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Diggy Simmons Headlines 'Scream Tour: NXG'
Rapper Diggy Simmons will headline the 10th annual "Scream Tour" teen concert series, which is slated to kick off this September in Georgia.
Diggy will be joined by new group Mindless Behavior, along with The New Boyz, Jacob Latimore, Hamilton Park and new group The OMG Girlz.
The nationwide "Scream Tour: NXG" will kick off in Augusta Georgia on September 30th and wind down in Richmond Virginia, on November 20th.
Now in its 10th year, the "Scream Tour" was originally conceptualized by entertainment mogul Michael Mauldin, who is also the father of super producer Jermaine Dupri.
Throughout the years Mauldin has managed or shaped the careers of artists like Da Brat, Destiny's Child, Alicia Keys, Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Kriss Kross, Arrested Development and others.
Presale VIP tickets go on sale Thursday (August 25th), while general tickets go on sale Saturday (August 27th."
For more information or to purchase tickets visit http://www.screamtour.com or http://www.ticketmaster.com/.
"Scream Tour: NXG" dates are as follows:
Sept 30 - Augusta, GA – Bell Auditorium
Oct 1- Montgomery, AL – Riverwalk Amphitheater
Oct 2- New Orleans, LA- UNO Lakefront Arena
Oct 7- Cleveland, OH – State Theatre
Oct 8- Philadelphia,PA – Tower Theater
Oct 9- D.C.- DAR Constitution Hall
Oct 14- Louisville, KY – Palace Theater
Oct 15- Southaven, MS- De Soto Civic Center
Oct 16- St. Louis, MO – Fox Theater
Oct 21- Columbia, SC – Township Auditorium
Oct 23- Atlanta, GA – Fox Theater
Oct 28- Chicago, IL – Arie Crown Theatre
Oct 29-Cincinnati, OH – Aronoff Center
Oct 30- Detroit, MI – Fox Theater
Nov 4- Dallas/Grand Prairie, TX – Verizon Theatre
Nov 5- Houston, TX- Reliant Arena
Nov 11- Oakland, CA- Paramount Theater
Nov 13- Los Angeles, CA- Club Nokia
Nov 18- New York, NY- Best Buy Theater
Nov 20- Richmond, VA- Landmark Theatre

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text: I haven't followed the Venice Film Festival for as long as I have the Cannes festival, nor with the same ardor, though as the years go by, I wonder why not. The fact that the Lido seems less compulsively drawn to "star" auteurs is both a boon and a drawback. It's a little harder to project the "kind" of film that wins a Golden Lion than one might say about the Palme d'or, which in itself is refreshing. On average, I probably wind up learning more new names from the roster of Venice contenders than from the familiar, mostly welcome faces who appear year after year at Cannes. At the same time, this can make the Venice selections appear to be esoteric for their own sake, or at least harder to catch up with, since U.S. niche distributors still seem more moved by the summery glamour of the Croisette than the autumnal burnish of the Lido. The prizes, which arrive in a somewhat confusing raft (is the Silver Lion a "Best Director" prize or more of a runner-up to the top gong?), sometimes gravitate to promising but incomplete films, or else, given the early-fall timing of the event, to Anglo-U.S. prestige projects that are anointed as barely-veiled assists to their incipient Oscar campaigns. In any event, here is a rundown of the top dogs (or, I suppose, the top cats) from more than six decades of festivals, with more thorough yearly coverage linked at the left-hand margin.


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By Solomon Muleyi Comedy on water is a shindig that has swiftly drowned the club parties in the entertainment waters. Not because it's done on a posh boat, but because of the hilarity combination from both the zonked participants and the comedians themselves. This time around, the loose mouthed Afande Kele-kele didn't miss out. He wanted to make his stale joke cache a few jokes richer. The MV Armani set sail at 4:30pm and the DJ'S loud music couldn't deter the revellers aboard from competing with the vultures on the Lake Victoria waters over who had the loudest voice. When it docked at Mutoola beach in Mukono at 5:30pm the revellers were surprised when they saw another boat aside it. They panicked, their bikini's and briefs almost giving way to urine thinking the Al-shabab had survived Dickson Okello's wrath and paid everyone on the boat cruise a romantic visit. But when the boat's doors were flung open, the dread locked person who came out was the ghetto president Bobi-wine stepping off his boat to come and interact with the revellers. This however made the comedians like bright Onak, kele-kele, and little Joe, all from the Krackers comedy group, feel less wanted as the attention they usually enjoyed was all taken by Bobi wine and he didn't disappoint, he interacted and sung for those who bugged him enough to do so. It was a night to reminisce about as even when Bobi wine left on a different boat, the comedians took to stage on the way back to Port Bell Luzira and cracked gut-wrecking jokes that had the zonked souls on the boat spreading their mandibles like it was a competition on who would live their teeth out for the longest time. At 11:00 pm, the Mv Armani docked at Port Bell Luzira which meant people had to get off and go home but at that level of drunkenness, it took a full hour to get people off the boat as everyone was staggering and their sight were blurry.
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I want to thank for the great success of my prints. From my retirement to the field, you can see almost 200 paintings in my web.
...I invite to contemplate some old works to you that never had been showed but that you perhaps like. Also new oils, some made completely in the field.
Now much rain So that everything returns to be born
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Mountain Stream
The Harvest (Partridges)
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Exception: A letter grade of "D" is considered to be a failure in the following programs: Practical Nursing, Medical Laboratory Technician, Respiratory Care Practitioner and Sign Language Interpreter/Transliterator AAS (language and interpreting skill classes), and all ESOL classes.
Students seeking admission to Saint Paul College who have attended another college or university and do not meet Saint Paul College's Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards must appeal for admission.
