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[Spoilers from episode 4 from here on out]
Who would have guessed that we would start yet another episode with Zoe and Wade in bed together? I'm not complaining one bit. By the end, a real title (or the start of one) was put on their relationship. Let's discuss.
Here are the Good, the Great, and the Brilliant moments from last night.
The Good: Lemon steals a pregnancy test. After feeling ill while preparing Lavon for the Meat and Greet — a barbecue in town to rally more supporters for the election — she becomes nauseous. Her friend makes a comment about being pregnant, which sparks fear in this Belle's heart. She anxiously tags along with Lavon as he meanders in the Dixie Stop, and she slips a pregnancy test into his shopping bag. On their way out, sirens blare. The little ol' Dixie Stop has security alarms.
Lavon covers for Lemon and claims the test is for his alligator, Burt Reynolds — who may or may not be a girl. I could care less about the absurdity of the Dixie Stop Manager believing Lavon's lie because we finally, finally hear of Burt Reynolds again. The poor alligator has been missing in action for many, many episodes. The brilliant moment of the night centers on Lavon's shoplifting accusation. More on that later.
Is Lemon really pregnant? No. Of course not. She's only sea sick from living on a house boat. George, the gentle man that he is, offers to switch his apartment for her shack on the sea.
The Great: Zoe tries out casual sex and realizes it's not for her. Zoe spent the majority of the episode foaming at the mouth about attempting a casual "relationship" with Wade. She talks to Lavon, her best bud, about her sexcapades with Wade that have turned into naughty role-playing. When he refuses to listen, she reluctantly turns to his opponent in the election for advice — Ruby.
Zoe catches Wade inviting a blonde chick into his house and sticking a sock on the doorknob. Her anger led to the quote of the night: "It's one thing for a lion to be King of the Jungle, but yo Simba, how about a little heads up if there's going to be a hot new lioness in the den when Nala comes home." — Zoe
In retaliation, she agrees to be set up with Ruby's cousin. Instead of eating at a fancy restaurant in Mobile, Zoe switches the dinner plans for the Rammer Jammer — all to make Wade jealous. We don't meet much of Ruby's cousin. Zoe's too busy slamming back white wine so Wade can refill her glass. (Side Note: Is Wade so confident that he doesn't feel threatened by Ruby's cousin? He hardly seemed frazzled by the matter. Or is Zoe just too transparent in her attempt to bring forth the jealousy?). The very last scene, Zoe confronts Wade with the realization that she can't do casual sex. She's not that type of person. And she asks him very pointedly if he would be up for being casually monogamous with her, but he doesn't have to be her boyfriend.
He says yes. Ladies, he says yes. I was expecting a no. So much so that when he smiled that charming little smile, I rolled my eyes, waiting for the punch line. There was none. Nope. Instead, he accepted her offer with sincerity and said that the blonde chick was a girl dropping off tile for Zoe's bathroom, and he'd hung up the sock after stepping in "raccoon crap." After tonight, Zoe and Wade go down as an all time favorite television couple of mine. I honestly can't see Zoe with anyone else, and the same can be said for Wade. Do you agree?
The Brilliant: Lavon wins over the Bluebell Owls Men's Club as an endorsement for the election and subsequently loses their vote. Since Lavon covered for Lemon's shoplifting scandal, the entire town heard of his illegal activity and jumped over to the Ruby camp. The Owls — the biggest endorsement either party could gain — also left Lavon out in the cold. The sheriff let Lavon off with a forty dollar fine and a slap on the wrist, so how exactly did all of Bluebell hear about Lavon shoplifting? All fingers point to Dr. Zoe Hart.
When Zoe drank a little too much, Wade whispered (pretty sexily I might add) the gossipy news to her, saying they had to go help Lavon out at the Dixie Stop. She then shrieked in exclamation that Lavon shop-lifted! Ruby heard, and she wasn't against sending the news to the Gazette. That was low, don't you think? I actually feel for Lavon. Being a Mayor is his livelihood, and Ruby's playing dirty.
Thankfully, Lemon has a conscience, and she wouldn't let Lavon take the heat for her actions. She fessed up about the pregnancy test, telling the Dixie Stop Manager it belonged to her, and Lavon's supporters trickled back. The Owls, however, have decided to remain nonpartisan for the time being — neither choosing Lavon or Ruby. Who do you think they'll support? And better yet, who do you think will actually win the election?
How long do you think Magnolia and Dr. Breeland can last without Lemon around to do their chores? Are you glad Wade and Zoe have somewhat committed to each other? Do you think it will stick? And isn't George adorable as he's thrown into the dating pool? And lastly, Lemon said she wanted a career. In what exactly?
— Becca Ritchie


