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My 7-month old son stopped nursing when he was a little past 2 months old. From the start he really had problems latching so I had to collect breastmilk in a feeding bottle. He was crying everytime because he couldn't latch. My milk production started to decrease until it completely stopped. What could be the effect of this to my son?
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From: Brenda Parker <>
Subject: [SCOCONEE] Cleveland - Rice family - SC, 1874
Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 22:26:18 -0500
I am looking for information on the descendants of George W.
Rice and Mary Elizabeth Cleveland. Mary Elizabeth Cleveland
was the oldest daughter of Jonathan Reeder Cleveland and his
first wife, Elizabeth Bryce. The Rice family lived in
Oconee Co, SC, in the late 1800's. They had four children:
1)Wade Hampton Rice (1876-1964) married Nora G (1875-1961);
bur. Beaverdam Baptist Church, Oconee Co.
2)Florence Rice - b. 1878, SC
3)Jonathan Cleveland Rice (1880-1963) m1. Beulah
(1886-1915); m2 Lillie Marrett Rice (1891-1973) (Beulah bur.
South Union Baptist Cem., Oconee Co; J.C. and Lillie bur.
Earle's Grove Baptist Cem on Oconee Co)
4)William Thomas Rice (1882-1953) - bur. Earle's Grove
Baptist Church
Thank you for any assistance with this family.
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Houston, TX
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto emerged in public Sunday and vowed to continue her political comeback despite the bombing last week that shattered her return from exile and left more than 130 people dead.
For the first time since Thursday's attack, Bhutto left her family home in Karachi for a visit to bomb victims in the hospital and offered condolences to families of the dead.
"We may have to modify our campaign to some extent because of the suicide bombings," said Bhutto, who will lead her Pakistan Peoples Party in parliamentary elections that must be held by January. "We will continue to meet the public. We will not be deterred."
Meanwhile, police continued to investigate the blasts that tore through Bhutto's motorcade. "We are following some hot leads," Karachi Police Chief Azhar Farooqi said, refusing to elaborate. But "nobody has been arrested or taken into custody."
Waseem Akhtar, adviser to the top official in the province that includes Karachi, denied media reports that three men had been detained for questioning in connection with the attack: "It's false news."
Bhutto has said that she was tipped off before her return that three Pakistani officials — whom she wouldn't name — had planned to attack her when she came back. She said she alerted President Pervez Musharraf to the plot.
Railway Minister Sheik Rashid Ahmad, who is close to Musharraf, dismissed Bhutto's claim. "This is a blame game," he said. "Soon the investigation will get the results." He said that investigators had solid leads, and he expected the attackers to be identified within a week or two.
Akhtar said that investigators had found body parts that might belong to a second suicide bomber. Photos of the severed head of one suicide bomber — a chubby, unshaven man who appeared to be in his 20s — have been released to the public. His DNA has been sent to labs for identification.
Bhutto, a two-time prime minister, returned from eight years of self-imposed exile after talks with Musharraf, the pro-U.S. Pakistani army chief who grabbed power in a 1999 coup. Musharraf, whose regime has been rocked by pro-democracy demonstrations and terrorist attacks from Islamic extremists, dropped corruption charges against Bhutto. In exchange, Bhutto's party did not object to Musharraf's Oct. 6 re-election by an electoral college of national and provincial lawmakers.
If Bhutto's party does well in upcoming parliamentary elections, the two rivals could share power — Bhutto as prime minister, Musharraf as president.
On Sunday, Bhutto said the bombing could unite her and other forces opposed to extremism, including Musharraf.
"He's been the victim of assassination attacks and so have we," Bhutto told journalists. "I think certainly it will unite all those who are against extremism."
Bhutto has called for an aggressive drive against the Taliban and other Islamic militants who have seized control of territory along Pakistan's lawless border with Afghanistan. The Taliban threatened her with suicide bombers upon her return, but denied responsibility for last week's blasts.
The attack on Bhutto's motorcade prompted some in Musharraf's government, including ruling-party president Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, to call for a ban on campaign rallies.
Pakistani Sen. Farhatullah Babar, spokesman for Bhutto's party, was skeptical, saying mass processions "are an important part of our political expression."
Musharraf opponents, including opposition political adviser Saifullah Khan Nyazee, are worried that the president will use the tragedy as an excuse to call off or postpone the parliamentary election.
Musharraf's prime minister, Shaukat Aziz, has said the vote will not be delayed.
"The show must go on," the influential daily newspaper Dawn editorialized Sunday. "Participation in the democratic process liberates the citizen from the psychology of terror, which thrives on silence."
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CHICAGO Before he threw his first pitch in his first major-league start in nearly a year, Pedro Martinez stepped behind the mound, took off his cap and bowed his head for a long, silent moment.
"Behind the mound, it was all about my dad," said Martinez, who pitched five innings to record his first victory since last Aug. 31 as the Philadelphia Phillies routed the Cubs 12-5. "I feel like my dad is really proud of me now."
Martinez's father, Pablo, died of brain cancer in July 2008 shortly after the pitcher visited him in the Dominican Republic at the All-Star break. The three-time Cy Young Award winner said his dad wanted him to pitch mentally and physically strong again and Wednesday night's outing fulfilled the wish.
GAME REPORT: Phillies 12, Cubs 5
"Making it back actually makes me feel like I took something off my shoulders," Martinez said. "This one's for him."
The 37-year-old right-hander consistently registered 90-plus mph on the radar gun in his first big-league start since Sept. 25, 2008, for the New York Mets. Signed by the Phillies as a free agent on July 15, he gave up three runs on seven hits in his five innings, striking out five and walking one in his first start after three minor-league rehabilitation outings.
He tired in the fifth inning, allowing the first four batters to reach base as his pitch count neared 100, before recording the three outs necessary for him to qualify for the win.
"I saw a better pitcher than what I saw last year," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. "Right now, he needs to be stretched out."
"I actually feel good and it shows," Martinez said. "I'm healthy and I'm going to improve."
Hampered by injuries last year, Martinez went 5-6 with a 5.61 earned run average in 20 starts for the Mets. He pitched for the Dominican Republic in this spring's World Baseball Classic but spent the first half of the season without a team.
He said that after his father died last summer, "I felt like something was missing. After that, I never recouped, mentally and physically, I wasn't there."
Chicago's Jeff Samardzija, making his first major-league start, lasted only 3⅓ innings, yielding seven runs on eight hits, including Shane Victorino's two-run homer in the third. Marshall relieved in the fourth with two men on and Jimmy Rollins hit his first pitch into the left-field seats to give Martinez a 8-1 lead. Raul Ibanez followed with a three-run homer later in the inning.
The Cubs dropped their fourth in a row and have lost six of their last seven.
With the Phillies ahead 12-1, Chicago loaded the bases with no outs in the fifth and Milton Bradley hit an RBI single. Jake Fox hit a sacrifice fly to center on a ball Victorino caught as he was being doused by what was apparently a beer thrown out of the bleachers.
Victorino didn't want to talk about the incident.
"That shouldn't happen," Piniella said. "It's not good sportsmanship. ... We apologize to Victorino and the Phillies for that."
Samardzija (1-2), the career receptions leader at Notre Dame (179) as a football player, got roughed up in his first major league start after 42 relief appearances the last two seasons.
Victorino tripled, Chase Utley doubled and Ryan Howard hit the Phillies' second triple of the first inning as the Phillies took a 2-0 lead.
"I was pretty jacked going into the first inning. After the first hit, I should have taken a deep breath," Samardzija said. "I was excited."
Martinez gave up a two-out bloop double to Derrek Lee in the first. He struck out Fox on a 91-mph fastball to retire the side.
Chicago's Kosuke Fukudome led off the second with a double off the center-field wall and scored one out later on Jeff Baker's single.
