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Is he having an affair?
Fiona Caine is here to help if you have a relationship, sexual, marriage or family problem
I've been happily married for seven years but I'm convinced my husband is having an affair.
When we were having an argument recently, he was getting very heated and shouted out another woman's name.
I was immediately suspicious, as I don't think any of our friends go by this name and he has never used it before.
I let him know that I thought he was having an affair but he said I was talking nonsense and that it was the name of an ex-girlfriend.
I don't know what to do now, but I can't shake the suspicion that he's seeing someone else. KM
It's perfectly possible that, if you haven't had an argumentative relationship before, the row triggered the name of a person with whom he rowed a lot.
If you fail to talk about things, though, your problems are going to get worse.
Start by telling him that you feel upset about his slip of the tongue — if all you did was accuse him at the time, he may not realise how much this has affected you.
I can't possibly know if he is seeing someone else, but you will never get to the root of any problems in your relationship if you fail to talk about things.
I suggest you avoid accusing him as this may simply lead to another argument.
Instead, try to explain quite calmly how you feel and how worried you are.
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A registry of deaths in young people from conditions such as heart disease and epilepsy is being created to help researchers define the scope of the problem and set future research priorities. The National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are collaborating to create the Sudden Death in the Young Registry.
"The sudden death of a child is tragic and the impact on families and society is incalculable," said Jonathan Kaltman, M.D., chief of the Heart Development and Structural Diseases Branch within the Division of Cardiovascular Sciences at the NIH's National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI). "This registry will collect comprehensive, population-based information on sudden unexpected death in youths up to age 24 in the United States. It is a critical first step toward figuring out how to best prevent these tragedies."
Cases of sudden cardiac death or sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) are not routinely or systematically reported, and no commonly agreed upon standards or definitions for reporting currently exist. Complete information has not been collected on the incidences, causes, and risk factors for sudden death in the young. The lack of evidence fuels disagreements about the best prevention approach. Sudden cardiac death, also called sudden cardiac arrest, happens when the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating and blood stops flowing to the brain and other vital organs.
Researchers know that the risk for sudden death in the young increases if the person has a heart-related condition. Examples include hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (thick heart muscle), congenital abnormalities or disorders of the coronary arteries that supply the heart with blood, arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (a heart muscle problem), long QT syndrome (a disorder of the heart's electrical activity), or other heart abnormalities. Additionally, individuals who have epilepsy may die suddenly and unexpectedly, without a structural or drug-related cause of death found at autopsy. Little is known about how often SUDEP occurs or about factors that put any individual with epilepsy at risk.
The registry will estimate the incidence of sudden death in infants, children, and young adults by collecting comprehensive data on each recorded case. The registry is an expansion of the CDC's Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Case Registry, which currently tracks sudden unexpected deaths in children up to age 1 in nine states.
State public health agencies will be able to apply to the CDC to participate in the registry in 2014. The registry will track all sudden unexpected deaths in youths up to age 24 in as many as 15 states or major metropolitan areas. Child death review teams from each state will examine findings from death scene investigations and will review and compile information from medical records, autopsy reports, and other pertinent data sources for each case. A panel of medical experts, medical examiners, and forensic pathologists will help to develop and guide the implementation of standardized autopsy protocols and case definitions.
Data will be entered into a centralized database managed by a data coordinating center at the Michigan Public Health Institute. After obtaining parental consent, blood samples from a subset of cases will be sent to a centralized biorepository. The data will not contain personally identifiable information. The resulting registry will become a resource for scientists to learn more about the causes of sudden death in the young and ultimately to develop better diagnostic and prevention approaches.
The NIH's NHLBI will analyze data related to sudden cardiac death while the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) will participate in the registry by reviewing data on SUDEP.
The Sudden Death in the Young Registry is jointly funded by the NHLBI, the NINDS, and the CDC.
For additional information or to arrange an interview with an NHLBI spokesperson, please contact the NHLBI Communications Office at 301-496-4236 or email@example.com. To schedule an interview with a CDC spokesperson, please contact the CDC newsroom at 404-639-3286 or firstname.lastname@example.com. To schedule an interview with a NINDS spokesperson, please contact the NINDS press office at 301-496-5924 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
- NHLBI Working Group: Screening for Sudden Cardiac Death in the Young: http://www.
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- Screening for Sudden Cardiac Death in the Young: Report from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Working Group (Circulation 2011): http://circ.
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- The National Center for Child Death Review: http://childdeathreview.
- Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Case Registry: http://www.
cdc. gov/ sids/ CaseRegistry. htm
- NINDS Epilepsy Information Page: http://www.
ninds. nih. gov/ disorders/ epilepsy/ epilepsy. htm
- CDC Epilepsy Program: http://www.
cdc. gov/ epilepsy
- Citizens United for Research on Epilepsy (CURE) funded research on SUDEP: http://www.
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- Epilepsy Foundation information on SUDEP: http://www.
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Nov. 6, 2016--A music salon to honor the 80th birthdate of David Ward-Steinman was hosted by his widow, Patrice, at their home in Bloomington, Indiana. "When You Come into a Room," "Muse," and "Maple" from ...And Waken Green were sung by Joseph Mace, accompanied by Patrice Madura Ward-Steinman on piano; Vespers for Piano was performed by Emile Naoumoff; "To Ward Off a Scandal," "Gossipers' Refrain," "Though Sired by the Irish," and "Was It Ever Me?" from Sheridan!--A Musical in Two Acts were sung by Voces Novae (Susan Swaney, director; Ruth Cord, piano), Daniel Lentz and Margaret Blackburn (P.M. Ward-Steinman, piano); My Dawn and Jamaica Dawn, performed by PMW-S, piano, and Steve Houghton, drums; "Du, Du, Liegst mir im Herzen" from Love-Spiel: A Comic Opera in One Act, sung by Voces Novae, S. Swaney, director, PMW-S, piano; "Happy Birthday to You" from Improvisation on Children's Songs performed by Don Freund, piano; and Derry Airs: Rondo for Two Jazz Pianists performed by Don Freund and PMW-S, and John Porter, trumpet. All compositions were by David Ward-Steinman.
