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Distance from Canton, OH to Mansfield, OH is 65Miles or 105 Km. You can get this distance about 1 hour 9 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane for 60 Miles or 96 Km, You can get this distance about 37 mins .
A car with an average MPG will needs 3.01 gallons of gas to get the route between these points.
The estimated cost of gas to get between Canton, OH and Mansfield, OH is $6.83.
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Do you stress out and begin to hyperventilate when it's time to book a European flight?
Here are a few tips from CheapAir.com on how to save a few bucks and reduce your stress level when purchasing summer flights to Europe:
Book early. The best/cheapest time to book a European flight is 319 days in advance, according to CheapAir's study of 190 million fares. The only problem is: It's hard to know 319 days in advance when and where you want to go the following summer.
Be flexible: This advice is also helpful for finding a comfortable position in your airplane seat. However, what they mean is Saturday is the most expensive day to fly; Tuesdays and Wednesdays are the cheapest.
Alternate airports: The four cheapest places to fly to are Dublin, Brussels, Madrid and Milan; the four most expensive are Rome, Athens, Munich and Venice.
Early/late: Early summer (the first half of June) and late summer (the end of August) are the cheapest times to fly in the summer. May and September are even cheaper, but aren't officially summer.

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Hometown: Cedar Falls, Iowa
High School: Cedar Falls
Why Central?
When I started visiting schools, I found that I really enjoyed the smaller, private colleges. Central was my top choice right away. It felt like a home away from home.
Who is your favorite professor and why?
My favorite professor is Dr. Benedict. I think it's wonderful how passionate he is about teaching and environmental efforts. Having him as a professor made me so much more conscientious of how I treat the world around me and ways that I can help make the world a better place. And he would throw a marker at you if you fell asleep in his class, which I thought was funny…until it happened to me.
You are majoring in Biology/Nursing because…
I'm a people person. There is no way I could sit at a desk all day at a computer because I would get bored. I wanted to have that chance to be out in the community and improving people's lives. What better way to do that than nursing! It's tremendously rewarding to see where people start when they come into the hospital or nursing home, for example, and see what medicine and therapy can do to help them get better. I think that medicine is fascinating because it's always changing and improving.
What is your favorite Central memory?
Hands down my experience studying abroad in Wales during my sophomore year. I got to travel around the world and meet people who will remain a part of my life forever. Getting stuck in an elevator in Florence, Italy, and having the fire department rescue us 30 minutes later will definitely be something I never forget. I'm sure Natalie Mason, Nolan Blythe, Michael Splavec and Ricky Boyle can attest to that.
What do you love most about being a member of the Central Dutch volleyball team?
There is an endless list of things that I love about this team. What I love most though is that through and through we always have each other's backs; whether it's in a heated match, in practice or outside of volleyball. They help me choose joy in every situation that I am in. These girls and coaches have been a true blessing to me these past four years and I can't thank them enough for that.
More exciting play: block or kill?
That's a tough one. I don't think there is anything that fires me up more in a game than getting a block off of a tough hitter. Your hands are tingling and red after, but it's so worth it!
Better volleyball venue: beach or gymnasium?
I love the energy and how loud it gets when we play in our gym. Playing in a home match with all our fans cheering is a great feeling. There is so much history in there, too…the three national championship volleyball teams all played in there at one point in time and it's a huge honor to have the chance to do that, as well.
What is your favorite activity to do in your free time and why?
Besides studying…? I really enjoy bike riding. It's great exercise and relaxing at the same time. Then I come home and reward myself with a giant bowl of ice cream.
Who is your favorite volleyball player of all-time and why?
I grew up watching Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor play beach volleyball in the summer Olympics. I remember watching them when I was younger and thinking that playing volleyball is exactly what I wanted to do someday. They are amazing players and great role models, too.
What is one thing people do not know about Coach Clayberg?
Sad to say, but he listens to Justin Bieber music. He's a Bielieber!
Teammate most likely to dent the gymnasium floor with her kills…
Jess Laflin. I don't know how she does it, but I wouldn't want to be on the opposite side of the net when she gets a ball set to her.
Who is one person, past or present, that you'd like to have lunch with and why?
I would love to sit down and have lunch with my grandparents. All but one passed away before I was born and I would love to have the chance to meet them.
"This season I hope that…"
This season I know we can take the conference championship title and hit the road for the national title, too!
Bucket list (list items that you want to do/accomplish in your life)
Travel the world more
Go on a hot air balloon ride
Go sky diving
Learn to play the piano
Swim with dolphins
Be on the Wheaties box (like the professional athletes and Olympic medalists get to do)
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The types of women sporting "ink" these days run the gamut from moms to models to major trendsetters. And while some of their permanent choices are very sweet— like Jennifer Aniston's brand new homage to her dog, Norman— some are also very questionable. Here's a look at some of the standards.
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The sad truth is that a lot of relationships don't last ... especially ones as publicly passionate as Angelina and Billy Bob's. The blood around the neck may have been creepier, but it was way less permanent and didn't require cover-up ink or laser removal.