Victorino's ninth homer followed a leadoff double by Rollins in the third and made it 4-1. Singles by Jayson Werth, Pedro Feliz and Carlos Ruiz expanded the lead to four in the fourth and out later Samardzija was finished.
Rollins hit Marshall's first pitch for his 15th homer and an 8-1 lead. Ibanez's three-run shot upped it to 11-1.
Samardzija allowed eight hits and seven runs in his 3⅓ innings.
NOTES: It was the first time Martinez started a game at Wrigley Field since June 8, 1996, when he was with Montreal. He is 5-3 against the Cubs in his career and 3-2 at Wrigley ... The Cubs have lost six of seven. ... Phillies RHP Brett Myers threw two simulated innings with no problems in a workout at Clearwater, Fla. Myers, who had hip surgery on June 4, threw 32 pitches. He said he hopes to pitch in a rehab game soon.
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WhatsApp is worth it - analysts
Social media giant
In an analyst call held to explain the deal, Facebook's
In swallowing up WhatsApp, Facebook is taking the expensive route to remove a potentially threatening rival. It is also making a clear move to bolster its standing among the younger crowd, which some investors fear will desert it.
As people ditch expensive SMS and voice services for so-called over-the-top (OTT) services, Facebook wants to be at the centre of it.
It has its own Facebook Messenger app, but the truth is that WhatsApp was growing too big and too quickly for Facebook to ignore.
Whichever way you look at it, $US16 billion is a hell of a lot to pay for a popular, but unproven business. A comparable acquisition was Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten's purchase of voice call OTT app Viber last week, which cost a comparatively meagre $US900 million.
You could sense the incredulity in the voices of the analysts asking revenue, demographic and market share-related questions of Koum, only to be rebuffed with the assurance that monetisation is not the important issue at this stage for WhatsApp. The value in the deal is based on the assumption that the rate of uptake, which has already attracted 450 million users, will continue apace, with Koum talking up the potential for 5 billion users in the next decade.
Facebook clearly thinks the risk is worth it, and is in a position where it can afford to open its wallet.
For WhatsApp, the only worry will be if Facebook follows its strategy after the acquisition of Instagram, where it decided to integrate advertising once it got popular enough.
Koum is adamant this would be a mistake, and so far Zuckerberg agrees with him.
It would be odd if Facebook decided to quarantine the company from its revenue model of monetising user data for marketing and advertising in the long run.
When that happens, the WhatsApp guys will have plenty of dollar bills with which to dry their tears.
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Mark Wahlberg, who appeared at the Oscars with furry Ted in a skit about Jews in Hollywood, has a confession to make about his after-show activities. "I was asleep by 8.15," he says. "I took my suit off, jumped in the car and drove home and I was in bed."
Other than his comic turn in Ted, Wahlberg is best known for tough guy roles - a flinty cop in The Departed, a blue-collar boxer in The Fighter, reformed smuggler in Contraband and now a struggling private investigator in his latest film, Broken City. But it seems off-screen family life has taken over, even as he has become an influential actor-producer in Hollywood.
"Now I try to get home and help my wife put the kids to bed and get to bed so I can get up early in the morning and go to the gym and get the kids to school," he says.
As with We Own The Night, Contraband and The Fighter, Wahlberg stars in and produced Broken City, a noirish thriller about a former cop-turned-private detective who is hired by New York's brassy mayor (Russell Crowe) to investigate his wife's (Catherine Zeta-Jones) suspected affair. Along the way, he discovers that everyone has secrets in a troubled city.
"It reminded me of the movies I grew up watching – Chinatown, The French Connection, Serpico – great character pieces that I gravitated towards," Wahlberg says on the phone from Los Angeles.
"I loved the part, I loved all the parts, and I loved the material.''
Then the two-time Oscar nominee excuses himself for a discreet conversation.
''They're in a yellow bag in my closet,'' I hear him say. "Well, look again. It might be up top.''
What's this? Some kind of suspicious stash for the former rapper-turned undwerwear model who was jailed during his troubled youth for assaulting and attempting to rob two men? Not quite.
"I brought some basketball toys home," says the father of four children under 10. "I made a trip to the toy store earlier because one son's birthday's coming up, so he got an early birthday present. And my younger son fell in love with it so, of course, I had to get him one too.''
Getting back to business, Wahlberg says Broken City was not an easy movie to finance despite its A-list cast.
"It's a character-driven adult movie. Generally studios have a tendency to stay away from that sort of thing. They want to make the big tentpole, potential franchise movie or something really small."
Being a Catholic makes me think about the choices I make, but being an artist I've got to have freedom to try things.
But financing it independently gave him and director Allen Hughes creative freedom. And by casting Crowe, Wahlberg says, it raised the stakes on the movie.
"It gives you somebody who's committed to not only to doing his best work but expecting the best from everybody else. It was nice to see somebody that cares as much as I care."
As well as his own movies, Wahlberg has produced or executive-produced the TV series Entourage, In Treatment, Boardwalk Empire and How To Make It In America, which indicates his tastes are much broader than his own movies.
And he has a long list of future projects. Having shot the action-comedy Pain & Gain with director Michael Bay, he agreed to join him for the next Transformers movie ("it's the first movie I'm going to be a part of that my kids are excited about").
Then there's a Ted sequel. And instead of a mooted sequel to The Departed, writer William Monahan is writing a script that will have Wahlberg play colourful drug runner Jon Roberts, based on the documentary Cocaine Cowboys and the book American Desperado. And the long planned Entourage movie, now greenlit by Warner Bros, is likely to start shooting by August.
Given the moral ambivalence, violence, sex and drugs in many of his movies since he broke through as a troubled porn star in 1997's Boogie Nights, you have to wonder how much – or how little – Wahlberg's staunch Catholicism influences the movies he makes.
"Being a Catholic and also being a husband and a parent definitely makes me think a little bit longer and harder about the choices I make, but being an artist I've got to be able to have the freedom to try things that I want to do," he says. "So I just weigh those decisions up. Everything comes in to play."
So how does he feel about the scandals involving abusive priests that have enveloped the church?
"My devotion and my faith and my commitment is to Jesus, the Lord," Wahlberg says. "I'm just glad that it's all coming to light so we can clean up the church so these things aren't happening any more.
"These are horrible things. Pedophiles or what have you hiding behind the cloth needs to be dealt with and addressed. But my faith will never waver because of people who are weak in the flesh.''
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South Africa to stage Lewis fight
World heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis's next title fight will be in South Africa, his manager Frank Maloney has confirmed to the BBC.
The bout with American Hasim Rahman will take place on 21 April at Carnival City, near Johannesburg, Maloney told BBC Five Live.
"I visited the site last week and the facilities look fantastic. They were really first class," Maloney explained.
"The only difficulty is that the venue is 6,000ft above sea level, so we will have to move the team out there at least four weeks before the fight to acclimatise," he said.
The fight will be at night to accommodate US television, he added.
It will also be broadcast live on BBC television and radio as well as on BBC Sport Online.
Meanwhile, Lewis's former promoter Panos Eliades has said that he is suing the fighter for Ł1.5m.
Eliades, who has split from Lewis after 11 years, says he is owed the cash following the boxer's fights against David Tua and Frans Botha.
'Yes men'
He said he had not spoken to the boxer since his last fight in November and said their relationship was very strained.
"I gave him the crown and he has taken my head," said Eliades.
"Lewis has surrounded himself with 'yes men' who will not answer back and I have always told him how it is.
"If he paid me $10m today I'd walk away but he won't pay me 10 cents. We're not going to get any settlement there - it's got to go legal."
"I think he is trying to show me who is boss and who has the power," Eliades added.
However, the Lewis camp later issued a statement, which attempted to distance itself from Eliades.