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Big Dry in western United States could change this fall, says expert
Historic dry conditions across the western United States will continue this summer, but climate conditions could change this fall and deliver more rain, according to a University of Missouri climate expert.
Tony Lupo, who heads atmospheric sciences at the university's College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, says that the hot and dry weather has two main causes: eastern Pacific ridging and blocking events, and lower sea temperatures in the central Pacific.
Eastern Pacific ridging is an elongated area of high atmospheric pressure. Ridges enhance summer heat and, depending on their strength and how fast they move, can bring record summer heat and stifling air pollution to a region for several days or weeks.
"The long-lasting ridging over the eastern Pacific showed signs of weakening earlier this month," Lupo said.
"When this pattern diminishes, as I predict it will sometime by September, a more normal jet stream pattern will return and direct much-needed rainfall back to parched California, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas."
Atmospheric blocking occurs when a powerful high-pressure system gets locked in one place.
These motionless areas tend to cover a large area and low pressure areas tend to grind to a halt behind them. Rain-carrying storms aren't able to move in their normal west-to-east pattern because of this blocking.
Blocking events also can trigger dangerous conditions such as extreme weather. If hot and dry weather doesn't move, short- to long-term drought conditions can result.
"Only about 20 to 40 blocking events occur each year, making them among the rarest of weather events," Lupo said. "However, the greatest frequency occurs over the Atlantic and Pacific.
"Additional improvement will come to the west because of a change in the equatorial Pacific sea surface temperatures that have a strong influence on weather patterns over North America."
For nearly four years, the Pacific Ocean has experienced La Nina, or neutral conditions, in the Pacific. During these periods the sea surface temperatures across the central Pacific Ocean can be lower than normal.
These conditions typically direct the jet stream from the Pacific on a northeast path over Canada.
Lupo says storms follow the jet stream and leave the western United States dry.
"Recently, La Nina has weakened into a neutral state and is showing signs of transitioning into an El Nino state," Lupo said.
"This will allow the jet stream to flow over the middle of the US, bringing much-needed showers with it."
Lupo says that rainfall would be welcomed in the west, as California and Nevada are in their third year of what the US Drought Monitor calls an "extreme drought", the second highest of six rankings, and about 10 percent of those areas are experiencing an "exceptional drought", the highest possible level.
As of mid-May, about 38 percent of the contiguous US suffered from drought, according to the US Drought Monitor.
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If the San Gabriel Valley Babe Ruth 18-under All-Star baseball team wants to return to the World Series, they must win three games.
It lost 3-1 to Modesto on Sunday night in a winners' bracket game in the Pacific Southwest Regionals at Watsonville High school.
San Gabriel Valley, 2-1 in the regionals and 5-1 overall, will play at 6 p.m. today in a rematch with Watsonville in an elimination game. The winner advances to Tuesday's title game against Modesto.
San Gabriel Valley, the defending regional champs, defeated Watsonville on Saturday behind 10 strikeouts by former Bishop Amat pitcher Daniel Zamora.
Valley won its opening game on Friday night, 10-0, over Utah in five innings.
On Sunday, San Gabriel Valley managed only four hits.
"Their pitcher did well and kept us off-balance and we just couldn't hit," Valley coach Mike Garcia said. "We had bases loaded and couldn't score with runners on second and third in the seventh."
San Gabriel Valley starting pitcher Caleb Rodusky allowed only a fourth-inning two-run home run.
San Gabriel came back with its only run of the game in the bottom half of the fourth on a run-scoring single to right field by Martin Gallegos of Glendora High School.
Robert Mier, a graduate of Bonita High, opened the inning getting hit by a pitch. Tyler Heslop (Bonita) sacrificed Mier to second, who then was wild-pitched to third before coming home on the single.
"Our pitcher (Rodusky) did well, except for one pitch that was up," Garcia said.
Upland 15, Glendora 5
SAN DIMAS - It must be disheartening for opponents that even when Upland Foothill Little League isn't playing its best, the result still is a mercy-rule victory.
Upland (9-0 in the playoffs) beat Glendora 15-5 Sunday at Marchant Park. The five-inning mercy-rule effort was in the second round of the Little League Section 3 playoffs.
Upland advanced to Tuesday's championship game against today's Glendora-South Pasadena winner at 5:30.
South Pasadena eliminated West Covina, 7-1 on Sunday. The winner today will need a pair of victories over Upland.
With a win on either Tuesday or Wednesday, Upland would advance to the Subdivisional round on Saturday in Ladera Heights.
Ryan Rodriguez, Michael Mergener and Chad Nicholson combined to allow three earned runs on seven hits and struck out seven.
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By Frank Ahrens
Thursday, August 26, 2010; 6:37 PM
Foreclosures and late payments on home mortgages dropped slightly in the second quarter of this year, but sustained high unemployment and a stalled economic recovery could make the improvement short-lived.
Although one in 10 mortgages in the United States is still behind by at least one payment, the number of "seriously delinquent" loans - those that are at least 90 days late - dropped compared with the first three months of this year, the Mortgage Bankers Association said Thursday.
Also, the percentage of homes in foreclosure dropped to 4.57 percent in the second three months of this year, compared with 4.63 percent in the first quarter.
However, the number of seriously delinquent mortgages is still higher than it was during the comparable period last year.
"When I'm asked, 'Are things getting better or worse?' my answer is like most things these days," Mortgage Bankers Association chief economist Jay Brinkmann said in a conference call Thursday. "It is a combination of good news and not-so-good news. And there are areas of concern even with the good news."
The nation's foreclosure and mortgage-delinquency statistics are dominated by large, depressed markets in the four "sand states:" Nevada, Arizona, California and Florida. In the second quarter of this year, California had 13.2 percent of all outstanding mortgages and 14.7 percent of all foreclosures, the association said.
The positive numbers are the result of three shifts, Brinkmann said.
Last year, there was a drop in the number of mortgages that were only one payment past due, Brinkmann said. Moving to this year, that means the number of mortgages that are several payments past due has decreased. However, the association has seen a recent uptick this quarter in new delinquencies.
Second, a number of homes with distressed mortgages have been sold, thanks to the federal homebuyer tax credit. But when that credit expired at the end of April, home sales predictably tumbled, with sales last month of previously owned homes hitting a 15-year low.
Third, some of the mortgage-relief programs appear to have worked, chiefly those engineered by banks in the private sector. Government efforts to keep troubled homeowners from defaulting on their mortgages have had little effect. President Obama's signature mortgage-relief plan has a drop-out rate of nearly 50 percent, the government reported last week. Historically, 40 to 60 percent of all reworked mortgages fall back into delinquency, Brinkmann said.
The State Foreclosure Prevention Working Group, a collection of state attorneys general and state banking regulators, said this week that homeowners who had recently reworked their troubled mortgages were faring better than those who did so earlier during the financial crisis, giving hope that a second wave of mass defaults can be avoided.
Brinkmann said the report provided "cautiously optimistic news" about the mortgage market. However, he said, as long as unemployment remains near 10 percent, Thursday's good news will probably be short-lived, he said.
"A number of us are having to rethink our forecasts based on numbers that have come in in the past month or so," Brinkmann said, referring to last week's higher-than-expected new jobless claims, the stock market's dismal performance this month and downgrades in estimated economic growth for the rest of the year.


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Proving that a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing in the hands of a four-year-old, my bossy daughterJesse has caused a wrangle over table manners among our friends.
Now referred to as Elbowgate, we were having dinner with some old pals last week when Jesse decided to loudly comment that Tim was eating with his elbows on the table.
As I tend to ignore most of Jesse's rantings, this would have gone relatively unnoticed if Tim hadn't reacted by pointedly telling her that in his house, elbows on the table are not considered rude.
Of course we weren't in his house, and Jesse is still being house-trained, so it wasn't very helpful of him to move the goalposts on the subject of manners.
General tsking sounds were made around the table, but Tim stuck to his guns, defending his stance by saying: "It's the truth though, I'm only telling her the truth."
Jesse promptly put her elbows on the table, so I had to tell her off – and Tim, for being a numpty.
I suspect he was annoyed at being caught out by a snotty brat and decided to be a bit contrary about it.
What Tim does in the privacy of his own home is between him and his therapist, but in company he should eat politely.
Otherwise we could all bring our casual dining habits to the table – he wouldn't like it much if I let Jesse snack on the contents of her nose like she does at home.
Anyway, Elbowgate rumbles on – mostly in my head – because I think the whole point of teaching a child manners is to help them fit into society.
When Jesse's an adult, she can sit with her bum on the table for all I care, but at least she'll know not to expect too many fine-dining invites.
I realise that arguing for old-fashioned manners may make me sound like one of the bring-back-hanging brigade, but I really do believe that teaching children to be polite is as important as learning to read.
Kids will do much better in life if they learn social skills early yet I've met plenty of parents who don't insist their children greet other adults.
"Oh little Jonny's shy," they say by way of an excuse for their kid's plain rudeness.
Look, I'm not asking for a high five, just a polite acknowledgement that I exist.
When they grow up and look for a job, they'll find there's not much call for grunting, unless they want to be a telephone sex worker.
It's also tedious trying to teach kids how to eat properly – Jesse still uses a fork like she's planting a flag, but I know she's not going to wipe her mouth on the curtains when invited to tea.
Although still rankled by Elbowgate, I also had to admit that I wasn't sure why it's considered bad form to have your elbows on the table while eating. Apparently it's not just because "I say so".
So I Googled the etiquette's origin and found that eating with your elbows on the table is rude because it forces you to hunch over your food and blocks out your neighbour.
The only exception to this rule is if you find yourself sitting next to Gwyneth Paltrow, who I imagine only talks about macrobiotic food and hair straighteners.
Mind you, Tim's not the only one with a loose grasp on manners, some of you need reminding that hot towels in the local curry house are not for giving yourself a bed bath – they're just for cleaning your hands and mouth.
And just because there are toothpicks on the table, this is not an invitation to go digging – save it for a trip to the loo.
Right that's it for this week, I'm now retiring to the drawing room with the other ladies to work on my cross-stitch.


