that much to say that this phone looks good?
35. Finalflash (Posts: 3084; Member since: 23 Jul 2013)
No he is right, that physical home button and side buttons means that LG will always be ahead in the bezel department (although he might be coming in from the Fanboy angle).
40. taz89 (Posts: 2014; Member since: 03 May 2011)
But even with the physical buttons the bottom bezel looks very similar in size to the g3 if not same.
47. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
We r talking about bezels not phone....lol
51. giani (Posts: 269; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
How does this phone look good ?!
54. 3rdDegree (Posts: 213; Member since: 13 Jul 2013)
Typical Samsung ; boring design language. They need DESIGNERS
68. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Typical Samsung hater ; boring comments with no new material. You need JOKES.
83. 3rdDegree (Posts: 213; Member since: 13 Jul 2013)
You're just a loser and a poser. Get a LIFE.
99. christophersalse (Posts: 99; Member since: 19 Jan 2014)
You're clearly a troll.
117. 3rdDegree (Posts: 213; Member since: 13 Jul 2013)
I'm a human dipsh*t. Only geeks and nerds "troll". And I'm 18 btw
114. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3108; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Poser? What are you? 14?
84. 3rdDegree (Posts: 213; Member since: 13 Jul 2013)
And I think it's time you moved on from this site old timer. Everyone is starting to roll their eyes at your posts.
65. mafiaprinc3 (Posts: 528; Member since: 07 May 2012)
yeah, right after they get rid of that stupid physical home button, sammy lacks design in the mobile dept, may they should get the guys who design their tvs, laptops, fridges to come together and design a phone for them,i bet it would look better than this
71. jacko1977 (Posts: 428; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
i like the home button
82. xperiaknightisaretard (Posts: 4; Member since: 30 Jan 2013)
home button looks perfectly fine you aspie
106. marcski07 (Posts: 598; Member since: 25 Apr 2014)
tv?????????? LOL you're effin kidding me! samsung has an expensive tv price with cheap looking tv! yes they have few good designs of tv but they are very expensive and not preferred by general public... sony and lg have good design starting with their normal flat led tv unlike fugly thick bezels of samsung's
115. great (Posts: 85; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
yes...but no coz it doesnt look that good !
85. BlackhawkFlys (Posts: 337; Member since: 07 May 2014)
I love LG G3 and I love it's design but the bezels looks even thinner here.
49. Ashoaib (Posts: 3229; Member since: 15 Nov 2013)
Why there is too much smoke on the screen? Seem, it is done purposefly... They should clean the phone before taking a photo
50. hipnotika (Posts: 353; Member since: 06 Mar 2013)
Where is the speaker ????
52. Amir1 (unregistered)
most likely on the bottom frame.
61. Diego! (Posts: 573; Member since: 15 Jun 2009)
At the bottom frame, sorrounding the USB port, á la Nokia Lumia 920
86. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
The Lumia 920 was not the first phone with a speaker on the bottom by the port...
90. DONUT (Posts: 424; Member since: 27 Jun 2013)
he was just using it as an example, no need to turn this into a who did what first argument now
105. hk0805 (Posts: 11; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
One crap goes and the other one comes. All are crap from Samsung.
And dude don't be positive of the thin bezels. The pictures look altered.
See the line below where Samsung's written.
And if this is what Samsung calls premium they need to find an oxford.
112. latido (Posts: 45; Member since: 31 May 2012)
IMO, G3 much better
2. Oğuzhan_77 (Posts: 89; Member since: 18 Nov 2013)
oww nice it's look like better than s5,z2,m8,i5s
16. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
R u kidding me.
17. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3535; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
I agree with your comment untill the first comma.
19. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
36. Finalflash (Posts: 3084; Member since: 23 Jul 2013)
Actually, it is better than at least the S5 and M8 (they made the M7 ugly is all they did). Z2 is on level design wise and i5s is as well for the most part (mainly just the black one).
37. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3535; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
OOOH! YOU CALLED M8 UGLY?? Where's the police, army, medical staff?!?!
57. koko1 (Posts: 103; Member since: 03 Dec 2013)
the S5 is way more beautiful than the m8
the m8 is ugly, the bezels are soo big, the duo camera is sh*t, the black thing on the top is $!#$%
59. sipha (Posts: 434; Member since: 12 May 2012)
How can someone be this blind??
62. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Because they r blind....
64. sipha (Posts: 434; Member since: 12 May 2012)
Fanboyism is becoming a serious geniune problem.. People start hallucinating, saying things like this 1+1=3 ...& what scares me is that they truely believe!!
73. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
I agree...they should see true fact....