Tramp Stamp3 of 12
It's kind of all in the name, isn't it? And by the way "tramp stamp" is officially in the dictionary. Now the lower back tattoo is often found on ladies who may or may not have made a drunken bad decision while spring-breaking in South Padre. Let's just say, most don't associate it with the word "class."
The Wrist4 of 12
We've got lots of friends with simple wrist art. It's subtle to the point that some people won't even know you have it. Just make sure it has some lifelong significance as you'll be seeing it every day.
The Ring5 of 12
Getting a permanent ring inked on your body as a symbol of your marital commitment to someone else is a grand gesture. But if things go south, you can't just take it off.
The Spell-Check6 of 12
Never was there a greater need for fact-checking than when you're writing a permanent statement on your body. Take Hayden Panettiere here: Her tat is supposed to be Italian for "to live without regrets," but sadly one of the words is spelled wrong. D'oh.
The Foreign Language7 of 12
Rihanna recently suffered the same mistaken fate with her "Rebelle Fleur," which we're guessing she meant to read, "rebel flower." However in proper French, the two words would be reversed in order to have that meaning. Note to self: Check with a native speaker on all languages and symbols.
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Much like the wrist tattoo, the top of the foot is subtle and often found on fancy — yet groovy —ladies like Charlize Theron (pictured). It also indicates a level of toughness as the thin skin on the foot is supposedly one of the most painful spots to get inked.
The Over-The-Top9 of 12
Well, Eve, it's hard to know what to say about your paw prints. Are you a big cat person? Are you tough like a tiger or panther? To each her own, but that placement is very obvious, and I feel like you must have to explain your art all the time. Do something over-the-top like this and it would seem you want to discuss it.
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Again, picking this spot on your body means you want to show this baby to the world. Choose wisely as you can come off looking silly, like when you have a cartoonish lion like Christina Ricci or, say, your sorority letters — unless you really are that hard-core about large cats or Pi Phi.
The Job Symbol11 of 12
Chanel Iman is a model. Models wear clothes. Chanel picked a hanger to put on her neck. This sort of extremely literal tattoo would seem to indicate that you made that decision rashly and at a young age. Remember that most of us can't pull off things the same way models can, and we probably won't keep the same job from the age of 16.
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Somehow the barbed wire armband doesn't seem out of place on Pam, making her second appearance on our list. But imagine it on any other woman you know, and you would think she might have lost her marbles.
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After being in a terrible funk back in June which included a nationally publicized failed attempt at a mustache, Murph is back!
The last 30 days saw Murph play in 22 games with 75 at bats and 30 hits for a .400 clip which has once again raised his season's average above .300 to a current .306.
Singles hitter you say?
His 10 doubles and 2 triples led the team for the 30 day time period. For the season, Murph leads the team in triples with 3 and is second in doubles with 29 to David Wright's 30.
But, you complain, his fielding, ugh!
In 370 total chances Murph has 10 errors. In 242 total chances, 2 time gold glover David Wright has 9 errors.
So we are glad Murph has found his way out of the fog.
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If I had to pick one word to describe the UFC Light Heavyweight Division over the last few years it would be 'unstable.' The division's top prize has been passed around more than an STD at the Jersey Shore house. As a result we've got any number of great fighters in the upper levels of the weight class and a lack of any real pecking order amongst contenders.
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson fights tomorrow night, and he holds the most recent win over Lyoto Machida. Machida is still the only man to defeat Rashad Evans, who hasn't fought in a year. Evans' last win? Of course, it was against "Rampage." You've also got great fighters in the division like former champs Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, Forrest Griffin (who will clash for a second time at UFC 134), and Rich Franklin.
One name that doesn't get mentioned much in the conversation for UFC light heavyweight contenders is the other half tomorrow night's main event: Matt Hamill. He's fought in the UFC for virtually his entire career (carrying just one pro fight into his time on The Ultimate Fighter) and his only losses were Franklin and Michael Bisping, and nobody really thinks Bisping won that fight.
Dana White has made it clear that "Rampage" will probably get the first crack at newly crowned UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones, assuming that Jackson wins tomorrow night. There's been no mention of what Hamill's title aspirations look like should he pull off the upset, but it seems to me that it's an option we should look at. I know, I know. It sounds crazy to think of Hamill being the next guy to get the shot, but let's look at the evidence.
First it should be stated that beating "Rampage" is a pretty good accomplishment in its own right. If Hamill can find a way to finish Jackson as well, that would be nothing short of jaw-dropping. His performance on Saturday is the most important factor in determining whether he's next in line or simply "in the mix."
The majority of names in Hamill's win column may not be all that impressive (after all, who hasn't beaten Tito Ortiz or Keith Jardine these days?) but there is one name that stands out: Jon Jones. Yes, the win was via disqualification in a fight that Jones was clearly winning, but a win is still a win. More importantly: it's an angle that can be used to sell Jones vs. Hamill 2 as a main event.
There's another important factor that bears mentioning when we discuss Hamill's title aspirations. As of this moment, he is the only fighter I've mentioned in this article who is on a five-fight win streak. You can talk down the names on that list all you want, but Hamill stands in sparse company when it comes to guys putting together wins at 205 lbs. in the UFC.
