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Portugal, Vila Real Catholic Church Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
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Access the records: Portugal, Diocese of Vila Real, Catholic Church Records, 1575-1975 and Portugal, Vila Real Catholic Church Records, 1533-1941.
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Title in the Language of the Records
Registros Paroquiais da Igreja Católica, Diocese da Vila Real, Portugal.
Record Description
This article covers the church records for Vila Real that were published in two separate collections; one collection under Portugal, Diocese of Vila Real Catholic Church Records for 1575-1975, housed at the Diocesan Archive and the collection Portugal, Vila Real, Catholic Church Records for 1533-1941, housed at the District Archive of Vila Real. These are records of baptisms, marriages, and burial/deaths from parishes in the Diocese of Vila Real, Portugal. The text of the records is in Portuguese. Earlier records are handwritten in narrative style and newer records are handwritten in formatted registers.
For a list of records by localities and dates currently published in the Portugal, Diocese of Vila Real, Catholic Church Records, 1575-1975 collection, select the Browse.
For a list of records by localities and dates currently published in the Portugal, Vila Real, Catholic Church Records, 1533-1941 collection, select the Browse.
Parish priests performed the ordinances for baptisms, marriages, deaths, and burials, and the other holy sacraments in the jurisdiction of their assigned parish or parishes. All the original parish records were kept in the parish archive under the custody of the priest. However, a duplicate of these registers was regularly sent to the diocesan archive where the records were centralized and kept at a higher state of preservation.
Catholic Church parish registers were created to record the church sacraments of baptism, marriage, death, burial, and other ordinances performed on parishioners by an authorized priest in his area of
Catholic Church parish records are a reliable source for doing genealogical research in Vila Real, Portugal, before 1911, when the civil registration was implemented. For records after 1911, it is suggested that you research both the civil registry and the church records to verify information.
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- Catholic parishes in Vila Real. Portugal, Vila Real, Catholic Church records. Vila Real District Archive, Portugal.
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Record ContentThe key genealogical facts found in most marriage records are:
- Date and place of the event
- Names of the bride and groom
- Civil statuses (widowed, single, divorced) of bride and groom at time of the event
- Place of origin and/or residence of bride and groom
- Names of parents
- Names of witnesses
- Place and date of death
- Name of the deceased
- Civil status of deceased person at time of death
- Civil status and name of spouse, if married at time of death
- Cause of death
- Sometimes names of living parents and children
- Sometime if the deceased left a testament (will)
- Place of burial (cemetery)
How to Use the Records
Some records have indexes at the end of the volume. Frequently, these indexes are arranged by the given name of the individual and sometimes use the Latin form of the name. Those volumes without indexes need to be searched chronologically for the individuals sought.
Begin your search by finding your ancestors in the index. Use the locator information in the index (such as page, entry, or certificate number) to locate your ancestors in the records. Compare the information in the record to what you already know about your ancestor to determine if this is the correct person. You may need to compare the information of more than one person to make this determination. Be aware that as with any index, transcription errors may occur.
When you have located your ancestor's record, carefully evaluate each piece of information about other people listed in the record. These pieces of information may give you new biographical details that can lead you to other records about your ancestors.
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- Use the baptism date and place to find the family in census records.
- Use the residence and names of the parents to locate civil and land records.
- The father's occupation can lead you to other types of records such as employment records or military records.
- The parents' places of origin can tell you former residences and can help to establish a migration pattern for the family.
- Marriage date and place may help you find their children.
- Burial place may also help to show their migration pattern.
It is often helpful to extract the information on all children with the same parents. If the surname is unusual, you may want to compile baptism entries for every person of the same surname and sort them into families based on the names of the parents. Continue to search the baptism records to identify siblings, parents, and other relatives in the same or other generations who were born, married, and died in the same place or nearby.
Keep in mind:
- The information in church records is usually reliable, but depends upon the reliability of the informant.
- Earlier records may not contain as much information as the records created after the late 1800s.
- There is also some variation in the information given from record to record.
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"Portugal, Diocese of Vila Real, Catholic Church Records, 1575-1975," images. FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org : accessed 21 June 2012) Vila Real > Alijo > Vile Verde > Santa Marinha > Obitos 1913-1973 > image 117 of 150; Louisa Rodriguez, date of death 16 October 1963, age 60, citing Catholic parishes in Vila Real. Portugal, Vila Real, Catholic Church records. Vila Real District Archive, Portugal.
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Eddie Lack models his nifty Cancer awareness jersey last Saturday.
(Chris Jerina/AHL in Photos)
The Wolves rolled into Abbotsford midweek and busted up their four-game losing streak with a pair of impressive wins over the Heat. Craig MacTavish juggled up some lines to positive effect. Now the Wolves get almost a week off, will they carry on with their recent good play?
Weekly Wrap
The Wolves played a home-and-home with their cross-state rival, the Rockford IceHogs. Friday night's game in Rockford started late because of a brutal snow storm and the Wolves themselves seemed stuck in snow for much of the game. Perhaps it was because they'd beaten the IceHogs in 4 of the previous 5 encounters this season? Whatever the reason, the Wolves started badly, giving up a goal just 1:20 in and were down 2-0 after the first.
Chicago clawed back to tie the game on a pair of quick goals less than two minutes apart in the second but shortly thereafter gave away the game winning goal to Rusty Olesz. The third period was a tepid effort as the Wolves managed only five shots to close out the game. The Wolves goals were scored by Jordan Schroeder and Darren Haydar.
Saturday night the Wolves returned home and, despite ramping up their game, still came out on the wrong end of a 3-2 score. Chicago fired 39 shots on net but only Tim Miller and Kevin Connauton were able to find the twine. Rockford's Carter Hutton stood tall, making 37 saves to get the win.
Tuesday and Wednesday were a different story. The Wolves travelled to the Fraser Valley and, like the Manitoba Moose before them, were treated to a home away from home experience. Many Canucks fans made the trek to the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre, bringing a more welcoming atmosphere to the visitors than they experience anywhere outside of their home rink.
Tuesday's game was covered in depth here at Canucks Army; it was an impressive all-around win from a team which has been slowly gaining strength all season. The newly-minted first line of Steve Reinprecht centring Anton Rodin and Mark Mancari got in on all three goals (two for Reinprecht, one for Mancari). Although Abbotsford manage 35 shots, few were from prime scoring chances. Abbotsford's two goals came late and were partly the result of unfortunate bounces.
On Wednesday, the Crimson and Gold took it up a notch and blew out the Heat 5-0. Getting two more goals from Steve Reinprecht was a treat, as were the singles from Billy Sweatt, Jordan Schroeder and Stefan Schneider. Eddie Lack made 29 saves to get the shutout. Anton Rodin had his second game in a row with a pair of assists.
