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(She counts as a celebrity chef, right? She had a TV show... on, um, a Brooklyn-based public access channel... which I suppose is kind of like having a show on The Food Network, if TFN listened to too much Bikini Kill and knew how to scam Kinkos!)
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Carioca--can you believe I've never had vichyssoise before? With you and everyone else recommending it, I've a feeling I'll be trying it for the first time very soon.
klizco--my version of that is lemon Italian ices and endless DVDs of The (American) Office :)
beckyleeprice--I'm so glad you found it too! I'm sorry you're also stuck not chewing, and I hope you recover fast!
There are a lot of great suggestions here already for interesting and nutritious meals, but here's my two cents as well. Protein and veg are also things I miss really badly (especially because pain medications can slow down your digestive system... if you catch my drift). My solution to that recently has been stuff like steamed/boiled veggies thrown into the food processor (you can get these precooked, if you're feeling really low), or smooth leafy vegetable dishes like creamed spinach. You also might want to google "green smoothies," which let you get fruits and veggies in at the same time--I like to do about half a cup of spinach with some frozen berries and half a banana, all whizzed in the blender. And as for meat, see if you can mince it small enough so that you can swallow it without chewing--I put minced chicken in broth and drink it with a straw, so the whole thing goes down easy.
Not to pimp myself out, but I'll probably be posting more ideas and such on my blog, if you'd like to check it out--but in any case, I completely sympathize, and I hope you feel better soon!
Chew on That--ha, totally! Though I've never been a very observant Jew, so sometimes pizza sneaks in anyway... :) Although your Passover talk has reminded me of the deliciousness of matzo brei... maybe that'll be mushy enough for today!
eggyzhe--I miss peanut butter and bread so much! Your meal sounds like heaven. I have a lot to look forward to...
What would you eat if you couldn't chew for a week?
MadelynRodriguez--thanks for the recipe suggestions, and ohmigod, that pizza looks so good. It helps that I'm craving greens something fierce nowadays... I'm the kind of person who, although I have a sweet tooth, will try to dump as much vegetables on everything I eat as possible, and spinach pizza is one of my favorite methods! But maybe I'll wait a few days, like Tconrastas said.
Hungrysailor--ha, I know exactly what you mean! My boyfriend's only meal suggestion post-surgery was his constant joke of "meat smoothies," which I kept saying, "Eww, gross!" to... until I realized that the trick of blending up chicken and rice and putting it in soup was basically the same thing. I feel like I'm doing my own "Will It Blend?" series. Luckily I haven't grossed out everyone too much yet :)
Gingercookiewithlime--thanks for your comments with regard to the sloughing--that's the part I'm most worried about right now, so it's good to have some suggestions on how to deal with it. And it's nice to hear that those suggestions involve eating food that's not the consistency of babyfood! Good call on the tongue scraper, too--I won't gross anyone out with the details here, but it'll be a nice alternative to brushing my teeth, which is really hard to do when you can't open your mouth much and it hurts to spit.
Annabanannas--you're absolutely right--it's day three today, and it's way harder than before. The first day was actually the easiest--I was so loopy on all the various anesthetics and narcotics that I was eating and talking and laughing all day. Day two was harder, and day three got off to a rough start, but hopefully this should be the hardest it gets.
GirlFromJetCity--oh man, I hadn't thought of that, and that sounds so good! Same with peanutbutter's butter suggestion, pjracz10's chicken broth plus egg, and Skythe's milkshakes. And oh man, hungrychristel/lexophile's Nutella suggestion--yummm! Plus, what with being mostly unable to chew, I have an excuse to eat it straight from the jar!
Caley--yeah, you're totally right on that front. I'm trying to stay extra-mindful of how much protein I'm getting, because I definitely feel a difference between when I get enough and when I don't.
And janaatwg--wish I could do the alcohol, but I've a feeling that'll have to wait. Perhaps for a "hooray for being totally recovered!" party, which I think is definitely in order :)
Thank you again for all your suggestions! Please excuse me if I missed your name--I'm running on a doomed combo of only a few hours of sleep and a lot of Percocet :)
What would you eat if you couldn't chew for a week?
Thank you all so much for your suggestions! It's nice to know that there's a world of recovery food outside of pudding and ice pops :)
All the soup suggestions are great. I've been cycling between wonton soup (with the wontons minced), egg drop soup, and chicken and rice soup, and it's really hit the spot. Plus, like joyyy, kmgagne, bareneed suggested, my mom has an immersion blender and is a soup fiend, so luckily I can count on that in the future (I think homemade chicken soup is on the menu tonight--yum!).