Nov. 11, 2014—"Raga for Winds" was performed by the Indiana University Wind Ensemble under the direction of Stephen Pratt, also in the Musical Arts Center, Bloomington. Both performances will feature Nitish Kulkarni on tabla drums.
Oct. 29, 2014—"Taj Mahal" was performed by the Indiana University Concert Orchestra under the direction of David Effron, Music Arts Center, Bloomington.
Oct. 26, 2014—"Jazz Concerto for Two Pianos and Drumset" was performed at Alma College Music Dept. Benefit Concert at 4:00 pm; and at Central Michigan University, Staples Family Concert Hall Oct. 28 at 8:00 pm by Casey Robards and Anthony Patterson, pianos, and Dave Zerbe, drumset.
July 30, 2014—"Jazz Concerto for Two Pianos and Rhythm Section" performed by Casey Robards and Anthony Patterson, pianists, with Charisse Tietjen, acoustic bass, and Fred Marderness, Drums. Bay View Music Festival, Festival Concert Series; Hall Auditorium, Bay View, Michigan, 8:00 pm.
Dec. 1, 2013—Singapore: The Philharmonic Winds of Singapore gave the world premiere of Singapore Sonorama, commissioned by Leonard Tan, the Director, in Esplanade Concert Hall.
The American premiere of Singapore Sonorama was given by the Indiana University Wind Ensemble under the direction of Stephen Pratt, Nov. 5, Bloomington IN, Mac Auditorium.
Oct. 5, 2013—"Will and George" duet from the comic opera Love-Spiel was sung by Jordan Goodmon and Jocelyn Goodmon Hanson accompanied by Kyle Hanson, piano; Indiana University, Bloomington.
Sept. 28, 2013--A faculty recital of music by David Ward-Steinman at Indiana University included Night Winds for Woodwind Quintet performed by the Category Five Wind Quintet (Katie Morton, Natasha Wallin, Erik Franklin, Burke Anderson, and Matt Capone—all doubling on "exotic" instruments in addition to standard woodwind quintet instrumentation); Incantation and Dance for Alto Flute (Kathryn Lukas) and Fortified Piano (David Ward-Steinman), premiere; Skyline Dance for tabla drums (Nitish Kulkarni), piano (DW-S), and dancers (Maura Bell, Ellie Edwards, Grace Koury, Matthew Rusk, choreographed by Tyler Rhoads), premiere with tabla and dance.
Five excerpts from Sheridan!, a new musical with book and lyrics by Robert S. Hatten, were presented for the first time by Anna Buck (sop.), James Reynolds (ten.), Daniel Lentz (bar.), and Julian Morris (bass-bar.) with narration by Robert Hatten and accompaniment by David Ward-Steinman. The program concluded with an "Improvisation on Five Notes From the Audience" (DW-S, piano) and Lullaby for Iluka performed by Michael Linert (cello) and Kyle Hanson (piano).
Sept. 14, 2013—Nashville, IN. Patrice Madura Ward-Steinman and David Ward-Steinman played solo piano and piano duets at a fundraiser for the Brown County Art Guild.
July 19 and Oct. 11, 2013--David Ward-Steinman played piano jazz and originals at Chapman's Restaurant in Bloomington IN, 6:30-9:00 pm.
July 20—David and Patrice performed solo keyboard and duets at Bloomington Airport hangar party, 6:00-8:00 PM.
June 19—Scene-1 Duet from Love-Spiel, bilingual comic opera with libretto by Beaumont Glass. Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Summer Opera Workshop directed by Patricia Stiles. Emily Klink and Renée Albrecht, sopranos; Marcello Cormio, conductor.
April 22, 2013--And Waken Green, song cycle for baritone and piano to poems by Douglas Worth; Joseph Mace, baritone, David Ward-Steinman, piano. North-South Consonance concert, St. Stephen's Church, New York.
Feb. 25-Mar. 1, 2013—in residence at Monash University, Melbourne Australia (lecture, master class, curriculum consultant).
David was a composer, pianist, and university lecturer. CD recordings as composer, pianist, or poly-stylistic improviser currently appear on over ten albums on eight different labels in the U.S., Canada, and Australia, many of them available from Amazon.com or other sources.
Dr. Ward-Steinman most recently served as is an adjunct professor of music at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music. He was a Distinguished Professor of Music, emeritus, at San Diego State University.
Read David's full obituary here.


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#5289 closed Bugs (fixed)
Library that uses Boost Filesystem would not start when the stdandard C++ library does not support the current locale
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|Beman Dawes
|Boost 1.47.0
|Boost 1.46.0
The standard C++ library required to support only C and POSIX locales, for others it may not be possible to create locale object.
Thus std::locale("") would fail if the default system locale is not C or POSIX on may systems.
For example, GCC support locales only on Linux so basically global_locale() would throw anywhere except Linux, in the Boost.Filesystem's code this means that it would not be possible to even start program under Solaris or FreeBSD.
Even under Linux it is not possible to get to main() when linked with boost.filesystem shared library and the locale (LANG env. variable) is not supported.
Simple test. Link the program with boost.filesystem and try to run the program giving LANG=foo_BAR.UTF-8 - the program would not even start. Of course if may happen even for legal locales like de_AU.UTF-8 that are not configured on this operating system.
I had attached the patch with following changes:
If std::locale("") fails, check if current system locale's charset is UTF-8, if so install utf-8 facet otherwise fallback to global locale.
