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When Ghosts Attack
When Ghosts Attack
Premiered:October 20, 2013
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- Network: Destination America
- Category: Series
- Genre: Docudrama
- Type: Live Action
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Using re-enactments and first-person interviews with the victims and their loved ones, WHEN GHOSTS ATTACK chronicles how ghosts break the bounds of the spirit world to make violent physical contact with the living. This one-hour series also reveals what went through the victims' minds as their experiences escalated from threatening whispers and dark omens to scratches, shoves, and the anguish of having to live alongside their invisible enemy. Each 60-minute episode features two or three stories, including tales from: Lori Settle, a newly remarried mother in Fayetteville, WV, whose every move seems to be overshadowed by a macabre presence following her around the house; Marsha Eden, a mother with two daughters, who are living in central New Jersey across from a creepy, abandoned mill, where strange voices heard in the dead of night in their apartment turn into eerie encounters that the family fears they won't survive; Joy Stinson, living in Mt. Hermon, LA, with her husband and three daughters, who visits a haunted plantation and then has wicked forces befall her home, turning it into a haven of demonic possession and brutal attacks; Jules Ness, a newlywed in Lennox, SD, who is offered a 100-year-old Victorian home for next to nothing and then encounters a diabolical entity seeking revenge for the home's violent past; Keith Dovichi, living in Pioneer, CA, with his daughter and granddaughter, who encounter an enraged presence making it clear the new family is unwanted; war veteran Chan Greer, settling down in Cullman, AL, who is terrorized by spine-chilling noises and glimpses of gruesome shadows before his girlfriend is attacked; a family in Frederick MD, who fear their home's vicious spirits will kill them after the house's macabre presence violently threatens a priest; Brian Schiff, who discovered an eerie, abandoned house in Gloucester, VA, with three friends and were not prepared for the terrifying attack that plagues them; owners of an estate in Winchester, VA, who fear for their safety after a ghost investigator experiences a violent encounter; and many more people who have violent encounters with the supernatural.
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Welcome to the Biggest Little Rodeo in the West!
Join us for three days of fun for the whole family at the Springville Sierra Rodeo! Are you tough enough to wear pink? Be sure to cowboy up for a cause and wear your pink shirt on Sunday!
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Back in late June during an interview with WFAN, New York Giants General Manager Jerry Reese made a comment that caught our attention. He noted that, after a poor Spring, the jury remained out on offensive lineman Chris Snee and that there was a level of uncertainty about his ability to contribute in 2014. Perhaps more interesting was that Reese implied some sort of decision on Snee's future would be made in the coming weeks.
"The jury is still out on Chris Snee," Reese said during the interview. "He was still not doing great this Spring, but we'll see in the next few weeks if he'll be able to help us or not. I think he'll make a decision one way or another and we'll see where that goes."
To this point, no decision on Snee's future has been made. But after an entire offseason of talk about how he was returning to health, loving the game of football and had at least one more year of competition left in him, it now appears as if Snee and those around him are uncertain of his ability to contribute in 2014. And a recent report by The Star-Ledger would seem to support that, with a source informing them that although Snee is "on track" to return for training camp, there are a lot of "ifs" and "buts" facing the veteran right now.
When talking with people close to Snee and the team, terms such as pain management, hopeful and crossing our fingers were used. Snee could last 16 games, 16 days or 16 minutes. Nobody knows for sure what his status will be after several weeks of contact. It's about as shaky a scenario for an NFL player still penciled in as a starter that can possibly exist.
The sad reality facing the Giants is that if Snee was unable to remain on the field during non-contact drills, the likelihood of him enduring a constant beating once actual contact begins seems exceptionally unlikely.
With lingering hip and elbow issues — with the elbow now appearing to be the major problem — coupled with his uncertain future, the Giants will have no choice but to move forward in training camp as if they will not have Snee for all 16 games this season. Someone else, whether it be John Jerry, Brandon Mosley or whoever else, is going to have to step up.
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In last week's newsletter, we reported finding low densities of soybean aphids during late May in Story County. Since then, aphids also have been found in northeastern Iowa, near Decorah, by Brian Lang, extension field crops specialist. It is too early to tell if these early reports will develop into populations that will increase to the economic threshold (80 percent of plants infested and the average number per plant at 250 and rising).
If you are beginning to scout for soybean aphids, be aware of other small, soft-bodied insects that may resemble the soybean aphid. Recently, while visiting a soybean field at the Neely-Kinyon Research and Demonstration Farm in Adair County, one such aphid mimic was found. At first glance, these leaves appeared to have 15 aphids per leaflet (see photo on the following page), and almost every plant within this field was infested. However, these insects were missing a few details from this aphid "wanna-be," i.e., cornicles, or "tailpipes," from the rear. The waxy, oval-shaped body and the very tight attachment to the leaflet suggested that it was another plant sucker: in this case, an immature whitefly. Various whitefly species are known to feed on soybean but never have they been known to cause economic damage in Iowa. Whiteflies in Iowa are most commonly seen on velvetleaf or buttonweed, and this field is likely harboring these whiteflies due to its current weedy state. As the season wears on, these insects will likely switch to a more-preferred host plant.
Other insects may resemble aphids, such as thrips (see photo). Like the whitefly, these are rarely a significant pest of soybean but overlap at the same time in the field with the soybean aphid. Refer to the pictures for distinctive features of a soybean aphid--cornicles (tailpipes), pear-shaped body, long legs and antennae, and green to yellow coloration. Make certain that your pest identification is correct before making anyinsecticide application.