"Panos Eliades has no right to hold himself out as promoting any future Lennox Lewis bouts or representing Lennox Lewis in any capacity whatsoever in relation to any future bouts.
"A complaint has been lodged on behalf of Lennox Lewis with the British Boxing Board of Control alleging misconduct by Mr Eliades arising from breach of the board's rules and regulations by Mr Eliades.
"As a result of this, Lennox Lewis is seeking withdrawal or suspension of British Boxing Board of Control licences held by Mr Eliades."
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MANAMA: Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB) is planning to raise up to $143 million in a rights issue at a 37 per cent discount, the first time a major Bahraini retail bank has sought fresh capital since the financial crisis.
BisB's shares, which rarely trade on Bahrain's stock exchange, closed at 159 fils on Monday.
The issue was priced at 100 fils and will be offered on the basis of up to three new shares for every four held.
"We plan to raise up to 75pc of our paid-up capital which is about BD72m ($191m)," chief executive Mohammed Ebrahim Mohammed said.
Analysts say Bahrain regulations oblige companies to offer new shares at the nominal price of the stock.
The bank, the fifth-largest retail bank in Bahrain, did not say what the money was for.
BisB posted a full-year net loss of BD19.4m for last year and a BD6.9m loss for the second quarter of this year.
The lender, in which the Kuwait government holds a controlling stake, has a market capitalisation of about $307m.
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Back in June 2016, we announced that one of Downtown LA's most successful independent retailers — the purveyor of fashion's hottest trends and accessories, Brigade LA — was opening a brand new and exciting flagship location at LA Live in Downtown LA's burgeoning South Park district. About a half a year later, Brigade LA has opened its new store adding to a growing mix of businesses coalescing around LA Live and the Staples Center.
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Something new and exciting is coming to LA Live — RETAIL! The mega development by AEG that helped jump start the Downtown LA renaissance over a decade ago has focused almost entirely on restaurants and entertainment venues leaving out the all-important retail stores that also help attract shoppers. In other words, you can "eat," you can "play," but unfortunately you can't "shop" at LA Live. But soon that's about to change a bit as one of Downtown LA's first pioneer retailers, Brigade LA, will be opening its brand new flagship store here at LA Live.


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Neil Hope—wheels on the hit 1980s Canadian show Degrassi Junior High—died in 2007, but was identified only recently.
Well, that time has now come thanks to Fish on wheels—a roller aquarium that lets fish drive.
A sense of wheels being spun, of the past being present, of no one ever really getting anywhere.
The Model T, which sold tens of millions before it was retired in 1927, put America on wheels.
In junior high school, I was one of my only friends lucky enough to have a house made of aluminum—on wheels.
On two wheels it made the turn of the road, full into the teeth of the storm.
She kept her wheels working all the time, while I was telling the captain what had happened.
A sound of wheels turning in at the lodge-gates—it is Maurice's hansom.
How tremulous-dazzlingly the wheels sweep190 Around their axle!
The distances to it were long, and the rides in Cranby Wood—the big wood—were not adapted for wheels.
"to turn like a wheel," early 13c., from wheel (n.); transitive sense attested from late 14c. Related: Wheeled; wheeling.
Old English hweol, hweogol, from Proto-Germanic *khwekhwlan, *khwegwlan (cf. Old Norse hvel, Old Swedish hiughl, Old Frisian hwel, Middle Dutch weel), from PIE *k(w)e-k(w)lo- "wheel, circle" (cf. Old Church Slavonic kolo "wheel"), a reduplicated form from root *k(w)el- "to go round" (see cycle (n.)).
The root wegh-, "to convey, especially by wheeled vehicle," is found in virtually every branch of Indo-European, including now Anatolian. The root, as well as other widely represented roots such as aks- and nobh-, attests to the presence of the wheel -- and vehicles using it -- at the time Proto-Indo-European was spoken. [Watkins, p. 96]Figurative sense is early 14c. Slang wheels "a car" is recorded from 1959. Wheeler-dealer is from 1954, a rhyming elaboration of dealer; wheelie is from 1966.
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As we all take December as a month for more prayers and new resolutions, we would like to request you all to spare some time in prayers and vigil for the well-being of our fellow creatures.
We once praise the ultimate name of our Lord and submit every credits at HIS Feet.
We always have to pray that "NOT OUR REQUESTS, BUT YOUR WILL" --Always HIS will have to be done on earth.
We are very happy to learn that many people opted to pray in this chain, many are even without mentioning their names; just with the copies of the prayer subjects which they got from their dear friends.
We are happy and pleased to inform you that the names are rememberd on several altars during Holy Qurbano.
We appreciate that the young and old are equally taking part in the offerings of their time. Keep up the good work; train your children to pray and to pray for others too. People witness that when we pray to God for solving others problems; their problems vanishes.
We do not know if it is out of way to place on record the matters of victory given by our good Lord on our matters, seeing the tears of HIS Children. We started receiving a few.
Those who are already found the immediate success are prompting more members to this chain - its a matter of big satisfaction as it is the results God giving us on our humble efforts. Praise the Lord with all our hearts, spirits and power.
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It's Not Too Late To Send A Holiday E-Card
It may be too late to send one of those beautiful, handmade holiday cards that smells like grandma's cookies and looks like something Martha Stewart cooked up, but it's not too late to send a cute holiday e-card. In general, e-card sites are tremendously easy to navigate, just preview the card designs, pick one, add a personal message and e-mail addresses you'd like it delivered to and click send. So much easier than searching all over for paper perfume, isn't it?
If you're a hipster, or you just want to be, check out Hipster.com's unique and cheeky cards for the holidays, or any other occasions, real or imagined. From holiday cheer to cards about new jobs, broken hearts, tattoo removal, student loan payoff or record company signings...they've pretty much covered all the ground Hallmark hasn't.
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Bonus round:
"Do you ever wonder why we're here?"
Movies are about entertainment, and there are many kinds I enjoy.
I'm fairly eclectic with my music, but I'd prefer to listen to as little country as possible before I die.
I am also a bit of a "foodie" I suppose, and a very adventurous cook. If we become good pals I'll probably make you dinner at some point, then I'll never get you to leave.
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There is, but since anime can only be subjectively good or bad it's based on who watches it.
That said there are two titles I consider bad without a doubt.
Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga.
Seikoku no Dragonar
"... except for that one h-doujin." -Xylrot
It depends on the age and mood my friends
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I never seen Boku No Pico, simply because it wasn't my fetish. It makes me wonder if it deserves to be hated. It's like a straight guy reading yaoi manga. Simply not your fetish.
I'd say Boku no Pico is simply a victim of trolling, like the people who were tricked into watching it.
First things first, the mentality is completely different when one watches hentai or anime. The reason why one watches hentai is a pretty simple one so I won't explain it. Anime on the other hand is more complex.
What you said about fetishes is pretty much true, not everyone has a thing for shotas pounding each other's asses, but for those who like this kind of thing there's nothing wrong with Boku no Pico.
Though I believe this is more of a personal belief than a fact when people talk about bad anime and someone mentions a hentai (for example Boku no Pico) I feel like crying. I believe hentai and anime are really different. One expects lots of things from anime, but from hentai? Lots of sex, that's about it. Did Boku no Pico have that? Yes, it did. Whether you're into shota yaoi or not is really none of the business of those who made it, you were the one who watched it.
I for one watched of my own free will, because I was curious about this hentai that makes people freak out. While I can't say it was an enjoyable time, for those who have thing for shota yaoi it really isn't bad.
So let me end this post with my personal belief. Don't compare hentai to anime.
"... except for that one h-doujin." -Xylrot
Gundam Reconquista in G is bad. I mean I have watched 10 episodes of it, because I am a Gundam fan, but this show just makes absolutely no sense, and I don't mean in a wacky Excel Saga type of way, I mean in a poorly written type of way.