Jordan Schroeder is really on a roll lately – he picked up two goals and three assists in the week's four games. He was unlucky not to have a goal in Tuesday's game; on a penalty kill in the third period, Schroeder forced a turn over in the neutral zone accelerated as fast as anyone you've ever seen on skates and blew in on Abbotsford goalie Danny Taylor. He didn't score because the puck rolled on him just as he went to shoot. Schroeder is playing in all situations, and is playing more than twenty minutes a night. He's come a long way from his early-season struggles.
Anton Rodin finally got back into the lineup on Saturday. He looked very steady with his new linemates on Tuesday and Wednesday, recording a pair of assists in each game and making very zippy passes all over the ice.
Although he sat out Saturday's game, Adam Polasek was +3 in the other 3 games of the week. In Abbotsford he played a very steady game, with good break out passes and a willingness to play it tough, taking on Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblond in a heated scrap.
Mark Mancari picked up 4 points in the two Abbotsford games and was the first star of Tuesday's game.
Mancari's centre, Steve Reinprecht, also was very impressive against Abbotsford, scoring four goals and being a star each night (including the first star on Wednesday).
Kevin Connauton's goal was his 10th of the season, and leads all AHL defenemen in that category.
Sebastian Erixon's struggles have been told here as well, but this wasn't a very good week for him. He played just in Saturday's game, and before one of the biggest crowds at the Allstate all year managed to go -2. The coaches clearly have little confidence in him right now, and with the way Adam Polasek is playing, there seems little reason to think he'll get any significant icetime any time soon.
Mike Davies had been roaring along on a line with Rodin and Schroeder, but found himself demoted to the fourth line in Abbotsford and then was scratched in favour of Stefan Schneider on Wednesday. He did manage an assist on Kevin Connauton's goal on Saturday.
Lineup Notes
Victor Oreskovich and Ryan Parent both remained in Chicago with concussions. Kevin Doell also remains sidelined with post-concussion issues. JP Testwuide and Dustin Friesen both remain on the outside, looking in. Matt Clackson seems unlikely to see any ice either.
The shuffled lines from Tuesday's game carried through on Wednesday, except for the Schneider/Davies exchange.
The Hunting Ahead
Like the NHL, the AHL has its all-star festivities this weekend. The Wolves are playing tonight in Milwaukee before taking a week-long break.


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When trying to remove wooden buttons or plugs from older furniture don't scar up the wood by digging out the plug. Instead, drill a 3/32-inch hole in the middle of the button, insert a #6 Phillips screw and extract the screw with a pair of pliers or diagonal cutting pliers (dykes) using a small wooden block as a fulcrum. Then all you have to touch up is a small hole, which can be filled with a wax pencil.
Speaking of wax pencils, don't forget that Crayola makes a wonderful assortment of wax fill sticks. They just call them crayons instead of wax sticks, but they work just as well for small stuff like 3/32 holes in plugs. The color selection is also very good. Plain old "magic markers" from the office supply store also work very well for minor touch ups. Basic colors of brown, black, orange, green and red can be blended and the solvent in the markers is compatible with most furniture finishes. They work extremely well on small nicks and raw edges.
One of your most useful little tools can be found at the local auto parts store. This is an ordinary hose clamp, the kind used on the radiator and heater hoses in your car. They come in a variety of sizes and styles and they are extremely useful for clamping a split chair rung when a "C" clamp just won't get the job done. They can also be used on split legs when the caster has snagged and put too much pressure on the leg. In fact they are just the ticket for almost any round object that needs clamping or stabilizing and most hose clamps can be interlocked to produce one clamp about as long as anything you would ever need. Use a piece of Pirelli webbing inside the clamp to keep from marring the wood surface. Pirelli webbing is the 2-inch wide rubber strapping used in upholstery padding. If you can't find any Pirelli webbing use strips cut from a bicycle inner tube, an old basketball or something equivalent.
Pirelli webbing also is excellent to use under the faces of the wooden blocks you use with pipe clamps and bar clamps to keep the blocks from slipping on a smooth surface. The webbing will also give you some help by providing traction for the blocks on slightly curved surfaces that need to be clamped.
Speaking of things under clamp blocks, remember to use waxed paper under the blocks whenever they may come in contact with wet glue. Having a clamp block glued to your work is not good form and removal can be a real problem. Sometimes it gets rather awkward trying to manage a long clamp, two clamp blocks and pieces of waxed paper all at the same time. Give yourself a hand by wrapping the waxed paper around the blocks and staple it to the back of the block. That frees up part of one hand.
Of course you know to clean up excess wood glue with a wet rag. However, sometimes when you use the wet rag it leaves a thin smear on a finished surface. After using the wet rag wipe the same area with a clean dry rag to remove the smear. It also helps to frequently rinse out your wet rag with warm water to minimize smears.
The warm wet rag can also be useful the day after clamping when you remove the clamps and blocks. Almost always there will be some excess glue hiding under the clamp block or seeping out from the edge of the waxed paper. Rather than scraping or sanding this excess off and creating the need for touch up, try using the wet rag. The excess glue is usually thin enough to still be susceptible to removal by water. Then clean up with the dry rag.
Wet rags are also the thing to use to remove wet water spots such as spills or rain drops on bare wood. If you use a dry rag on bare wood a spot will remain even after it dries. A wet or damp rag wiped across a wet spot will allow the bare wood to dry evenly and produce a uniform color. Be sure to wipe a large area or preferably the entire surface if possible to avoid streaking.
A hard thing to do is to disassemble a chair, clean out all the old glue, reglue and clamp and have the chair turn out to be square and level with all four feet on the ground when you are all done. Very few floors and almost no work benches are perfectly flat, but virtually all table saw beds are. After you clamp a chair, place it on your saw table while the glue is still wet and see if all four feet are flat on the table. If not, adjust your clamping arrangement until they are. Also, sight the front and back rails with your engineer's eye to make sure they are parallel. The same with the side rails. All four feet can be on the ground but the chair still may not be square. Sighting the rails will give you a chance to correct it while the glue is wet.
Don't throw away your old sanding belts from the belt sander when they get dull. Cut a piece of plywood the right size and slip the old belt on the block of wood. It will provide you with a great shaping tool for attacking those really tough edges.
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These Looney Tunes segments are sometimes edited out when the film is rerun these days on cable TV (I know they were edited when this movie ran on cable's Sci-Fi channel).
