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Once in a while, there comes a film that garners all the attention, rakes in all the box office success and stands quite aloof from the clutter, making it distinct, flavorsome and extraordinary.
When one takes a film like "Fifty Shades of Grey" into consideration, one would like to believe that it would certainly be a cut above the rest, especially given all the hype about the movie. Unfortunately, that is not the case. The film has all the elements cinemagoers would be attracted by the hot sex scenes, the bare-skinned buttocks, coupled with a lot of unconventional spanking. However, it feels nothing more than just another overly mundane sex flick that is set to spank your brains out.
In the video below, Lisa Wilkinson reviews "Fifty Shades of Grey." She says the expectation of a good movie that is a screen adaptation of a novel, which has a hundred million copies sold must make a good film, falls flat on the face. She further claims that "Fifty Shades of Grey is quite simply the worst movie I've ever seen."
She adds the film had a script that "makes Mills and Boons read like bleeding Dickens." She calls Dakota Johnson's portrayal of Anastasia "pathetic." She further elaborates saying "Fifty Shades of Grey is more appalling than appealing," and she states "it is domestic violence dressed up as erotica."
Watch the movie review and see how many stars she gives to the movie. Let us know what you think in the comments below.
There you have it for Lisa Wilkinson's review of "Fifty Shades of Grey." For more entertainment features, keep tabs on Movie News Guide (MNG).
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it is now SUDDEN DEATH
Here is where i die a little bit unless we get this three and out.
it is now SUDDEN DEATH
Horrible throw by Sanchez.
Defense better make a play.
Tie coming
Watch Bess and all double moves man.
Field goal will be too easy for Miami. D shrinks under pressure.
Kerley, Chaz, and Holmes all looked good this game. Hill I just don't know what to say. This should have been his big day IMO and nothing.
There is a good chance the defense can't stop them
Here comes the painful 12 play 7 minute drive to end the game.
Our D is so soft
3rd and 3 Oh god please stop them here !!!
I'm so scared of Wilson being picked on here.
I'm praying for a Miami phuckup
rex better send help on wilson
Jets giving the Fins EVERY CHANCE to beat them.
time out was absolutely required
our ELITE defense had one receiver completely uncovered


text: Fresh Faces Backstage at BCBG Bare faces and natural hair took a backseat to the luxe colorful clothes presented at BCBG Max Azria's show. By Gillian Koenig on September 10, 2009 Bare faces and natural hair took a backseat to the luxe colorful clothes presented at BCBG Max Azria's show Thursday morning. "We have so many brand new faces for the runway today. For some of the girls, this is their first show ever," said hairstylist Bob Racine. "So we didn't want to stylize these girls. We wanted the girls to wear the clothes, we didn't want the clothes to wear the girls." To achieve the look, Racine, who was working on behalf of Phyto, created a natural part, and applied a Phyto mousse to flatten the front of the hair for a "let me see your face" look. He then used a light Phyto spray "to dishevel" locks in the back. "The most incredible styling tool of all that we are using is confidence," said Racine. "We styled with a loving hand and the result is an empowered woman." Makeup artist Lisa Butler, working on behalf of MAC Cosmetics, extended that clean, bare look to the face, using only a cream foundation to flush out the reds in the cheeks and around the nose, making mascara "the key" to the look. Butler applied MAC's Zoom Lash Mascara using the brand's 205 Pro fan brush, pushing the mascara down into roots of lashes. "It looks a bit like eyeliner but there's no line, just a blackishness." Lips were left natural, brushed with little more than a matte conditioner. "The girls are so young and they are all new," said Butler. "So its better to leave them as they are." To access this article, click here to subscribe or click here to log in. WWD Staff To access this article, click here to subscribe or click here to log in. load comments blog comments powered by Disqus


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Thanks Maa Trailer (2010)
"Based on 12.66 million true stories" 05 March 2010 Drama, Comedy 120 mins
While on the run from the reformatory, a 12 year old boy named Municipality finds and saves a two day old abandoned baby from becoming the prey to a ferocious street dog. Failing to find any takers among the people whom he deemed responsible and respectable, Municipality takes up the onus of finding the mother of that abandoned baby himself. Municipality's rock steady determination ultimately helps him emerge a winner against all odds as he reaches that baby's mother but in bargain he loses his most precious possession, the flawless and god-like image of a mother he used to see in his dreams and probably the hope that he'll ever find his own mother again.
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Writing the beginning of a story is easy. The possibilities are limitless, constrained only by imagination. As we begin, each new character, situation, setting, and explanation helps develop an image of person and place and circumstance, requiring the writer to be true to the parameters as they move forward with the story.
Endings are easy, and when I say easy, in both cases I mean easier than the middle ground. Before writing, that is as a reader of the works of others, I would have guessed the middle part of a story would be easiest to write. After all, in the middle there is no need to wrap things up, nor is there a need to establish a character's identity or the story theme.
The problem, at least for me, is that middles can get muddled, and if I am not careful, can find the story bogging down in wanderings that are not essential to and perhaps impair the overall story or its flow. I mention this because I'm writing in the middle ground now, within a story already existing in rough form. Taking care, I'm making major changes to these elements. To be safe, I refrain from sharing as I normally wood upon completion of an element, and instead work five in tandem, making certain they play a story role, with consistency within the story, and in relation to each other.
The middle has to be interesting for a reader, something that can hold attention so they are vested in reading until the end, or not send a mind off wandering. Middles need special attention and focus, and an alert writer will take pause, step back, and cast a critical eye at every sentence of every element, of every action. If done correctly, this section of a story sets up the ending, engaging and holding a reader's emotion such that the ending has memorable impact.


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This qualification develops the knowledge and skills needed when working with children and young people in health and social care environments. It covers a wide range of areas such as supporting children and young people with their physical or emotional care, daily living needs and behaviour management.
Who is it suitable for?
All those who wish to work or are working in an unsupervised role with children and young people in health and social care.
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You should be at least 16 years old. CACHE does not set any other entry requirements but colleges or training providers may have their own guidelines.
How many credits are required to complete it?
The Diploma requires 58 credits.
How is it assessed?
It will be assessed by your tutor or assessor using a range of methods. This could include direct observation in the workplace, a portfolio of evidence, written assignments or a task set by CACHE.
Do you need to be working to take the qualification?
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Private student loans are similar to mortgages or auto loans in the sense that the lending institution must be sure you have steady income and a reasonably good credit record before they'll lend you money. Since most undergraduate students don't have established credit scores or steady incomes, many won't qualify for a loan on their own. If they do, they likely won't qualify for the best rates.
Students will likely need to apply for student loans with a cosigner to be approved and receive the lowest possible rates. Though parents are the most common cosigners, a cosigner can be any trusted adult who is willing and financially qualified. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings and cousins are just a few examples.
Before you decide whether or not to become a cosigner, you might want to take the following aspects of cosigning a student loan into account:
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Israel the Beggar Is Taking Potshots at the U.S.
Netanyahu's lousy relations with Obama are going to cost us hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid and severe damage to the IDF.
That Obama's really annoying. He thinks he can toy with us about military aid forever. He just keeps leading us by the nose...
