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Eventide H9 Core Harmonizer Effects Processor
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The Eventide H9 Core is a lower priced H9 containing just one algorithm so you are free to purchase your own choices. Perfect for the musician who wants things their way or anyone who already owns a H9. The H9 Core's included algorithms are the legendary sounds of Eventide?s H910 and H949 Harmonizers - the prized studio processors used on stage by such luminaries as Frank Zappa, Jimmy Page, and Eddie VanHalen.
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This new H9 Core has just one algorithm loaded in - the classic H910/949 algorithm from the PitchFactor but all of Eventide's stompbox effects, including new H9 exclusives, UltraTap Delay™ and Resonator, can be added to H9 Core. The hardware itself is identical to the original H9 but where this pedal differs is in the bundled algorithms. This pedal saves you £100 pounds which you can use to purchase your own choice of algorithms from Eventide.
H9 Core features a simple, one-knob user interface and is fully-featured as a standalone stompbox. Using H9 Core with the powerful H9 Control app for Windows, OSX (via USB), or iOS (wirelessly via Bluetooth), makes creating and managing presets, live control, and in-app algorithm purchases easy. H9 owners can sync up to 5 H9s to a single Eventide.com account so their H9 algorithms can be used by 5 H9s simultaneously.
All of Eventide's stompbox algorithms and their associated presets are available for audition and in-app purchase through the H9 Control app. Drag and drop presets into custom preset lists for your upcoming shows. H9 and H9 Core feature True Analog Bypass, MIDI, and a built-in tuner.
The product price includes 6 years' warranty and 180 day money back guarantee.
However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers.
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- Claim 50% cash back on the cost of the policy after 6 years if it has not been used!
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- Loan or replacement equipment will be provided if the product isn't repaired within 30 days
- If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered
- The policy can be cancelled within 30 days, and at any time after that for a pro-rata discount
Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided.
For customers in outlying areas of the country, the price of the Extended Warranty may be marginally higher, due to the potential for higher collection and redelivery transport costs.
This enhanced warranty is in addition to the standard Gear4music and manufacturer warranty policies, and the Gear4music terms and conditions of trade. No statement or condition of sale contained within these terms affects or restricts your statutory rights as defined under the Consumer Contracts Regulation 2014.
Once the product is delivered, you have 180 days to decide that you definitely want to keep it. If you decide it is not suitable for any reason, you can return it back to us for replacement or full refund, including standard delivery charges.
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Without restaurants, waiters would purposelessly wander parks all day, folding swans out of actual swans. Keep their hands occupied with this Groupon.
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- $10 for $20 worth of Latin fusion food at lunch
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Entrees include roasted pork tenderloin with a jalapeño glaze ($16.95), char-broiled Yucatan lamb ($23.95), or combo lemon bake ($17.95). See the full menu here.
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Dinner option only valid Sunday through Thursday. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Not valid towards happy hour specials, the $7.95 lunch special, or any other offer. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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Though lunchtime showcases classic Mexican dishes such as flautas, enchiladas, and quesadillas, Las Brisas' dinner menu features a whole new level of inspiration and taste. For more than two decades, the kitchen—under the direction of Chef Ricardo—has churned out inventive Latin-fusion cuisine that draws on flavors from the Mexican coast, as well as Spain, the Caribbean, and the Mediterranean. He concocts a cavalcade of entrees, ranging from swordfish enchiladas to saffron-infused Spanish paella and fresh Mediterranean salmon. Friday and Saturday nights are as special as a puppy's first words, with his crew flooding the dining room with the smoky aromas of slow-roasted baby-back ribs and succulent Spanish prime rib. Though many of their menu items are wheat-free by nature, Las Brisas caters to dietary restrictions with a special gluten-free menu that's available upon request.

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I want to do this so that I can access the service menu and connect to t-mobile network using this guide
On NAE I can only connect to EDGE t-mobile network.
Yea I tried multiple time but it never stick....Odin would say successful but going back to phone i would still see NAE.
And other time i would get a lockout with msg like "Software not authorize by Samsung detect" OR something about firmware update incomplete and to use KIES to complete.
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Storm could dump 4 to 8 inches of snow on southeast North Dakota
FARGO - A spring storm expected to arrive tonight could dump 4 to 8 inches of snow on parts of east-central and southeast North Dakota, including the Fargo area, the National Weather Service says.
If Fargo receives more than 5.4 inches of snow, it would make this the second-snowiest season on record. The city has received 83.7 inches of snowfall so far, the third-highest total on record behind 89.1 inches in 1993-94 and 117 inches in 1996-97.
A rain-and-snow mix will move into eastern North Dakota after midnight, eventually becoming all snow, the weather service said. Heavy snow amounts will be possible across portions of the Sheyenne River Valley into the far southern Red River Valley.
Accumulations of 4 to 8 inches will be possible, with the heaviest amounts falling west of a Cooperstown to Wahpeton line, the weather service said.
Similar snow totals are possible in the James River Valley, including the cities of Jamestown, Linton and Oakes. A winter storm warning is in effect for that area from 7 p.m. today to 1 p.m. Saturday.
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WASHINGTON – As the US presidential race nears the finish line, the virtual deadlock between US President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney has legal experts in the US concerned over a possible political nightmare – a tie.
The complex election process in the United States and the fact that the last few polls peg both candidates at 48% have sparked fears that the Obama-Romney race may take after the 2000 presidential campaign, in which George W. Bush and Al Gore were also virtually tied and eventually needed the Supreme Court to decide who would become president.
Related stories:
- Obama, Romney make final case on last day of race
- Obama, Romney trade jabs as Election Day closes in
- New poll gives Obama 1% lead over Romney
The nature of the electoral system in the United States may sometimes mean that the candidate who wins the majority of the votes is not the one named president.
American voters essentially empower the Electoral College to choose the president. The College has 538 electors, based on the total voting membership of the United States Congress – 435 Representatives and 100 Senators – and three electors from the District of Columbia.
The Electoral College will convene on December 17 and vote for the president. The results of the vote would be presented to Congress on January 6 and confirmed by both houses of Congress.