Caley--poor you and your jaw! I hope it gets back to normal soon. And I know exactly what you mean about raw vegetables--I pretty much live on big salads, and not eating them (and yummy summer fruit) makes me sad. Especially because pain meds and antibiotics are good at screwing with digestion (which hopefully can be remedied with fruit/green smoothies, like gastronomeg suggested). And thanks to you and erinlovestoeat with regard to the suggestions about muscles and easing back in--I was loopy on Percocet and local anaesthesia yesterday, the day of my surgery, and ended up being a motormouth glutton all day... and today my throat and facial muscles are paying the price :/
Engmcmuffin & annabanannas--I've definitely heard the same thing about milk, but my doctor still said milk was okay--go figure. I'm still mostly steering clear of dairy anyway, if only because I don't think it'll sit well in my tummy. But maybe the french onion soup that yayfood mentioned would be good on day four or five? Please? Haha. (And I hope you're feeling better, annabanannas!)
Dbcurrie--risotto sounds great! I've been having rice pudding, so I bet that would work too. And lemonfair, my mom makes killer guac, so that's a great menu suggestion (although maybe in a a few days--my tummy might not be so happy about raw onions so soon...).
Hungrychristel and lexophile--your feud is cracking me up! But I have to agree with both of you--half the time my pain meds go in unsweetened applesauce, and the other half they go in super-sweet chocolate pudding :)
Juliebugsmama--beer might be a little fizzy for the back of my throat right now, but some Percocet and ice cream (plus a sunny day!) just might do the trick!
Also, I was a complete airhead and forgot to include a link to my blog! If you'd like to see it, it's called How To Eat Everything (a play on Mark Bittman's "How To Cook Everything" series, which I love). Thanks! :)

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 In rural Morocco, most youth never receive the opportunity to recognize and develop their potential as future leaders. But hope is on the horizon for two small hillside communities in the High Atlas Mountains who have come together to create a summer leadership camp. This Girls and Guys Leading Our World (GGLOW) camp, based on an original Peace Corps volunteer initiative, will give 50 youth between the ages of 14 and 17 the opportunity to enrich their lives and their communities.

 Designed to cultivate informed and active individuals, the camp will foster skills training and education in the areas of (1) leadership and teamwork, (2) goal-setting and decision-making, (3) self-awareness and confidence, (4) the ability to understand, define, and respond to social issues in the region (e.g. environmental protection, AIDS awareness, gender roles, etc.). This skill set gives youth the tools necessary to better manage their personal lives and positively influence their communities. Encouraging the continued education of boys and girls is central to the project.

 Local teachers and community leaders provide the project's driving force by contributing their talents, time and resources. In all stages of planning and implementation, this core group remains positive, involved and motivated. Teachers serve not only as mentors, but as resources within these communities to promote long-term sustainability. The communities have expressed their sincere commitment to the camp by donating the campsite, labor and equipment. Your contribution will help secure the materials, food, transportation and other items needed to make this camp successful.
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After two more hours of public comment and nearly three hours of questioning, the plan commission voted 4-3 to rezone the 710 acres from rural holding to planned development and to approve the general development plan for the land.
Plan commission member Fritz Button said the plan as presented allows the city to control how the land is developed over the next couple decades. But plan commission member Don Rutkowksi said this development is only the "tip of the iceberg."
Button, Dennis Lyon, Alan Kupsik and Mayor Sheldon Shepstone voted in favor. Alderman Gary Dunham, Thomas Hartz and Rutkowski voted against
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Members of the Boise City Council are (back, L-R) council members TJ Thomson, Ben Quintana, Lauren McLean, Scot Ludwig (front, L-R) Council Pro Tem Elaine Clegg, Mayor David H. Bieter and Council President Maryanne Jordan.
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Thomas Mann once said, "Tolerance becomes a crime when applied to evil."
The Freedom of Speech is a guarantee to protect the expression of thought. It is not, however, a guarantee that all expressed thoughts will be respected. It also does not guarantee your "religious sensitivities" will remain unscathed. The Wall Street Journal may have lost sight of this concept.
WSJ author Peter Hoekstra seems to confuse that point in his opinion piece about Geert Wilders' short film "Fitna":
Reasonable men in free societies regard Geert Wilders's anti-Muslim rhetoric, and films like "Fitna," as disrespectful of the religious sensitivities of members of the Islamic faith. But free societies also hold freedom of speech to be a fundamental human right. We don't silence, jail or kill people with whom we disagree just because their ideas are offensive or disturbing.