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EXCLUSIVE: Killer Sharks on the Costas but Benidorm tourist bosses try to keep it quiet
BRITS heading to Benidorm and the Spanish costas for Easter have been warned to watch for sharks.
Three were found washed up on the shore of the popular resort last month.
The two sinister-looking threshers and a threemetre bluntnose sixgill shark had been caught in fi shing nets.
But locals think tourism bosses are trying to keep it quiet as thousands of holidaymakers are due to arrive for the holiday.
Last year saw a string of spinner shark sightings near Benidorm's main beach.
A local said: "It's not unusual for sharks to be spotted every now and then. But three in the space of a few days is a worry.
"Offi cials might say they're not dangerous species but three-metre sharks swimming around a popular tourist beach isn't exactly good news.
"It has defi nitely made people think twice about taking a dip.
"The whole thing seems to have been swept under the rug."
Locals also claim resort bosses have tried to hush up the deployment of shark nets at the town's beaches.
Another resident said: "Benidorm has offshore shark netting in place all along its four beach areas and beyond, although it chooses not to advertise this fact.
"There are 15 potentially dangerous sharks in the Mediterranean, out of approximately 46 different species.
"The whole thing seems to have been swept under the rug"Local resident of Benidorm
"Obviously the tourist boards in the area prefer it to be kept quiet. Knowing there are likely to be sharks where you are bathing with your family in the Mediterranean is not conducive to encouraging tourism."
Last year an 11-year-old boy needed 30 stitches after he was attacked by a blue shark further up the Costa Blanca coast in Salou.
Thresher sharks have been responsible for dozens of attacks on boats and there has been a reported attack on a human in the past.
Spinner sharks and blue sharks have carried out a handful of attacks on people.
Last summer, the authorities in France and Spain issued an alert after a surge in the number of blue sharks spotted.


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Pingu's Igloo Adventures Trailer (2013)
01 April 2013
See Pingu in these hilarious fun-filled adventures. Pingu spends his days in the South Pole with his family and friends, but the mischievous penguin always manages to get himself into slippery situations. Grab your sled and join the fun and excitement with everyone's favorite little penguin- Pingu!
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Monday 5 January 1987
It was Monday, under the sign of Capricorn. The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Kristin Cavallari and Jason Mitchell.
In that special week of January people in US were listening to Walk Like An Egyptian by Bangles.
In UK Reet Petite by Jackie Wilson was in the top 5 hits.
Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Frank Oz, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1987
while It by Stephen King was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Yesterday's Dreams.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Apache Strike or Contra.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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- Mungday (Discordianism)
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- The eleventh day of Christmas in Western Christianity, and the Twelfth Night of Christmas in Western Christianity.
Famous Birthdays:
- Kristin Cavallari: American reality television star.
- Jason Mitchell: Movie Actor.
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- Margaret Laurence: Canadian novelist and short story writer, one of the major figures in Canadian literature.
- Herman Smith-Johannsen: Norwegian-born Canadian cross-country skier (Born 1875).
- Surrogate Baby M case begins in Hackensack, New Jersey
- U.S. President Ronald Reagan undergoes prostate surgery, causing speculation about his physical fitness to continue in office.
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Book Review: Healing Love by Laura V. Hilton
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Healing Love, the first in the new series, The Amish of Webster County, by Laura V. Hilton. To celebrate this tour, Laura is giving away a basket of goodies, on her blog, all comments left on this blog or on her blog during the blog tour (November 1 -22nd) will be entered for the drawing of the Grate-Fall Basket. Click on the picture below to go to Laura's blog to learn more about the participants and to enter the giveaway. Don't forget a comment here also will give you an entry. This book was provided by Whitaker House for review purposes, Blog Tour promoted by LovenGod Promotions.
I'm so excited to present Laura V. Hilton's Healing Love to you. I first met Laura more than a year ago when she joined the critique group I started through ACFW. Healing Love I believe was the first book I critiqued, and I instantly fell in love with Shane and Kristi. There is the conflict of Shane trusting Science and contemporary medicine versus Kristi's home remedies and natural medicines. He is a veterinarian with a real reason to not trust home medicines. Kristi is a midwife. Oh, and she's Amish.
This conflict kept me fascinated, and Laura did an exceptional job creating multi-dimensional characters. I was especially touched by Kristi's injury and how it affected her future with the Amish. I enjoyed the secondary characters, including Shane's sister. And for the romance fan, Laura is the best at creating real romantic moments that make you sigh without compromising core values.
There's so much to like with Healing Love. I was sad when I finished this, because Shane and Kristi felt like friends. That's a mark of a great book, and Laura Hilton delivers.
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Life gets a lot harder for Amish midwife Kristi Lapp when a buggy wreck lands her in the hospital and leaves her with a pronounced limp. Among her biggest concerns is the well–being of her dog, Chinook, as she is no longer able to keep up with the high–energy Siberian husky. Adding insult to injury, she fears she'll never marry for love, for what man would willingly wed a woman who needs help with even the most basic of household tasks?
Shane Zimmerman moved to Seymour for a fresh start. The veterinarian is still reeling from the loss of his young wife, who died in childbirth—an aneurysm, the autopsy determined, but he still blames the midwife and the herbal remedies she administered. He meets his next–door neighbor, Kristi, when he discovers her wrecked buggy and takes her to the hospital. Eager to deepen the friendship that forms between them, he offers to take care of exercising her dog. But the harsh words of Kristi's father discourage him from pursuing a relationship further—for the time being. Shane isn't Amish, although his grandparents were, and Ira Lapp would rather his daughter marry an aging Amish widower than a young Englischer.
Despite all the forces that would keep them apart, Kristi and Shane can't deny the strong attraction between them. So, their on–again, off–again relationship persists, as Kristi submits to physical therapy for her leg and Shane reevaluates his reasons for being Englisch. But will they find a way to stay together? Or are their differences too divisive to resolve?
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Alliance for Technology Access. (2000). Computer and web resources for people with disabilities: A guide to exploring today's assistive technology (3rd ed.). Alameda, CA: Hunter House. [Available from Alliance for Technology Access. See "Organizations," above.]
Barclay, J., & Cobb, J. (Eds.). (2001). Full life ahead: A workbook and guide to adult life for students and families of students with disabilities (Rev. ed.). Montgomery, AL: Southeast Regional Resource Center.
Blalock, G., & Benz, M. (1999). Using community transition teams to improve transition services (Pro-Ed Series on Transition). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Materials Published by Pro-Ed or Paul H. Brookes
In this resource list, you'll see many materials published by Pro-Ed, Inc., and by Paul H. Brookes Publishing. Here's the contact information for these two publishers:
8700 Shoal Creek Boulevard
Austin, TX 78757
Paul H. Brookes Publishing
P.O. Box 10624
Baltimore, MD 21285-0624
Bolles, R.N. (in press). What color is your parachute?: A practical manual for job-hunters and career-changers (2003 ed.). Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press. (Available from: Ten Speed Press, P.O. Box 7123, Berkeley, CA 94707. Telephone: 1-800-841- 2665. Web: http://www.tenspeed.com/)
Clark, G.M., & Patton, J.R. (1997). Transition planning inventory: Assessing transition needs. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Clark, G.M., Patton, J.R., & Moulton, L.R. (2000). Informal assessments for transition planning. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Clark, H.B., & Davis, M. (2000). Transition to adulthood: A resource for assisting young people with emotional or behavioral difficulties. Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.