The American Constitution stipulates that in the event that each candidate receives 269 votes, the House will choose the president and the Senate will choose the vice president.
A possible match? Romney and Biden (Photos: AFP)
Since the Republicans control the House and the Democrats control the Senate, a scenario in which Romney is elected president and Joe Biden is named his VP is not impossible.
Such a scenario became a reality only twice before in US history.
- For full coverage of the US elections click here
Since a tied race may spell a lengthy process, both big parties are gearing for a possible legal battle, eyeing the potentially problematic results in the swing states: Ohio, Florida, Virginia, Wisconsin Colorado, Iowa, North Carolina, New Hampshire and Nevada.
According to some reports, the Democrats sent 2,000 legal advisors to Ohio alone.
Political experts said that lawyers would most likely become involved in the process should the number of absentee ballots – counted several days after Election Day – would prove higher than the difference in the votes.
"There not only have to be problems in an election. They have to be widespread enough or the margin close enough that litigating would actually make a difference," he said.
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IWC indoor track aims to break records
The Iowa Wesleyan College track and field team is ready for another record-setting season.
Head Coach Tad Hulst has high goals for this year's team and believes they have the work ethic and ability to meet the expectations.
"I'm extremely excited about this team," Hulst said. "I really believe we have the ability to be one of the best all-around track and field teams the school has had in a while.
"We will be counting on a lot of people to step in and contribute in different events, and they seem ready and eager to do so."
Last season, in Hulst's first year at IWC, the Tigers broke two school records and posted 11 other top-five marks in school history between the indoor and outdoor track and field seasons.
Jacob Ayers set the mile record in the indoor track season with a time of 4:43.89, and Breanna Derynck did the same for the women's indoor mile with a time of 6:23.75.
Three men's events moved into the runner-up spot on the all-time leaderboard for indoor track. Duane Lee ran a time of 52:29 in the mile and Ayers set a mark of 9:54.34 in the indoor 3K. The 4x400 team of Lee, Ayers, Raul Becceril and Michael Klostermann was second all-time with a time of 3:34.92.
On the women's side, C.J. Strother had the second-farthest weight throw in school history with a distance of 35-7.
Troy Hallberg is No. 5 on the all-time list for the men's indoor weight throw with a toss of 36-8 1/4. The indoor 4x200 team of Lee, Becceril, Elijah Albert and Klostermann ran the fifth-fastest time in school history last season, finishing in 1:35.21.
Hulst believes this year's team will be even more impressive, as many of the record setters will return for another season — Ayers, Klostermann, Becceril and Hallberg on the men's side, and Strother on the women's side.
"Our returners will be a huge key in our success," Hulst said. "College track and field and the training involved is a lot different than high school, so our returners will need to help the newcomers adjust. But I ... fully expect several of our newcomers to contribute right away as well."
On the men's team, the Tigers look to sprinter Anthony Harris Jr., a transfer student from St. Louis, Mo., as well as freshmen Damien Abel from Princeville, Ill., and Jeremiah Foley from St. Louis, Mo., to help fill in the gaps left by Lee, who is playing basketball this year, and Albert, who graduated.
They also welcome freshman thrower Bradley Sabel from New Boston, Ill.
On the women's side, Derynck — who ran cross-country this year — won't be competing because she graduates in December. But the Tigers add distance runner Katie Bang, a freshman from Huntley, Ill.
They also add thrower Madalyn Powers, a freshman who graduated from Highland. Freshman Lauren Pawling of Ft. Madison, who played soccer for IWC this fall, also looks to aid the track team.
"I really believe we have the ability to break eight to 10 school records in the indoor season alone this year," Hulst said. "That's our focus – break as many records as possible."
The Tigers have two other goals for the season: they're aiming for a conference title and a spot at the Drake Relays.
Hulst hopes that facing tough competition at some big meets — meets at Iowa State University, the University of Iowa, and Western Illinois University — will help the Tigers meet their goals.
"I'm really excited about our schedule," Hulst said. "I believe the best way to find out just how good we can be individually and as a team is to mix it up and have a combination of some big meets, where we see the best athletes around, and compete at some smaller meets, where we're looking to win."
Along with their travels to NCAA DI schools, the Tigers will also attend meets at Knox College, Cornell College and St. Ambrose University.
And one other thing is of utmost importance: avoiding injury.
"We'll have to stay healthy to meet those goals," Hulst said. "This year's team will be nearly double the size of last year's, but we can't afford injuries. The key will be to have a controlled passion in our training, staying focused and working hard, but priming ourselves for that latter part of the season."
The Tigers open their season Jan. 18 at the Knox College Indoor Invite.


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Those memories hit hard in other areas, however, namely the wallet. If you traveled to each of the three BCS Championship games, you traversed around 3,100 miles. Those miles aren't cheap. When you factor in all the trips to Tuscaloosa and away games during the regular season, it can be a small fortune. All Seasons Travel offers several "Travelin' With the Tide" packages, but they're having a tough time booking for this season. "In the past people have spent so much money on previous seasons, when Alabama has been so good," said "Travelin' With the Tide" coordinator Hope Sasser. "I think it's reached a point where they say, "Ok where do we stop?'
Dave Folk has traveled to Pasadena, New Orleans, and Miami to watch the Tide bring home the crystal trophy, but this year might take some planning. "Before it was something where you could pass it off as that once in a lifetime opportunity," he said. "Now it's like, ok I have to save up to get a [game] ticket, I have to save up to get a plane ticket, and hotel accommodations."
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Hi everyone! I have been here sporadically over the years. And have often come here (posting and just reading) for your valuable advice. Life has thrown me some huge curves in the last few years so my quilting time has been limited. I am a handquilter at heart..with quilt in my lap and I love it. Have never thought myself a great quilter but my children, other family, and friends who have my quilts seem to treasure them and that is what matters.