79. xperiaknightisaretard (Posts: 4; Member since: 30 Jan 2013)
Yeah, fanboys really have a problem. Look at HTC fanboys for instance - they actually think M8 is good looking when it's the ugliest out of all, and they actually think HTC is going to beat Samsung this year yet HTC is performing even worse this year LOL JUST LOL
107. marcski07 (Posts: 598; Member since: 25 Apr 2014)
+1 i find m8 ugly, i don't why it is hailed as a good design, the duo camera look sh*t, and the signal strips doesn't amaze me, and the bezels and black strip for the logo, that killed their design... the e8 is beautiful though... :)
60. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3535; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
66. mafiaprinc3 (Posts: 528; Member since: 07 May 2012)
g3 is the best looking phone right now, sammy needs to learn to design phones
87. Arte-8800 (banned) (Posts: 4562; Member since: 13 Mar 2014)
This looks better than the S5. The S5 looks like the S1, but the S2 is better looking than all the Same models.
103. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
I actually liked how the Samsung Galaxy Captivate looks (American SGS1) - better than the rest of them, imo...
3. aayupanday (Posts: 574; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Not Metal... Seems like the Faux one like G3
18. akki20892 (Posts: 3901; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
HTC is best....they know what premiumness is. At this time.
4. apple4never (Posts: 1064; Member since: 08 May 2013)
i don't know why you guys are hating on the design, it looks nice imo
5. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Most of them just want reasons not to like samsung.
12. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
They are trolls/fanboys of other brands. Trying to reason with them is a waste of time.
23. shuaibhere (Posts: 1986; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
Hating samsung is trend now...
Like it was with apple couple of years before...
88. Arte-8800 (banned) (Posts: 4562; Member since: 13 Mar 2014)
I really like this better than the S5 and S3
6. shamatuu (Posts: 159; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
so if HTC and LG are Samsung biggest rivals than why it's supposedly to launch the same month Apple Iphone 6? Seems to me they aren't so much worried about them oppose to Apple?
13. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
phonearena is dumb. They think the m8 is a real compeititor when its sales have been horrid. The g3 would be but they suck at marketing and it wont sell well like the g2.I would love to see LG finally make it big as with HTC but HTC doesnt listen and LG needs to spend money on marketing. As HTC commercial says "blah blah blah".
56. 3rdDegree (Posts: 213; Member since: 13 Jul 2013)
Lol what?? The G3 is outselling the G2 by a ratio of 2:1! Get your facts right. The G2 also paved the way for the G3, so consumer awareness shouldn't be too much of a negative factor.
7. affandi (Posts: 85; Member since: 25 Jan 2013)
The back looks tacky as hell, even if it is real metal, Samsung has obviously added ugly strokes to imitate the brushed metal look. It is too painful for Samsung to have a clean design, they have to have som ugly pattern.
9. JMartin22 (Posts: 1969; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
Speak for yourself, I like it.
8. JMartin22 (Posts: 1969; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
Seems like they removed the design flaws from the S5 and made them right again with this. Since I have an S5, I'll wait for the S6, where the real technological leap will occur
26. na7noo7 (Posts: 278; Member since: 29 Mar 2014)
You should wait for the note 4. This IS the S6.


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From the Director
Effective Intelligence Must Remain a Top Priority
James R. Clapper Jr., Director, Office of National Intelligence
he terrorist attacks of 9/11 served as a catalyst for dramatic changes to the United States national security enterprise and in the relationships among the various national security agencies. Among those changes is the recognition that our local, state, and tribal law enforcement agencies make critical contributions not only to the protection of our communities but to the security of the United States at large. However, while we've all made lots of progress in working more closely together, there is more we can do.
The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (IRTPA) of 2004 established my office, the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), as the leader of the 17-member intelligence community and as the president's principal intelligence advisor. IRTPA also called for greater integration of our collective efforts. These integration initiatives require us to work both horizontally and vertically, so that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
The successful U.S. action against Osama bin Laden serves as a remarkable example of horizontal integration—that is, across the 17 members of the intelligence community. It was also an example of the integration of intelligence with military operations, through the partnership between the intelligence community and Joint Special Operations Command. This success reinforces the need for integration and demonstrates how collectively we can achieve more than working individually.
But we must also strive for appropriate vertical integration—that is, integration of intelligence with the efforts of local, state, tribal, territorial, federal, private sector, and international partners. In particular, we must ensure that the intelligence community's integration efforts and partnerships with law enforcement agencies are strong and enduring, while always continuing to operate within our respective authorities.
