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"Where shadows come alive!" 21 October 2003 90 mins
Eight college students become trapped in an Annual Haunted House when an ancient spell turns them into their Halloween costumes. By night's end, a group of survivors will have to take one final stand against ghouls, ghosts, zombies and vampires.
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The Brooklyn Nets made quite the statement this offseason after adding Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Jason Terry and Andrei Kirilenko.
But I can't buy the notion of that statement being so loud that it's part of the reason why New York Knicks owner James Dolan decided on Thursday to suddenly remove Glen Grunwald from his position as the team's general manager and replace him with former Madison Square Garden president Steve Mills, who is best known for hiring Isiah Thomas as general manager back in 2003 and testifying on his behalf during the infamous Anucha Browne Sanders sexual harassment case of 2006.
If this jaw-dropping move by Dolan's was really induced by the panic of the Nets turning into the talk of the town, it would have taken place during the summer when that shock was still fresh and hard to come to terms with, and not now when the leaves are beginning to change and training camp is finally set to begin.
No, this was solely about Dolan doing what Dolan has always done, which is nothing more than making bonehead decisions to set his team back yet again. New York won 54 games last season and a first-round playoff series with Grunwald calling the shots from up top.
The last time the Knicks had that kind of success, payphones were still a thing. Now he's out. It's a real recipe for success.
Fear that Carmelo Anthony could walk as a free agent next summer was likely Dolan's biggest motivator in pulling Grunwald. Dolan clearly didn't trust Grunwald's capabilities of handling that situation.
Mills, however, is Dolan's guy. They go way back. He has great faith in not only his ability to keep Anthony in Manhattan, but in his potential to land any other big name(s) in next summer's impressive free agent class.
It's not that Dolan suddenly realized Grunwald can't be as aggressive as Brooklyn's Billy King, it's that he's a lot more comfortable with Mills in that seat.
If this was really spurred on by the Nets and everything they've done in their ascension, it wouldn't have taken Dolan so long to pull the trigger, especially one that nobody thought was necessary to pull.
Mike B. Ruiz is a Brooklyn Nets writer for RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @mikebruiz and "Like" him on Facebook.

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How 'bout life in a body that can never age or get sick: Imagine living in a body fashioned from 'designer genes' that can never age or get sick. Now picture yourself thinking with a mind that processes data millions of times faster than today's brains; and finally, consider a world with virtual reality indiscernible from reality and a technology that would enable you to change body size and skin color by simply using thoughts or voice commands.
Though these possibilities may seem too advanced to happen in our lifetime, experts believe that expected breakthroughs in nanotech, biotech, information technologies, and cognitive sciences (NBIC) could make this radical future become reality by as early as mid-century or sooner.
Author Ray Kurzweil, in his book, The Singularity is Near, describes how our bodies will evolve. Today's frail human body version 1.0 carries an unacceptable failure rate; over 50 million humans died last year, most from age-related diseases. In the coming decades, biotech and nanotech revolutions will provide a more durable version 2.0 body, which will extend healthy lifespans and significantly lower death rates.
This brings us to version 3.0, a shape-shifting nanobot-assisted body boasting a zero failure rate. According to Kurzweil, this miracle body could arrive by 2040. On voice command, billions of nanobots would rearrange skin, muscles, and bones to create changes in our appearance. We could become black, white, tan, young, or old. We could even switch genders to explore life as a member of the opposite sex.
In addition, this body would be indestructible. Should disaster strike, our atoms would simply rearrange themselves, returning us to mint condition with our original stored consciousness and memories intact.
Entertainment would be amazing in this future. Neuro-bots monitoring our brain cells would create incredible virtual reality environments. For reality, these bots would remain idle; to enter a simulation, they would suppress inputs from actual senses and replace them with signals appropriate for the virtual scene. Our brain would believe the simulation is real. Think Star Trek Holodeck.
As we journey through the last half of the 21st century, tomorrow's technologies will affect everything from the way we date to the way we work, think, act, and fight. Could all these futuristic events happen in such a short time? Positive futurists predict that they will. Comments welcome.


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Doria Hotel Yacht Club Kas is situated in the secluded Bucak Bay with its blue flag sandy beach. Featuring a Mediterranean architecture, the hotel offers an outdoor pool and air-conditioned rooms with private docks. Featuring all-white walls and wooden furniture, the bright rooms of Doria Hotel are carefully decorated to create a peaceful setting. They all include a LED TV, free Wi-Fi, minibar and a seating area. Each room offers direct access to the sea by a private dock furnished with sun loungers. Some rooms also include a hot tub. The à la carte restaurant serves Mediterranean and international dishes. Doria Bar offers a variety of drinks during the day. You can enjoy a delicious fruit cocktail in the evening with the sunset. Kas town centre is 1 km from the hotel. The Antique Theatre of Kas is just a 3-minute drive away. Dalaman Airport is 150 km from the property.
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Verto Index: Travel Apps and Sites
As Americans prepare for summer and kick into high gear with vacation planning, this month's Verto Index, which focuses on cross-device (PCs, smartphones, and tablets) usage of travel websites and apps, shows some interesting trends. The Index reflects usage numbers and data from April 2016 among U.S. adults (ages 18 and older) and shows a ranking of the most popular travel sites and apps from TripAdvisor to SkyScanner.