I recently bought a Brother SQ 9050. It is what I could afford. I sewed on a $99 Brother for about 20 years before it gave out and I bought another one and it was quite the dud. But I think it was just that machine and so I put my faith in another economical brother. So far I am very happy with it. I am attempting FMQ for the first time. Have made many, many sandwiches to practice on and I honestly think I have the motion pretty well. Not perfect, but not bad. But my stitches on the back are inconsitent. I don't think it is the tension. It is set at the factory 4 and I have tried moving it...but it seems best at the four. Some of the stitches on the back are fine. Others just a little loop. Any idea of what I am doing wrong? This machine has the foot pedal option and the start/stop button. Stitches seem a little better with the button.
Thank you for any advice you can offer. I have learned so much here and am much appreciative. (Have tried the 505 spray and so far absolutely love it. That is the only part of quilting I do not like...basting.)


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DineEquity Inc., which owns Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar and IHOP Restaurants, said Monday that its board approved the repurchase of up to $45 million of the company's common stock.
Under the program, DineEquity may buy back shares on the open market and through privately negotiated transactions. The program does not require that any specific number of shares be repurchased.
Through its subsidiaries, the Glendale, Calif., company franchises and operates more than 3,500 restaurants.


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InMobi launches a suite of advanced video ad formats
InMobi, a global mobile advertising and discovery platform, today announced the launch of a suite of advanced video ad formats in India. With full screen formats and HD quality videos, advertisers will now be able to offer a TV like experience to users. The platform includes a comprehensive suite of ad formats including vertical videos, interactive videos, 360 degree videos, opt-in videos and in-stream videos.
Vertical Videos: InMobi's network insights show that 85% of the total app installs in India, are all portrait locked. This makes vertical video a de facto choice for engaging users with immersive content. Vertical-video, a video format that renders in the portrait mode with 9:16 aspect ratio on mobile phones, presents advertisers an opportunity to reach audiences in an engaging, user-first format. As observed by Snapchat, with 9 times the viewing completion rate when compared to horizontal video, Vertical Video is establishing itself as the more natural format for mobile users. InMobi's vertical video ads help democratize the snapchat experience by helping recreate the same across any third party app environment. Also, InMobi's creative services team helps advertisers rebuild already existing creatives (landscape videos) to vertical video format while keeping the core message intact.
In addition to vertical videos, the suite of ad formats includes:
1. Interactive Videos: Short form brand videos with interactive rich end cards which increase engagement by 2X compared to videos without end card.
2. 360 Degree Videos: These video ads offer an immersive and interactive experience for the user.
3. Opt-In Videos: 15-30 second non-skippable video ads that play at natural break points in the app interaction after a user opts in.
4. In-Stream Videos: Pre-roll and mid-roll video ads that autoplay seamlessly within video content.
Ankur Malhotra, AVP Online Marketing, PayTM said, "We are extremely pleased that we chose to partner with InMobi to share our brand message with users through mobile-video ads. InMobi delivered extraordinary results with close to 4 million completed video views and 35000+ app downloads. We look forward to working with InMobi in future, as their advanced video-ad platform is poised to help Indian advertisers expand their reach and narrate their brand's story through a hyper-engaging, mobile-first format: video."
Vasuta Agarwal, VP and GM, India, InMobi said, "The hurried Indian today is likely to watch more mobile video ads as compared to TV advertisements. Brands now have a unique opportunity to leverage InMobi's advanced video ad formats to reach mobile consumers more effectively and maximize brand engagement."
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The Pierre Paulin Oyster Chair was originally designed in 1960. The Oyster Chair was in the Artifort collection until 1979, and brought back in 1999.
The Paulin Oyster Chair was one of the first designs in the Classic Collection and considered by many "the easy chair of the sixties". The polished chrome metal base is so minimalist that the wooden seating shell seems to float. All over the world, the Oyster Chair decorated, and still decorates, the living areas of Artifort fans with a feeling for style.
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I would say - daringly in the current climate - that the great majority are entirely honest.
I'll stick my neck out further: most of them work very hard.
Now and again people ask, "these MPs, what are they really like?" which is as pointless a question as "you know a lot of people whose names begin with the letter F. What are they like?"
There are MPs who are clever and stupid, diligent and idle, arrogant and shy, corruptible or, more often, honest. They are far closer to a cross-section of humanity than you might think (though not a cross-section of society, since white men, lawyers and people who have never had any job outside politics are greatly over-represented). The Conway case seems to have woken them up to the fact that the public is coming to think of them as a bunch of skiving thieves, which is quite unfair, and now at last they might do something about it.
· Mind you, this week I met a retired Tory MP who knew Derek Conway when he was first elected.
Conway asked him about the mileage allowance for MPs' travel inside their constituencies.
The old hand told him that his own was large, so he clocked up around 200 miles a month. Conway looked distressed. He had heard, he said hopefully, of someone who claimed for 1,000 miles a month.
· Miles Kington, who died this week, was a lovely man, as gently humorous in person as he was in his endlessly inventive writing. He knew you don't only need a good strong idea, but have to give it an extra twist, something that takes the reader somewhere quite unexpected.
I sometimes quote an article he wrote ages ago when some entrepreneur published Departures, the magazine for the airport lounge.
A more plodding writer would have come up with the notion of Gangway, the magazine to read while you wait for people to put their coats, bags, microwaves etc in the overhead lockers, and Carousel, the magazine for while you're waiting for your luggage. I expect Miles did those, but he also invented Levin!, the magazine to read while you're working through an article by Bernard Levin. Most of us could have sat on a desert island for a year without coming up with that gag.
Miles always seemed to be hovering above reality, grabbing little bits, giving them a tweak and handing them back to us.
· We tend to forget how disliked Jeremy Beadle was, though he seems to have known it himself. Partly it was because he was a national cliche for unpopularity - even people who quite liked him went with the joke. ("If you had Saddam Hussein, Adolf Hitler and Jeremy Beadle locked in a room, but only two bullets, who would you shoot? Jeremy Beadle twice, to make sure.") Yet the obituaries stressed his warmth, friendship, wide knowledge and unceasing work for charity; apparently he raised more than £100m.