Cozzens, G., Dowdy, C., & Smith, T.E.C. (1999). Adult agencies: Linkages for adolescents in transition (Pro-Ed Series on Transition). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
DeBoer, A. (1995). Working together: The art of consulting and communicating. Longmont, CO: Sopris West. (Available from: Sopris West, 4093 Specialty Place, Longmont, CO 80504. Telephone: (303) 651-2829. E-mail: email@example.com. Web: http://www.worldcat.org/title/working-together-the-art-of-consulting-communicating/oclc/34231067)
DeFur, S. (2000). Designing individualized education program (IEP) transition plans (ERIC Digest E598). Arlington, VA: ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education. (Available on-line at: http://ericec.org/.)
Elksnin N., & Elksnin, L.K. (1998). Teaching occupational social skills (Pro-Ed Series on Transition). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Evers, R.B., & Elksnin, N. (1998). Working with students with disabilities in vocational/technical settings (Pro-Ed Series on Transition). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Field, S., & Hoffman, A. Steps to self-determination: A curriculum to help adolescents learn to achieve their goals. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Field, S., Hoffman, A., & Spezla, S. (1998). Self-determination strategies for adolescents in transition (Pro-Ed Series on Transition). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Halpern, A.S., Herr, C.M., Doren, B., & Wolf, N.K.. (2000). Next S.T.E.P.: Student transition and educational planning. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
HEATH Resource Center. (2002). Creating options: A resource on financial aid for students with disabilities (2002 ed.). Washington, DC: Author. (Available on-line at: https://www.heath.gwu.edu/)
Holburn, S., & Vietze, P.M. (Eds.). (2002). Person-centered planning: Research, practice, and future directions. Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.
Hughes, C., & Carter, E.W. (2000). The transition handbook: Strategies high school teachers use that work! Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.
Klein, E., & Hahn, S.E. (1999). Focus on transition: A workbook for independent living skills. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
MacKenzie, L. (Ed.). (2002). The complete directory for people with disabilities: 2003 edition (11th ed.). Lakeville, CT: Grey House. (Available from Grey House Publishing, 185 Millerton Road, P.O. Box 860, Millerton, NY 12546. Telephone: 1-800-562-2139; (518) 789-8700. Web: https://www.greyhouse.com/.)
Martin, J.E., Mithaug, D.E., Oliphint, J.H., Husch, J.V., & Frazier, E.S. (2002). Self-directed employment: A handbook for transition teachers and employment specialistists. Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.
Morales, T., Holland, R., & Brown, S. (n.d.). Access transition. San Rafael, CA: Alliance for Technology Access.
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET). (2002). IDEA 1997: Implications for secondary education and transition services. Policy Update, 1(1), 1-8. (Available on-line at: www.ncset.org/publications/policy/2002_06.asp.)
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET). (2002, June). Parenting post-secondary students with disabilities: Becoming the mentor, Advocate, and guide your young adult needs. Parent Brief, 1, 1-4. (Available on-line at: www.ncset.org/publications/default.asp)
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET), & PACER Center. (2002, July). IDEA 1997 transition issues. Parent Brief, 2, 1-6. (Available on-line at: www.ncset.org/publications/default.asp)
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET), & PACER Center. (2002, May). Age of majority: Preparing your child for making good choices. Parent Brief, 3, 1-6. (Available on-line at: http://www.ncset.org/publications/viewdesc.asp?id=318)
National Center on Workforce and Disability. (2002, June). One-stop career centers: Serving people with disabilities. OneStops.info Brief, 1, 1-8. (Available on-line at: http://www.onestops.info/)
National Center on Workforce and Disability. (2002, August). One-stop career centers and the new ticket to work and self-sufficiency program. OneStops.info Brief, 2, 1-12. (Available on-line at: http://www.onestops.info/)
PACER Center. (1996). Transition trek game. Minneapolis, MN: Author. (Available from: PACER Center, 8161 Normandale Blvd., Minneapolis, MN 55437-1044. Telephone: (952) 838-9000; (952) 838-0190 (TTY). Web:http://www.pacer.org/publications/transition.asp
PACER Center. (2001). Transition and beyond...now what? Minneapolis, MN: Author. (See contact information above.)
PACER Center. (2002). Transition tips and tools. Minneapolis, MN: Author. (See contact information above.)
Patton, J.R., & Dunn, C. (1998). Transition from school to young adulthood: Basic concepts and recommended practices (Pro-Ed Series on Transition). Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Power, P. (2000). A guide to vocational assessment. Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Workplace Supports, Virginia Commonwealth University. (2000). Whose life is it anyway? A look at person-centered planning and transition. Richmond, VA: Author. (A self-paced instructional program on CD. Order on-line at: http://www.worksupport.com/.)
Rusch, F., & Chadsey, J. (1998.) Beyond high school: Transition from school to work. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. (Telephone: 1-800-354-9706. Order on-line at: http://wadsworth.cengage.com/.)
Savukinas, R. (2001). Community colleges and students with disabilities. Washington, DC: HEATH Resource Center.
Sax, C.L., & Thoma, C.A. (2002). Transition assessment: Wise practices for quality lives. Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.
Sitlington, P.L., Clark, G.M., & Kolstoe, O.P. (2000). Transition education and services for adolescents with disabilities (3rd ed.). Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. (Telephone: 1-800-666-9433. Order on-line at: http://www.ablongman.com/.)
Storms, J., O'Leary, E., & Williams, J. (2000). Transition requirements: A guide for states, districts, schools, universities, and families. Minneapolis, MN: Institute on Community Integration, University of Minnesota (Available on-line at: http://www.waisman.wisc.edu/hrtw/GUIDE_2000.PDF).
Twenty-Sixth Institute on Rehabilitation Issues. (2000). The family as a critical partner in the achievement of a successful employment outcome. Hot Springs, AK: Region 6 Rehabilitation Continuing Education Center. (Available in print from: Region 6 Rehabilitation Continuing Education Center, University of Arkansas, P.O. Box 1358, Bldg. #35, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71902. Telephone: (501) 623-7700. Available on-line at: http://www.pacer.org/tatra/resources/critfam.asp .
Warger, C., & Burnette, J. (Eds.). (2000). Planning student-directed transitions to adult life. Arlington, VA: ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilities and Gifted Education. (Available on-line at: http://ericec.org/.)
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Southend have been promoted to The Championship while Swindon are down.
Southend United have been promoted to The Championship after drawing at Swansea City while Swindon Town have been relegated.
The Shrimpers twice fought back from a goal down to claim a 2-2 draw at Swansea, who remain in sixth place.
Freddy Eastwood (pictured) was the hero for Southend with a brace, cancelling out two Rory Fallon goals for The Swans.
Hartlepool salvaged a late 1-1 draw at Brentford, a result that promoted Southend, but leaves the North East side with work to do to avoid the drop.
Michael Nelson's last-gasp goal cancelled out Kevin O'Connor's but Hartlepool still need a win in their final game of the season to possibly stay up.