First term students earning grades of all F's, FN's and/or FW's may be suspended for at least two major terms (Fall and Spring) following the unsuccessful term.
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Students placed on academic warning will have a registration hold placed on their academic record which will prevent them from registering in future terms. Students must contact a Retention Specialist to develop an academic plan and to have the hold released. The Retention Specialists are located in the Office of Enrollment Services. Students placed on probation for a deficient GPA are required to enroll in CSCR 1406. Students who do not register for, withdraw from, or do not successfully complete CSCR 1406 may be suspended indefinitely.
While on probation, a student is required to achieve a term grade point average of 2.5 or higher and maintain a term completion rate of 100%. The student will remain on probation until a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher and a cumulative completion rate of 67% or higher is achieved.
Students who fail to meet satisfactory academic progress standards in their probationary period by not earning a term GPA of at least 2.5 and a term completion rate of 100% will be suspended for at least two major terms (fall and spring). All students placed on suspension must appeal to be reinstated.
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Students with approved petitions will remain on probation. However, students failing to meet satisfactory academic progress standards during the term the petition is granted will be suspended indefinitely.
All appeals received after these deadlines will be considered for Fall Semester 2014.
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- n. The condition of being sweet or sugary.
- n. A pleasant disposition; kindness.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. The quality or state of being sweet (in any sense of the adjective); gratefulness to the taste or to the smell; agreeableness.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The quality of being sweet, in any sense.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. the quality of giving pleasure
- n. a pleasingly sweet olfactory property
- n. the taste experience when sugar dissolves in the mouth
- n. the property of tasting as if it contains sugar
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While attending medical school for the past two years, my FH has lived in Philadelphia, which is about four hours away from our hometown; I've been living back home the whole time.� FH is finally moving nearer to home!� He's doing his last two years of school in Pittsburgh.� He finishes his finals on Friday, May 12th, plans to clean his apartment and pack over the weekend, and move back on Monday.��I (and probably FMIL) have been planning to drive out�over the weekend to help him pack and to move his stuff back.� I recently realized that if I go to Philly as planned, I will be gone over Mothers' Day (May 14), and my mom is�upset about that.� She says it will really hurt her feelings if I am not in town to celebrate Mothers'�Day with�her.� It's not that I don't want to be with her on her special day; I do.� It's just that I've been planning to help FH move back, and after him being away for two years, I'm really excited to help him move back home!��What would you do�if you were me, go to Philly as planned or�stay home in order to celebrate Mothers' Day with your mom?�PSIn case you're thinking of compromises, I doubt my mom will want me to celebrate Mothers' Day with her after the fact; also, I'm not sure if going to Philly but leaving early so as to be home by Sunday is an option.
Well I would talk to your FH about what to do, overall I think I might decide to spend a last mother's day with my mom before becoming married.� I think that's probably what's really going on here, is she wanted to spend one last mother's day with you 'her little girl'.� Plus that way your FH can also spend some quality time with his mom while he's still single.� Anyway, overall, I think you can work something out, but that's my take-I mean he is moving closer to you so its not like its the only time you'd get to see him.
I would say go help him pack.� Mother's Day is so overdone anyway.� You can't even find a place in a restaurant that day.�
Of course, this is coming from someone who has been unable to spend Mother's Day with her mom for the past ten years, due to college and moving abroad.�
It seems to me that Mother's Day could be celebrated before or after May 14, but since that's not an option...I say maybe let your FH decide.� I know that when I've moved in the past (before the wedding), I really the needed help and would have been upset if Ryan chose not to help me.� Men are usually fine moving by themselves, though, so your FH may not care.
Maybe you can surprise him with an early visit and help him pack ahead of time. It will still help him pack, and it will be a cute surprise, and you can just leave Sat. or early Sunday depending on the distance and still �be home for Mothers day! Its a win-win situation.
What would you do�if you were me, go to Philly as planned or�stay home in order to celebrate Mothers' Day with your mom?���� If I�were you and my mom said she would be really hurt I would spend the day with my mom. I am saying that as a daughter not as a mom. As a mom I would not say that to my kids. I�also believe that Mother's Day is to over rated. I refuse to go out to a restaurant that day. Of course if my kids want to see me that day that is great and I would do almost anything to make it happen. If they had something else going I would atleast expect a phone call.
Well, we're going to Jamaica on Mother's Day weekend, so I won't be able to spend it with my mom.� I don't think it's the "day" that really matters.� Whether you do something with your mom the day before, the day after, or another day, it's just a day.� Maybe you could arrange a "mom and daughter day" the week before or the week after...maybe a spa day?� That's what I'm planning....my mom would be understanding if something else came up or if I did something with her later on in the afternoon on Mother's Day.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012 12:24pm by London Newsdesk
Professor Green frustrated by snobbery over relationship with Made In Chelsea starProfessor Green has admitted he is frustrated by the snobbery over his relationship with Made In Chelsea's Millie Mackintosh. The East London rapper, who began dating the reality show star late last year, told The Independent that he's tired of the press pointing out the differences between their backgrounds. He said: "It's just all the things they write and say and imply. If the difference was race or we were a gay couple, they probably wouldn't be as quick to point the difference out. But because it's class, it's fair game. That's still prejudice. "You're effectively calling me a commoner – which I am, common as muck. But I'm doing all right for myself, and I'm well-mannered, I'm courteous. Which is not something that's a given for someone who has a better background. As I find out every day." The 28-year-old, who previously stated he would never become a regular on the E4 series, also claimed that people's pre-conceived ideas about the couple couldn't be further from the truth: "She's not thick as shit. And I'm a marginally decent human being. She works for her money. She doesn't live off a handout. She works fucking hard. So yeah, it's all just a bit of a wind-up." Watch the video for Professor Green's new single, 'Remedy,' below: Latest 10 Professor Green News Stories


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First Baptist Church fire in Kountze
Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise
Firefighters from several Southeast Texas communities help battle a blaze at the First Baptist Church in Kountze. The historic church was consumed by the fire.