Travel Companies are Targeting Cross-Device Usage
First, despite continued predictions that we're entering a mobile-first world (Google recently reported that more of its searches take place on mobile devices than on computers in 10 countries including the U.S. and Japan), our latest data shows significant fragmentation in the market: different travel companies are choosing to target different audiences across different devices.
The travel app and site market is dominated by three big publishers: TripAdvisor LLC, Expedia, Inc., and the Priceline Group, Inc. Together, they own 11 of the 25 properties listed on the Verto Index, and saw a combined 148.5 million users during the month of April.
While the Expedia group claims the largest user base (51.4 million), TripAdvisor LLC reaches nearly half its user base via mobile-only, led by its flagship TripAdvisor app. Here are the figures:
- Expedia Inc: 51.4 million users
- Priceline Group Inc: 27.3 million users
- TripAdvisor LLC: 36.3 million users
When we look at the top three sites and apps – TripAdvisor, Southwest, and Expedia – all have strong reach and user numbers, and offer robust apps (especially TripAdvisor, which actually attracts more users to its app than its website). Further down the list, however, things get a bit more interesting.
See the full graphs here (2 pages)
Airbnb: Moving from a Transaction to an Experience
When it comes to sessions per user and the duration of sessions, airlines and accommodations (as opposed to one-stop shopping and planning sites) show big numbers. HomeAway and Airbnb, which both allow users to browse and book vacation rentals from individual homeowners (or tenants) have some of the highest time spent (average aggregate time spent on the site/app across the month of April) as well as session durations (average time spent over a single visit).
Airbnb's reported session duration of more than 13 minutes per visit is exceptionally high compared to all other sites and apps in the Verto Index, reflecting on the company's ambitions to add extensive travel-related content to its existing rental listings. While Airbnb already offered neighborhood guides for selected cities, it just released a more comprehensive set of guidebooks in the latest version of its app–perfect fodder for attracting more users to the app and keeping them engaged.
American, Southwest, and Delta: Courting the Mobile User
Looking at the high-ranking airlines on our list, it's obvious that some airlines have elevated their sites and apps far beyond a merely transactional experience. Rather than serve as a repository for basic travel logistics (buying tickets, checking in, and flight status information), some airlines are leveraging their sites and apps to provide a whole new level of services and content.
Mobile-only users for American Airlines' app benefit from the company's new in-airport wayfinding tools and airport guides (which include walking times to gates, locations of nearest restaurants and shops, and predicted wait times at security checks). Other airlines, such as Southwest and Delta (also both high on the Verto Index), have incorporated automated rebooking tools into their apps, to help prevent passengers from being stranded by bad weather or missed connections. These big value-adds are paying off for airline apps–especially for American Airlines. Although traffic to its site and app is less than a quarter of Southwest's, its session duration (average time spent on a single visit) is more than double, clocking in at more than nine minutes (compared to Southwest's 4:06). The next question is, can American maintain its high user engagement levels while expanding its reach, especially among mobile users? Or will its higher-ranking rivals (especially Southwest, with its 31.8 million users) roll out their own engagement-boosting features first?
Results from the Verto Stickiness Index: Sticky, but Small
Interestingly, the two sites that lead in the Verto Stickiness Index (VSI)* are properties with small user bases and little mobile presence: while Viator and OneTravel both offer apps, less than 50% of their users choose to access the site via mobile device. Viator's mobile-only audience is especially tiny – despite being owned by TripAdvisor, the top-ranking property in the Index and a leader in mobile travel apps.
Viator markets personalized "insider" tours and experiences in tourist destinations across the globe – already a space crowded by startups like Vayable and FieldTrip. Based on our Index, Viator users may be small in number, but they're incredibly engaged – the average session duration clocks in at slightly more than 11 minutes, second only to Airbnb. Can TripAdvisor bring its massive user base and mobile magic to Viator, or will it keep developing the property as a niche operation?
See the full graphs here (2 pages)
This Travel Apps Index is a product of Verto Content Watch. Verto Content Watch provides single-source, cross-device audience measurement to help advertisers and publishers better understand their audiences and market dynamics across all apps and digital properties. Publishers and developers can target prospective users based on behavior and content consumption, assess new segments and geographical markets, and develop media-buying strategies and acquisition tactics that drive results.