This article originally appeared on pages 165-166 of the IC-496(15) -- June 12, 2006 issue.


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IF SERENA Williams could choose her own little sister from among her WTA Championships rivals, she would pick feisty Victoria Azarenka.
''I love Victoria's attitude. I have a lot of respect for her, so she could be my younger sister for the week,'' said Williams, before her marquee round-robin clash against the world No. 1 at the Sinan Erdem Dome.
On Wednesday night, both bounced racquets in fits of frustration, but only Williams' broke. Both were stretched by less-fancied opponents in matches of strikingly different quality, but only Azarenka dropped a set - her first since losing the US Open final to Williams in September. The pair are widely tipped to meet again in Sunday's final, and Williams was the first player - followed later by Maria Sharapova - to have qualified for the semis.
But Azarenka, who was left one win away from securing the year-end No. 1 ranking, continues to show her new, improved side, having saved two match points in what is being hailed as a contender for women's match of the year - a marvellous 6-7 (11-13), 7-6 (7-2), 6-4 win over German fifth seed Angelique Kerber.
The old Azarenka may still have punished her equipment, but she is unlikely to have had the composure and fearlessness to play so boldly when she twice stared down match points at 4-5 in the second set.
''It's part of growing, part of having a lot of experience,'' said the mostly reformed hothead, who won her maiden grand slam title at the Australian Open. ''Like at match points, I had still clear mind what I had to do, and it takes time to go through that and to learn those things.''
Azarenka, though, was more satisfied with the way she managed her emotions. ''It was definitely a great fight. I'm more proud of the way I handled and stayed in that match,'' she said.
Kerber, who has gone from middle-rung player to major semi-finalist and world No. 5 in 15 months, confirmed why comparisons with serial defender Caroline Wozniacki are unfair, the improved left-hander hitting 49 winners and showing she belongs in this elite company.
''Of course I'm a little bit sad that I lost this match, but I learnt here,'' she said. ''It's my first time, and I take so many experience from this tournament.''
Williams nailed her semi-final spot with a 7-6 (7-2), 6-3 win against Li Na, but it was not a match to remember - except, at times, for its scrappiness. The usually peerless Williams served horribly, battling her own emotions as well as her eighth-seeded opponent.
''I lost serve today more than in all of Wimbledon … I was just thinking about it too much. I just need to not think and just play,'' she said.
Sharapova's 5-7, 7-5, 7-5 win over Agnieszka Radwanska did not finish until 2.12am, on a marathon second night.


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Crisp, D.T. (1984) Aspects of the washout of salmonid eggs. 1. Observations on the physical characteristics of real and artificial eggs, their rate of fall in a water column and their pattern of settlement in an experimental channel. Ambleside, UK, Freshwater Biological Association, 46pp. (WIT/73/19).
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When salmonid redds are disrupted by spates, the displaced eggs will drift downstream. The mean distance of travel, the types of locations in which the eggs resettle and the depth of reburial of displaced eggs are not known. Investigation of these topics under field conditions presents considerable practical problems, though the use of artificial eggs might help to overcome some of them. Attempts to assess the similarities and/or differences in performance between real and artificial eggs are essential before artificial eggs can validly be used to simulate real eggs. The present report first compares the two types of egg in terms of their measurable physical characteristics (e.g. dimensions and density). The rate at which eggs fall in still water will relate to the rate at which they are likely to resettle in flowing water in the field. As the rate of fall will be influenced by a number of additional factors (e.g. shape and surface texture) which are not easily measured directly, the rates of fall of the two types of egg have been compared directly under controlled conditions. Finally, comparisons of the pattern of settlement of the two types of egg in flowing water in an experimental channel have been made. Although the work was primarily aimed at testing the value of artificial eggs as a simulation of real eggs, several side issues more directly concerned with the properties of real eggs and the likely distance of drift in natural streams have also been explored. This is the first of three reports made on this topic by the author in 1984.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014 - 7:00pm
The Alabama State Parks Pocket Ranger smartphone app for iPhone and Android is now available in the iTunes and Android Markets and at pocketranger.com. The app is being released in conjunction with the park system's 75th Anniversary celebration. This free interactive guide gives users detailed information on all 22 of Alabama's state parks including general policies, contact information, activities, trails, park maps and much more.
"This app should help improve the user's visit to any of the parks," said Greg Lein, Alabama State Parks Director. "With this app, visitors can tailor their experience based upon their individual interests. It also alerts visitors to various accommodation specials and events."
The Alabama State Parks Pocket Ranger app helps users plan their outdoor trip by searching for a park via GPS location or by activity to find nearby locations to enjoy mountain biking, hiking, camping, boating, birding and more. Visitors can even store GPS maps in advance of their visit to ensure that navigation remains possible in the event of lost mobile reception.
Alabama State Parks Pocket Ranger offers other features to maximize the outdoor adventure including:
•Educational information, amenities, maps and directions
•Real-time calendar of events
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•Recall, post or share saved data
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Pocket Ranger apps are products of the Parks By Nature Network. To learn more, visit pocketranger.com.
For more information about the Alabama State Parks 75th Anniversary Celebration or the Partners Pay the Way campaign, visit www.alapark.com during the coming months. Visit the website often for lodging, camping and dining specials and event announcements.
The Alabama State Parks Division operates and maintains 22 state parks encompassing approximately 48,000 acres of land and water. These Parks rely on visitor fees and the support of other Partners like local communities to fund the majority of their operations. To learn more about Alabama State Parks, visit www.alapark.com.


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By Spencer Israel
The spacious dimensions of Petco Park were no match for Ryan Braun on Monday night.