To Hoekstra's credit, he does go on in the article to defend the freedom of expression and criticize some aspects of radical Islam. But missing from his piece is the most important part of free speech - the right to scrutinize other people's beliefs. At what point does distasteful truth go from "offensive" or "disturbing" to acceptable? Is it still "respectable" to protect 'religious sensitivities' even when that religion destroys the lives of others? Do "reasonable men" become unreasonable when defending the life and liberty of those imprisoned by a cult-like dogma?
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I received great feedback from you all on my new series on Stagetecture called – 'Simple Must-Do Tips'. Each week I will pick 3 tips from the 111 Simple Tips for your Everyday Home ebook and expand upon them to help you get more insight into that specific room. These are quick tips that you can click on the link to get the entire article and advice in an expanded version.
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When organizing your summer garage for the fall season, create more fun than stress if you know how to go about it. If you are among those getting your garage ready for the fall, the tips listed below will go a long way in helping you out. They are:
Helping your Kids Organize their Room
Have you been shying away from helping your kids organize their rooms? If your answer is yes, now is the time for you to stamp your feet and say no to such scenes as tossed toys, heaped clothes, overflowing drawers and messy beds. Continually throwing up your hands in exasperation will in no way, help the situation but taking charge and showing your children how they can maximize space and be more comfortable when they keep their rooms clean will help the situation. I want to point out that you should not do this alone, the children should be actively involved because that is the only way they will learn the necessary skill of organizing their spaces, even as adults.
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Have you been frantically searching for tips on how to make your laundry room multi-functional? You don't have to search any further because by the time you are through with reading this post, you will be able to double up on the little space you already have which at the end of the day, will see your laundry room not just serving its purpose but also lending itself for other useful purposes. Now, you can only meet this aim if you know what you want and take time to dream big and make plans. Listed below are the tips that will help.
Location: This is very important when it comes to maximizing the functions of your laundry room. Therefore, it is important that in choosing where the laundry room will be, you should make a choice of a part of the home that will be easily accessible for other needs and functions.
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I mean their first album is ok..
their other albums are garbage.. but I can think of worse headlining acts.
yeah like jack johnson
July 21- Soundgarden- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
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July 21- Soundgarden- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
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Not that bad. Not that good.
handbanana is some ol funny ass shit!
just one more step and you'll be out of the closet brandon.
Nice moustache
Originally Posted by woogie846
They're pretentious as all hell. And some of the lyrics give Nickleback a run for their money. But seeing how their albums each sell less than the predecessor, I have to assume some of the people that bought Hot Fuss realize this. It seems like Goldenvoice likes to throw a stinky, gold lame' sporting curve ball into the lineup every year.
i don't think they're horrible. i just don't think they're coacella worthy. or amy whinehouse, for that matter. paul mccartney can do no wrong, but i think they're pushing it with him a bit.
i know that everyone thinking The Killers will suck balls will cause the show to be fairly good when it's not as horrible as everyone was thinking...
but it's all a matter of conflicts at this point.
Which tent will the Killers be in?
oh i get it, you're an alias...
but thanks for the nifty sig!
the killers are actually a really good live band.
There's nothing positively memorable about them. They're at their best when they're totally forgettable and boring, and I think that's the problem that a lot of people are having with the band.
o ya, id definetly rather see the little vegas emo makeup wearing punks with 1 decent album and 2 shitty albums over a guy who was in the most successful band of all time and has about 20 solo albums... ya dude your totally right
im just sayin...
@far and gone out
you obviously havent been to that many live shows, have you?
Please don't be mean to me. I happen to take the internet very seriously, and it hurts my feelings when people make fun of me. I'm a very sensitive guy, and it makes me sad when people say things towards me that are meant to mock me. Will you please apologize so that I can have a decent weekend?
PS: I revise my original statement. I would rather watch jgd855's mom met gang raped by some prison brotha's with The Killers playing in the background than listen to a single second of Paul McCartney.
p.s. i like how you pretend that you arnt offended, only to counter with an insulting statement. way to really show that internet insults dont get to you...
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The Killers aren't bad, they just aren't great
"Without music life would be a mistake" ~Nietzsche
i think the real question here is....are the killers really that good??
i mean, seriously...to headline SATURDAY?!? Saturday is the premiere day of the fest...i could see them headlining a tent perhaps or headling on fri. but no way in hell they deserve main stage headline spot on saturday.
the previous saturday headliners over the history of coachella...Prince, RHCP, Depeche Mode, Coldplay, Radiohead, Beastie Boys, Bjork, Jane's Addiction, Beck
and now The Killers added to that list? there is no fuckin way The Killers deserve that spot.