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Traveling Luck for Quarry, Pennsylvania, United States
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Wikipedia near Quarry
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The timezone in Quarry is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 08:15 and Sunset at 17:52. It's Dark
Latitude. 41.8350°, Longitude. -79.4567° , Elevation. 441m
Weather near Quarry; Report from Jamestown, Chautauqua County/Jamestown Airport, NY 48.4km away
Weather : light rain
Temperature: 4°C / 39°F
Wind: 11.5km/h West/Southwest
Cloud: Broken at 1300ft Broken at 2300ft Solid Overcast at 4200ft
Weather : light rain
Temperature: 4°C / 39°F
Wind: 11.5km/h West/Southwest
Cloud: Broken at 1300ft Broken at 2300ft Solid Overcast at 4200ft
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Geographic features & Photographs around Quarry, in Pennsylvania, United States
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Gar Run (2.9km)
- Hosmer Run (3.7km)
- Blue Eye Run (4.4km)
- Barton Run (6.7km)
- Taylor Run (6.8km)
- Spring Creek (6.9km)
- Miles Run (6.9km)
- Little Brokenstraw Creek (7.2km)
- Little Brokenstraw Creek (7.2km)
- Andrews Run (7.8km)
- Wade Run (8km)
- Bull Run (8.2km)
- Birch Springs Run (8.5km)
- Rattlesnake Run (8.6km)
- Ferrin Run (9.1km)
- Deadmans Run (10.1km)
- Whitney Run (10.9km)
- Stony Creek (11km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Quarry (0km)
- Cole Hill (6.3km)
- Ross Corners (6.4km)
- Dugall (7.2km)
- White Chapel (historical) (8.5km)
- Ross Hill Corners (9km)
- Freehold (9.3km)
- Tirol (9.9km)
- Cobbs Corners (10.5km)
- Rays Corners (11.3km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Cole Hill School (historical) (6.3km)
- Tubbs School (historical) (7.5km)
- Miles School (7.6km)
- Andrews Run School (7.7km)
- Armitage School (historical) (9km)
- Blue Eye School (9.2km)
- Smith Hill School (historical) (10km)
- Nelson School (historical) (11.1km)
- populated place;
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- Garland (2.8km)
- Horn Siding (2.9km)
- Pittsfield (7.4km)
- Torpedo (7.4km)
- Spring Creek (8.7km)
- Wrightsville (11km)
- West Spring Creek (11.3km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Whitestown Cemetery (4.3km)
- Riverside Cemetery (5.5km)
- Spring Creek Cemetery (7.9km)
- Brooks Hill Cemetery (8.3km)
Accommodation around Quarry
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Baker Rocks (0.4km)
- Jackson Hill (5.3km)
- Cole Hill (8.2km)
- Brooks Rocks (8.5km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Mickel Hill Church (7.5km)
- Brooks Hill Church (9.2km)
- Berea Church (9.5km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Spring Creek, Township of (9.2km)
- Pittsfield, Township of (9.8km)
- ridge(s);
- a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Neils Ridge (10.2km)
- valley;
- an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.
- Page Hollow (6.9km)
- airport;
- a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Brokenstraw Airport (9.6km)
- second-order administrative division;
- a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Warren County (6.9km)
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- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- State Game Lands Number 143 (2.1km)
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Buffalo niagara international(BUF), Buffalo, Usa (162km)
Niagara falls international(IAG), Niagara falls, Usa (174.9km)
Hamilton(YHM), Hamilton, Canada (182.3km)
Pittsburgh international(PIT), Pittsburgh (pennsylva), Usa (195.1km)


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This burning desire
That sets this heart on fire
This want, this need
This universal, cosmic wish
Is all I need, all I want from you!
The passion, the longing, the yearning
No pleading
This one kiss that sets this body
Into such bliss, the heat
The body rush soaring
Searing with fire
Touching the senses sensitively
But with such power
There is no control, I have no control
Lost in this control
Lost in this fire
This flame of desire
Do I want this to end?
No not ever, whilst this universal fire is alight
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Everybody knows the Christmas markets in Germany as well as in Austria, but just a few know, that there are also such markets in the Hungarian metropolis Budapest.
Why don't you explore the Christmas markets in front of St. Stephen's Square or Vörösmarty Square on your own - a real insider tip is the romantic market in front of the Sisi Palace Gödöllö, around 30 km outside of the town. Get away rom the daily routine and book this package inclusive 2 overnights in a centrally located 3-star or 4-star hotel. With the included 72-hours Budapest Card you do have the possibility to use the public transportation in town for free and get reductions on many of the sights. We have also included a wonderful boat ride with dinner where you are able to marvel at the breath-taking UNESCO panorama of the city!
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Room 4's Beautiful Assembly
Last week on Friday, Room 4 made an assembly about Faith. First we made some plays and Mrs Pole made us costumes for the play. Before we got there we had to get ready because we might be late for our assembly. We made a circle and I had to sit in the front with Keira because I had to do a prayer and sing 'Just a Single Candle.' The other people in Room 4 had to sit in a circle like a moon. People started coming in the hall and we felt so scared that Room 7 might laugh at us. When we finished the song I heard a clap. I felt so proud that everyone clapped and cheered. Fiapo and Sia were going to tell the classes about a little play of Room 4. So the first play was The Blind Man and the actors were Alan, Malakai and Maea. When they started off they had to say the Blind Man so the audience will know what the play is called. Then it started Sia was talking about when Jesus left Jericho. My friend Alan was the blind man. He had to close his eyes and pretend he was blind. There were three plays and I was in the last play and it was called the Paralised Man. My favourite part was when Maea was being lifted to me because I was Jesus and laughed. It was lots of fun at our beautiful assembly.
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Cover Reveal! The Last Protector
Good morning! Welcome to the big cover reveal day for The Last Protector. This new Star Child novella launches one week from today on December 15th! In the meantime, take a look at this new cover from Najla Qamber Designs.
