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Is it just me or does this like exactly like another well known movie poster?
yeah o'l baldy was the best,had the best crew as well.Plus the romulans had the best spaceships by far man, they were f**** cool ships.
here's the synopsis
In Summer 2013, pioneering director J.J. Abrams will deliver an explosive action thriller that takes Star Trek Into Darkness.
Illuminati symbolism in poster.
Which is also the Star Trek badge/symbol (in case you didnt notice)
what the hell faceman
someone photoshop goatse man's anus to be the shape of the star trek symbol, and photoshop the matrix looking guy up there like a piece of poo, and have the "Into darkness" caption
Speaking of new posters there's a new Man of Steel one out too. Superman is awesome so I hope they don't stuff it up like the last movie.
Illuminati symbolism in poster.
Come with me on a journey, beyond sight, beyond sound. You've entered the Faceman zone.......
If your terrible botch job had a possibility of reality it would;
a. Be an equal sided triangle
b. Have an eye centerally located instead of a circle at the bottom
c. Not created by Faceman......
do de do do do, do de do do....
Really enjoyed the last one, and this one should be better because they don't have to set the characters or the alternate timeline up, straight into it.
Gene Roddenberry was a 33rd degree Freemason.
Hey guys if I draw a line here, and a circle here and a few more lines there. Perhaps one little squiggly here and a few more lines. I'll just circle that. Oops better erase that one and draw another squiggly and look.
(congrats on the schizophrenia facey and thanks for quoting the quality crazy Jim)
It's a f*****g star trek symbol you knob.
It's not just Star Trek it's f*****g EVERYWHERE!!!
It's a f*****g star trek symbol you knob.http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg195/skythra/startrek.png
It isn't a Star Trek symbol you knob,
it clearly is the Star Trek symbol CROSSED with the StarGate symbol.
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J.J. Abrams has been planning this since the first American dollar was printed
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there is no such stargate symbol
well this thread escalated to awesome pretty quickly
You bunch of fluoride drinking ignorant asleep tv zombie sheeple. Here comes the truth.
Now as we all know the jewminati conspiracy has five parts.
1. Hide in plain sight. What better place to hide in plain sight then right at the top of the pyramid? Ever noticed how all the top people in the jewminati are usually at the head of their respective organisations?
2. Own half the world. The devolped half. That is why the 2 is placed halfway down the pyramid. The undeveloped world is simply a tool the zionists use to weaken the first world and supply them with cheap products. You have been warned sheeple.
3. Once hiding in plain sight is fully established, and half the world is in the greasy hands of the jewminati drive a stake in the hearts of the public to crush their spirits... hello 9/11? This is why the 3 is smack bang in the centre there. Making sense yet?
4. Now it is necessary for these once slippery cabal to show themselves. Notice the figure in the leather jacket is looking directly at the 4 here. He knows he is through the looking glass and is meant to symbolise those of us who are awake to the truth ie. not you, me.
5. And finally 5. Direct the world into the darkest umbra of the biggest shadow. This is literally happening right now. But here is the kicker. Check this out.
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After simply adding a few conspiracy lines it forms an arrow. An arrow pointing DIRECTLY at me. This is the sacrifice I make to show you people. There are plenty of youtube videos out there talking about this educate yourselves.
thread delivers, thank you.
do not mention our dark lord for he shall cometh
or something.
It's a f*****g star trek symbol you knob.he mentioned that you knob.
^ faceman alt detected.
Superman is awesome
Really? I always thought of him as the lamest hero ever. "Oh hey, You can't stab me, harm me, burn me, shoot me, crush me or even really get in my way because I can destroy you with a single fart... Oh noes, you have kryptonite!? NEVER SAW THAT COMING!"
Superman is a demi-god with the common sense of a 2 year old.
Theres always someone that has to take it too far.
Superman is the genesis of superheroes as we know them, if nothing else, you gotta give respect where respect is due.
But yeah, its pretty easy to write crap Superman stories, but with good writers behind it, he can be awesome. Just have to resist the temptation to use him as a walking, talking deus ex machina.
i just want to see superman go all out in an epic fight.
Darkseid is rumoured to be the big baddie for the Justice League movie that they're planning (and people are tipping Man of Steel will start to set it up, like the first Iron Man did for Avengers).
that would be excellent
Come with me on a journey, beyond sight, beyond sound. You've entered the Faceman zone.......
hahaha got a laugh out of me
That's the Gherkin on the right, mayhaps its set in London?
I met Patrick Stewart recently, did an hours voiceover work with him, he's a complete gent, lovely guy.
Personally, if the Illuminati are trying to bring about a Picard approved Federation style government where everyone is a contributing member to society?
Where do I sign up.
+1 for Jean Luc Piccard
I want to know more about this internal threat against Earth. Also what does "detonated the fleet" mean, why not say destroyed the fleet or decimated. I want the Borg in the next movie after this, Borg are epic win.
I thought this one was about Kahn? I dunno, maybe it changed, remembered hearing that ages ago when they were casting
That superman clip doesn't seem very well thought out.... He sent that dude through like 5 skyscrapers after saying that nobody can get hurt in this fight.
nope they said it wasn't kahn ages ago. many people are guessing the bad guy is gary mitchell who was a friend of kirk's from the academy. he developed telekinetic powers (and other powers) when the enterprise went through the galactic barrier.
Gary Mitchell? What a s*** name for a villain, sounds so mundane
a trailer is coming out today or tomorrow
teaser trailer
I don't care what they say, seems an awful lot like Kahn to me.
yeah it does look like that.
the japanese version of this trailer is slightly longer and it has this shot:
looks familiar?
I hope for the love of FSM they don't attempt to remake Wrath of Khan.