Coachella 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11Lollapalooza 95, 96, 97, 03, 08
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Bonnaroo 09
Vegoose 07, RIP
Mile High 09
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Yes, they are that bad.
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Be a good road stewardMay 07,2014
Green Up Day 2014 is over, and thousands of miles of Vermont roads are now litter-free. Or at least they were Saturday.
But what about the rest of the year? Anyone nasty enough to use a road as a dump is hardly polite enough to wait until the day before the next Green Up Day before littering again. Dumpers tend to dump year-round. How do we keep our roads clean after Green Up Day?
One answer is that more of us can become what many Vermonters already are: road stewards.
Road stewards pick up trash not only on Green Up Day but all year long. Some police only the road on which they live; others go farther afield. Still others pick up trash (at least occasionally) wherever they see it.
Two older women I know like to take long walks. Whenever they spy a piece of litter, they put it in the little plastic shopping bag they carry with them. They pride themselves for doing two things getting exercise while creating a mile or 2 of litter-free roadsides.
I live on the Hazens Notch Road, a lightly traveled dirt road in Montgomery. I rarely get around to take a walk, but every Sunday I have a ritual: As I drive downtown to get the newspaper, I go slowly enough so that, whenever I see a beer can or other debris, I can easily pull over, get out, pick it up and throw it in a bag. When I get home, 3 miles of roadside are free of any trash I can see from my car windows. And that happy result adds no more than 15 minutes to my trip.
We could, of course, replace road stewards with state and local highway crews. Road stewards are hyper-efficient because they multitask. They also receive nonmonetary compensation. And not just the warm feelings that come from doing good deeds. A piece of litter is what landscape designers like me call a negative focal point it grabs your attention and, all by itself, ruins an entire view. Simply by removing it, you can almost instantly restore the whole scene.
Making beauty or at least ending ugliness is rarely so easy or so economical.
Like many road stewards, I try to pick up trash not just on Sunday mornings but whenever I see it. Sometimes, however, Im too busy to stop. I tell myself Ill stop later.
But later, the trash is gone. What happened? The wind may have blown it into the woods. An animal (wild or domestic) may have gotten it. Or maybe as I like to think one of my neighbors picked it up instead.
Then I also imagine that my neighbors and I live in of all things a state of grace, not only because we are privileged to live in one of the prettiest places on Earth, but because we are wise enough to know that we are part of an unspoken social compact: Each of us knows that our home is not only our house or our land, but nothing less than all the space we inhabit.
We know that our mountain road is as much our home as our living rooms. We are also wise enough to know that, if we all act as if our common road is also our common home, then it will be light work for all of us to take care of it: that if we all act as if what we imagine were true, then we make it true.
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Corbett, executive pastry chef for The Absinthe Group, oversees the dessert menus at four San Francisco restaurants.
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Summer flavors and ignoring trends
Do you have a favorite ingredient?
I wouldn't say I have a favorite ingredient so much as ingredient combinations — roasted white chocolate with higher acid berries and cocoa nibs, for example. Actually, I would say any herbs with a hint of anise, like tarragon, anise hyssop or basil.
With the hot summer months upon us, how do you incorporate ice creams, sorbets and other frozen ingredients at your restaurants?
I tend not to plan my menus too far in advance, so I haven't really thought about what I'll be doing over the summer, aside from making ice cream sandwiches. I'll probably do tarragon chip ice cream sandwiched in a dark cocoa cookie.
Do you help select and pair after-dinner spirits and wine?
No. I let the sommeliers work that magic. We usually taste together, but they have a good handle on what works.
What do you have planned that you are most excited about?
I'm most excited about a dish we just put on [the menu]. It's roasted strawberries with ricotta mousse and celery sorbet. It's just a really fresh, bright dish, and my sous chef Becky Broeske is making an amazing ricotta that we use in the dish.
What current dessert and pastry trends have you noticed?
I'm not really interested in trends. I'm more focused on what's in season. Nature is the ultimate trend predictor. I get more influence and inspiration by talking with colleagues and friends than by looking at magazines.
The recent Killed By Dessert event sounded like it was a huge success. How did that come together? Why was it important to you?
Killed by Dessert came together through an online conversation between the founding chefs. We're all friends and we wanted to do an event that showcased what the pastry department can do. We're often an afterthought when it comes to most events and we wanted to showcase the pastry chef. I find a lot of importance in this event as it has and continues to strengthen the pastry community. Not many events bring us together, and this has really tightened the pastry community on a national level. Since the first one, there have been several pastry-focused events across the country, and I hope we've had some part in inspiring that to happen. There are also pastry chefs in Belgium and South Africa who have reached out to let us know that they've been inspired to start their own dessert-focused events.