It would cover most of frequent cases when the standard library does not support the global locale and would not fail on locale generation, it may fail later on conversion if the charset is not supported. But it at least would work for ASCII subset.
The second change in the attached patch is that it always tries to use std::locale(""), for example MSVC fully supports them so why would not use the default one.
This is better then implement codecvt over Wide/Narrow? API as it would not work correctly on boundaries of double width encoding like Shift-JIS or BIG5.
For example of you have sequence "XYYZ" where X, YY and X are "characters" where YY is double width encoded character then if you would do partial conversion of "XY" it would return "error", rather then "partial" which is wrong.
So I think it is always best idea to give a best shot do standard C++ library rather then install your own facets.
The patch is attached.
Artyom Beilis (Author of Boost.Locale)
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comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by
Duplicate of #4688?
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by
It is duplicate but the patch attached there is not correct. As even on Linux it may not start if LANG=xx_YY.UTF-8 that is not configured on this OS (locale -a) then it would fail as well.
So the patch there is wrong.
My patch handles it much better even on system when gcc does not support non-POSIX locales.
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by
|new → assigned
I'm concerned that this patch doesn't include any test cases. I'd really like to first add additional test cases that fail with the current implementation and then pass when the patch is supplied.
comment:4 Changed 6 years ago by
I'm concerned that this patch doesn't include any test cases. I'd really like to first add additional test cases that fail with the current implementation and then pass when the patch is supplied
The simplest test that can be done under any platform is:
- link the library to simple executable that does nothing.
- Run it with environment variable "LANG" set to "xx_YY.UTF-8" (illegal locale) and check if the library starts (fails to start without this patch).
- Check that the boost::filesystem::path's locale has UTF-8 facet (trivially by converting one wide NON-ASCII character to char.
It is very easy to reproduce this bug (by setting illegal locale environment variable) but it requires some non-trivial scripting with BBv2 (that I unfortunately not too familiar with it)
comment:5 Changed 6 years ago by
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|assigned → closed
Fixed by changeset 72855, Fix problem of locale("") exception being thrown before main() starts on misconfigured (e.g. LANG="bad name") POSIX systems. Resolves the most serious aspect of tickets 4688, 5100, 5289.
Boost 1.47.0 was the first release to include this fix.
comment:6 Changed 6 years ago by
I do not think that this issue should be closed or perhaps another one needs to be opened, but there is definitely still a problem associated with this issue. When I call the function:
boost::filesystem::create_directories (iDirectory);
To create a directory, I get the error:
locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid
I am running Boost 1.47.0 on the following system:
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu DISTRIB_RELEASE=9.04 DISTRIB_CODENAME=jaunty DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 9.04"
I manually patched Boost 1.47.0 with the patch in this issue and it solves the issue. So I think that a issue should be opened or this one re-opened.


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The Stihl MS270 is a good all round mid-range saw. Well balanced and decent power.
Powerful enough for 90% of firewood/clearing jobs. Reasonably light, and well balanced. And the decompression valve for easy starting is good. There is however not quite enough power to run a longer bar (20" and above) despite what dealers will tell you.


text: Hello, I am compiling Xapian in a non-GNU/GCC environment (windows, that is), and run into one minor problem. The problematic line of code is in backends\quartz\btree.h 549: static const string::size_type max_key_len = BTREE_MAX_KEY_LEN; Seems that the gnu compiler is happy with that, although I doubt that this is legal C++ syntax. This line of code causes a linker error because Btree:max_key_len gets created multiple times. Proposed solution: backends\quartz\btree.h: 549: static const string::size_type max_key_len; backends\quartz\btree.cc: 91 : const string::size_type Btree::max_key_len = BTREE_MAX_KEY_LEN; The rest of those parts that I need compile with lots of warnings, but only because some typedefs are a bit different on the windows side. Is there any interest on such fixes for non-GNU/GCC environment? If yes, I'd be happy to provide patches! Regards, Bernhard


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Chuck Palahniuk - Fight Club (Unabridged)
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Audio Books : Contemporary : Other quality : English Read by James Colby Duration 5 hours 30 minutes 40 Kbps An underground classic since its first publication in 1996, Fight Club is now recognized as one of the most original and provocative novels published in this decade. Chuck Palahniuk's darkly funny first novel tells the story of a godforsaken young man who discovers that his rage at living in a world filled with failure and lies cannot be pacified by an empty consumer culture. Relief for him and his disenfranchised peers comes in the form of secret after-hours boxing matches held in the basements of bars. Fight Club is the brainchild of Tyler Durden, who thinks he has found a way for himself and his friends to live beyond their confining and stultifying lives. But in Tyler's world there are no rules, no limits, no brakes. Turned into a blockbuster film starring Brad Pitt and Ed Norton. Enjoy and Seed!
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Boehner may be bending on taxes - a bit
Published 8:49 pm, Friday, December 7, 2012
Washington --
Democrats and Republicans seized on November's job numbers Friday to press for a compromise on a deficit deal, as Speaker John Boehner opened the door slightly to tax-rate increases as part of a broad fiscal package.
Boehner, meeting with reporters, declined to rule out a rise in the top income-tax rate below the level that President Obama wants, only to reiterate later that his opposition to tax-rate increases remained unchanged. That suggested a possibility that although he opposes higher tax rates, they could still end up in a final package, given enough compromise by the White House on spending.
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"There are a lot of things that are possible to put the revenue that the president seeks on the table," Boehner said when asked about an increase in the top tax rate short of the 39.6 percent level of the Clinton era. "But none of it's going to be possible if the president insists on his position, insists on 'my way or the highway.' "
Boehner later released a statement saying: "As I've said many, many, many times: I oppose tax rate increases because tax rate increases cost American jobs. That has not changed, and will not change."