The nightmare scenario is that someone, somewhere threw the idea out onto the table of a pre-production meeting: "You know what ST:TWoK was missing? Copious amounts of lens flare."
If it is Khan Noonien Singh it would more likely be a retelling/reimagining of the Space Seed episode from the TOS rather than a remake of the Wrath of Khan, as we would need the events that lead up to Khan needing revenge on Kirk which would need to be 15 years after the Enterprises initial contact with Khan.
It still could be the other popular theory that it is Gary Mitchell from the TOS Where No Man Has Gone Before episode.
new and longer trailer
Damn that looks good
I have no idea what is happening in that trailer.
Is the full title Star Trek Base-jumping Into Darkness?
Sorta keen.
not so keen on the 'Transformers-esque-ness' of it...
How is its anything like Transformers?
I have no idea what is happening in that trailer.
Better than a trailer that spoils the whole movie, I'm pretty sick of those =\
Ship at 1:21?
what's with the overuse of the inception style horns that start at 1.10 in trailers lately?
loved the first one. it seems to me like jj abrams does much better with movies as he has limited time to tell a story. could be that he is directing and not writing although super 8 was really good imo. I always thought he directed cloverfield, which was awesome, but apparently not.
So the (sorta) new Sherlock Holmes, is the new Khan?
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CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Reuters) - Former Republican South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford has gained momentum ahead of Tuesday's election against Democratic political newcomer Elizabeth Colbert Busch, but the House race remains too close to call, a new poll shows.
Sanford has a one-point edge at 47 percent to 46 percent over businesswoman Colbert Busch, the sister of television political satirist Stephen Colbert, according to a survey of 1,239 likely voters released on Sunday by the Public Policy Polling firm in North Carolina.
The margin of error for the poll conducted over the weekend was plus or minus 2.8 percent.
Two weeks ago, Colbert Busch led in the firm's polling by nine points at 50 percent over Sanford's 41 percent.
Sanford once held the First Congressional District seat and is looking to make a political comeback after an extramarital affair marred his second term as governor. More recently, he was accused by his ex-wife of trespassing at her home.
He has taken some of the focus off his personal lapses by depicting his opponent as a liberal in lock-step with national Democrats who are unpopular in the Republican-leaning district, the polling firm and political analysts said.
In the final weeks of the race, Sanford held "debates" with a cardboard cutout of House minority leader Nancy Pelosi on sidewalks and in parks.
"The race is close and it's closing because Sanford has been successful in waging a negative campaign, tying her to the national Democrats," said Mark Tompkins, a political scientist at the University of South Carolina.
"It reflects perhaps her inexperience or perhaps lack of planning that she wasn't ready for this attack. She's let the attack go on," Tompkins said.
Voters in coastal South Carolina head to the polls on Tuesday to decide the victor in a personality-driven race that has drawn national fascination.
The special election is being held to fill the seat vacated by Republican Tim Scott when he was appointed to the U.S. Senate in December.
Colbert Busch, a veteran of the shipping industry who has been director of business development for Clemson University's Restoration Institute for five years, is making her first bid for political office.
A Democrat has not held the seat in more than 30 years, and a win by Colbert Busch would not shift the balance of power in the House of Representatives, where Republicans have the majority.
Sanford represented the district from 1995 to 2001 before serving two terms as governor.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and House Majority PAC accused him in ads of deserting the state in 2009 when the then-married governor tried to hide a six-day visit with his mistress in Argentina by saying he was "hiking the Appalachian Trail."
He is now engaged to the woman, Maria Belen Chapur, who appeared with Sanford at his primary victory party.
The National Republican Congressional Committee dropped its financial support of Sanford's campaign in April after revelations that his former wife had accused him of trespassing at her home.
Ahead of Tuesday's election, Colbert Busch campaigned by bus across the district, which includes Charleston and parts of four rural counties and stretches south along the coast to wealthy Hilton Head Island.
Joined by Democratic congressmen James Clyburn of South Carolina and John Lewis of Georgia, Colbert Busch said she was talking to "hardworking men and women" about "creating jobs, getting our fiscal house in order and having a representative who they can trust."
Sanford launched a "No Debt Tour" to push his message of frugality and balanced budgets and campaigned at diners and businesses.
His campaign continued to attack Colbert Busch for accepting campaign donations from unions in the right-to-work state and questioned her ties to the national Democratic party.
"Even today, my opponent failed to offer a single policy difference between herself and Congressman Clyburn or Nancy Pelosi," Sanford said on Monday. "You can't have your cake and eat it too in politics."
Political analysts said the outcome of the race will depend on voter turnout. College of Charleston political scientist Kendra Stewart said the women's vote could be a factor for Colbert Busch in a district where women make up 55 percent of registered voters.
"I think that Sanford will eventually win the race. What we're seeing here is the power of the big R behind the name," said Robert Oldendick, a political scientist at the University of South Carolina.
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It is unclear how the measure could make it through the Legislature this session, given that lawmakers are expected to finalize a budget and adjourn in the coming days, according to the AP/San Francisco Chronicle (Christie, AP/San Francisco Chronicle, 6/6).
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A federal appeals court in 2004 voided a 1999 state law allowing abortion clinic inspections without a warrant. The court said the law was too broad and gave the state unauthorized access to patient information (Arizona Republic, 6/6).
Under a 2010 federal court agreement, the state is allowed to perform inspections of abortion clinic after obtaining a warrant (Fischer, Arizona Daily Star, 6/7). The Department of Health Services can conduct inspections without a warrant at all other medical facilities in the state (Arizona Republic, 6/6).
Cathi Herrod, president of the antiabortion-rights group Center for Arizona Policy, is working with state Sen. Nancy Barto (R) to develop this year's proposal (Arizona Daily Star, 6/7). According to the Republic, the proposal might be tacked on to an existing bill during a floor vote (Arizona Republic, 6/7).
