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Michael Sheen: Volturi. Lycan. Rabbit.
July 2, 2010 , 6:30 am | By Bryan Reesman
Cinemania, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Indie
While promoting Alice, Sheen took time out to chat with ADD about his recent work, his multifaceted career and a rising young star named Robert Pattinson. Our discussion about Tinkerbell and Alice will surface in another outlet at a future date.
You recently played Tony Blair for a third time. You're like Martin Sheen playing the President of the United States.
I guess so, yeah. We always talked about it as being the three films. The very first one was for British TV called The Deal, and then of course we did The Queen. The third one is The Special Relationship. It was always going to be three stories that Blair was involved in. They're all written by the same man [Peter Morgan], which is why I've done them. I'm not a Blair-For-Hire. I've only played the same character three times because it's the same team behind it, but I think this is the end of it now.
It's about Blair and America, about Blair's relationship to and with America, and focusing on Blair and Clinton.
Did it become a challenge to go back to that role and try to get something fresh?
There was never any danger of not being able to get anything new. The Deal ended when Blair became leader of the Labour Party. The Queen followed on with when he became Prime Minister and a very early week in his Prime Ministership. And now this one goes before The Deal and way beyond The Queen, so there's a lot more scope here. It's a different kind of journey for Blair in this one, so there's always something new because it's different period of his life and a different focus. Each time I come back to the character, hopefully I've added in a bit more and there's a bit more depth, color and texture.
You have done many serious dramatic films as well as some epic genre movies. Do you like that one minute you can play a member of the Volturi and the next minute you're portraying a famous talk show host?
That's what I love about this job. It's why I got into it, I suppose. I have very wide-ranging tastes myself, and so the variety of parts is what keeps it interesting for me.
As Lucian in the Underworld movies, you get to channel your inner badass.
Then you have someone like soccer coach Brian Clough in The Damned United. I got the impression that if they wanted to, his players could have kicked his ass, but he held sway over them. It was interesting how you handled his intimidating personality.
I thought he was incredibly intimidating, Brian Clough. He just dominated people in teams. Anyone who actually met him, whom I talked to or read about, they all talked about he could be a very frightening man, certainly an intimidating presence. He had such self-belief. When someone comes into a room with you and appears to have that much self-belief, it can be a very overwhelming experience, apart from the fact that he had an intimidating wit about him. He had an incredibly sharp mind and a brilliant turn of phrase. I did a lot of research into cult leaders, because the more I found out about the way Clough worked with teams, it seemed the more he had in common with cults. You can see someone who can dominate people that way and play mind games. You never knew what he was going to do — whether he would kiss you, hit you or shout at you — so he ruled with a combination of inspiration, respect and fear.
"I'm not a Blair-For-Hire."
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is upon us. You have worked with Robert Pattinson in New Moon. What is he like, and do you see him being able to break free of the role of Edward?
I'm sure he's not going to have any trouble himself personally, it's whether the audience will accept him as something else. We'll see. He certainly has the desire to stretch herself as an actor and try different things. He has a [different] film out at the moment, doesn't he?
Yes, Remember Me, which is really good.
So I hear. I don't think he'll have any trouble. He'll probably always be Edward Cullen for a whole generation, but I'm sure he won't have any trouble doing that. And he's lovely. He's a very nice English lad who seems to have both feet on the ground. He's very humble, very pleasant and hard-working. He takes what he does very seriously. I think he's going to do very well, that young lad.
It seems like you're doing very well.
I'm enjoying everything at the moment. I feel very fortunate that I get to work at all of these incredibly exciting projects — all kinds of things, from low budget, independent stuff to big studio tentpole movies.
You were great in Frost/Nixon on Broadway. Are you going to be coming back to Broadway anytime soon?
I hope so. That would be great. I haven't got any plans yet, but I try to do a play every couple of years at least. It's always an exciting prospect, the idea that something might go to Broadway. There is such glamour and excitement about it, so I hope so. If and when I do come back, that will be my third time on Broadway, so it'll have to be a special one, I think.
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I love Michael Sheen and Robert Pattinson. Both are gentlemen and have great sense of humour. I hope they can work together again, soon. Rob wins so much in working with great actors like Sheen.
Michael Sheen is wonderful, he could play any character….a vampire, a president, a prime minster a common simple man, Hamlet (yes!!! next year at London Young Vic!!) He deserved oscar for Frost/Nixon and for The Queen, I think he's underrated… He's a fantastic actor, my favourite!!!
Caught this & had to comment since I was also struck by the contrast when I saw Twilight after having seen Underworld; I thought it amusing that he flipped & went to The Dark Side so thoroughly after having seen him as a scruffy Lycan werewolf…
Then so chillingly creepy as a super suave Volturi Vamp, and no doubt precisely polished as Blair (have yet to see that but will shortly…). Preferred him as a Lycan, perhaps because his character was so much more… human 🙂 But certainly appreciate the wide variety of characters he can bring to life.
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Do you like phone applications that consume data? I know I do.
Jason Short knows a lot about building phone applications that consume data. I got a chance to talk to Jason about this in detail a couple of weeks ago, and in all the rush around our refresh release, had to postpone posting it until now.
Extra special extra Inside Windows Phone this week, folks. We took time to speak with Software Developer Jason Short about his experience building applications for Windows Phone.
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Glee is currently shooting a tribute episode to Whitney Houston that will include eight songs from the late great musical icon, sources confirm to us exclusively. Unlike the previous tribute last month (Amber Riley performed "I Will Always Love You" and producers added in a dedication card), this Whitney episode was planned after Houston's death, and according to a reliable show source, will "not be a typical tribute". "It's using Whitney's music as a way to say goodbye," the source reveals. "A way to respectfully say thank you for her music." I'm told that unlike the show's Madonna and Michael Jackson episodes, the Whitney tribute is more of a "character piece" that focuses on Glee's graduating seniors having a real hard time letting go. Earlier today, Lea Michele herself tweeted: "Starting a new episode today. A very special tribute to one of the worlds most amazing singers. Very excited about this one." As are we! In fact, this Whitney episode has all the makings of one of the series' most emotionally gripping to date. So count us in. (With a ginormous crate of Kleenex on stand by, just in case!)
No date for this special Whitney episode has been revealed but I'm certain we'll be finding out soon. In no time the first preview clips for the ep will be out and, well, we can join Glee in saying goodbye to one of the most important artists of our time. I am wholeheartedly, fully on board with this decision to pay tribute to Whitney Houston. I can't wait to see and hear more. What do y'all think of this planned Glee tribute to Whitney? Are you on board?


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Jeremy Davies Movies
- September 20th, 2002
- 104 mins
- 75%
Lee Holloway (Maggie Gyllenhaal) has a few strikes against her when she applies for a secretarial position at the law office of E. Edward Grey (James Spader). First, she was released only recently from a mental institution; second, after only one day back with her dysfunctional suburban family, she has already succumbed again to her secret, self-destructive habit. Although she's never had a job in her life, Lee is hired by the mysterious lawyer Mr. Grey. At first the work seems quite normal, but soon, in between typing, filing, and coffee-making, Lee and Mr. Grey embark on a more personal relationship together, crossing lines of conduct that would give any human resource director pause. The film is based on the short story "Secretary," from Mary Gaitskill's collection Bad Behavior.
