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Veteran actress Holland Taylor, who played Mrs. Harper on the hit comedy 'Two and a Half Men' and who has had roles in numerous movies and TV shows, including 'The Truman Show' and 'Legally Blonde' has a new career.
1200 WOAI news reports Taylor, who is a native of Philadelphia and has never lived in Texas, is leading a campaign to get the face of the late Ann Richards on a postage stamp.
"I ask people to support this," Taylor told 1200 WOAI news. "They say, yes, I'll sign, I already did it! It is simple to do, so if you like Ann Richards, get her mug on a stamp where it belongs."
Taylor says Richards' death in 2006 inspired her and she took action. She started studying Richards' life, and she ended up writing a one woman play, called 'Ann,' which she is starring in on Broadway, and which has received positive reviews.
"When she died I was so mournful, and I was unnaturally mournful for so long," Taylor said. "So I wanted to go and look to find out why I was so affected."
The Ann Richards commemorative Stamp Committee, which Taylor heads, has picked up the endorsements of several prominent Americans, including actor George Clooney, investor Warren Buffett, retired Senator and 1996 Republican Presidential Candidate Robert Dole, tennis star Billie Jean King, comedian Lily Tomlin, and the chair of the committee is veteran producer Norman Lear.
The petition, which is on the web site 'Change.org,' calls for the stamp to be released in 2016, the 25th anniversary of Richards' inauguration as Governor of Texas.
The drive may face political headwinds due to her daughter Cecile's position as national president of the controversial group Planned Parenthood.
But Taylor says her drive is non political, but an effort to honor a woman who served as Texas governor, and continues to serve as an inspiration for women, and men, around the country.
Richards, who was a former social studies teacher, Travis County Commissioner and Texas Treasurer. She gained national fame with her 'silver foot in his mouth' keynote speech blasting George H.W. Bush at the 1988 Democratic National Convention in 1988.
Richards was elected Governor in 1990, defeating gaffe-prone Republican oilman Clayton Williams, and she served one term before losing to George W. Bush in 1994.
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Today we made the journey from Ao Nang to Ko Phi Phi in a two hour ferry ride with scenic pepperings of small islands and beautiful waters. The ferry we took was very comfortable--a few decks, some indoor chairs, and most importantly--bathrooms. I didn't use the ferry bathroom, but I know when traveling the accessibility of a toilet is nearly as important as where you are going to sleep that night.
Ko Phi Phi is beautiful. It far surpasses the beaches of Ao Nang, and despite the inflated prices for such beauty, I think I'm going to like it here. No where on this small island has wifi, so I'm paying to use the internet. Ugh. I hate that quality in a location, but that just means a shorter, easier read for you, as well as relatively little thought in my writing and the humor of no spell check.
Our day on Ko Phi Phi has been pretty laid back. We arrived at the port in what feels to be the hottest temperatures yet. I had been sitting in the air conditioned indoor deck of the ferry (even though it reeked of gasoline, concerningly), so adjusting to the temperature felt all the worse. Still, instant sweat on my brow (and everywhere else) mixed with painful shoulder sunburn left me an unhappy camper. I strapped on my FORTY pound pack (yes, it is actually 40 pounds--I packed bricks, I guess) and walked up the dock with a surly attitude. Fortunately our "resort" had someone there to meet us and while Ko Phi Phi has no cars (and few motorbikes), we still did not have to carry out bags because the wonderful employee came equipped with a cart to wheel the bags in. Thank god. It may have only been a ten minute walk, but those ten minutes would have been torturous in the heat.
The resort we're at is on the beach, a welcome change to Ao Nang. We have a three person bungalow, which has a small sea view (past the pool view) and a lovely little deck with shade. The room itself is fine, nothing to write home about (ha, yet I am!), but the bathroom is pretty gnarly. It's another toliet/shower combo bathroom where the shower is a hose on the wall for you to rinse yourself down, right about the toilet. For multitasking maybe?
Don't forget to put the toilet seat down and hide the toilet paper with a towel or out of spray's way, otherwise you'll be sorry (Zac hasn't seemed to learn this yet, much to my frustration...). Still, my understanding is that Ko Phi Phi has similarly priced "resorts" of similar quality, so there isn't much complaining to be done because there isn't much change to be had.
After getting settled we walked the island for a bit.
I can't believe how much I've been sweating. Truly--I can't be human! The heat is excruciating at times, and shade is a well fought commodity on most beaches. The walk was nice, though, and it's hard to imagine that it wasn't too long ago that this island had been completely destroyed by the tsunami. There are absolutely no clear signs of damage anywhere unless one looks really hard. At least this is the case on the main part of the island where tourists reside. I'm sure residents in the hills may have different takes on this.
We had an overpriced and under flavored meal (a rareity thus far on our trip) before hitting the beach and pool for swims. The water here on our side of the island isn't as clear as the landing dock, a bit brackish actually (yes---bull sharks!), but it's just as warm as I'd expected and Zac and I spent a good amount of time in the water. The pool is warm as well, heated all day by the sun. I felt like I was taking a bath, and prefer the ocean to pool because of the temperatures.
The land is beautiful and when you can escape other people it feels like you're in a lost world with the amazing hillsides of jungle and limestone rock. The water is a beautiful shade of jade and blue and I wish my camera could truly capture the actual beauty of it all, but there's no way that's going to happen. I almost don't want to try.