So what do you think? I'm pretty psyched about this one! I hope you like it too! Read on for more information about my upcoming release…
The Last Protector 3.5
As Gabe searches for the truth, fate continually puts him in Kellen's path, but will he be able to stop the Children of Danu from stealing Kellen before the battle begins? What will it take for Gabe to become The Last Protector? More info →


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Published: Sunday 26th October 2014 by The News Editor
Thorbjorn Olesen sealed his second career European Tour title on Sunday with a final-round 71 to see off the challenge of Victor Dubuisson at the Perth International.
The 24-year-old Dane took a three-shot lead into the final day at Lake Karrinyup Country Club, and eventually held onto win by as many strokes from Dubuisson.
The Frenchman signed for a closing 66 to finish in outright second after a bogey-free round that featured six birdies.
Olesen was one over through 12 holes, but birdied the 13th and 15th to regain a commanding lead and eventually finish at 17 under.
The win marked Olesen's second title on the European circuit after his maiden breakthrough at the Sicilian Open in April 2012.
"It was tough – they were not easy conditions today," the world number 130 said on www.europeantour.com
"I missed a few short putts today in the middle of the round and I think that the lead got down to one shot, but I was just thinking about getting my round back to under par, keeping focused, and seeing if I could make a few birdies coming in.
"It was a tough day but it was worth it – that walk down 18 was beautiful.
"My driving and a couple of three woods were off line, which made it tricky, but I made some great putts coming in.
"It's been a couple of years since I won last time, so this gives me a lot of confidence and belief for the last bit of the season."
Mark Foster claimed third place on 12 under after a 69, one shot ahead of a group of five tied for fourth – fellow Englishman James Morrison (73), Scot David Drysdale (71), Dane Lucas Bjerregaard (70), American Steve Dartnall (70) and Australian Matthew Griffin (67).
Morrison bogeyed the 18th to lose outright fourth place.
South Africa's Charl Schwartzel could not launch a late challenge, shooting a level-par 72 to finish his week at nine under overall in a tie for 15th.
It was a final round to forget for Scotland's Scott Jamieson as he strung together three consecutive double-bogeys from holes two through four before throwing in another five bogeys to post an 81.
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NOT long after Abu Ghraib became a symbol of American military abuse, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld stood in the prison and declared that the American military would prove that it punished wrongdoing. ''The world,'' he vowed, ''will see how a free system, a democratic system, functions and operates transparently.''
It might take some explaining, though.
Compared with the accepted legal practices of the civilian world, the military's justice system is neither particularly free nor particularly democratic. And it rarely operates in the bright glare of public scrutiny. Justice is not secondary, the system's defenders say, but it is subject to other considerations, not least of which is accomplishing the military's mission, often in the middle of war.
As a result, justice in the military ultimately depends almost entirely on the judgment of commanders. An offense that sends one soldier to Leavenworth after a public court-martial can end for another soldier in a quiet discharge or retirement, with the exact nature of his or her punishment protected by privacy laws.
For example, in the first court-martial stemming from the abuses at Abu Ghraib last fall, Specialist Jeremy C. Sivits pleaded guilty last month to four charges of humiliating Iraqi prisoners and agreed to testify against others. He was demoted and sentenced to a year in prison.
A few months before, in September, a soldier at a smaller prison northwest of Baghdad wrongfully shot and killed a prisoner who was throwing rocks. Facing a court-martial for using excessive force, the soldier asked, and was allowed by his commander, to leave the Army with a demotion.Continue reading the main story
''I don't want to in any way diminish what happened at Abu Ghraib, which was torture, but we're talking about murder here,'' said Marc Garlasco, senior military analyst at Human Rights Watch, which has been monitoring allegations of abuse by American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Law and justice can be applied selectively in civilian life too, of course, but the military has its own style and structure for each. The Uniform Code of Military Justice, adopted in the Korean War, serves as the system's foundation, defining not only familiar crimes but those specific to the military itself -- insubordination, for example, or conduct unbecoming an officer.
There is a reason for that. While the military system in many ways mirrors the more familiar civilian one -- with such basic rights as access to defense attorneys, appeals and so on -- it exists primarily to maintain ''good order and discipline'' in the military ranks.
Commanders at every level serve not only as judge and jury, but as prosecutor too, deciding whether charges should be filed and what punishment best fits them.
They have broad authority and enormous flexibility to convene courts-martial -- in which the jury must outrank the accused -- or to impose lesser administrative or nonjudicial punishments, even for serious crimes.
The system's critics say the reliance on commanders stifles investigations of crimes that could lead higher up the chain of command and that commanders, whose own careers are often bound up in the reputation of their units, often prefer to deal with criminal cases behind closed doors. In fact, the vast majority of military crimes are handled that way.
In some high-profile cases in recent years, the outcome has left many Americans with a sense of justice poorly served.
In 2001, the captain of an American submarine that sank a Japanese fishing boat, killing nine people on board, faced a formal court of inquiry that concluded that his actions were largely to blame for the disaster. But the commander of the Pacific Fleet, Adm. Thomas B. Fargo, rejected the most serious charges, including negligent homicide, a felony that could have resulted in 10 years in prison.