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Shining stars for Denver
Elsewhere, the stars are fussin' and fuming (think Rosie vs. The Donald, Paris Hilton's recent falling-out with Britney Spears, and now Rosie vs. Oprah) but here in the Mile High City, no fireworks are expected when a couple of popular — and apparently well-behaved celebs — drop by to help two local charities raise money.
Tony Orlando of "Tie A Yellow Ribbon" fame headlines the Latin American Educational Foundation Gala on March 10 while Blair Underwood, perhaps best known for his long-running role on "L.A. Law," is the speaker for a May 1 luncheon put on by the Volunteers of America Guild.
Orlando will share the bill with "Mommy comic" Debi Gutierrez; former Mayor Federico Pena's bride, the former Cindy Velasquez, is the honorary chair.
While Orlando hasn't had a number on the charts in quite some time, folks still take notice whenever he goes out. New York Post columnist Cindy Adams, for example, had an item today saying that he'd dined at one of her favorite Chinese restaurants, Chiam.
Underwood is now co-starring on the TV comedy "The New Adventures of Old Christine."
His appearance will help the Volunteers of America Guild mark the start of its second decade of fund-raising for the Brandon Center and Theodora House shelters that serve homeless and abused women, and their children.
Susan Barnhill, Kathryn Kaiser and Kathy Klugman are chairing the luncheon; tickets can be purchased by calling 720-840-5976 or visiting email@example.com.
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Today's guest post comes from Dede Cummings. You can find out more about Dede at the bottom of this post. To learn how to submit your own guest post to Obesity Panacea, click here.
As a Crohn's patient, who suffered in silence for over ten years, I found exercise to be the last thing I wanted to do, especially when I was experiencing the symptoms of a moderate case, such as diarrhea, vomiting, and fatigue. To me, during this time, exercise existed in the past tense. I had been quite a "jock" in high school, earning varsity letters in three sports. In college, I played two sports and recreational soccer my first year. When my symptoms started in the Spring of my first year, exercise (in my case, competitive sports) was the first thing I let go of.
I struggled with symptoms, becoming lethargic and moody, as my body quickly lost muscle tone and I dropped out of even social athletics. With the lack of a diagnosis, and my subsequent inactive lifestyle, I searched for answers, and went to a dermatologist, gynecologist, and my general practitioner over the years; I was put on oral prophylactics with the hope that the birth control pills would help the cramping that often coincided with my period, and told I had a "nervous condition" that was "due to stress."
Fast forward to my life now, and you will see a healthy, middle-aged woman, who ran her first half marathon last year.
Physical Activity—Why it's important
Approximately 1.5 million people in the United States alone are afflicted with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a category of illnesses that includes Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, and that number is steadily growing. According to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada, "Canada has one of the highest incidences of IBD in the world. With an annual cost of $1.8 billion to individuals, their families and society at large, the burden of IBD is significant." In 2008, there were over 200,000 cases of IBD reported in Canada, with over 9,000 new cases each year.
Exercise is one of the most important lifestyle practices to adopt when considering treatment options for Inflammatory Bowel Disease or Irritable Bowel Syndrome. No matter what your physical state is, there is always something you can do for exercise. It is always recommended to ask your GI doctor what is best for you in terms of levels of aerobic exercise—a post-surgical resection patient will have a different level of activity than a patient who has a case of IBD in remission. A marathon runner will have a different level of tolerance than a neophyte in the field.
In a 1998 pilot study titled "The effects of exercise on patients with Crohn's disease," from the University of Manitoba, 12 inactive patients with low-level cases of Crohn's disease were monitored for 12 weeks in a thrice-weekly walking program to measure whether exercise had an effect on symptoms of Crohn's disease.
At the end of the study, the baselines were compared (Inflammatory Bowel Disease Quality of Life Score, the Harvey and Bradshaw Simple Index, the Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test, and others) and the results showed no flare-ups during the term; in fact, there was improvement, both physical and psychological.
In an excellent summary entitled "Exercise and inflammatory bowel disease," published in 2008 by the Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology, the authors examined current research to see if exercise helped counteract some IBD-specific symptoms. They found that exercise may in fact be beneficial to help prevent and alleviate symptoms of IBD — along with bone mineral density levels, overall stress management and psychological health improvement — but further research is still recommended.
How to get it (Exercise!)
Nowadays for me, exercise is just plain fun—as it should be!
My maxim for exercise is simple: do it a lot, and do it every day. Obviously, when you are not in remission, it is hard to contemplate; but starting slowly the way I did (walking to the mailbox was my first goal) is a way to integrate movement and exercise and the natural release of beneficial brain chemicals like serotonin.
A regular exercise routine can improve overall health, and may be particularly beneficial for people with IBD. Engaging in regular physical activity can reduce stress and maintain and improve bone strength. Some research has also shown that it relieves depression and boosts the body's immune system response.
Another 2007 study from the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine that looked at low-intensity walking, 3 times per week (in a 3-month study) for 30 minutes, concluded that the 32 Crohn's disease patients in the study had immediate benefits from the trial, in improving their quality of life. There were no exacerbations of symptoms, or flare-ups recording during the study.
If having IBD limits the amount and intensity of exercise you can undertake, keep in mind that even low-intensity activities, like taking a 30-minute walk three times a week highlighted in the 2007 study, can produce results. Talk to your doctor to determine an exercise program that works for you. If your symptoms make mobility difficult, find ways to be active at home.
One of my favorite activities that covers my daily dose of exercise, gets my heart rate up, and builds stamina and endurance is riding my bike to work whenever weather permits. I enjoy the satisfaction of saving gas money and feeling relaxed as I pedal the 5 miles in each morning (though going home is mostly those same 5 miles going uphill, which can be a bit daunting at the end of an eight hour workday).