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A judge in Tripoli on September 5, 2013, lifted the travel ban placed on Amara al-Khatabi, editor of the daily Al-Ummah, and ordered the return of the journalist's passport, al-Khatabi's lawyer, Ramadan Farag Salem, told CPJ.
The court's decision followed CPJ's calls in April for the travel ban to be removed so that al-Khatabi could seek urgent medical treatment abroad. In April, the 67-year-old journalist was suffering from diabetes, high blood pressure, and lung problems, and was barely able to speak, Farag had told CPJ at the time. The lawyer said that his passport had been confiscated and that he needed immediate medical care that was not available in Libya.
Al-Khatabi was imprisoned on December 19, 2012 under the Qaddafi-era penal code on charges of insulting and defaming members of the judiciary. The charges related to a story published in Al-Ummah in November 2012 that accused 87 judges and others in the judiciary of accepting bribes and of being loyal to the late Muammar Qaddafi. Under Article 195 of the Libyan penal code, those convicted of slandering or insulting public officials could receive up to 15 years in jail.
Al-Khatabi attended his trial, which began on April 1, 2013, in a wheelchair, according to human rights and press freedom organizations. He was released on bail by Tripoli's Court of Appeals on April 14, 2013, according to news reports.
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Galle Fort jumping of the ancient citadel walls started in the early 2009 and it is considered an equivalent to the bungee jump, only a lot more dangerous.
The jumpers don't even use an elasticized rope to pull you back from the near death experience, and do not have a clear landing point. This hair-raising jump takes place on the Fort ramparts at the top of the wall known as Flag Rock between Point Utrecht Bastion and Triton Bastion.
For those who like to dice with mortality and experience fort life on-the-edge, nothing beats watching these lads, or the 'jumpers', as they like to call themselves, spring into action; Chamara, Lasantha, Chinthaka, Rawan, and Ranga.
Perfect technique
Each jumper has their own technique when it comes to diving over the wall. It is amazing to watch it day after day; even on a windy or stormy afternoon they always miraculously miss the deadly rocks below and dive into only three to four feet of water. A few foreigners have tried, and not surprisingly, in most cases have ended up very badly hurt.
Once, a Japanese guy broke both his legs and an Italian tourist landed head first on the rocks and smashed his face and arms to pieces. These jumpers would not under any circumstances recommend you try out 'The Jump' in a moment of bravado. Just pay them something to demonstrate how it is done and they will happily show you a whole range of awe-inspiring dives.
Chamara Sampath, one of the jumpers, has been diving free style off the Fort walls for nearly a decade. He says with a huge smile on his face, "I love to jump every day of the week and about five to ten times a day. For one jump I was once paid an incredible sum, and yet, the greatest pleasure I get is from showing small, school children how to do it.
Seeing the kids smiling and clapping their hands in joy is payment enough for me." Chamara has been offered well-paid jobs in the army to train Sri Lankan soldiers in the art of free style diving, and has had numerous opportunities in TV commercials. He was also featured recently on a cooking show with the owner of Flying Fish, Peter Kuruvita, who highlighted the jumpers in his Sri Lankan food show, My Sri Lanka. Peter wisely did not have a go at the jump!
Chamara says he could have joined the army during the war or got a job in Colombo like many of his friends did, but he did not want to be away from his family. Chamara says, "If I could have my life over again I would have only two wishes, and that is to teach this in every school around the country and lobby for this to be a national sport like cricket." He is still amazed by how many people say anyone can do it, but explains, "It's not just the height that is dangerous, but the ever-changing weather conditions and level of the sea water, which have to be assessed each and every time you do a dive."
Going strong
Each jumper has an amusing story to tell. However, when it comes to the tsunami, there is a deep sadness in their eyes as they recall the morning of 26 December 2004. "The Fort ramparts were busy with lots of tourists as we were in a period of ceasefire. Like on any day of peak tourism season, we were busy talking to people about what we do. A local group pulled up in a van and asked Chamara to jump and, after negotiating a price, I started to run as the water rose up to meet me at the top of the wall. It was so high that even a small child could have done the jump that morning.
It meant for the first time ever I didn't need to climb back up the rock face, and within seconds of being back on my jumping spot, I was even more alarmed to see the seawater recede and vanish. It was just like the plug had been pulled out of the Indian Ocean. I could see everything on the sea bed and was amazed to see elephant rocks had rocks underneath it in the form of legs, just like the animal they are named after.
I could see beautiful multi-coloured corals, fish gasping for breath and bits of old boats everywhere. I knew then something was terribly wrong, as I had never seen sea water vanish before, and ran as fast I could straight home to check on my mum and sisters," recalls Chamara.
Despite some very extreme and daunting moments over the years, they it is a great way to stay fit and earn a decent living, which is no easy thing coming from a village. If you want to capture them in action, take a good camera, listen to their advice on the best places to see, and watch them perform unforgettable James Bond-style stunts. The best photographic view to capture both the jumpers and the bastion is found back down the steps and a little way along the ramparts, slightly to the right of the rock
The jumpers will happily wait for you to get in position and then kick off their flip flops and politely ask the crowd to clear a path for them to run from one end of Flag Rock to the other.
Distance and speed is vital to give themselves enough levitation to dive clear of both the wall and rocks. Most of these jumpers have been doing this since they were teenagers, and even with daily practice, have only seen one foreigner from California clear the rocks safely.