Just moments ago, I found this on Wikipedia:
"The DVD includes a longer version of the cartoon short. In it, Daffy mistakenly writes the title Gremlins 2 as Gremlin Stew and then attempts to rename the film The Return of Super-Daffy Meets Gremlins 2 Part 6: The Movie. This material was removed from the film because early audiences expected a live-action film and were bewildered by the lengthy animated sequence."
I never knew this! I guess I will have to rent the DVD now.


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Introduction to History
is an introduction to the study and writing of history which will emphasize the concepts of history through a thematic approach to the history of western civilization from ca. 1500 to ca. 1815. (Offered only at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College.)
CR: History 1000
Introduction to History
is an introduction to the study and writing of history which will emphasize the concepts of history through a combination of research and writing within a thematic approach to the history of western civilization from ca. 1815 to the present. (Offered only at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College.) Students in their first year normally take History 1100 and History 1101
CR: History 1001
History of Classical Greece
is survey of Greek history from the Bronze Age to the death of Alexander the Great, with special reference to the social and political institutions of the fifth century B.C.
CR: Classics 2035, History/Classics 2030 since 1985-86 or the former History/Classics 3910
History of Rome
is a survey of Roman history from the early monarchy to the reign of Constantine, with special reference to society and politics in the late Republic and early Empire.
CR: Classics 2040, History/Classics 3920
Empires of the North Atlantic, 1500-1820
will examine European expansion across the Atlantic to North America, the attempt to take possession of that continent through commercial investment and colonies, and the way in which European colonies were transformed into new societies.
The History of Canadian-American Relations, 1783 to the Present
is a survey of the major themes in the history of Canadian-American relations, from the American Revolution to the present. Emphasis will be placed on economic, social, political and cultural developments.
Canadian History to Confederation, 1867
is a survey of Canadian History to Confederation, 1867.
Canada Since 1867
is survey of Canadian History since Confederation.
Introduction to Modern European History: 1500-1789
is an introduction to the main issues and problems in early modern European History with an emphasis on the political, social, economic and cultural developments from the sixteenth through the eighteenth century.
Europe in the Nineteenth Century: 1789-1914
is a survey of the economic, social, political and cultural developments of Europe from 1789-1914.
Medieval Europe to 1050
is a survey of the economic, social, political and cultural developments of the early Middle Ages.
CR: the former History 2030
Medieval Europe, 1050 to the Reformation
is a survey of the economic, social, political and cultural developments of Europe in the high and late Middle Ages.
CR: the former History 2030
The Twentieth Century I
is a study of the world-wide impact of the main events and developments in the age of global interdependence.
CR: the former History 3700
Art History Survey I
is the history of art from pre-historic times to the Renaissance.
CR: Visual Arts 2700
Art History Survey II
is the history of art from the Renaissance to the 20th century.
CR: Visual Arts 2701
History of Warfare to 1789
is a survey of major developments in the history of warfare from the earliest times to 1789 with particular emphasis on changes in the nature and conduct of warfare, the evolution of military thinking, the organization of military and naval forces, the impact of technological change, the emergence of professionalism and the relationship between societies and armed forces.
History of Modern Warfare since 1789
is an examination of those major developments which have affected the nature and conduct of warfare in the period since 1789, with particular emphasis on the evolution of military thinking, the impact of technology on organization and planning, the role of air power, the civil-military relationship, professionalism in the armed forces, and the changing nature of warfare: the emergence of total war, global war, guerilla warfare, and limited warfare.
Alexander and the Macedonians
investigates the impact of the conquests of Alexander the Great and his Macedonian Successors on the political, social, cultural, intellectual, and religious world of the Mediterranean and Near East between Alexander's accession in 336 and the battle of Ipsus in 301, when his vast empire was carved into Hellenistic kingdoms.
CR: Classics 3090
History of Newfoundland to 1815
is the growth of settlement and the manner in which a `migratory' fishery carried on from England and Ireland changed into a `sedentary' fishery carried on by residents of Newfoundland.
Modern Newfoundland Since 1815
is the establishment and development of political institutions, changes in economic structure and the growth of populations.
France in the Americas: 1500-1815
investigates the French presence mainly in New France, but also Newfoundland, Florida, Louisiana, the Caribbean, Acadia, Ile Royale, and Brazil, from the earliest voyages of exploration to the Anglo-French struggle for North America. This topic will be studied within the greater framework of the transplantation of a European society onto a different continent, delving also into various subject themes such as French-aboriginal relations, politics, and government, women and gender, and society in France and New France.
Migration History of North America
is a survey of migration to and within North America from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.
Early Modern France, 1500-1789
is French History from 1500 to 1789, with a focus on such themes as the Renaissance, political and social change, gender history and the Enlightenment.
CO: 6 credit hours that have the initial digit '2'
PR: 6 credit hours that have the initial digit '2'
History of the British Empire and Commonwealth since 1815
is the transition from British Empire to Commonwealth of Nations.
Witchcraft and the Witch-Hunts in Early Modern Europe
is a history of witchcraft, demonology, and witch-hunts from 1400 to 1750, focusing on such themes as gender, the body and medical knowledge, religious dissidence, and popular culture.
British History: 1485-1714
is the emergence of Britain under the Tudors and early Stuart monarchs.
British History Since 1714
is British History from the accession of the Hanoverians to the welfare state.
History of Ireland Since the Great Famine
is a survey of Irish history from the mid-nineteenth century to the present.
CR: the former History 3470
The Early Ethnohistory of North America's Native People
is the North American native response to early European contact and initial settlement. Particular attention will be paid to cultural change resulting from the adoption of European goods, participation in the fur trade, the introduction of European disease, and the adaptation to a permanent European presence.
CR: Anthropology 3520
The Later Ethnohistory of North America's Native People
is Indian and Inuit cultural history of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries, including the fur trade, resistance and accommodation to European expansion, the emergence of revitalization movements, demographic changes, and population shifts. Special emphasis will be placed on the ethnohistory of the native peoples of what is now Canada and northern United States.
CR: Anthropology 3525
Art History: The Italian Renaissance
is an overview of the art and architecture of Renaissance Italy with an emphasis upon the historical context in which art was produced.
CR: Visual Arts 3700
Art History: The Renaissance Outside Italy
is the Renaissance outside Italy from the late Fourteenth century and the international style through the 16th century.
CR: Visual Arts 3701
Women in Western Society and Culture (II)
are selected themes in the history of women in the modern period with a focus on cultural attitudes toward women, demographic trends affecting women, the impact of changing economic roles, and the development of feminism.
CR: the former History 3761
Historical Methods
is an introduction to the methods and practices of history in the modern era. This course is compulsory for Honours students and recommended for Majors, including those intending to apply for graduate studies. For Historical Studies students at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College this course is required for all majors and minors.