Our evening has been spent reading. I'm loving the reading time! We'll get dinner shortly, then maybe another dip, and then more relaxing on our little deck. Being so close to the beach is awesome, and I may go sit out there tonight and just listen to the waves when everyone else is gone. No plans for tomorrow yet, but we want to go see some of the smaller Phi Phi islands and do something with SHARKS! Jenna is an absolute no, but I have Zac agreeing to at least snorkel with the black tips (although so much lamer because they are feeding on the reef and you are on the surface just looking down...). Nobody wants to dive with me, and I'm not sure I want to spend the money on diving when I'd be doing it alone. I wish everyone else loved sharks as much as I do! Those fools don't know what they're missing. Our hotel offers a free half day of diving to try it out and I hope everyone will get some sense before we leave.
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Painted turtles are the most wide-spread turtles in the United States. The undersides or plastrons of the painted turtle are what give these turtles their name. They are very brightly colored with a large black patch mottled with yellow on a red background. The backs or carapaces of painted turtles vary from black, to greenish or brown, and may contain a few light yellow lines on each plate. Distinctive yellow stripes adorn the head and neck.
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As you read this, lawyers are busily drafting a European fiscal "compact" designed to restore discipline to the euro zone's economies. In the new year, all but one of the European Union's 27 members are to start thrashing out this treaty's details. Meanwhile, the British government, having fallen out with all its 26 partners, is promising that it will remain a central part of the union – and that London will remain Europe's financial capital. All is well.
Except that it isn't. Merely to set out these purported achievements of the latest EU summit in Brussels is to show how hollow they are. Once again Europe's leaders have failed to solve the euro crisis. The new treaty could easily be killed by the markets or by its rejection in one or more euro zone country. The EU has suffered plenty of disappointing summits without the sky falling in – a good many of them in the past year. But unlike the marathon dispute over a new constitution, the euro is in a race against time because markets are pushing countries to insolvency. As investors and voters lose faith, the task of saving the single currency grows harder. Sooner or later, the euro will be beyond saving.
This summit also threatens to change the EU – and not in a good way. One reason is that it plotted a misguided course for the euro. The other is that Britain, long ambivalent about its membership, has moved closer to dropping out, even if that would be more by accident than design. An EU without Britain would be more parochial and less liberal. An EU without the euro might not exist.
For all the fuss about Britain, the main failure in Brussels was a plan to save the euro. Governments need to bind themselves to credible fiscal rules that provide incentives for good behaviour. They need to assume some form of joint liability for debts, with only the well-behaved benefiting from the shelter of euro bonds. In return the European Central Bank needs to give total support to all solvent members. That would leave much to do, especially to unleash growth and to reform the banking system. But investors would at least see a clear path ahead.
Instead there was another fudge, with neither the governments nor the ECB doing enough. In the run-up to the summit, the ECB extended its support for euro zone banks – in effect lending them unlimited cheap money. That will help the banks and might in theory feed the demand for euro-zone sovereign debt. But it hardly counts as the "big bazooka" that investors want, if only because the banks are wary of taking losses on ever larger stashes of government debt. Moreover, the ECB remains adamant that it cannot intervene as the lender of last resort to euro-zone sovereigns.
Governments did even less. True, the leaders pledged extra money in the form of loans to the International Monetary Fund and left open the possibility of boosting the euro zone's own rescue fund. But there are already signs that not all the cash will turn up as promised. And the fiscal compact that was the summit's centrepiece is flawed.
The idea is to write fiscal discipline into national constitutions and harness the EU's institutions to punish profligacy and excess. But such a compact will not safeguard the euro against future booms and busts. Until financial markets crashed in 2008, Spain and Ireland were hailed as economic stars, with lower public-debt burdens and healthier budgets than Germany. By the time their public finances went visibly wrong, it was too late. Worse, the compact will not resolve today's troubles. The package dwells too much on austerity, and too little on growth. That risks aggravating the deep Europe-wide recession threatening next year, which could prompt a downgrade of the entire zone's credit ratings and cause economies to miss their deficit targets – triggering still more austerity.
Although the compact was greeted as the acme of European solidarity, it is more likely to provoke strife. The summit poured cold water on the idea of euro bonds, in which all members would share some or all of the troubled economies' burden of debt. Instead the adjustment is being imposed almost entirely on deficit countries, guaranteeing that it will be long and painful. If in coming years elected governments that impose austerity stir up civil unrest, outside enforcers in the EU will, before long, become a target for popular rage.
Already governments that agreed to the idea of a compact are warning that its ratification depends upon the detail. The Irish government is under pressure to hold a referendum that it would struggle to win. Parliaments from Slovakia (in the euro) and the Czech Republic (outside) could baulk.France's opposition presidential candidate, who is leading in the polls, says he would renegotiate the deal to get eurobonds and a more active ECB. All across Europe there are murmurs that Germany, which has benefited so handsomely from the euro, is asking too much of everybody else.
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In Cameron's defence, he has to contend not only with Conservative Eurosceptic backbenchers, but also a Eurosceptic public—just as Germany's
But if the politics was expedient, the tactics and the diplomacy were not. Cameron knew what he wanted, but went about getting it the wrong way. He presented a last-minute unilateral demand that would have partially overturned the principle of majority voting on single-market rules, which Britain itself first put forward under Margaret Thatcher over 20 years ago. Had he prepared the ground with other governments in advance he might have succeeded. Had he talked to fellow centre-right leaders on the summit's eve instead of staying out of their political group, he would have known that he could not.
Cameron's veto was self-defeating. He may have briefly basked in his backbenchers' praise but, if his aim was to protect the City and the single market, he has failed. Both are threatened more by Britain's absence from the summits of up to 26 leaders that will now take place than by Britain's participation in a treaty of 27 that placed no constraints on it. For decades, British diplomacy has been guided by a determination to keep a seat at the table. It has worked: Britain has not been outvoted on a serious piece of financial services legislation.