Swindon required a win at Bristol City to keep alive their faint survival hopes, although they could only manage a 1-1 draw and are now relegated.
Things looked good when ex-Robin Aaron Brown opened the scoring only for David Cotterill to snatch a share of the spoils.
MK Dons go into the final game of the season two points behind Rotherham after both sides lost on Saturday afternoon.
The pair meet in the final game of the season in what appears an intriguing encounter, with Hartlepool also in the frame for 20th place.
MK Dons looked to have salvaged a late point against Tranmere when Izale McLeod cancelled out David Partridge's own goal, but Delroy Facey stole an injury-time winner.
Rotherham could have saved themselves at Colchester, but an own goal from Shaun Barker and second half effort from Mark Yeates gave the home side the points.
Yeovil ensured League One safety after coming from a goal down to claim a 2-1 success at Huddersfield Town.
David Graham slotted The Terriers ahead, but a second half brace from Phil Jevons secured the points for The Glovers.
Nottingham Forest remain behind Swansea on goal difference after being held by Bournemouth at The City Ground.
Steve Fletcher put the visitors ahead just after half time only for Nathan Tyson to secure a share of the spoils.
Veteran Steve Claridge gave Walsall's fans something to cheer in a disappointing campaign after his goal gave The Saddlers a 1-0 win at Gillingham.
Billy Sharp's injury-time goal lifted Scunthorpe over Blackpool while Bradford City's trip to Barnsley finished goalless.
Oldham have missed out on the play-offs after James Coppinger's goal secured a 1-0 win for Doncaster over The Latics.
George Pilkington netted a brace as Port Vale beat Chesterfield 3-1 at Vale Park.
Jamie O'Hara fired the visitors ahead, but Pilkington put the home side in front before Michael Cummins added the icing on the cake late on.
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Colchester United 2-0 Rotherham United
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Huddersfield Town 1-2 Yeovil Town
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Backfire: how a pharma-funded "Listserv" and censorship are turning the movie Vaxxed into a worldwide phenomenon
BY JB HANDLEY April 7, 2016
"If you believe in freedom of speech, you believe in freedom of speech for views you don't like. Stalin and Hitler, for example, were dictators in favor of freedom of speech for views they liked only. If you're in favor of freedom of speech, that means you're in favor of freedom of speech precisely for views you despise."
— Noam Chomsky
PORTLAND, Oregon — Dr. David Gorski was proud, and why shouldn't he be? From his perspective, he'd played a major role in getting a movie — Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe — pulled from the Tribeca Film Festival. Dr. Gorski had even reached the mainstream media establishment through a highlighted quote in an LA Times article. As he crowed about on the blog, Science Based Medicine on March 28, 2016:
"The beauty of it is that I played a major role in bringing the story to public consciousness, followed the story as it evolved, and now can provide a fairly complete recounting."
Dr. Gorski was far from alone in basking in the accomplishments of the moment. Over in the United Kingdom, an article was published in The Guardian one day later (March 29) that may surprise some readers, because it spelled out in graphic detail what many autism parents have suspected all along:
Within half an hour of Robert De Niro's Tribeca film festival posting on Facebook that it had scheduled an April viewing of Vaxxed, the highly controversial anti-vaccine documentary, a well-oiled network of scientists, autism experts, vaccine advocacy groups, film-makers and sponsors cranked into gear to oppose it.
At the center of the network was a listserv group email list of more than 100 prominent individuals and science research bodies run out of the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) based in St Paul, Minnesota. The listserv acts as an early warning system that sounds the alarm whenever the potent conspiracy theory that autism can be caused by vaccination surfaces.
Through the listserv, conference calls were quickly organized among top scientists across the country to discuss how to respond to the news that what was seen as a scurrilous and misleading film was to be given a high-profile airing. Leading figures in the documentary world were also enlisted to add their objections to the showing of Vaxxed
I'm not sure how a casual reader reads the above article because I'm not a casual reader. I'm the parent of a child with Autism, a child who declined precipitously after being vaccinated, and I've chosen to put myself out there publicly to warn other parents about the risks of over-vaccinating their children. Like many parents in the autism community, I've been the target of this "Listserv" and I find it refreshing to finally see the tactics of this organization brought to light in such a detailed manner.
From my perspective, The Guardian highlights a "Listserv" that is nothing more than a coalition of special interests united to suppress truth, and even a casual review of the Immunization Action Coalition's website reveals where their funding for the "listserve" comes from:
I hope the reader understands something about the Immunization Action Coalition and many other organizations just like it:
When the Immunization Action Coalition reaches out to journalists to protest the showing of Vaxxed at the Tribeca Film Festival, they aren't doing so because they share values with the CDC and vaccine makers, they are just the CDC and vaccine makers wearing a mask.
It's an important difference.
"Advocacy Group?" — No, not really
Does anyone remember Amanda Peet? At the height of Jenny McCarthy's very public pronouncements about the relationship between vaccines and autism back in 2008, the pharma-funded camp needed a spokesperson who they felt could match Jenny for looks and celebrity, and somehow talked Amanda Peet into taking that role. Of course, the choice of Peet wasn't random, but rather the product of a close family connection, as Forbes reported:
Peet…started speaking out in favor of vaccines after the birth of daughter Frances in 2007. "All my friends weren't vaccinating their children," she says. But Peet's brother-in-law worked with Paul Offit, one of the country's top vaccine researchers. After a few phone conversations, she decided to appear in a series of public awareness spots for Every Child By Two, an advocacy group founded by former first lady Rosalynn Carter.
On the internet, some message board posters responded to Peet's outspokenness with vitriol. After a CBS Early Show appearance, one poster called her "a minion of Offit" and said the only good thing that could be said about her is that she knew her lines. But her advocacy became frighteningly personal when her second daughter, Molly, came down with pertussis, or whooping cough, between her second and third vaccinations.
That Forbes quote brings up a lot of interesting comments and questions — not the least of which is the suspect efficacy of the pertussis vaccine — but I'm going to focus on a different topic, namely calling Every Child By Two an "advocacy group."
Every Child By Two is an "advocacy group" the way the NRA is an "advocacy group". In fact, the NRA is a far more ethical "advocacy group" than Every Child By Two because the NRA's motives and goals are out there for everyone to see.
The truth about Every Child By Two — the group that paid Amanda Peet to speak on behalf of vaccines — is that they are, just like the Immunization Action Coalition, merely a front group for vaccine manufacturers. I wrote about Every Child By Two and this topic way back in 2008, and my article's title didn't require much interpretation:
Every Child By Two: A Front Group for Wyeth
It's all there in the 990 forms every nonprofit organization has to file with the IRS, and Every Child By Two's funding sources are as clear as day: companies that make vaccines.
So let's keep it real:
Amanda Peet didn't work for an advocacy group when she spoke out on behalf of vaccines, she worked for a vaccine maker.