Despite playing in one of Major League Baseball's most pitcher-friendly ballparks, Braun smashed three home runs, in consecutive at bats, on his way to a six-RBI night in the Milwaukee Brewers win.
BOX SCORE: Brewers 8, Padres 3
Trailing 1-0 in the top of the fourth inning, Braun sent a ball over the right-center field fence into the sand area, one of the deepest parts of Petco.
One inning later, this time up 3-2, Braun delivered a two-run shot onto the fourth floor balcony of the Western Metal Supply Co. warehouse that lies in the left field corner.
In the seventh inning, Braun extended the Brewers' lead to 6-3 with another home run to left, this time off reliever Ernesto Frieri. The first two had come off rookie starter Joe Wieland.
The power display tied the franchise record for most home runs in a game. It's also the first time in Petco Park's nine year history that a player hit three homers in a single game.
Braun also added a two-run triple in the ninth inning off Joe Thatcher.
Daily Pitch is a baseball fan's destination for breaking news, emerging trends and enlightening banter. With a veteran group of reporters positioned in three time zones, we provide a balanced, comprehensive glimpse at our national pastime, with a nod to both the passion and complexities that make the sport irresistible to many. More about our reporters


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HIP HOP NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW...CHIEF KEEF: Gets 20 Days In Jail
Chief Keef was sentenced to 20 days in jail today after failing a urine test.
Keef, born name Keith Cozat, turned himself in to Cook County authorities after testing positive for marijuana in a random drug test mandated by his probation. According toTMZ, Keef was put on probation back in May for doing 110 mph in a 55 mph zone. The Chicago rapper paid the ticket but didn't adhere to the no drugs allowed rule.
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- 20 days in jail for smoking weed? That's insane -- end the drug war!
- This won't be the last time Keef gets locked up -- get used to it.


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He believes Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra will lead a market recovery that will push up prices by 7 to 10 per cent by the end of 2011. Prices in popular regional areas have dipped to the point where they will be attractive to buyers as long as they are confident the bottom is behind them, he says.
There were a lot of listings after a late start to the spring selling season because of the federal election and weaker demand than earlier in the year, but normal sales volumes will return next year, he predicts.
"I suspect that it's not an indication of forced or panic selling, just an indication we had a shortened spring period when a lot of people considered selling," he said. "A lot has or will sell before Christmas. There will be a slight overhang into next year and we will return to traditional volumes in 2011."
The managing director of McGrath Estate Agents, Mr McGrath has his roots in Sydney's prestigious eastern suburbs, where weaker profits and a roller-coaster sharemarket are keeping buyers nervous – a situation he says will probably continue until business conditions improve.
"The right properties are hitting the sweet spot and are very attractive," he said.
"But the demand is fairly thin and once you get over $5 million buyers are fairly cautious. The nerves they are feeling in property are the nerves they are feeling in the sharemarket."
However, at lower price brackets he sees a downside risk if interest rates go much higher.
"I think if interest rates rise significantly above where they are it will have a detrimental effect in terms of a price correction and will actually be a trigger for some forced selling," he said. "A lot of people bought in at 5 per cent and are now paying 7 to 7.5. If that becomes 8.5 per cent it will cause problems."
He says there are good buying opportunities in lifestyle markets hit hard by the financial crisis, especially those reasonably close to Sydney such as the Southern Highlands and Central Coast, where there has been little price growth for the past year after falls in 2009.
"It might be the second half of the calendar year before there is any significant increase, but we will see it because it's pretty good value at the moment," he said.
He also says luxury homes in hard-hit Queensland will recover and forecasts that the coastal areas there of Sorrento, Isle of Capri and Palm Beach will be good opportunities.
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Cough Facts
Did you know there are different types of coughs? To best identify and treat your cough, here's what you need to know.
A chesty or congested cough is loose and accompanied by a buildup of mucus or phlegm in the lungs. Cough expectorants help loosen the mucus so that when you do cough, it can be more productive. There are also coughs where no mucus or phlegm is present. Both types of coughs can be treated with an antitussive, or cough suppressant, to reduce the amount of coughing. The active ingredients in all cough medicines are listed first on the Drug Facts label.
Cough Treatments
Cough Expectorants: Certain conditions, such as the common cold, can cause a buildup of mucus, leading to chest congestion and a chesty or congested cough. Cough expectorants (i.e., medicines that help relieve chest congestion caused by mucus) help loosen congestion so that when you do cough it is more productive, which means you clear the mucus from your lungs.
- Cough expectorant active ingredients help rid airways of mucus by making the mucus more fluid so that it is easier to clear by coughing.
- The active ingredient in expectorant medicines is called guaifenesin. Some expectorant medicines may contain additional active ingredients to reduce the amount of coughing or treat related symptoms, such as nasal congestion, runny nose and sneezing, minor aches and pains, and fever.
- Expectorant active ingredients are available in oral medicines such as liquids and tablets. These medicines are taken by mouth and absorbed through the bloodstream.
Cough Suppressants: Many of us are exposed to a variety of pollutants in the air, such as dust, exhaust fumes, and smoke, on a daily basis. When you develop a dry cough, it is your body's way of clearing pollutants and other irritants from your airways. Cough suppressants, also known as antitussives, are medicines that are used to temporarily control or quiet a cough due to a cold, inhaled irritants, or minor throat and bronchial irritation.
- The active ingredients in cough suppressants work by temporarily reducing the cough reflex, which makes you feel the need to cough less.