If the euro collapses, or the treaty is stillborn, Cameron may yet claim he was right all along. It would certainly make his veto seem less momentous. But other countries will not soon forget Britain's attempt to hold the summit to ransom at a vital moment – and to protect financial services, which many of them blame for the crisis. And the Tory Eurosceptics and their Liberal Democrat coalition partners are already at each other's throats.
At its worst, this might be the start of a process by which Britain falls out of the EU. Yet it does not have to be – if Cameron is prepared to mend fences and align his tactics with a strategy to be part of Europe.
He has made a start by withdrawing his futile threat to block the use of the EU's buildings and institutions by the 26 members of the new treaty. As power shifts in Europe, there will be more opportunities. Britain can help other non-euro countries which gibe at the treaty's strictures as well as euro zone countries that want to resist protectionism or over-regulation, including Germany. At the very least Cameron should make up with Merkel, who had previously fought hard to keep the British at the table. A compromise that gives Britain some reassurance about the City and thus lets Cameron return to the table may still be possible. His recalcitrance at the summit means the new bulldog Cameron is better equipped to face down Little Englanders. The question is not whether he can recover Britain's position, but whether he is ready to do what it takes.
Ultimately, the euro zone faces a similar choice. Its members could strike a grand bargain that deploys the ECB's balance sheet and some form of euro bond in exchange for fiscal integration. The question is not whether they can save the currency, but whether enough of them are prepared to pay the price. This summit suggests not.
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Milaca High School drama students performed their own bit of magic in the production of "The Miracle Worker," the story of Helen Keller and her teacher, Annie Sullivan. The play took audience members on a journey through Keller's life — from birth to the historical breakthrough when the child learned to communicate despite being blind and deaf.
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This was the commencement of a long series of such rebellions in the Jaredite dynasty.
This fixes the center of Jaredite civilization for a period of some sixteen centuries in Central America.
So far as known this marks the northern limits of Jaredite occupancy of the north continent.
So it is not to be wondered at that the description of the Jaredite government and civilization is so very unsatisfactory.
That city marked the southern limits of the Jaredite empire.
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To keep the quality of service high for players within North America we have decided to disable IP addresses from which fraudulent traffic originates. We encourage players in these regions to participate on servers specifically designated for their area.Similarly, if you regularly make use of latency-reducing proxy services when playing US-hosted MMOs, you might be out of luck with TERA:
We block IP addresses used by hackers
En Masse will block IPs based on region. Asia, Africa, Russia, and the Middle East are included on the block list. While we appreciate that there are players in these regions who would enjoy playing on En Masse servers, it's unfortunate that the vast majority of Internet traffic we see from these regions are from cyber-criminals relating to account theft, gold-farming and other hacking behavior.
Services that promise to improve your ping and decrease lag may sound promising, but they are frequently used by hackers and criminals who want to remain anonymous. Although we do not block them by default, a proxy or server host will be blocked if it becomes a popular tool for criminal behavior.Hacking and gold-farming are obviously major problems for MMOs and the stability of their in-game economies, but is firewalling off entire countries from an online game really a reasonable solution? At least Australia is still on the whitelist for this one, but it's pretty lousy for any legit gamers in Russia and the Middle East.
|Protecting their demographic, I don't really have an issue with it.
|Wait, so australians can play on the US servers right but can't use any ping lowerers? Hope they have a SWTOR style low ping then or else it'll be useless for australians. Also what's up with claims that this has "REAL TIME COMBAT" which seems to be everywhere this game is mentioned. I thought that's what even WoW had, you know, not turned based = real time to me.
EDIT - Ok I looked up some gameplay clips on youtube and found this
Gotta say the UI is quite impressive, specifically the action bars. No clutter, no massive graphics just clean, square buttons with clear countdown numbers for stuff you can't use. Impressed. But since this is a korean based mmo i'm worried that past the first 1/4 of the game it'd turn into a massive grind fest.
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|What they mean by real time combat is that it's not so much a hotkey game, you swing the weapons freely to hit your targets and you can dodge/block attacks manually. Usually referred to as an action style of gameplay rather than a hotkey style of gameplay.
This of course could suck really bad if you have lag.
|From what I can read there isn't a targeting system since most attacks seem to be AoE or ranged. I guess this is what they mean that if you can dodge the attack with a backdash or sidestep you take no damage. This may break the game for the Australian market if pings are bad.
EDIT - Archer class gets a crosshairs so your arrows will go where you point that, Lol I'm liking the sound of this game more and more I read about it.
EDIT 2 - UI shot from the official site. This I feel is a real sexy looking interface and doesn't feel clogged up with crap. LOVE the minimap in the bottom right hand corner
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|the mmo horse riding game did this... the cowboy/indian type one ...
all attacks are direction based and you could jump out of hte way ... aka mage fires a 'fireball' at you... you step to the left a few times and you dodge it...
unlike in wow when the mage gets the fireball away it literally 'homes' in on you untill it reaches you. there is no way you can dodge it via movement.
i've had spells in wow chase me after i've hopped on a griffen... they followed me through two zones :/
thinking about it now the weirdest s*** in wow is how there is no movement based dodging of projectiles and how projectiles really arn't projectiles... they are 'player seeking abilities' that always arrive at their target eventually...
oh that and the fact you kill something... and it comes back a few seconds later for the next guy to kill. so lame... yet we take it for granted these days :-/
|i really don't get why its so hard to stop gold farmers... why dont they just make sure you have to bind your account to one of the following?