So why was he the catchword for public detestation? I suspect it was because people detected an edge of real cruelty in some of his pranks, something also reflected in his private life. That's why everyone hates a practical joker.
Yet a low level sadism influences so much television now, notoriously among the judges of talent shows. I suspect that the BBC regards an edition of Masterchef as a failure if a contestant doesn't cry.
Why do we simultaneously love and loathe this nastiness?
· If you find yourself near Euston station in London, you might pop into the Sleeping & Dreaming exhibition at the Wellcome Collection. It's open for another five weeks, and it's an extraordinary collection of art, film, scientific research, hands-on demonstrations and information about sleep. The mazy layout and subdued lighting make you wonder if you are perhaps in a dream yourself.
I had the same feeling when we went to see Peter Hall's Uncle Vanya at the wonderful new Rose theatre in Kingston, London. Lack of sleep is one of the themes of the play - Vanya himself claims he hasn't slept for three nights. That was heightened by the design of the theatre.
There's a large area in front of the stage where, for £7, you can sit with a plump cushion on the floor, as if at a slumber party. (This being Kingston, all the groundlings were well dressed, and at the interval stood up and strolled around, as if to say "we could afford proper seats, of course, but we're doing this for the true theatrical experience.")
The Wellcome exhibition has a display about people who've achieved great things in dreams. Coleridge's Kubla Khan is the classic instance, but apparently Robert Louis Stevenson dreamed Dr Jekyll's changeover scenes, and Paul McCartney woke up one morning humming the tune of Yesterday - now, we're told, the most recorded song in history.
Why don't I have dreams like that? I almost never have nightmares, but boring, fretful dreams instead - I haven't finished some work, or I'm not packed and the plane leaves in an hour; a child needs picking up but the car won't start. Once I did try writing down a brilliant joke I had just dreamed, but in the morning I found I had just scribbled gibberish.
· The late Linda Smith would have been 50 this week, but her jokes go marching on. Her partner, Warren Lakin, has organised a tribute show, which tours the country from March. You can see if it's coming near you at lindasmithcomedy.co.uk.


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MCA's Chua Tee Yong claims that the White Paper tabled by the Selangor state government on Talam Corporation's debt restructuring exercise left many questions unanswered.
KUALA LUMPUR: The White Paper tabled by the Selangor state government on Talam Corporation's debt restructuring exercise is a "grey paper" as it left out many pertinent issues.
Speaking at a press conference here, MCA's Young Professional Bureau chief Chua Tee Yong said among others, the state government did not explain why it engaged a private valuer to assess Talam's assets instead of the Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH).
"The state government also did not give details on how much was paid to the private valuer for its work. Surely they did not do it for free," added the deputy minister.
Last week, the Selangor state government tabled the White Paper on how state authorities went about restructuring Talam's multi-million ringgit debt.
Among the issues mentioned was on the state's decision to go ahead with valuation made by Suleiman & Co of RM375 million for land belonging to Talam instead of JPPH's valuation of RM113 million.
The reason given was Suleiman & Co's valuation was more comprehensive as it took into consideration of the land's pending conversion into a mixed development status while JPPH valued them on its status as agriculture land.
Chua said that the state government went against its own regulation by referring the matter to a private valuer instead of JPPH.
"If the land was supposed to be valued as a mixed development property, why didn't the state government advise JPPH to value it as such? All these are not explained," he added.
Chua also pointed out that another valuer engaged by the state government gave two differing numbers, in the span of one year, but the authorities went ahead with the valuation.
"The Bestari Jaya land was valued at RM199 million in 2009 by the private valuer. However, the same valuer changed its figures to RM142 million for the same piece of land a year later.
"It was a drop of RM57 million in one year but the amount was accepted by the state government. Plus, no JPPH valuation is made available for this transaction," he said.
Calling Selangor Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim a "flip-flop" leader, Chua said it was clear that the Selangor state government was not transparent as it claimed to be.
"On top of all that, the state government now owes Talam RM30 million as stated by the corporation's circular to its shareholders," he said.
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The story of Perelux Since forming in Portland, Oregon in the Spring of 2003, Perelux has played locally and regionally at venues ranging from coffee housees and youth groups to colleges and festivals. They have also recorded an independent EP entitled 'Breaking the Surface', which was released in May of 2004. Fusing the Brit-rock influences of U2 and Delirious with their own modern rock sound, Perelux creates a unique style that is capturing the attention of many listeners. Intense, but not heavy. Emotional, but not melodramatic. Uplifting, but real.


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Mega Bloks Halo Toymation Grand Prize winner revealed - California State University student wins the Mega Bloks Halo Toymation Grand Prize
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MONTREAL, Nov. 16, 2011 /PRNewswire/ - MEGA Brands Inc. (TSX: MB). After receiving over 3,000 submissions in their recent online video contest, Mega Bloks has announced the Grand Prize winner: "The Rookie" produced by Tyler Gregory, a 22 year old student studying Entertainment Art/Animation at California State University. Tyler's video won the title based on its overall cinematography, originality and content.
The community-driven competition was launched this past summer to mark the 10th anniversary of the hugely successful Halo videogame franchise, and required contestants to submit toymations - stop motion animations featuring toys from the Mega Bloks Halo Authentic Collectors Series.
"The creativity, talent and dedication that our fans demonstrated during this contest was truly inspiring", says Andrew Sparkes, Vice President of Boys & Collectors Brand Management at MEGA Brands. "The diverse content that was produced using our toys, from action-packed battle scenes to dance videos, was an amazing creative expression of the Halo universe by construction toy fans."
Tyler Gregory said he initially heard about the contest at Halo Fest in Seattle, WA, only one month before the submission deadline. "I decided to enter anyways and just try my best," says Tyler, "it took me 1 week to build all the sets, 2 weeks to film and take care of post production effects, and almost a full day to do sound editing. I basically worked on the video constantly whenever I was awake, and managed to finish the film on the deadline day."
In order to win this competition, participants like Tyler needed to generate as many votes as possible for their videos. They did so, notably by using social media and word-of-mouth. Then, the top 10 videos were published on October 17th at which point MEGA's panel of expert judges took the lead in selecting the winner and runners-up.