Rawan, the first to ever do the jump says, "Even with years of experience of doing the same jump over and over again, there is still an element of risk with freak winds pushing you back against the rock, and that's what makes it such an adrenaline-junkie sport."
The best time to take photographs is in the late afternoon as the golden light (on sunny days) makes a clear shot of the jumpers entering the water. You will always find one or several of the jumpers hanging out at Flag Rock where there are little food stalls selling mango smothered in chilli and short eats in the evening. The jumpers are usually seen around between 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. courtesy: Ceylon Today


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8 December 2013 10:30 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Character actress Kate Williamson, who appeared in such films as "Disclosure," "Dahmer," "Dream Lover" and "Racing With the Moon," has died at age 82 after a lengthy illness, said her manager, Judy Fox.
Williamson died Friday at her suburban Encino home, less than a month after the passing of her husband of nearly 60 years, veteran character actor Al Ruscio. "They were the epitome of true and forever sweethearts," Fox said.
Williamson also appeared in dozens of TV shows going back to the 1970s, including "7th Heaven," "Jag," "NYPD Blue," "Home Improvement" and "Ellen."
Williamson is survived by four children and five grandchildren.
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21 November 2013 6:46 AM, PST | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
How much do the Japanese love to watch the adventures of Team Gibbs? The Fox Japan channel is about to find out with its plan for a 10-day marathon of 234 episodes of "NCIS."
The stunt should qualify the show for a slot in the Guinness World Records book as the longest uninterrupted transmission of a TV series, according to CBS. The marathon of segs from the show's first 10 seasons will lead into the launch of the show's current 11th season on Fox Japan in February.
The marathon is set to begin at 11 p.m. local time on Dec. 29 and conclude at 5 p.m. on Jan. 8. The New Year's frame is the major winter holiday in Japan and coincides with school vacations, religious observances and other festive events.
The timing of the marathon is a little surprising, given the rising tension in Japan toward the heavy U.S. »
- Cynthia Littleton
15 November 2013 8:00 AM, PST | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
L.A. County chief coroner investigator Craig Harvey has been providing forensic advice to Hollywood for TV shows ranging from "Jag" and "Boomtown" to "Southland" and "NCIS," as well as films like "Pathology," "Deja Vu" and "Street Kings."
In The Beginning
Harvey's stint as coroner consultant began when producer Donald Bellisario reached out to him in the early 2000s for the series "Jag." When Bellisario moved to "NCIS," Harvey was asked to brief thesp David McCallum for his role as a coroner investigator. Today, Harvey and the writer-producers of "NCIS" know each other so well that he can call in his advice by phone.
Accuracy, Accuracy, Accuracy
"Just about every show that has a forensic aspect, I probably have talked to a writer, talked to a production set decorator," Harvey says. His advice covers things like signage, lighting, tools and what's in the autopsy room. "I make it as real as possible, »
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14 November 2013 3:59 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Feature Rob Kemp 15 Nov 2013 - 07:00
With Almost Human arriving soon, Rob compares the merits of ten Jj Abrams-produced TV shows, from Lost, to Alias, Revolution, and more...
Warning: contains spoilers for Revolution, and Lost.
Most would agree, Jj Abrams has had a successful career which has gone from strength to strength. Undoubtedly, Star Wars now offers an opportunity for him to reach a creative zenith, but represents also his largest risk. His stylistic choices may not be to everyone's tastes and he himself admits that there are elements over which he has an obsession (lens flares & secrecy) but these are still a matter of personal taste (I'm ambivalent over the former, and truly appreciate the latter). All that aside, outside his burgeoning film directing career, as an executive producer Abrams has been responsible for an incredible amount of television in a very small space of time. »
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8 November 2013 7:00 AM, PST | FEARnet | See recent FEARnet news »
FEARnet is proud to present brand new fiction from Nightmare Magazine. Once a month, we'll be featuring a story from Nightmare's current issue. This month's selection is "Waiting for the Light" by Alison Littlewood. Please tell us what you think and enjoy!
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It had taken three days before the supervisor—"call me Marty"—asked Finn for the favour. He knew by the looks on the faces of the other staff—the little upturning of their heads that meant they were listening, but weren't going to show it—that it wasn't going to be a good favour.
"It's nothing, really," Marty said. "You just need to check the bridge before they close up. Alf's supposed to do it, but he's hurt his leg—we can't expect him to do those stairs every night." His tone said, they can »
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23 September 2013 4:53 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Television's biggest scripted show is about to get bigger.
CBS is planning another "NCIS" spinoff, Variety has confirmed. It will center around the Naval Criminal Investigative Service's New Orleans office. The city, with its debauchery and party scene, is a magnet for military personnel on leave and the trouble that comes with all the off-duty fun.
The spinoff, to be planted in two "NCIS" episodes slated to air in the spring, will be exec produced by "NCIS" exec producers Mark Harmon and Gary Glasberg.
"NCIS," itself a spinoff of CBS drama "Jag," routinely cracks 20 million viewers in its primetime timeslot. Show already launched spinoff "NCIS: Los Angeles" in 2009.
"NCIS" begins its 11th season Tuesday night on the Eye.
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13 September 2013 5:07 PM, PDT | Disc Dish | See recent Disc Dish news »
Blu-ray & DVD Release Date: Oct. 15, 2013
Price: DVD $19.97, Blu-ray $29.95
Studio: Giaim Vivendi Entertainment/Sonar Entertainment
Canadian TV movie Exploding Sun examines an end-of-the-world scenario in the vein of Armageddon and Deep Impact.