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JVC DLA-RS4910, DLA-RS49, DLA-X500R Projector Review
DLA-RS4910 PROJECTOR HARDWARE TOUR: Overview and Lens, Control Panel, Inputs and Connections
DLA-RS4910 Projector - Hardware Overview
JVC's DLA-RS4910 and its siblings are moderately large projectors. They are about the same size as the competing Sony's, a about a half size larger than the Epson 5030UB or the Panasonic PT-AE8000U projectors. Of late, the only home theater projectors to grace our theater that are larger, have been the two true 4K resolution Sony's. Both are about a 1/2 size larger than the JVC, mostly taller. Pick one up, and the JVC feels very serious, weighing in at almost 35 pounds, heavier than the others just mentioned.
The motorized 2:1 zoom lens is center mounted. All functions are motorized – zoom, focus, and lens shift. You'll find exhaust vents on the outside portion of the front. You'll also find the front IR sensor for the remote control, just to the left of the lens if you are facing the projector. Down below the JVC RS4910 has four screw thread adjustable feet – two up front, to in the back (of course)! Also down below is one air intake.
Nothing on the sides, or the top (other than the logo on the top). The rest of the action is in the back.
At the outer edges of the back are two more intake vents. facing the back , the inputs and other connectors are on the left side of the projector's back. In the center of the rear of the JVC is the control panel, and the door for lamp access is to the right.
RS4910 Control Panel
No surprises here, JVC hasn't changed the control panel for the third year in a row. Located in the center of the rear of the projector it's a fairly standard affair.
The power switch (On/Standby) is at the top. Press once to power on, press twice to power down. Next down is the Input – the source selector. Right below that is the OK (aka Enter) button. Most projectors put that button in the center of the arrow keys, but not JVC.
Well, those four navigation arrow keys are next, and they are set up in the popular diamond configuration.
That leaves only the Menu button on the bottom left, and the Back button (often called Escape), which moves you back up a level in the menus when pressed.
All the standard features, nothing extra. Nicely spaced out. Works! By putting it on the back, it should be less noticeable than if on the projector's top (if mounted), as that would be facing down.
JVC DLA-RS4910 Inputs and Connections
These JVC projectors have a few goodies, but are also missing some standard inputs.
From the top left of the rear of the RS4910, you'll find two HDMI 1.4 inputs, and just to the right of them, is the RJ45 ethernet jack for networking. Slightly further right and down a bit is the rear IR sensor for the remote control.
Right below the two HDMI inputs, is a standard RS232 Serial port with the usual DB9 connector.
Moving down and back to the left, there's the DIN connector for the optional 3D RF emitter. To its right is a small jack for a 12 volt screen trigger.
That's it folks, although I note that missing are some low res inputs – composite video, and S-video, but we're definitely seeing more manufacturers no longer including those, especially on higher end projector models.
It would have been nice if one of the HDMI inputs was configured to support MHL, which would have allowed some internet smarts to be added, such as a Roku stick, or directly interfacing some android based phones and tablets!
We are starting to see HDMI with MHL in some home projectors, although mostly on the lower end of things. It's catching on rather quickly, as MHL has many benefits. My Roku stick, for example would have allowed me to do Netflix directly, as well as many other online services. Next year perhaps.
Note on MHL
Note: Of course, as one of our readers pointed out, after the RS4910 review was first posted, that a lot of what goes on with MHL, such as downloading movies and other content, has an audio component. The JVC projectors currently don't have either a speaker, or an audio output.
I'd still like to see MHL, but let's also ask for a digital audio out and a standard stereo audio out.
That would make movie watching off of my Roku stick work (assuming I have an audio system nearby. I expect everyone with a home theater projector has some sound system! Of course when I browse Roku's offferings there are some games, and news sources which are strictly visual, no audio components.
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Seek and you Shall Find
Researchers want authority to explore a hunch that behind Giorgio Vasari's fresco "Battle of Marciano in the Chiana Valley" in the Council Hall of Florence's Palazzo Vecchio sits a long lost Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece.
Based on the words "Cerca Trova" (seek and you shall find) which are written on a green flag in the fresco (the only words written on any of the fresco's flags) and other historical evidence which suggests that a hidden cavity in the building's architecture, researchers believe they are very close to resolving the mystery.
They also believe that the fact "Cerca Trova" was written on a flag is a coded message from Vasari that Leonardo's 19x13 work, already known at that time as "Fight for the Flag", lies behind the wall. "Fight for the Flag" was allegedly part of a planned larger work, "The Battle of Anghiari" that was never finished.
The lead researcher, Maurizio Seracini, was quoted in Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code for his work on another Leonardo art work.
Art Experts Search for Da Vinci Painting [ap]
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That's great news! As long as they don't compromise the Vasari, that'd be an amazing find.
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Aamir Khan, who is popularly known as Bollywood's perfectionist, has left no stone unturned to fit perfectly into the role of a policeman for his upcoming crime/thriller Talaash.
Reportedly, Aamir interacted with Policeman who were on patrol in the night to know more about their work after sundown. He went through this trouble just so that he could give the perfect shots for Talaash.
Aamir will be seen as inspector Shekhawat, and in the film most of the shooting has taken place after sunset..
A source said: "Almost all of the major scenes have been shot during the night. Since the shooting would take place after sunset, there would be cops on the sets. Aamir often chatted with them asking details about their work and inquiring about the places that they would visit often."
Another source said: "Night seems to be a key player in the film's storyline. The idea of making this film had also stemmed from an incident involving cops that was witnessed by Zoya and Reema who then wrote this project."
Talaash is directed by Reema Kagti and also stars Kareena Kapoor and Rani Mukherjee. The film will hit screens on the 30 of this month.


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Art, Celebrity and Corruption
Renaissance Theaterworks satirizes the state of the arts in 'The Understudy'
Chicago actress Cassandra Bissell plays a stage manager running an understudy rehearsal of a lost work by Kafka making its Broadway debut. Local favorite Ken T. Williams plays her ex-fianc├®eŌĆöa journeyman actor who finds his career not quite what he had hoped. Matters are made all the worse as he is forced to work as an understudy to a guy named Jake. Philip Sletteland plays Jake, a Hollywood film star who makes some $2 million per film. The single most memorable line from JakeŌĆÖs new movie? ŌĆ£Get in the truck!ŌĆØ HeŌĆÖs come to the stage looking for something a little more substantial.
With The Understudy, Rebeck takes satirical aim at the corruption of theater in this country and the publicŌĆÖs obsession with celebrity as it effects art. RebeckŌĆÖs satirical edge should feel fresh and emotionally immediate in the intimate space of a studio theater.
Renaissance TheaterworksŌĆÖ production of The Understudy runs Jan. 17-Feb. 9, at the Broadway Theatre CenterŌĆÖs Studio Theatre, 158 N. Broadway. For tickets, call 414-291-7800 or visit r-t-w.com.
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Sunset PlayhouseŌĆÖs bug in a rug ChildrenŌĆÖs Theatre returns with a small stage adaptation of Cowboy Camp, Tammi SauerŌĆÖs story of a little cowboy who doesnŌĆÖt fit in. The 2005 childrenŌĆÖs book is great material for bug in a rug, with performances amidst a large group of parents and children sitting on the floor of a studio theater, Jan. 23-25. For tickets, call 262-782-4430 or visit sunsetplahouse.com.