Tobacco makers have endured a far greater onslaught of negative PR than vaccine makers, and their methods therefore of disguising their messaging are far more sophisticated (it's unlikely they would have their covert network of paid experts crow about their achievements in a newspaper!). Americans for Nonsmokers Rights published a great report called Follow the Money: Exposing Big Tobacco Front Groups, and it describes the lengths tobacco companies will go to disguise their paid spokespeople:
While down-playing its public visibility in local politics, the tobacco industry sponsors "astroturf" organizations — grassroots organizations that are funded, organized, and sometimes run by Big Tobacco. This paper will help smokefree advocates and supporters expose these organizations for what they are — tobacco industry front groups. By tracking down the real source of funding for these organizations, advocates can effectively expose Big Tobacco's underhanded tactics to policymakers, the media, and the public. When tracking down information on tobacco industry front groups, know who and/or what to research. The tobacco industry may appear in your community in a number of guises, including nonprofit organizations, lobbying groups, or out-of-town consultants. Nonprofits come in all shapes and sizes: charities, literary societies, social welfare organizations, trade associations, and religious groups, to name a few.
Let's pull out a quote from the report that's particularly germane to the vaccine-autism fight:
By tracking down the real source of funding for these organizations, advocates can effectively expose Big Tobacco's underhanded tactics to policymakers, the media, and the public.
To which I say, "Exactly!"
The Backfire has begun, and gaining steam
Dr. Gorski and the "listserve" crowd, so proud of their accomplishments 8 short days ago, may be singing a different tune today. I'm an extremely proud American, and one of the things I know about Americans is that we all care deeply about freedom, and we all hate being told we can't see or do something. If the "listserve" hadn't jumped into action and turned Vaxxed into an international controversy in the media, it likely would have had it's single showing at Tribeca and moved on into obscurity. But that's not how it happened.
The tipping point may be in Houston
I can't say I'm surprised that the vaccine maker-funded "listserve" crowd would be detached enough from reality to think that a very public attempt to have a film censored from being seen by the public would have no repercussions, but the city of Houston just took the issue of censorship and the movie Vaxxed to an entirely new height.
A small film festival in Houston — WorldFest-Houston — agreed to screen Vaxxed, but then yesterday (April 6th) had to pull their support, and the organizer of the festival sent the following email to the head of Cinema Libre, the distributor of Vaxxed:
Dear Philippe~ Good Morning…
I wanted you to know that just like DeNiro and Tribeca, we must withdraw our invitation to screen VAXXED! It has been cancelled, and there was no press release about the film… that was scheduled for today, but after very threatening calls late yesterday (Monday) from high Houston Government officials (the first and only time they have ever called in 49 years) — we had no choice but to drop the film. Heavy handed censorship, to say the least… they both threatened severe action against the festival if we showed it, so it is out. Their actions would have cost us more than $100,000 in grants.
I do hope that they did not call or threaten you. It is done, it is out and we have been censored… There are some very powerful forces against this project. It does seem a bit of overkill, as I am confident that it will be released Online soon and millions of people can see it.
My Thanks and Best regards,
Hunter Todd
Chairman & Founding Director
The 49th Annual WorldFest-Houston"
Honestly, it's hard to react to this note without losing one's mind and invoking the first amendment! In an effort to better understand the story, representatives from HealthChoice.org sent the following note to the mayor's office in Houston:
Question for the Mayor's office.
It has been alleged that Mayor Tuner has threatened a Houston film festival to remove a controversial film critical of the Centers for Disease Control, or face financial consequences. It has also been reported that the Mayor was strongly pressured by federal authorities to make sure the film Vaxxed did not air at the festival.
Are these reports accurate, and has Mayor Turner's office issued a statement on this matter?
If the incident has taken place, who were the individuals at the federal level that issued the demand to Mayor Turner, what agencies did they represent, what coercion of the Mayor took place, and was the US Center for Disease Control directly or indirectly involved in this directive.
Many are alleging that First Amendment violations and possibly RICO violations may be in play here, how does the Mayor's office respond to those charges?
Will be going to press on a story tomorrow.
Thank you,Ginger Taylor, MS
The mayor's office responded with the following:
The mayor asked that it be removed from the lineup. I believe Judge Emmett did the same. The film festival is being funded in part through a grant from the City of Houston. The mayor felt it inappropriate for the city to endorse an event that would be screening a film that is counter to the city's efforts to ensure children receive vaccinations.
The film was also removed from the Tribeca Film Festival lineup so Houston is not alone. In fact, it was that move that raised the concerns locally.
Janice Evans-Chief Policy Officer
& Director of Communications
I had to read this quote from the Houston's mayor's office several times to believe it. The only image that came to mind was one we are all familiar with:
Colonel Jessup was a fictional character, but this level of censorship just happened, and it happened in Houston, to which I want to ask a fairly obvious question:
Do you not realize that by engaging in active censorship and using public influence to ban a movie you are not only violating the first amendment but are also all but assuring the movie's popularity will explode?
In a weird way, as the parent of a child with Autism, I'm thankful for the actions of the mayor's office in Houston, I can only imagine what the consequences of their blatantly unconstitutional behavior will be. Philippe Diaz, Chairman of Cinema Libre Studio, responded to the Houston fiasco:
"As I explained to the directors of Tribeca, their decision has created a huge precedent in the filmmaking world. Film festivals are no longer a space for free speech, but a place run by sponsors and corporate interests. It sends the message to filmmakers that they better make movies "approved" by corporate sponsors so they'll have more of a chance to be selected and therefore find a way to sell their films. We should never forget that the life of an independent film depends very often on festivals. If festivals can act as censors for corporate interests, it's a slap in the face to the First Amendment."
Don't worry parents, we're only in the first inning
Vaxxed has been accepted to the Silver Springs International Film Festival down in Florida. Responding to an agitated Facebook post, the head of the festival struck a very different tone:
Hi John,
I trust you have seen the film. And I appreciate your concern for our festival. And I trust in the relationships that we have built over the last 4 years — with our community, its businesses and leaders, students and teachers and friends from around the world. But the most important relationship we have in our city and our festival is our relationship with the 1st Amendment which protects our freedom of speech and expression.
Based on your statement, I have to wonder if you and some of the folks writing about this film have indeed seen it — and not through the filter of personal agendas. Our only agenda is, "Good films deserve to be seen. And people have a right and need for access to every side of the story and the freedom to make their own decision, with their own physicians, regarding their children. If the film turns out to be misinformation then I trust that we will have supported the bigger conversation that will bring that to light. If it is proven to be fact, we will have been part of a conversation that could positively impact many lives.
You may choose to paint our festival in any light you wish, but now you have the truth from the horse's mouth — we do not censor and we do not represent any one's agenda. We present good films and trust our audiences to use that information in a powerful way that will serve their best interests and inform their conversations!
If you, or anyone you know, has not seen the film yet, I invite you to join us and bring your knowledge and expertise to the table and enrich our community. Thank you for caring!
Best Regards,
Greg Thompson, Festival Director
Silver Springs International Film Festival
It's hard to put it much better than Greg Thompson. Vaxxed will be seen. Attempts to silence the film do nothing but reveal the corrupt underbelly of paid propagandists who use pressure to silence the truths the movie reveals. Our children have been deeply harmed, including my own son, and something needs to change. Americans don't like corruption. Americans don't like fraud. And Americans certainly don't like being told they can't see a movie.
We can handle the truth. Listserve, Dr. Gorski, and all the others fighting so hard to surpress Vaxxed, thank you for turning the movie into a worldwide media phenomenon.