- A social security number (or australian tax number)
- A valid credit card number (the card gets credited or charged a random small amount and you need to confirm it)
|In most (if not all) korean MMO games you do indeed need a social security number to sign up and play. How non koreans get into the games then is beyond me but that's another story.
|I don't understand the big deal with IP blocking. They're not blocking the service, they're blocking a server.
- A social security number (or australian tax number)
Umm your TFN is a seriously private number. How the f*** do you not know that?!
|Social security number would be worse, you can pretty much get a credit card with only that number and your name..
Umm your TFN is a seriously private number. How the f*** do you not know that?!it's gamer lolz.
|Tera is being redesigned for the western markets. Apparently its been fully revamped, new quests, new content, new mechanics etc. Definitely an MMO I will be playing.
|Yeah I didn't know much about it until I saw this thread so i've been looking at videos and it seems awesome as hell. Love the idea of being able to dodge attacks simply by moving and combat requiring a brain. If your still going to play it come release we should roll same server. Archer for me by the looks of things.
|Are we going to get it down here? and when?
Are we going to get it down here? and when?
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Head Women's Volleyball Coach Scott Nichols will be seeking his 100th career victory when the Lady Cougars take the court this weekend to start their 2007 season. Nichols is currently 93-82. Entering her fourth year as assistant coach is Lindsey Andrews.
The Cougars will scrimmage against both OSU-Marion and Clark State Community College on Saturday, August 18, in the Delaware Hall Athletic Center. Next Friday, August 24, the Cougars will host the Central Ohio Invitational, starting at noon in Delaware Hall, and continuing on Saturday, August 25, at 9 a.m.
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McClain earns Masters DegreeTiffany McClain,coordinator of Interpreting Services in Disability Services has completed her Masters Degree in Education - Human Services from the University of Dayton this month.
McClain has been employed by the college since April 2003; in that time, she has enthusiastically coordinated support services for students, staff and faculty at Columbus State. With four full-time and up to 30 part-time interpreters, each quarter presents new challenges for this position.
Along with work and school, Tiffany met and married Bill McClain and welcomed Brady Haas McClain, now one year old. She earned her BA in Speech and Hearing Science from OSU in 1998 and an AAS in the Interpreting/Transliterating Program from Columbus State in 2000. The Department of Disability Services would like to congratulate her on the completion of her Masters Degree.


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This is a little tutorial for a fun and easy project. I made these little envelopes together with my oldest son (10 years), so this is something you can do with your kids or even have them do for you:) Anyway I had the idea, after making pumpkin soup and keeping the seeds (I just hate throwing them away), that seeds are actually something most kids appreciate. The fact that it's free, doesn't make it any less interesting for them; it's something they can sow by them self, take care of and nurture and see growing, and maybe - if they are lucky - they get to harvest a pumpkin or two. As Mats was going to 2 birthday parties last week, we made these envelopes to add to the bigger present. They can be given as birthday treats as well or just for fun.
So here's how we did it. First I cut out squares of 13x13 cm. I used the Funky Funky papers from Sausan designs, that I still love, love the bold colors and the fun patterns. I cut of the corner of the bottom corner (see pic), and folded the right and left corner like in the first picture. If you need measurements, they have to be folded to the middle of the square, so you can mark it 12,5 cm from all sides. Then I folded the bottom corner up until it made a good looking envelope and glued it with Aleene's tacky glue (my favorite adhesive).
Then I folded the last corner and the envelope was finished. For the "label" I used one of the stamps from Sausan designs Karl und Karla set. I cut it out and glued it to the front with 3D tape. Easy peasy...... Hope this inspired some of you to keep some of those seeds you can collect for free and make someone else happy:)


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The snippets show the band before they have Cherie Currie as the lead singer until they become very famous stars in Japan.
More snippets from "The Runaways" have been made available for viewing pleasure. This time, Apparition releases a featurette and several new clips. Sharing some new footage, the behind-the-scene video also provides commentaries from the lead actresses, Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart, as well as the real member of the band, Cherie Currie.
One clip, moreover, shows how the rock band are admired by their fans in Japan. Another snippet, in the meantime, gives a look at Kristen's Joan Jett and her bandmates performing on stage with Dakota's Cherie enjoying the show while sitting on a couch. Cherie later joins the band at another gig in the other video.
"The Runaways" is based on the 1970s all-girl rock band of the same name, which were brought together in late 1975 by impresario Kim Fowley. The film itself will cover the formation of The Runaways through to Cherie's departure at the peak of their success. It will also highlight the relationship between lead vocalist/keyboardist Cherie and guitarist/vocalist Joan.
Beside starring in it, Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart also sing a number of songs for the film soundtrack. The blonde cutie performs "Cherry Bomb" as well as "California Paradise" and collaborates with the 19-year-old in "Queens of Noise" and "Dead End Justice". As of late, music video for "Cherry Bomb" has been released, capturing some scenes from the film.
Playing The Runaways' other members are Scout Taylor-Compton, Stella Maeve and Alia Shawkat. Directed by Floria Sigismondi, this biopic is set to entertain audience in limited U.S. theaters starting March 19.
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July 28, 2011 – Los Angeles – CJ E&M Pictures and Grapevine Entertainment have attached Rob Cohen (The Fast and the Furious) to direct 1950, the largest budgeted project ever undertaken by the Korean film industry, at $100m. Production is expected to begin in May 2012 with a planned release date of spring 2013. An untold story of courage and endurance during the Korean War, 1950 is an epic adventure, based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning dispatches from the front line by legendary New York Herald Tribune correspondent Marguerite Higgins.