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Joe Paterno
The deal would restore 112 victories to Penn State's football record and make former coach Joe Paterno the winningest coach in the college sport's history. Continue reading
In 2012, Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was convicted for sexually assaulting children. Joe Paterno, the beloved head coach, was fired for failing to report the crime. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Amir Bar-Lev, director of a new documentary, "Happy Valley," that examines the immediate aftermath of the scandal and how Penn State's football-first community recovered. Continue reading
The NCAA imposed a $60 million sanction on Pennsylvania State University for perpetuating a 'football first' culture that failed to stop one ex-coach's sexual abuse of children. Ray Suarez speaks with University of Maryland's Kevin Blackistone and University of Pennsylania's Scott Rosner about the future for Penn State football. Continue reading
A report by former FBI director Louis Freeh concludes that leaders at Penn State, including head football coach Joe Paterno, did not do enough to protect the children who were abused by former assistant coach Jerry Sundusky. Judy Woodruff talks to Cate Barron of The Patriot-News and Mark Dent of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Continue reading
In a startling move Monday, Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State defensive coordinator accused of sexually abusing children, defended himself in a telephone interview with Bob Costas on NBC. Margret Warner discusses the scandal's continuing fallout with David Newhouse, editor of The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pa. Continue reading
Thursday was the first day of the post-Joe Paterno era at Penn State, after a whirlwind of events that stemmed from sexual abuse charges against a former football coach. Jeffrey Brown discusses the continuing fallout. Continue reading
Legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno announced he will retire at the end of the season after days of scrutiny over his handling of allegations of sexual abuse by his former coach Jerry Sandusky, who was arrested Saturday. Ray Suarez discusses the scandal with trial lawyer Jeff Anderson. Continue reading
In other news Tuesday, Penn State football coach Joe Paterno faced growing pressure after charges that a former top assistant sexually abused boys for years. Reports suggested he might be forced out after 46 seasons. Also, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi lost his majority in parliament and has said he plans to resign. Continue reading


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The M3 Grant was the British version of the US M3 Lee, and is easily identified by its larger turret. The type was widely used in the North African campaign, where it fared well against the Panzer IIIs of the German Army.
Academy's new kit of the Grant was created the same way the actual tank was: with the addition of a new turret and other details to the basic M3 Lee kit. The long and short barrels of the Academy's Lee kit are here, plus a new counter-weighted barrel. A very nice feature is the nearly full interior (no engine room detail, however). One unfortunate point is that Academy went with the same slightly mis-proportioned bogey units as included in the Lee kit, rather than adding the much more accurate bogeys from the newer M7 Priest kit. Oh well! It's still a great kit of a very interesting tank, and a welcomed addition to the 1/35 world of Allied armor. Includes markings for two vehicles. No figures are included.


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Vita by Cathy Carron
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Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: M (20-21"), L (22-23")
Other Materials:
- Needles are double pointed needles
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- Stitch marker
- Darning needle
From book description: A rolled brim, flat-top hat flatters and frames the face while keeping the ears covered and warm. Vita is styled much like Nona (see page 60), the big difference being the brim. Vita's brim comes straight down, hugging the head, whereas the Nona flares slightly at the bottom.


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Scott Campbell
Laser-cut dollar bills by Scott Campbell.
Laser-cut dollar bills by Scott Campbell.
Damion Silver emailed over photos of some laser-etched mono prints he made. I am not familiar at all with this process but the pieces look really interesting. If you're wondering, yes they are for sale on his site!
Laser Type by Oscar & Ewan. I love stuff like this – people coming up with "outside the box" ways of creating typefaces. High-powered laser pen, some mirrors, and a camera (and cigars apparently!).


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Course Overview
The MA in Classics studies Greek and Latin language, literature and civilisation.
The MA in Classics studies Greek and Latin language, literature and civilisation.
The MA in Classics allows students to develop advanced reading skills in ancient languages and to apply them to the study of a selection of some of the most important literary texts from the ancient world.
The College of Arts and Humanities has a Graduate Centre. The Graduate Centre fosters and supports individual and collaborative research activity of international excellence and offers a vibrant and supportive environment for students pursuing postgraduate research and taught masters study. The Centre provides postgraduate training to enhance academic and professional development and facilitates participation in seminar programmes, workshops and international conferences.
Have a look at the History and Classics blog for news and further information.
The full-time course is split across the year offering three modules in each academic semester (a total of six modules) and then a dissertation over the summer. The dissertation component is written on a specialist research topic of your choosing.
Part-time students take three modules in the first year, three in the second year and write the dissertation in the third year.
The typical entry requirement is a first degree in Classics, Classical Civilisation or a related background in Arts and Humanities, normally an upper second or above, or equivalent. Overseas students are expected to possess an IELTS score of 6.5.
Applying Online is the quickest way to apply and receive a decision on your application. You can upload your documents via the online system which will enable us to make a faster decision on your application.
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Hi All,
Just started the book 'Alien World" is a book edited by ufologist Peter Brookesmith, with several contributions by Hilary Evans from 1992, the following information below is courtesy of a review from a chap called Ashtar Command for Amazon.
The book looks like a collection of magazine articles. Indeed, the material was originally published in the British partwork magazine "The Unexplained". It's also part of a series of books called "Mysteries of Mind, Space and Time". At least in Sweden, "Alien World" was the first volume of this series, but I'm not sure in what order they were published in Britain or the United States. Today, "Mysteries of Mind, Space and Time" has been quietly forgotten, but both the books and the original magazine were very popular during the 1980's.


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Programme 6: Caravan of Love
Wednesday, 8th August 2007
We have all sat behind a towing caravan. It's hot, the caravan is driving under the speed limit, the kids are going mad and all you want to do is pass the monster out. Caravan of Love will introduce us to life on the open road. Pristine pitches or wild and free, we will meet the happy campers, who take their homes away from home, where Ireland is their back garden.
For the Broderick family from Gort, Co Galway, finding a reason to camp has never been difficult, sometimes they might only go five miles down the road. This June bank holiday they will travel to the National Caravan Rally in Roscrea, where they will join 80 other caravan lovers. Eamon's first camp was in the front garden and then in the field behind the house, "but I was always home for tea that evening". "Our first romantic weekend away was spent in a tent", says Marion and "we have been together ever since".
They lost their first van, a two-birth, off the back of the car, Eamon kept going; he thought it would catch up. With his driving hat and music, they will set off every Friday. Driving fast is not for Eamon, "the pots and pans go everywhere". In the think of the winter, Eamon misses his van even though it's parked outside the house, "I might just go and sit in it for while and reminisce".
For Rod Bennett, a 66-year-old surfer, his van has been his home for over 35 years. In 1970 he travelled around India with his wife and four children. Rods passion for the open road resulted in him making the ultimate sacrifice. On returning from India he couldn't get used to living in confined spaces, his wife didn't want to hit the road and so Rod left his family and England. He has lived in Co Clare since. His home is a Mercedes van that he converted himself; it has everything he needs, including solar panels. "At any time of the year I can lie on my back in the middle of a field and look at the stars, its pure heaven".
In the car park of Dell Computers Julian Swann's orange VW Kombi is parked amongst the C-Class's. Hailing from Wicklow, it's his vehicle of choice. On a Friday evening Julian holds his finger over a map of Ireland and wherever his finger lands is their destination. The kids love the independence. "Roaming free, entertaining themselves for hours in the biggest playground ever"
After a week with no running water and only a single-ringed stove most of us would head straight to a luxury hotel. It's a hard life this camping business but for our campers in Caravan of Love, they just can't get enough of it.
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European authorities examining how the Apple iPhone is being sold
Ironically, the growing popularity of the Samsung Galaxy S4 might hurt the EC's chances of starting a probe. Before a formal investigation takes place, the EC would have to show that Apple is dominant in the European market, something that is harder to do these days thanks to the Samsung Galaxy S4 and its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S III. The newer model sold over 10 million units globally in less than a month. Apple says that its contracts meet all EU laws.
source: Reuters
12 Comments
1. wendygarett (unregistered)
'producing' tons of sheeple Apple fans is also part of the anti-competiton behavior too fyi...
2. wendygarett (unregistered)
That why the iConsumer will refuse any product that has no apple logo on the back, and end up those competitor has no choice but to exit the market...
poor debted European...
3. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011)
Can you stop being unctuous? There is a limit.
4. smallworld (Posts: 503; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
Every country has debt.
5. tiara6918 (Posts: 2111; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
Nice comment ex apple fanboy
6. Leo_MC (Posts: 2685; Member since: 02 Dec 2011)
In my country One is 20 euro cheaper than iPhone 5, with the same 2 years, 50 euro/month contract.
S4 - which must have been sold - is 10 euro cheaper while S3 is ~200 euros cheaper than ip5.
I live in EU.
7. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
First why is this news? 2nd the big dumb fruit have NO RIGHT BLOCKING sales against us consumers. If the crappy fruit afraid of loosing their customers make better software n change your hardware that's not hard too do.
8. Ninetysix (Posts: 2672; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
Yo dummy..where did you get blocking and software/hardware changes from?
12. darkkjedii (Posts: 24924; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I like how he calls apple a big dumb fruit, when they're like the most, or second most valued company lol
9. rdemon (Posts: 50; Member since: 23 Aug 2012)
There is nothing Apple can say or their $8.00 an hour Apple blue shirts minions to convince me Apple is the better phone maker. FOH!
11. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
your obviously new here.....