Once you master the 30 minute, 3x-per-week walking, you may notice that symptoms may begin to decrease even while not in clinical remission. Cycling offers some diversity and cross-training, and weights can be added to an exercise routine, as long as symptoms do not worsen (I recommend IBD patients keep a daily log of what you did, what food was eaten, how many bowel movements, and how you feel in terms of stress and anxiety). Combining an eventual daily routine will help you build stamina, sleep better, and some people report that bloating and gas associated with Crohn's and ulcerative colitis are diminished. Don't forget that relaxation exercises, are very beneficial to reduce stress and tension that can impede recovery. A goal is to get your heart rate up, and break a sweat, but it is important not to overdue exercise, and balance activities to make it all fun and interesting. One great resource, as a way to reach your goal, is the Livestrong training guides for how to create a regular diet and exercise routine.
On weekends, a group of my friends sometimes plan to meet at 8:00 a.m. in a parking lot and we carpool to various hikes around the region, pulling back into the parking lot around noon. This type of exercise also offers a social component, which is another important part of maintaining good health—being active and social, or even getting out and doing all of the above with your children, thereby instilling in them a lifelong love of exercise and enjoyment that they will carry with them into adulthood.
About the author: Dede Cummings, author and Crohn's patient, works as a writer, book designer, and literary agent. She lives in Vermont with her family. Her hobbies include hiking, yoga, running, reading, gardening and backcountry skiing. Her website can be found here.


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1 dead in Algiers shooting
Investigation ongoing, police say
Police were on the scene of a double shooting in Algiers on Saturday.
New Orleans police said gunshots rang out at about 9:30 p.m. in the 3300 block of Garden Oaks Drive.
One man was shot multiple times in the body and died on the scene, and a 20-year-old man was shot in the abdomen and was listed in critical condition, police said.
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DOes it have the patch for the exploit that was on the boards the other day. I'm not running linux right now but I know a few people who are. I would read through and find it in the documetation but I don't even really know what I'm looking for. And I'm sure it would save some people some time or a headache if they could just replace the old kernel with this one.
I wouldn't know what I was looking for either, I didn't really look into the hole in 2.6.6 and so I don't know what needed to be fixed. I just saw that it was out on osnews.com and figured people here would like to know, so I posted. Can someone help us non *nixers? haha...
Will some one explain to me why a member is being negged for providing information?
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State Sen. Chris McDaniel is convinced Tuesday's stunning upset of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor by a barely-known insurgent gives his own Mississippi Senate campaign fresh momentum. Sen. Thad Cochran had a very different view.
"I think it reverberates in every state in the republic, I truly do and yes, it will have an impact here," McDaniel told reporters during a campaign stop here.
Cochran, at a stop in Ridgeland, seemed incredulous anyone could make the connection.
"I doubt it," he said when asked about an impact. "It certainly reminds people if you don't go vote, you're relinquishing your power to participate in a democracy....we all benefit when we have more participation rather than less."
It was difficult Wednesday to gauge how the Virginia result would play as McDaniel and Cochran battle to win the Republican Senate nomination in a June 24 runoff election. McDaniel edge Cochran in the June 3 primary but neither got a majority.
Cantor, a Virginia Republican, was soundly defeated by economics professor David Brat in Tuesday's primary, the biggest upset of a congressional leader in years.
Tea party backers and conservative groups hailed the victory as a harbinger of things to come. But they ignored a less stellar result Tuesday—in South Carolina, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., long a target of the tea party, coasted to re-nomination.
McDaniel's key message Wednesday was that Cochran has no business calling him extreme, as the six-term senator did Tuesday at a Hattiesburg appearance. Cochran charged that McDaniel's likely spending cuts would brutalize constituents.
If anyone's extreme, it's Washington insiders, McDaniel countered Wednesday in a talk to Jones County Republican Women. "Extremism is placing more debt on the backs of my kids," he said. "We are not extremists. We are patriots. We are Reaganites."
McClatchy later noted that Reagan never had a balanced budget, and the federal deficit surged to record levels during his eight-year presidency.
"He did the best he could considering the Democrats were in control of Congress," McDaniel said. Democrats controlled the House of Representatives during Reagan's two terms, but Republicans had a Senate majority the first six years.
McDaniel went over well in his brief talk to the women. Some in the audience of about 50 felt that thanks to the Brat win, they were part of a national movement.
"If someone like that can succeed in Virginia, it says maybe there's a chance for others," said Phyllis Guysinger, a Hattiesburg retiree.
McDaniel said that though it appears the Republican Party is split between tea party activists and establishment figures, most had the same underlying views.
Voters, he said, "understand that Washington is going in the wrong direction, and the only way to change direction is to change the people we send to Washington D.C."
That means ousting Cochran, he said. "Sen. Cochran has been silent for far too long. No one in this state can name a single fight that he's led against (President) Barack Obama. The liberal agenda has had their way for 40 years and Sen. Cochran has been silent."
Among Cochran's campaign stops Tuesday Vicksburg, where he toured Golding Barge Line and touted his role in keeping the state's rivers navigable.
He cited projects like port dredging, waterway improvements and flood control as examples of how federal legislation he helped push—a common theme during his low-key campaign
State Del. Rita Martinson, a Madison Republican, saw little impact from the Virginia result. "There was sort of a different dynamic there," she said. "That was mostly about amnesty (for illegal immigrants). We don't have that issue here."
Brat accused Cantor of backing amnesty because Cantor was sympathetic to a path for limited legalization path for children of undocumented immigrants.


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LONDON Gateway is doubling its capacity after the second berth at £1.5billion superport opened.