Instead the captain, Cmdr. Scott D. Waddle, lost his command and received a punitive letter of reprimand, as well as a fine equal to half his salary for two months. Asked at the time if the punishment was severe enough, given the deaths of nine people, Admiral Fargo responded sharply. ''He was stripped of his command,'' he said, ''and to a commanding officer who has served for 20 years, this is absolutely devastating.''
Reprimands and other administrative punishments can certainly wreck a military career -- a punishment that has no real equivalent in the civilian world -- but it's not the same as serving time.
Some experts on military law have advocated creating a new legal system for the military, one independent of commanders, or leaving it to civilian courts to deal with criminal offenses. Pentagon officials, however, argue that only commanders can evaluate all the potentially extenuating circumstances, including previous performance, before judging whether any crime committed by a soldier merits punishment, and how severe that punishment should be. ''If not commanders, then who?'' one officer said in an interview.
The handling of allegations of abuse at Abu Ghraib, however, has already called into question the military's ability to investigate itself and hold those guilty accountable.
In addition to Specialist Sivits, six other low-ranking soldiers face courts-martial. At least seven others, including officers in charge of the prison, have received reprimands or other lesser punishments that have only become public through leaks of official documents.
It remains to be seen whether more charges will be brought against others, but most in the military doubt that any senior officer will face court-martial for misconduct, or for leadership decisions that may have encouraged it or overlooked it. Courts-martial for senior officers are extremely rare. If such officers are punished at all, it is usually in a more subtle way.
Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez, the commander of American forces in Iraq whose leadership while the abuse occurred brought him under scrutiny, suddenly lost a widely expected promotion to become the commander in Latin America, because of an assumption that he could no longer receive Senate confirmation. That may ultimately be a political punishment, but some officers at the Pentagon said it was punishment enough.Continue reading the main story


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idol, receiving a nod for Choice Breakout Singer Female at the 2007 Teen Choice Awards.
On September 6, 2007 controversy arose when several nude photos of Vanessa surfaced on-line, much to the shock of the actress herself and her fans. While speculation was mounting on whether the girl in the pictures was her, a statement released by her publicist confirmed that the photos were indeed genuine, adding that they were taken privately. In a quick public apology released through her representative, the so-called baby V said "I want to apologize to my fans, whose support and trust mean the world to me. I am embarrassed over this situation and regret having ever taken these photos. I am thankful for the support of my family and friends."
Soon after the controversy died down, her career and personal life took over. In October 2007, during an interview with Teen Magazine, she confirmed her romantic relationship with HSM co-star Zac Efron who was also an equally popular star among tweens. In January 2008 it was announced that she will star in big screen comedy "Rock On" (2009) alongside "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow and that her new album was in line. The sophomore set was titled "Identified" and was outed on July 1, 2008 with "Sneakernight" as the first single. Meanwhile, she kept her schedule packed with her reprising act as Gabriella Montez in the "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" which due to its popularity was brought to the big screen. The film is slated to hit the cinema on October 28, 2008.
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This year's LIFT series of community artist exhibits feature the images of KW area photographers Darin White, Stefan Rose and Stephen Orlando.
The LIFT micro-galleries are located directly across from the elevators on floors 4, 5 and 6 of Laurier's Waterloo campus Library.
The series brings community artists from the grassroots up into the stacks.
Students will get a rare opportunity to receive a free intensive training in Maple, by 3 top world experts. Maple is the flagship Canadian product in the area of mathematical software. Maple is an ideal tool to help students of various discipines complete their assignments and projects.
Free lunch is also provided. A raffle winner will receive a MacBook Air laptop. All participants will receive completion certificates from Maplesoft, the Waterloo-based company that makes Maple.
This event is free, but registration is required, for planning purposes.
Online registration available at: https://www.maplesoft.com/WLUmaple.
The Faculty of Education invites prospective applicants to attend an MEd Open House information session. We welcome prospective applicants to visit the Faculty of Education to learn more about the MEd program, hear from current students and recent graduates, and receive tips on how to submit a successful admissions package.
This is also a great opportunity to meet with the Graduate Program Coordinator, Kristiina Montero, and Graduate Program Assistant, Ursula Wolfe, who will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Register for the session.
Opera Laurier is made up of Laurier voice performance students enrolled in The Practice of Opera course.
Program includes excerpts from:
L'incoronazione di Poppea
Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643)
Jules Massenet (1842-1912)
Dead Man Walking
Jake Heggie (b. 1961)
Orphée et Eurydice
Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714-1787)
Der fliegende Holländer
Richard Wagner (1813-1883)
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Buying or Selling Latest NBA Rumors Entering 2014 NBA Trade DeadlineFebruary 17, 2014
Buying or Selling Latest NBA Rumors Entering 2014 NBA Trade Deadline
The trade deadline is here, and all 30 NBA teams are on the clock. Whether a team is pushing for a playoff spot, selling off assets or adding one last piece for a championship run, now is the time to get things done. Trade now, or forever hold your peace. And by forever, I mean until the offseason.