Let's also not forget just who Hamill is to the UFC. He's another one of their guys. He was on TUF almost five years ago and has been with the UFC ever since. They love pushing the fighters who have cut their teeth in the Octagon, and it certainly doesn't hurt that Hamill has his share of exciting finishes for the highlight reel. He won't need a lot of promotion since anyone who calls themselves a UFC fan already knows who Matt Hamill is.
Of course, anyone who doesn't know who the Ultimate Fighter alum is will have their opportunity to learn his story in a big way later this year. Specifically, they'll have the chance to see his story on the big screen when Hamill hits theaters this fall. The success of this movie could be very good for the UFC, and vice-versa. Cross-promotional opportunities will abound whether or not Hamill is in contender status, but the UFC can maximize the public's attention on Hamill with a prime spot on one of their fall PPVs.
Which leads me to my final point, and it's the proverbial "elephant in the room." By now you should know that Matt Hamill is deaf. While his story has not been pushed by the UFC to promote him as a fighter, there can be little doubt that the mainstream media would latch on to the idea of a fighter that has been deaf since birth competing for one of the highest prizes in combat sports. This factor should not earn Hamill any special privilege (and I'm sure he would be the first person to say so) but if you're already thinking about putting him in a high-profile fight it certainly can't be ignored.
Can Hamill earn a title shot with a win at UFC 130? We can't speculate much further until we know what happens on Saturday night. If "Rampage" wins (as most people expect) then I imagine we'll see him try his luck against Jones later this year. Here's hoping Hamill gets the same consideration for a shot at the gold if he does the unexpected this weekend.


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E3 2010: Sports Champions PreviewBy Joe Rybicki - Posted Jun 18, 2010
What We Already Know
Sports Champions is Sony's answer to Wii Sports, a series of sports-themed minigames that will come packed with new Move controllers.
What We're Seeing Now
Hands-on time dispels some of the concerns about the Move. When playing table tennis, for example, the paddle moves in time with your hands, with only the most infinitesimal delay. Moving toward or away from the screen moves the paddle forward or back across the table, which will be necessary if you're competing against an opponent who's learned how to drop shots just over the net. In Archery, the arrow-grabbing gesture (reaching back over your shoulder as though pulling an arrow from a quiver) is fluid and reliable, and drawing and releasing the bow seemed to work exactly as you'd hope, every time. Only the Gladiator Duel seemed a bit less responsive than expected, in part because while your weapon tracks pretty accurately to the Move controller in your right hand, the shield in your left has a more limited range of motion.
Sports Champions also includes disc golf, volleyball, and bocce. It's perhaps not quite as strong a lineup as Wii Sports...but it's hard not to be intrigued by the thought of how this hypersensitive controller might handle tennis or baseball.
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Can you tell us a little more about how many controllers of what type you are using to play these demos? Its still not clear how many games require 2 of the bulb controllers and whether you can play with a single controller or not. If this is the game that is part of the $99 bundle that includes the bulb, the analog stick, and the camera, are half of its games going to require another bulb to be playable? Is there a mode that allows some of the games that require 2 bulbs to be played with just one?Posted: June 19, 2010 12:57 AM
sweet so hi def wii sports w. some innovation, spice, and less kiddy-ishPosted: June 18, 2010 12:54 PM
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Sony San Diego's MLB: The Show series is hands down the best baseball franchise around, and, based on this newly released 10-minute gameplay video of MLB 11: The Show, compliments of PSNation, it appears this distinction is on track to be true for at least another year. Even though the video is somewhat low quality, and is "not final code," the game looks phenomenal. Check this out:
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TOP 10: Most Disliked US Athletes
The new Forbes magazine list of most disliked US athletes is out. Here are the top 10...
1. Tony Romo
Out of form NFL Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is 10th in the list of most disliked athletes.
2. Kobe Bryant
Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant is ninth. His wife, Vanessa, had filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences on December 16, 2011. However on January 11, 2013, Bryant and his wife both announced via social media that they had called off their divorce.
3. Kurt Busch
Controversial NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racer Kurt Busch is eighth.
4. Michael Vick
NFL Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick is seventh. He spent time in prison for his role in a dog-fight gambling ring, which included slaying underperforming dogs.
5. Alex Rodriguez
Alex Rodriguez of Major League Baseball's New York Yankees is sixth. He admitted taking performance-enhancing substances in 2009, was linked to such drugs again in a Miami New Times report in January 2013.
6. Metta World Peace
NBA star Metta World Peace of the Los Angeles Lakers is fifth. Last season, he was suspended for seven games, after he elbowed James Harden of the Oklahoma City Thunder while celebrating a dunk. Harden was later found to have suffered concussion.
7. Jay Cutler
NFL Chicago Bears' out of form quarterback Jay Cutler was fourth in the list.
8. Tiger Woods
Third on the list is 14-time major golf champion Tiger Woods, following an epic sex scandal that destroyed his marriage and damaged his marketing image and sponsorship deals.
9. Manti Te'o
American football player Manti Te'o, who reportedly faked the death of a fictitious girlfriend to gain appeal, is second in the list.