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In the second of our three part guessing game series, we take the current darling of the retail space, Nintendo, to the rumor mill and see what the buzz is regarding their E3 presentation. The Internet is spinning with everything from the probable to the wet dreams of fanboys, but like Microsoft, the crystal ball has never been fuzzier.
And while Nintendo has seen nothing but gains in these past few months, they could very well be walking into E3 with the most to lose. With publishers still wary of the hype train and a delicate bubble surrounding the success of the Wii, it's becoming more and more vital for Nintendo to prove they're more than just a fad. At the very least, Nintendo should be laying out their holiday season -- one that currently has more question marks than Matthew Lesko's closet.
We've changed up the format this time around in order to bring the focus more on existing rumors than the hopes and dreams of our circle, but it's the same, great tasting hype you've come to love from pre-E3 shenanigans. Dig in after the cut.
In the second of our three part guessing game series, we take the current darling of the retail space, Nintendo, to the rumor mill and see what the buzz is regarding their E3 presentation. The Internet is spinning with everything from the probable to the wet dreams of fanboys, but like Microsoft, the crystal ball has never been fuzzier.
"Not gonna happen" says gaming sex symbol, Kyle Orland. "Especially when a 4GB SD card can hold every game released on the Virtual Console." The Wii, like other recent consoles, has an entire library of games to download, yet is the only one without a hard drive to store them. It seems like a no brainer, but Wii Fanboy's JC Fletcher thinks it would "wreck the simple aesthetic of the Wii and intimidate Grandma." Still, local funny man Ludwig Kietzmann points out that Nintendo head honcho, Satoru Iwata did once say that "practically any storage method can be used," and those spare USB ports are looking mighty lonely.
Likelihood: Someday, but not today.
PSP Fanboy's Andrew Yoon shows that he hasn't been to an arcade in a while, asking "Couldn't they port over the arcade-only Mario Kart GP?" Well Andrew, we were already subjected to a sequel of that rubbish, so the rest of us are crossing our fingers that a port isn't in the cards. Joystiq leader and lover of FMV games, Chris Grant, has a more educated outlook saying that a new Mario Kart for the Wii is "inevitable" and "the Excite Truck-oriented controller style would work great for the series, but I don't think they're going to pull this one out of their hat just yet."
Likelihood: If you're gambling off-shore on E3 news, this is safer than most.
The juggernaut of the next generation war, Nintendo DS answers to no one. So with rumors of a freshly re-visioned DS, complete with larger screens popping up, Andrew responded amidst a game of Hannah Montana. "Unlikely" he said between a string of directed obscenities. "Maybe once Nintendo DS isn't the best-selling system everywhere. Y'know... in 2017?" Alisha Karabinus of Wii Fanboy, however, wouldn't put it past the ol' money factory as "everyone already owns at least four DS models."
Likelihood: You'll own four more by the time they're done, but you won't hear about them this year.
"Wait a minute, colored Wii remotes are a RUMOR?" screamed Kevin Kelly over his cell phone, weaving through traffic like a drunkard. "But we've seen promo pictures of the freakin' things for months now! Aiiieeee!" he cried, coming to an abrupt end. Having a hard time finding any Wii remotes, Alisha said "I don't care if they release controllers that send a powerful electric shock into your brain the moment you touch them. A rainbow of shocks would just be a nice bonus!" Her intervention could not possibly come soon enough.
Likelihood: Try not to look shocked, unless the controller is actually doing that to you. In that case, you heard it here first and be sure to digg this story.
"We'll see it around 2009." Gee, thanks Nostradamus. Ludwig, on the other hand, offered a bit of insight saying "It probably won't be very far along in development, but I definitely expect we'll catch a glimpse of it." Really? We're that sure? Chris Grant is on the same page as well, saying that a glimpse of a new Zelda would "remind the hardcore gamers why they've got that Wii on their shelf." Kyle Orland merely cackled loudly, his eyes as cold as the night as he bellowed, "A sequel to the CD-i games, complete with animated cut scenes!" He then started mumbling something about using moon sapphires to unlock the gates of Kerash.
Likelihood: What else are they going to announce? Pokemon Snap 2? In our dreams.
"Yes. Z.O.WII confirmed?" cracked Ludwig, jabbing us in the ribs with his elbow. We then downgraded his flight to E3 from "economy" to "small box with duct tape." Fresh from conquering the Moon in the name of Orland, Kyle opened one of his six mouths to hiss "A version of Metal Gear Solid where you can replace the head of Snake and all the characters with Mii's." Thinking we would never get a decent answer, JC stepped up to note that "Kojima and Suda both have other unreleased games to promote. Of all the rumors, this is the one I'd most emphatically love to be wrong about."
Likelihood: Kojima has too many other games to worry about. Waggle will have to wait.
The realist of the bunch, JC returned to note "Metroid already has a release date, so all I expect is a delay." His fellow fanboy in crime, Jason Wishnov spoke of heresy within the cult as he told us "Nintendo's claims that all three will be released this calendar year is almost ludicrous; they stand to suffer a title gap of Gamecube proportions in 2008" Andrew Yoon stood up to defend Jason against the angry mob, asking "when have those proven to be relevant? This is Nintendo, king of delays."
Likelihood: If Nintendo ever wants to get out of the first of their second last generation, they should probably get these out the door sooner than later. Count on it.


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Personal Statement
John W. Hennessey Jr. is Jones Professor of Management and Third Century Professor Emeritus at the Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College, where he was Associate Dean and then Dean from 1962 to 1976. He co-founded Dartmouth's Ethics Institute in 1981 and taught business ethics to undergraduates, as well as MBA students until his 1987 retirement.
He served for three years as the first Provost of the University of Vermont and (in 1990) as its Interim President. He has served on many corporate and nonprofit governing boards, many times as Chair. Notably, he served twice as Chair of the Educational Testing Service and twice as Chair of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
He currently sits on the Boards of Americans for Campaign Reform and Patient Choices-Vermont, as well as several committees of Kendal at Hanover, a continuing care retirement community, where he was Board Chair in 1998-2001. Dr. Hennessey's first wife, Jean Marie Lande, an international environmental commissioner and a leading New Hampshire Democratic strategist, died in 2004, leaving their two children and three grandchildren. In 2006, Dr. Hennessey married Madeleine May Kunin, former Governor of Vermont, Deputy Secretary of Education and Ambassador to Switzerland during the Clinton administration; the couple lives in Burlington, Vermont.
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Verdi: La Traviata
Opera Australia
State Theatre, until December 17
ELIJAH Moshinsky's 1994 production of La traviata, with its boisterous, overcrowded salons alternating with scenes of focused solitude, comes up well in this revival by Cathy Dadd, which opened Opera Australia's spring season. Verdi's plangent score and Piave's urgent libretto flourish in Michael Yeargan's settings, updated to 1877 Paris.
All traviatas require a Violetta frail of nature but febrile of personality, and the Russian soprano Elvira Fatykhova obliges magnificently. On Thursday her agile voice, with its shining top register and seemingly effortless ability to spin gossamer pianissimo, was combined with a dramatic performance that was the fallen woman to the life. And death.
Some interesting interpolations in her big Act I aria, and a superb, almost introverted soliloquy in Act III. Her Alfredo, Aldo Di Toro, was ardently sung, with ringing tone; and Michael Lewis' Germont pere - looking a little like the older Verdi - was careful of voice but always credible of character. Smaller roles were all fine.
Marko Letonja conducted a flowing performance in which everything could be heard. Orchestra Victoria responded with clarity and precision, especially the upper strings. Tempos might have been a bit too swift in the Act II party scene, but somehow this matched the tense pulse-rate of the drama at that stage. But a new production, better suited to the width of the State Theatre stage, would be a good thing.