The trade deadline will be no different than the rest of the regular season in that plenty of what you hear won't happen. Still, we know there will be some action, and we know there are multiple teams with the incentive to make a deal. There always is at this time of year.
For this version of buy or sell, we'll take a look at five of the biggest rumors circulating around the league before the Feb. 20 trade deadline.
Boston Celtics' Price for Rajon Rondo Is Two Unprotected Picks?
The Rumor: According to Sam Smith of Bulls.com, the asking price for Rajon Rondo is said to be two unprotected first-round picks. Zach Lowe of Grantland is hearing the same.
The Verdict: Buy
My first inclination was to sell on this because it's my belief that the Boston Celtics will also ask any team trading for Rondo to take on Gerald Wallace's contract as well.
While two unprotected first-round picks are certainly valuable, Boston might want to tear it down completely when trading Rondo. Otherwise, the chance to dump Wallace's long-term contract might be lost.
I've come around on Boston "only" accepting two first-round picks, though, even if it would also mean losing the franchise's best free-agent recruiter for the 2015 offseason.
Why is that? Well, when you think about the teams that need a starting point guard, like the Milwaukee Bucks, Orlando Magic and maybe a few others, almost all of them aren't competing as of right now. While Rondo would certainly make a lot of teams better, the chances the first-round picks that end up being conveyed are toward the bottom of the round seem relatively low.
Whether two picks is enough to make Boston deal Rondo likely depends on the trading partner, but it's a solid field to choose from.
If I had to guess, though, I would lean heavily toward Rondo staying and not being dealt altogether. He could be the new Paul Pierce in Boston while general manager Danny Ainge accumulates enough assets to go get the next Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
Either way, Ainge is infamous for gouging teams in trade talks, so here's buying that the initial asking price is two first-round picks, but the final price is a little steeper.
San Antonio Spurs Interested in Ersan Ilyasova or Thaddeus Young?
The Rumor: According to Sam Amico of Fox Sports, the San Antonio Spurs would love to land Bucks forward Ersan Ilyasova or Philadelphia 76ers forward Thaddeus Young.
The Verdict: Sell
I'm not selling because acquiring Ilyasova or Young is too difficult from a logistics standpoint. The Spurs have about $10 million in expiring salary with Boris Diaw, Matt Bonner and Nando De Colo to deal, as well as all of their future draft picks. This could be done rather easily.
I just don't think San Antonio is willing to add such a big piece on a long-term deal before the deadline. The Spurs were a Ray Allen corner three away from winning the title last year, and even with all sorts of injuries, they've still looked great this season. The Spurs have gone the longest time of all the teams in the league without trading for a reason.
This is a title contender as is, and Diaw plays a critical role and probably can't be dealt. The Spurs probably aren't ready to ship off the guy who defended LeBron James so well in the finals. They'll need him.
If the Spurs were interested, though, Young and Ilyasova are both likely available. Recently, Ilyasova didn't hold back when talking to the Journal Times about his current situation:
The thing I'm upset about is each year, each season, we go through the same thing. Last year, we make the playoffs and now we start all over again. That's really frustrating.
The Spurs can likely get Ilyasova or Young for a future draft pick and expiring deals, but given the year-by-year nature with Gregg Popovich, Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili, that seems unlikely.
The Spurs can make a run just fine without making a huge deal. Continuity, flexibility and clearly defined roles usually take precedent over talent upgrades in San Antonio, anyway.
Brooklyn Nets Interested in Jarrett Jack?
The Rumor: According to Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN New York, league sources say the Brooklyn Nets have interest in Cleveland Cavaliers guard Jarrett Jack, with one source saying Jason Terry for Jack could be a possibility before the Feb. 20 trade deadline.
The Verdict: Sell
The Brooklyn Nets may not have much use for long-term financial flexibility thanks to Joe Johnson and Deron Williams, but this seems a little reckless. After this season, Jack will still have three years left on his deal, while Terry could conceivably be an expiring trade asset, if he doesn't retire.
Jack just doesn't seem like the type of player any team should trade for at this point, though. Thirty-year-old backup point guards making above mid-level exception money for multiple years just aren't all that appealing, even if Jack would probably be a decent upgrade over Terry.
Neither player has performed well this season, but current backup point guard Shaun Livingston has proven plenty capable for the Nets in a big role. Jack could still help, but it's hard to say he's worth his price, even for a team that doesn't care about that sort of thing.
For Cleveland, trading for Terry would be the equivalent of being granted a mulligan on their offseason mistake. The Cavs likely want to pursue free agents this offseason, and Terry's deal potentially coming off the books a year early could be very beneficial. Even if Terry plays out the rest of his deal, it still frees up future cap room down the line.
The Nets may want to upgrade wherever possible regardless of the massive luxury-tax impact, but someone in the organization has to be looking out for the future at some point, right? This just doesn't seem worth it.
New York Knicks Intrigued by Atlanta Hawks Point Guard Jeff Teague?
The Rumor: According to Marc Stein of ESPN.com, the New York Knicks are intrigued by Atlanta Hawks point guard Jeff Teague.