- December 23rd, 1994
- 112 mins
Nell is a girl who's been brought up in an isolated world. The only people she knew were her mother and twin sister. They lived together in a cottage in the forest. Nobody has ever met Nell. After her mother's death, she's discovered by the local doctor Jerome. He's fascinated by her, since she speaks a mangled language, developed by her sister and herself growing up, "twin speak" if you will. But Paula, a psychology student, wants her observed in a laboratory. The judge decides they get three months to observe her in the forest, after which he'll decide about Nell's future.
- March 19th, 1999
- 100 mins
- 37%
Capt. John Boyd (Guy Pearce) begins his journey to hell when an act of cowardice during a horrific Mexican-American War battle earns him banishment to a desolate military outpost in the barren and icy Sierra Nevada mountains. Upon arrival he is greeted by a motley group of soldiers, including his commanding officer, Hart (Jeffrey Jones), a man who has pretty much given up on life; Toffler (Jeremy Davies), the fort's personal emissary to the Lord; Knox (Stephen Spinella), the "doctor" who never met a bottle of whiskey he didn't like; Reich (Neal McDonough), the no-nonsense soldier of the group; and the over-medicated Cleaves (David Arquette), a cook whose meals are inspired more by peyote than culinary ambitions.
Into this bleak and bizarre world staggers a stranger, Colqhoun (Robert Carlyle), a half-starved Scot who had been traveling with a group of settlers until they became snowbound. Seeking refuge in a cave, they soon ran out of food -- and were forced to consume one another. Colqhoun's tale involves an old Indian myth called Weendigo, which states that a man who eats the flesh of another steals that person's strength, spirit and very essence. His hunger becomes an insatiable craving: the more he eats, the more he wants, and the stronger he becomes. There can never be enough, and death is the only escape. Boyd and the others soon get up close and personal with the Weendigo legend after discovering that Colqhoun holds an incredible secret, one that eventually will present Boyd with the ultimate carnivorous conundrum: whether to eat dinner or be dinner.
"Lost" There's No Place Like Home: Part 2
- 2008
- 84 mins
Jack and Sawyer find Hurley outside the Orchid, and Locke asks Jack to stay on the island or lie if he leaves the place in order to protect the island. Meanwhile, Kate, Sayid and The Others rescue Ben from Keamy, killing his men, but Keamy escapes from the ambush. Ben agrees to leave Kate and Sayid go to the helicopter, where they meet Jack, Sawyer and Hurley, and they fly to the supply vessel with Frank. Meanwhile, Daniel brings the survivors to the vessel in the Zodiac, but Michael, Desmond and Jin try to disarm the powerful bomb, using nitrogen to hold the battery activation. When Keamy reaches the Orchid, he tells Ben that if he dies, the ship would explode, but Ben kills the killer of his daughter, arming the bomb on board. Then Ben provokes an explosion in the Orchid and opens an access to a refrigerated spot where he spins a device, moving the island. Three years in the future, Jack tries to convince Kate to return to the island to save the survivors. Walt visits Hurley in a mental institution and later Sayid asks Hurley to leave the asylum to go to a safer place with him. Sun has a meeting with Widmore in London. In the end, Jack meets Ben in a funeral home where the identity of the corpse in the coffin is finally disclosed.
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Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rescue Dawn
- July 4th, 2007
- 126 mins
- 90%
Christian Bale and Steve Zahn will star in "Rescue Dawn," an action drama by Werner Herzog and based on the director's acclaimed 1997 documentary, "Little Dieter Needs to Fly". The film recounts the true story of German-born Dieter Dengler, who dreamed of being a pilot and eventually made his way to the United States, where he joined the military during the Vietnam War era. He was shot down over Vietnam and captured. Eventually he organized an escape with a small band of captives. Bale will play Dengler, and Zahn will play an ill-looking and bent POW.
- March 26th, 2004
- 178 mins
The beautiful fugitive, Grace (Kidman), arrives in the isolated township of Dogville on the run from a team of gangsters. With some encouragement from Tom (Bettany), the self-appointed town spokesman, the little community agrees to hide her and in return, Grace agrees to work for them. However, when a search sets in, the people of Dogville demand a better deal in exchange for the risk of harbouring poor Grace and she learns the hard way that in this town, goodness is relative. But Grace has a secret and it is a dangerous one. Dogville may regret it ever began to bare its teeth...
The Laramie Project
- January 1st, 2002
- 97 mins
- 92%
Moisés Kaufman and members of New York's Tectonic Theater Project went to Laramie, Wyoming after the murder of Matthew Shepard. This is a film version of the play they wrote based on more than 200 interviews they conducted in Laramie. It follows and in some cases re-enacts the chronology of Shepard's visit to a local bar, his kidnap and beating, the discovery of him tied to a fence, the vigil at the hospital, his death and funeral, and the trial of his killers. It mixes real news reports with actors portraying friends, family, cops, killers, and other Laramie residents in their own words. It concludes with a Laramie staging of "Angels in America" a year after Shephard's death. Written by <[email protected]>
The Million Dollar Hotel
- February 2nd, 2001
- 122 mins
- 26%
A gang of outcasts and misfits live in a downtown Los Angeles fleapit known as the Million Dollar Hotel. When a billionaire's son dies in the hotel, a federal agent arrives to investigate, turning everyone's lives upside down. While trying to determine whether the death was a murder or a suicide, he uncovers a web of deceit that runs surprisingly deep.
Up at the Villa
- May 5th, 2000
- 115 mins
- 46%
The story of an impulsive sexual encounter which spirals into tragedy, theft, blackmail, and, eventually, redemptive love, Philip Haas' Up at the Villa is set amidst the deceptive beauty of Florence and Tuscany during the rise of Fascism on the eve of World War II. Although a period piece, it tells the resolutely contemporary story of a woman's journey from innocence to self-knowledge.
Into the Breach: 'Saving Private Ryan'
- 1998
- 25 mins
Going All the Way
- September 19th, 1997
- 103 mins
- 71%
Meek, introspective Sonny Burns and outgoing charmer "Gunner" Casselman form an unlikely friendship in the days following the Korean War. Gunner sets out to show Sonny what he's missing in life -- namely, girls. And Sonny realizes that, besides women, a whole other life lies outside the parochial confines of his small town.
It's Kind of a Funny Story
- October 8th, 2010
- 91 mins
- 58%
World-premiering at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival. What's a 16-year-old boy doing playing music and table tennis with adult psychiatric patients – on a school day? It's kind of a funny story…"It's Kind of a Funny Story," adapted from Ned Vizzini's 2006 novel of the same name, is the new comedy-drama from acclaimed writer/directors Ryan Fleck & Anna Boden. It's @5:00 AM on a Sunday in Brooklyn. Craig Gilner (played by Keir Gilchrist of "United States of Tara") is bicycling up to the entrance of a mental health clinic; this bright 16-year-old is stressed out from the demands of being a teenager. Before his parents (Lauren Graham [of "Parenthood"] and Jim Gaffigan [of "Away We Go"]) and younger sister are even awake, Craig checks himself into Argenon Hospital and is admitted by a psychiatrist. But the youth ward is temporarily closed – so he finds himself stuck in the adult ward. One of the patients, Bobby (Zach Galifianakis of "The Hangover"), soon becomes both Craig's mentor and protégé. Craig is also quickly drawn to another 16-year-old displaced to the adult ward, the sensitive Noelle (Emma Roberts of the upcoming "Scream 4'), who just might make him forget his longtime unrequited crush Nia (Zoë Kravitz of the upcoming "Mad Max"). With a minimum five days' stay imposed on him by the adult ward's staff psychiatrist Dr. Eden Minerva (Academy Award nominee Viola Davis), Craig is sustained by friendships on both the inside and the outside as he learns more about life, love, and the pressures of growing up.