About the author: J.B. Handley is the father of a child with Autism. He and his wife co-founded Generation Rescue, Jenny McCarthy's autism charity. He spent his career in the private equity industry and received his undergraduate degree with honors from Stanford University. He is also the author of "The Only Vaccine Guide a New Parent Will Ever Need" and "An Angry Father's Guide to Vaccine-Autism Science"
Mr. Handley has started a podcast series called "How to End the Autism Epidemic":
April 8th Update:
The censorship that took place in Houston is starting to receive local press, watch this excellent piece of balanced reporting from Houston's Fox affiliate.


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Brad Fritsch continued his dominance of Torrey Pines with a 5-under-par 33-34=67 during round one of the Farmers Insurance Open.
World No. 408 Brad Fritsch is slotted 28th on the Web.com Tour grad reshuffle.
Brad Fritsch returns to the PGA TOUR via a 14th-place finish on the Web.com Tour's regular-season money list and is playing his third Safeway Open.
Former PGA TOUR member and Canada native Brad Fritsch makes final preparations for his ninth playing of the RBC Canadian Open and cracks the field at Glen Abbey GC via a sponsor exemption. UPDATE: Fritsch posted rounds of 77-74 and at 7-over 151, will not be around for the weekend.
Brad Fritsch carded a 3-under-par 34-35=69 in the third round of the El Bosque Mexico Championship to reach 16-under 200 through 54 holes.
Brad Fritsch crafted a bogey-free 7-under-par 31-34=65 in the second round of the El Bosque Mexico Championship and shares the 36-hole lead with Wesley Bryan at 13-under 131.
Brad Fritsch battled for a 1-under-par 35-36=71 in the final round of the Servientrega Championship and outlasted Ollie Schniederjans in a one-hole playoff to claim the title at 11-under 277.
Brad Fritsch lit up TPC Cartagena to the tune of a 7-under-par 34-31=65 in the second round of the Servientrega Championship to take the lead at the half-way point at 8-under 136.
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If you haven't ridden The Canyons for a while, you're in for a surprise. No, make that a shock, the place is going off. Ever since its acquisition by American Skiing Company in 1997, the once sleepy little snowboard resort has exploded into a mega-mountain.
Like a resort expecting an invasion (the Olympics?), The Canyons has expanded to encompass 3,625 lift-accessed acres, all of which are privately owned. This eruption of growth has vaulted The Canyons into the position as the largest snowboard resort in Utah.
The Canyon's domain includes a fleet of lifts¿nine quads, a double, a triple, and an eight-passenger gondola¿along with no less than eight peaks and 3,200-feet of vertical.
With an annual snowfall of 350 inches and a substantial snowmaking system to back it up, the resort is poised to provide excellent coverage on its diversified terrain.
The recently opened Ninety nine-90 quad shares its name with the resort's highest peak, not coincidently at an elevation of 9,990 feet. Home to some of the best pow turns at The Canyons, Fantasy Ridge divides the steep, north-facing Red Pine Chutes from the open Alpine face of 94 Turns. The vertical Freight Face and Gully plunge down the throat of the quad's liftline. This peak also accesses the gates to some sweet backcountry stashes¿check out Dutch's drainage.
At the resort's north end, the Super Condor Express lifts you to the seven South Side Chutes, which, along with Canis Lupis (a cool twisting natural halfpipe) highlight this part of the mountain. A twenty-minute hike from the top of this quad to Murdock Peaks' 9,602-foot summit opens the door to fresh tracks in Murdock Bowl, The Saddle Chutes, or One-Hundred Turns (five on a board).
The Canyons advanced/expert terrain is further enhanced by six natural terrain gullies and halfpipes, along with five secluded tree-riding zones, that have been cultivated throughout the mountain.
Intermediate riders can revel in the abundance of terrain at their disposal. Billed as an "intermediate paradise," the combination of last years' Peak Five quad and the new 2001 Dreamscape Express quad open an additional 625 acres of mellow glades and ridges and long perfectly pitched groomers.
Novice and beginning riders can ride the Flight of the Canyons Gondola to the High Meadow Learning Center where the Meadow Quad accesses ideal terrain for improving skills and gaining confidence.
Since the resort's inception, The Canyons has cultivated a positive relationship with snowboarding¿hosting an array of events from the Quiksilver Boarder-X to a steady stream of amateur and locally sponsored big-air, halfpipe, and slopestyle contests. The mountain features a full-time halfpipe, a terrain park for novices, and another park full of bigger hits for advanced riders.
For 2001, The Canyons is a major resort destination. The mountain and terrain are excellent, the lift system is modern and efficient, and it all keeps growing. The newly completed Grand Summit Resort Hotel and Sundial Lodge are right at the mountain base. Next to those is a plaza/arena with amenities that include a bonfire and live entertainment. The resort is 35 minutes from a major international airport and five minutes from Park City¿one of the best mountain towns in North America.
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Grant To Help Accident Disabled Woman Reinstate Oregon Drivers License
by Patricia Moulder
(Montevallo, Alabama, USA)
I am a 53-year-old woman who has done just about every type of job there is during my working life.
I've baked donuts and cleaned hotel rooms. I drove school busses and then big trucks. I drove a truck in the lower 48 states and also in Canada.
I've always been pretty much a tomboy. I grew up in an area of southern California where, back then, we had no sidewalks. We could ride our horses all over town and it was a very usual sight.
I am the youngest of four children. My brother and oldest sister are from my mother's first marriage, but never knew their father because they were very young when she married my dad.
My mom passed away in August of 1993 and my dad in October of 2006.
While all of us siblings are still alive we are not close enough in distance or in getting along to see each other, although my oldest half sister and I have always had a special connection and still talk almost every day.
Disability Issues
Well I guess I would have to go as far back as the severe head injury I had when I was only four years old, back in 1963/64.
Both of my parents worked and we had a lot of livestock such as pigs, cows and horses as well as chickens for fresh eggs.
My grandmother lived with us and would take me out with her and she would fill all the watering troughs so that all my dad had to do was to feed all of them.
I was following her around with a stick between my legs pretending I was riding a horse.
We had two big old cast iron wash pots that were going to be filled and she was already filling the first one.
While she did that I was running around with my stick horse and somehow got my feet tangled up with the stick. I went flying face first onto the side of the other pot that was still less than half full.
When I hit the side, I hit right on the bridge of my nose and at an angle towards the inside of the pot. Since that one was not filled yet there was nothing at all to cushion my fall.
It broke my nose, but since I was so little, it didn't stop there. I just kept falling and tore my face so bad that the membrane that holds the fluid your eyeballs float in was torn as well.
They had to do plastic surgery or I would've gone blind. They also had to wire my mouth shut for six weeks. I was in surgery for eight hours and when they brought me out my whole head was wrapped in gauze bandages.
It wasn't until I was in my late twenties the doctor I had told me that was a severe head injury. He asked if my parents had ever had me checked for any permanent damage or symptoms.
He was more than a little surprised when I told him they hadn't.
I was a straight A student until middle school but was average and graduated from high school with all the same kids I had pretty much grown up with.