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The Prime Minister has begun a determined push to seize the political agenda, revealing that his Treasurer, Peter Costello will make a "major statement" on ageing this week.
In a move stepping up the focus on greying Australia, John Howard revealed yesterday that on Wednesday Mr Costello would deal with "one of the big issues of our time . . . the ageing of the population and the demographic challenge that we face".
Mr Costello's intervention took aged care agencies by surprise.
His spokesman would not disclose the thrust of the Treasurer's statement but said he did not expect it to deal with the sensitive issue of nursing home accommodation bonds.
After two weeks of policy about-turns on superannuation and veterans' entitlements, Mr Howard yesterday declared he was offering substance against the unbudgeted promises of the Opposition Leader, Mark Latham.
Mr Howard acknowledged he faced a tough fight against a new and younger leader, but insisted the Government had "a strong agenda in front of us".
"And it will be yet another demonstration that what really does count from the alternative offerings on Australian politics at the moment are our plans for the future and what we actually intend to do as distinct from what we talk about," Mr Howard told ABC TV.
It will be the first major statement Mr Costello, 46, has made since Mr Latham, 42, became Opposition Leader.
The announcement on ageing comes as Mr Costello prepares for the Budget, almost certainly with an eye to the seniors vote, which Mr Howard has made a crucial element of his support base.
Mr Howard said on Friday that the Government had received the long-awaited report from Professor Warren Hogan on aged care, which is believed to call for an extension of accommodation bonds to nursing homes.
The move would require prospective residents to lodge a largely refundable bond of up to $100,000 to gain a nursing home bed. The Howard Government retreated from such a proposal in 1997 after an outcry over the prospect of people having to mortgage their houses to meet the cost.
Both Mr Howard and Mr Latham have shied away from introducing a bond, despite widespread calls from aged care organisations for such a measure to help struggling nursing homes with their capital costs.
Yesterday Mr Howard said it was "not currently part of our policy", while recognising
"there are some stresses in the aged care sector that do need to be addressed".
Mr Latham said last week that bonds were "very, very unlikely".
In 1997 Mr Howard said: "We have got to get more capital into nursing homes and it is fair to say to people and the families of people who can afford to make a contribution, that they should make a contribution."
Mr Costello's last big intervention on the issue was at the 2002 budget, when he analysed the effect of ageing on the economy. He warned that without a change in policies, the increased proportion of older people would add $87 billion in today's dollars to Government spending.
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text: Those of you who red yesterday's post, probably understand that I was pretty tired and didn't get much done today, especially scrapbookingwise. Lotte seems to be better now and is sound asleep, cross your fingers that it will stay that way. Still there was one highlight today, and that was the runway show at ManiaRunway. It's always exciting to see what the other girls put together, and boy did they deliver this week. The show ROCKS! The assignment was to use paint, hand stiching and a STOCKING! I don't think I have to mention which part of the assignment was the biggest challenge, or that most of the participants did have a hard time getting started at first, but the outcome is FANTASTIC! 36 LOs using stockings and they look really great! The judges will have a hard time picking 30 moving on to next week and even harder time picking out this weeks winner. Anyhooo, here's my LO. Lot's of colors again. I used a piece of one of Lottes old panties as a frame for the main picture and I love the dimension, texture and splash of color that gives. Used a toothbrush and paint for the background, some machine sewing and of course hand stiching. The pink edges are also painted. As for the colors, I have an absolute color match in this LO, since the stockings Lotte is wearing in the pictures, is the very same stocking I cut up and used on the LO. I also took good use of things learned in this weeks DYL class, and allthough this LO doesn't look anything like Cathy Zielskes LOs ever will, I used her design principles, repeating color, repeating elements, repeating texture, I even have a visual triangle. Can you spot it? These are principles I have used before, but not as concious as now.


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Labour's panicked U-turn on the road from Puhoi to Wellsford
Labour's panicked U-turn on the road from Puhoi to Wellsford
Backed into a corner and on the wrong side of public opinion, Labour is making up major policy on the hoof with its announcement it now supports the Puhoi to Wellsford Road of National Significance, Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee says.
"The brave but sensible stance of Northland list MP Kelvin Davis to stand up to the Labour leadership and state the obvious – that most people in the north support the Puhoi to Wellsford upgrade of State Highway 1 – has led to an immediate U-turn by his party today with the statement by Labour Transport Spokesman Phil Twyford that Labour would no longer cancel the road, but postpone its construction," Mr Brownlee says.
"This is a spectacular U-turn for Labour, and as with all such maneuverers there is significant risk, and the potential for unintended consequences.
"For Labour it now raises the huge question of where the money is coming from for its commitment to immediately begin building Auckland's City Rail Link.
"National is committed to co-funding construction of the rail link on a schedule that will see it delivered ahead of when Auckland City's own research says it's required.
"Labour was going to fund construction of the link from next year with money the Government has committed to building the Puhoi to Wellsford highway.
"Now it has to tell the people of Northland how long they'll have to wait for their much-need highway upgrade, and where the $1.38 billion will come from to build it.
"That's assuming Labour is still committed to beginning construction of the City Rail Link next year.
"Or does Mr Twyford have as big a surprise for Aucklanders today as he just delivered to the people of Northland this morning?
"Labour's policy processes are woefully inadequate and clearly reliant on knee-jerk reactions," Mr Brownlee says.


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Casino Drive, the Japanese-trained colt whose bruised foot prevented him from trying to follow in the hoofprints of his two Belmont Stakes (gr. I)-winning siblings, has entered quarantine in Japan as the first step to returning to the United States.
Owner Hidetoshi Yamamoto and trainer Kazuo Fujisawa said on July 14 that their ultimate goal for the undefeated son of Mineshaft this year remains the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I), although he will first have a prep race in California. The Goodwood Stakes (gr. I) over 1 1/8 miles at Santa Anita Park on September 27 is a possibility.
Due to quarantine regulations, there are no plans to race Casino Drive in Japan prior to shipping him to the U.S. around the beginning of September. The colt must remain in quarantine for two months prior to the trip.
"I just saw him yesterday and he seems very fit and well," Yamamoto said while attending the opening session of the Japan Racing Horse Association select sale at the Northern Horse Park in Hokkaido.
Now stabled at a training center on Japan's northernmost island for a bit of a vacation following his victory in the Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park on May 10, his subsequent training for the Belmont and then his trip from New York to Japan, Casino Drive will be sent to Miho Training Center near Tokyo around August 15, Fujisawa said. There he will resume serious work.
Yamamoto said he was devastated when the foot bruise prevented Casino Drive from racing in the Belmont. Calling the three-quarter brother to Rags to Riches and half brother to Jazilthe best horse he has owned, he said getting ready for the Breeders' Cup will be a pleasure for everyone associated with the chestnut colt purchased for $950,000 at the 2006 Keeneland September yearling sale.
"Once he makes it to the Breeders' Cup field, then I can enjoy really him," said Yamamoto, chairman of Fields Corp., which develops and sells Pachinko gaming machines and is also involved in sports marketing.
Joined by Fujisawa and racing manager Nobutaka Tada as well as Irish-based bloodstock agent John McCormack, Yamamoto actively bid on horses during the JRHA yearling session. Tada signed tickets for three yearlings—colts by French Deputy and Coronado's Quest and a filly by Stravinsky—for a total of 61 million yen ($570,091).