- Cough suppressants are available in both oral and topical medicine forms. Oral cough suppressants such as pills, liquids, and tablets are taken by mouth and absorbed through the bloodstream. Topical cough suppressants, like ointments and steam vaporizers, are inhaled after being applied to the chest or released into the air by steam. Lozenges are also considered topical cough suppressants because they are not swallowed whole. Lozenges are slowly dissolved in the mouth and absorbed through the throat.
- Cough suppressant active ingredients include:
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- Menthol
Oftentimes, a cough is just one of many symptoms that you might be experiencing. There are some medicines that treat a cough and other symptoms that can sometimes accompany a cough, such as chest congestion, nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, minor aches and pains, and fever.


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Video: Umphrey's McGee Goes Pro on "All in Time"
To kick off the second set of their tour finale at Chicago's Riviera Theatre, Umphrey's McGee delivered a standalone "All in Time" for the ages. Topping twenty minutes and including infectious improvisation throughout, the tone was set for the remainder of the show that would feature "Divisions," "Just What I Needed" and a "Cherub Rock" encore featuring Jimmy Chamberlin. Now, you can watch what the band saw on stage as they broke into the "All in Time" with this three-minute clip from the start of the show.
Umphrey's and GoPro have a long relationship, with videos all over YouTube featuring the HD cameras strapped to various body parts of the band members. While not actually being as gross as it sounds, check out Kris Myers' point of view during "Glory" at moe.down 2012 as well as the entire performance of "1348" from the band's New Years run in Atlanta.


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Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome (LEMS)
What is Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome (LEMS)?
Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome (LEMS) is an autoimmune disease — a disease in which the immune system attacks the body's own tissues. The attack occurs at the connection between nerve and muscle (the neuromuscular junction) and interferes with the ability of nerve cells to send signals to muscle cells.
The disease is named for Edward Lambert and Lee Eaton, neurologists at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., who first described myasthenic syndrome in the 1950s and '60s.
What are the symptoms of LEMS?
Initially, LEMS can cause leg weakness and difficulty walking. Like myasthenia gravis (MG), it also can result in weakness of the eye muscles and those involved in talking, swallowing and chewing.
The main clinical difference between MG and LEMS is that in MG, the person gets weaker with exertion, and in LEMS, the person gets stronger, at least temporarily. For more, see Signs and Symptoms.
What causes LEMS?
In about 60 percent of cases, LEMS is associated with an underlying disease, particularly small-cell lung cancer. It is thought that the body's attempt to fight the cancer inadvertently causes it to attack nerve-fiber endings.
In the other 40 percent of cases, the cause is unknown. For more, see Causes/Inheritance.
What is the progression of LEMS?
LEMS usually appears in middle age, but it also can have its onset in childhood. It is more common in men than women. The progression of LEMS depends on whether it occurs with cancer, although it is treatable in all its forms. LEMS that occurs in childhood is not associated with cancer.
What is the status of research on LEMS?
MDA-supported scientists in countries around the world are working to reveal numerous facets of LEMS, from identifying possible causes and triggers to the disease's molecular underpinnings to specific treatment strategies.


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WR Mark Clayton is returning to the Rams.
St. Louis swung a deal with the Ravens on the eve of the 2010 season to acquire Clayton, a former Oklahoma Sooner like Rams QB Sam Bradford.
The OU products quickly meshed despite little practice time with Clayton catching at least for five passes for 70 yards in three games before he tore his patella tendon in Week 5. He had 23 grabs for 306 yards and two TDs in five contests.
His contract expired after the season, but the Rams are willing to give him another opportunity.
Clayton rejoins a crowded wideout corps that currently includes Danny Amendola, Mike Sims-Walker, Brandon Gibson, Donnie Avery, Danario Alexander and rookies Austin Pettis and Greg Salas all trying to make their marks.
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Daley's Dorg 'Wattle' - Poem by William Thomas Goodge
"You can talk about yer sheep dorgs," said the man from Allan's Creek,
"But I know a dorg that simply knocked 'em bandy! -
Do whatever you would show him, and you'd hardly need to speak;
Owned by Daley, drover cove in Jackandandy.
"We was talkin' in the parlour, me and Daley, quiet like,
When a blow-fly starts a-buzzin' round the ceilin',
Up gets Daley, and he says to me, 'You wait a minute, Mike,
And I'll show you what a dorg he is at heelin'.'
"And an empty pickle-bottle was a-standin' on the shelf,
Daley takes it down and puts it on the table,
And he bets me drinks that blinded dorg would do it by himself -
And I didn't think as how as he was able!
"Well, he shows the dorg the bottle, and he points up to the fly,
And he shuts the door, and says to him - 'Now Wattle!'
And in less than fifteen seconds, spare me days, it ain't a lie,
That there dorg had got that insect in the bottle."
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accum has preserved, in his now antique pages, some of the recipes in vogue in his day.
An instance of this is related by accum, which goes directly to the point.
The following table from accum, gives the rate of starch and component parts per cent.
A treatise of the period, accum's Lectures, is shown in his coat-pocket.
Flour, according to that champion against adulteration, Mr. accum, varies in quality as much as any thing.


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Jason Statham is the cult action star of his generation. I say this fully believing this statement. The modern action film has seen the demise of the action star. In the 80's and early 90's actors like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone were mega stars, through the ever growing medium of the action film. Just behind them sat Bruce Willis (mainly due to Die Hard) and Kurt Russell. Even further down the pecking order you'd find the likes of Jean-Claude Van Damme and Chuck Norris, these guys had great careers, but failed to achieve the box office pull their counterparts received. These actors worked primarily in the burgeoning home video market, and were cult heroes to many. Yes they occasionally broke out and had a film released to a wider audience in an actual theatre, but not very often.