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Metro Parks is spending more money to develop the Scioto Audubon Metro Park south of Downtown.
The park district is paying R.W. Setterlin $574,310 to build a restroom, shelters, concrete walkways and install electric, water and sewer systems.
It also will spend $88,200 for an 80-car parking lot and 1,200 feet of paved trails, as work continues to redevelop the area that used to be the city's impound lot.
An obstacle course is coming, Metro Parks executive director John O'Meara said. A year ago, young professionals who were surveyed came up with ideas such as a velodrome (bicycle racing!) and an outdoor ballroom.
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Their grandparents remember Pearl Harbor. Their parents remember the day John F. Kennedy was assassinated. And the youth of today will forever remember where they were and how they felt when they found out about the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
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n "Sept. 11 is a day that will live in our hearts forever. Someday our kids will be asking us what happened and what we felt. I remember talking to my grandparents about when they found out about Pearl Harbor and what their feelings were. They felt the same terror and sadness as we all did about Sept. 11. We'll always remember what we were doing, where we were and everything about when we found out and watched as planes hit buildings and the buildings fell. I still remember how I felt as I listened to the panicked voices on the radio and how in class all we wanted to do was watch the coverage. I'll never forget the heroic efforts made by the police officers and firefighters. Never forget." - Miriam Lovell, Tascosa High School
n "On Sept. 11, I was at Horace Mann Middle School. My sister's husband, Roberto, was working in the Twin Towers. When I had heard that a plane ran into the Twin Towers and exploded, I started to cry. I called my oldest sister and asked her if Roberto had called and she said, 'No.' We waited and waited. There was no answer; we prayed. When they started to find bodies, they found his and so they gave us a call. We were upset. We called all of his family to tell them the news." - Ashley Perreault, Ascension Academy
n "Sept. 11 shook the hearts of America. Just as our parents remember the assassination of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., we will remember walking into class and hearing the tragic news. Nobody said a word as the youth of the United States stared at the Twin Towers billowing with smoke. That day is one that no one will forget - the Tuesday that innocent people were slaughtered: A crime committed because of envy and hatred. We will never know the thoughts of the accused, but we will always remember the patriotism that this country experienced." - Geneva Tiller, Palo Duro High School sophomore
n "Sept. 11 made our entire country come together in our time of need. It made some of us realize that we're not immortal. We were given an opportunity to see that it could all be taken away in a matter of minutes, whether it is your hope, faith or life." - Sabra Bowen, Caprock High School
n "Life seems more precious. We realize how quickly it can end. We realize how much our lives have been affected by Sept. 11. We see courage in the midst of crisis and a hope and realization that God is there through it all. Fear pierced our soul and compassion pierced our hearts. As the smoke cleared ground zero, so did the darkness in our hearts as the Son began to shine through with a new realization of life." - Jennifer Williams, Trinity Fellowship Christian School junior
n "The tears of my own eyes will always be with me. The entire class stared in disbelief; it felt as though our tears dropped as brutally as the shrouds of the towers. I had never been there; I didn't know the people trapped, waiting for death. But in my heart, I knew the site and victims as well as Amarillo and its people. First it was disbelief. I had never known war or loss or hate. My generation was one of innocence. Then the sadness swelled, followed by hate. But neither lasted, for then there was pride." - Krisi Hartley, Randall High School sophomore
n "People came together to help all those affected by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. We all joined together as one without worrying about other people's race or religion. People prayed, helped others, but most of all they cared. These terrorist attacks affected people in many ways, some lost family members and friends, some were given a second chance in life and others became closer to their families. No American will ever forget about these terrorist attacks, we will always hold a place in our hearts for those who gave up their lives. We shall always remember." - Krystle Reining, Holy Cross Catholic Academy
n "The Sept. 11 attacks were tragic on the level of loss of human life, but priceless in the lessons that it taught us. We were brought together on a national level as we realized we are not invincible." - Brantley Jones, Amarillo High School junior
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Blu-ray Review: 'Frankenstein's Army'
Ready for a little flesh mixed with metal monster action? Then follow us as we check out the new to Blu-ray title "Frankenstein's Army" out now from Dark Sky Films. The experiments get reviewed and double-checked below.