10. Lance Armstrong
Disgraced US cyclist Lance Armstrong has topped a new list by Forbes magazine of the most disliked athletes. He edged out Manti Te'o on a higher name recognition tie-breaker after each had only 15 per cent appeal in a Nielsen/E-Poll survey.
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I use Audacity to record Audio Books. The editing process is laborious. One of the major tasks is cleaning up the tracks between the spoken words. No matter how careful you are in the recording--and some of my recordings are of 4 hours duration--there are breaths that are too loud, lip and tongue noises, coughs, etc. When I start an edit, I find a piece of track that has absolutely no noise on it. I highlight a small bit, listen to make sure it's clear of noise, hit control c. As I work through the track, I highlight any bits with noise and hit control v.
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CLOVIS, N.M. - Rhue Naylor, 81, died Monday, Jan. 4, 2010, in Friona, Texas.
Burial of the cremains will be at a later date in Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens by Steed-Todd Funeral Home.
Mrs. Naylor was born May 16, 1928, in Berlin, Okla., to William and Susana Ruth Marshall Carey. She graduated from school in Tonkawa, Okla.
She married Charles Luther Naylor on Jan. 12, 1952, in Tonkawa. She spent time in Germany and England with her husband while he was in the U.S. Air Force. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include two daughters, Cleta S. Naylor of Clovis and Charlene Eminger of Amarillo, Texas; a sister, Nadine Schmidt of Wichita, Kan.; two grandchildren, Kate Eminger of Austin and Mark Eminger of Denver; and numerous cousins.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to noon today at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be to Alzheimer's Association, P.O. Box 96011, Washington, DC 20090-6011.
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Alexandria fine dining, just for you
Dining in the midst of the "scene" can be a rush, but sometimes we all crave a little intimacy. Kimpton's stellar private dining service and unforgettable tailored menus help personalize each guest's experience. With its contemporary decor and delicious, regional fare, Jackson 20 can seat up to 180 guests for any private event—corporate gatherings, rehearsal dinners, celebratory receptions or family reunions.
Small groups can be accommodated in the restaurant's private room; larger numbers enjoy semi-private dining in a set-off space. Other groups take advantage of upscale meals served in the hotel's meeting spaces. Between Chef Brian McPherson, his talented catering team and our experienced staff, you and your guests will leave full and delighted.
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As you enjoy a night of Alexandria fine dining you can also savor our fare with private courtyard gatherings and Personal Porchetta Parties, intimate family-style roasts ($38 per person) that come with tasty side dishes, too. (There's an eight-guest minimum and one-week notice required. Call us at 703.842.2790, or email us.)
Take it outside! Our Colonial courtyard has become one of the neighborhood's most talked about spaces—and for good reason. Enjoy an array of private dining options in this delightful alfresco space, and let us transport you somewhere that feels magical and faraway.
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Our lauded restaurant, led by talented chefs and bartenders, offers private groups the chance to dine like locals while enjoying seasonal, contemporary American fare. As in Colonial days, a giant bronze statue of a pig, President Jackson's favorite animal, presides over the venue as a symbol of hospitality and abundance.


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After some intense rounds of deliberation, Andy Mikula was declared the winner of the Coutts Blog Name contest for his entry, "Between the Stacks." Staff judges were drawn to its succinct rhythm and its evocation of the library world in a virtual space. Andy was awarded the grand prize, which included gift cards from iTunes and Starbucks, as well as some library swag.
However, although a winner was chosen, the number of fabulous entries we received made that choice a difficult one. In the end, we couldn't help ourselves from awarding a second and third prize as well! Kirsten Isherwood was awarded second place for her delightfully alliterative entry, "The Herbert Howler," and Kendall Cholak seized third for "Coutts Digital Eye."
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EPA to require S. Calif. offshore fracking reportsap file photo
An offshore oil drilling platform operated by Venoco, Inc., is shown off the coast of Santa Barbara, California.
LOS ANGELES Oil and gas companies that are fracking off the Southern California coast must report chemicals discharged into the ocean under a new rule released Thursday by federal environmental regulators.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published the requirement in the Federal Register; it will become effective March 1.
The move comes after a series of stories by The Associated Press last year revealed at least a dozen offshore frack jobs in the Santa Barbara Channel, and more than 200 in nearshore waters overseen by the state of California.
Hydraulic fracturing, which involves pumping huge amounts of sand, water and chemicals deep underground to release oil, was conducted with no separate environmental analysis of the fracking chemicals on the sea surroundings, and little or no oversight.
This requirement was added in response to recent concerns regarding the potential effects of discharges of fluids used for offshore hydraulic fracturing operations, the EPA said in its notice.
The oil industry has insisted that fracking, which has been around for decades, does not harm the environment.
While attention has been focused on fracking on land close to communities, little is known about the practice in the ocean, which uses far less fracking fluids.
Well permits and emails obtained through the Freedom of Information Act show fracking has quietly occurred off Southern California since the late 1990s with mixed success.
After the AP stories were published, the California Coastal Commission launched an investigation. A group of state lawmakers also called on the federal government to look into the practice.