I was to find out later that my mom had some miscarriages before they tried a new hormone. With it, if she stayed in bed the last few months she could hopefully carry me to term.
I had to have a hysterectomy at 21 and found out many years later that literally 100% of the female babies born to the women that used that hormone were sterile and are actually called DES Daughters.
I also acquired a compression fracture from the fall when I was four. I am bipolar and was finally diagnosed when I was 40 years old.
I finally found out why I could never hold onto a job even though I never had any problem getting jobs.
I have COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis and depression. These issues have made it very difficult to be stable and have any permanent things like residence and relationships.
The worst thing happened five years ago the 25th of this month.
I hurt my right shoulder in a bicycle accident about 10 or 11 years ago and I was finally going to be able to have surgery on it.
I got out of my car pretty much right outside the doors where I had to enter to get some pre-admission testing done before they scheduled the surgery.
What makes this kind of ironic is that the parking lot at this particular hospital is on a pretty steep incline.
I remember being relieved that they were having valet parking because they were doing some renovating and they were trying to help because it was very hard to find a parking spot close by.
I also don't like the severe heat here in Alabama and my cars A/C didn't work so before I got fully in front of my car I turned around to ask him to please leave my windows down because of that.
As I turned back around toward the double doors I really felt light headed and a bit dizzy but I just told myself surely I could make it.
Before I even made it two more steps, the next thing I remember is opening my eyes and seeing my left leg bent completely backwards at the knee. It was turned inward so far that my left toes were pointing up at my right armpit!
Then I just started screaming OMG, OMG, OMG! I screamed over and over, begging someone to help me.
Thank the Lord for that valet parking.
I don't know how I could have survived if I had been somewhere else when it happened because when it bent it so far it damaged the artery that goes up the back of your leg. They had to have a vascular surgeon repair that because they told me I could have bled out and died!
That scared me so bad. Little did I know at the time that I had just had a life changer of an accident and what was supposed to be two maybe three surgeries would end up being eight with two external fixation devices later.
And I would spend almost a year in a hospital bed in my living room literally trapped in my own home except for many painful trips to the doctor and the hospital for more surgeries.
I was not to put any weight at all on my left leg and my doctor told me that if I'd been an athlete this would've been a career ender.
Since my injury I have had no quality of life. I've gained over 100 pounds and I have no more self-esteem or confidence. I've always been a plus sized gal but this has got to get better.
I so wish I could pay my fines in Oregon so I could get my driver's license again. I want to be self-sufficient and not have to always be dependent on others any more for the most part.
Financial Hardship
The only way to describe my money issues would be that I don't have any. It's always because of not being able to hold a job long enough to be financially stable.
I've been homeless before. I was living in my car off and on while trying to scrape up enough for a motel for me and my two Schnauzers that I raised in my big truck when I was driving all over the country.
It's very hard being an ex driver of so many things because my license and driving record was the one thing in my life that I was the most proud of.
Now I can't even drive myself to the market or to a doctor's appointment.
I did have a car, a really dependable car that I was forced to sell to my nephew. I could not stay at my sister's unless I sold him my car.
I'm very grateful that I finally was approved for SSI after trying to get it for six years. That was in 2006.
Income Efforts
Well I've done lots of things to try to make money.
When I was still living in Oregon I did a lot of collecting aluminum cans and glass and plastic bottles. In the state of Oregon there's a five-cent deposit on all of those things.
I was on food stamps. That was and still is mainly how I'm able to buy groceries.
I've been on SSI since March of 2006 when I finally got approved after fighting for almost six years.
I've tried to make extra money online doing surveys and that's just terribly depressing and futile.
Specific Needs
I am seeking a grant that will allow me to get my driver's license reinstated in Oregon and then to get my license here in Alabama.
Then I will need a dependable vehicle, probably used, but I've never had a brand new car. This would allow me to take myself every place I need go to become almost completely independent.
I feel like I don't have a life because I live outside the city in a very small town and have nothing to do but watch way too much TV.
I have not been able to even try to make any friends.


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Episode 259: LoganDon't miss our review of the long-awaited conclusion to the Wolverine cinematic universe, Logan. Eric Plunk slashes his way to his second consecutive episode as well! Listen and download now!
Episode 258: Nintendo SwitchThe Nintendo Switch is everything gamers have wanted and more. Eric Plunk joins us to talk Switch in this week's podcast.
Episode 257: Movie House ConfessionsLongtime guest of the show Dan Marsh joins us for his first Huddle House Confessions. What's on the grill? Bad movie confessions. Listen now!
Episode 256: Daddy's Dyin' Who's Got The Will?A short episode featuring a new guest and insights into the local production of "Daddy's Dyin' Who's Got The Will?" directed by Josh and produced by James. Theatre geeks rejoice!
Episode 255: Fifty Shades DarkerThis one has been worth the wait; here's our all-male review of Fifty Shades Darker.
Episode 254: déjà vuIt happens over and over…or does it? This week's podcast is about déjà vu and other glitches in the matrix.
Episode 253: I Heard That Was Good – Episode 142We've been waiting so long for the next episode of our favorite podcast…that we made it ourselves. Here's Episode 141 of I Heard That Was Good.
Episode 252: 50 Shades of ConfessionsIt's a Huddle House Confession about the Geeks favorite celebrity crushes and personal relationship fails. Don't miss this one!
Episode 251: A Rogue One ReviewThe long awaited Rogue One review episode is here, whether you like it or not.
Episode 250: Fifty Shades of PredictionWhat's in store over the next fifty weeks? In this milestone episode the Geeks predict the outcome of some major events in movies, TV, gaming, and pop culture over the next fifty weeks with these Fifty Shades of Prediction.
Episode 249: New YearNew year, and a new podcast full of geeky goodness!
Episode 248: Christmas 2016Merry Christmas from all of us here at JustUs Geeks! Spend your holly jolly holiday with our yearly gift-giving (and Oceans Eleven?!?) episode.
Episode 247: Christmas FailSometimes things just don't go as planned, and sometimes that thing is Christmas. Holiday fails and goofs in this week's podcast.
Episode 246: A Corndog ChristmasGive a listen to a blast from a couple of geeky Christmas pasts in this week's episode.
Episode 245: GiftsIt's Christmastime again for the JustUs Geeks, and this year's first holiday episode is all about gifts, and it's an episode that keeps on giving. Listen today!
Episode 244: Give ThanksHappy Thanksgiving from all of us here at JustUs Geeks! Grab a turkey sandwich, take off those pants, slide onto that pleather couch, and snuggle up with this week's podcast.
Episode 243: Virtual RealityThis useless twisting is our virtual insanity as the Geeks go virtual for this virtual reality themed episode.
Episode 242: #trumpsamericaIn our bold new world the only thing we could bring ourselves to talk about this week is beer. We crack open a sample pack and drink them in this week's episode.
Episode 241: Doctor StrangeThings get strange as the Geeks unleash their astral forms and review (SPOILER ALERT!) Doctor Strange.
Episode 240: Zombies…?Braaaaaaiiiiiinnnnnnnnssssssss. Poooooooddddddddccccaaaaaast. The Walking Dead and zombies are the subject for this week's show.