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ReviewI have taken this car on several road trips, the longest to Vegas and I have autocrossed it once, too. The car handles amazingly well and stuck corners I didn't think I could do. It is fine on a track which is why I bought it but it is civilized enough for daily use, too. Most people think the car costs over $100k. In Vegas they parked my car out front with the Maseratis and Astons because of its looks. People point at you as you drive around and kids holler (good) things at you at the theater. I love the sculpture like looks and the fact not a single other car on the road is even vaguely similar.
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Buys out 3 free agent yearsThe Angels have officially announced agreement on a long-term extension with star outfielder Mike Trout. The deal covers six years and is worth $144.5MM. Trout receives a full no-trade clause.
The six-year pact will kick in for 2015 and will take Trout through his age-28 season in 2020, covering three arb-eligible seasons and three free agent seasons. It does not include any option years at the back end, meaning Trout now stands to hit the open market at age 29.
Surprisingly, this extension is not the largest total guarantee ever given to a player with between two and three years of service. That distinction still belongs to Buster Posey, who secured an eight-year, $159MM contract while also sacrificing an option year. Of course, Trout's deal is more favorable to the player on the whole, especially since he will have a chance to test the market at such a young age, and carries a greater average annual value.
But after establishing himself as the best player in the game today -- at just 22 years of age -- the natural inclination is to ask why he did not secure a larger guarantee. Set to break records in arbitration, Trout was already locked in for huge salaries given his unprecedented success. Dave Cameron of Fangraphs spitballed his three-year arb earnings at $60MM. If that is the case, then Trout sold his first three free agent years (in the peak prime of his career) at just around $85MM. That represents an incredible savings for an Angels team that can reasonably expect Trout to remain the game's most productive player over most (if not all) of the deal.


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Being religiously conservative does not necessarily mean being politically conservative. There is a significant, emerging segment of conservatively theological Christians who agree with politically liberal counterparts while staying true to their own faith regarding a wide variety of political issues in contemporary America.
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At least 15 people were killed in a series of bomb blasts across Iraq on Wednesday, police and medics said, following a sharp increase in violence [2]that has prompted warnings of a full-blown conflict.
A suicide bomber wearing an explosive vest detonated himself in the midst of a group of government-backed fighters who were collecting their salaries east of the city of Falluja, killing six, police sources said.
In Baiji, 180 kilometers north of Baghdad, police said a roadside bomb killed four policemen. A car bomb in north-eastern Baghdad killed at least three people and wounded 14, [3]police and hospital sources said. Another car bomb north of the city of Ramadi killed two policemen and wounded another 10.
Violence in Iraq has increased as the conflict in neighboring Syria intensified. Tensions are at their highest in Iraq since US troops pulled out more than a year ago.
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It's the time of year to say, "Thank you, John Chapman."
John who? Perhaps you know him better as Johnny Appleseed -- the man who planted apple orchards from seed throughout Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Ohio in the early 1800s. Today about 2,500 varieties of apples are grown throughout our country.
Have you noticed the markets' overflowing bins of this season's apple crop? I did, and sort of got carried away --- some of these, some of those, etc. Next thing I knew, my grocery cart had lots of apples. No problem, I said to myself, I'll just get busy making apple pie, apple crisp, and plenty of applesauce.
Homemade applesauce, with its deep apple flavor and thick texture, is far superior to the jars of bland, runny applesauce at the store. And it is easy to make.
Start with your favorite variety of apples. Choose deeply fragrant ones with no bruises or blemishes. Keep them refrigerated. If you want a sweeter sauce but don't want to use sugar, select Jonagold, Pink Lady or Golden Delicious apples. Use all one variety, or a combination of varieties.
Wash the apples -- peel them if you want -- then core and cut them into quarters or eighths. Cooking apples with their peels saves time, but then a food mill or strainer is needed to separate the peels from the
sauce. I once tried using a blender on cooked, unpeeled apples, but the sauce ended up runny and the tiny bits of skin were unpleasant.
If you choose to peel apples before cooking, then when they are cooked, simply mash them with a potato masher for a chunky sauce.
You can use the microwave to cook applesauce, but I prefer the stovetop method. Put apple pieces in a saucepan, add just a little water, a bit of sugar if desired, and cook over medium heat until apple pieces are mushy.
Applesauce is delicious served hot or cold. It freezes well and can be kept frozen for up to a year if you use freezer containers.
I took this applesauce cake to a neighborhood potluck dinner, and every last crumb was eaten.
3/4 cup dried apple pieces, cut small
1 cup apple cider
2/3 cup granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
1 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup unsweetened applesauce
1 egg, beaten
1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted and cooled
Prepare an 8-inch by 8-inch pan or 9-inch round pan; grease and lightly dust with flour. Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
Simmer dried apple pieces in apple cider until liquid evaporates, about 15 minutes. Set aside and cool to room temperature.
Combine sugar and spices in a bowl. Set 2 teaspoons aside for cake topping.
Combine flour, baking soda and salt; then add this to the sugar/spice mixture.
In a blender or food processor, process dried apple mixture and applesauce until smooth. Pour into large mixing bowl. Mix in the beaten egg. Add and mix in melted butter.
Add flour mixture to wet ingredients; using rubber spatula, fold in gently until just combined and evenly moistened. Put mixture into prepared baking pan; sprinkle reserved sugar/spice on top of batter.
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Having recently travelled to India, visiting several Gospel for Asia ministries, I came back impressed and inspired. The heart of Gospel for Asia was so clear; to honour God and to reach the lost through the love of Jesus. Examples of this shone through the leaders and missionaries in the Bridge of Hope schools, the Boys Home, the Bible Colleges, and in the distribution of gift catalogue items. We were treated like honoured guests when I felt the honour should be going to those in the field. I was touched by the mentally challenged boy in the Boys Home that was saved from the streets to be sheltered, trained and loved. His bright smile was priceless. The women whose hands were deformed by leprosy that broke down in tears telling her testimony of how God's love reached her through Gospel for Asia workers. God is at work in Asia through the faithful work of Gospel for Asia.