The opening ties in with numerous recent business announcements which sees various new shipping services operating out of the Stanford-le-Hope port.
Bosses say these announcements show that the port is growing and becoming well established.
Five new shipping routes to North America, South America East Coast & West Coast, the Middle East, and Europe are starting.
New rail, road and container services are also announced.
The G6, one of the world's largest shipping alliances, will start a new service at DP World London Gateway on Friday, May 16.
This will see a team of shipping firms, formed of APL, Hyundai Merchant Marine, Mitsui O.S.K Lines, Hapag Lloyd, Nippon Yussen Kaisha and Orient Overseas Container Line, stop at London Gateway as part of two routes taking in Rotterdam, Bremerhaven, Le Havre, New York, Norfolk and Charleston, Miami, Jacksonville and Savannah.
The arrival of APL's 'Margrit Rickmers' ship, which can carry more than 5,000 containers, will signal the start-up of that service.
Peter Ward, commercial director, DP World London Gateway, said, "We are very pleased to be welcoming the G6 to DP World London Gateway.
"It's another milestone for the team. We are focused on delivering the best possible service for cargo owners and shippers and our connections are growing fast."
On Sunday, May 11, a weekly service, shipping containers from London Gateway to Dublin and Rotterdam, began sailing from the port. That is operated by X-Press Feeders Ltd.
And at the beginning of May, shipping firms Hamburg Sud and Hapag Lloyd started calling at the port as part of their routes South America and Middle East routes.
Tabare Dominguez, port commercial manager, DP World London Gateway, said: "It's an important step forward to continue increasing the geographical coverage of London Gateway, in this case to connect DP World London Gateway directly with the Irish market."
Containers are also being moved out of the port by rail, following recent deals with Freightliner and DB Schenker.
DB Schenker is serving Manchester, Daventry, Wakefield and South Wales from London Gateway.
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With fewer tree nuts than in recent years, squirrels are going crazy
I'm under attack. Everywhere I look, squirrels are scampering up trees, toting nuts in their mouths, scurrying across my yard and darting in front of my car.
The word squirrel was borrowed by the Romans from the Greek word skiouros, which means shadow-tailed. Ancient Greek naturalists found their bushy tails remarkable.
I find the bushy-tailed scamps a daily nuisance. I'm dodging them like the flippers in a vintage pinball arcade game, the squirrels the steel balls. Squirrel-conscious, I'm driving at a crawl, on high alert down my own driveway, in my Huntingtown neighborhood and even on highways.
My dog finds them a delight, chasing them away from the bird feeders and up the trees. But her efforts are short-lived, and her job a never-ending cycle. They always return, often by the handfuls.
A scurry — the name for a group of squirrels — fits the bill. The outbreak of squirrels is driven — without regard to anyone or anything that crosses their paths — by food.
Squirrels have voracious appetites. In one week's time, each eats almost its body weight.
Expert gatherers and scatter-hoarders, they spend the day seeking nuts and seeds. What they don't eat, they hide so they'll have enough food to last through the winter.
As scatter-hoarders, squirrels bury food in hundreds of different locations. If another squirrel or animal finds one location — or if the squirrel forgets where it stashed the food — they have back-ups to rely on.
"Squirrels are going crazy," confirms naturalist Andy Brown of Battle Creek Cypress Swamp.
"They have enjoyed several years of good feeding with high nut production in our forests and neighborhoods," Brown explains. "But this spring, an outbreak of a small silkworm defoliated our hickory tress. The trees did eventually re-leaf but didn't flower. Hence, we have no hickory nuts this fall."
Additionally, Brown says "The tasty white oak acorns are fewer this year due to a natural cycle, so squirrels are getting a double whammy."
In this frenzied scrambling for food and with winter around the corner, squirrels naturally dart back and forth. Fright heightens their erratic paths as they try to confuse predators. This doesn't work with cars, however, so most squirrels don't live longer than a year. The evidence mounts up on the sides of the road, with fatalities increasing as the weather turns colder.


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Manchester United are close to the signing of highly-rated Chilean forward Angelo Henriquez, according to widespread reports.
Henriquez, 18, enjoys a burgeoning reputation in his native country - after scoring eight goals in 10 senior appearances for his club side Universidad de Chile - and United have been tracking his progress for over a year.
The Premier League runners-up are believed to have agreed a £3 million deal for the powerful forward's services, although they will need him to be successful in his bid for a 'special talent' work visa if he is to join up with his team-mates at Old Trafford ahead of next season.
If his application is unsuccessful, however, Henriquez will most likely be loaned out to a European club with close links to United until such a time as he qualifies for a UK work permit.
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Manchester Mayor Gatsas revives newsletter for city employeesBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 04. 2013 11:41PM
MANCHESTER - There's a new publication in town covering city government, straight out of the Office of Mayor Ted Gatsas.
The mayor's office last week published the inaugural edition of the newsletter, which was posted online and was sent out to hundreds of city employees.
The cost of printing the publication was covered by Members First Credit Union.
Gatsas had requested that the aldermen's Committee on Community Improvement create a special account to accept the funds. On Monday, the committee approved the request without discussion.
The goal is to "improve communication between city departments," Gatsas said, adding the newsletter was being produced "at no cost to taxpayers."
The city has apparently not published a newsletter in a number of years, and the mayor's initiative comes at the start of an election year in which Gatsas already faces one opponent, Alderman Patrick Arnold.
"I'm not surprised Mayor Gatsas is trying to rehabilitate his image with city employees," Arnold said in an email. "His 'my way or the highway' approach has alienated a lot of people who sincerely care about the direction of our city, and he certainly has a lot of ground to make up with them."
The newsletter does not have a name yet. Readers are invited to propose their own ideas.