Publicly, neither side indicated progress toward a deal ahead of the end-of-the-month deadline for averting a series of automatic tax increases and spending cuts. But talks continued.
Boehner continued to say that his opposition to allowing the top two rates to rise from 33 percent and 35 percent to 36 percent and 39.6 percent stems from fears of the impact on small businesses that pay ordinary income tax rates, not the corporate tax rate. About 97 percent of small businesses do not turn enough profit to be affected, but Republicans note that more than half of small-business income - from the most profitable businesses, partnerships and limited liability corporations - would be hit by the increases.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-San Francisco, countered that after 33 straight months of gains in private-sector jobs, employment was now threatened by Republican refusal to pass Senate legislation extending Bush-era tax cuts for 98 percent of American households - but not the top 2 percent.
"The only obstacles standing in the way of middle-income tax relief are Republicans' unwillingness to ask the top 2 percent to pay their fair share," she said.


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Pick up a newspaper and read about the Electoral College. It is a sure recipe for losing respect for the institution. Media commentators are swift to dismiss the institution as outdated and elitist, an anachronism that should be replaced by a direct popular vote. In recent years, this discontent has found a voice as a well-funded, California-based effort seeks to bypass the constitutional amendment process and effectively eliminate the Electoral College through a series of state laws. Such efforts to eliminate the Electoral College are misguided, and this audiobook tells why.
In straightforward language, Enlightened Democracy traces the history of the Electoral College from the Constitutional Convention to the present. This second edition of the book is revised and expanded to include a new section about the National Popular Vote legislative effort. The Electoral College protects our republic and promotes our liberty. Americans should defend their unique presidential election system at all costs.
©2004, 2012 Tara Ross, George Will (Foreword) (P)2012 Tara Ross, George Will (Foreword)
"An engrossing, conservative view."
No. I think they complement one another nicely. The audio provides an efficient, informative overview; the hard copy, a meaningfully referenced source material.
The compelling arguments for protecting minority values and perspectives, not to be bullied by potentially irrational majority rule.
Clear, unhurried, objective, nuanced narration. Very nicely narrated indeed.
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I tend toward progressiveness. This audio made me rethink my inclination. I am appreciative of the gentle, informed, respectful counterpoise.
"I love the Electoral College!"
I just finished listening to the audio edition of Enlightened Democracy. I loved it. I learned so very much, was informed about so many issues that I was not aware of, and I totally respect the data and facts used to make the various points.
The many different approaches the author used to question the validity of each idea, where it might take America in the future, if implemented, and whether a similar idea was ever implemented in our past. Excellent research.
I am so very glad she read the book on the audible version. She brings the entire subject to life.
I want to buy a copy for everyone, give a copy to every teacher to share with students, and spread it far and wide to help Americans know the facts about the Electoral College and what it means to Americans.
Thank you, Tara, for taking the time to write and read it!
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Stolen Card Info Leads to Loss of $3,000
KSAL Staff - October 15, 2015 10:38 am
A Salina woman is victim to a criminal use of a financial card. The Salina woman has purchases on her card from July 21-October 9 totaling over $3,015. There are 99 counts of card use, all purchases under $100.
Say what she did not check her statements for 3 months? Now everyone should feel sorry for her. Don't think so she needs to be a more responsible person and maybe this is the lesson she needed.


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Higgins leads Trojans to another titleFairfield wins in Moravia by three
Nine birdies and three players shooting in the 70s gave the Fairfield boys' golf team the title Thursday at the Mohawk Invitational, which was played at The Preserve Resort at Rathbun Lake in Moravia.
The No. 2 ranked Trojans battled 17 other teams, while also braving the damp grass and cold wind coming off Rathbun Lake. Fairfield finished with 313 strokes, which was just three ahead of Centerville and six ahead of Des Moines Christian. PCM (332) and Knoxville (337) rounded out the top five finishers.
"I'm really proud of how [the players] rallied back, quickly, after not playing our best at Oskaloosa," Fairfield coach Mick Flattery said. "Having three guys shoot in the 70s is pretty good on a day like this."
Nick Higgins shot a 73 and earned third place on the day. Higgins nailed two birdies on the back nine which gave him a second round score of 34.
"Nick hit the ball well all day," Flattery said. "He [barely] missed several birdie chances."
After shooting a 90 on Tuesday, Dillon Shelby batted back and shot a 78. Senior Alex Shier was right on Shelby's heels, coming in with a 79. Both players knocked in two birdies.
Two other Trojans had quality scores after encountering some tough luck. Matt Carr shot an 83 (42+41) and had to keep his composure after dealing with some unlucky bounces. Landon Gamrath bounced back after a shaky first round 47 and shot a 37 in the next round.
"I'm proud of how Landon battled back mentally," Flattery said.
Joe Hietpas rounded out the varsity squad with an 86 (43+43). Hietpas' wedge play was solid all day and he knocked in one birdie.
The Trojans are now 33-2 on the season. The weekend will test them. A trip to Southeast Conference rival Mt. Pleasant is in the cards today, and then they will host the Fairfield Invitational Saturday morning.
The Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment boys' golf team took 17th place in Moravia.
The Pioneers only had three golfers at the meet. Mickey DeAngelis placed 12th overall with an 83 (43+40). Doga Ozesmi shot a 120 (62+58) and Anthony Zhou, a relative newcomer to the game of golf, shot a 136 (69+67).


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Silva ejected in second for arguing call
Silva ejected in second for arguing call
The Dodgers had taken a 3-0 lead in the first on James Loney's three-run homer off Silva. In the second, Los Angeles loaded the bases and Matt Kemp hit a sacrifice fly. Andre Ethier was intentionally walked and Loney then hit a grounder toward Xavier Nady at first.
Nady picked up the ball and appeared to beat Loney to the bag, but first-base umpire Brian Runge called Loney safe.