CR: the former History 4801
PR: 12 credit hours in History including History 1100/1101 or permission of the instructor
The Renaissance in Europe, 1400-1550
is a seminar on the Renaissance in Europe, particularly in Italy and northern Europe, focusing especially on its intellectual and cultural aspects but also the social and gender history of the topic.
CO: History 1100, 1101 and an additional 6 credit hours in History or permission of the instructor
PR: History 1100, 1101 and an additional 6 credit hours in History or permission of the instructor
Special Topics in Newfoundland History I
are specialized studies in the History of Newfoundland.
Special Topics in Newfoundland History II
are specialized studies in the History of Newfoundland.
CR: the former Political Science 4731
Special Topics in Canadian History: A History of Social Welfare
is a study of the broad theme of the state and social welfare in Canada. It examines the origins of modern forms of social control as evidenced in the nineteenth century prison, the lunatic asylum, and the poorhouse. As well, it compares Canadian and British and American social welfare institutions and policies, and traces their historical evolution into the twentieth century.
Special Topics in European History: The British Empire, 1688 to the Present
has a range of special topics.
Historical Problems
are specialized studies in historical problems.
Special Topics in Social and Intellectual History
are specialized studies in social and intellectual history.
Art History: Modern Art I
is an examination of the cultural, social, and political forces which, from 1750 to 1850, were to have a major impact on modernity and later modern art.
CR: Visual Arts 4730
PR: 6 credit hours in art history or permission of the chair of the Visual Arts Program
Art History: Modern Art II
is an examination of the various cultural and social forces between 1850 and 1914 which shaped the rise of the Modern movement.
CO: 6 credit hours in art history or permission of the chair of the Visual Arts Program
CR: Visual Arts 4731
PR: 6 credit hours in art history or permission of the chair of the Visual Arts Program
Reading Course
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is a directed reading course for Honours and selected students including those intending to apply for graduate studies. Readings will be taken from a list of significant works in History, the Humanities, and the Social Sciences.
PR: permission of the Program Chair
Independent Project in Historical Studies
will have students complete an independent research project under the supervision of a faculty member or members. Topics must have the approval of the Program Chair of History.
PR: History 3840 and nine other History courses


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Train hits car at crossing, driver killed
EARLINGTON, Ky. —
A train has struck a car at a railroad crossing in western Kentucky, killing the driver of the car.
The Earlington Police Department said the crash occurred shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday and involved a southbound CSX train and a 1997 Pontiac.
The victim was identified by police as 26-year-old Keisha D. Young of nearby Madisonville. She was pronounced dead at the scene by Hopkins County Coroner Dennis Mayfield.
There was no immediate indication why Young's car was in the path of the train at the West Moss Avenue crossing.


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A recently completed scientific study sheds new light on mature white-tailed does and their reproductive capabilities during what is considered "old age" for free-roaming deer. D&DH Research Editor John J. Ozoga originally addressed this topic in the following ground-breaking article, "The Old Dry Doe: Fact or Fantasy," which appeared in the August 2000 issue of D&DH. We reprinted that article in the last issue of D&DH (the special 30th anniversary edition).
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NEW DURHAM — A Farmington man was injured Friday when he shot himself in the foot during a hunting accident, according to the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
A department release said Bernard Ahearn, 56, was hunting coyote in the woods near Old Bay Road about 2:30 p.m. Friday when he shot himself in the foot with a 22-caliber semi-automatic rifle. Ahearn was able to walk from the woods to his car, then drove to Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
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If you liked the weather in 2011, you're probably going to love the weather for the next few months. Elwynn Taylor, climatology specialist with Iowa State University, says the phenomenon known as La Nina is recovering in strength and will likely be a factor in the nation's weather in 2012. He discussed the impact La Nina could have on different parts of the country and next year's corn yields in an interview during Iowa State's Integrated Crop Management Conference in Ames, Iowa.
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London's social season is in full swing, and Victorian aristocracy can't stop whispering about a certain gentleman who claims to be the direct descendant of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. But he's not the only topic of wagging tongues. Drawing rooms, boudoirs, and ballrooms are abuzz with the latest news of an audacious cat burglar who has been systematically stealing valuable items that once belonged to the ill-fated queen.
Light gossip turns serious when the owner of one of the pilfered treasures is found murdered, and the mysterious thief develops a twisted obsession with Lady Emily Ashton. It will take all of Emily's wit and perseverance to unmask her stalker and ferret out the murderer, while faced with a brewing scandal that threatens both her reputation and her romance with her late husband's best friend, the dashing Colin Hargreaves.
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A very good friend of mine and fellow professor produced this "lipdub" with the help of former and current students in the film program where I work. I'm not a huge fan of this new genre, to be honest, but this is really cool. Here are a couple of behind the scenes stories I heard from students. In the week before they shot it (it is one continuous camera move), they were at the retirement home for planning and staging and there was a woman who every day asked them what they were doing. She would forget from one day to the next. And she was one of the leads.
Another woman, I think it was at the pool, couldn't hear a thing. So a student was set there to cue her, but he kept getting in the shot. They realized that if he winked at her, she would start. So that's how they got her to do it after several takes. She later said something like, "This handsome kid kept winking at me all day long." Enjoy!
By the way, you may have seen it on Good Morning America, The Today Show, Inside Edition or many other national newscasts. I guess Youtube is having trouble keeping up with all the hits. There is a backlog, right now it has 512,000 views. It's a Michael Buble song and he loved it.


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Marshall couldn't afford to have multiple droughts against No. 22 Memphis.
The Thundering Herd fell behind by 17 at halftime and couldn't muster enough offense after that, losing to the Tigers 71-59 on Saturday night.
Marshall went six minutes between baskets that allowed Memphis to jump ahead for good midway through the first half. And when Marshall seemed poised to make an improbable comeback, the Thundering Herd couldn't score a basket during a pair of four-minute stretches after halftime.
And having 20 turnovers didn't help as Marshall (11-15, 4-7 Conference USA) lost for the sixth time in eight games.
At least Marshall coach Tom Herrion was happy with his team's effort to cut the big deficit to 5 midway through the second half before the Thundering Herd ran out of gas.
"We're playing pretty well defensively and making some shots and that helped us chip away, chip away," Herrion said. "But it was too big a difference to make up against a great team and we hurt ourselves with some breakdowns."
Adonis Thomas scored a career-high 23 points and matched a career best with 10 rebounds as Memphis won its 16th straight game.
"I shot the ball really well in warmups," Thomas said. "I always try to get to the game early, and my shot was falling and I felt good. I want to keep it up for the rest of the season."