Justice League Dark
- January 24th, 2017
- 75 mins
When innocent civilians begin committing unthinkable crimes across Metropolis, Gotham City and beyond, Batman must call upon mystical counterparts to eradicate this demonic threat to the planet. Enter Justice League Dark, reluctantly led by the Hellblazer himself, John Constantine. Like Batman, Constantine is a cunning, often cynical loner who is the best at his chosen profession – but quickly realizes the sinister forces plaguing the planet will require help from other supernatural alliances. Forming a new "league" with sorceress Zatanna, otherworldly Deadman, and Jason Blood and his powerful alter ego Etrigan the Demon, this team of Dark Arts specialists must unravel the mystery of Earth's supernatural plague and contend with the rising, powerful villainous forces behind the siege – before it's too late for all of mankind.
- May 10th, 1996
- 113 mins
- 58%
In the heartland of America, the sky is a majestic wonder as it rises infinitely above the vast, level horizon. Cloud formations gracefully soar and scuttle across the endlessness of blue. Gentle spring breezes whisper across the plains. All elements blend together in a delicate choreography of elegant balance and awesome design. But the sky sometimes changes.
Spanking the Monkey
- January 15th, 1994
- 100 mins
Raymond Aibelli is a promising pre-med student home briefly before leaving again for a prestigious summer internship. His plans however evaporate when his father insists he stay home to care for his mother who is recovering from a broken leg. There, he distracts himself with masturbation and lots of long walks, and even a half-hearted courtship of a much younger girl.
29 Palms
- July 29th, 2002
- 93 mins
Can you trust anyone? A corrupt judge is about to rule against the expansion of an Indian casino in the Mohave and needs cover: he tells the tribe's chief that the FBI has an undercover agent on the judge's staff, so the expansion must be on hold. The chief hires a hit man to kill the law clerk. The clerk makes a run for it and manages through a series of botched thefts to end up with the bag of money meant for the hit man. A corrupt cop, a degenerate security guard, a hapless bus station clerk, a scheming waitress, and the hit man himself all want the bag - and the chief and the judge want the clerk dead. Is there any way he gets out of the desert alive? Written by <[email protected]>
- January 27th, 2006
- 139 mins
- 51%
The second installment in Lars von Trier's "USA -- Land of Opportunities" trilogy. Dafoe will play the father of Grace, the central character played by Nicole Kidman in the series' first film, "Dogville," and played by Bryce Dallas Howard in "Manderlay". The film, shot entirely on a stage, is set in the American South during the 1930s and explores the repression of blacks.
"Lost" There's No Place Like Home: Part 1
- January 8th, 2008
- 43 mins
Jack and Kate head off into the jungle to search for the helicopter landing site, just as Sawyer, Miles, and baby Aaron run into them to update them on the facts, including Claire's mysterious disappearance. Meanwhile, Sayid also returns to the island on the motor raft hoping to take a few people to the freighter offshore while Desmond, still aboard, learns what Michael intends to do. In a flash-forward, Jack, Kate, Sayid, Sun, Hurley, and Claire's baby son Aaron arrive safely back in Hawaii from their ordeal where they set about trying to keep the true facts of what happened on the island to protect the ones left behind... and themselves.
- Written by
The Locusts
- October 3rd, 1997
- 124 mins
- 18%
Delilah Ashford Potts (Kate Capshaw) runs her cattle ranch with a sultry blend of strength and seduction. Scores of men work the grounds, but only one is chosen each night to share her bed. It's an unspoken arrangement in a place where Mrs. Potts's rules are scrupulously obeyed ... until a drifter looking for work shows up on Mrs. Potts's door.
With his own share of secrets, Clay Hewitt (Vince Vaughn) sees the world as a place where a man is a man, a woman is a woman and the relation between the two is well-defined. Though initially drawn in by the widow's frank sensuality, it is the spectre of her silent son Flyboy (Jeremy Davies) that captivates Clay. A withdrawn, emotionally-crippled man-child, Flyboy's subservience and whispered-about past barely scratch the surface of the dark places where his soul has been buried all these years. With the help of Kitty (Ashley Judd), a free-spirited local girl, Clay reaches out to him, encouraging Flyboy to take his first steps toward independence, and uncovering the long-buried secrets that will change all of their fates.
- May 13th, 2005
- 42 mins
- 80%
After a mysterious and bloody airplane crash, 48 survivors are left stranded on a Pacific Island... miles off course. It soon becomes apparent that they will not have to cope only with the forces of nature, but with the island's secrets, including the Dharma Initiative, the 'Lost Numbers', the "others" (or hostiles) and the strange black smoke- to name a few. There is also much more than meets the eye, as it becomes apparent that everyone is connected in some way and that everyone has a purpose to live on the island... and for some, to die. Written by Anonymous
- November 27th, 2002
- 99 mins
- 66%
Upon arrival at the space station orbiting an ocean world called Solaris a psychologist discovers that the commander of an expedition to the planet has died mysteriously. Other strange events soon start happening as well, such as the appearance of old acquaintances of the crew, including some who are dead.
Saving Private Ryan
- July 24th, 1998
- 169 mins
- 92%
Following the Allied invasion of Normandy, two brothers lay dead in the wake of the onslaught. Meanwhile, in New Guinea, a third brother has been killed fighting the Japanese. After the Army General Staff learns that a fourth brother is missing in the French countryside, a rescue mission is ordered to find the young soldier and return him safely home. The mission is mounted by a veteran Ranger Captain commanding a platoon of men who have mixed feelings about risking their lives to "Save Private Ryan".
- May 24th, 2002
- 88 mins
- 66%
Paris, 1969. The filming of a sci-fi movie set in the distant year 2001 is in trouble. The director�s obsession with the actress who plays the sexy secret agent Dragonfly (Angela Lindvall) has clouded his judgment and the film has no ending. A young American (Jeremy Davies), in Paris to document his life on film with total honesty, is brought in to finish the movie with a bang. This proves to be difficult when the line between his fantasy life and reality becomes blurred, and he too finds himself seduced by the charms of Dragonfly.
Jeremy Davies TV Shows
The Wonder Years
The Wonder Years tells the story of Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage) facing the trials and tribulations of youth while growing up during the 1960s. Told through narration from an adult Kevin (Daniel Stern), Kevin faces the difficulties of mantaining relationships and friendships on his enthralling journey into adulthood.