Silva had run over to first and threw up his arms in disgust at the call. Runge then tossed him.
The Cubs right-hander was questionable for Sunday's game because of some discomfort in his right calf.
On Saturday, umpire Jerry Layne ejected manager Lou Piniella after he argued a close play at first base that replays also appeared to support the Cubs manager. Layne was behind home plate on Sunday.


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The suspension at the Toansa and Dewas plants, already banned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) from shipping products to the United States, Ranbaxy Laboratories' biggest market, will hit supplies to other key markets such as Europe and India, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
Worries about quality control in India's $14 billion drug industry have come to the fore in the past year as plants run by Ranbaxy Laboratories and local rival Wockhardt Ltd have been barred from sending drugs to the United States after falling short of the FDA's "good manufacturing practices".
Margaret Hamburg, the head of the agency, last week completed a 10-day visit to India, which supplies about 40 percent of the generic and over-the-counter drugs consumed in the United States, urging heightened cooperation between Indian and global regulators.
Indian drug regulators inspected Ranbaxy's Toansa facility two weeks ago, Ajay Singla, assistant drug controller of northern Punjab state, where the facility is located, told Reuters on Tuesday. He said he has yet to receive a report on the inspection.
Regulators from other countries including India, Ranbaxy's second-biggest market, have sought clarification on last month's export ban at Toansa by the FDA, Ranbaxy said earlier this month.
Ranbaxy said in a statement on Tuesday that it was "examining processes and controls" at all its active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) manufacturing units.
"This voluntary decision was taken as a precautionary measure and out of abundant caution to better allow the company to assess and review the processes and controls," it said.
It did not give details about the impact of the move. The sources declined to be named due to sensitivity of the issue.
Without production at the Toansa and Dewas plants, Ranbaxy will be unable to make pharmaceutical ingredients in-house and will have to rely on sourcing from other companies for making generic drugs, which could push up costs, analysts said.
"If they don't supply even captively, which means they will have to buy from outside, that will impact their margins," said Surajit Pal, an analyst at brokerage Prabhudas Lilladher.
Shares in Ranbaxy fell as much as 2.7 percent in the early trading, but recovered later and were trading up nearly 1 percent at 0942 GMT. The stock is down 20 percent since mid-September when its third plant was hit by the FDA import ban.
Last month, the FDA prohibited Ranbaxy from shipping to its biggest market any pharmaceutical ingredient made at its Toansa plant.
The ban, which followed similar actions at two plants in 2008 including Dewas and another in September 2013, means Ranbaxy, controlled by Japan's Daiichi Sankyo Co Ltd, can no longer export to the United States from India.
Ranbaxy, which makes ingredients at the plants for drugs used in oncology, dermatology, gastrointestinal and cardiovascular disorders, generated 36 percent of its sales in the United States in the quarter ending in December.
India accounted for about 20 percent its sales in October-December and Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States' contribution was 16 percent.
Ranbaxy also said on Tuesday it had set up a committee to provide oversight on manufacturing and quality operations, systems, organisation and integrity.


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The right blend of air and fuel for ignition is achieved with a Ford Courier carburetor in good condition. There are many parts and components that should work together to make this task possible. However, this means that there are also plenty of opportunities for things to go wrong. Listed below are three of the common problems you may experience with your Ford Courier carburetor and the possible diagnosis for each one. Though this isn't a comprehensive list, it can give you a good idea on where to start when you stumble upon any of these symptoms.
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There is an awkwardness to Bryan McCabe's strange dance with the Maple Leafs that isn't easy to comprehend.
He asked for the moon and got it.
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The real difference between Carlos Delgado and Troy Glaus as Blue Jays: One was a pleasant man consumed with his own statistics. The other is emotional and tense, consumed only with winning ... Welcome to the big leagues, Adam Loewen. The Canadian left-hander gets his first three big league starts for Baltimore and two come against Roy Halladay, the other against Randy Johnson ... The Los Angeles Angels are in last place and apparently are intent on staying there. How else to explain them sending down pitcher Jered Weaver, who started four games, won four games with a 1.37 ERA? The Angels will stick with Weaver's brother Jeff, who is 3-9 with a 6.02 ERA ... Steve Stricker is the kind of golfer who can lead the US Open, just never win it ... The CFL used to have a Rough Riders and a Roughriders. Nowadays it has two coaches named Greg Marshall, one in Hamilton, one in Winnipeg ... News: Not a single NHL player tested positive for anything under the new league policies. Views: Masking agents have become more important than player agents.
Just another reason to dislike Vince Carter, in case you needed one: Had the Raptors not believed in Carter, they might have considered drafting Dwayne Wade instead of Chris Bosh. Bosh is a fine NBA player. Right now, Wade is just about the best player in basketball ... The Hamilton Tiger-Cats suspended two of their cheerleaders for appearing on the Howard Stern show and talking about, among other things, oral sex. We have no comment. We just thought it was worth repeating ... John Gibbons, nine games under .500 as a big-league manager when this season began, is about to go over the .500 mark for the first time ... Department of overreaction: The NBA suspending Jerry Stackhouse for Game 5 of the NBA final. You don't suspend a player like that in the final. You sock him with a fine and may the best team win ... Barry Bonds, who claims he has done nothing wrong, is seeking immunity if he talks to Major League Baseball investigators investigating performance enhancing drugs. Which begs the question: If he's not guilty of anything, why the need for immunity?