The Tigers (22-3, 11-0 Conference USA) haven't lost since an 87-78 setback at home to No. 12 Louisville on Dec. 15 and maintain a two-game lead over Southern Miss in the standings with six games left until the conference tournament.
"We've got a streak going and we want to keep it alive," Thomas said. "Everybody's excited. We need to keep playing with the same amount of intensity, the same amount of heart and stay out there focused. Everybody's doing a great job and contributing."
Joe Jackson added 12 points and Geron Johnson had 11 for the Tigers, who improved to 7-0 in road games with the help of their reserves. The Memphis bench outscored their Marshall counterparts 19-6.
Elijah Pittman and DeAndre Kane scored 16 points apiece while Dennis Tinnon added 15 points and 13 rebounds for the Thundering Herd.
Thomas entered the game averaging four rebounds but got some nudging from his coach.
"I challenged Adonis and told him that he needed to come up with 10 rebounds today and he was a monster in both halves," said Memphis coach Josh Pastner. "He played at an extremely high level tonight and he continues to get better."
Thomas, whose previous career best for points was 19 — reached on three occasions — had 15 in the opening half but fell silent after halftime along with his teammates. Memphis jumped ahead 43-26 at halftime, then made just one field goal over the first eight minutes of the second half.
Despite its own scoring struggles, Marshall crept closer behind a burst of baskets from Tinnon and Pittman. Pittman's free throw brought the Thundering Herd within 46-41 with 10:44 remaining.
"We kind of broke down and gave them some second-chance points," Thomas said. "We were horrible in transition defense in the second half and that allowed them to get some transition buckets, some offensive rebounds and putbacks."
Then Memphis finally emerged from its slumber. Johnson scored off a rebound then made a 3-pointer to finish a 10-2 run for a 56-43 lead with 8:21 left.
Marshall, playing a ranked opponent at home for the first time in three seasons, got no closer than eight the rest of the game.
Earlier this season, the Tigers held off Marshall 73-72 in Memphis, but the Thundering Herd struggled on offense this time.
Marshall led by as many as seven early on then went scoreless over a stretch of six minutes. Thomas hit a pair of 3-pointers during an 11-0 run as Memphis surged ahead 27-15.
"We came out of the gates and made a few shots," Herrion said. "It was a little bit of fool's gold, I guess. We didn't get enough stops and went through a major drought."


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Silver is punishing investors amid diminishing trust in precious metals as a store of wealth and concern that growth is weakening, with $5.2 billion erased from the value of their near-record holdings this year.
Investors expected silver to be one of the biggest gainers in 2013, with a 33% return, a Bloomberg survey in December showed. Instead it's leading a retreat in commodities with a 28% plunge to $21.79 an ounce, on track for its worst performance since 1984. While the median prediction from 14 estimates compiled last week is for a rally to $23.50 by Dec. 31, that would still mean a 23% drop for the year.
Analysts expected silver to surge because either turmoil would boost demand for precious metals as protection against inflation and currency debasement or accelerating growth would spur more industrial buying for everything from solar panels to batteries. The collapse of gold into a bear market, steady consumer prices and mounting concern about the strength of economies means silver's allure is instead diminishing.
"Silver has been caught in the crossfire between being a precious and industrial metal," said John Stephenson, a senior vice president and fund manager who helps oversee about C$2.7 billion ($2.65 billion) at First Asset Investment Management Inc. in Toronto. "Since investors were selling gold, silver also lost luster. We need enough economic growth to happen before people can start considering it as an industrial metal."
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This year's plunge in silver exceeds the 17% drop in gold, which is poised for its first annual decline since 2000. The Standard & Poor's GSCI gauge of 24 commodities fell 3.9%, extending its retreat from last year's peak to 14%. The MSCI All-Country World Index of equities advanced 6.1% since the start of January and a Bank of America Corp. index shows Treasuries lost 1.6%.
Investors are maintaining their belief in silver even as they lose faith in gold. While the amount of silver held through exchange-traded products is little changed this year, and within 5% of the record reached in March, gold holdings dropped 19%, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Silver investments stand at 18,918 metric tons, valued at $13.3 billion and enough to meet global demand for jewelry and silverware for almost three years. The value of gold ETP investments slumped 33% to $94.6 billion this year.
Investors for now are treating silver more like a precious metal than an industrial one, with its 30-week correlation coefficient to gold at 0.85, from 0.68 in 2011. A figure of 1 means the two move in lockstep. Silver also tumbled into a bear market in April and is now 56% below the record $49.8044 reached in April 2011.
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A couple of weeks back my wife and I spent a delightful and reflective evening at a retirement dinner.
The occasion was the retirement of 84-year-old Wally Shropshire of Blythe, Calif., from the California Cotton Pest Control Board. Joining the party was a pair of veteran farmers: 93-year-old Jack Stone of Kings County, Calif., and 76-year-old Richard Johnson of Chowchilla, Calif.
These three men are the last living members of the initial nine men appointed to the California Cotton Pest Control Board. This board is a grower advisory committee established by the California Department of Food and Agriculture 42 years ago to be the cotton farmer's voice of a then fledgling program to keep the pink bollworm (PBW) out of the San Joaquin Valley.
The leadership of Wally, Jack and Richard and the other six members of that first board and a cast of literally thousands of scientists, administrators, later board members and cotton grower associations achieved what is undoubtedly one of the most significant environmental stewardship programs ever accomplished in U.S. agriculture.
The grower-funded San Joaquin Valley pink bollworm program unquestionably not only saved the San Joaquin Valley cotton industry, but spared the environment literally tons of pesticides that would not only have cost farmers millions of dollars, but could have changed the entire farming system in the San Joaquin Valley.
That is not hyperbole. Just ask Arizona and Southern California farmers. The pink bollworm was largely responsible for wiping out the 150,000-acre Imperial Valley cotton industry. It almost brought the desert cotton industry in Arizona along the California side of the Colorado River to its knees.
Songs are written about and statues erected to the boll weevil. However, by comparison, controlling and eradicating the boll weevil is child's play compared to the pink bollworm, the most destructive cotton pest in the world. Uncontrolled, PBW moths lay eggs into cotton bolls. Larvae hatch from within and destroy the boll. Controlling PBW requires an array of expensive tools from pesticides, to pheromone monitoring and mating confusion technology and elimination of overwintering hosts. In the past decade, development of biotech cotton has represented a major breakthrough in the PBW battle. It has actually led the U.S. and Mexico to near eradication of the pink bollworm. This is something Arizona cotton growers could not fathom in the mid 1960s when the pink bollworm migrated from the Rio Grande Valley of Texas to the Sonoran Desert.