Title: "Frankenstein's Army"
Grade: 3 1/2
Cast: Karel Roden, Joshua Sasse, Luke Newberry
Director: Richard Raaphorst
Rating: R
Runtime: 84 minutes
Release Company: Dark Sky Home Entertainment
Website: www.darkskyfilms.com
The Flick: While it does have a slow build up, the beauty of "Frankenstein's Army" is the sheer insanity of the eventual monster mayhem. Meaning once the Soviet soldiers enter the layer of madman Karel "Hellboy" Roden all normalcy bets are off. And it's in this section that the film shows it's best colors, sporting creepy monsters (a little teddy with a woman's head, anyone?!) and eerie experiments (mixing half brains from gents on opposing political sides seems fitting!) galore. Though for all the creative juice from "Frankenstein's Army" in the bloody good category, I must admit I'm just not a fan of the first person camera anymore. Everyone is always telling the cameraman to get lost and/or blocking his vision – not exactly great for those who want a front row seat to the fun. But for Halloween folks looking for a decent dose of deranged, Roden's army has got the goods.
Best Feature: The 'Making Of' is certainly decent and thorough, just wish they had dived deeper into the mind of Roden on this character.
Best Hidden Gem: The section of 'Creature Spots' is like a moving pack of cool monster cards.
Worth the Moola: While yet another first person camera flick, Roden and his flesh-filled robots break through the fourth wall.


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Not Done Yet: Gettysburg Sinks Cabrini
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GETTYSBURG, Pa. - Sophomore midfielder Danno Lynch (Medfield, Mass./Avon Old Farms [Conn.]) made the most of his first collegiate start, scoring three goals and handing out one assist as No. 18 Gettysburg topped No. 8 Cabrini College 12-8 in non-conference men's lacrosse action Wednesday afternoon at a sunny Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium.
Gettysburg (3-3) never trailed after striking with the game's first three goals over the opening 2:55, with Lynch scoring the Bullets second and third tallies. The Orange & Blue led 9-3 at halftime and 12-5 with 11:20 left before Cabrini (4-2) scored the last three goals.
The Bullets, who improved to 3-0 at home this season, out-shot the Cavaliers 28-16 in the pivotal first half and finished with a 36-31 shot advantage.
Cabrini, which entered the game with the 11th-ranked scoring offense (14.8 goals per game) in Division III, was held to over six goals below their season average.
Junior Joe Brody (Bethesda, Md./Walter Johnson) and sophomore Andrew Ryan (Palm Beach, Fla./Westminster School [Conn.]) added two goals apiece for Gettysburg. Sophomore Paul Skulski led Cabrini with three goals while junior Casey Grugan posted two goals and two assists.
Senior Zach Furshman (Miami, Fla./Kent School [Conn.]) made a season-high 13 saves for the Bullets. Senior Bobby Chambers stopped 11 shots while playing the final 57:05 in goal for Cabrini. Senior Kevin Chenoweth started and gave up Gettysburg's first three goals.
Senior Tom O'Donnell (Montgomeryville, Pa./La Salle College) put the Bullets on the scoreboard, striking 59 seconds into the contest before Lynch scored twice over a 1:03 span. But after making their goalie change the Cavaliers settled down and cut the deficit to 3-2 after goals from Christian Burrows and Paul Skulski.
Ryan gave the Bullets a 4-2 lead to end of the first quarter when he scored with 53 seconds on the clock.
The Cavaliers drew to within one again after Scott Reimer scored 54 seconds into the second quarter, but that's when Gettysburg ran off a decisive 5-0 run to end the period. The Bullets received goals from five different players over the stretch, with junior Patrick Koehl (Shamong, N.J./St. Joseph's Prep [Pa.]), Lynch, Brody, senior Zach Pucci (Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood), and senior Tim Stanton (Phoenix, Md./Loyola Blakefield) finding the back of the net to give Gettysburg its 9-3 halftime advantage.
After Grugan scored midway through the third quarter, junior Josh Reichert (Englewood, Colo./Kent School) scored the Bullets lone goal of the stanza, converting a man-up tally with 2:17 on the clock to make it 10-4 after 45 minutes of play.
Skulski made it a 10-5 game when he scored 51 seconds into the fourth quarter, but Ryan and Brody scored back-to-back 2:10 apart to up Gettysburg's lead to 12-5 with 11:20 to go. The Cavaliers rallied in the final 6:17, with Grugan, Skulski, and Matt Conaway scoring once each, but it was too little too late.
Cabrini, which was 18th in Division III in face-off percentage (64.0 percent) entering the contest, won 15-of-23 draws.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — An 8-year-old South Carolina girl's dream of having the woolly mammoth become the official state fossil has been put on hold while lawmakers debate an amendment that gives God credit for creating the prehistoric animal.