This is where Jason Statham would have found himself had he been around 10-15 years earlier. Only now the fabric of the action film has changed. Its no longer populated by ripped guys in tight shirts kicking-ass. Instead we have computer generated robots based on toys, or invisible aliens based on a shitty game, where the only object is to say a collection of numbers and hope you sink a battleship. What the hell happened to the testosterone fuelled, acceptable gratuitous violence that I grew up with?
There is a void in the market, and its being filled by Jason Statham.
Statham is making those mid-level action movies, whose special effects are the abilities of their star, and this makes them more simplistic, and the more simplistic a movie, often the less $$ you have to spend. Your average Jason Statham movie will run at a budget of around $30m to $50m, so around at most 1/4 of lets say Battleship. Now of course your average Jason Statham movie is not going to make anywhere near Battleship money, but what it will do is make steady profit at the box office and a healthy return on DVD and Blu-ray, making Jason Statham one of the safest movie stars out there, the worst that can happen is the film could capture an audience or meme it was not aiming for and end up making more then expected.
Safe is Statham's latest film, and will be released nationwide on the 27th of April in the US and the 4th of May 2012 in the UK. Its your standard run of the mill plot line, Statham plays Luke Wright, an ex-cop who is now a punching bag used by Russian mobsters to throw MMA fights. An incident happens that forces him into a life of solitude. Meanwhile a gifted young Chinese girl Mei (Catherine Chan) is brought to New York to by Chinese mobsters because of her ability to remember complex and long numbers in an instant. When Mei is asked to remember a number of great importance by the head of the Chinese mob, Han Jiao (James Hong) she becomes a target for the Russian mob to kidnap, and this is where Mei and Luke's paths cross.
Amazingly there are spoilers in this film. Its a simple yet well written and constructed story, that actually holds together very well. Yeah its not Inception, but its certainly got more plot than a Michael Bay film.
The star of the show is in great form, and director Boaz Yakin certainly knows where he should place all the action shots, firmly on Statham. The close camera action style this film uses has its critics, who often say the use of "shaky" cam is too disorientating to make out whats going on, they can have none of those complaints here. This is some of the finest close action fight scenes I've seen in a long time, there is great composure in Yakin's framing of the action, and much of it, although not shot from Mei's viewpoint, is shot as if from her eye level, which is an interesting stylistic choice.
Most of the supporting cast are very solid. There are great turns from Robert John Burke as Captain Wolf, a corrupt cop who used to work with Luke, and it's fair to say that Luke is not popular with his ex-cop buddies, and Anson Mount who makes a brief but fantastic appearance towards the end. If there is one negative in the film its Reggie Lee's Quan Chang, the man who Han Jiao has charged with looking after both Mei and his New York businesses. Reggie Lee crops up in a lot, but as a bad guy I've never found him convincing.
If you're looking for deep, thought provoking cinema or a special effects laden blockbuster then go see something else. But if you're looking for an ass-kicking, entertaining 94 minutes then you will not be disappointed, and if you are then I'm telling Statham!
Safe is released in theatres across the US from 27th of April 2012 and the UK 4th of May.
Anyway peace out suckers!
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Lemon-Lime Layer Cake
READY IN: 1hr 15mins
Recipe by Vino Girl
From Cooking Light, September 2007.
Top Review by Souppe du Jour
Made this into cupcakes for my son's 6th birthday, as he specifically requested lemon-lime cake. Baked at 350 degrees for 18 minutes. Used half cake flour and half whole wheat flour, as well as regular eggs. Came out great! Good for a party on a balmy summer day.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- cooking spray
- 1 1⁄2 cups sugar
- 1⁄2 cup butter, softened
- 3⁄4 cup egg substitute
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind
- 1 tablespoon grated lime rind
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 2 1⁄4 cups flour
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 1⁄3 cups low-fat buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
- 1 teaspoon grated lime rind
- 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
- 1 (8 ounce) package reduced-fat cream cheese, softened
- 2 1⁄2 cups powdered sugar, sifted
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Coat 2 (9-inch) round cake pans with cooking spray; line bottoms of pans with wax paper. Coat wax paper with cooking spray.
- Place sugar and butter in a large bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed until well blended (about 5 minutes).
- Add egg substitute and the next 3 ingredients (through 1 tablespoon juice); beat well.
- Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt, stirring well with a whisk.
- Add flour mixture and buttermilk alternately to sugar mixture.
- Spoon batter into prepared pans.
- Bake for 30 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.
- Cool in pans on a wire rack 10 minutes; remove cakes from pans.
- Carefully peel off wax paper.
- Cool completely on wire racks coated with cooking spray.
- To prepare icing, place 1 teaspoon lemon rind and next 3 ingredients (through cream cheese) in a medium bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed until smooth (about 1 minute).
- Gradually add powdered sugar, beating at low speed just until blended (do not overbeat).
- Cover and chill for 30 minutes.
- Place 1 cake layer on a plate; spread with 1/2 cup icing.
- Top with remaining cake layer.
- Spread remaining icing over top and sides of cake.
- Chill 1 hour.
- Store cake loosely covered in refrigerator.


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Thinking about interacting with the customer at the start of the project? Who would argue against that? Well, it depends on what you call it. It also depends on whether you then do it without the benefit of the rest of the project team. Here, Ulrika Park helps us see what an agile approach to thinking about the requirements might look like.
In the beginning of software development and requirements, there was big design up front.