It quickly became obvious to CDFA and growers that the millions of acres of SJV cotton grown then would not likely survive the pink bollworm. It had to be stopped before it crossed the Southern California desert and established itself in Kern County, the southern most of the six SJV cotton producing counties.
PBW may have migrated west from Texas; however, the Lone Star state also gave us the technology to keep the pinkie out of the San Joaquin. Texas ranchers initiated a screwworm eradication program. You have to be at least 50 years old to understand the devastation caused by the screwworm. It feeds on live flesh and for as long as livestock have roamed the West until it was eradicated in the 1960s, animals had to be inspected and treated for the flesh eating maggots.
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I wrote many screwworm articles when I was a reporter on a couple of West Texas dailies and the Tucson (Ariz.) Daily Citizen. Some of those articles detailed health officials finding screwworms feeding on humans. It also was common in dogs and cats.
There was no way to spray insecticides over the vast expanses of the arid West to control screwworm. USDA-ARS entomologists Ed Knipling and Ray Bushland developed a sterile insect technique that exposes lab-reared screwworms to low doses of radiation to make them sterile. These sterile flies are aerially released to mate with fertile females. The result is no eggs develop. It is an amazing biological control technique.
This technology was employed to not only drive screwworm out of the U.S, but drive them all the way to the Isthmus of Panama where there is a sterile release barrier to block any re-migration north.
Scientists determined that this same technology could be utilized to keep pink bollworm out of the San Joaquin. With federal grants and grower money funding, a pink bollworm rearing facility was built in Phoenix. It was first located in trailers on property owned by Arizona cotton growers and later a permanent rearing facility funded by California cotton growers that is still in operation and the key to eradicating the pink bollworm in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, Southern California and Northern Mexico.
Millions of pink bollworms are raised in that facility and packaged for shipment to areas where they are loaded on planes and dropped on cotton fields. This has been going on for more than four decades in the valley and now employed as part of the eradication effort.
California cotton growers are assessed annually to support this program, which includes extensive mapping of cotton fields and pheromone trapping. These traps catch both sterile and, if there are any, native moths. This is how program leaders know if the sterile moths are working. The PBW threat has never gone away in those four decades. Migrating native PBW moths have been trapped in the deserts between Southern California and the southern San Joaquin over the years.
Hot spots have been identified in the past where trap catches of native moths indicate possible infestations brewing. This triggers higher sterile moth drops in the area and possible treatment with pheromone impregnated fibers to disrupt mating of native moths.
Another key to this exclusion/control process is preventing overwintering of PBW. Cotton growers are required to shred and bury cotton residue after harvest to create a winter-long host free period. SJV growers cannot plant cotton until March 10 to maintain that host free period. Arizona growers utilize the same PBW management practice.
Arizona has survived the pink bollworm for decades, but it has been a costly fight. They started to rid themselves of the insect pest with the introduction of Bt cotton. This remarkable technology slashed pesticide and pheromone costs and opened the door to eradication.
Nightmare from the past
If all goes well with the final stages of the PBW eradication program, directed by the Arizona Cotton Research and Protection Council, pink bollworm will become a nightmare from the past.
Control and eradication of the pink bollworm is a remarkable accomplishment. I have written thousands of words on the subject since the mid-1960s when University of Arizona entomologist first started researching pheromones to monitor PBW life stages in the hopes of timing pesticides for the highest efficacy. It was called science fiction then by many growers, who said the only way to control pink bollworm was to spray cheap pesticides on weekly schedules. I also recall very contentious meetings in Imperial Valley where growers and University of California entomologists sparred over controlling pink bollworm.
There were also detractors in the San Joaquin Valley who said there was no need to fund the exclusion program. After all, the pink bollworm could never survive the cold, wet valley winters; the San Joaquin Valley was not the Arizona desert. The Cotton Pest Control Board accepted the recommendation of entomologists to erect small cages in the middle of SJV cotton fields, and introduce fertile pink bollworms into them to test that coffee shop theory. After watching three and four generations thrive in those cages, detractors faded away.
There may be some now who say with the eradication program nearing final success, there is no need to continue the program in the valley. That is nearsightedness. The need for sterile moth releases may lessen, but you can bet cotton industry leaders will continue to press for grower funding of ongoing mapping and monitoring of cotton fields.
The state-of-the-art PBW rearing facility may scale back, but it will likely remain ready to gear back up again if PBW returns or is utilized for rearing and sterilizing other pests for use in another control/eradication project. I am obviously no entomologist, but I can identify several troublesome lepidopterous pests in California who may be prime targets for a program like the PBW model.
I am reluctant to name names here for those who have played key roles in this extraordinary environmental accomplishment besides Jack, Wally and Richard. I would leave off someone in a list that would stretch for pages. However, at Wally's insistence he asked that I point out the career-long work of Bob Staten, a 'retired' USDA-ARS entomologist who has never stopped working toward the eradication of the pink bollworm. He is still in the thick of the eradication effort.
Staten is a bohemian entomologist. He is unquestionably brilliant, unconventional, unselfish and tireless. He never wavered from his passionate scientific belief that pink bollworm can be eradicated.
Reflecting back on this story, you wonder whether a similar program could be initiated today in this era of environmental radicalism. Sadly, I think it would be very challenging. We have already experienced the scientifically irrational behavior of some to the pheromone-focused control of the light brown apple moth (LBAM) in Northern California.
Can you imagine how the nutcases would react to the idea of rearing and irradiating insects to aerially drop them to overwhelm a native pest? The radicals would likely try to place pink bollworm into the Endangered Species Act.
Boldness is what it took 40 years ago when the army of committed growers and scientists embarked on turning back the pink bollworm. It is a success story that is worthy of the highest scientific recognition.


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WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) -- A house featured prominently on the hit AMC show "Breaking Bad" is putting up a fence after suffering from challenges brought upon by the show's fans.
The house, located in Albuquerque, has been photographed by a countless number of fans, according to the owners of the place.
They've also been robbed and even have pizzas thrown on their roof. Some people have even attempted to steal rocks as souvenirs.
In the show, the main character throws a pizza onto the roof after his wife figures out his secret identity and doesn't let him back into the house.
"We feel like we can't leave because when we do something happens and that's ridiculous," owner Joanne Quintana told KOB-TV. "We're the ones who's being locked up. We did nothing wrong."
The fence is 6 feet high and is made with iron. A manager of an RV Tour specifically tailored for "Breaking Bad" says that he tries his best to shoo visitors away in order to help the homeowner.