A bill that recently passed the state House to designate the Columbian mammoth as the state fossil stalled in the Senate after Republican Sen. Kevin Bryant added two verses from the book of Genesis.
That amendment was ruled out of order, but senators this week will debate a new amendment that says the mammoth was "created on the sixth day along with the beasts of the field," Bryant said yesterday.
"We ought to consider acknowledging the creator as we acknowledge one of his creations," Bryant said.
The original measure followed a letter to elected officials by Olivia McConnell, an 8-year-old from New Zion, S.C.
In it, she pointed out that there is no state fossil, said Democratic Rep. Robert Ridgeway, who received the letter and sponsored the bill.
Olivia suggested the elephant-like mammoth because an early find of its remains took place in 1725 on a South Carolina plantation where slaves dug up a tooth, Ridgeway said.
The woolly mammoth was a huge, shaggy, tusked mammal that roamed northern Europe, Siberia and North America tens of thousands of years ago and became extinct about 4,000 years ago.
Bryant said he does not intend to hold up the mammoth's official designation but would like a vote on his amendment. He sees no legal problems with it.
But reaction from some South Carolina residents has been "nasty," he said.
"Please stop making our state look like backwards hillbillies who believe in fairy tales," Alex Davis commented on Bryant's website. "Keep your religious views out of the government."
Ridgeway said he was surprised by the controversy.
"I was just trying to support a young child who is interested in science," he said.


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MEPs call on eCall to aid emergency services by 2015
All new cars built in Europe should be fitted with a new device allowing vehicles to automatically alert the emergency services in the event of a serious accident, MEPs have said.
The system, labelled eCall, is designed to alert the EU-wide emergency number '112' in the event of a serious crash on the continent's motorways. The device will provide accurate GPS positioning, enabling emergency services to locate accident areas with haste, as well as airbag and impact information.
These measures would not only make road safety more efficient and secure, it would also go some way to appeasing car insurance providers. Subsequently MEPs have thrown their weight behind a resolution, adopted by the Internal Market and Transport Committees, that is seeking the system to be fitted in all new vehicles by 2015.
Catherine Beader, an MEP for the South East, said: "Even if you are unconscious, the system will let rescue workers know exactly where you are. The great advantage is the technology already exists and we should be taking advantage of it."
The inclusion of the eCall device would speed up the arrival of emergency services and potentially save as many as 2,500 lives a year. The system is currently installed in 0.4 per cent of vehicles on Europe's roads and would also minimise the severity of injuries by as much as 15 per cent.
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Four NCAA Div. III championships
PELLA — Central College dropped four spots to No. 17 in the NFCA Division III Top 25 rankings.
The Dutch, who were defeated twice in last weekend's Iowa Conference tournament at Cedar Rapids, are 30-10 and play host to a four-team NCAA regional tourney Friday through Sunday in Pella. Central opens against North Central (Ill.), which is unranked, Friday at 3:30 p.m. In the 1 p.m. game, top-seeded Luther meets Washingon-St. Louis (Mo.). Luther (30-6), which tied for second place with Central in the Iowa Conference standings but won last weekend's league tournament, jumped three spots to No. 8. Washington-St. Louis is unranked.
Conference rival Coe College, which also plays host to a four-team regional, slipped two positions to No. 11.


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Ke$ha Extends Rehab And Cancels Tour Dates
Ke$ha has put her recovery first, postponing tour stops in March and April to extend her rehab for an eating disorder.
The pop star said in a statement, "I was so looking forward to performing at these dates but I need to follow my doctor's advice and get my health back on track. All of your support during this time has been so amazing. I couldn't have done this without you all. I look forward to coming back stronger than ever on the next tour."
It's the first we have heard from the singer since January, when she reached out via Twitter to thank them for their support. "Hey It's Kesha from treatment. I just wanted to say that this is really hard and necessary work. I'm grateful for all the love and support," she wrote.
Ke$ha checked into rehab in early January, saying in a statement at the time, "I'm a crusader for being yourself and loving yourself, but I've found it hard to practice. I'll be unavailable for the next 30 days, seeking treatment for my eating disorder... to learn to love myself again, exactly as I am."
The singer's mom entered the same rehab facility a week later for post-traumatic stress disorder at her daughter's request.


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LOS ANGELES, CA - MAY 12: Singer and songwriter Pat Benatar performs at the Revlon Run/Walk for women held at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on May 12, 2007 in Los Angeles California. (Photo by Mark Davis/Getty Images)
Lou Reed
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Neil Sedaka
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Harry Chapin
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Absolute Intimidation from the Blueberries!!!!