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Zimmermann, Clippard grateful for guidance from Livo
VIERA, Fla. -- Tyler Clippard and Jordan Zimmermann said they are pleased that former teammate Livan Hernandez is around as a coach and ambassador for the Nationals.
Clippard said Hernandez brings a good vibe, and players are more receptive to listen to a person like Hernandez, because he brings a wealth of experience to the table. After all, Hernandez won 70 games for the Nationals (26 when they were in Montreal) and was a workhorse for the club.
"He was talking to someone about their breaking ball the other day, and I was kind of like listening in," Clippard said. "'What do you have for me, Livo? That's a pitch that I'm constantly working on.' He knows what he is talking about."
Hernandez often observes Zimmermann's bullpen sessions.
"He is watching on bullpen days," Zimmermann said. "He will say, 'Your curveball looks good, this looks good.' He is always watching. If I need any help or anything, he will be one of the first guys I go to."
Hernandez is also the first Nationals player to become a coach on the big league club.
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, All Nats All the time. He can be found on Twitter @WashingNats. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Wall Mounted Kitchen Faucet Sanliv-83310, chrome finishing, two handle kitchen sink faucet with long spout, 360 degree turnable design.
How to Choose the Best Style of Wall Mounted Kitchen Faucet
A wall mounted kitchen faucet is a nice addition to any type of kitchen. With that said, there are certain styles of kitchen faucets which may be more appropriate in one kitchen than another. Therefore, there are a few tips to keep in mind when shopping for a kitchen faucet to mount on the wall so that you may choose the best style of fixture.
Overall Kitchen Design Style
One of the best ways to choose a wall mounted faucet for your kitchen is to consider what your overall kitchen design is like. Certain decors are used in various kitchens and considering this factor will help to point you in the right direction. For example, if the tone of the design is contemporary in nature you would want to stick with that type of kitchen faucet as opposed to choosing an antique style faucet. In other words, make sure that the kitchen faucet which you choose to mount to your wall is one which is complementary to the overall feel of the kitchen.
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Another way to help you to choose the best style of kitchen faucets is to shop online. Shopping online for this type of fixture will often present you with the best selection. In addition you may also find that buying these items online will yield the best price as well. Therefore, prior to heading out to your local Home Depot or Lowes, try looking at kitchen fixture websites online to see what they have to offer. Just try to find a product website which offers free or discounted shipping costs as this will save money in the end.
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Another important factor to consider when trying to select a certain style of wall mounted kitchen faucet relates to the rust issue. Although most faucets will be made so as to prevent rust due to their close proximity to water, some will be more rust-resistant than others will be. Therefore, inquire as to the rust factor and choose a kitchen faucet which will stand the test of time the longest.
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It is also important to consider what type of knob construction you wish to have on your sink. You can usually choose from a single handle product or dual knob construction when buying kitchen faucets. By having a clear cut type of knob construction in mind your shopping trip will be headed in the right direction.
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You will also find in your shopping travels that certain kitchen faucets will fall within specific price ranges. These items can range anywhere from inexpensive fixtures to more pricey ones. Those kitchen faucets with wall mounting capabilities which are made of more costly metals, have nicer components to them and are produced by a higher quality manufacturer will cost the most. Having a set budget in mind will lead you in the right direction towards faucets which you can afford and keep you away from a wall mounted kitchen faucet which may be an attractive model yet clearly out of your price range.


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Study finds reusable shopping bags carry bacteria along with groceries
By Christine Metz
My husband is less than enthusiastic about my "enthusiasm" for the use of reusable shopping bags at the grocery story.
So you can imagine his triumph when he sent me a link to a Washington Post article titled "Your reusable shopping bags are full of bacteria."
As it turns out, The Journal of Food Protection, a trade magazine for the International Association for Food Protection, recently published a study on the potential for these earth-saving totes to be germ-spreading fiends.
Headed by a group of researchers at the University of Arizona and Loma Linda University, the study collected reusable grocery bags from customers entering stores in California and Arizona.
Here's what they found:
Reusable bags are seldom if ever washed and often used for multiple purposes A large number of bacteria was found in almost all bags and coliform bacteria was found in half the bags. E. coli was found in 8 percent of the bags. Several opportunistic pathogens were also found. When meat juices were added to the bags and stored in trunks of cars for two hours, the number of bacteria increased tenfold. Gross was the first thing that came to mind after reading the study's finding. And, then I began thinking of all the things my reusable bags carry besides groceries: work out clothes, dirty smelly sneakers, wet swimsuits, lunches, side dishes to dinner parties.
Then I pictured everywhere they sat: next to my desk at work, on the kitchen counter, more than a dozen of them shoved into a bottom kitchen draw and mostly in the back seat of my car.
And, suddenly it didn't so impossible that these bags were giant, germ-swapping Petri dishes.
But before you start burning your reusable shopping bag, here's the good news.
The study found that hand or machine washing the bags reduced the bacteria nearly a 100 percent of the time.
That last part dashed any domestic victory my husband thought he had won with the study – since he does the majority of the laundry at our house.
In closing, the study recommended that the public be educated about the potential for cross-contamination in reusable bags through printed labels or public service announcements.
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Our previous game "Nail Doctor" still continues to dominate all the kids games.
Our previous game "Nail Doctor" still continues to dominate all the kids games. It was an excellent game which becoming very popular surgery games and kids like to play it. So, we are coming here another excellent surgery game concept called "Hand Surgery". Kids will get funny experience through this game and also get some basic surgery tips of hand. In short kids will learn with fun.
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=> Injection is used to be done in pill form, or through it
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=> Dryer is used to suck the water and kill small germs by its warm air.
=> Germs killer is used to kill the germs with animating way with attractive sound
=> Pus remover is used to remove pus.
=> Cotton is used to remove a blood and remove wounds.
=> Ice is used for remove swelling
=> X- ray is used to scan your toe.
=> Painkiller-Spay is used to relief from toe pain.