This way of approaching requirements is still the most common way I see organizations work when it comes to deciding what features software projects should deliver.
The concept of big design up front represents both the way requirements analysts (or other people on the client side) try to design every feature up front down to the smallest detail, and the way software and business architects try to design all parts of the architectural or domain model before any developers have started.
In this previous way of working, after a formal handoff to developers when a project starts, developers are expected to execute the pile of design documents and translate them into code, no matter what they discover or misinterpret during the way.
Now, we have agile.
The agile methods, such as Scrum and XP, put a huge focus on removing the problem with big design up front. Instead of organizing roles in a software project to work separately from each other at different times, only communicating by one-way documentation, these methods emphazise the necessity for designers (business analysts, interaction designers, domain experts, and architects), developers, and testers to work together—at the same time, within the same team, in the same project.
This way of addressing design work, which helps to avoid misconceptions and raise productivity, is nothing new in other product and service development businesses, so IT seems to be catching up with more mature industries.
In projects that claim to be agile, requirements are expected to be a collection of lightly expressed user stories gathered in a backlog for the team and customer to iteratively work on, one story at a time.
While agile may have taken away the "evil phenomenon" of big design up front, I think we have gone from one extreme to another. Instead of doing all design up front, people responsible for agile projects are now doing no design up front, or rather no thinking up front.
A study by Craig Larman in 2005 [1] showed that only about 20 percent of requested features developed in software projects are actually used. Big design up front was part of the reason. Trying to figure out all details up front either makes designers, business analysts, and architects overdo it and define a lot of functions no one actually wants, or makes the development team overdo it because they don't know the scope or priority.
So, by removing big design up front and instead creating an agile backlog with loosely defined requirements and design from the start, should you get better results?
I strongly believe from what I've seen in different agile projects during my fifteen years in the software industry that this is not true. We do get better results by scoping how much is delivered and having access to a customer representative who can prioritize. But by removing allthinking up front, we are still building features that are not used—features that are more or less randomly selected by the product owner or client and are not necessarily of much value for the user. Project teams don't understand what problem they're working to solve; they're just enabled to solve it quicker.
My recommendation to all software project teams out there is that whether you use an agile method or not, start doing more thinking up front.
This is different from big design up front.
What we should do, instead of trying to do all design up front or removing all thinking up front, is have a well-founded understanding of the problem our software product or service is supposed to solve before trying to solve it. I have had good experience from some assignments where we actually did this.
Personal Experience
I'll give you a short summary of one agile prestudy I was a part of before any money was invested in the actual technology or development work.
In this instance, the client's department was about to do either a costly upgrade of a tool for PDF publishing or replace it with another tool (which is always costly, right?). The client needed to know what option he should choose in the short term while also getting some idea of a long-term solution.
In about a three-month period I did my best to help the client focus on understanding the problem rather than documenting all possible function specifications. Here are steps that I took to get results.


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Coalition Communities add 34th Member Before Education Funding Forum
June 5, 2002
PORTSMOUTH, NH – The northern New Hampshire community of Carroll announced Wednesday it will become the 34th town to join the Coalition Communities working to find a long-term, equitable solution to the education funding crisis, an issue that will be the focus of the group's Education Funding Forum on June 13.
Carroll, home to 663 people, must raise an additional $357,402 in property taxes and then send that mandated "donation" to Concord for redistribution to other communities for the fiscal year beginning July 1. The amount is the equivalent of $539 for every man, woman and child in the town.
The announcement comes just a few days ahead of the Coalition Communities' Education Funding Forum scheduled for 7 p.m. on June 13 in Portsmouth and featuring all the candidates for governor – Republicans Bruce Keough, Gordon Humphrey and Craig Benson; Democrats Bev Hollingworth and Mark Fernald, and Libertarian John Babiarz.
"We are very pleased to welcome the town of Carroll to our group as our numbers – and our resolve – continue to grow. Our Forum is just another step to make sure the public truly understands how high the stakes are in the upcoming gubernatorial election," said Mayor Evelyn Sirrell, leader of the Coalition.
"We believe that with the right person in the corner office, and supporters in the Legislature, we may actually see an end to this horrible, unjust tax that is hurting our state and causing people to lose their homes. That's why we are going to work so hard to educate the citizens of our state about where these candidates stand. And we believe the voters want to know. A recent survey showed education funding continues to be the No. 1 issue on voters' minds, by far!"
Carroll's selectmen this week voted to join the group following a meeting about the education funding issue that was attended by Dee McLave, a selectwoman from the nearby Coalition town of Jackson. Carroll is the seventh town to join the Coalition since December, following Sugar Hill, Dublin, Tuftonboro, Easton, Center Harbor and Pittsburg.
The two-hour Education Funding Forum will be broadcast live statewide via New Hampshire Public Radio, as well as in the Portsmouth area via the Channel 22 government-access station serving the communities of Portsmouth, Rye, Greenland, Newington and New Castle. Several public access stations across the state also have agreed to air a tape of the Forum broadcast. Citizens interested in viewing the tape should contact their local cable stations to express interest, as well as their local government-access stations via their town offices.
Although the Forum will be open to the general public, seating is limited.
The Coalition also is working on designing a pledge to be presented to all of the gubernatorial candidates to sign that they will commit to finding an equitable, long-term solution to the education funding problem that does not rely on statewide property taxes. A pledge also is being formulated to offer all of the candidates for State Legislature.
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After the Newtown shootings, a meme has been circulating the internet regarding the separation of Church and State. For those of you who haven't seen it, it says that the shootings would not have happened if God was allowed in schools, but because he is banned, he could do nothing to stop it.