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Can't wait until tonight to hear about United Through Reading? Check out this great story from USO Kuwait…
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Sailor's Hobby Gives Back to USO by Duane DeVorak, Media Director, Camp Ali Al Salem
Deployed service members dedicate hard work to their job and the branch they serve in; however that does not mean they have to sacrifice their other hobbies and passions. One sailor uses his skills as a cartoonist to beautify the base and build morale.
The USO at Camp Ali Al Salem (AAS) was trying to promote the already successful United Through Reading program and Keon Moore, one of the Duty Managers at AAS realized one way to do this was to paint one of the T-Walls outside of the center.
"While on a deployment service members look for any opportunity to bring themselves closer to their families. Whether it's through morale calls or e-mails there is always a way to reach that love one back home, but another way to connect to the little one in your life is the USO's UTR program," said Moore. "That's why it's so important to promote this program."
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Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Ronald Kaopuiki had already painted several walls for Navy Customs here at Camp AAS. It was no surprise when he was asked to paint one for the USO that he agreed to help out in no time
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I liked 3rd edition's approach, although I'm not sure accurate is the right word to describe a fictional thing like psionics. The 4th edition just treats psionics like any other advantage or power, so it's more flexible and balanced, but has a little less flavor built in to the system.
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Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The (UK - BD)
Our Marcus checks out a case that he hoped would be more curious than this.
Based on an F. Scott Fitzgerald short story written in 1921, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button tells the tale of an unwanted baby, Benjamin (Brad Pitt), who is born at the close of the first world war with the curious affliction of coming into the world old and growing younger as his years pass by.
After many, many years of development and a handful of directors coming and going from the project, David Fincher finally becomes the guy to bring this story to our screens. Sticking out like a sore thumb from his filmography to date, Fincher brings his perfectionist approach to filmmaking to a less gritty tale, giving us a look at his softer side and with mixed results.
Thinking back to the first trailer for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, I was absolutely mesmerised with what this new Fincher movie was offering. The images in that trailer, the way they were backed with the music from The Carnival of the Animals, the absolute delight of having Fincher's visuals in this kind of story. It all just added up to something that could be more than just a movie and hinting that it could very well sit high on all time lists or be something truly magical. Alas the power of trailers once again missing the mark of what a movie actually is.
There is almost nothing magical about Benjamin Button (outside of the technical wizardry of course). This isn't really about Benjamin's journey or the power of the love in his life or even how profound his situation is. There's no real message to take away from it and generally I just don't think we're given enough insight into the character to really feel much for him beyond enjoying his company for his journey through life.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, at its best is a series of moments. Small stories or events within Benjamin's life that, like Forrest Gump, can be attached to pretty much anyone's general life experiences. Insights like [x]"Your life is defined by its opportunities... even the ones you miss.[/x]" or [x]"It's a funny thing about comin' home. Looks the same, smells the same, feels the same. You'll realise what's changed is you"[/x] or even [x]"We're meant to lose the people we love. How else would we know how important they are to us?"[/x] are all very nice sentiments to make you stop and think for a moment but this is really all we get from Benjamin. For the majority of the movie, we get no insight into his feelings about his "curious case", how it affects him in daily life or even the problems he may have faced. He merely is what he is and while that would work in a fairy tale, nothing is treated as such, so it feels a little one note and straightforward.
Beyond that small issue, which after a while, I learnt to accept as the way of things (there's my own little Button-esq wisdom coming out) my biggest problem was the love story element. Cate Blanchett's Daisy is basically a self important annoyance of a woman and I don't really buy into Benjamin's love of her at all. Maybe towards the end, but just too much along the way just left me baffled as to why he'd be so enamoured with her, especially considering he seems to have a whole lot more fun when she's not around (and with other women). It's just an element which seems like it would be the main heart of the story and it just isn't strong enough to give you something to believe in.
Now, I know this all sounds negative, but generally I enjoyed hanging out with Benjamin Button through his life story, especially on this second viewing. The character is a thoroughly likable guy, even if it isn't one that enables Brad Pitt to delve into anything much beyond the surface and I certainly don't agree with the Oscar nod for it. I enjoy the majority of the vignettes of Benjamin's life even some of the stories of the surrounding characters are pretty great (the guy that gets hit by lightning is awesome), but I just don't really feel it as a whole. The last act where Benjamin decides to be alone as he's getting much younger are the elements I enjoy the most as they actually have some genuinely emotional dilemmas (which I think the movie avoids for the most part), but I just think that despite the spectacle of Fincher's fine direction, the generally interesting idea and the entirely watchable nature of it, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button isn't complete enough as a whole and beyond a few well captured notions, the old to young journey just doesn't feel as extraordinary as it could have been.
It has to be said that this transfer is one of, if not the most solid one in my collection at this point. With much of the story bathed in warm golden lighting the image is strikingly clean, sharp, detailed and frankly glorious. Black levels are deep and really work when countered with the vivid and bold colour schemes of the movie and generally this adds to the ever growing catalogue of great looking Fincher discs.
Arguably the greatness of this HD image shows up some of the special effects more than it did on the cinema screen, but that's hard to tell for me at this point as I had time to soak up what I was seeing on this second viewing and may very well have been looking for the trickery more than I was the first time when it was all about letting the story wash over me. That said, the majority of the effects are astonishing and beyond the weirdly animated, almost Beowulf style eyes in some of the old Benjamin segments, which will date the film in ten years time (if not sooner), there's very little to fault.
The audio takes a soft approach for the most part, but that doesn't make it any less impressive. There's plenty going on in the mix and it's also quite a spacious affair with music drifting all around you, atmospherics popping up in many a speaker and dialogue placed strongly in the fronts with impressive results (though I agree with Gabe… why bother dubbing the young Daisy?)
This is a mix that you'll probably not even notice is working so well and all for the right reasons. It's subtle, it rich and fits the movie perfectly, as is the way of things with the majority of Fincher's work.
Now whatever your feelings are on the movie itself, the features on offer here are what make this release an almost essential purchase.
Disc one comes with a David Fincher commentary, which is well paced, detailed and adds plenty of stories around what we're seeing on screen. Lots of technical elements are covered but never in a dull way and generally this was an enjoyable commentary track.
As for disc two, and once you get by the dull-as-always Warner Bros. menu with its many selection and 'play all' selection, you are greeted with one of the most rewarding documentaries in quite a while. Split into three trimesters and broken down even further within those three, this whole thing comes in at three hours and three minutes in length and hardly a second of it is dull.
Starting with the Preface, you get an intro by David Fincher which is immediately engaging and inviting (in fact when I watched these with my wife, we intended on doing it in two sittings but the strength of this opener secured us in for the lot in one evening). Fincher's looking directly at camera approach as he talks about the movie and the reasons he chose to do it the way he did is personal and to the point and generally the rest of the documentary follows suit.