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One of the greatest competitions worldwide is called the Tough Mudder Competition that has been designed by British Special Forces. This competition has not only raised over $3 million dollars for the Wounded Warriors Project, but has also promoted health and wellness in the trucking industry throughout the world.
Drivers who have participated in the past have found that this is the ultimate obstacle course that is designed to test the strength, mental grit, stamina, and camaraderie of participants. Tough Mudder is considered a leading company in the obstacle course industry and has already inspired over a million participants as well as raised funds to support a very worthy cause.
As a result of increased interest by truckers, companies, such as 123Loadboard.com, have already signed up drivers to participate in the next event. According to Loarn Metzen, VP of 123Loadboard.com, "Tough Mudder seemed like the kind of fun that was just the right fit for our company and supports a noble cause as well. Health and wellness has always been a challenge for professional truck drivers and 123Loadboard.com aims to change that." Orazio Mauro, Logistics Specialist and Analyst, added "We all have struggles and hard times in life. Our primary goal is to work together and complete each obstacle in front of us, one step at a time, together. It's a fantastic metaphor for life and how I believe we should live each day. Even though we all agree that it will be difficult, we're up for the challenge and the camaraderie."
Other companies, such as Athlete Hybrid LLC, have designed programs specifically geared to training drivers for this competition. Their comprehensive and progressive training program, called Race Day Domination, was designed to provide an optimum and progressive training program that enhances fitness that will, ultimately, improve participant success in races such as the 10 to 12 mile Tough Mudder competition. Their 12-week obstacle and adventure training program is a perfect fit for the Tough Mudder race as it goes way beyond the traditional basic workouts and cardio programs. This is because specific skills are required to achieve success in obstacle courses such as the one featured here.
The obstacles vary widely and each is designed to test a participant's fitness, health, wellness, and mental grit. For example, Arctic Enema requires participants to jump into a floating iceberg abyss, find the physical and mental strength to submerge and swim through ice under a wooden plank, then pull themselves back out of the water at the other end before becoming hypothermic. On the other hand, Everest is a quarter-pipe, much like that found in snowboard or skateboard parks, that is covered in mud and grease. Participants must sprint up the slimy face then enlist the help of other mudders to catch them on the way up and haul them to the top. In the end, the obstacle requires a human chain in order to help participants successfully complete this section of the course.
Just viewing a Tough Mudder competition is exciting enough, but it should be remembered that tickets sell out quickly. They are held all over the world with many held right in the US. To find the next event in your area or to learn more about the course and becoming a participant or recruiting teammates, you can view detailed information at http://toughmudder.com. For those in the trucking industry, there is no better test of fitness, stamina, health, and wellness. By participating, individuals unlock a true sense of accomplishment, have a fabulous time, build new relationships with others throughout the world that last a lifetime, and help support a worthy cause.