Julia Ormond (Temple Grandin), David James Elliott (TV's Jag), Natalie Brown (TV's Being Human) and Anthony Lemke (Lost Girl) star in the science-fiction film, which starts with the first commercial flight into space.
Unfortunately, a solar storm affects the vehicle's engine, sending it hurtling toward the sun and triggering an even larger solar storm that could destroy the planet. The future of the world is now in the hands of two men who will risk their lives to save all of humanity.
The DVD and Blu-ray contain an extended version of the movie, which premiered on ReelzChannel.
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9 September 2013 4:00 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
On TV this Monday: It's go time for The Million Second Quiz, tough decisions face the Mistresses, Monday Night Football kicks off and those Under the Dome go hunting. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
7 pm Monday Night Football (Espn) | Season 44 premiere: The Washington Redskins host the Philadelphia Eagles. (Note: A second game — Houston at San Diego — will air at 10:20.)
Related | Fall TV Spoiler Spectacular: Exclusive Scoop and Photos on 45 Returning Favorites!
8 pm The Million Second Quiz (NBC) | Series premiere: In this live game show, contestants battle each other in intense bouts of trivia for 12 consecutive »
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23 August 2013 12:00 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
This week HitFix is revisiting some of the key turning points in recent entertainment history and considering what would have happened if history had turned a bit differently. What if...? In the spring of 1996, NBC was at the peak of its Must-See TV period. "Seinfeld," "ER," "Friends," "Frasier" and "Law & Order" were healthy and powerful, and there was a successful secondary tier of shows like "Wings," "Mad About You" and "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." The previous fall, the network had launched a new drama called "Jag," starring David James Elliott as a Naval officer and attorney who traveled »
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21 August 2013 12:35 PM, PDT | ShadowAndAct | See recent ShadowAndAct news »
Debbie Allen (and producing partner Sam Haskell) has sold a script for an untitled drama to the CW. Described as a Fame-like music-themed series (Allen starred in Fame), the new project will center on an La-based performing arts school. Matt Witten (House, Jag, Supernatural) has been brought on to write the script and executive produce alongside Debbie Allen and Haskell. The project marks the latest in the push to bring Fame back to TV. Nearly a year ago to the date, American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe teamed with MGM Television to reimagine Famefor the small screen with a more contemporary take on the 1980 MGM film and »
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21 August 2013 12:35 PM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
Debbie Allen (and producing partner Sam Haskell) has sold a script for an untitled drama to the CW. Described as a Fame-like music-themed series (Allen starred in Fame), the new project will center on an La-based performing arts school. Matt Witten (House, Jag, Supernatural) has been brought on to write the script and executive produce alongside Debbie Allen and Haskell. The project marks the latest in the push to bring Fame back to TV. Nearly a year ago to the date, American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe teamed with MGM Television to reimagine Famefor the small screen with a more contemporary take on the 1980 MGM film and subsequent series that helped catapult Allen to stardom. With Fox's Glee and ABC's Nashville returning, I suppose it shouldn't be much of a surprise that other networks will attempt to snag some of that music-themed show success. No word yet on casting. You might remember that, »
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20 August 2013 4:00 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
The 87-year-old star had a miracle escape from a burning car on Monday. It's not the first time he has foiled the reaper
Name: Dick Van Dyke.
Age: 87.
Appearance: 50% teeth, 50% twinkle.
Dick Van Dyke is still alive? Yes he is. But you get the feeling that the universe isn't particularly jazzed about this.
Really? Why? He was just rescued from a burning car. It burst into flames as he was driving along the Ventura freeway in Los Angeles, and he was rescued by a group of off-duty nurses who apparently found him slumped over the steering wheel.
Is he Ok? He seems fine. Soon afterwards he tweeted a photo of the melted wreckage along with the caption: "Used Jag for sale Real Cheap!!"
Thank God. An accident like that would have done most people in. Yes, but this is Dick Van Dyke we're talking about. He cheats death on a daily basis. »
15 August 2013 3:07 PM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »
Former House executive producer Thomas Moran is back at Fox with a new drama project. The network has handed a script commitment with sizable penalty to St. Nick, an irreverent drama about a young Catholic priest going down a morally corrupt road for all the right reasons. Moran is writing and executive producing for 20th Century Fox TV. Moran, repped by the Shuman Co. and attorney Michael Gendler, currently consults on another 20th TV drama, the Howard Gordon-produced Legends for TNT (through Fox 21). He was on House for the medical drama's entire eight-season run, rising through the ranks from supervising to executive producer, and previously worked on Jag and NCIS. »
12 August 2013 4:00 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
On TV this Monday: King & Maxwell's first season ends, it's party time on Switched at Birth, Dexter takes on The Writers' Room and The Glades keeps things civil. As a supplement to TVLine's original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
5 – 8 pm Roseanne (WeTV) | Celebrate the sitcom's 25th anniversary with the first of many mini-"Roseannathons," scattered through Sept. 22.
Related | Cable Renewal Scorecard: What's Coming Back? What's Been Cancelled?
8 pm Cma Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock (ABC) | Country band Little Big Town introduces highlights from the four-day music festival. »
- Rebecca Iannucci
16 July 2013 3:15 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Dennis Burkley, a character actor known for his brawny roles as truckers, bikers and rednecks, along with a stint as the voice of Principal Moss on Fox's "King of the Hill," died in his sleep in Sherman Oaks, Calif. on Sunday. He was 67.
Burkley was born in Van Nuys, Calif. but grew up in a small town outside of Dallas, where he picked up his Southern charm. Standing at 6 foot 3 inches, he often wore a scruffy beard and a Southern accent in his character roles, beginning his acting career in the early 1970s that included more than 130 film and TV credits.