Texas Rising
"Texas Rising" details the Texas Revolution against Mexico and the rise of the legendary Texas Rangers. Bill Paxton will play Sam Houston, the father of Texas. He is joined by Brendan Fraser as Billy Anderson, a Texas Ranger with Comanche Indian ties; Ray Liotta as Lorca, an Alamo survivor seeking brutal revenge; Jeffrey Dean Morgan as "Deaf" Smith, a deaf and grizzled veteran Texas Ranger with an advanced case of consumption; Thomas Jane as James Wykoff, a homesteader who finds himself living in the middle of hostile Indian territory; Olivier Martinez as President General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the tyrant dictator of Mexico; Chad Michael Murray as Mirabeau Lamar, a spirited Texas soldier who helps win the battle of San Jacinto; Michael Rapaport as Sgt. Ephraim Knowles, a would-be deserter and coward turned hero; and Max Thieriot as Jack Hays, a volunteer freedom fighter who becomes the youngest Texas Ranger. (Source: Deadline.com)
The Emmy Awards
Once a year, television's royalty gathers together for a ceremony honoring the best of the best of primetime TV. Shows, actors, and writers are all given a chance to take home a coveted Emmy statue--but in order to win, they must pass the mysterious and rigorous selection process of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Millions of people tune in to watch each year's ceremony and find out if their favorite shows and actors have been recognized or ignored, and the results can often make or break a series or career. The Emmy statue, depicting a winged woman holding an atom, was developed in 1948 by Louis McManus. The statue is meant to signify the arts, through the female figure, and the sciences, through the atom. The name for the award is taken from "Immy," a slang term for "image orthicon tube," an ingredient of many early television cameras. Since the figure is female, "Emmy" seemed more suitable to the Academy.
After Oceanic Air flight 815 tore apart in mid-air and crashed on a Pacific island, its survivors were forced to find inner strength they never knew they had in order to survive. But they discovered that the island holds many secrets, including a mysterious smoke monster, polar bears, a strange French woman and another group of island residents known as "The Others". The survivors have also found signs of those who came to the island before them, including a 19th century sailing ship called The Black Rock, the remains of an ancient statue, as well as bunkers belonging to the Dharma Initiative -- a group of scientific researchers who inhabited the island in the recent past.
The band of friends, family, enemies and strangers must continue to work together against the cruel weather and harsh terrain if they want to stay alive. But as they have discovered during their 70-plus days on the island, danger and mystery loom behind every corner, and those they thought could be trusted may turn against them. Even heroes have secrets.
Dream On
Dream On is an adult situation comedy about Martin Tupper, whose life is full of colorful characters. While Martin goes on numerous dates, he still has time for his family and best friend (Eddie Charles). Martin, played by Brian Benben, is divorced from Judith, but they remain friends (though, her unseen "perfect" husband annoys Martin). Martin and Judith jointly raise their growing teenage son (Jeremy).
Justified is the story of Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant), a true-blue hero born and reared in the hill country of eastern Kentucky who left home at age 19 to become a U.S. Marshal. Now, years later, after shooting a gun thug in Miami hotel and thereby incurring the wrath of his Marshals Service superiors, Raylan has been sent as punishment (and by fate?) to the one place to which he vowed he would never return: Kentucky. Back in his home state, Raylan will have to confront a past crowded with enough skeletons to choke a graveyard.
The titular Hellblazer, Constantine is a working-class magician, occult detective, and con man stationed in London. He is known for his endless cynicism, deadpan snarking, ruthless cunning, and constant chain smoking, but is also a passionate humanist driven by a heartfelt desire to do some good in his life.
Sleepy Hollow
Fringe producers Alex Kurtzman and Bob Orci are back at it with a modern-day retelling of Washington Irving's classic. Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) is resurrected and pulled two and a half centuries through time to find that the world is on the brink of destruction and that he is humanity's last hope, forcing him to team up with a contemporary police officer (Nicole Beharie) to unravel a mystery that dates back to the founding fathers.
Satan takes up residence in Los Angeles.
One of the most fascinating literary characters comes to life on television for the first time: psychiatrist-turned-serial killer, Dr. Hannibal Lecter. In this new drama from Bryan Fuller ("Pushing Daisies," "Heroes"), based on the characters from Thomas Harris' classic novels, we see where this incredible story began.
Will Graham is a gifted criminal profiler who is on the hunt for a serial killer with the FBI. Graham's unique way of thinking gives him the astonishing ability to empathize with anyone - even psychopaths. He seems to know what makes them tick. But when the mind of the twisted killer he's pursuing is too complicated for even Will to comprehend, he enlists the help of Dr. Lecter, one of the premier psychiatric minds in the country. Armed with the uncanny expertise of the brilliant doctor, Will and Hannibal (known as a serial killer only to the audience) form a brilliant partnership and it seems there's no villain they can't catch. If Will only knew...
Starring brilliant young actor Hugh Dancy as Will Graham, "Hannibal" will breathe new life into a deadly classic.
Melrose Place
This highly successful spin-off of Beverly Hills, 90210 followed the exploits of a group of young adults from various backgrounds residing in a Los Angeles apartment complex. Melrose Place airs on SoapNet, weeknights at 6 PM Eastern/Pacific. FOX Broadcast History July 1992 - May 1994: Wednesdays 9:00 PM September 1994 - May 1999: Mondays 8:00 PM


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RADIOHEAD are on course to top the chart after finally releasing their latest album in the shops.
The band made headlines last year when they invited fans to pay what they liked to download In Rainbows.
The experiment was not deemed a total success after a survey revealed two-thirds of downloaders paid nothing.
But now the album is heading for the No 1 spot on Sunday, with predicted sales of 50,000 – proving that plenty of fans are still willing to part with their money to own an actual CD.
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Carlos Byron "Fox" Young, 83, of Willow City, died Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008, at Windcrest Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Feb. 16, 2008 at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Shaetter Funeral Home with the Rev. Casey Zesch officiating. David Mayfield played
the guitar and sang and Max Hartmann shared family remembrances.
Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery.
Numerous Bellville area deer hunters lease property from Mr. Young.
Carlos was born to Charles L. Young and Ada Hardin Young on July 17, 1924 in Fredericksburg and was raised on the family ranch at Willow City.
He was a life long rancher in the Willow City community, but was also a "jack of all trades," involved in plumbing, electrical work and more. He enjoyed
fishing, hunting, water skiing and making his daily appearances at the local general store in Willow City.
He was a charter member of the Willow City Volunteer Fire Department and was active with Willow City Community Club functions.
Carlos married Margaret Crenwelge on Oct. 16, 1947, at Bethany Lutheran Church and she survives.
A World War II veteran, Carlos enlisted in the U.S. Army on June 8, 1944, at fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. He served in M-Company 34th Infantry Battalion. Fox
served in the Southern Philippines and obtained the rank of Staff Sergeant. He received the Victory Ribbon, Overseas Service Bars, the Good Conduct Medal, the
Asiatic Pacific Campaign Ribbon, the Japan-Philippine Liberation Ribbon with one bronze star and the lapel button. He was discharged at Fort Sam Houston on June
10, 1946.
In addition to his wife, Carlos is survived by a son, Carroll Young of Willow City; a daughter and son-in-law, Peggy and Leland Geistweidt of Fredericksburg; and
grandchildren: Carroll-Young Jr. of Kerrville; Brittany Geistweidt of San Antonio, and Kari Rumbaugh and her husband, Jacob, of Shreveport, LA.
Also surviving are sisters- and brothers-in-law, Myrtle and Roland Hohmann and Beatrice and Herbert Grote, all of Willow City; Marvin Ahrens of Fredericksburg,
and Viola Caraway of San Antonio.
He was preceded in death by his parents as well as a sister, Florine Young.