=> Colorful and funky bandage for your injury.
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Darryl Sutter insists you can never have too much of a good thing.
But with eight quality d-men under contract, there simply wasn't going to be enough minutes to go around.
The Flames GM/head coach trimmed his blueline brigade to seven yesterday by dealing Toni Lydman to the Buffalo Sabres for a third-round pick in next summer's draft.
Sutter has long said the club will operate under its own financial constraints, not necessarily the $39-million cap imposed by the league.
And by wiping Lydman's $1.9-million deal off the books, the Flames will have some room to manoeuvre.
"We wanted the flexibility," Sutter said. "Now, if we want to do something else, this gives us that flexibility.
"Our cap isn't the cap. Our cap is a number that we're going to work with.
"We're in a position where we really want to look at our young guys up front during training camp and exhibition. If we see a couple kids are ready, now we have a spot for them."
Lydman played his entire four-year NHL career in Calgary. The 27-year-old scored 19 goals and 93 points in 289 games but never developed into the powerplay quarterback the team expected him to become.
Lydman's departure frees up more ice time, which will be key for junior standout Dion Phaneuf.
"We're counting on Phaneuf to play on our team," Sutter said. "And with (the other six), we were in a position to do something."
Once the Flames inked Roman Hamrlik to a contract earlier this month, most people expected Sutter to unload a defenceman. But he said he wasn't dealing from a weak position.
"We knew we weren't going to get a player back but we wanted as high a pick as we could get," he said.
"The key was finding teams that had room. So that means you're not dealing with 29 teams, you're just dealing with a handful of teams."
Sabres GM Darcy Regier said he was in the market for an offensive d-man.
"I think he'll fit in real well," Regier said. "We were looking for someone with his mobility, his skating ability and puck skills."
With the new rules, including the elimination of the red-line, Regier said Lydman could take a big step forward this season.
"We are taking the league seriously and at face value with respect to the rule changes," he said. "So the game should move more towards these types of players so it should help someone like Toni.
"I was asked earlier if we expect him to be the anchor on the powerplay and we don't. But he can definitely spend some time on the powerplay."
Under the new financial parameters of the NHL, Regier predicted fans will see a lot more deals where players are shipped off in exchange for draft picks.
"That speaks more to where our game is going," he said.
"With reduced-age free agency, I've seen a pretty significant change in the value of players. You don't get to hold them until their 31 years of age anymore.
"So that's changed the dynamics and value of trades.
"Teams go through cycles and we're in a different place than Calgary in the cycle. And we have different payrolls. Our payroll will probably remain in and around $27-29 million.
"So our needs and abilities will be different from other teams."
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Tapestry Dance Company:Getting those tap shoes re-'Soul'ed
The troupe's thrilling Souls of Our Feet program is back, with more reconstructions of classic rhythm tap routines
By Robert Faires, Fri., March 7, 2008
In 2006, Tapestry Dance Company Artistic Director Acia Gray set her company the daunting challenge of re-creating live onstage a number of classic rhythm tap routines immortalized on film. We're talking routines by top-of-the-line masters: Eleanor Powell, Fred Astaire, the Nicholas Brothers, Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, et al. – the kinds of singular artists that you can't imagine anyone dancing like. But Gray's dancers rose to the challenge, finding a way to match the seemingly matchless moves of these legends and creating one of the most exhilarating evenings of dance in recent memory. After wowing Austinites with it, Tapestry has been taking the program, which received substantial support from the National Endowment for the Arts' American Masterpieces initiative, on the road, but now the show is back, in an all-new edition that includes more than an hour's worth of newly reconstructed dances that didn't appear in the original.
Given the wealth of classic routines to draw from, it's easy to picture Gray agonizing over what to add to the program. But harder yet, she says, was choosing what to cut from the original – that's how well the show worked. But she cleared the way for a tribute to women in tap, including Dr. Jeni LeGon – "one of the first African-American women to get a full-time Hollywood movie contract," Gray notes – Ginger Rogers, Ann Miller, and a solo for the great Eleanor Powell.
In the course of developing the new program, Gray was able to bring in some tap legends for weeklong residencies with the company. Tapestry dancers were able to spend hours in conversation with LeGon, Harold "Stumpy" Cromer, and Arthur Duncan – priceless time that Gray characterizes as "amazing ... just amazing."
Duncan, best known for his 18 years on The Lawrence Welk Show, for which he was the first African-American hired as a regular in a weekly network television series, has become a close friend to Gray and Tapestry co-founder Deirdre Strand. The two met in person at the funeral of tap master Fayard Nicholas in January 2006, although Gray had invited Duncan to come to Tapestry's annual Soul to Sole Festival in May. When they got to visit at a dinner afterward, Gray says, they "hit it off immediately, and three hours later, we were all part of the same family!" She has since worked alongside him at Soul to Sole, the Los Angeles Tap Festival, and San Antonio's Third Coast Rhythm Project, spending many an evening talking shop over "a glass of vodka and cranberry juice" (although Duncan prefers orange juice, she notes). "It's amazing how much is to be learned about the craft and artistry of rhythm tap dance and jazz off the floor," says Gray. "The same held true with Charles 'Honi' Coles, Fayard, and many others. It is truly a gift to be able to spend time with such a true master and friend as Arthur – just one of a handful of legends still around to share this incredible American art form."
The Souls of Our Feet 2008 runs March 7-9, Friday-Saturday, 8pm; Saturday-Sunday, 2pm, at the Temple Theatre of the Helm Fine Arts Center, St. Stephen's Episcopal School, 2900 Bunny Run. For more information, call 773-7827 or visit www.tapestry.org.