1950 is being produced by CJ E&M Pictures of Korea and Grapevine Entertainment, alongside Brett Donowho and executive producer Paul Hudson. The producers developed the story, and commissioned a screenplay from Rachel Long and Brian Pittman (Silver Falls and Stranded). Marguerite Higgins, the Tribune's then Far East bureau chief, who had covered the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps at the end of WWII, initially found herself banned by the US Army top brass from covering the Korean conflict, simply because she was a woman. Her persistent efforts to overturn this ruling eventually won her special permission from General Douglas MacArthur to work alongside the front line troops.
1950 follows Higgins' journey across the Korean peninsula with a platoon of marines, ending with the mass evacuation on Christmas Eve of nearly 200,000 South Korean civilians escaping the oncoming Chinese and North Korean armies.
CJ and Grapevine are in discussion with A-list Hollywood and Asian talents to fill the key leading roles of Marguerite Higgins, the leader of the Marine platoon, Captain Darren, and a Korean Katusa, Sunjae Lee. Grapevine and CJ are in advanced negotiations with a major worldwide distribution company to handle the release of the film outside of Korea, which CJ will handle.
CJ E&M Picture's Head of International Financing and Production, Sean Lee said "While 1950 is based on a very special event in Korean history, we are confident that CJ and GV can elevate this tale into a film that will resonate with the audience worldwide." His enthusiasm was echoed by John Han of Grapevine Entertainment, in announcing the project, remarked, "We are proud and excited to bring to the screen in a major motion picture the story of this remarkable, brave and pioneering woman, who now lies buried alongside Presidents and heroes in Arlington National Cemetery."
Rob Cohen welcomed the opportunity to direct 1950. "The Korean War has often been referred to as 'the forgotten war' and I think it's time it was remembered. Telling the story of this harrowing conflict through the eyes of pioneering journalist Marguerite Higgins makes it a very different war film on every level." Cohen's directorial credits include xXx, Stealth, and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.
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OK… I want to know how/why they landed on Rob Cohen. They really couldn't get another director for this job? Cohen is the definition of a journey man, this project deserves a film-maker with a vision
I feel bad for the Koreans.
What a mismatch of material. B-movie director to make an epic war film. Why does a Korean film company want to tell their war story through the eyes of Americans? And why don't they hire one of their great Korean directors?
Pathetic how everyone is selling out to Hollywood. Nobody has any integrity left.
koreans are obsessed (i do not use that word lightly) with having hollywood and americans become involved in their recent ventures. unfortunately, to them, hollywood means under-caliber, overrated, less than B-material, talentless, paltry people who create "blockbusters".
is this his Inchon?
>xXx, Stealth, and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
With a track record like that, you know it's gonna be good!
Rob has a great project that will give the world insight into the lives of real heroes who have helped us find our humanity. I can't wait to see it!
I agree TJ! Ditto Scott … it's a moving, sweeping story. Frank: Yep: Inchon was a victory and this looks to be one, as well :-)
I can't wait for see it…….it's the great direct ever
Ha! No kidding.
I don't know, he's still the guy that made Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story and Dragonheart, two amazing movies. And I'm pretty sure he was a harvard history major.


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The characters are dancing, singing and cooing their way into your homes and wallets. And they are pushing marketers and their slogans into pop culture.
•Six Flags A sprightly senior dances his way into towns to the tune of We Like to Party. Though the company has kept his true identity under wraps, he has made appearances on national TV shows.
Sabine Ehrenfeld, 42, got her start in TV ads as a beer babe, and makes no apologies for using sex appeal to sell products. In Overstock.com ads, she pushes the variety of Overstock merchandise with the simple words, "It's all about the O." But it's all about her delivery that makes the sexual innuendo so obvious. "It's a little tease," Ehrenfeld says. "It was very obviously a double-entendre. It was playful and fun. Doesn't sex sell everything?" Stormy Simon, Overstock's branding vice president, plucked Ehrenfeld for Overstock after seeing her in a Kimberly-Clark ad. "We needed someone that could be your neighbor," Simon says. "Someone who is beautiful but approachable." Born in Germany, the actress and mother of two lives in Los Angeles.
•Verizon. The Test Man, known for his famous "Can you hear me now?" line, tries to sell consumers on the wireless carrier's reliability.
•Subway. Jared became known worldwide when he lost 245 pounds by eating a Subway sandwich diet and then talking about his weight loss in TV ads.
•Overstock. The "It's all about the O" woman made her Overstock.com debut in 2003. Now, the sultry pitch woman has legions of Web sites dedicated to her.
Advertising watchers say it is not always desirable for a spokesman or spokeswoman to become a star because there's a risk of overshadowing the brand. Pop culture professor Robert Thompson says marketers have to watch out for overexposure.
"If that character becomes irritating, it may be hard to separate the brand from that annoyance," says Thompson, who teaches at Syracuse University.
Stormy Simon, Overstock's vice president of branding, says the company took under consideration that it may be what happened to its spokeswoman, Sabine Ehrenfeld, who uses a sultry tone and seductive look to pitch the breadth of products sold at the discount Web retailer.
"We have to be aware that the 'O' is our brand and walk a fine line," Simon says about the ads, which are made in-house. "We never saw the speed limit sign, and we just gassed it and went full-speed ahead."
In the ads, set against an all-white background, Ehrenfeld coos about the "outdoors, the office, home, books, videos. Then again, on occasion, it's all about the gold." The ads, polled for USA TODAY'S weekly Ad Track survey, did not fare well. Of those familiar with the campaign, 14%, vs. the Ad Track average of 21%, like the ads "a lot." And 19% "dislike" the ads.