Memorials maybe made to the Willow City Volunteer Fire Dpt., Bethany Lutheran Church or to the charity of choice.
Pallbearers included Patrick Hohmann, Bert Welch, Dudley Althaus, Max Hartmann, Billy Stasny and Jack Laurence.
Sympathies may be posted at www.schaetter.com
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By Paul Cherney
On Friday, June 7, I just didn't see sufficient evidence that enough sellers had been satisfied to reduce the number of potential sellers above current prices. When there is a selling capitulation, people who were waiting for prices to just inch a little higher, give-up on patience and sell into the drop. We didn't really see that on Friday -- we saw an opening drop which buyers greeted with open arms.
I don't think that there is much downside left -- Friday may have been the short-term low (I doubt it). But another move lower, and perhaps the establishement of a sideways base, might have to unfold before something a little more concerted can happen to the upside (even if it is just a 5 to 10 day positive bias).
Earnings warning season is right around the corner. I think the markets are going to have to do more work at slightly lower prices, but if immediate resistance levels are overcome, then they convert to support. (The same is true about support levels breaking and turning into resistance.)
Immediate intraday resistance for the Nasdaq looks like a brick wall in the 1554-1595 area. There is a focus of resistance inside this brick wall at 1560-1570.
For the S&P 500, immediate intraday resistance is 1032-1050, the first shelf of resistance is 1032-1037.80. There is thick price traffic at 1039-1047.
Immediate Nasdaq (intraday) support is now 1520-1495.81. The end of day charts show support 1516-1466 which makes 1516-1495.81 a focus of support.
Immediate intraday support for the S&P 500 is 1025-1012. This overlaps the 1022-998 ledge of support from the end-of-day charts so 1025-1022 is a focus of support.
Just for reference, here are the price ranges for the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 from the day of the September, 2001, lows. The markets might have to print inside these price ranges to attract die-hard technicians to commit to the market.
S&P 500 intraday high 984.54, intraday low 944.75, close 965.80.
Nasdaq intraday high 1454.04, intraday low 1387.06, close 1423.19.
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It comes with even better graphics of near console grade quality. The new Asphalt 8 will also be optimized to run on the new Nexus 7 with its amazing 1920 x 1200 'Retina' display.
The new Asphalt will feature a brand new realistic physics engine, a whopping 180 events, 47 cars and new game modes. Asphalt 8: Airborne supports simultaneous online multiplayer, but you can also race friends in asynchronous challenges, and all of that is tracked in leaderboards.
The game has eight maps and seven of them are brand new. You'll get to experience racing in the Nevada desert, the busy streets of London, Tokyo and drive through frozen tracks in Iceland. The last, eighth map is a renewed map of Monaco. All of that racing comes with new weather effects for more immersive experience.
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There were moments in this finale episode that almost made me forgive Davies everything.
Then there was the ending.
There were definite problems with Torchwood this season, chief among them the format. If Miracle Day showed nothing else, it's that Torchwood doesn't work in a one hour-once a week format. It didn't work when it was a monster-of-the-week show during the first two seasons, and it didn't work here as a single arc serial. It's striking to compare Miracle Day with the previous single arc, Children of Earth. They are the same length–CoE done as 5 two-hour episodes, MD as 10 one-hour ones. CoE was praised for its tight story-telling and its quick pacing, where Miracle Day has been berated as slow, redundant and meandering. But if we were to take Miracle Day and re-imagine it into five two hour episodes, nearly all the problems would disappear. Instead of four episodes of Dr. Vera at endless conferences with Doctors philosophizing on about our health care system, it would all be condensed into the first. The three weeks spent agonizing over the Death camps would be over by the third, and not feel like a distantly pointless and hastily dropped memory in favor of the "This is all about Jack" revelation later on. The fact that this was all about Jack would come out much sooner, while having enough time inside the episode that the flashback sequence wouldn't feel like a complete plot momentum stopper. The list goes on. There is a damn fine story inside Miracle Day, one that is on par with CoE. It's too bad that it got lost in a format that allowed too much space for the story while not providing enough detail per episode.
But enough about what could have been. Let's discuss the fact that in the end, we are the evil aliens we seek.
Torchwood, like nearly all modern television science fiction, is a show heavily based on "aliens." Aliens are always invading or hiding in the shadows, when it's not another damn weevil in the sewer. The mystery is usually solved by uncovering some piece of alien technology and destroying it, or cataloging it and putting it away for when we need it the next time an alien race shows up with one. The genius of CoE was that the bad guys were utterly alien. The 456 were nothing like us–not in physiology, behavior or ability. They were evil children-abusing drug addicts, holding the human race up in an alley for a fix. But within that story, Davies told another–one of the banality of the evil of our own race, sitting around board rooms, dividing rich from poor, reducing human lives to units. We accepted that sermon story, because the true bad guys still weren't us, they were the aliens.
In Miracle Day, Davies attempts to tell a sister story to that one. This is a story of human greed, of lust for power. This was a story of a few rich families who discovered something they didn't understand and mixed it with something else they didn't understand, and then tried to use the results for their own gain. There was no alien technology. As Gwen said as she stood in front of the Blessing, this was the most terrestrial thing they'd ever seen–the earth itself, in symbiosis with the human race. This was a story about few rich and powerful people who didn't know when to stop digging and found something they weren't ready to be humanely responsible for. One that Davies dared to tell without the fig leaf of the "other," the "evil" or the "alien."
Of course it's been a colossal flop.
Format issues aside, the real complaint I saw around the web somewhere around the 2/3 mark was "where are the aliens??" There were none. There were never any aliens. Davies gave us a true old-fashioned science fiction story, one where we discover something we don't understand and it breaks the world when we mess with it. This is the sort of story now left to genre of fantasy novels, science fiction having left such "scientifically unexplained and therefore impossible" ideas behind. The last time I read this story of the powerful who dug too deep and tapped into something that destroyed society as we know it, it was the back story for Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time epic. Science fiction doesn't tell this story anymore, not since people started to imagine we could go to the moon, or explore strange new worlds and civilizations.
So Gwen, Jack and company follow the trail of Jack blood being sucked towards the Blessing in Shanghai, while Rex and Esther follow it in Buenos Aires. There's some odd filler dithering where Rex brings in the CIA, and Evil Lesbian
Walls Wills gets to blow up CIA boss Q sky-high. At the same time some guy in Buenos Aires also blows things sky high where Rex and Esther are, taking the briefcase full of blood with him. But all of this turns out to be a red herring. Rex is in fact playing 11th dimensional chess with the Families in order to get into the Blessing Room undetected. Meanwhile Jack has forced his way into the Blessing Room on his end, by having Oswald Danes play suicide bomber. There was a lovely nod to Dr.Who crossover fans where Jack tries to bullshit what the Blessing might be, nattering on about Silurian lore, and what the Doctor might say if he were confronted with this amazing sight of the Big Pink Crack. A transatlantic confessional conference call between the two ends of the Crack ensues, ending with the revelation that Rex has been fully transfused with Jack's blood (the briefcase of blood that was blown up was all Rex's blood), and both are ready to end their lives and bleed out together into the Blessing and heal the world.