"While my office has batted around a couple of names nothing has jumped off the page. So we decided that it should be you, the city employees, that name this newsletter," Gatsas writes in his "Message from the Mayor" column on the front page.
In addition to the mayor's column, the newsletter features a story about the new municipal complex - "Municipal Complex is Open for Business" - and a question-and-answer interview with the city's new fleet management director, Wes Anderson.
There's also an ad for Members First Credit Union, along with a thank-you message for underwriting the printing cost.
Production of the newsletter is being overseen by Samantha Piatt, the mayor's chief of staff.
It appears a city newsletter was last published several years ago.
In a letter to the Committee on Community Improvement, Gatsas wrote: "In the past the Quality Council produced the City Chatter newsletter. However due to a change in the make-up of the committee the newsletter has not been produced in some time to no fault of the Quality Council or any of the members."
The Quality Council was established in 2000, to be comprised of "representatives from the Aldermanic Board, department heads and the unions representing city employees," according to the city government website.
In his letter to the aldermen, Gatsas states: "Department heads have welcomed the idea and feel that it will be a welcome addition to the culture here at City Hall."
The newsletter is available on the city website, manchesternh.gov, on the pages of the Office of the Mayor and CityView.


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Story posted March 19, 2007
It was the worst snowstorm of the winter, but Nat Wheelwright and his students were undeterred. They stood in a fir clearing in a forest in Bradford, Maine, waiting for a signal from the other end of the walkie-talkie.
"OK, come on through," a voice crackled. Quietly, in snowshoes and boots, they crunched their way through the brush.
Wheelwright's team of students soon found what they had come for: a hidden den tucked beneath the roots of an uprooted tree. Arriving just moments after the resident creature had been located by radio collar and tranquilized, the students peered within.
There, a 216-pound Maine black bear sow lay snoozing, her hibernation temporarily ensured by the medication. Three young, rambunctious cubs played at her side.
As four field biologists from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife tagged, weighed and collected biological data on the mother, Wheelwright and his students spent the afternoon "babysitting" her two-month-old cubs. Once awake, mother bears readily accept their young, despite the handling and lingering scent of humans.
"It was a window on a miraculous world," says Michael Taylor '07, one of 11 students who were there as part of Wheelwright's Advanced Winter Field Ecology class. "We got to hold onto the cubs and pass them around. I had Cub No. 59 tucked into my jacket. He just snuggled and wedged himself into my warmth and stayed calm and quiet."
The March field trip was all in a day's work for these Bowdoin ecology students, but it was a decided aberration from their normal routine of field studies.
Wheelwright's weekly, daylong expeditionary seminar course is designed to teach students how to do their own graduate-level field science - all at lightning speed: "Ecology boot camp, one of my students called it," says Wheelwright.
During each eight-hour class, students break into teams to explore a hypothesis relating to how plants and animals survive in Maine's winter. They collect data and samples from the field for three hours, then return to Bowdoin laboratories to analyze their findings and prepare statistical analyses. They then turn their findings into PowerPoint reports, which they present to each other at day's end.
"The students are learning a lot about how to tell a story in science," says Wheelwright. "One that is anchored in theory and built on analysis, but broad and interesting to an audience. At 5:30 p.m., when we're done, they're exhausted and I'm exhausted. It isn't for the fainthearted, but we are all learning so much."
Already, students have found themselves hunkered down over ice-fishing holes searching for aquatic life. They have traipsed through winter forests and scoured frozen coastlines. They spent the first few days of spring break at the Bowdoin Scientific Station on ice-bound Kent Island studying the impact of introduced snowshoe hares. In April they will find themselves boot-deep in vernal ponds tracking amphibians aplenty.
The seminar reflects the biology professor's objective to "show students that Maine is alive in the winter when everyone thinks it's dreary. The woods and other habitats contain fascinating flora and fauna. And as the semester progresses, I want them to feel the passion for mud season that I feel, when the world is most alive.
"The explosive breeding of wood frogs and spotted salamanders, that will be the climax," adds Wheelwright enthusiastically.
Taylor isn't quite sure it can match the bear-tracking venture. "This course is fantastic in its design and variety of perspectives on the field of ecology," he says, "but the bear was something quite special. We have one of the most well-studied bear populations in the world, right in our backyard.
"Just to learn about this mysterious creature," he says, "It really gives you that sense of wide-eyed wonder."


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Think amusement parks are just for kids? Think again.
There's nothing like screaming aboard a careening roller coaster, gorging on funnel cake and popcorn, or splashing in a spray of water to bring out your inner child.
The advent of spring means parks across the region are now open for business, albeit with abridged, seasonal hours. That gives early birds ample time to catch a sneak preview before the summer crowds descend.
Many parks are launching new rides, shows and attractions aimed at all ages.
"There's a lot of excitement this year," says Elizabeth Ringas, the Mid-Atlantic regional representative for the American Coaster Enthusiasts, which has some 8,000 members nationwide. "There's the new drop ride, the Mach Tower at Busch Gardens and great new shows at Six Flags. Kings Dominion has done a huge remodel on its Intimidator 305, and it's almost a whole new ride."


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Whisky Review: Gibson's Finest 12 Yr Old Canadian Whisky
Posted by Arctic Wolf on November 15, 2009
Gibson's Finest Whiskies are some of the smoothest Canadian whiskies ever made. This, of course, makes them some of the smoothest in the world as Canada is renowned for its smooth whisky. The 12 year old is a step up from Gibson's regular Sterling brand. I found it to be a mildly sweet well balanced whisky with a nice honey and rye flavour profile.
Here is an excerpt from my review:
"…We have a very nice soft oil on the palate with a sweet honey taste interlaced with toffee and rye. This has a very balanced profile which when given time in the mouth, displays touches of caramel, flashes of hot spices, and a wonderful underlying sweetness…."