Never mind Ricky Williams. The most impressive new Argo is cornerback, Jermaine Mays .... With the Cubs about to put everybody up for sale, is it worth the Jays' while to investigate the possibility of acquiring Greg Maddux ... Was given a sample of Chacin, the cologne, the other day. Smells nice. Honest ... In his own reckless way, by riding a motorcycle without a helmet, the only person Ben Roethlisberger was endangering was himself ... Happy Father's Day, Henry Staal and keep those kids coming ... How come friends of NHL vice-president Colin Campbell keep telling people that his name was put forth to replace Ferguson as GM of the Leafs when it isn't necessarily true? ... Before leaving Florida, here's hoping J.P. Ricciardi inquires about the possible availability of Marlins' pitcher Dontrelle Willis ... Not a good sign: Russ Adams already is having trouble making the double play throw from second base .... If the Leafs aren't going to buy out the final year on Tie Domi's contract, shouldn't they show some class and tell him or his agent that?
To put into perspective what Cam Ward has done this Stanley Cup season, consider this: Only one rookie goaltender in history younger than Ward has won a Stanley Cup. And that happened to be Patrick Roy. Ken Dryden and Terry Sawchuk also won Cups as rookies but both were older than Ward, who is 22. Dryden was 24 when he came from nowhere to win with the Montreal Canadiens in 1971 ... Can't get a word out of Jason Allison's agent regarding his future with the Leafs, or any other team for that matter. Apparently agent Eustace King doesn't return phone messages ... Being the best defensive player on the worst defensive team in the NBA doesn't buy much respect: That's why Morris Peterson didn't get a single vote for the all-defensive team when he probably deserved some ... If I'm the Leafs GM, I don't qualify free agent, Nik Antropov, let Allison go, sign Eric Lindros cheap and pay Ed Belfour his buyout. Consulting cheques, no doubt, are in the mail ... Somebody, maybe even the Oilers, will overpay for free agent Fernando Pisani in July. He's good. He's just not this good ... And hey, whatever became of Kevin Smellie?


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I first came across this Anthropologie zebra head when I was searching on Pinterest for black and white decorated spaces, and I fell in love.
I've also seen some pretty cute examples of stuffed (TOY!) animal heads for kids rooms, like this one from We Lived Happily Ever After. Seriously, how adorable is this deer head with the floral crown?!
Anyway, when I decided to do our third bedroom in a black and white colour scheme, I knew I had to have that zebra as part of the wall decor. As I discovered when I was shopping for lighting, coveting things that are only available in USD can be very pricey for us Canucks… and I am not anxious to repeat that experience. I came this close to placing the order, but it would have come to over $100 CAD after taxes and shipping. Major sad face. At this point in time I just can't justify that kind of expense for wall art, so I put my DIY thinking cap on and got to Googling.
Now, I have never been very good at art. The only things I could ever draw well were geometric patterns, and my sister is the painter in the family. I was apprehensive about how this would turn out, but I figured all I had to lose was some old newspaper and a few hours of my life! I found two great tutorials from Lil Blue Boo and A Sharper Focus that took me through the major steps, and then I adjusted as I went to make it look how I wanted.
I actually can't believe how well it turned out for being made almost entirely out of crap I had lying around the house- masking tape, newspapers, flour, and paper towels. The only things I didn't have on hand were Mod Podge and black paint, but I managed to borrow them from a friend, so I literally did not spend a dime on this. I'm not saying it turned out perfectly, but for that price…
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Former Credit Union Times editor named executive vice president, strategic communications and engagement, at CUNA.
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Longtime CEO in Kansas City will retire effective Jan. 1, 2012, after more than 25 years in the industry.
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Diana Dykstra, president/CEO of the $670 million San Francisco Fire Credit Union, has been selected to lead the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues, the organizations recently announced. She will begin her new role as president/CEO on Oct. 18.
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The Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) recently convened their Twenty-Second Travel and Tourism Group meeting, in which strategies were planned to increase the growth of tourism activities in Dubai.
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Surveillance video captured Durall Jessie Miller, 24, threatening officers after being pulled over in a white van. When the two officers exited their unmarked cruiser, Miller opened fire, at which point the driver of the van took off.
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — It's a decision every woman has to make before getting married: Whether to change her name.
In the 1990s, 23 percent of women decided to keep their maiden names. But that dropped in the last decade to 18 percent. That makes a new study even more interesting, because it states those maiden names could be worth as much as $500,000.
For brides and grooms, their wedding cake signifies a new beginning. A magical moment, filled with promise. And for many brides, a time of change.
"Never really looked at it as losing my identity or anything like that," said Kristin Gast, "just more of becoming a new family."
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"It's come in handy to have that name, obviously," said Beth LaBreche, "because I built a brand around it, and I built a business that uses my last name."
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Special character entry using Windows
When entering text using Microsoft Windows, there will come a time when the key you are looking for is just not there. This isn't Window's fault, there's just a limited amount of room on the keyboard. This means that many characters, like the mythical Any Key, have to be left off. Fortunately, you are not reduced to a desperate search for other documents from which to copy and paste them. However, with many applications now using the Unicode standard to support a larger range of languages and characters, not all tools will work in all situations.
If you only need to enter the occasional odd character, such as a degree or cents symbol, it may be easiest to use Window's built in Character Map tool. This is usually located in the Accessories folder under Accessories >> System Tools. Assuming that you are using a relatively recent version of Windows, it is capable of displaying the DOS, Windows and Unicode character sets. While our interest is in using it to be able to insert non-keyboard characters into a document, it also provides the useful function of allowing you to see which characters are supported by a particular font.
The most simplistic way of using this tool is to
1. scroll through the characters displayed until you find the one you want
2. click on it
3. click on Select or simply double click on it.
This will add the character to the Characters to Copy field. You can add more than one character to this field — simply double click on the additional characters. Once all of the characters you want are selected, click on Copy to copy them to the Windows clip board. You can then select the target position in your document and click paste to insert the characters into your document. With the Advanced view option checked, you can also search for Unicode characters by Name or Group. Some programs, such as Wordpad, allow you to actually click and drag characters from Character Map into your other application.