In a last-ditch effort to stop Rex from bleeding himself into the crack, the Families shoot Esther. Rex, who has lorded himself over Torchwood as this bad ass professional, loses his mind for a moment, holding Esther's body and begging: "What Do I Do?" Gwen brings him back to his senses in a wonderful speech by reminding him of the true meaning of professional–You Get Up and You Go On. I've had my issues with how Gwen has been written many times, but this was not one of them. Her speech on losing the people you love, the people you work with and the people you know, but that you get up and KEEP GOING was a lovely unspoken tribute to all the deaths she's seen in Torchwood's employ, and the survivor's guilt she carries. I agreed whole-heartedly with Danes, as he looked at her almost tenderly: "You are magnificent." In that moment, as she pulled the gun on Jack so that he didn't have to commit suicide, she was.
The sequence where Jack and Rex bled out into the Crack together was fantastically done, and I found myself moved, even with the sonorous Gwen moralizing voice-over. (I also didn't mind her sonorous moralizing voice over in the beginning either. I must be getting more Gwen tolerant in my old age.) The scene that followed was also blood-poundingly awesome, as Danes pumped himself up for the kill, allowing his rage and madness to take over, as he sent himself to hell to follow all those bad little girls who gone there ahead to await his arrival, and taking the representatives of the Families with him. "Run Faster! RUN FASTER!" he screamed as he blew himself up, and took the entryway to the Blessing with him. I loved it.
Then there was the coda.
The other thing about CoE that made it as good as it was is Davies knew when he wrote it, it would be the end of the series. Let's be frank, the first two seasons of Torchwood really didn't go anywhere, and CoE was essentially a way for the BBC to fill the order of the commissioned third season without devoting an actual season of mediocre ratings to it. The ending for CoE was really written as an end of Torchwood.
Sadly, Davies didn't do that here. The critical reception for CoE gave him the opportunity for another go. So this time, he wrote in a cliff hanger so they could keep going with another one.
I knew when we saw Rex stand up in the Blessing room–right after we saw Jack do his standard issue "Immortal Gasp Wake Up"–that The Blessing had accidentally granted him immortality in the morphic field flip as well. I almost hoped against hope that somehow we would close out the series without Jack or Gwen noticing this before they took off. But after we saw a makeup-less jeans-wearing Kissinger (who had indeed run fast enough) follow after her Family Agent off to help start "Plan B," and we found ourselves sitting at Esther's funeral with Evil Lesbian Agent
Walls Wills, the dénouement was inevitable.
And so Torchwood leaves us on a cliff hanger. Rex Matherson is now an immortal like Jack, an odd mutant destined to live forever as a fixed point in time. What does that mean?
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Freddie's Doodle in the Top 20 Google Doodles for 2011
The Google Doodle celebrating what would have been Freddie Mercury's 65th birthday was voted 19 in the list of 30 Best Google Doodles of 2011.
In a very rare and extraordinary tribute to Freddie, Google celebrated his 65th birthday by running a very special doodle on its homepage. The 1:30 clip sought to capture the dynamism and diversity of Freddie's career through an animation that was as colorful and playful as his stage performances.
The quirky tribute was created by Google's in-house team of illustrators, animators and engineers. It was available for users outside of the US on September 5th, what would have been Freddie's 65th birthday, and was on Google.com in the US on September 6th as a belated "Happy Birthday" to Freddie since his actual birthday fell on Labor Day.
What a great start to the year for all of us here at Freddie For A Day. Roll on FFAD 2012!
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This summer, the kids and I got to take part in our second year at Camp No Limits. We met many new kids, families and friends. One of those friends is a fantastic person named Josh Kennison. Josh was born without hands or feet and he hasn't let that stop him one bit. He's one of the fastest runners I've ever met. He won THREE gold medals at this year's Extremity Games. He speaks to all kinds of groups about his incredible abilities even when at first sight, you might think differently. Jordan quickly fell madly in love with Josh. I'm a huge fan too. Ever since we met him, it's been awesome to follow him on Facebook and the many different times he's interviewed in the media.
The most recent article is about Josh and a speech he gave to middle schoolers. I just swell with pride with each article because Josh is encouraging so many kids – with or without limb differences. My favorite story about Josh was an incredible bike ride he took this summer. He got a brand new bike that lets him go as far as he wants to go… So his goal was to ride from his town in Paris, Maine to the largest of the camps in Rome, Maine. It's pretty awesome and one of the Maine TV stations reported on the ride.
Somehow I haven't boasted about my pride about Josh before on this blog… and I think he deserves all kinds of applause. My favorite part of camp this summer was watching him become a mentor to a young boy who also does not have hands or feet. Josh's encouragement helped this little boy (who is Jordan's age) try things he had never been willing to try before – including ride a bike at camp. It was the highlight of my camp experience.


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The Warriors were a bit sleepy against Cronulla on Saturday night so it was little wonder they referred to their 18-14 defeat at Mt Smart Stadium as a wakeup call.
They are by no means out of the race for the playoffs, and Newcastle's draw with Brisbane on Friday night helped their cause, but it certainly put a dent in their top-eight ambitions. They have five games remaining and need to win at least three, if not four, and hope other results also go their way.
Their first assignment is against the third-placed Sea Eagles. Fortunately Sunday's match is at Gosford, and not Brookvale Oval where the Warriors have a poor record, but countering that is the fact Manly are in Asada's sights as the drugs probe across the Tasman deepens and teams often galvanise under adversity - the Sharks have done it all season.
Matt Elliott's side will need to bring the sort of application and attitude they had been playing with for the past eight weeks. It was missing at Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday night and, despite a late rally when they got to within four points after being 18-4 down, an efficient Sharks outfit took advantage.
Their effort and execution was off and it reflected in the stats - 67 per cent completion rate, 13 errors and 36 missed tackles - but one positive was the fact they nearly won the game even though they played so poorly.
Some in the Warriors' camp wondered if the players had become a little complacent, as if they were starting to believe their own press.
"It's very deflating,'' a subdued Elijah Taylor said. ``But we can't let it rattle us, we can't let it get to us too much. We have to forget about it and move on. It's a wakeup call. Our execution was poor and we made a lot of mistakes and we can't afford to do that at this part of the season.
"It doesn't get any easier, which is why the head is a bit [sore]. We just have to chew down on it, learn from our mistakes and take responsibility for our performance. It's going to be a tough trip and we have to win it.''
It is perhaps not surprising the Warriors let their standards slip. It's like they have been playing finals football for the past two months and it's hard to sustain that level of intensity for so long. Saturday's defeat might help keep expectations in check - some were seeing the Warriors as title contenders - and help refocus the players.
"It comes down to how badly we want it,'' fullback Kevin Locke said. ``Personally, I wasn't there [against the Sharks]. There are no excuses in the NRL. I need to put my hand up and hopefully sort it out next week.''
The Warriors beat Manly 18-16 at Mt Smart in June - their first win in seven games between the two sides - but the Sea Eagles go into next weekend's match having won their last five. Admittedly, they were against largely struggling sides (Eels, Cowboys, Titans, Tigers and Eels again) but they are a hard-nosed outfit with many survivors from the side who won the 2008 and 2011 competitions.
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New Delhi, Jan. 22: Rajnath Singh is set to be BJP president, capping an internecine battle that saw two white-moustachioed patriarchs biting the dust but not before thwarting each other.
Nitin Gadkari, the incumbent battling corruption charges and enjoying the blessings of the RSS chief, put in his papers tonight after it became clear that sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat had run into an ambush attributed to L.K. Advani.