The Verdict: Buy
Update: Tuesday, Feb. 18
Per Marc Berman of the New York Post, the Knicks "are expected to pass on Teague," as the move would eat into their prized cap space for the 2015 offseason.
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We know the Knicks have a history of being linked to names that can't realistically be acquired due to their lack of assets, but I don't necessarily think that's the case here.
If New York were willing to give up some combination of a future first-round pick, cap filler and someone like Iman Shumpert for Teague, you would certainly think that the Hawks would be willing to listen.
The potentially appealing thing about Teague for the Knicks is that he's on a long-term deal and not a rental, unlike another coveted target, Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry. Teague is still young with the potential to improve, and he's clearly a substantial upgrade over Raymond Felton at this point. This would help the Knicks for the playoffs, which in turn could help keep Carmelo Anthony.
Although there's a risk in taking on any long-term deal, Teague has proven to be a solid point guard in the league who can use his speed to get into the paint. That's something New York has desperately lacked this year, so on the floor, at least, it's a good fit.
In terms of assets, the fit might be another story for New York, but I'm buying that Teague is a feasible acquisition for the Knicks. If Atlanta is convinced that Teague isn't the point guard of the future, it might not be out of the question for him to be dealt for future cap flexibility, a young wing player and a draft pick down the line. Unlike a deal for Rajon Rondo, this feels much more realistic.
Are the Oklahoma City Thunder Pursuing a Swingman?
The Rumor: According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been active in the search for a shooter to fortify them for a title run.
The Verdict: Buy
While I'm of the belief that Oklahoma City will opt to stay put and not try to fix what isn't broken, searching for an additional cheap shooter who doesn't cost any major assets such as draft picks or members of the core makes sense.
If OKC only has to sacrifice a non-rotation player and the use of a trade exception to find a player more worthy of minutes than Thabo Sefolosha and Jeremy Lamb, then that could work—addition without the chance for any real subtraction, basically.
The bigger deals for guys like Orlando Magic guard Arron Afflalo are going to be tough to do without giving up draft picks, and that's something we haven't really seen the Thunder do in the past. It would be a bit of a surprise to see it happen now, since OKC owns the league's best record even without Russell Westbrook in the lineup for most of the season.
Gearing up for a title run is understandable, so I'll buy this so long as it's a smaller acquisition. It's hard to imagine a real blockbuster deal in OKC's future.


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London, England United Kingdom (PressExposure) November 20, 2008 -- M&S Money has urged pet owners to ensure medication is securely stored around the house following a large increase in reports of pet poisonings.
The potentially fatal mishap is a growing problem across the UK, with a 34% year-on-year increase in reported cases to Vetfone - a 24-hour advice line available to M&S Pet Insurance customers. Vetfone is manned by qualified veterinary nurses who can give concerned animal lovers immediate advice on a petâs condition. Around 70% of calls to the service by M&S Money customers are made out of normal veterinary hours.
One of the major increases of poisonings seen involves nicotine-based products, including nicotine patches, chewing gum and inhalers.
The toxic dose of nicotine in dogs is five milligrams per pound pet bodyweight and a dose of 10mg/lb can be lethal. While a cigarette contains 15-25 milligrams of nicotine, nicotine patches can contain much more at between 8-114 milligrams of nicotine and even nicotine inhalers contain around 10 milligrams of nicotine. Signs of toxicity are dose-dependent and include tremors, weakness, depression and vomiting.
Vetfone Operations Manager & Senior Emergency Vet Nurse, Louise OâDwyer, said: "It is very concerning that there has been such a large increase in reported pet poisonings.
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Demand in the German manufacturing sector stumbled at the end of Q4. Factory orders fell 0.7% month-to-month in December, but the details of the report were slightly more upbeat than the headline. The main hit came from a 2.5% fall in domestic orders, chiefly as a result of weakness in the intermediate goods sector.
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PS21 Gala
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NAACP Awards Dinner
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Rhinebeck Farmers' Market Dinner at Astor Courts
No wonder Chelsea Clinton chose Astor Courts for her wedding last summer. It's certainly as grand and stately as The White House, where she spent her teenage years. Last Saturday, owners Kathy Hammer & Arthur Seelbinder gave a party to thank local farmers and merchants (who'd kept details of the wedding a secret) and at the same time raise money for the new Winter Rhinebeck Farmers' Market, which will be held every other week at Town Hall (beginning Sunday, December 5). The couple left the doors open to every room and bathroom in the house, and knowledgebale guests such as Chas A. Miller III (an architecture expert who runs the Sir John Soane's Foundation and coordinates special occasion rentals at Astor Courts) and designer Birch Coffey (who helped choose the restrained paint colors that beautifully frame the exquisite architectural details) could lead guests through the wonderful spaces. With the golden setting sun bouncing off of the Hudson River below, the house glowed in the autumn light. Guests could see the marble swimming pool—reputedly the first one in a private home in the U.S.—and the indoor clay tennis court and imagine the wedding weekend.