Despite the poll results, Simon says Ehrenfeld, a 20-year veteran of TV commercials, helped boost Overstock's brand awareness to 66% from 47% among Web shoppers. "We were very lucky to find a spokesperson who drew so much attention," Simon says. "We're very pleased that she has helped us move the needle."
Ehrenfeld racked up stronger results for her effectiveness. Of those familiar with the ads, 19% consider the ads "very effective," compared with the Ad Track average of 21%.
Thompson says that matters more than likability. "It's not about winning Clios (awards) ... it's about moving units off the shelves."
Ehrenfeld might be back in the fall for another round of Overstock ads. In the meantime the company features Overstock employee Neelab Kanishka in ads to promote Worldstock, a division of Overstock that sells handmade products from developing countries.


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As a rule, Georgia gymnastics coach Suzanne Yoculan doesn't like for her Gym Dogs to take a week off between their regular-season meets.
Keeping momentum is an important factor in a sport such as gymnastics, where athletes continually strive to build upon and improve their routines on a weekly basis.
There is, however, the occasional exception.
''We really needed the off week,'' said Yoculan, who took advantage of last weekend's open date and gave her team some extra time off. ''And we took advantage of it. We did work on some individual things. But really, all we did was take it easy.
''When you compete five meets in a row against Top 10 teams, it's not the physical exhaustion, but the mental fatigue that can become a problem.''
And with top-ranked Alabama up next Saturday night in Tuscaloosa, 5-0 Georgia will need to be at full strength.
''We weren't even thinking about competition,'' Yoculan said. ''It was basically just a time for cleaning up some things, and taking some time in some areas that we haven't had that much opportunity to address.''
It was also an opportunity to rest some aching bones.
Karin Lichey and Sam Muhleman both took Friday off, as did Kristi Lichey and Suzanne Sears, who received cortisone shots to relieve some minor pains.
The week off also gave Yoculan and her assistants an opportunity to put in some added work with their freshmen, who have struggled through the first five weeks of the year.
''We actually held two different practice sessions,'' said Yoculan. ''The freshmen would come over from 1:30 to 3:30, then go over to the coliseum for conditioning and workouts. The last hour, the nine that are competing came in.
''That's the first time we've ever done anything like that. But as it stands now, we've got one objective for the freshmen and one for the rest of the team. The freshmen, since they haven't competed a lot, have done a lot of standing around. We don't want them to waste time, so we felt like we needed to get a different plan for them.''
Eileen Diaz is the lone Gym Dog freshman scheduled to compete for Georgia against Alabama. She will compete on bars.
''They've just been a little slower than some of the other freshmen we've had in the past,'' Yoculan added. ''But they're coming around.''
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Released this Friday, the much awaited Punjabi movie starring Jimmy Sheirgill and Neha Dhupia hit the theaters with a fair response at the Box Office. Despite the good publicity film failed to attract the audience. Film has a mixed response from all the circuits and critics all around has mixed reviews.
Film is full with all the masala what the good entertaining film need. Romance, Comedy, Emotions and Good music everything is in the film but a non gripping story line and loose script is a main reason behind that audience is not showing much interest.
First Day Box Office Report of Rangeelay showing the occupancy at the multiplexes around 40-45% only and on single screens film had mixed response. And also critics all around has mixed reviews. Rangeelay was expected to challenge the opening record of blockbuster Jatt & Juliet is fighting for the good collections. Box Office Collections of Rangeelay are just fair and not as per the expectations.


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Skirting Disaster
Duane Peters Talks
Words by Sean Mortimer
Duane Peters and I are sitting outside a coffee house in Encinitas, legs knocking against the bottom of the table. Duane arrived first and chose a brightly colored kiddie picnic table. "Should I know you?" he asks. It's part greeting, part apology in case we've met before and the notorious years of abuse blasted that memory from his brain. A neat row of safety pins fastens a torn pocket to his shirt and punk patches are carefully sewn on his gas jacket. Everything appears recently laundered, even his golf cap. The 1950s-era sunglasses are never removed and tattoos creep out from his sleeves and collar. Absent is the self-conscious strain of many modern pros dressing up to manufacture an image. Throughout the two-hour long talk, Duane's iPhone constantly blares a nuclear reactor alarm ringtone. He never breaks conversation, merely glances down and shuts the ringer off. At least he notices. Duane has spent the better part of his life ignoring alarm bells that most people heed. Blind leaps off four-story buildings, jewel heists, snorting, shooting, inhaling a pharmaceutical warehouse worth of substances, detoxing in jail. For most mortals, repping the reckless OG punk attitude harder than any other skater would have paved a road to death or a cardboard-box home, instead Duane is a celebrity. In pictures—and even from a distance—Duane often resembles a reanimated corpse but in person his Eddie Haskell charisma instantly burns away that image. He's missing teeth and his voice grinds like gravel but his energy magically reverts him back into a mischievous youth. It's clear that an " Evel-Knievel-loving-little-kid" powers Duane and the years of abuse miraculously haven't drained his battery. He sleeps little each night, laughs a lot, tours, plays a ton of music and skates constantly. He's closing in on 50, celebrating almost a year of sobriety and is clearly one grateful punker. He carpet-bombed the conversation with compliments to fellow skaters and his incendiary love of skating highjacked the talk no matter the original topic. He has the delivery of a combat vet who has seen such consistently heavy action that he's unable to distinguish what's incredible/insane to the average person. Numerous times I had to interrupt for details on an outrageous story that he offhandedly touched on while explaining another story. We drank cups of coffee and talked long past closing time and the shop refused to let us use their bathroom. But is there a more apt end to a Duane Peters interview than watching him bark a laugh and stroll behind a dumpster to take a piss?