Advani drew the satisfaction of foiling Bhagwat's candidate but he had to accept the diktat of the RSS that picked Rajnath, a former BJP president.
Till late this evening, it appeared that Bhagwat would have his way. But two events appeared to have turned the tide against the RSS chief and Gadkari.
The income tax department searched some premises associated with Gadkari's companies, renewing focus on the corruption charges on him that the BJP chief and the Sangh have stoutly denied. Even then, the Gadkari camp appeared so confident that a media statement referred to his "re-election", only to retract an hour later (see chart on right).
Advani, backed by his peers Murli Manohar Joshi and Yashwant Sinha, refused to accept Bhagwat's proposal to renew Gadkari's term.
Apart from the notion that Gadkari's reinstatement would hobble the BJP's anti-corruption campaign against the UPA, Advani's stiff opposition stemmed from his fear that Gadkari was a front for the Sangh. Sources said the Advani camp had concluded that under Gadkari, Bhagwat hoped to intervene "directly and decisively" in the party's affairs.
Bhagwat, on the other hand, was unprepared to countenance Advani looming like a shadow over the BJP. The RSS-Advani equation, said sources, was so "skewed" with mutual distrust that the Sangh suspected that Advani, once the "apple of its eye", could manipulate himself as a Prime Minister frontrunner if the BJP gained an edge in the 2014 polls.
In the afternoon, prodded by Advani, Yashwant, the former finance and foreign minister, signalled that he might contest against Gadkari. Sinha sent an emissary to collect the nomination papers and the voter list from the BJP office.
Unlike Mahesh Jethmalani, the Mumbai lawyer supposed to take on Gadkari, nobody regarded Sinha as a "lightweight".
By coincidence, Advani and Gadkari were in Mumbai to attend a Sangh event today and they shared the dais. Both met Suresh "Bhaiyyaji" Joshi, Bhagwat's second-in-command.
Joshi's message to Advani was terse: if he couldn't accept Gadkari, he had to settle for the Sangh's second choice, Rajnath. A similar request earlier was rejected by Advani, who never trusted Rajnath because he saw him as a Sangh "puppet".
Joshi made it clear that none of Advani's nominees were acceptable.
In Delhi, Opposition leaders, Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj were called on by another senior Sangh functionary, Suresh Soni. Sushma's name was earlier broached by Advani. But she declined his offer, signalling that in the power sweepstakes, she opted to be on the RSS's right side.
Former president M. Venkaiah Naidu and the general secretary (organisation), Ramlal, were part of the meeting at Jaitley's house.
Word reached from Nagpur, which houses the Sangh headquarters, that Rajnath was the RSS's choice and, by implication, the BJP should endorse his candidacy without ado, the sources said.
Jaitley did have a patchy relationship with Rajnath in the latter's earlier tenure. But sources said he too figured out that a crisis had to be averted and, in the circumstances, the leader from Uttar Pradesh was perhaps the best bet.
Sources said Rajnath was on the Sangh's radar for the past few days. In his first innings, Rajnath had ejected Narendra Modi from the BJP's top decision-making panel, the parliamentary board, ostensibly to please the RSS whose relations with Modi had then plunged to a nadir.
Rajnath has since made up with Modi, around whom the BJP's Prime Minister debates are swirling.
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I want to put together a rechargeable battery kit to power all my electronic devices like, headlamps, small flashlights, small radios, gps units, etc. I want this kit to be a quality product, which means, the only thing i will need to replace are the rechargeable batteries overtime.
I require the followng capabilities in the system:
+ 2000+ maH Precharged NiMH batteries
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From what i can tell, there are two ways to go about this:
1. A unit that offers both solar and plug in charging capabilities.
2. Two units, one for when i need solar, and one for when i am somwhere i can plug in and use the wall socket.
I believe in paying more and buying things once, instead of replacing new chargers every two years. Please recommend solid products and keep it light!
Also as an added bonus, an item that had car/crank charging capability would be cool too, but not required.
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This – http://www.amazon.com/Lightning-Sensation-Thunderbolt-connectors-customized/dp/B009USAJCC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1360600546&sr=8-1&keywords=battery+charger+pack
With a usb AA/aaa charger.
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Check out Sanyo Eneloop at amazon.com. Non solar but highly regarded newest technology in rechargeables.Feb 11, 2013 at 9:28 am #1953189
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All my devices (headlamp, GPS, SteriPen, camera) use AA batteries. This set works for me now for many years here on the West Coast. I'm using my GPS mainly to document my hikes and have a track for later download. That requires a fresh set of AA batteries every day. The longest I have done that was 5 weekswith out any issues.
So here is my setup
Batteries: Eneloop
Solar Charger: PowerFilm USB + AA Solar Panel Charger which weighs less than 5 oz.
I also use the PowerFilm AA Battery Solar Panel Charger
which charges 4 AA (instead of 2) when I don't need USB charging capabilities. It has 6 panels (instead of 4) and weighs even slightly less.
Right now I'm planning a trip where I can't rely 100% on the sun. Therefore I got the Goal Zero Battery Pack . It allows me to charge AA (and AAA) batteries via USB from my solar charger or from outlets. Goal Zero has all sorts of accessories (including solar chargers), but I have no experience with those. They look sturdier (and heavier) than what I have.
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I just picked up a Goal Zero solar charger with battery pack as well at REI. It was on sale for $73.93, down from $129. It seems well made. The panel is smaller to fit on top of my pack, and charges the battery pack in 6-8 hours of sunlight.
The kit was the Goal 10 mobile plus. It comes with the Nomad 3.5 solar panel, cords, battery pack, and 4 NiMH AA batteries. The stock NiMH batteries are rated at 2000maH.
I will see how these batteries work out, but I may upgrade them to higher capacity batteries.
REI doesn't have the smaller kit listed anymore, but here is a link to the kit with the larger Nomad 7 solar panel. It charges the battery pack in 4 hours.
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I am new to this sight and I am not even sure I am posting in the correct area...a litle confusing to me:)
I am 23 weeks along in my third pregancy and I am having a tough time finding a VBAC supporting dr./ hosptial.
My first csection I believe was completly not necessary!! I had labored for about 15 hours and finally was talked into a epidural well not more than 45 minutes later I was being rushed into csection for a baby in distress!! well I now have gotten my records and It makes me so angry bc the reason for my csection is FTP not fetal distess!!! it was a Sunday afternoon and I think the Dr. just wanted to go home and so they scared me into having a csection by saying my baby was in distress!
Baby number two I wanted to Vbac but no local hosptials allow it and my practice really used a alot of scare tactis to get me to consent to a RCS...I wish I had done my own research but for some reason I did not?
My water broke and I went into labor before my scheduled Section so I was pushed to the top of the list and had my section about 3 hours after my water broke...my contrations had gotten really intense but they never checked me so I do not know how far along I got... During the cestion the dr. said I had a small window on my uterus and then went on to say I was about to rupture and it was a good thing I had not labored longer etc etc... I think she was just trying to make me feel like I had done the right thing and distract me from the fact that she had cut my son across the forward when making the incision(he was sunny side up)!!!