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More Jorge Soler Rumors: The Red Sox Want Him, but Think the Cubs Will Get Him
So, you've no doubt noticed that Jorge Soler chatter has picked back up in the last few days. It could be meaningless – a downturn in the 24-hour news cycle, prompting a thoughtless grab at the hottest name writers can plausibly throw back out there.
Or, it could be that we're getting close.
When Soler's countrymate, Yoenis Cespedes, was close to achieving residency in the Dominican Republic after a month or so of little action on his rumor mill, you started to hear his name more frequently. The rumors weren't always specifically-tied to his impending residency, mind you, it was just that his name re-entered our consciousness. Soon, he had his residency, then free agency, and then, in one fell swoop, his work visa and a contract with the Oakland A's.
We're still waiting on word of the 20-year-old studly prospect's residency in the DR, but Soler's name keeps popping back up, about a month after the heat was last on. I'm not sure it is meaningful, but I do know that, with Minor League seasons getting ready to kick off in a few weeks, Soler – and his new team – will want to get signed soon so that he can get going on a full season of work.
And, about that new team. Since the resurgence of Soler rumors in the last few days, we've almost exclusively heard one team named: the Cubs. Well, we can add another team to this particular set of rumors, but it comes with good news, too. From Alex Speier:
According to a major league source, the Red Sox do plan to pursue Cuban outfielder Jorge Soler, a 20-year-old who is awaiting approval by Major League Baseball to become an international amateur free agent. Though still considered very raw, Soler has tremendous power, with the potential to hit 30-plus homers a season in the majors if he proves capable of fulfilling his potential.
That said, the Sox – like most of the baseball industry – expect that the Cubs are likely to win the bidding for Soler.
In sum, the Cubs will have competition when Soler is officially declared a free agent. They may have the inside track, and they may be the most aggressive suitor. But Soler is very much a chicken that hasn't yet hatched. I'm cautiously optimistic. And patient.
In the meantime, we'll have to see if the current uptick in Soler chatter continues until we get word that he is a resident of the DR.


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In my death I wander
In my death I wander, plagiarizing the stars and mimicking the moon. My shrouded history unravels in the tunnels of time, eaten up by spiders with clockmarks on their backs.
In my death I meander through mirrors that reflect the void of my face. My eyes dissolve into black holes that contain multitudes of nothing.
In my death I wander, meandering through stars that plagiarize clocks in a shrouded sky. Spiders unravel the moon, mimicking history and voiding my eyes.
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ARLINGTON – For the past year, St. Patrick Catholic Parish in Arlington has been undergoing major renovations in an attempt to compliment it's original Gothic-style design from when the building was built around 1921.
Parishioner Lynne Bonnell explained in the 1970s, the church was "modernized," and it's original back altar, altar rail and statues were removed, thereby destroying its original beauty.
The Rev. Patrick Fixsen became the church's administrator in 2011 and has made it a goal to get the church back to its original state.
Bob Schmidt, who is a lifelong resident of Arlington and trustee of the church, said it's important for the community because the original state has a lot of meaning to people who grew up with the church and have personal memories of what it was like long ago.
"It's just the nostalgia, and people grew up here," he said.
He explained many parishioners grew frustrated throughout the years when priests would come to the church and make their own changes without getting input from the community. He said many felt the priests were overstepping their boundaries.
"They weren't here for a long time, when the people had to stay and live with the changes," he explained.
To date, another back altar has been installed; the front altar and pulpit have been replaced; the cross above the altar is new; and a statue of the holy family was restored after being stored in the basement for about 30 years. The church is currently working to change the light fixtures above the front altar and working on getting the bell tower running like it used to.
Ruth Mary Pommier of Arlington said in the '60s the stability of the tower was questioned. Also, the vibration from the bells was a concern, so the bells were silenced.
Back then, the bells were manually rung at 6 a.m., noon and 6 p.m. to mark the Angelus and before masses.
Just recently the bells have begun ringing again, and the current panels covering the louvers in the bell tower are expected to be removed once repairs to the bell tower are completed.
Throughout its years, some of its greatest features have remained unchanged, like the sanctuary and sacristy windows, which were made in Dublin and were displayed at Marshall Field and Co. in Chicago before being placed in the church. Also, the windows in the nave were made in Austria and were displayed at the World's Fair in New York before they were placed within the church in the early '20s.
The church plans to celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2014.
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If you missed the drama "Killing Jesus" on National Geographic Channel, you can catch the three-hour production on Fox News Channel.
And Fox News is the logical home for a film based on a book co-written by Bill O'Reilly, the channel's biggest star.
Fox News will present the film at 8 p.m. Friday and Sunday, which is Easter. The epic movie, a life of Jesus, features Kelsey Grammar as King Herod, Haaz Sleiman as Jesus and Stephen Moyer as Pontius Pilate.
This past Sunday, "Killing Jesus" drew 3.7 million viewers, the biggest audience in the history of National Geographic Channel.
The movie's cast also includes Rufus Sewell as Caiaphas;...


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ST. LOUIS (AP) — A powerful spring storm system stretching from southern Texas to northern Michigan unleashed a wave of weather extremes on the Midwest on Thursday and threatened to bring its mix of hard rains, high winds and severe thunderstorms to the East by the weekend.
The massive system was wreaking havoc from the Rockies to the Rust Belt, and officials were blaming two road deaths Thursday on the storm.
Up to a foot of snow was expected in parts of Minnesota and the Dakotas. Snow and ice closed highways in Colorado and Wyoming. Rivers surged beyond their banks from downpours in Missouri, Iowa and Illinois. Tornadoes caused scattered damage in Oklahoma. Hail caused a wreck that injured a high school teacher and her students. Lightning temporarily knocked out a nuclear power plant. Rain caused a sinkhole that devoured three cars in Chicago.