Ed note: If you saw our "What It Feels Like" column in our January issue, you read about Duane almost recently losing his leg to gangrene. Here more of the story and help support his horrendous medical bills HERE.
Where did you get the nickname "Master of Disaster"?
D. David Morin [publisher of SkateBoarder] gave it to me. He was announcing a contest while me and Daryl Miller were trying to avoid [Frank] Blood and [George] Orton who were really jockey types. The night before we had been on the roof of the hotel leaning over to throw rocks at their windows. They got all gnarly. "Hey! What was that!" The door opens and [Blood and Orton come out to the balcony] I'm already pissing on them. I love 'em both, but they're fun to f—k with, like cops.We had to hide. They were going to murder us. We skipped around at the contest the next day and waited until we heard our names announced to skate. Everybody had heard about it and D. David announced, "Here he is, the master of disaster!" Everybody had their little nicknames.
It seemed that in the 1970s there were a lot of rivalries in skating. Dogtown vs. Down South. Dogtown vs. The Badlands.
The media really hyped that up. It kind of existed. I saw a heavy Badlands/Dogtown thing go down the night Upland opened. It wasn't a fight—it was a full super session. If you read your SkateBoarder magazine everyday, you knew what was going on. But these guys would all go have a beer together and that tripped me out. I believed the media.
Was the Santa Cruz vs. Veriflex grudge that came later for real? You and Eddie Elguera both skated for Hobie and then he went to Veriflex with his coach and you to Santa Cruz.
Very real. That was war. We [Santa Cruz] drank, had no coaches—look, I love all those guys. All of them. But c'mon, when you're in the bowl, you only get to be that little kid every now and then so you go with the little kid shit. Evel Knievel is my hero and he's a prick! He'd cheat—do whatever it took. That's what I love, not this clean sportsmanship. If you can get away with it, do it.
DP and Eddie bust a vintage doubles run in 1979 shortly before the start of the Veriflex/Santa Cruz war.


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Washington (AFP) Nov 14, 2012
The investigation that toppled CIA chief David Petraeus has sparked fresh debate over online privacy and the government's ability to snoop into private email accounts.
"When the CIA director cannot hide his activities online, what hope is there for the rest of us?" said Chris Soghoian of the American Civil Liberties Union's Privacy and Technology Project
"This should also serve as a warning, by demonstrating the extent to which the government can pierce the veil of communications anonymity without ever having to obtain a search warrant or other court order from a neutral judge."
Petraeus resigned last week when it became clear that his affair with 40-year-old military reservist Paula Broadwell, his biographer, would become public.
FBI agents stumbled on the liaison after a complaint from Jill Kelley -- a close friend of both Petraeus and Allen -- who told a federal agent that she had received threatening emails, which investigators later traced to Broadwell.
"It is troubling because we don't know what permissions were granted," said James Lewis, head of the Technology and Public Policy Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Lewis said it was unclear if Broadwell was made aware of her rights, before agreeing to allow FBI agents to access her emails.
He said even spy agencies such as the National Security Agency, when hunting for terrorists, must meet "very precise legal conditions" before obtaining email access.
"We need to be clear on the rules for looking at emails without a warrant. The basic rule should be no court approval, no investigation," Lewis said.
It was not immediately clear what methods the FBI used in the probe. Some reports suggest agents may have obtained a court order which allowed access to Broadwell's Gmail account.
Google said this week in its semiannual Transparency Report that the number of government requests to hand over data from users was on the rise.
In the first half of 2012, Google received 20,938 requests for data from government entities around the world, including 7,969 from the United States. Google complied in 90 percent of those cases.
The mushrooming scandal is expected to give new impetus to proposals in Congress, including a bill from Senator Patrick Leahy, to require a court warrant based on probably cause in order to get email contents from Internet firms.
Republican Senator Charles Grassley said this week that the case should be a reminder that email communications may not be private.
"Anything that I put on my iPhone or Blackberry, I guess I just figure it's all going public," Grassley told Radio Iowa.
"I wouldn't be surprised but what the FBI's listening in to this phone call. Whether they have a legal right to do it or not, I don't know. I presume they wouldn't be doing anything that's not legal."
The ACLU's Soghoian said the Petraeus case underscores the need for stricter legislation.
"It's a reminder that the legal protections for email fall far short of what they should be," he said in a blog post.
"We need to modernize our privacy laws -- for example by passing the proposal that is now before the Senate Judiciary Committee -- and we need protections that cover metadata of the kind that was apparently so central in this scandal."
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Alabama is hoping to become the next state to legalize marijuana for recreational and medical use with the recent introduction of House Bill 550, also known as the Alabama Cannabis and Hemp Reform Act.
Sponsored by Rep. Patricia Todd (D-Birmingham), the bill seeks to allow the possession, use, cultivation, and sale of marijuana by adults in Alabama. Currently, the state has some of the harshest marijuana penalties in the country. But if HB 550 is passed, adults aged 21 and older can use and posses up to one ounce of marijuana, as well as grow up to twelve mature cannabis plants in an enclosed, locked space. It would also allow adults to share, but not sell, cannabis among other adults without the fear of going to jail, The Daily Chronic reports.
Other provisions stipulated in Rep. Todd's proposal include allowing the cultivation of industrial hemp by Alabama farmers; authorizing the Department of Revenue authorization to regulate the cultivation, processing, packaging, testing, transportation, display, and sale of marijuana and marijuana accessories; and imposing penalties for supplying marijuana to minors under 21 years of age, except those with medical marijuana authorizations.