The largest offshore frack was completed in January 2010 by Venoco Inc., which targeted the Monterey Shale, home to one of the nations largest deposits of shale oil.
It did not produce the results we expected, Venoco spokeswoman Lisa Rivas said in an email Thursday.
Rivas said the company does not have plans to frack in the future.
The new EPA rule applies only to new drilling jobs on nearly two dozen grandfathered-in platforms in federal waters off the Santa Barbara coast, site of a 1969 oil platform blowout that spilled more than 3 million gallons of crude oil, ruined miles of beaches and killed thousands of birds and other wildlife.
That spill led to a prohibition on new offshore platforms in federal waters off California, but companies used fracking and other techniques in an attempt to stimulate new production from old, existing wells.
Separately, state oil regulators have drafted rules requiring companies to test groundwater and alert landowners before fracking or other well stimulation. Companies would also have to disclose the chemicals used and acquire permits before a job. Those rules go into full effect in 2015.
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Whitney is taking aim at the net
A common refrain has been uttered through a number of conversations Ducks coach Randy Carlyle has had with defenseman Ryan Whitney.
"Shoot the puck!"
Two games into the season, Whitney has shown that he received the message and is putting those words into practice.
Whitney scored the lone goal in the opener against San Jose and had two assists in Tuesday night's overtime loss to Minnesota, one of which occurred when he fired the puck on net and Joffrey Lupul's deflection got past Wild goalie Niklas Backstrom.
Sometimes the plan backfires as it did in the 4-1 loss to the Sharks when the defenseman's shot was blocked by Patrick Marleau, which turned into a breakaway shorthanded goal by the speedy forward.
But those mishaps can't keep him from pulling the trigger.
"When I have a clear lane, I can shoot it," said Whitney, who had career bests of 14 goals and 45 assists with Pittsburgh in 2006-07. "Even if it doesn't go in, it creates rebounds if you're hitting the net.
"You ask any coach, they want their defensemen shooting it and not passing up shots. You never know if it's going to go in. You never know if it's going to hit a foot or something."
So how many times has he heard Carlyle, a former Norris Trophy-winning defenseman, tell him to shoot the puck?
"A lot," Whitney said. "But it's kind of getting a little exaggerated. A lot of times at the end of practice he'll pick myself and a couple of other guys to take some shots.
"He talked to me before the season and said, 'I just want you shooting the puck this year.'"
Whitney has a rocket of a shot when he catches the puck in the right spot, as he did against the Sharks when he sizzled a perfect power-play feed from Ryan Getzlaf past goalie Evgeni Nabokov under the crossbar.
"That's a Ryan Whitney shot," Carlyle said. "We haven't seen enough of that. And that's what he needs to do. He needs to get in position and we're going to try to make a few adjustments to put him in positions like that to shoot the puck."
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DC Restaurant Week – Summer 2012 Dates Announced!
The dates August 13-19, 2012 for the upcoming summer DC Restaurant Week have been "Officially' announced. Make your reservations, now! Continuing in the tradition, Dining in DC will offer special DC Restaurant Week features that you are going to love. For example, check out features from Winter 2012 Restaurant Week including newcomers, live music or entertainment, Best Bets neighborhood guide, and of course, my Top 20 Picks. I know that foodies love good food and even better, at a great value, so stay tuned for tips, special notes on menus, and the beloved list of extensions.
Some of the hottest new restaurants such as Mike Isabella's Bandolero, Pulpo, Rasika West End, Station 4, and Fujimar will participate this summer for the first time, so be sure to make your reservations early! See the official DC Restaurant Week page for dates, participating restaurants, menus, and to make reservations. In the event that various restaurants choose to participate in the promotion, but do not use Opentable.com, I will post their menus here.
Prices are as follows for 2012: Lunch (3 courses $20.12); Dinner (3 courses $35.12) both not including tip and gratuity. For more information: RW Tips and how to get the most bang for your buck and Summer 2011 Top 10 RW Picks.
Remember: Restaurants that offer their full menus are considered the best deal. The restaurants that already offer prix fixe menus or pre-theatre menus all year-long, you can take advantage of anytime. In addition, restaurants that offers any small-plates/tapas/mezze, are all great, but already generally offer good deals year-round. Some restaurants offer only limited selections, or include various surcharges (sometimes called supplemental fees) for some of their better dishes – these should be avoided.
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By Anthony Wade
Alabama Baptists are ministering to singles, but defining who singles are grows more challenging with widely varying ages and circumstances of life.
"There is really no way to tell what the singles makeup of Baptist churches in Alabama is, but I can say that it would be a very rare case to find a church with no single adults," said Eileen Wright, associate in the office of family ministries with the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions.
She said that in Alabama, about 40 percent of the general population is single. Among those, 19 percent are never married, 13 percent are separated/divorced and 8 percent are widowed. The counties with the most single adults are Jefferson, Mobile, Montgomery and Madison counties, where the state's largest metropolitan areas are located. Two other counties, Tuscaloosa and Lee have high singles populations, due to the universities that are located there.
Wright said individuals who are single run the gamut from college age through senior adults. Some have never married, others have lost a spouse after a lifetime of marriage and others are single due to divorce.