After attending high school, he received his master's in theater at Texas Christian U. in Fort Worth and then headed back to Los Angeles.
Two of his more memorable roles were as a giant, mute biker in Peter Bogdanovich's "Mask" and as another biker, a racist named Sonny Crockett, »
- Michelle Salemi
20 June 2013 1:30 PM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
The most risky thing about Jerry Seinfeld's web series Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee is the length. Each installment is just the right size to feel like a tedious waste of time if the jokes or chatter don't land. The first two episodes of the second season avoid being weak cups of Jerry, although one offers a better jolt than the other.
The season premiere outing with Sarah Silverman feels like a first date that isn't likely to lead to a second. Maybe it was the traffic, maybe he was having trouble mastering his 1968 opalescent blue Jag »
- Jeff Jensen
17 May 2013 8:20 AM, PDT | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
Our NCIS review broke down "Damned If You Do," this week's season finale, in detail.
Now, TV Fanatic staff members Steve Marsi, Douglas Wolfe and Christine Orlando have assembled for our weekly Round Table Q&A discussion of various events and topics from this installment.
Join in as we analyze this season-ending, entertaining hour of TV's #1 show!
1. How would you describe this week in one word (or two, or three, or four)?
Doug: Together in separation.
Christine: Walk away.
Steve: Unconventional.
2. What was your favorite quote or scene from "Damned If You Do?"
Doug: I actually laughed out loud when Franks started shooting the fish. The grin on Gibbs' face was pretty cool to see too.
Christine: Admiral Aj Chegwidden! As a fan of Jag, the show NCIS spun off from, I was positively giddy when he walked in as Gibbs attorney. These two are kindred spirits. Heck, "Aj" even stands for Albert Jethro! »
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15 May 2013 2:52 AM, PDT | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
With familiar faces from the past, dramatic endings and hints of the future, "Damned If You Do," closed out the 10th season of "NCIS" Tuesday (May 14). It also showed why this series just keeps on going -- it reveres its past while not being afraid to blow things up.
The episode opens with a dream sequence in which Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) is fishing with his late mentor, Mike Franks (Muse Watson, proving once again that death is no impediment to ongoing guest appearances). After some talk about the inadequacies of catch-and-release fishing, Franks pumps gunshots into the water. He vanishes, but Gibbs soon finds himself surrounded by floating bodies that just keep rising to the surface.
By the end of this labyrinth episode, Department of Defense Investigator -- and apparently experienced blackmailer -- Richard Parsons (Colin Hanks) fails, at least for the moment, in his quest to »
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14 May 2013 4:00 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
On TV this Tuesday: Taylor Swift is the New Girl at Cece's season-ending wedding; tons of hopeful hoofers think they can Dance; NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles and The Mindy Project come to a close and nothing Golden can stay. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
8 pm NCIS (CBS) | Season finale: Now that the manhunt for Bodnar has turned into a witch hunt targeting Gibbs, it's time to bring in Chegwidden! John M. Jackson reprises his Jag role, while Muse Watson "reappears" as Mike Franks. (Check out some preview photos and get some scoop.) (Yep, renewed.)
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13 May 2013 4:43 PM, PDT | Pop2it | See recent Pop2it news »
Dr. Joyce Brothers, longtime newspaper columnist, popular psychologist and TV personality has passed away at the age of 85. No details were readily available about the cause or circumstances of Brothers' death, however the Associated Press reports she passed away in her home state of New York.
Brothers first found fame in 1955 as a winning contestant on the game show, "The $64,000 Question." Within a few years, she had her own advice program on a New York television station.
Brothers would go on to write a column for Good Housekeeping magazine, which ran for nearly four decades. Her syndicated newspaper column was first published in the 1970s, and was carried in 300 papers at the height of Brothers' career.
She was also a frequent guest on several game shows and talk shows, and made many guest starring appearances on TV series such as "The Love Boat, "Charlie's Angels," "CHiPs," and "Married with Children. »
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If a June night could murmur, would it insist to a blistery winter day or the fresh blooms of spring that summer was the time for love? Warm nights that smell of ocean air and coconut oil; barefoot strolls through cool grass and sandy shores; skin aglow and hungry for kisses. Invitingly so, June has a point.
Each season brings a different hue to romance, though none suggests 'touch me' in the same hot way as the next few months. Some of my fondest make out memories involve sand in unmentionable places and late nights spent swaying to the sound of ocean waves. Who cares what your hair looks like when the evening wind is your stylist and the heat of the day mingles with the scent of your lover's body.
As days lengthen and nights heat up, we are invited lean into the deeper experience of what it means to let go of being busy. Our culture is especially prone to the angst of doing at the expense of being. Summer reminds us to re-invent nothing to do. We having everything 'to be' to gain. Let this be the season for quieting the mental static, relinquishing what it is that we have to do, and allowing in the restorative power of pleasure and love. Intimacy flourishes with this intention.
Without knowing much, the ecological concept of Deep Time resonates. Something in my toes, in my soul, in my wants and wishes responded to those two words at an intuitive level. My lungs want to fill up with air at the pace of Deep Time; my heart wants to race towards my beloved in that slow motion; my mind wants respite from to do lists and laundry piles, because those summer breezes are sweeter than the modern substitute called a dryer.
What perfect weather for stealing hammock naps and moonlit caresses, and when those heat things up, making love like you are going to get an encore invitation, a standing ovation worthy of June's boast.
Earth has a history that far pre-dates ours. We see her story in the layers of sediment, her mountainous curves and wild crevices. I want Deep Time to be the way we know love. How we make it with one another – languid and lazy. How we nurture the newly minted summer crush and the winters of pair bonding – breathing, raging and raw, infusing this crazy process called falling in love, of which we know so little and too much.