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Travs Shutout Against By 'Riders
Travs Lose Roth To Big League Promotion Before Game
By Arkansas Travelers | April 13, 2013 6:48 PM ET
FRISCO, TEXAS - Alex Buchholz hit one of three Frisco home runs on Saturday night as the RoughRiders blanked the Arkansas Travelers 6-0 before 9,240 fans. Buchholz lined a solo homer (1) to break a tie game in the fifth inning and later delivered an RBI double in the seventh. The Travs managed just five base hits in their second shutout loss in a row and have gone the last 21 innings without scoring a run. Lay Batista (0-2) took the loss although he allowed just two runs on two hits in six innings.
The RoughRiders took the final two games of the three-game series and evened the season series with the Travs at 3-3. The Travelers' loss knocks them back to 4-5, while the 'Riders improve to 5-4.
Kevin Pucetas (2-0) was efficient and aggressive in his second start in the Texas League throwing just 83 pitches to fire 7.1 innings. The Travs collected five singles against Pucetas, who walked one batter and struck out one.
Early on it was evident there was a pitcher's duel on the field as Batista held the 'Riders without a base hit until the fifth while Pucetas retired the first ten Travs batters. However Buchholz wrapped Batista's second pitch of the fifth inning inside the left field fair pole for a 1-0 'Riders lead.
The door opened a little for the Travs in the sixth inning when Buchholz misplayed a hard grounder hit by Rolando Gomez. Jared Hoying made a sliding catch in foul territory on a fly ball hit by Travis Witherspoon. With Gomez running on the play and still near second base when the catch was made, Hoying popped up and threw to the bag which was left open. Pucetas rushed over to cover the bag and ran over Gomez before catching the throw on a hop. Gomez was called out resulting in a double play which brought Travs manager Tim Bogar over for an argument with third base umpire Ramon Hernandez to no avail. Matt Long then bunted his way on base and stole second but was stranded there was Kaleb Cowart bounced out.
Batista came back for the sixth inning and surrendered a solo homer to Jared Hoying (2) to center field.
Ryan Chaffee relieved Batista for the seventh inning and quickly found trouble when Taylor Lindsey misplayed a grounder hit by Tomas Telis. After a wild pitch gave Telis two bases, he scored when Buchholz followed with a double to center. Alejandro Selen increased Frisco's lead to 4-0 with an RBI single. Strausborger then connected on a bomb to left field for a 6-0 lead.
Before the game the Los Angeles Angels announced that left handed pitcher Michael Roth had his contract purchased and was recalled to the Angels where he took a spot in the bullpen. Roth, who made one start for the Travs, was not replaced on the team roster which now sits at 23 active players.
The Travs hit the road after the loss for Midland to battle the RockHounds in a three-game series. Matt Oye (0-1) takes the hill for the Travs Sunday afternoon against Arnold Leon (1-0). First pitch is set for 4:00 p.m.
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After a night on the town, some friends and I stopped at Coppelia for something to fill our bellies. Coppelia, a Cuban diner open 24/7, just opened in April on West 14th Street.
Not being in the mood for their breakfast that's served all day, we instead ordered a few starters followed by sandwiches.
I'd recommend the Alitas 100 Fuegos, fingerlickin', spicy chocolate-chipotle glazed chicken wings, served with some strips of jicama and a blue cheese dip ($8.95) and their version of nachos with freshly made tortilla chips, black beans, chihuaha cheese, jalapeno peppers and moist and juicy chopped beef short ribs.
The deluxe burger was a typical one with fries ($5.95 + $2.25 for fries), but the Cubano, better than any I've had in Miami ($7.95). The huge sandwich consists of tender roasted pork, sliced ham, Swiss cheese and pickles, served in a perfectly crisp, toasted roll. Half went home with me for my next day's lunch.
One caveat: at the time of my visit they did not yet have their liquor license. Worth the trip, if you're in the area.
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An ESA committee approved the PLATO Mission on Tuesday during a meeting in Madrid, according to Warwick University, whose scientists will be taking part in the project.
"This means it can move from a blueprint into construction," a university statement reads.
The launch, due to take place in 2026, will see PLATO (Planetary Transits and Oscillations of stars) and its 26 onboard telescopes launched into the 'L2' virtual point in space, located 1.5 million kilometers (932,000 miles) beyond Earth.
Once it has reached its destination in space, PLATO will "monitor thousands of bright stars over a large area of the sky, looking for regular dips in brightness as planets pass by them."
It will also investigate seismic activity in some of the host stars, determining their masses, sizes, and ages "with unprecedented accuracy."
"The launch of PLATO will give us the opportunity to contribute to some of the biggest discoveries of the next decade answering fundamental questions about our existence, and could eventually lead to the detection of extra-terrestrial life," PLATO Science Coordinator and Professor of Physics at Warwick University Don Pollacco said.
PLATO's mission is similar to that of NASA's Kepler observatory, which has so far confirmed 3,400 exoplanets, only 30 of which are less than twice the size of Earth and orbiting within the 'habitable' zone of their star.
Habitable zones are defined by being not so close to the star that water evaporates, and not so cold that it freezes, as water is a requirement for life as we know it.
Meanwhile, the ESA has also given provisional approval for the LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) on Tuesday, which will be tasked with observing the gravitational waves created when black holes collide. Launch is expected in 2034.
Headquartered in Paris, the ESA is a collaborative agency with 22 member states. Canada also takes part in some projects under a cooperation agreement.
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