She's back!!!!!! Loaded up with no outs, bottom of 10!
Extra Innings at a Saturday night Reds game!
Didn't this guy say there was NO SHOT he would meet at Starbucks?? Hmm, @BSnowScout
After school pick-up treat w Daddy. Two girls in heaven at the ice cream counter!
Just met an original! Live tonite @cintascenter. Told him, "6 minutes, 6 minutes Doug E Fresh ur on!
My daughter created my Wi character. Totally messed up on the wig. Brutal. I look like Gallagher..
Skyline now serving "Funnel Cake Fries". Two girls in heaven....
About to face the firing squad!!
My 5yr old made a birthday card for daddy and drew a picture of me. No hair but wrote "Xavier Rocks"
My daughter asked how to solve. Been looking at for 5 mins. Have no answer. Who invented this???
Taylor Mill Skyline is going to need more cheese asap!! These 2 are eating like there's a shortage!
Planning tonight's practice from my balcony. Not many views like this in Cincinnati...
I got to sign how many of these????????????
Good friend Scott Gaede dropped off the 1st copy. Available at Musketeer Madness tomorrow. Cya then.
Why am I waiting for a taxi in a line this long? Only in the Big Apple.
My friend Phil is changing Halloween. Let me present the Blue Blobkin.
Elaine just ordered herself a BIG salad. If you're not a Seinfeld fan, sorry...
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your answer is probably 0 because n is a constant. integration with respect to a constant(ie n) is 0,isn't it???
If you mean f to the power n, then it will depend more strongly on exactly what f is.
I am really having trouble with the concept of this problem. If you integrated with respect to the variable n by taking the antiderivative of n, and the limits of the integral are set to 1 and 0, you come up with a 1/2 derivative which makes no sense at all. I cannot take the antiderivative of the function as a whole because I am not integrating with respect to z, since z is a constant. If anyone could point me in the right direction I would appreciate it very much.


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If the problem state something like
If so, you will want to use a change of base rule here, i.e.
that was extremely helpful, but i did get lost at the part where
ln(x) was ÷ by the sum of (1/c ln(x) ) and (1/d ln(x) ). where or how did you get those expressions in the denominator?
Nevermind, now i get it!
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Ubisoft Explains Late Assassin's Creed PC Launches
Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed's Lead Designer Jean-Sebastian Decant has explained the reasoning behind the series releasing late on PC to Polygon. The answer is quite simple according to Decant, who said the PC version is the last version the development team works on.
This has been the case for every Assassin's Creed to date and the upcoming Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag will be no different. Ubisoft has confirmed this week that Black Flag will hit PC on November 19th, about three weeks after the console release.
Decant stated that the studio focuses its attention on one "master version" and concentrates on this one before moving to another. The PC version always comes last. He said:
It all depends on what is the master version. If for instance, the [Xbox 360] version was the master version, or the PlayStation 3 version was the master version, then we'd need a little bit more time to adapt it for the PC. But we need to finish that other version first.
Decant assured everyone that thanks to the PC version being worked on last it would include final tweaks from those additional weeks of work. These tweaks will ensure a polished experience for all.
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag's current-gen versions were the "master" versions for the upcoming title. Decant continued:
The technology goal we had [for ACIV] was for the current-gen.
You need to finish one and make sure that it's clean before you can then finish the others.
Source: Polygon


text: And so it begins. In fairness I've put it off for months with Birdie now able to climb out of her cot with all the expertise of a mountain goat AND make a perfect landing. The time has come. She is well ready, I am not. My baby Birdie is now moving into her very own big girl bed and lush new little toddler space. To harshening the blow somewhat I'm focusing on designing her new bedroom. And oh what gorgeous delights there are out there! Chech out that Miffy lamp by Mr.Maria. Delicious! I want her room full of crazy character just like her. I'm so loving monochrome at the moment... maybe with just a splash of sunshine yellow :) Lots of news and reviews to come as her bedroom comes together!


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Primarily images from the College Archives that document Bowdoin College campus and people from the 19th century to the present.
Include the Strout Collection, 1918-36, of negatives and prints of the Brunswick area, Maine resorts, and post World War I France; and the Shulman Collection, 1930s-50s, of Bowdoin-related negatives. Significant holdings within manuscript collections are also described.
Contains commercial films and other videos related to apartheid, collected by the Maine Project on Southern Africa and made available through Bowdoin.