You then get an entire history of the project, from previous concepts, different directors (man I'd love to see Spielberg's take on this movie) producers fighting to get it made, screenwriters finding a way to tell the story, finding locations and of course those wonderful special effects, which really shows off how good Brad Pitt actually is at doing what he does. On top of that, everyone involved in this comes with a personality. This isn't just a generic making of, these people have stories to tell and they tell them well. Brad Pitt's cheeky grins, the special effects guy's expertly winging their way through the harder shots, the cast's funny little on-set stories and of course Fincher, who actually comes off as pretty much the greatest guy in Hollywood in my eyes by the end of all this. Seriously, comments like "Everyone in this movie dies, so that's how I was able to stomach all the rest of it" with that devilish smile were absolute class.
Outside of all that you also get 'Storyboard', 'Art Direction', 'Costume, and 'Production Galleries' as well as the two trailers and even another featurette, Tech Scouts (HD 12:23), which is a great look at the locations and how different they are in the finished movie.
Essentially, this is a prime example of how to do a Blu-ray release. It's packed with stuff but stuff that's enjoyable, well thought out and entirely re-watchable. I'd almost go as far as to say, I found this better than the movie itself.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a solid movie but not one I'd consider as special. For me it's missing a vital emotional connection, even if the story itself is thoroughly enjoyable without it. Yes, it has lots in common with Forrest Gump, and when you think of the similarities too much they can be a little distracting, but David Fincher has provided a nice change of pace to his body of work, without undermining his genuinely genius-like talents as a filmmaker.
The disc itself is nothing but spectacular on all fronts. A/V is great, with video really shining as show off material and to have features this enjoyable and interesting makes this almost a crime to avoid for all those Fincher fans out there that may have been underwhelmed with the movie itself.
* Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Marcus Doidge
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 8th June 2009
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: No
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 Portuguese, Dolby Digital 5.1 French, Dolby Digital 5.1 German, Dolby Digital 5.1 Italian, Dolby Digital 5.1 Thai, Dolby Digital 5.1 Turkish, Dolby Digital 2.0 Audio Descriptive Service
Subtitles: Portuguese, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Italian, Korean, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, English
Extras: Director Commentary, The Curious Birth of Benjamin Button Documentary, Galleries, Trailers
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: David Fincher
Cast: Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, Elias Koteas, Julia Ormond, Tilda Swinton, Phyllis Somerville
Genre: Drama
Length: 166 minutes
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Vailas earns nod as UNH's starting QBBy ALLEN LESSELS
New Hampshire Union Leader
August 30. 2013 8:35PM
Andy Vailas gets the call.
The junior out of Bedford and Bishop Guertin High School of Nashua was named starting quarterback for the University of New Hampshire football team on Friday. Vailas and sophomore Sean Goldrich have competed intensely for the spot since the end of last season.
The quarterbacks got the word in an afternoon meeting with head coach Sean McDonnell and offensive coordinator Ryan Carty.
"It's probably the hardest position decision I've ever had to make as a head coach," McDonnell said on Friday evening. "That's how close this race has been. As I told the guys at the beginning of the summer, I hoped someone would take the job and run with it and make the decision for us."
They didn't.
Both played well through spring practice and again during fall camp and McDonnell said all along that he felt that either quarterback could win in the Colonial Athletic Association, as each did last year.
The ability of Vailas to make big plays both with his legs and his arm gave him a bit of an edge in the end, the coach said.
"Andy's very explosive and he has a great arm," McDonnell said. "He makes big plays and the thing about him is that he just seems like a big play waiting to happen. Not that Sean can't do that as well. He's made some big plays, too."
Goldrich grabbed the starting job for last season's opener, in part because of his understanding of the team's offense, and led UNH to a 38-17 win at Holy Cross.
Vailas played a series against Holy Cross and led UNH to a touchdown.
As was the plan last year, Goldrich will get in for at least a series in the opener at Central Michigan on Sept. 7 and for other games as well, McDonnell said.
"I'm sure somewhere along the line, Sean Goldrich will be needed by this team," McDonnell said. "Knowing these guys, I expect them both to embrace their roles like they did last year and I expect both of them to practice like No. 1 quarterbacks, which in my mind they are."
Last year, Goldrich was hurt on the team's second play at Minnesota and Vailas took over.
Both quarterbacks played and started games the rest of the way as the Wildcats went 8-4 and qualified for the Football Championship Subdivison tournament for the ninth straight season.
Vailas completed 126 of his 217 passes (58.1 percent) last season for 1,558 yards for 18 touchdowns and had just three interceptions. He also ran for 411 yards and scored six touchdowns. Goldrich completed 107 of his 180 passes (59.4) for 1,202 yards for eight touchdowns and had five picks. He ran for 174 yards and a pair of scores.
Both quarterbacks played well in UNH's final scrimmage on Thursday and Vailas displayed his big-play abilities. He ran for a 32-yard score and teamed with junior R.J. Harris on a 72-yard scoring pass.


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March 23. 2014 3:46PM
Barack loves Jeanne: His most loyal Granite Stater
Scott Brown makes President Obama sad. "I'd be happy if Scott Brown wants to move down to Texas," the President said in an interview with New England Cable News last week.
Every Democrat in New Hampshire had to be thinking the same thing. You could see it in the press releases the Democratic Party and Team Shaheen were rapidly firing out every day since Friday, March 14, when Brown announced his Senate exploratory committee.
President Obama and Jeanne Shaheen do not want to face Scott Brown in November. They view him as a very serious threat to the Obama agenda. We would say "Obama-Shaheen agenda," but there is no Shaheen agenda. President Obama's goals are her goals. His plans are her plans. His agenda, in whole, is her agenda.
Shaheen votes with the President 99 percent of the time, a Congressional Quarterly analysis of congressional voting records has found. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid votes with Obama only 90 percent of the time, by contrast. Radical liberals Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont vote with Obama less often than Jeanne Shaheen does. Even liberals Annie Kuster and Carol Shea-Porter don't top 90 percent.
"You know, we could always use some moderate Republicans in other parts of the country," Obama said of Brown. "New Hampshire's already got it covered with a great senator."
Great for whom? Not the people of the Grante State. In the latest Boston Herald/Suffolk University poll, Obama posted a 40 percent job approval rating in New Hampshire. In the UNH poll before that, it was 41 percent. By marching in step with Obama, Shaheen is far out of step with New Hampshire.
Obama finds the thought of losing Jeanne Shaheen, D-Pennsylvania Ave., disheartening. Which has to make Brown pretty happy.


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