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This is awful. Bring on the comments and suggestions! Thanks in advance— Sir MacMania GUN—[22:41 19 Jul 2010]
If this review isn't done within 24 hours.... just wait longer! --—John Lydon 10:33, September 14, 2010 (UTC)
|I find it ironic that I wound up doing this review because I think I just posted this not 2 weeks ago. However ironic that may or may not be, I found it funny. Which adds to your humor score. Which basically means I'm over rating an article about a Beatle. Which makes this an official ironic twist. Kind of like a M. Night Syamalan movie. Since I hate M. Night Shayamalan, you lose points. Now that we're back to square one, let's get rolling.
Right off the bat I had some questions about this article. I was initially worried by the intro. It just seemed like too far fetched of a concept for it to actually be funny. My concerns were laid to rest by the second section though. You really knocked the setup out of the park. The radio station phone call, hidden message in the song, and the DJ's misinterpritation of the lyrics really set this up as plausible for the reader. After all, if people can be convinced Elvis is being kept alive in some secret government base, why is this a stretch?
I also thought that the way you managed to turn well known Beatles facts into "hidden clues" about Paul's undead state was very well done for the most part. There were a few "clues" that I felt were a little too much of a stretch however. For instance, the White album cover seemed a little out of place. With the other album covers, you managed to simply build on what was already there. Simply adding a few items to the cover art of Sgt. Pepper's was fine, and the job you did with the Abbey Road cover was nothing short of fantastic. But on the White Album, which is simply a solid white image, you actually created a whole new cover. It's just a little too much of a stretch for readers. After thinking for quite a while about how to fix this, I think I may have come up with a way to keep what you have and explain the totally modified cover. Instead of hoping to pass your cover of the White Album off as reality, why not say something like "When held under a blacklight, an image of Paul's Zombified hand is clearly visible, lending further credibility to speculations." It wouldn't have to be a blacklight though. It could be invisible ink, radiation, or whatever else you can think of. This would really make the accusation plausible on the surface to the reader, instead of out and out ridiculous.
To sum everything up in a neat little package, I felt like the amount of detail and "fact distortion" in this article is what really makes it work. The way you bend the reality surrounding the Beatles to support a ridiculous claim is this article's main source of humor. And it works well. The downside to this formula is that you have to shy away from stretching facts too far. Like in the case of the White Album cover.
|Like I said in the humor section, my first impression was that John Lennon seemed to be the obvious choice to be the subject of this article. After reading through, I can see why you used McCartney instead. I really, really want to say that this concept is a little tired. On the one hand you have the Beatles, one of the most talked about bands of all time mixed with Zombies, which have been used to death recently in every media format from print to film. On the other, you do such a fantastic job of creating a solid story and merging these two overused topics together. After consulting my magic eight ball, I feel I'm ready to make my decision. I like the idea. No. I love it!
Sure zombies are tired and the Beatles are old news, but you found a way to merge the two in an entertaining and captivating style. To me, if it's funny, it shouldn't matter how cliché the topic is. If anything, using a tired topic and making it entertaining is far more difficult than trying to make something new and untested appealing. So well done here sir.
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|I felt like you did a phenominal job of keeping a journalistic feel throughout the entire article. I didn't notice a style or POV change anywhere. I also felt like you did a fantastic job of spreading the humor out and avoiding any lulls or dull spots in the article. After thinking about it, I realized that I was really into the story you were telling. I enjoyed the occasional silly comment, but I felt like the majority of the humor in this article actually comes from the entire article as a whole and not just a funny comment placed here and there. To me, that's the true hallmark of a satyrical piece. Very well written.
As far as formatting goes, my only concern is that you seem to jam a few too many images into one spot towards the end, which makes the article appear cluttered. I definatley don't want to see any of the images removed because I think they're very good. My first thought was to recommend shrinking the Sgt. Pepper's album cover a bit, but I'm concerned that might make it a little difficult for the reader to see the "clues" you added. Maybe playing around with the location of the images would help a bit. Try moving the Sgt. Pepper's cover up a few lines and see what that looks like. Or do nothing at all. After all these are just my opinions and I have been known to indulge in the drink if you know what I mean.
Finally, there's a small issue with your sense of direction. When referring to the Sgt. Pepper's album cover in the article you say, "(see right)". It's actually to the left. You make the same mistake with the White album, syaing it is to the left when it's actually to the right. Minor issues and quick fixes though.
|I found it interesting that the images seem to get better as the article goes on. The first image is borderline okay. There is nothing wrong with it persay, but it isn't going to stop traffic.
Then we move on to the Sgt. Pepper's album cover. At first glance, I thought you just put the actual album art up. After reading the caption, I noticed the modifications that were made. Here again, I notice a few flaws in the chop job such as the white outline around the chainsaw. But it's definitely leaps and bounds better than you're first image. I believe I've already made my thoughts about the White album cover pretty clear in the humor section, but I do have another ntipick about it as well. I'm guessing it's the Left 4 Dead hand merged onto the album cover, but why? Using that hand forced you to explain why the thumb was missing. You tried to explain it but I think you went the wrong way with it. I think leaving it at "Paul's decaying right hand" would have been better than saying his thumb is cut off. Now, as the reader, I'm wondering why and how the thumb is missing.
We finally come to my favorite image. One of the most famous Album cover's of all time, Abbey Road. If you chopped this image yourself, very, very, well done. I really think this is a for sure feature image, barring one minor change. I'm not sure if it's possible (because I suck at photoshop) but if you could somehow fade the green on McCartney's skin it would be perfect. The current green is just too bright to fit in. If you can make that change, I guarantee a highlight for this image.
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|I really enjoyed this article. It wasn't overly funny but the humor you do have mixed in with a lot of cool ideas and a great writing style made this article work really well. I'm not sure how the overall reception will be by the masses, but I thought it was really well done.
|--—John Lydon 15:18, September 15, 2010 (UTC)


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Since the song serves as the soundtrack to 'Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole', the music video contains slides of owls raging through the sky.
While "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole" is counting down to its wide release on theaters, Owl City support the promotion by releasing a music video for the soundtrack. "To the Sky" has been picked as the main theme of the movie for it perfectly describes the bird tale with its lyrics such as "So touch your feathers to the breeze/ And leave the ground."
There was actually a music video released for this theme song already but it focused largely on the movie's scenes. This new one captures frontman Adam Young in the screening room, writing the song and recording it. At the end of the video, Young turns to an owl.
"It is such an incredible honor to be part of this film," says Young. "As a fan of both the children's book series growing up, and Zack Snyder's work as a director, having my music included is pretty surreal. I've been waiting for someone to make a movie like this for some time now. I'm endlessly grateful to be involved."
"To the Sky" is the only song featured in the Original Soundtrack compilation. The rest of the music uses David Hirschfelder's scores which are available as downloads.
Directed by Zack Snyder, "Guardians of Ga'Hoole" is based on the beloved books by Kathryn Lasky. The film follows Soren, a young owl enthralled by his father's epic stories of the Guardians of Ga'Hoole, a mythic band of winged warriors who had fought a great battle to save all of owlkind from the evil Pure Ones. It hits U.S. theaters on September 24.


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Photographer to Watch: Ron van Dongen
Born in Judibana, Venezuela, in 1961, photographer Ron van Dongen was raised in Warmond, The Netherlands. After moving to the US's West Coast, he studied photography at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. While he's photographed flora, fauna, and the human form, my favorite photographs of his are by far those of flora. His lovely meditations on singular blooms and extreme close-up shots of vegetables make you reconsider the meaning of these humble plants.
To see a gallery of his work, and to find out about his latest book, just
Ron's book Bloom was published by Chronicle Books last Winter and features stunning duotone floral photography that captures the stunning shapes of flowers both simple and exotic.


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Bikini, check. Fashion magazines, check. Sunglasses, check. Looks like you're ready for a vacation. Better yet — a Staycation! That's right, no plane ticket necessary this time Fashionistas/os because your perfect getaway is right where you are. With the semester racing to the finish line and summer almost within reach, we are yearning for some time to relax and enjoy ourselves. And just because we don't have time to escape for a few days it doesn't mean we can't have ourselves a little campus holiday. So pack your bags (or just leave everything in your closet) and get ready to turn your campus into the hottest spring Staycation destination!
Tampa is hot, hot, hot these days and that makes for perfect sunbathing weather. The University of Tampa campus is surrounded by water, covered in green grass and offers so many hotspots for laying down a towel and soaking up the sun. Now I don't know about you but I always need some pampering before any vacation so treating myself to a fresh mani/pedi and letting down my locks are a must. This spring though, I'm adding a new beauty ritual to the pre-Staycation to do list: sun tan ready stems! I know I'm going to be living in short shorts this Staycation so I want my legs to be ready to rock and my favorite product to get them bronzed is Sally Hansen's Airbrush Legs. It's the perfect skin smoother that helps to even out your skin tone and give you that extra bronze glow. With this in my Staycation bag, I know I'll be able to better show off my legs in all of my getaway ensembles.
My first stop has to be our docks on the channel. This look is cute and comfortable and will be perfect for relaxing near the water. My next Staycation location will be just around the corner from the docks, lying at ease in the green green grass. This time I'm going for a sundress. A light and flowy dress is basically required in the spring and my stretch cotton striped dress is ideal for lying in the grass with the latest copy of ELLE. I'll pair it with sandals again but trade out the sunglasses for a fun wide brim hat. It will keep the sun out of my eyes and it adds excitement to the outfit. And finally, it's time to break out the bikini! On my last Staycation stop, I'm headed to tan by the boathouse. I'm obsessed with this floral bikini and have paired it with vintage denim shorts and a boyfriend oxford button-down. My favorite accessory in this look? My bronzed legs that have been prepped with a perfect layer of color thanks to my Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs! Now I'm ready to turn up my Jack Johnson Pandora and Staycation the day away!
With so many beautiful spots to relax and unwind on the UT campus, it's hard not to turn this little escape into a full-time trip. But classes must not be missed so I guess we'll all just have to work hard so we can play harder! And when there's time for a break, remember that our campuses are just as perfect a place to retreat as any Caribbean island.
You can show off your Staycation style as well. To celebrate this partnership, CollegeFashionista is giving away $500 to one lucky winner who best captures their Staycation on social media. To enter, follow CollegeFashionista and Sally Hansen on Instagram. Upload a photo on Instagram using the hashtag #SallyHansenStaycation showing us your fashionable and fun Staycation. The top ten photos will be put in a Facebook album for fans to vote on. One lucky winner will be selected. Click here for official rules and how to enter.
So put on your shortest shorts, feel the warmth of the sun on your skin and always Staycation in style my friends. As long as you're spending the time doing things you love and, of course, dressing the part, your days of leisure will be flawless. Fashionistas/os, how do you stay, stay, Staycation?!