Casino Drive's Journey to Cup Begins
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On Fri, 3 Feb 2006, Tommy Nordgren wrote: > I think the title says the most. I'm particularly interested in books > that covers modules for Object-Oriented programming, as well as any > recent book. I've searched my internet bookstore for the word scheme (in > title), but not found any interesting titles. Hi Tommy, Just checking: do you already know about HtDP and HtUS? http://www.htdp.org/ http://www.htus.org/ About your question on OOP; I'm not quite sure. I've seen something about "How to Design Class Hierarchies": http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/vkp/HtDCH/ and would like to know more about it myself. Best of wishes!
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
A Delicious Table Setting
I just came across this lovely and romantic photography by Karen Mordechai, displaying this array of delectable cheeses, bread and other wonderful treats. (read more about it here) I love cheese, especially paired with figs, grapes, pears, nuts and baguette...and of course, wine. (truth be told, our fridge has a larger cheese drawer than it does vegetables!)
Doesn't this looks delicious? Do you have a favorite cheese?
(images found via This is Glamorous /+ Sunday Suppers)
(Photography by Karen Mordechai)
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I love this too! Cheese and a beautiful display - it looks so inviting. My favourite cheese is parmigiano reggiano - you can put it in anything.ReplyDelete
This looks great and yummy.ReplyDelete
This looks great- well styled and yummy. What a combo.ReplyDelete
My problem is that I love pretty much all cheese... :-)
So beautiful. It's making me hungry!ReplyDelete
I'm hungry every time I open this page :) One of my favorites is Canadian maple...It's a beautiful cheddar, infused with Canadian maple syrup!ReplyDelete
a feast for the eyes and the stomach! :)ReplyDelete
i love lots of different cheeses and i cannot pick a favorite!
Love the photography! Beautiful! Also love Oregonzola from Rouge Creamery! Goooood!ReplyDelete
I love Karen Mordechai's work. She's always inspiring. Great post Sarah.ReplyDelete
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I think that tablescape is amazing. I love cheese - my all time favourite pairing is stilton with pear and walnuts.ReplyDelete
Those pictures look delicious! I love the the hand-drawn menu and the antique table. I dream of hosting a cheese-tasting party, but I wouldn't know what cheese to pick. Do you have any recommendations?ReplyDelete
Those pictures make me want to host a cheese party now! Hmm, I think my favourite cheese to eat by itself would have to be brie.ReplyDelete
Christina -- I will get back to you with some suggestions :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful and scrumptuous! I love brie and champagne cheese ~ they usually make an appearance at my parties.ReplyDelete
Paula Grace ~
There's Canadian Maple Cheddar? Why haven't I had this yet! Have you had the apple-wood smoked cheddar? Mmmm... this is such a pretty setting they put together, I almost want to throw a little cheese soiree of my own now!ReplyDelete
mmmm....as you know I could not possibly pick a favourite cheese, because to me, there are just far too many to enjoy ;) but the one I use the most is Swiss Gruyere...lovely displaysReplyDelete
Apple-wood smoked cheddar sounds delicious! I don't think I have tried it yet -- must look for it!ReplyDelete
Jacquelyn -- the queen of cheese, wine, and all that is French :) I am not surprised in the least!
oh, I hadn't seen your comment suggesting Canadian maple. I will be sure to try it!ReplyDelete
Stunning photography. I love their idea of the hand-drawn "map" to the cheese plate. Something I may have to attempt!ReplyDelete


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Mānoa Faculty Senate Committee on Administration and Budget Minutes of March 10, 2010
Minutes of meeting held March 10, 2010
Hawaii Hall Room 208
Present: members, David Duffy, Robert Cowie, Torben Nielsen, David Chin (Chair), Betsy Fisher, David Ericson, Doug Vincent, Shirley Daniel (SEC Liaison), John Casken (Secretary)
Guest: VCAA Reed Dasenbrock
Excused: Denise Antolini, Weilin Qu.
Meeting opened at 9:05 by Chair Chin.
1. Minutes. Noted that minutes had been approved earlier, corrections made and submitted for posting. Date of meeting still needs to be corrected to 1/27/2010 rather than 1/21/2010.
2. Discussion with the VCAA
a) Return of Tuition Dollars to Units: The VCAA doesn't feel that a Zero Based Budgeting approach will work and instead is in favor of earmarking the new monies from tuition. Feels that a Delta model would work best and would be a move towards a strategic implementation of the way that things should be organized. Likes the idea of keeping the tuition revenue as a separate stream of funding for tuition rather like RTRF so that deans will cultivate faculty who bring in instructional $$s. He noted that many Researcher positions are funded on G funds. He feels that it is critical that faculty endorse any proposal and asked that the CAB help work out some of the details on how these proposals would work in reality. Sees these as part of the systemic approach to change which is critical for UHM. Chair Chin noted that the CAB will come up with some details and run them through the VCAFO.
b) CAB representative to VCAA's International Group. Chair Chin will resubmit the CAB name (Casken) to the SEC.
c) Presentation to Deans and Directors. Chair Chin invited to present the model that he has already sent to the VCAA to the Deans and Directors on April 5. Other members of the CAB might also attend with Chin.
d) Draft Classroom Policy. The VCAA wants the data on classroom use so that the rooms can be used in the most efficient and rational manner. He noted that Eric Crispin has the model to be used. Chin noted that the CAB will be willing to help when the data are all collected.
3. Industrial Relations Center Reorganization. The CAB members reviewed the extensive materials posted on this reorganization. Members noted that the agreed-to process had been followed, the evidence was adequate on the merits of the reorganization and no positions were to be lost. A formal motion was passed with a vote of 7 in favor and 1 abstention that "we accept that the formal process was followed and we support the reorganization".
4. Academy of Creative Media. All CAB members felt that the process had been followed appropriately in this reorganization and supported the reorganization.
5. Other Business.
a. One member had attended the hearing on the Athletics Budget on 3/4/2010 but no material was circulated to those present. Concern was expressed that the losses were being covered by leveraged RTRF monies.
b. Daniel reported that the SEC was having a "retreat" on 3/16 to review long term directions for UHM. If members have any suggestions on plans or approaches they are requested to send them directly to firstname.lastname@example.com
Members were encouraged to review very carefully the report "Contribution of the University of Hawaii at Manoa to Hawaii's Economy in 2007". http://www.uhero.hawaii.edu/workingpaper/UHMimpact2007.pdf
Meeting adjourned at 10:25
Minutes submitted by Casken.
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Linda Andrasko came to visit Sandra Wester last Tuesday afternoon.
That night they went to the Bright Star Gardeners meeting in Sulphur Springs and enjoyed the presentation by Matt White and visiting with Ronnie and Sandra Morgan, who also attended the meeting as guests of Betty Weir. On Thursday they went to the movie to see "We Bought A Zoo." After the movie they met Betty Weir, Jo Nell Willis and Lucy Vaden for a late lunch at San Remo's restaurant. Linda returned to Henderson on Friday.
Chip and I were in Waco on Friday and Saturday to visit with our son, Delayne, who is still receiving therapy at the Hillcrest Inpatient Rehabilitation Center for his spinal problems.
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Brooks - Brick Lane Roll-Up Panniers
The Brooks Roll Up Panniers are inspired by the Cyclist's Hold-alls, first featured in the 1890's Brooks England catalogue. As the originals, the new panniers can be rolled up or easily released when needed.
This pair of commuter bags for traditional transport bicycles is entirely made of water resistant waxed canvas cotton with leather finishings. On the top of the bag attachment to the bicycle rack these panniers feature a crossed elastic to fasten additional objects to carry during urban transit. Last, but not least, the Roll Up Panniers are "self closing", as they feature magnets on the flaps.
Materials: water resistant fabric with leather finishing
The Brick Lane roll up panniers attach to most racks with a width between 10 and 15 cm.