For the Farmers' Market dinner, one long table was set in the main hall, where a roaring fire was burning as guests nibbled on cheese from Sprout Creek Farm in Granville. Chef Wilson Costa of Gigi Hudson Valley prepared a simple but hearty locavore feast: roast scuckling pig from Northwind Farm in Tivoli; pumpkin polenta with Russell Farms maple syrup; braised Tuscan kale from Hearty Roots Farm in Red Hook, and salad from Sky Farm in Millerton and Monkshood Nursery in Stuyvesant. There were wines from both Millbrook Vineyards and Clinton Vineyards as well as cider from Montgomery Place Orchards in Red Hook and Breezy Hill Orchard in Staatsburg. The apple and berry pies were courtesy of Our Daily Bread in Chatham and Breezy Hill Orchards. And everyone went home with same Rhinebeck Farmers' Market tote that the Clinton wedding guests were given.
Astor Courts owner Kathy Hammer welcomes Kim & Frank McConville to her home; Maggie Fogel with Chas A. Miller III, exeutive director of the Sir John Soane's Museum Foundation who consulted on the restoration of Astor Courts, and designer Birch Coffey.
Dinner was served family-style at one long table in the main gallery.
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Awaken Shakti, or the manifesting energy of the Universe. Stoke the fire of transformation within. The mantra of Ganesh, the elephant headed deity, who is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and the Lord of Beginnings. According to Kundalini yoga, Ganesh, also referred to as Ganapataye, resides in the first chakra, called Muladhara (muladhara). The muladhara chakra is the principal origin from which the manifesting energy of Shakti resides within each of us. When we awaken that energy, it helps us move through the Chakras with ease to activate a strong sense of self, express Divine love, communicate clearly and connect with our intuition. This mantra represents a willingness to release and move past the perceived obstacles in our lives. We can all make excuses for ourselves about why we cannot achieve our dreams, but you will have an easier time succeeding when you choose to focus on your goals rather than your challenges. So when you make the choice to chant this mantra, you are aligning yourself with your desired outcome and moving towards it with conviction. This is your life. Remove that which is holding you back to transform into the version of you that is your destiny.
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We asked our regular contributors to write about the feminist books that they love—books that struck a chord, for one reason or another, books they couldn't put down, that they'll never donate, that are underlined and dog-eared and bookmarked eternally, that you can maybe borrow, but you most definitely have to give back. Here's Emily on Christiane Ritter's A Woman in the Polar Night:
In 1934, Christiane Ritter left the comforts of her home and children to live for a year in desolate Svalbard, in northern Norway, with her husband and another hunter. Her memoir, A Woman in the Polar Night, the only book she ever wrote, chronicles this year. If I know you, there's a good chance I've lent it to you or bought you a copy. Ritter walked away from everything she knew about being a human in society and confronted life in the harshest of elements, without sunlight, without guarantee of food or warmth, and with only few provisions. She walked right up to and past her own physical, psychological and emotional edges, and recounted it all in absolutely gorgeous and meditative prose. I can reread each sentence a dozen times. I randomly open to a page, point and land here: "We are wet from the sea, and the mist is oppressively heavy." A second try and I land here: "With beads of sweat on their brows and swearing horribly, holding the thin needles in their heavy hands, the men try with a kind of lunatic fervour to invent new knitting patterns for socks."
A Woman in the Polar Night balances the worn man-in-nature narratives more familiar to readers living in our patriarchy. It's true that some social constructs did travel along with Ritter, but most were left behind, allowing Ritter to experience and share with her readers a totally different consciousness. In that way, it's an amazing tale of possibility. Ritter wrote, "The immense silence of the land surrounds me and invades me, submerging and annihilating my human smallness." While that can be read as a reminder of human insignificance, I see it in context as the opposite—as an expression of our vastness as living beings. Feminism in action requires ideological movement. To learn what that can look like, we can turn to reading about the movement of one mind from social confines into vast independence and freedom.


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Found today, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, ocean and sand, a few golden hours each set with diamond minutes. A passion and a dream fuelled into action, becoming reality. This is what Short Story are about. Add that perfect finishing touch to any space with this hourglass and let special minutes and moments take place.
- Short Story homeware
- Design: Medium Diamond hourglass
- Colour: Clear
- Sand colour: Moon (grey)
- Measures 30 minutes
- Diamond-shaped with tinted sand
- Construction: Glass
- Dimensions (cm, approx.): 18 x 8.8 (H x Diam)
- Country of origin: China
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Ensuring Quality, On-Time Delivery, and Within Budget
Swan Design has developed unique methods to ensure quality, on-time delivery, cost-effectiveness, and the ambiance you are looking for. We call these methods "The Swan Design Process" and the methods are grouped into six steps. Below we graphically present The Swan Design Process. The size of each "slice of pie" roughly indicates the amount of time and money for that given step of the process.
Discovery | determine goals, budget, and schedule | design input document, sketches, current situation, floorplan
Design | generate ideas and brainstorm solutions | renderings, perspectives, furnishings, finishes, space plan
Draft | develop and finalize design | construction drawings, budget / schedule, approvals
Purchase | start to bring the design to life | requests for bids, purchase orders, order tracking
Administer| ensure all goes according to plan | project record, project schedule/budget maintenance, site inspections
Install | voila! the design becomes reality | quality assurance, occupancy documentation, white glove delivery


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