"In society at large they are well-respected in their occupations — some are doctors, lawyers — but they come to church and they are sometimes looked upon as being in a substandard category because they are single," she said. Sometimes churches approach ministering to singles in their 20s and 30s as if they were older youth, she said.
The ministry philosophy at Gateway Baptist Church in Montgomery is one that works against a bias toward singles by integrating them into the total life of the church, rather than segregating them, according to senior pastor Gary Sanders.
Sanders, who has never been married, said, "A lot of our singles are in small groups that are inter-generational."
The church has socials and church gatherings sometimes exclusively for singles, but for the most part singles love to be included with families and children of the church.
"Our primary ministry structure is relationship-based, putting a lot of emphasis on family and small groups. However, there are some groups for singles only because in our culture some singles do prefer them," he said. "We encourage singles and families to have more interaction and integration than the typical church, which generally ministers to different groups by segregating them."
As pastor of Gateway for nearly 15 years and as a church pastor for 20 years, he has earned the respect and trust of the church.
When asked if being single makes a difference in his ministry, he said, "Here it does not make a difference, but with ministering to the larger body of Christ it might — where people don't really know me. Where I am I don't feel prejudice or judgment, I feel loved, affirmed and respected."
Sanders, 46, said, "Through my years of being single I have sought to live for God's glory, to practice contentment and keep my focus on the eternal. I often remind myself that I am complete in Christ, that God's grace is totally sufficient for me as a single. I am not hindered, by my singleness, from fully pleasing the Lord."
At Gateway, which currently averages 250 in Sunday morning worship and has as many units identifying themselves as single as those being married, Sanders said they follow the idea that God established the two great institutions of family and the church.
He has carefully structured the church program of discipleship and counseling to utilize mentors. This involves people of the church in appropriate mentor situations, such as asking a younger woman to talk with a trusted and spiritual older woman of the church. And he sometimes refers people to a professional counselor.
Though he does require premarital counseling for men and women who have asked him to marry them, he brings in a mentor couple of the church who have a successful marriage to meet with the couple as well.
"Our church is really big on family-based ministry. We really stress that," he said.
First Baptist Church of Florence associate pastor to students Kevin Johnson, now 36, said as he ages he sees singleness differently.
"You watch other people struggling and some divorcing and you think are hurting because you don't have a spouse. But I'd rather be single than married to the wrong person and have that hurt my ministry," he said.
Johnson said he enjoys his work with college and youth at First, Florence, and said the church is supportive of his ministry. The members are loving, accepting and thoughtful toward him.
"I hope that Christians realize that we are living in an age where to reach people you are going to have to reach singles, and often, who better to do that than someone who is single." he said.
Though being single can open doors of ministry it can also shut them, Johnson said. "I'd love to be the pastor of a church at some point, but there is a stigma in a lot of churches that they wouldn't call a single man to be their pastor," he said.
According to Johnson, the difference being single makes in ministry can be positive, especially when working with students.
"I have more time to get up and go with them. If I have to go out at odd hours, I don't have a wife and children to consider," he said.
Johnson said having close friends or mentors is important for anyone, whether married or single, but for single men in ministry, it is even more vital.
"I've realized that you need mentors and people to watch your blind spots," he said.


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Alexander Klein
NEW YORK (AP) Alexander Klein, who penned a spy novel that became a Hollywood movie, died Aug. 13 at his Manhattan home. He was 83.
Klein wrote The Counterfeit Traitor (1958), which was based on the life of Swedish oil executive Eric Erickson. During World War II, Erickson posed as a pro-Nazi businessman to spy for the allies.
The 1962 movie version starred William Holden and Lilli Palmer.
In addition to fiction, Klein wrote speeches and screenplays and edited books on social and urban issues, including The Empire City (1955) and Dissent, Power and Confrontation (1972).
He also worked as an advertising and public relations executive and taught writing at Fordham University and City College of New York, his alma mater.
Dean Riesner
LOS ANGELES (AP) Dean Riesner, the screenwriter behind several of Clint Eastwoods early films, including Dirty Harry and The Enforcer, died Aug. 18. He was 83.
Riesners first film starring Eastwood was the 1968 detective feature Coogans Bluff. He also wrote Play Misty for Me (1971), the Dirty Harry (1971) screenplay and The Enforcer (1976), a sequel to the Dirty Harry saga about a San Francisco police officer.
In the 1970s, Riesner adapted Irwin Shaws popular novel Rich Man, Poor Man for television, and Arthur Haileys The Moneychangers.
Riesner was the son of silent film director Charles Riesner.
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DVD Review: The Pit and the Pendulum (1991)
Review by Keri O'Shea
Don't get me wrong here; I'm a big fan of Edgar Allan Poe, but straightforward cinematic adaptations of his prose rarely yield quality results. His works are often not much more than fragments – short insights into extraordinary circumstances giving way, naturally, to mental torment, rather than what we'd usually consider as conventional stories with detailed plots and characterisation. Great on the page, sure, but more difficult to translate as-is to the screen, which is why I think the Corman Poe adaptations have endured; in developing so extensively on the tales themselves, they're linked to Poe's work but not limited to it. And, I'd be very surprised if Corman's Poe cycle wasn't in director Stuart Gordon's mind when he came to work on The Pit and the Pendulum. Here, too, Poe's original story is extensively developed, retaining its setting in the Spain of the Inquisition, but broadening in scope to include a substantial story arc with a cast to go with it.