Lazy lovemaking is also the language of vaginas, at least the one that I know and the ones Eve Ensler asked to fess up their secrets in the Vagina Monologues. "If your vagina could speak, what would it say?" She asked. Slow down, linger a bit, why don't you. Turn me on, let me simmer, let us summertime this moment together, the collective posse of pussies sighed in response.
Deep Time viewed this way has the ability to soothe the proverbial frustration of vulvas and the women to which they belong. The female fun button (oh, but she keeps surprising us, the magical gem called a clitoris, only now revealing her secrets, her structures) does not mean it should be treated like a Fisher-Price toy. The gentle art of clitoral persuasion can't be rushed.
Deep Time is a quiet conduit to our deeper spaces and inner landscapes. It whispers: Take time to touch and feel the touch of your beloved. Take time to enjoy the sensations of love and the journey of arousal. Relax and stretch your sun kissed limbs. Check expectations at the door. What perfect weather for stealing hammock naps and moonlit caresses, and when those heat things up, making love like you are going to get an encore invitation, a standing ovation worthy of June's boast.
And the scents of summer! One of the hottest things we can do with each other – breathing slow and sexy, close and warm, wrapped up in each other's personal space – doesn't even involve the genitals. Though we may forget it in the hustle of ordinary living, it's our nature to float gently in the pleasure of each caress, each nibble, each olfactory sensation. We are born naked and aware of this. Our noses are primed for sniffing night blooming jasmine, pheromones, and our lover's breath. Summer winds, with their affection for bare skin invites us back to that original enchantment.
If a June night could murmur, it would do so with a smile. It's been here many times before with the same sweet message of summer love, happened so slowly.
(A version of this article originally appeared in Sexis Magazine)
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Bioware's Casey Hudson Talks Mass Effect 4
Ok, like many of you know, my favorite game of last generation was Mass Effect 2. So I love Mass Effect. Bioware's senor producer, Casey Hudson, has shed a few new details on Mass Effect 4′s development progress and setting.
Mass Effect 4′s Story won't Touch Shepard's Events "Whatsoever," says Bioware
Mass Effect 4′s plot will not include Shepard's story arch "whatsoever," according to lead story writer Mac Walters.
Bioware has more plans for the Wii U
Mass Effect 3 Special Edition on Wii U just came out but Bioware has more plans for the Wii U because they think the system is cool.
Mass Effect 4 will be Released mid to late 2014, says Bioware
Mike Gamble, Mass Effect 3′s producer has told Gamer Syndrome that Mass Effect 4 is scheduled to launch "late 2014 to mid 2014." with more news coming next year.
Mass Effect 4 uses the Frostbite 2 engine, Details here
Mass Effect 4 is already in development and will sport a brand new engine this time around. Hit the link for the first details.
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Team messaging and task management are both part of every Raven account. It's just another way that Raven is built for team management.
Messaging — team
Team members can send each other messages in Raven. For example, your link builder can send a message to your social media manager about a particular blog post for comment or follow-up, and vice versa. These contextual messages include a link to the tool the recipient needs to take action.
Messaging — alerts
Raven has built-in alerts for some key functions.
- Link Monitor will alert you when certain conditions occur with a link, such as a change in Domain Authority or Page Authority.
- Social Monitor will send you a daily recap of new social search results.
- Raven's Textbroker integration will let you know when an article is ready for your view and acceptance.
Task Manager allows users to make and assign tasks to themselves or team members.
- Assign priority – high, medium or low
- Sort tasks by open or completed
- Separate task by profile or website
Several tools have a built-in task function making it simple to assign a task.
It's important for you and your team to know when changes happen.
- Link Manager includes a link to the Link Record associated with the task.
- CRM matches the task with a specific contact.
- Social Stream includes the social media content and author for easy follow up.
Social Tasks
A social task includes a contacts Twitter handle. When a user completes the task in one of Raven's social tools, Raven automatically marks the task as complete.
Basecamp integration
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The founder of the Tea Party Nation, attorney Judson Phillips agrees with me, Angela Corey,, prosecutor in Zimmeman case, should be disbarred for defrauding the court and the public, filing a murder charge and hiding evidence of self defence
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The prosecutor in the George Zimmerman case should be disbarred.
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Angela Corey, the prosecutor in the George Zimmerman case in Florida should be disbarred. Her conduct in this case has been so outrageous that no penalty short of her losing her law license is sufficient.
What has she done that she should be disbarred? Find out now on Tea Party Nation.
I am asking my supporters to write to the District Attorney of the county and demand removal of Corey from the case, write to the Florida bar and demand her disbarrment
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Smiley Pete
May 20th, 2012 @ 5:35 amWell. That just shows you that birds of a feather flock together.
May 20th, 2012 @ 6:36 amI live in Florida and have held a CCW license for almost 10 years. If I would have been in the same situation as Mr. Zimmerman, I would have done the same thing because I would rather be tried by 12 than carried by 6.
I am sure that once the judge reviews all the evidence, the prosecutions case will be thrown out of court.
Paul Jackson
May 20th, 2012 @ 6:55 amMy irony meter just exploded in a huge mushroom cloud.
May 20th, 2012 @ 7:16 amThis has been a concentrated effort by the media to to divert attention from all the information that keeps coming out on the traitor obama and to split the nation along racial lines during next elections. Can you imagine how their egos will feel if all this blows up in their faces and they are finally exposed for what they really are?
May 20th, 2012 @ 7:50 amWe must remember that whether or not George Zimmerman is guilty or innocent has nothing to do with why he was charged.