The office of the DNI is making vertical integration efforts and partnerships with law enforcement agencies a top priority. For example, in each of the past two years I have met personally with the IACP Board of Officers in meetings I've found to be incredibly valuable in helping me acquire unique insights about our state, local, tribal, and international law enforcement partners.
Also, while I have reduced the number of advisory boards to the DNI as part of an efficiency review, I retained the Homeland Security and Law Enforcement Partners Board. This group of outstanding leaders helps me consider the responsibilities, the requirements, and the capabilities of the law enforcement and homeland security communities, especially at the state, local, and tribal levels of government. A number of leaders from the IACP participate on this board.
Finally, I have a senior executive on my staff with more than 30 years as a local and state law enforcement officer and executive. He and his team are responsible for ensuring that our partnership efforts with law enforcement and homeland security officials are given the priority and the attention they rightfully deserve.
There have been many developments in the past 10 years that have dramatically improved U.S. information and intelligence sharing, including the stand-up of the Office of Intelligence and Analysis in the Department of Homeland Security, the transformation of the intelligence capabilities within the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the emergence of state and major urban area fusion centers, the creation of the Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative, the establishment of the National Counterterrorism Center and the Interagency Threat Assessment and Coordination Group, and the critical information sharing efforts of the Department of Justice and the program manager of the Information Sharing Environment, to name just a few. To continue this progress, I have directed my homeland security and law enforcement team to energize a dialogue to foster horizontal and vertical intelligence integration in the domestic field. The intent is to identify opportunities to improve information sharing and cooperation, while ensuring protection of our constitutional rights. IACP members will be part of that dialogue, especially as it relates to the vertical integration work we must continue together as partners. For example, the National Fusion Center Network is a key mechanism through which the two-way sharing of intelligence and information occurs, and fusion centers are one of the bright spots in our interaction together.
A number of collective challenges and opportunities we face remain. First, we all have a responsibility to share information and intelligence with each other to protect our people, our infrastructure, and the United States. We must therefore continue to work through policy, cultural, and other barriers that hamper our information sharing efforts and relationships.
Second, we also have a responsibility to protect sensitive information and intelligence from unauthorized access and disclosure.
Third, we must remain steadfast in our shared obligation to protect privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights as we carry out our work. Whenever I have met with members of the IACP leadership, the Criminal Intelligence Coordinating Council, and my Homeland Security and Law Enforcement Partners Board, I have been struck by law enforcement's sincere, vocal, and ardent commitment to these principles. The intelligence community shares that commitment with you, and protection of these solemn constitutional rights must continue to be integrated into our work together.
Finally, I am acutely aware of the significant budget shortfalls facing law enforcement agencies. The U.S. intelligence community is not immune, so we are approaching this challenge knowing that everything we do in intelligence is not of equal merit. Simply put, some capabilities and programs are more valuable than others. But it is still necessary to maintain a level of intelligence capabilities that provides for the protection of our communities, our states, and the entire United States and to continue to support critical investments that have already been made.
I have deep respect and appreciation for the service you provide. You put your lives on the line to protect our communities every day, and you are a gold mine of wisdom and insight when it comes to what I call "street intelligence."
The progress we have made to improve coordination between the intelligence community and law enforcement since 9/11 has been phenomenal—sometimes step by step, but always in the right direction. To continue this progress in tight budgetary times, protecting our hometowns and our homeland through effective intelligence must remain a top priority for all of us. ■
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James R. Clapper Jr., "Effective Intelligence Must Remain a Top Priority," From the Director, The Police Chief 79 (March 2012): 12.
From The Police Chief, vol. LXXIX, no. 3, March 2012. Copyright held by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, 515 North Washington Street, Alexandria, VA 22314 USA.


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I am trying to set up passwordless login to a number of servers using OpenSSH
and Keychain. Server 1, humpty, is accessible to me over any internet
connection. Server 2, dumpty, is not. If I want to get into dumpty I have to go
via humpty.
Heres what Ive done.
1. Created an RSA key pair using ssh-keygen.
2. Copied id_rsa.pub to ~/.ssh on both humpty and dumpty.
3. Created a symlink from ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 to id_rsa.pub on each server.
4. Installed keychain on each server.
5. Added these lines to the .bash_profiles
~/keychain-2.6.1/keychain ~/.ssh/id_rsa
[ -f $HOME/.keychain/$HOSTNAME-sh ] && source $HOME/.keychain/$HOSTNAME-sh
and this line to the .bash_logouts
~/keychain-2.6.1/keychain --stop mine
Have I done this right? If so Im straining to see the advantage ... I am forever
entering my passphrase, which is of course longer than my password! Heres what
happens in an admittedly contrived session (there are other servers that I want
to use this on so thats why Im tying the connections in knots ... just to test
it out).