Water Resistant Cotton Fabric and Vegetable Tanned Leather from Europe
Width: 34 cm (right or left)
Height: 36 cm (right or left)
Depth: 10 cm (right or left)
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Awesome, Slightly Terrifying Dessert Of The Day: Pop Rocks Firecracker Cupcakes
I'm not sure we should be encouraging anyone to put firecrackers in their mouth (I'm sure there was a 2001 episode of "Jackass" that already did that), but if you are yearning to munch on a firework without, you know, dying, you might want to whip up a batch of these firecracker cupcakes. They don't just look like the real thing — they're also filled with Pop Rocks to cause a mini explosion in your mouth. How festive! Happy 4th of July! [She Knows via Neatorama]


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Air Date: May 1, 2004
Starring: Rachel Dratch, Lindsay Lohan, Horatio Sanz, Jimmy Fallon, Keenan Thompson, Amy Poehler, Fred Armisen
What makes "Debbie Downer" (more specifically, its first episode) a classic isn't actually Rachel Dratch's buzzkill of a character—it's how the cast members surrounding her completely lose their shit. There are naturally times when certain cast-mates can't resist cracking a smile during a scene, but they almost always pull it together quickly and move on. That's not the case here.
We think the culprit might've been the cartoonish "WAH WAHHHH" sound made by a trombone off-screen, which would play every time Debbie Made killed the vibe by voicing her opinions on feline AIDS, Mad Cow Disease, and other mood-murdering topics.
Keep your eyes on Rachel Dratch, though: The second you hear the trombone, you can see she's on the verge of busting out laughing, which has a domino effect on the rest of the troupe. After a certain point, the cast doesn't even bother trying to hide it any longer, cracking up even as Debbie reveals that she can't have children. Dark!
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Before quarterback Carson Palmer was traded to the Oakland Raiders last season, he spent seven years battling the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC North with the Cincinnati Bengals. This Sunday, Palmer will lead the Raiders to take on the Ravens in Baltimore and will look to build on his previous success against his former rivals.
In 13 career games against the Ravens, Palmer has a 9-4 record. He has thrown for an average of 246.3 yards per game in those meetings and has 15 touchdowns with 11 interceptions. When he suits up to play Baltimore, he will see some familiar faces like safety Ed Reed and linebacker Terrell Suggs. However, one player he won't see and won't miss is middle linebacker and future Hall of Famer, Ray Lewis. Lewis tore his tricep earlier this season. It is only the third time Palmer will play the Raven without Lewis.
"You're talking about a Hall of Fame, maybe one of the best, linebackers to ever play," Palmer said of Lewis. "Obviously, they're lacking without his leadership on the field. They've always drafted very well. There are very good players behind him. Like I said, you've got to go in there and play really well."
This season when the teams play, the Raiders will have to rely on Palmer heavily. With running backs Darren McFadden and Mike Goodson dealing with high ankle sprains, the passing game will have to pace the offense. Palmer has put together a quality year so far with 2,355 yards, 13 touchdowns and eight interceptions. The Oakland running game has struggled and the offense was put in Palmer's hand. He has shown toughness and flashes of brilliance at times, but costly interceptions have hurt his team, including an interception last week with the Raiders down three points to end their chances of a comeback.
"We've spent a lot of time watching it on film; we've talked about it a lot," Palmer said. "We've gone over everything. Bad things are going to happen. Games are won and lost on interceptions, fumbles, missed tackles, or whatever you want to call it. We're doing everything we can to make sure that it doesn't happen again. We've got a young group, and a hungry group, and guys that want to be in the right place at the right time, and want to make big plays for us."
The Ravens are in the bottom half of the league in pass defense, allowing 246.8 yards per game. Palmer will test them, but where Baltimore has been taken advantage of is in the running game. They rank 28th in the NFL defending the run, giving up 139.5 yards per game. With Oakland unable to count of McFadden or Goodson, second year running back Taiwan Jones and fullback Marcel Reece must carry the load. Both backs have only one carry this season, but Reece is coming off an eight catch 95 yard game last week.
"Marcel, it's great to see him," Palmer said. "He had some big catches, big plays in the game at pivotal moments in the game. That's just the type of guy he is. His number doesn't get called because of the position he plays. Being a fullback, you're just not going to get that many opportunities. He makes the most of them, and makes play after play. He's going to have plenty of opportunities this week."
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Updated 2:06 pm, Monday, August 4, 2014
SAN ANTONIO -- Two men were severely burned when molten material spilled Sunday evening at CMC Steel Texas in Seguin.
The molten material also started a small fire when it spilled at 5:30 p.m. at the plant on Steel Mill Drive.
Clifton Wright, 21, and Gabriel Garcia, 41, were airlifted to a hospital, according to the Guadalupe County Fire Marshal's office. Officials said the last they heard Wright was in serious condition while Garcia was expected to be released soon from the hospital.
The McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department and Seguin Fire Department responded and shut off the facility's main gas line. After that, according to city officials, a gas release valve activated, keeping firefighters out of the building until the gas company could fix it.
Once firefighters were able to re-enter the building, they extinguished the small fire, according to the city.
Employees were briefly evacuated from the area, city officials said.
CMC Steel Texas is expected to release a statement Monday.
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This is the second fire at the steel mill in the last month. Flames consumed a heap of scrap metal there July 10, requiring 15 hours to extinguish.
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And it'll kick off shooting in June
For a long time, Disney's live-action take on Maleficent only had a script by Linda Woolverton and the fevered hope that it could feature Angelina Jolie as the iconic villain. Things have moved on significantly since then, as it has a director in Robert Stromberg, a rough start date for him to begin shooting and Elle Fanning in talks to play Princess Aurora.
If she makes a deal, Fanning will the Sleeping Beauty to Jolie's malevolent, grudge-bearing fairy, who curses her to snooze for decades. Such is Maleficent's wrath that she has the occasional habit of turning into a dragon when really, truly angry. While the full details aren't yet available, the Heat Vision Blog reports that Woolverton's script explores the story from the fairy's point of view, and digs into the complicated relationship between the princess and her nemesis.
Visual effects/production design veteran Stromberg is now in the UK, making preparations to kick off shooting this June in London.
Fanning was last seen in Super 8 and will next crop up over here in Cameron Crowe's We Bought A Zoo, which arrives next week on March 16.


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The US Supreme Court will revisit Wednesday the case of the Exxon Valdez oil tanker disaster in Alaska, examining whether the corporation should have to pay 2.5 billion dollars in punitive damages over the oil spill that occurred 19 years ago.
The court will hear ExxonMobil's appeal in the latest chapter in a long-running legal battle that has raged since the Exxon Valdez crashed into a reef in Prince William Sound on March 24, 1989, spilling 11 million gallons of crude into Alaskan fishing waters.
It was the worst oil disaster ever to hit the United States, polluting 500 kilometers (310 miles) of coastline, killing tens of thousands of birds and hundreds of sea otters. According a University of Alaska study, only a quarter of the marine life survived the spill.
ExxonMobil afterwards spent some 2.1 billion dollars cleaning up the polluted coastline and more than 300 million in compensation for fishermen and locals affected by the catastrophe.
The company also paid out more than 900 million dollars of fines in a bid to halt criminal proceedings begun against it by the US government and the state of Alaska.
But in 1994, a jury in a civil Alaskan lawsuit ordered the Texas-based firm to pay five billion dollars in damages to some 34,000 fishermen and others whose livelihoods were decimated in Prince William Sound.
The oil giant has fought that verdict ever since and in 2006, a federal court cut the punitive damages to 2.5 billion saying the amount was more in line with legal precedent.
"The evidence established that Exxon gave command of an oil tanker to a man they knew was an alcoholic who had resumed drinking after treatment that required permanent abstinence, and had previously taken command in violation of Exxon's alcohol policies," the Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit said in its ruling.