Toledo, 1492: we're quickly introduced to the idea that any religious authority which would disturb a tomb to declare its inhabitant a heretic (flaying the corpse for good measure) probably isn't much endowed with sanity or compassion. It's a state of affairs which will soon come to haunt the recently-married Maria (the little-known Rona De Ricci) and Antonio (Jonathan Fuller): they're trying to sell bread, when they get swept along by a crowd heading to the nearby auto-da-fé – bringing them to the attention of the merciless Torquemada (Lance Henriksen). Maria's beauty and innocence have an immediate effect on Torquemada, and he's quick to declare her a 'witch', getting her taken into custody and thereafter treated with the sort of hospitality you might expect from a set of sadists and zealots (including Gordon regular Jeffrey Combs, deadpan as ever in his role as a bureaucrat in a torture chamber).
Antonio, presumed killed in the fray when Maria was seized, regains consciousness, and attempts to rescue his wife by breaking into the castle where she's being imprisoned. His subsequent actions, as well as those of others around him, bring the ruthless efficiency of the Inquisition under immense pressure, in particular putting the (proverbial) thumbscrews on Torquemada himself, a man in whom personal weaknesses are already starting to emerge. The result is a movie which starts relatively slowly, but escalates to a high Gothic crescendo which is a lot of fun to watch. Whilst the film begins with a premise which is very familiar (everyday men and women taking on corrupt and powerful organisations), Gordon and his team play it through via an engaging period drama here. Evident care has gone into getting the costumes, locations, and visuals right (no doubt through turning a careful eye on the portraiture, as well as the allegorical paintings, of the day), but this believability is balanced against a substantial Stuart Gordon pay-off – OTT, but OTT whilst still tying up all the plot threads. There's always method in Stuart Gordon's madness.
Extending 'The Pit and the Pendulum' in this way (a credit to writer Dennis Paoli, who has also done some star turns adapting Lovecraft for the screen) allows not only for a decently-sized cast but for characters to emerge. Key amongst these is Lance Henriksen as Torquemada. Henriksen never phones in any of his performances, and he attacks the role here with relish – sometimes bordering on too much relish, as some of his wild-eyed antics don't feel as powerful to this reviewer as his more brooding, introspective scenes. What's certain, though, is that Henriksen brings presence and menace to the screen, especially when his character is faced with what is, in many ways, his greatest weakness personified – Maria. Maria is unfortunate enough to be genuinely pious and very beautiful, never a good combination, and through no fault of her own she is attractive to the holy man. He cannot bear his weakness, and makes others suffer as he suffers. It's a shame to see that De Ricci hasn't been credited with any acting roles since making this film, because she's an excellent balance to the corruption of Torquemada. For example, when she's examined for witch's marks – in a scene which is, after all, a full-frontal nude scene – it's easy to believe in her innocence and embarrassment. And, there are other recognisable faces here: as well as appearances from the prolific Mark Margolis as Mendoza, the 'saved' henchman to Torquemada, and the equally-prolific, sadly now deceased Frances Bay turning in a ferocious performance as the witch Esmeralda, The Pit and the Pendulum is also notable for a short (and tragicomic) Oliver Reed cameo, with Reed playing a visiting cardinal. His scenes are instrumental in something else which Paoli does here, namely, drawing on other Poe stories for inspiration. The movie isn't just limited to the story with which it shares a title, something else which adds breadth to this screenplay.
Of course, running throughout the film is the Inquisition's sickly preoccupation with the 'perils of the flesh'; although the majority of the torture scenes are quite bloodless, this obsession with carnality as something corrupting and malign lends the film and script an unseemly feel. It's always there, finally coming to the fore in the film's conclusion, but colouring word and deed throughout. Whilst I have some problems with some of the dialogue, which at times feels clunky, what it does very well is to show the dishonesty at the heart of the Inquisition's practices – all dressed up in proper procedure and due process it might well be, but it doesn't change the sex and violence that's really going on.
Although The Pit and the Pendulum has an escalating pace and even odd moments of humour which makes it feel a long way away in tone from a period Gothic like, for instance, The Monk (2011), it does have substance and much to recommend it, aesthetically, stylistically and in its imaginative development of a classic horror short story (not forgetting Richard Band's sweeping movie soundtrack). Stuart Gordon is a versatile filmmaker, and his foray into historical horror has a great deal to offer those who enjoy films of this genre. Let's hope this new release of a now twenty-one (!) year old film helps to bring it to a new audience.
The Pit and the Pendulum is available now from 88 Films.
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Ooh, I saw this a while back and had forgotten how much I enjoyed it. Cheers for the reminder, and I love your writeup – very insightful. Nice one!
Thankyou! It's definitely one worth a revisit, I think.


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UPDATE: Iranian Soccer Player Gets Lashing For Grabbing Teammate's Butt. Seriously?