* PuTTY from home to humpty: PuTTY asks for passphrase, then humpty asks for it
** ssh into dumpty: dumpty asks for passphrase
*** ssh back to humpty: no passphrase required (hurrah!)
**** exit back to dumpty
*** ssh back to humpty again: humpty asks for passphrase this time (what?!)
**** exit back to dumpty
*** exit back to humpty
** ssh into dumpty again: humpty asks for passphrase, then dumpty asks for it!
*** exit
** exit
* bang head and post to forum for help
Seems a little strange to me.
What does one have to do to achieve password/passphraseless login, or at least
limit it to one passphrase per server?


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The most anticipated genre films of 2013
We had a great year of genre films in 2012, but there are quite a number of movies we're anticipating in '13 as well.
As most cinema fans know, certain genres hit the theaters during certain seasons. For example, Oscar bait is usually reserved for the end of the year, the summer blockbuster season typically begins in May, and the beginning of the year is often a dead zone. However, some filmmakers take advantage of the months where usually nothing but crap is released, and sneak in a winner when no one's looking.
Right now the most anticipated genre film this year has got to be Star Trek Into Darkness. JJ Abrams has done a very good job at giving the public just enough to keep them satisfied so they don't explode from geek angst. If the movie delivers, and so far it looks pretty damn good, Abrams will be two for two in reinventing one of sci-fi's greatest franchises. There's also great hope that #2 could blow away the first one, much like the Wrath of Khan really kicked the Trek flicks into gear.
The summer season will pretty much kick off with Oblivion on April 19, which stars Tom Cruise, and is directed by Tron Legacy's Joseph Kosinski. It looks a bit like the next M Night Shyamalan flick, After Earth, which is coming in June. And like a lot of blockbusters these days, Oblivion is going to the biggest screens possible with an IMAX release.
April's also going to be an interesting time for horror, because the remakes of two classics, Evil Dead and Carrie, will be out in the world. While it doesn't seem like the evil eye of the geeks is on Carrie yet, the new Evil Dead still has a ways to go before it wins over the fans, who are still pretty skeptical, even with Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi's endorsement.
Then comes Iron Man 3 on May 3, which like The Dark Knight Rises, may have a more serious Tony Stark this time around. There's also a new director at the helm with Shane Black, the screenwriter of Lethal Weapon, and Ben Kingsley as Mandarin.
There's also going to be two apocalypse comedies this year, This Is the End, which will be directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, where the all star comedy cast (including Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, and Paul Rudd), will play themselves as the world is coming to an end. The second Armageddon comedy, coming later in the year, is Edgar Wright's long awaited return, The World's End.
Besides Star Trek, the other two hotly awaited flicks this summer have to be Man of Steel and Pacific Rim. While Christopher Nolan is producing Steel, which is a big plus, director Zack Snyder has a bit to make up for coming off Sucker Punch, so here's hoping he can redeem himself with this Superman reboot. The second most awaited film of the summer is Guillermo Del Toro's long awaited return, Pacific Rim, his first foray into epic sci-fi, and if the movie delivers, it shouldn't be his last.
This summer will also show if Pixar can deliver with Monsters University in June. Pixar hasn't really knocked a movie out of the park in some time, and some feel they've gone to the dark side with the Cars films, which are clearly more about selling toys instead of delivering great animation. Brave was also considered decent to mediocre by most reviewers, and certainly nothing up to the company's previous standards.
This summer also brings us Kick Ass 2, where Jim Carrey plays a role, the next Wolverine film, and the next film from District 9 director Neill Blomkamp, Elysium. Like District 9, Elysium uses sci-fi as the Trojan horse to give the audience a much deeper message than the usual genre fare.
But greatly anticipated genre doesn't end with the summer. October brings us the long awaited sequel to Sin City, A Dame to Kill For. This November will also bring us the long awaited big screen adaptation of Ender's Game, Thor The Dark World, and the next Hunger Games installment, Catching Fire.
And 2013 will end just as 2012 ended, with The Hobbit, the Desolation of Smaug, where Benedict Cumberbatch, the new Star Trek villain, will also embody the famous Tolkien dragon.


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1. Today in nature: African frogs can find their food with their eyes shut. Don't you wish you had a scientist job where you could make fake-insect ripples in ponds? I do.
a. Also, are you a southpaw? Scientists try to figure out why you haven't yet conquered the world if you're so much smarter, Mr. Lefty Smartypants.
2. Speaking of which, an update on the Mekong River whumpin' catfish.
3. Want to have a dinner party? The Non-Expert is there to help.
4. There is nothing going on in the world. Of course, I don't really mean that.