Well with this pregancy I did not even go back to my old practice... I have been traveling over and hour to see a Dr/ midwife grou. that are supportive of Vbac's well I just found out that the practice/hospital that I was hoping to give birth at is changing their policy and will not be allowing VBA2C now!! so annoying!! so now I have to find a new Dr. and drive even further to a bigger hospital that does alllow it but just has terrible sucess rates!!
My questions is I have been reading over my post op notes and it lookes like I have a double layer closure which is good. But the first part that talks about my incision says "A low Transverse uterine incision was made in the uterus and extended laterally with bandage scissors...." does that mean I havea bikini cut? THe laterally confuses me? It almost sounds like they went up? which would not be good bc aren't classical incisions risker? and if that is the case it might be even harder to find a Dr. to take me on...
If anyone has any answers please let me know!!! Thanks!!!
Sorry you're meeting such obstacles in your journey towards VBA2C! It sounds to me like you're a good candidate for a VBAC. The 'window' thing may or may not mean anything. There really isn't any good research out there regarding uterine rupture following a previous diagnosis of a dehiscence. Here's a link to Henci Goer's assessment of VBAC after uterine dehiscence.
Think of lateral and transverse referring to the same 'direction.'
Are there other birth options that your considering? Unassisted? Birthing at home with a midwife??
And is it the GROUP that is saying no more VBA2C or the HOSPITAL. This is an important distinction, IMO. You cannot be forced into major abdominal surgery. Go to http://ican-online.org and do some research on fighting VBAC bans.
Kimberly, mom & wife - about pregnancy and birth
DD 2004; 3 babies 2007-08; twin DDs 2009; DD 7/12/11 hospital VBAC after 2 cesareans!
The lateral part means they made the incision and it wasn't big enough so they cut it farther to the side with surgical scissors.
Yes, definitely what Kimberly said! ICAN, ICAN, ICAN! There are so many women who have VBACd and VBAMCd there and you can get a lot of support and information there. The window you described is likely a dehiscence, as Kim mentioned, and may or may not be an issue in subsequent labors. Personally, I would look at it as a blessing that you are aware it's there. Just one more bit of information to have on your journey.
Good luck!
Hi Zoe,
I have the same notes in my file and low transverse is the good incision to have, if you want to VBAC. My provider yesterday went over my file with me. I couldn't really tell if it was a double or single suture from the terminology, but she said the important thing is that it was low transverse.
I'm sorry you are getting a hard time about VBA2C. This is only my second baby, so I'm not encountering any resistance, well, unless I want to give birth within 60 miles of home LOL but I did get a brochure from my provider about who is "allowed" to get VBAC and apparently mine does not do it either. (But what I find so ... odd.. is that in that brochure, they cite numerous studies and statistics that make VBAC sound a million times better than c-section!)
Oh and I have to travel over an hour to my provider as well. It is so frustrating to live in a VBAC no man's land (no woman's land. whatever. *sigh*)
Maybe talk to some local homebirth midwives, even if you aren't planning to homebirth. I have talked to three and they gave me a real feel for what actions to take in planning my hospital birth (because I live so far from a hospital and will give birth in the middle of winter, I have concerns about what a transfer would look like).
Thanks everyone,
I have yet to find a Dr. to take me on, even though the hospital(Albany Med) does not have a official ban on VBA2C. I have contacted a homebirth miwifes group that also offers montrice/doula service. They are going to go over my records and I think I am just going to have to labor at home with them till the last possible moment and transfer when I am practically pushing and just refuse a csection if the Dr. on call is all csection happy and against VBA2C's. I am praying I will just have a fast labor and that I will stall like I did with my first labor!! I feel good about the montrice service bc they can monitor the babies vitals and check me and let me know when I should transfer and then they stay with me through the end of labor at the hospital acting as a doula. Plus is comes with three prental visits and some postnatal visits. I am praying that the meeting goes good and that they are happy with my records, and feel like it is safe for me to labor at home!
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Hoyt is currently living and working in Berlin. He makes sculptures and installations accompanied with sound as well as paintings and drawings. There is a dichotomy in the genres that define two sides of the same coin: a dual and complementary reflection on the African Diaspora and its multifold consequences. The sculptural trope in Hoyt's work addresses the facts on the ground, so to speak, of black experience, while the drawings tap into a spirit of fantasy, refuge, and transcendence—they are vehicles for an imaginative journey beyond the obduracy and oppressiveness of history.
Hoyt was an accomplished professional musician/composer before embarking on a career in the visual arts. Drawing deeply on that background, the artist has made musicality and aurality a base chord of his visual practice.
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I've migrated a single box to a 5 over 5 nuc(deep frames).
I know the theory according about placing empty frames in the bottom box middle, then polen and 2 frames of honey on the sides with the second box with frames full of honey but only have 2 full frames of capped honey, the rest is partially capped. I don't have empty frames just a few cells on the bottom.
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With all of the mayor's appointees voting in lockstep, the Panel for Educational Policy voted 9-4 to close 19 schools, including Beach Channel High School, at a raucous meeting that began early on Tuesday evening and ended at 3 a.m. on Wednesday morning.
The New York Times called the meeting "one of the most contentious in [the PEP's] eight-year history" and many of those who attended and spoke out against the closings called it a "scam" and a "waste of time."
"It was a real show," said school activist and Wave columnist Norm Scott, who stayed at the meeting to the bitter end. "The PEP was hammered for seven hours straight by more than 350 speakers, the great majority of who were minority parents, students and alumni from the schools that are going to be closed."
Scott said that a number of speakers called the board members "mayoral puppets" and two school activists actually put on a puppet show at the microphone when it was their turn to speak.
"This farce really opened the eyes of a lot of people to what the board and the mayor are all about," Scott added. "They turned off the mike after two minutes and would not even allow the people from the NAACP to finish their statement."
Hundreds of protestors crowded the Brooklyn Technical High School auditorium, cheering, shouting and booing the board members, often drowning out the proceedings.
More than five hours into the meeting, one of the board members, Gbubemi Okotieuro, appointed by Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, presented a motion to table the vote for more study.
The panel's chair, David Chang, one of the mayoral appointees, ruled him out of order, stating that the panel would make no votes until everybody had spoken.
Eight of the 13 panel members are appointed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and can be removed by him for any reason. The other five are appointed by the borough presidents, with each getting one appointee.
Those eight mayoral appointees were joined by the Staten Island member in making the 9-4 majority vote.
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"I've listened to the arguments carefully, and I appreciate the traditions of these schools, but we cannot continue to send our children to schools that have failed them for years," Bloomberg said.
"The vote to phase out and replace schools that were not meeting the standard of success we demand for our students will allow us to create far better opportunities for children in these communities," Klein said. Since 2003, we have phased out 91 schools and created 335 new schools."
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Like contemporary updates of Arthurian legends, each of the protagonists in Barney's films has a challenge to overcome and undergoes a rite of transformation. While references to sources as diverse as Harry Houdini and Busby Berkeley abound, Barney's mythology is dense and intensely personal. The very use of the term "cremaster" introduces a clinical ambiguity into the series' narrative–the cremaster is the "suspensory muscle of the testes" that contracts the male genitalia in response to stimuli as pragmatic as cold or as subjective as fear. In Barney's symbology, the contraction of the cremaster muscle becomes analogous to the in-utero period when the fetus is still sexually undifferentiated and the male/female balance is in perfect harmony. In one way or another, each entry in The Cremaster Series is a search for that harmony.
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