Both Nosrati and Rezaei, who grabbed another player's bum later in the game, were immediately suspended, banned from the sport indefinitely and fined nearly $40,000 for "committing immoral acts" on a TV broadcast.
But sources said on Tuesday that the men may also get 74 lashes on the soccer field as well as imprisonment for up to two months.
A muscular, athletic guy getting whipped in a men-only environment? Nope, nothing gay about that.
In fairness, I don't think you should put your finger in anyone's ass unless they ask. Imagine if it was a woman teammate he did this to, do you think the reaction would be any less? That's what I thought..
Both the finger and the first embrace look accidental/harmless. Clearly an overreaction by a country full of deeply sexually and emotionally repressed people.
The guy on the receiving end has a hair-trigger sphincter. He was probably self-conscious from needing a douche.
AWESOME! Sexy dudes fingering each other. I should save myself the money I spend on PORNO and just watch Iranian soccer. Awesome!
soccer is gay anyway so who cares
I'm sure that the fingering felt no different than what subway riders get in NY or Rome.
Looks to me like he was just trying to keep his teammate from falling off, and that the real problem is the teammate who jumped a group of his coworkers while their backs were turned, and with such, er… enthusiasm. :P
It actually wasn't Mohammad Nosrati and another "unidentified player" who got suspended. It was Mohammad Nosrati and Sheys Rezaei who got suspended. You have to watch both clips. When the clip above finishes playing and the display of other clips appears, click on the second one in the top row and you will see Rezaei (#13) doing about the same thing to another player that Nosrati had done to him, and that is what got Rezaei suspended too.
For Soccer it's (futbol) not football.
@Tackle: No, it isn't. English (and french, btw) spell it Football.
@Riker. I disagree. As you know soccer is the most popular sport in the world. (America)
is not the world. Most of the world would know soccer as "Futbol".
Futbol/Football/Soccer: the game is boring but the men are hot.
I thought I would add something to my comment above (No. 9). But first, I wanted to say that I didn't realize when I posted my last comment that you can also click on "another Persepolis player" in the body of the text and watch that second clip. Nothing happened to either of those two unidentified players you see kissing in that clip. That clip is what got Rezaei (player #13) in trouble along with Nosrati (player #6 in the first clip). That's why the slow-motion focus is on Rezaei in that second clip. Anyway, here's what I wanted to add:
In Iran, a soccer match is an all-male event. In Iran, women are prohibited from attending soccer matches. The players are of course all guys, and the fans in the stands are all guys. No women at an Iranian soccer match! That could be the reason why the players feel that maybe they can be a bit free and natural with each other. But maybe sometimes they forget in the heat of the moment that the particular match they're playing in is being televised. That is the actual reason why Nosrati and Rezaei got in trouble. The match was a televised match, and women were watching at home.
By the way, you should google Mohammad Nosrati and Sheis Rezaei and look at some photos of them. They're gorgeous guys!
I'm wondering why the focus here is on how hot the guys are. This guys about to get a public lashing. That's really disturbing – and I think we're pretty disconnected from reality if all we focus on is whether or not the people involved are sexy.
I'm guessing in Iran they don't have safe words during public SM demonstrations.
Should we get rid of Iran?
UPDATE: Sheys Rezaeii (#13) has meanwhile been kicked off the team! Here's the link:
I hope everyone realizes that 74 lashes is basically a very painful death sentence. This is horrible; how sad.
I honestly don't think we should jump the gun here about Nosrati and Rezaei having to suffer a public lashing as a consequence of their actions. In my last comment, where I said that Rezaei (#13) has been kicked off the team, I included the link to the article that appeared in the Tehran Times. The Tehran Times is an English-language newspaper published in Tehran, Iran. It is an Iranian newspaper. So I think the article can be viewed as accurate and reliable. If you read the article, I think you will agree that the article is rather "tame" — bearing in mind again that the Tehran Times is an Iranian newspaper. Here again is the link:
A prime example of why you should always get revenge against politicians and religious leaders who violate your human rights, especially when they violate your human rights using religion as an excuse (these politicians and religious leaders presume to stand between you and God/Allah). Just use religion as an excuse to get revenge; that's the beauty of religion-it can be used to justify anything and everything ("eye-for-an-eye" is a religious teaching). Why should a politician or religious leader be permitted to violate the human rights of millions of people? Weren't the Nazis hunted down and executed for doing that; isn't that why the UN was founded? To remind people to put an end to politicians and religious leaders who violate human rights?
whipping them; now that immoral.
I hope State Secretary Clinton has gotten wind of this. The Iraninan Regime is out of control and i am sure this is something clinton would like to know. Iran you don't have that many sport supremecies. you can't be killing off your top athletes willy nilly.
@Dan: Iranian is currently under a dictatorship under the current regime. US Secretary Clinton is dealing with aleviating the iranian people from this terrible regime.
No. 4 · Drake wrote, "The guy on the receiving end has a hair-trigger sphincter. He was probably self-conscious from needing a douche."
Maybe, but maybe he just wanted to get off the pile and didn't want any one holding him in place.


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