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The Magic 'If'
Actors Prepare
by Jane Hobson
About the Book
The project on which this book is based took five months from inception to completion. The photographer, Jane Hobson, documented two National Diploma student groups as they prepared for their final major projects, shooting at least one full day a week. During this time, the theatre companies went from first read-through to performance, and Jane was witness to all stages in between. She became almost 'embedded', so much so that the students even persuaded her to join their warm ups.
In spending this kind of quality time with the theatre companies, she learned more about Stanislavski, Brecht, and other theatre theory, and saw characters born and develop in amazing ways which, in turn, gave birth to the unifying idea of the project, "The Magic If".
Jane says of the project:
"I got more out of this personal project than I ever imagined possible . I feel hugely proud of all the student actors involved and privileged to have been part of it. There was an astonishing maturity in their performances and they taught me a great deal about the nuances and complexities of actors and acting".
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Large Square, 12×12 in, 30×30 cm
68 Pages
- Publish Date Jul 04, 2010
- Tags dramatic art, black and white, City & Islington College, Tim Chaundy, Timothy Chaundy, actor, actors, acting, theatre, theatrical, drama, dramatic, student, students, actress, actresses, photography, photographic, Stanislavski, study, studying, CANDI, N7, London, thespian, thespians
About the Creator
Photographer specialising in the performing arts - press and PR, production and unit stills, headshots and character portraits.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 20/6/2013 (1520 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
After a one-week rain delay, 28 Mosquito-aged baseball teams took to the fields at Little Mountain Sportsplex for the 2013 CARSTAR Mosquito Monster Mania on June 8. The tournament featured Mosquito "A" teams with players aged 10 to 11 from Winnipeg and surrounding communities. The tournament's purpose was to provide skill development and promote the sport of baseball.


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Have Relationship Questions? Ask a Counselor for Answers ASAP
Hi, I'm so sorry to hear that this has happened. Is your hope that you can get this relationship back? Or is it time for you to move on and be sad?
Yes, it is very hurtful. I know that you wish you could take back what you said, but we can't in life. It feels bad to know that you wish you hadn't said them. But I also want you to know that relationship breakups like this one are not a one-way street.
You did say things that hurt him deeply. But you were also hurt deeply. And relationships to be strong must be able to withstand both sides acting out from frustration and hurt. In reality, both of you were responsible. That is not an excusing of you feeling bad about what you said, but it is a recognition that you are a good person. And that you were a good partner. But that there was too much stress on the relationship and it couldn't withstand the pressures.
So, you're right. We have to focus on moving on. There will be a need to grieve for the relationship, that's true. And I don't want you to try to skip that step. There was real love there, so there is real grief for the relationship being lost.
There really is no definite timeline to this. It's not like after one month you're supposed to be done. It's really more a question of your timeline. How long you need to feel sad about him is what you need to grant yourself. But emotionally we need to prepare you for moving on emotionally. Because even as you grieve you will soon need to switch focus from exclusively grieving (looking back at what was lost) to where you wish to head toward. And that will be to look for Mr. Right. Part of your grief will be that you thought he was Mr. Right and now you see he was someone on the way toward finding Mr. Right. So let's have this in hand for when you might need it:
Now for your life. Why do I say your life? Because you are not going to find Mr. Right by just looking for "a guy". You've got to treat finding Mr. Right as part of living YOUR life. You are clearly a woman with values. You are not looking simply for sexual gratification. You are looking for a human being who wants to share his life with you and who values who you are.
That's why we're going to focus on goals, strategies, and plans. I want you to take a sheet of paper or on the computer if you prefer and on that paper write your Healthy Relationship Goals. Examples: make 3 close friends in the next 3 months; or go on dates with interesting men at least 4 times in the next 3 months, etc. So you see they don't need to even be goals for just relationships with men, but can be social relationships. Because the more social you are, the more you build your ability to express yourself socially instead of just career wise, the more you will feel comfortable expressing yourself to Mr. Right on a date. You need to feel comfortable sharing your inner self with other people on lots of different levels: acquaintances, friends, confidantes, and dates.
Next, I need you to take another sheet or underneath the goals in the same sheet write Strategies for my Healthy Relationship Goals. For each of the Goals, I want you to write strategies. For example, if your goal is to go out 4 times in 3 months, strategies might be: I want to identify the type of interests men you'd be interested in would have. Then I want to ask yourself where would they go to fulfill those interests. For example, if an interesting man needs to be someone who is into fitness, then he would be a member of a fitness club. If he needs to like art, then he would be a member of the Art Museum and go to gallery openings. If he needs to be spiritually oriented, then he might need to be attending church or a meditation class.
Then, you need to write on a separate piece of paper or underneath each Goal and Strategy: Plans for how to succeed with your strategies. So to continue the example above, you might write: my plan is to go to the 6 most popular fitness studios and check them out to see what their membership looks like and what kind of activities are there. Or for art, I plan to join the Art Museum and to go to an art opening at a gallery at least twice per month and maybe 3 times. Or if you are interested in religion, checking out 3 congregations for active ones that have social events.
These are examples of strategies and plans. I'm trying to focus you on your life interests. What do you want to do to further your having a meaningful life? Remember, Mr. Right needs to fit into what's meaningful to you, so look for him in activities that bring out what's meaningful in your life.
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Lifetime has offered a first look at "The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story" via a clip. The video highlights the tension on the set of "Saved by the Bell" as the actors who portray the cast of the 1990s popular sitcom are fighting during a promotional photo shoot.
The TV movie takes viewers behind the scenes of the NBC show. It features Dylan Everett as Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Sam Kindseth as Dustin Diamond, Julian Works as Mario Lopez, Alyssa Lynch as Tiffani-Amber Thiessen, Tiera Skovbye as Elizabeth Berkley, and Taylor Russell McKenzie as Lark Voorhies.
The film is loosely based on Dustin Diamond's 2009 tell-all book "Behind the Bell". Mark-Paul Gosselaar recently commented on the book, "It is negative." He went on telling HuffPo Live, "That I must say. Everything I've heard about his book is it is negative. I don't remember those things. My experience on the show was very positive."
"That's why when people say, 'Oh, you don't like talking about it,' I don't mind talking about it, I just don't really remember that time ... everything I do remember was extremely positive," the former Zack Morris depicter continued, adding that what's in Diamond's book was "his perspective."
Diamond said in his book that Gosselaar used steroids before production of the series sequel, "Saved by the Bell: The College Years". He also claimed his former co-stars used drugs on the set and would hook up off-camera.