If you don't want to resort to using a separate application, there are additional options built directly into the operating system. With current versions of Microsoft Windows, first toggle Num Lock on. Now, while keeping the Alt key depressed, type in the numeric value of the Unicode character using the number pad keys. This is obviously somewhat more restrictive, as most people are not inclined to memorize the four-digit code for all of the possible Unicode characters. However, if you frequently use just a few symbols, you might be inclined to learn, for example, that 0176 was the decimal code for the Degree Sign (°).
The potential gotcha here is that Microsoft has changed their encoding scheme several times over the years. In the original version of their Disk Operating System (DOS), they supported just the 128 character ASCII character set. With Windows 3.1, this was expanded to a 224-character set, frequently refereed to as the Windows ANSI character set, though it was never actually an official ANSI standard. This character set is also know as Code Page 1252 and Latin 1 Windows to differentiate it from the original proposed standard ISO/IEC 8859-1 which is also informally known as Latin 1. It incorporates support for many of the special characters used in Western European languages, but still omits many used in a variety of Eastern European languages. Languages without European roots weren't even considered. Support for the ANSI character set was later included in DOS with the addition of their ANSI.SYS driver. In Windows 95 through Windows 98, Microsoft expand font support with what was called Windows Glyph List 4 (WGL4) to include 652 distinct characters. With Windows 2000 through Windows Vista, Microsoft has been including expanded support for what is known as Unicode. Supported by a variety of international standard bodies, this was originally conceived to support 65,000 characters. This initial implementation was designated as the Basic Multilingual Plane, sometimes referred to as just Plane 0.
As this is still insufficient to represent all known characters, Unicode was expanded to include 16 additional planes. Note that, while around 100,000 characters have been defined in Unicode, no single font exists which can display all of them. More detail on Microsoft's evolving font support can be found in Brian Liningston's and Paul Thurrott's book Windows Vista Secrets from John Wiley and Sons [ISBN: 0764577042, ©2007, 647 pp, $39.99]. Another excellent reference is Jukka "Yucca" Korpela's extensive exploration of the topic in his article "A Tutorial on Character Code Issues." Reading through Jukka's article is strongly recommended for anyone intending to do more than just enter a character into a document. Specifically, it goes through a careful examination of characters and the frequently misused terminology associated with them, such as the differences between character repertoire, character code, character set and character encoding. This frequent misuse, even by experts in the field, has made a complicated topic even more confusing.
If each of the above encoding schemes was just a superset of the previous one, the issue might be relatively minor but, as you know from experience, that's not how Microsoft works. The original ASCII character set, which stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange, reserved values 0-31 and 127 as control characters, such as Line Feed, Carriage Return and Bell, so only values 32-126 were actually available for encoding principle characters. The formal standard definition is ANSI X3.4-1986.
When Microsoft transitioned to the Windows ANSI character set, they based it on a proposed ANSI character standard, but included their own 'enhancements'. In particular, the actual ANSI standard reserved codes 128 through 159 for additional control characters, while Microsoft used them to display a variety of other characters and symbols. For example, Microsoft used 148 (Decimal) to represent the o dieresis character (ö) when using the ANSI character set, but in the actual standard it represented the control character Cancel Character (CCH). This same code value was later used to represents the close double quote (") as well. If you look at other operating systems, this code can mean something else altogether. As you can imagine, this can result in a wide range of data conversion errors when passing files between operating systems and applications. Many sources recommend that you avoid using characters in this block. Where you must use them, they recommend explicitly entering them using their decimal or hex Unicode values.
This can become even more confusing depending on the application in which you are working. A good example is Microsoft Word. If you have autocorrect activated in Word, it will auto convert some words/symbols from their ASCII version to distinct symbol glyphs. A commonly used example of this is converting the trade mark abbreviation to the ™ symbol (Unicode symbol 2122).
This brings us back to the original topic of inserting a character using the Alt key and the numeric keypad. If you type the three digit decimal Windows ANSI character code of 176 while holding down the Alt key, you will get a shaded character block (?), which can be useful in generating some ANSI graphics displays, though it is seldom used these days. If you enter the four digit decimal Unicode value of 0176 while holding down the Alt key, you will get the previously mentioned degree symbol (°).
At the risk of confusing things further, Windows XP and more recent versions of Windows also support another method for directly entering Unicode characters into at least some applications. To do this, enter the character U followed by the plus sign (+) character and the four digit hexadecimal value ('U+xxxx') or simply enter the four digit hexadecimal value. With the cursor to the immediate right of the hexadecimal value, press the Alt-X key sequence. In supported applications, this will convert the character sequence you entered into the Unicode character it represents. If the Unicode functionality is fully supported, pressing the Alt-X key sequence again will convert the Unicode character back to its hexadecimal representation.
The advantage of using the 'U+' sequence is that it helps flag that the string you entered is intended to be converted to a Unicode character. If you make the mistake of entering the U character and the Unicode value without a plus sign, pressing Alt-X will convert the character code to the represented character, but the U will remain in the document (e.g. U00B0 -> U°). As not all applications support this, you need to carefully test this process with the applications you wish to use. In addition, not all Unicode characters support a keystroke equivalent.
In addition, many applications include their own character lookup function, or at least hooks to allow them to access Character Map from inside the application. Common examples of these are OpenOffice and Microsoft Office. The menu option to access this function may vary with the application, but a common sequence is Insert > Symbol.
Many other third party applications are available that incorporate the same basic function as Microsoft's Character Map utility. A popular free one for Unicode is BabelMap. This utility is capable of showing all 100,713 assigned characters from Unicode 5.1, as well as the current list of 137,468 private use characters. In addition to scrolling through the character map, you can search by character name or by either the decimal or hexadecimal code value. It comes packaged with a number of interesting and useful utilities. These include the ability to perform advanced searches for specific character criteria, information about the currently selected font, and in which version of Unicode a particular character was first introduced. It also can save selected characters in a variety of encoding formats, from UTF-8 through UTF-32, in either Big or Little Endian (i.e. the byte sequence).