Click on the link and read what this anonymous pastor has to say about the meme on his Facebook page. I guarantee you it will be the best read you have had all week.


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Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson Retires… His Blog
Image Comics is currently undergoing both a critical and commercial renaissance, with the likes of Prophet, Saga and Fatale winning over readers new and old, and a whole slew of new books from the likes of Matt Fraction, Greg Rucka, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Grant Morrison and more promised in the next year. A somewhat cryptic post titled "Retirement" on the often outspoken publisher Eric Stephenson's personal blog had us holding our breath wondering if he was quitting while he was ahead. Turns out the only thing that's getting retired is the "It Sparkles!" blog itself.In the post, Stephenson wrote:
Time to do something else.
A call to Image confirmed that "retirement" and "doing something else" simply means It Sparkles! has come to an end, which is a little sad for those who've come to enjoy his outspoken, occasionally controversy-stirring commentary on the comic book industry as he sees it, a million miles away from the often bland and self-censored comments of other leading industry figures.
Stephenson even modified his blog description to reflect the retirement:
it sparkles! was an online scrapbook of sorts, compiling my various interests and obsessions as the mood struck. 28 January, 2010 – 13 August, 2012.
That's not to say he won't be keeping busy in other arenas of writing; Stephenson has, after all, just reinvigorated his own comics writing career with the announcement of Nowhere Men, the series he's creating with artist Nate Bellegarde. Since he's still serving as publisher, closing down the blog shouldn't be a major loss to Image Comics; during his tenure, the publisher has become more diverse, more interesting and more successful than it had been in years.


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Owensboro - The Old Theater Workshop
In 1809 this theater was a Baptist church. A young priest lived there with his family. His daughter was dating a young man who her father disapproved of. Late one night the daughter came to her father with dreadful news. She told her father she was pregnant. He was so disappointed in her he told her he never wanted to see her again and sent her away. So the story goes that night she was out of her mind she ran up to the bell tower and hung herself. Her father was so sad he to killed himself in the basement. With what nobody knows. To this day lights are said to go on and off constantly the bell rings when there isnt a bell anymore coldness out of nowhere surrounds you and if your not careful while standing in front of the basement you just might get pushes as many have before.
Owensboro, Kentucky
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On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 06:31:14PM -0400, Joseph Fannin wrote: > I've searched the archives but found no answer to this question: > Does XFS require DevFS? Or can I build a kernel for my system > (installed from the XFS RH7.1 .iso) that does not include devfs > without having problems? > > I've been completely unable to build a working kernel using either > the RH-2.96 or egcs -- the build either fails or gives me a kernel > that produces random segfaults, oopsen, and fs corruption. I've tried > the .src.rpm on the .iso, the 2.4.3 patches and the CVS devel tree. > Thanks you everyone for your replies, and for putting up with my frustration. Now that I know that my problem wasn't a misconfiguration I have built two kernels now with xfs support -- v2.4.3 with the 1.0 release patches, built with egcs. Both machines appear to be working fine. The problem was definitely compiler related -- even the latest release of 2.96 didn't work for me, though I read somewhere that it did. The redhat-patched kernel in the src.rpm didn't build with egcs (kgcc) but a vanilla 2.4.3 with xfs patches applied built fine. RedHat builds and tests their kernels with 2.96, so I suspect one of their patches doesn't like egcs. (The failure was an "internal compiler error" that happened twice, the second again in the same place, after a `make clean`) The other build failures I got were likely due to a combination of fs corruption (there were some complaints about missing files) and the wrong compiler. The hardware on this machine is solid, though I have another with flaky memory; the problem was 100% gcc-2.96. So don't use it for XFS kernels. :-) -- Joseph Fannin jhf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx "Bull in pure form is rare; there is usually some contamination by data." -- William Graves Perry Jr.
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Streak arrives in Australia as captain of a party comprised largely of novices and middle-ranking players with poor records. Without him the forthcoming Test matches can have no meaning. Alone among the cricketers due to appear in their country's colours in Perth, he belongs in this company.
It has not been easy for him. Along the way he has taken a hundred pastings. Worse, he has been condemned as an apologist for a diabolical regime. He is nothing of the sort. As far as he is concerned he is representing the country of his birth and not a ruling party that cannot win a seat in Harare or Bulawayo or any other urban area where votes are counted along orthodox lines.
Nor did he need any lectures in the dangers of life in his country, because his father had been arrested and his farm had been occupied. Of course these inconveniences pale beside the sufferings of tribal and political opponents of the ruling clique.
Cricket has given its version of the Nobel prize to Andy Flower and Henry Olonga but the current captain also commands respect.
Forced to choose between withdrawing and enduring, he took the latter and often tougher course. Streak has been unwavering in his commitment to Zimbabwean cricket. He has had to put up with a lot of nonsense, including selectors insisting upon the inclusion of more black players and the exclusion of supposed troublemakers. The cancer of racism has been spread as a political tool, and the impressionable and opportunistic have responded. Not that the white tribe has been blameless.
Throughout, Streak has kept his head. Neither exhaustion nor despair has taken hold. Indeed he has been in form with bat and ball and had an outstanding tour of England. Repeatedly he rescued a fragile batting order with staunch contributions. By now he is used to walking out to bat with the scoreboard telling a sorry tale.
His batting is built upon strong foundations instilled at an early age and reinforced at Falcon College in Matabeleland, where many Zimbabwean cricketers first heard the bad news about algebra (that it exists). His father used to collect Olonga from Plumtree School, an hour's drive away, and the boys played for the same club on Sundays.