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Let's review. Augusta can't get a big-job plant to make bulldozers. We can't get a presidential candidate to drop by and ask for our vote. We can't get a seat on the Board of Regents to keep our colleges from getting merged.
Thank goodness, we still have a golf tournament.
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SEND HIM A CARD: Former Gov. Zell Miller, whose HOPE Scholarship initiative got thousands of Georgians through college turns 80 on Friday. He hasn't been feeling so well lately, so I bet a birthday card would cheer him up. The address is P.O. Box 860/ Young Harris, GA/ 30582
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"Honey," the woman replied sweetly, "I'd have married you, no matter who left you a fortune."
BASEBALL: A great time was had by all Thursday night at the annual Augusta baseball reunion banquet at the American Legion on Milledge Road. Former major leaguer Darrel Chaney was a delightful speaker, who told us about the challenges of facing success and disappointment and an angry Bob Gibson on the mound.
It's always great to see all the old Augusta baseball players. Billy Watkins, the former sheriff's investigator, was telling people I was so young when I started as a reporter 40 years ago, I took notes with a crayon.
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"Here's what you do," the priest said. "Drive down to the beach. Sit in a chair and put the Bible in your lap. Open it and the wind will rifle the pages, but finally the open Bible will come to rest on a page. Look down at the page and read the first thing you see. That will be your answer; that will tell you what to do."
A year later the businessman went back to the priest. The man wore an expensive suit and was only too eager to pull an envelope stuffed with money and give it as a donation.
"So, you did as I suggested?" the priest asked.
"Absolutely," said the businessman.
"You sat with the Bible and let the wind blow the pages?"
"And you followed the advice?`
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Two tickets 2 fines! If you are stopped and cited for speeding or any other violation and you are not wearing your seatbelt, you are liable to get two tickets.
No fines or warnings were being handed out on Wednesday morning, just a card detailing the basic rules of Pennsylvania's Occupant Protection Laws and the proper use of restraint systems such as seatbelts and child booster seats.
Chief Schatz stated that most everyone that morning was properly buckled up and the children with them were properly secured in the vehicles.
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Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (IDCs) are devices which can be implanted in the chests of heart patients to monitor and regulate irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia) by generating electrical pulses. Guidant Corp., a manufacturer of IDCs, admitted to failing to notify physicians and consumers when the company discovered defects in one of their defibrillator models. Defects included short-circuiting and memory errors. In 2005, the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a recall of 50,000 defective devices, some for potential malfunctioning that could result in serious injury or death. These recalls affected 11 of Guidant�s IDC models. Several class action lawsuits have been filed against the corporation and all federal cases have been consolidated under one judge.
Boston Scientific Recalls More Guidant Defibrillators
On June 26, 2006, Boston Scientific, the new parent corporation of Guidant Company, announced plans to recall six more models of defibrillators due to electrical problems. This news follows the recall of Guidant pacemakers and defibrillators related to similar problems in June 2005 .
Significant Health Risk To Guidant Patients
Boston Scientific stated that 27,000 patients with Guidant pacemakers and devices could potentially be affected by the electrical problems, which are related to faulty low-voltage capacitors. These capacitors store electrical charges for the devices, which are designed to regulate heart rhythm and rate in patients who suffer from heart failure, heart disease and other heart conditions.
The recall follows a "Dear Doctor Letter" dated June 23, 2006 entitled ""Urgent Medical Device Safety Information and Corrective Action." The letter warned that specific lots of the Guidant devices could malfunction or underperform, leading to battery depletion or complete loss of function.
Recalled Products
The products recalled are a subset of Guidant defibrillators. These include:
• Insignia pacemakers;
• Nexus pacemakers;
• Ventak Prizm 2 implantable defibrillators;
• Vitality implantable defibrillators;
• Vitality 2 implantable defibrillators; and
• Contact Renewal TR/TR2 cardiac resynchronization pacemakers.
• Fallout for Guidant and Boston Scientific
The news of Guidant's latest recall is a blow to Boston Scientific, which has borne the brunt of its acquisition of Guidant in April 2006. Boston Scientific stock fell to a new low upon announcement of the recall, dropping $1.20 to its second consecutive 52-week low.
If You've Been Affected
Though the Guidant recall "Dear Doctor" letter does not recommend that patients with affected Guidant pacemakers and defibrillators receive surgery to remove the potentially defective devices, a Guidant spokesperson has indicated that patients with affected devices should consult with their physicians immediately.
If you have suffered from side effects due to defective or damaged Guidant pacemakers and Guidant defibrillators, consult an attorney experienced in defective medical products. Your Guidant lawyer can help you assess whether you have viable Guidant claim and can help you obtain the compensation you deserve for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, future medical care, and other damages.
Guidant Defibrillators Recalled
Guidant Failed to Disclose Known Flaws in its Defibrillators for Three Years. Guidant came under fire in the spring of 2005 after The New York Times reported that it failed to alert physicians and heart patients about a potential problem with the VENTAK PRIZM DR model defibrillator. The FDA issued a Class I recall of the following Guidant devices: CONTAK RENEWAL (Model H135) CONTAK RENEWAL 2 (Model H155) CONTAK RENEWAL 3 AVT (Models M150, M155) CONTAK RENEWAL 3 AVT HE (Models M157, M159) CONTAK RENEWAL 4 AVT (Model M170, M175) CONTAK RENEWAL 4 AVT HE (Models M177, M179) VENTAK PRIZM 2 DR (Model 1861) VENTAK PRIZM AVT (Model 1900) VITALITY AVT (Model A135, A155) In a Class II FDA, recall there is a possibility that the device will cause temporary or reversible health problems, or there is a remote chance that the device will cause serious health problems.


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ST. LOUIS - After losing another key bat, Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel wasn't too excited about trade deadline speculation.
Manuel said Wednesday that he'd be surprised only if the team acquired Ted Williams, the Hall of Famer whose remains were cryogenically frozen after he died in 2002.
"If that happens, I'll be looking for him," Manuel said Wednesday. "I'll be one of the first to come and find him. That would be pretty good."
He also said the Phillies "better play like hell" if they want to reach the postseason.
Domonic Brown, who leads the team in home runs and RBIs, wasn't in the lineup and was unavailable against the Cardinals on Wednesday night while being evaluated for concussion-like symptoms from an unsuccessful attempt at a diving catch. Assistant general manager Scott Proefrock said the team would know today whether they'd have to place Brown on the seven-day concussion disabled list.
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The injury-wracked Phillies were two games below .500 and seven games back in the National League East. Manuel doesn't know whether help is coming at the trade deadline.
"From what I hear, we're not really close on deals," Manuel said. "Talk ain't nothing. Somebody comes in to make a trade, then that's when we've got something."
Even if they make a trade, Manuel knows the Phillies can't afford mistakes.
"In order for us to make a run at it, we've got to really, really, really play good," Manuel said. "I'm not saying we can't, I would never say we can't.
"It definitely will be tough for us."
Then he added, "We've got to play like hell."
Brown was tested Tuesday night and again Wednesday. He's among the National League leaders with 24 homers, and has 69 RBIs.
Manuel knew after the game that Brown had been injured on a hard landing near the stands on Carlos Beltran's triple in the seventh inning Tuesday.
Laynce Nix started in left field and batted sixth. Chase Utley was the Phillies' top RBI man in the lineup against St. Louis with 36 RBIs and the eight starters totaled 43 homers.
The Phillies recalled designated catcher Humberto Quintero for assignment before the game and purchased the contract of utiltyman Michael Martinez from triple-A Lehigh Valley. Martinez was batting .298 with a .358 on-base percentage but offers no power with two homers and 23 RBIs.
"I think that's about what they had," Manuel said. "They said he was playing good, and that's what they sent me."


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