In the Plains and Midwest, seemingly every community was under some sort of watch or warning.
Alex Sosnowski, a meteorologist for AccuWeather, said the storm's biggest punch had come from its intense rainfall: "There's been a general 3 to 6 inch swath of rain from portions of Oklahoma all the way up to southern Wisconsin."
The system will thin out as it heads east but could still spell trouble in the Appalachian Mountain region Friday and in some spots along the East Coast by Friday night, Sosnowski said.
Midwesterners will be glad to see it go.
Minnesota State Police say 16-year-old Jonathon Pohlen of Houlton, Wis., was killed Thursday afternoon when he lost control on snowy Interstate 94 in eastern Minnesota, crossed over the median and collided with a truck's trailer.
Meanwhile, flash floods are being blamed for the death of an 80-year-old motorist south of St. Louis. Police in De Soto, Mo., said the woman's car was swept Thursday off Highway E into Joachim Creek. The woman was not immediately identified.
In Clarksville, Mo., a small, scenic Mississippi River town about 60 miles north of St. Louis, some 100 people were working feverishly to build a makeshift levee of gravel, plastic overlap and sandbags in a bid keep downtown dry. The heavy rain caused a sudden surge in the river, with a crest expected by early Sunday.
"I'm confident it will work, but I'm not confident we're going to get it done in time," Clarksville resident Richard Cottrell, 64, said of the sandbag levee. "It's a race against the clock."
City Clerk Jennifer Calvin said the Federal Emergency Management Agency was bringing in 500,000 additional sandbags, but the nearest available gravel had to be trucked in from nine miles away, and there weren't enough available trucks to expedite the effort.
The Mississippi is expected to crest 8 to 12 feet above flood stage at several spots in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. The Missouri River was also expected to exceed flood stage by up to 10 feet at some Missouri locations.
Other rivers were rising quickly, too.
The town of Wyoming, Mich., evacuated about 25 homes in the path of the flooding Grand River. The Grand Rapids suburb called in all available police, firefighters and public works employees to help with sandbagging.
In suburban Chicago, Nick Ariano helped rescue a friend's grandmother, who became trapped in a home filling with water after a branch of the flooding DuPage River spilled over its levee.
Ariano, his friend and another man raced to a sporting goods store to buy inflatable rafts, then paddled out to the home and got Mille Andrzejewski, in her mid-80s, to safety. The three friends got some enjoyment out of the raft ride, despite the eeriness of floating over submerged cars and mailboxes.
"As kids growing up we used to raft down the river," Ariano said with a laugh.
About 60 miles southwest of Chicago, Morris Hospital in Grundy County began evacuating 44 patients to other hospitals after a nearby creek and the Illinois River rose and water crept into the basement, spokeswoman Janet Long said. Elective surgeries scheduled for Friday were canceled, although the emergency department remained open, the hospital said on its website.
In Gary, Ind., a flood-fighting drill scheduled for Friday was canceled — because of real flooding. Sandbagging operations were under way along the Little Calumet River.
Flash flooding was common. In Utica, Ill., the fire department evacuated a mobile home park. In Marshall County, Ill., boats were needed to rescue trapped morning commuters.
In Ava, Mo., a school bus carrying several children stopped because of water on the road. The driver turned around to go back, only to find flooding behind him, too. The driver and kids waited at a nearby home until help arrived.
Perhaps the storm's most bizarre scene came in Chicago, where a massive sinkhole opened and swallowed two parked cars and one that was driving through. The driver was hospitalized but was expected to survive.
Flooding from all-night rain storms forced authorities to close sections of several major expressways around Chicago, canceled classes at some schools and scrapped around 550 flights at O'Hare International Airport.
The storm-swollen Chicago River was being allowed to flow into Lake Michigan, in part to relieve sewer backups. Meanwhile, workers were furiously filling sandbags and putting up barricades along the Chicago River's north branch. The river was diverted away from the lake more than a century ago to keep pollution out of the lake, the source of the city's drinking water.
Winds, possibly from a tornado, damaged dozens of homes in Spavinaw, Okla., injuring one person. Another twister damaged a few buildings near Paris, Mo. High winds also blew two tractor-trailers off a highway near Monroe City, Mo.
In Kansas, large hail was blamed for an accident that injured six high school students and their teacher. The Kansas Highway Patrol said the wreck happened Wednesday on Interstate 70 near Russell. The group was returning to school from an art exhibition when the teacher lost control of the SUV and struck a car.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said a lightning strike knocked out power to a northern Illinois nuclear plant for several hours Wednesday night, but emergency generators kicked in to keep the site running. Exelon Generation said reactors will remain offline until safety checks and procedures are completed.
Up to a foot of new snow was expected in northern Minnesota. Duluth has already received 24 inches of snow this month, and the additional snowfall could push it past the April record of 31.6 inches set in 1950
Snow and ice forced closure of sections of Interstate 70 and Interstate 25 in Colorado. The Wyoming Department of Transportation warned drivers to watch for black ice.
The snow didn't bother 63-year-old Bill Zubke, a retired motivational speaker who was relaxing in the lobby of a downtown Sioux Falls, S.D. Zubke, from Watertown, S.D, described the unpredictable weather as "just April in South Dakota," though temperatures ordinarily reach into the 60 this time of year.
"We're South Dakotans," he said. "We can handle it."
Keyser reported from Chicago. Associated Press writers Maria Sudekum in Kansas City, Mo., Dirk Lammers in Sioux Falls, S.D., and Tammy Webber in Chicago contributed to this report.
Watch The Associated Press' video here: http://bit.ly/13rcncw