ExxonMobil, which posted 40.6 billion dollars in profits for 2007, argues it has taken full responsibility for the oil spill and paid all relevant fines and costs associated with the disaster.
It wants the high court to reject any punitive damages awarded against it under maritime law -- or at least consider whether such high compensation is justified.
Exxon also argues that it has been punished under the federal Clean Water Act and that more compensation is excessive.
"Imposing vicarious punitive liability on a shipowner, without requiring the jury to find that the shipowner directed, countenanced, or participated in the conduct, was in conflict with almost 200 years of unbroken maritime law," the company argues in its brief to the court.
The case is so complicated the court has scheduled an unusual 90-minute hearing instead of the customary one-hour session.
One of the nine justices, Samuel Alito, has recused himself from the case because he owns Exxon stock.
The court is expected to issue its ruling before July.
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Im going in on the 27th to have my implants deflated. I got them 12 years ago. I was pressured by my surgeon and husband to get the implants. I really just wanted a lift. After some weight gain they are now 32DDD. I never wanted to be more than a small D. I cant remember how many CC I had or if they were textured. I do remember that they are saline and MCGhan. I'm so excited to have my squishy... READ MORE
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Want to know what Americans think of the various states in their country? You could look at the movies or TV shows made in/about each state. You could look at the faux pas to avoid in each state (don't put ketchup on a hot dog in Michigan!). Or you could look at what Google auto-complete has to say about each state.
The "no upside" blog searched Google for "Why is [State] so …?" to find out what each query brings up in auto-complete. They found some fun gems like, "Why is Pennsylvania so haunted?" and "Why is Oregon [and Florida] so weird?"
Apparently 18 states in the U.S. are so boring, and more than 10 are so humid. But (according to Google searchers, anyway) Colorado, Minnesota, Texas, and Vermont are also so awesome, while Montana, New Hampshire, and New York are so great.
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Later, she read about Zora Neale Hurston and Jean Toomer in Alice Walker's In Search of Our Mother's Gardens.
Zora Neale Hurston occupies a page in a photograph as threshold-breaker, justly so.
When Zora returned with the atlas she found him rubbing them through his hair, and staring at vacancy.
But, when the princess looked up, Zora was smiling very sweetly.
Colonel Cresswell stared at them, and Zora instinctively put up her hand and fastened her dress at the throat.
Zora could hardly wait for nightfall, so eager was she to do her wicked work.
At this juncture the manacled boy was led into court, and the woman suddenly turned again to Zora.
A mist arose, in which Zora could see dim figures, one after another.
The new young physician recommended Zora's infirmary as the only near place that offered a chance for the child's recovery.
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On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 22:46, Dru Lavigne <email@example.com> wrote:

 Tested 32 bit version in virtualbox with KDE as the only desktop installed. Some of these issues may be of interest to the KDE ports team.

Nepomuk gives the following error when you login: "Nepomuk Semantic Desktop needs the Virtuoso RDF server to store its data."

Is there a way to tell KDE not to issue the warning seen in http://wiki.pcbsd.org/images/1/1c/Kde-warning.png? This seems to be new in 4.6.1 and occurs when clicking on the icon for AppCafe, PC-BSD ControlPanel, and the PC-BSD Handbook. No sense scaring new users if we don't have to--and it doesn't look too good if KDE does not trust "our" apps. Note that this only occurs the first time the user access the icon so it should be a configurable something.

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I am unable to test this snapshot on my laptop because it only gives me fluxbox as the WM, even though I only selected KDE!
When I choose only Gnome, then Gnome becomes the WM but I hate it, since it does NOT allow me to configure my wireless interface.
 Why is KDE refusing? As a matter of fact, there is no fluxbox as an option when I install:)
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Crossing Borders And Breaking Down Boundaries
The Baptism of our Lord | Epiphany 1 | Ordinary Time 1
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Sermons On The Second Readings
Series I, Cycle C
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Acts 8:14-17
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Luke reports this story in such an understated and matter-of-fact style that one could easily miss the significance of what is being described here. In the space of four brief verses, we're told that Peter and John are sent on behalf of the apostles in Jerusalem to pray over and lay their hands upon some recent converts to Christianity. But mind you, they are doing this in Samaria, of all places. That's not only remarkable; it's nothing short of revolutionary.
As you no doubt recall, there was a long history of enmity between the Jews and the Samaritans. It all started back in the eighth century B.C., when the Assyrians invaded the Northern Kingdom. As conquerors were wont to do in those days, they proceeded to transport the brightest and best of the population away. Basically, the only folks they left were the ones they had little use for -- the poor, the less educated, and the unskilled. Eventually, these people ...
This The Baptism of our Lord | Epiphany 1 | Ordinary Time 1 sermon, Crossing Borders And Breaking Down Boundaries, is based on Acts 8:14-17 and relates to The Baptism of our Lord | Epiphany 1 | Ordinary Time 1 of Cycle C of the lectionary. This sermon is excerpted from the book Sermons On The Second Readings . SermonSuite offers online sermons and professionally published sermons, lectionary sermons, non-lectionary sermons, children's sermons, sermon illustrations, worship resources, preaching resources, sermons on prayer, prayers, Christian drama, lectionary worship, lectionary workbooks and homilies. ...


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Right now cable newsdom is all abuzz with Christie—but how long will that wall-to-wall coverage last?
It took a love story to break the wall-to-wall coverage of the oil spill.
Chris Christie's "baggage" is wall-to-wall news, but corrupt Democrats in Pennsylvania and California don't need scrutiny.
The back of the stage and the DJ booth are adorned with wall-to-wall LED screens.
We succeeded in mustering a wall-to-wall consensus on Libya because Gaddafi is one of the most isolated rulers in the world.
We are also subject to wall-to-wall coverage, on every television channel and radio station.
Nonetheless, it was a fundamentally middle class place, not the wall-to-wall display of edgy affluence that it has since become.
Rubell, a New York-based installation artist, was inspired by the wall-to-wall coverage of the engagement.
He sat in a chair beside Crane's desk and dropped the ash from his cigar on Crane's wall-to-wall carpeting.
The wall-to-wall carpeting was a rich Burgundy, with a pile deep enough to run a reaper through.
Total; all-encompassing: a wall-towall nightmare in which society dissolves/ wall-to-wall hookers, niggers, and junkies/ It was wall-to-wall people
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As powerful as CCSM-2 is, there is much about Earth's climate that still cannot be simulated.
For example, oceanographers want to recreate large-scale eddies in the ocean, which have an impact on the amount of heat carried to high latitudes. But such eddies are narrower than 100 kilometers (62 miles), and successfully simulating them would require a leap in resolution to one-tenth of a degree by one-tenth of a degree.
Other scientists want to model the impact of rain and snowfall on water supplies to help society prepare for cycles of drought. But this would require much finer-scale modeling that could provide more detail about river flows and other surface features.
One of the most important questions to society is the impact that increased carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere will have on the world's climate. But addressing this vital issue with greater precision at global and regional levels requires added computer power and the modeling of comprehensive natural processes to account for the cycling of carbon among land, ocean, and atmosphere.
Down the road, scientists are hoping to move toward a new generation of modeling altogether by incorporating the interaction between global climate and all Earth's processes, thereby capturing subtle feedback loops. A future model, for example, might be able to track the movement and health of northern-latitude forests in times of higher temperatures and monitor the ability of those altered forests to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
In time, scientists hope that models such as CCSM will shed light on future climate behavior for specific regions. Such information will help political leaders tackle such fundamental issues as whether to boost funding for firefighters because of shifts in dry forest conditions or to consider the effect of a largely ice-free Arctic Ocean on national security. Business leaders can try to anticipate significant trends, such as a downturn in energy consumption or a surplus of crops. And society as a whole will reap the benefits.


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