I think you'll find it very useful to be familiar with these tools. Oh, and if anyone is still scrolling through the list of symbols looking for one called Any Key, you've fallen victim to one of the classic examples of bad documentation writing. In reality, the system is just saying "Okay, I'm ready and waiting for you. When you're ready, press a key to tell me to proceed, and I don't care which key it is." The only real Any Key you'll find are the specialty advertising key caps a few enterprising companies had made up, along with one reading Panic, for customers to stick on their keyboard!
John Joyce is the LIMS manager for Virginia's State Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services. He may be contacted at email@example.com.
Related Resources
A Tutorial on Character Code Issues: www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/chars.html
BabelMap: www.babelstone.co.uk/Software/BabelMap.html
Character Sets according to Microsoft: www.concordancesoftware.co.uk/manual/hs3260.htm
Characters and encodings: www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/chars/index.html
ISO/IEC 8859-1: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8859-1
John Wiley and Sons: www.wiley.com
The Unicode Consortium: unicode.org
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On Wednesday, leader Tom Mulcair announced a new website on the spending controversy that has prompted several senators to leave the Conservative caucus and Prime Minister Stephen Harper's top adviser to resign over a personal cheque he cut to bail one of them out.
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Muppets: The Wizard of Oz - Friday May 20th!
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Muppets: The Wizard of Oz - Friday May 20th!Last edited by BigPigletFan; 05-20-2005, 12:47 AM.Tags: None
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I have always loved the Muppets. I remember being little and getting in my jammies on Sunday night and curling up with my mom and a blanket on the couch to watch them.
I am looking forward to seeing The Wizard of Oz Muppet style this week
I LOVE the Muppets, and I LOVE the Wizard of Oz ... that being said I don't have alot of hope for this. I will DVR it just to check it out. I hope I will be pleasantly surprised.
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Tarantino is in it!
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o man im sooo gonn watch it i luv the muppets!!"Be very careful about following the advice in health books. You could die of a misprint."
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ARGH!!!! Its good so far, but watch out for the Wicked Witch, aka MICHAEL EISNER making an appearance (hopefully his last!)Check out the News Forum for the latest news with a Micechat twist!
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Okay, I have been watching it on and off, so I have missed a lot. But what the HECK was with that sexy CGI peacock chick with the "bigguns" making the sexy jokes? Holy cow, I walked into the room to my son watching this chick and I was like "Wha??"�In a world filled with hate, we must still dare to hope. In a world filled with anger, we must still dare to comfort. In a world filled with despair, we must still dare to dream. And in a world filled with distrust, we must still dare to believe.� -Michael Jackson
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The girls and I are going to TVIO it and watch it after dinner Whee!
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Oh, I hope I get home in time to watch it!Marge: Barnacle Bill's Home Pregnancy Test? Homer, shouldn't we have gone with a better-known brand?
Homer: But Marge, this one came with a corn-cob pipe!
Marge: [reading from the test box] "Ahoy, Maties! If the water turns blue, a baby for you! If purple ye see, no baby thar be!"
Homer: So, which is it? Blue or purple?
Marge: Pink.
Homer: D'oh!
Marge: "If ye test should fail, to a doctor set sail!"
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ORWEN: Well, us Cauldron girls just couldn't take more than about a half hour of this new version--before we had to turn away from our crystal ball in disgust. Dorothy lacked any sort of sympathetic appeal and without THAT the movie doesn't even begin to appeal.
ORDDU: I suppose this is what comes of trying to take a classic fairy tale and thrusting it into a more modern culture. But, if you stop and think about it, who wants a fairy tale that reminds you so much of the same things you see and hear on a daily basis? My sisters and I prefer things that are timeless--such as the original WIZARD OF OZ.
ORGOCH: Heck!! Even RETURN TA OZ was better 'n THIS dang crap they put out!
ORWEN: And we LIKE the Muppets. But THIS? I wish Dorothy had been a puppet, too, instead of a well known singer type who--right off the bat--comes across as somebody who's so interested in self-promotion that she can't see straight. Instead of being humble and grateful for what she has, THIS version of Dorothy comes across as spoiled and slightly defiant. I didn't like her at all.
ORDDU: Miss Piggy was somewhat amusing--portraying the various witches. But the human cast--and the songs--also helped to ruin this version. No heart and no appeal for us--and such a wasted script for the normally appealing Muppets.
Dang it, I forgot to set the DVR ...
I was hoping my class would be over by now, but these people haven't finished their final yet ... don't they know their trainer wants to go home???
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I just finished watching Muppet's Wizard of Oz and I have to say it was one of the best movies I've seen in a while and by far the best Muppet movie. Also, this wasn't a cheesy remake (like Ebbie for the Christmas Carol), this was a well done version that didn't confuse itself with the MGM version and gave the Muppets signature. The whole movie was great and I really hope it got good ratings. I love that they used rare characters like the Sweedish Chef, Pepe, Rizzo and Sam Eagle. If you didn't see it because you thought it would be horrible, I highly suggest seeing it (either when it goes into repeat or on DVD). If and (hopefully) when you see it, don't compare it to the MGM version because they are nothing alike. Each are good in their own way.
As for the CG girl, it was just humor with gonzo because she turned into a CG Chicken (Gonzo's love). She was no worse than Jessica Rabbit.
SpoilerI loved the little jokes in it (like the Frank Oz and Small World jokes). The Quinton Tarrintino segment was a little dark but extremely funny. The nipple segment was hysterical as was the Biker scene and Stadler/Waldorf scene. I also liked the Napster joke in the begining.
-Michael�You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality.� - Walt Disney
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