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'Lies,' CIA Tale, Tries for Veracity, Lacks Feeling
Sally Hawkins Delights As 'Happy-Go-Lucky' Heroine in Leigh Special
Ridley Scott's "Body of Lies," an action thriller set in the Middle East, turns on a conflict between two CIA operatives with two different ways of perceiving reality. Roger Ferris, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, is the principled, passionate one. He's in the thick of things in Jordan, risking his life to flush out a dangerous terrorist. His boss, Ed Hoffman (Russell Crowe), is the loftily detached one. He sits at home in suburban Virginia, laptop on lap, studying imagery from spy satellites, and from drone aircraft half a world away. The irony of the situation is that Ferris, unable to distinguish friend from foe in a baffling culture, sees his world no more clearly than Hoffman does. Yet there's another irony, and it's unintended. For all of Ferris's desperate struggles, and for all the director's efforts to emulate the remarkable verisimilitude he achieved in "Black Hawk Down," his new film remains abstract and unaffecting. It's a study in semisimilitude, more Google-Earthly than grounded in feelings.
The screenplay was adapted, fairly freely, by William Monahan from a novel by the Washington Post columnist David Ignatius. Mr. Monahan won an Oscar last year for his intricate adaptation of "The Departed," and there are plenty of intricacies here. Before hatching his own plot to catch the terrorist, Ferris, who is fluent in Arabic, strikes up an uneasy alliance with Jordan's chief of intelligence, Hani, a suave sophisticate, elegant dresser and casual brute who may or may not be working both sides of the souk. Hani, played by an English actor named Mark Strong, is the movie's most distinctive presence; he seems to know things that even the writer didn't know. When he assures Ferris that Jordan "is a part of the world where friendship matters," you know there's trouble ahead.
Extremely violent trouble, in fact, relieved only by a tentative stab at romance between Ferris and a nurse, Aisha, who tends the first of his many wounds. She's played appealingly by Golshifteh Farahani, but cultural barriers stand in the way of anything serious growing out of their encounter, even though his concern for her, or his love, or whatever it is, sustains itself through thick, thin and thinner. The movie's drama lies mainly in the fraught relationship between Ferris and his devious boss, Hoffman, and the two performances are interesting but uninspired. Mr. DiCaprio stands up handsomely to lavish punishment, as he did in "Blood Diamond," while Mr. Crowe shows up bulkily -- he's supposed to have put on 50 pounds for the part -- and does a lot of foxy-grandpa peering over the top of his glasses. May he slim down quickly and find a role his formidable talents deserve.
In the opening moments of Mike Leigh's "Happy-Go-Lucky," a wonderful new movie with an astonishing comic performance by Sally Hawkins, the camera follows the heroine, Poppy, as she bicycles through the streets of Central London, smiling blissfully and waving hello to strangers. At first the sequence reminded me of the young Julie Christie as the buoyant Free Girl, Liz, striding along the sidewalks of Bradford in "Billy Liar." There's a difference, though. This girl isn't as free as she'd like to be. After a while you start to notice that she's trying a bit too hard. There's an edge to her happiness, an unsettling brittleness. It's the first intimation of what's to come in a film that manages, simultaneously and almost miraculously, to celebrate Poppy's vast joie de vivre while getting beneath her urgent need to feel good.
I don't know how Mike Leigh does it. His working method is no secret -- weeks and months during which his actors investigate their roles through improvisation, then a period of transition from improv to formal script to structured production. But how does he get to the complex beauty of his best films? I thought "Topsy-Turvy" was perfection, a spirited evocation of the partnership of Gilbert and Sullivan, plus a blithely definitive depiction of the artistic process. "Happy-Go-Lucky" is perfection too, assuming you go along with its leisurely pace, which I did quite happily. And Poppy is not the only perfect portrait in the film, but she's the main one, so let's start with her.
She is, first of all, very young for her 30 years, a compulsive cut-up who could pass for a daft party girl, except that she cares deeply for the kids she teaches in primary school. She's the least serious of several teachers in her life -- her flat mate and fellow teacher, Zoe (Alexis Zegerman), her hilariously passionate flamenco teacher (Karina Fernandez), and her obsessive-compulsive misogynist of a driving instructor, Scott, who is played by Eddie Marsan with a wild anger that's fully equal to Sally Hawkins's epic sweetness.
Scott's problem is that he can't shut up. At every turn, intersection and roundabout he rages at the world in general, and at Poppy in particular. Her problem is she won't grow up. She can't stop herself from laughing at his lunacy; she even laughs her compulsive little laugh in response to crippling pain in her lower back. Laughter has been her first line of defense against full adulthood. Yet anger in others brings out the best in her, whether it's a crisis involving a tortured classroom bully -- a pre-pubescent version of Scott -- or a curbside showdown in which Scott dissolves into infancy and Poppy embarks on a voyage of maturity knowing full well that there's no U-turning back.
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"Happy-Go-Lucky" has happifications in abundance -- Poppy's physical-therapy session with Ezra, a huge and soulful osteopath; her visit with her pregnant sister, Helen, and Helen's husband, an overgrown infant addicted to videogames. The film is also graced with a mysterious encounter, in an urban limbo, between Poppy and a hulking homeless man; he's played masterfully by Stanley Townsend. The scene sounds like something out of Samuel Beckett, with the man bellowing gibberish and Poppy drawn to him, rather than afraid of him, then listening intently and responding in kind -- two strangers talking in tongues until their souls touch. "What am I doing?" she asks herself, but the answer is clear. She's finding her own place in the world, opening herself -- compulsively, as always -- to life, and risking growth without giving it a second thought.
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We have multi-tools with spanners, screwdrivers and just about everything you need to keep you well maintained and equipped for emergency roadside repairs. We also have specialist tools and bike workstands for those lost weekends of fine tuning and performance optimising.
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Fits the 3.2mm square shaped internal nipples used on aero rims. The SW-16 offers an extra long reach (3.5"/ 90mm) for those deep section aero rims.
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Body found in backseat of abandoned car on Grey Rock Road in Norwalk
NORWALK - Norwalk police are investigating after a dead body was discovered inside an abandoned car earlier today.
Police say someone reported an abandoned car on Grey Rock Road in Norwalk Tuesday morning. When police went to look inside the car, they found a man's body in the backseat.
Police believe the 57-year-old homeless man died of natural causes.
The identity of the victim is not being released until the family is notified.
Police say that an autopsy is being performed to determine the exact cause of death.