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text: Dear friends, Greetings to all. I have joined team fiat recently. Infact this is my first post. I own Linea T jet plus which was purchased in July2011. It has done about 7000 km. so far. Last month I noticed a peculiar sound while accelerating like Krrrrrrrrrrr .I did not give much importance then as it happened only on a couple of occasions. But today I drove on Chennai bypass road and I was accelerating hard in 4th gear then again I heard this sound and the engine was not accelerating and it was as if something was slipping. When I took off the pedal on accelerator the sound had gone.Is it a serious problem? Has anybody else experienced the same? I am planning to call the garage tomorrow (VST motrors) and take the vehicle.


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Valentine's Day pain in the pocketbook: 2017 vs. 1981
It's Valentine's Day again: a truly horrible holiday to endure if you're single…but it's a lot easier on your pocketbook that way.
If you do have somebody in your life to impress, the flowers, the candy, the food, the drinks, the gifts – it's all a pretty big deal.
"Controlled chaos today is what we're dealing with. But we are very organized," said Cliff Martinez, co-owner of Ben White Florist.
Martinez says Valentine's Day is the Super Bowl for flower shops. They committed to 250 deliveries ahead of time but Martinez says most of their business comes from walk-ins.
"Oh definitely, more people than we do deliveries. A lot more," he said. "People are looking for something. They want to run in, grab something that's special."
In the FOX 7 Austin "Video Vault" we found an old story from 1981 about how much money "date night" cost compared to a decade earlier in 1971.
In 1981 a romantic dinner for two had increased from about $20 in 1971 to a shocking $40, minus drinks.
"35 years later we're looking at around $96 getting a normal meal between a couple on Valentine's Day so a big difference in price, more than double," said financial expert Val Majewski with American Benefits Exchange.
The vintage news clip also balked at steep movie ticket prices: $5 a piece! And gas prices which actually aren't all that different now. Ultimately in 1981 you could take your date out for about $99.65.
Majewski says the average couple in 2017 spends $150 on Valentine's Day but if you do more than just dinner that's a much bigger price tag than it was back then.
"These things could be north of $500 total when we're talking about dinner, champagne, candy, roses, a gift, movies," he said.
But for some Austin-area couples ready to settle down, their Valentine's Day gifts to each other didn't cost a dime.
Travis County Judge John Lipscombe and his wife Judge Jan Breland have been marrying couples for free on Valentine's Day for nearly 30 years.
"This is the best part of my job. Because everybody's happy. Usually one side or the other isn't that happy. But when you marry somebody, everybody's happy," Lipscombe said.


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Purple is one of my favourite colours which you all probably guessed by now so when I found this gorgeous midi online at forever 21 the first thing I loved was the lace texture I have really gotten into mixing different textures & shades at the moment when it comes to my outfits I added the grey ribbed HighNeck top from Temt to add some that Autumn on trend look.
My necklace is actually my nans it's a very sentimental piece to me when I wear it I feel like there's a piece of her with me it's also so stylish I haven't really spoken about this much but my nan and pop both passed away recently so being able to have something that has so many memories of the both of them is really beautiful.
It's been a very hard few months but they are both together now and that's all they both wanted was to be together.


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Last night I watched Isochronous playing live at Oppikoppi 2011 Unknown Brother. The atmosphere was electric. The farm started to fill up after 5 PM on Friday. Isochronous played in front of an almost capacity crowd. More than 10,000 people watched the awesome display of visuals and sound that the Pretoria rockers had to offer. Seeing the crowd in front of the main stage made me realize that I was finally home for the first time in 2011. Personally Oppikoppi has been the one festival that I try not to miss every year. I snapped this photo of Richard Brokensha (the Isochronous lead vocalist) last night and it has been selected as the Daily Cool Photo on Running Wolf's Rant for the 6th of August 2011.
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posting about McDonaldland a few days ago, and seeing this playset, I just had to have one. Well here it is, a complete Remco McDonaldland playset with all seven of the McDonaldland characters! The play surface and backdrop are in relatively good condition, the Locomotive works like a top, and the Apple Pie Tree is complete with all its branches, leaves, and swing. The restaurant is intact and the roof sign isn't broken.
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R.I.P. Don Driver
I was saddened to learn today that Don Driver passed away at the age of 72 on February 19, 2017. Most people won't know who Don is. Don was a magician, escape artist, sideshow performer, and pitchman. But to me he was a teacher.
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Batman Stop Motion Intro- 1966 Theme
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Batman Just Can't Get Rid of a Bomb
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To the Batcycle!
Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile
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Batcave Set
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text: I see a lot of pussy chasers and abusers masquerading as Doms. I was a sub to a beautiful Dominant woman before I discovered my Dominant side, so I feel uniquely qualified to advise on this subject. All D/s relationships are different and there is no set way to be a Dom but these are some of the things I've noticed that Fake Doms have. A fake Dom may start of with sweet talk but then will turn the convo to a sexual nature very quickly without getting to know you. He will ask for nudes or push for cybersex before he tries to get to know you. A fake Dom will try to Dom you without establishing a relationship first. In the 1st few convos he will demand you call him daddy/mr/sir etc and try to set rules (i.e when you may/ tell you what to wear on your 1st meeting ) before you've agreed to become his sub. A fake Dom will offer his collar in the first couple of meetings/convos without discussing boundaries and before he tells you what he expects from you. A fake Dom will push you to play on the first date or before discussing limits or establishing a safe word. He will push for sex or head to prove your submissive. DON'T EVER PLAY W/O ESTABLISHING LIMITS AND A SAFEWORD. THIS CAN'T BE STRESSED ENOUGH. D/s relationships aren't about sex or power, it's about trust and respect. Once you're collared: A fake Dom will change. He will stop being sweet and smooth and start being controlling and possibly violent. A fake Dom won't respect your limits. A good Dom pushes you to the edge of your limits and stops there. A fake Dom will isolate you by not letting you talk to friends or family. It's important for subs to have people to talk to (preferably other subs) A sub should choose when and where the first meet happens and shouldn't play until they feel comfortable and have established limits and a safeword. A sub shouldn't ever be disciplined for breaking rules if they aren't rewarded when the rules are followed. A sub has rights and the ability to end a relationship (though a Dom is under no obligation to take you back if you leave). No Dom is perfect (including me) but a real Dom will praise you and show you nothing but love and respect. A D/s relationship is about both parties satisfaction not just the Doms. If there is anything I forgot put it in the convo section. If you have questions for me, message me and I'll do my best to answer.


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Print Template \ Brochures
Graphics Files Included: InDesign INDD; Layered: Yes; Minimum Adobe CS Version: CS4; Print Dimensions: 8.5x11.
Clean, modern and simple design ideal for any purposes. Very easy to adapt and customize, with help file included.
Ў¤ A4 and Letter format included
Ў¤ Separated layers (Graphics, images and texts)
Ў¤ Free fonts
Ў¤ Placeholders ready for images
Ў¤ 300 dpi, CMYK (print ready)
Ў¤ Compatible with InDesign CS4 and newer
Ў¤ Help file included
Ў¤ Easy to customize and adapt
A4 210×297 mm
Letter 8.5×11 in
You can get the stationary set for this design here
You can also get more designed letters here
Images are for display only
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