Streak's bowling is likewise pragmatic. A tearaway in his youth, nowadays he bowls like a veteran, running in a short distance and concentrating upon moving the ball away from the bat and occasionally sending down a crafty cutter. He moves the ball around, keeps a length and leaves the rest to the gods above and the minds of his opponents. Watching him, it is surprising to discover that he has only been around for 28 years. Perhaps it seems longer.
Zimbabwe has lost an entire team. Among the absentees, only Alistair Campbell will not be missed, an ageing and unduly influential player who promised more than he delivered. Streak alone remains from a history that began with farmers and properly raised boys. Slowly a professionalism was developed that made Zimbabwe a force in the game, a status that has been undermined by factors beyond the control of cricket or its people.
Streak's life in the game has followed the self-same course. Now he stands alone as the last of the old school. He has stayed behind to help those from devastated white families or poor black communities who have caught the bug and want to take their cricket as far as possible.
Sportsmen can overcome the most desperate circumstances. The Zimbabwean soccer team that has just reached the African finals, a turn of events that delighted both my orphans in Harare and another acquaintance, a refugee who fled after state-sponsored thugs burnt down the house belonging to his father, an opposition candidate.
Streak and his men must be welcomed as the representatives of a nation with a proud cricketing tradition. All right-thinking people will wish them well while praying the forces of good will soon prevail in their homeland.
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From: "Kay Martin" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] 12 marker-tell if 2 males cousins have same father--try again
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2002 12:58:53 -0500
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Gordon and Everyone else,
First, thanks to those of you who are sharing your DNA and your family stories - these are helping me so much in understanding this new tool we have!
In this particular instance, wouldn't a perfect match be reason to investigate? Gordon, in your family, with your Richard DNA showing up in Boone and Leighton families, would it not be worth the paper investigation to see if you can find out what actually did happen there? Children often took the name of a step-father, with no legal action involved - as well as all the other possible circumstances. That looks like a great mystery to be solved to me. Would it not be a certain enough connection (within the last ten generations or so)? Aren't those Boone's and Leighton's definite biological relatives?
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From: Gordon L. Richard
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Subject: Re: [DNA] 12 marker-tell if 2 males cousins have same father--try again
This set of circumstances would SUGGEST that the two males MIGHT HAVE BEEN
sired by the same man, but it certainly wouldn't PROVE such to be the case.
To illustrate this, I will point out that my RICHARD DNA exactly matches
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Executives in private equity firms – such as Mitt Romney of Bain Capital and Henry Kravis of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts – tend to be peacocks who think quite highly of themselves.
Fanning their splendid tail feathers, they unabashedly claim to be the ultimate free-enterprise risk takers – worth every dime of the multimillion-dollar paychecks they award themselves each year. Excuse me, but the risks taken by these self-anointed "heroes of the market" are done with other people's money, not their own. But here's a revelation that really ruffles their feathers: They appear to have been gathering their riches not with bold competition, but with old-fashioned collusion.
An antitrust civil lawsuit filed in federal court against 11 of the biggest equity firms includes emails in which they agree not to compete. In 2006, for example. The head of Blackstone sent an email to the co-founder of KKR: "We would much rather work with you guys than against you. Together we can be unstoppable but in opposition we can cost each other a lot of money." The KKR honcho happily emailed back a one-word response: "Agreed."
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Elongate Hemlock Scale
The elongate hemlock scale, Fiorinia externa Ferris, native to Japan, is a pest of eastern hemlock, Tsuga canadensis, and Carolina hemlock, T. caroliniana, in the Eastern United States. It has been found in the District of Columbia and in nine states from Virginia to southern New England and west to Ohio. F. externa attacks the lower surface of the hemlock needle, where it removes fluids from the mesophyll cells through piercing and sucking mouthparts. Elongate hemlock scale sometimes occurs with two other exotic pests — a circular hemlock scale, Nuculaspis tsugae (Marlatt), and the hemlock woolly adelgid, Adelges tsugae Annand. Mixed infestations of scales and adelgids can greatly hasten hemlock decline.
Hosts: Elongate hemlock scale is known to develop and reproduce on 43 species, representing 7 genera of native and exotic conifers, including 14 species that are native to the United States. Spruce and fir tend to be even more susceptible than hemlock, although it has not yet spread into the natural ranges of these other native conifers.
Description: Adult females are soft-bodied, legless, wingless, and are enclosed in an elongate, parallel-sided cover that is light yellow to brown, translucent, and about 2mm long. The male cover is elongate, white, and about 1.5mm long. Adult males are light brown, about 1.5mm long, have legs and wings, but are feeble-flying insects. Crawlers are legged first-stage nymphs that hatch from translucent eggs within the female cover. Crawlers are soft bodied, lemon-colored, and about 0.1mm long. Second-stage nymphs are enclosed in an oval, amber-colored cover, and are soft bodied, sedentary, and vary in size from 0.1mm to 1.0mm.
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Photos and text by Mark S. McClure, The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, P.O. Box 248, 153 Cook Hill Road, Windsor, CT 06095


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The Partnering Community Centers presents an art exhibit in celebration of Women's History Month March 18 2013 – April 20, 2013. The exhibit, titled "Strong Women" celebrates the artistic achievements of women through various media including painting, photography, collage, sculpture and drawing. The opening reception will take place at one of the oldest Jewish Synagogues in Newark, Congregation Ahavas Shalom, in its affiliated Jewish Museum of New Jersey on Thursday, March 21, 2013, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Viewing days and hours are Monday-Thursday 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. This event is free and open to the public.
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