Zimmerman was deliberately overcharged to GUARANTEE an acquittal. The real issue here is in the timing of the trial and eventual 100% guaranteed "not guilty" plea. Expect this sometime between just before the election through the inauguration.
If Barry knows he will lose the election and is not able to steal it through outright fraud, then Zimmerman will be acquitted and the rioting will start, leading to perceived massive civil unrest requiring the declaration of martial law, thus delaying the election. If the election is not delayed and Barry loses the by a massive landslide (which it looks like he will) then expect the above scenario before January 20, 2013. In any event, Barry WILL NOT LEAVE QUIETLY.
This administration is planning on declaring martial law, sooner or later, for one reason or another and unless Barry is removed from office legally before November with the mountains of evidence against him, you can bank on a disruption in the peaceful transfer of power. There is a communist dictator in the White House. If you think he is simply going to wave goodbye and go back to Chicago, you are sadly delusional.
Zimmerman is simply a convenient excuse for this administration to continue to usurp power.
May 20th, 2012 @ 11:33 amThe only thing Zimmerman is guilty of is preventing Martin from committing 1st Degree Murder.
May 21st, 2012 @ 8:43 amPlease do the same for the lawyers who coerced Norma McCorvey to perjure in Roe versus Wade. They lied to the court and manipulated the court, and millions of babies have been murdered. Please take those lawyers to trial and disbar them. Norma never herself had an abortion and is now a Catholic fighting abortion. This law is not a law.
May 21st, 2012 @ 3:22 pmRacerJim, you are 100% correct. This is Florida, we have stand your ground down here and the libs hate that. Tough stuff!
Sigrid Wharam
July 27th, 2013 @ 2:26 pmCorey needs her license taken, along with the judge Nelson. They both were very disgusting. We cannot write to Florida DOJ Pam Bondi. she has been implicated in the Attorney Crumps scheme in this as. Hopefully Zmmermans attorney will take care of them. How is the complaint for Zimmeman going.
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...so wait, this is a real network device? or is it tethered to a computer through usb then to the network if its what i think it is thats a pretty good idea
Plug in USB mass storage devices (USB sticks, USB external HDDs or enclosures), plug in to a network, done. It's a NAS (using those USB MS devices as storage).
seems pretty convenient. ones hopes its compatible with windows file sharing or FTP, and has per user access controls
Again - ANOTHER ARTICLE : "Blah Blah Blah AFFORDABLE Blah Blah Lower Price Blah Blah..." And not ONE mention of price? Why bother at all? If yer SOLE selling point is price (As to be sure, this will be thread bear as far as flexibility & features) then don't you think it may be important to MENTION a price? (aimed at Patriot, not you Bt )
Me want one that's network to eSATA/USB combo or USB 3.0 Awesome idea, though. I bet they can charge $75 for this and still sell very well.
it should well be compatible with USB hubs as well, so performance is your limit really - for home users, it would be very damned convenient depending on HOW you access the files (EG, needs custom software, NTFS read only, the usual crap for cheap NAS devices)
havent these been around for ages anyway. nothing new at all tbh. I have a netgear one that hosts 2 hardrives on the network.
those where around for ages know but no one makes those hackable from start using mini linux distros, that would be sexy my nslu needs some replacement


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nope, should have been the cowboys or saints
It will be released on Tuesday. It will have 5 minute quarters with adjustable difficulty. Teams will be Giants v 49ers and Redskins v Seahawks.
Im kind of curious as to why the hawks are one of the teams. Anyone know why?
should have been redskins vs. colts instead...
YOLO Fantasy LeagueOklahoma City Thunder
Thats what I was thinking too bmg
Its probably because the Matt Flynn pickup and T.O. pickup but still, I think it should have been Skins v Colts for the RGIII and Luck Matchup


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The February 1 issue of Autosport magazine celebrates Sydney's victory in the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally. As you can see, there was a little snow on the route.
Below are excerpts of the latest Allard news - just click a headline to read the whole story. If you own an Allard and would like to know more about it, please click here to contact us. We hope you enjoy the site!
The February 1 issue of Autosport magazine celebrates Sydney's victory in the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally. As you can see, there was a little snow on the route.
Special thanks to the Allard Owner's Club for letting us repost this story...
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Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique 2012 - 29 Jan to 4 Feb
Car No:239:- 1950, Allard P1
Driver – David Loveys, Co-driver – Roger Loveys
In January 2011 David announced his intention to enter the rally to mark the achievement of Sidney Allard winning the Monte-Carlo 60 years ago. It was only when I was presented with the application form to check that I knew this was a serious project. I immediately started my research and discovered Richard Disbrow, a driver who had completed the rally in 2011. Richard proved to be brilliant. I met up with him and he always responded immediately to my email requests for information and did his best to alert us to the extreme nature of the event – "Its unbelievable, a flat out road race from start to finish. I don't know how the French allow it on their roads". I also arranged to drive to Nice to visit friends so that I could check out part of the route and familiarise myself with driving and navigating in France, something I had not done for over 20 years.
In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Sydney Allard's victory in the Monte Carlo Rally, an Allard once again braved the roads from Glasgow to Monte Carlo in competition. The Rallye Monte Carlo Historique (RMCH) is essentially the modern running of the same rally Sydney won 60 years ago. Typically the RMCH is limited to cars produced between 1955 and 1980, but thanks to the lobbying efforts of Allard owner and Monte Carlo resident, Alex Edmonds, the 1950 Allard P1 of AOC Captain Dave Loveys and brother Roger was granted special entry.
Unfortunately the footage is pretty rough, but the color is great. Does anyone have the original footage?
Newsreel footage announcing Sydney Allards victory in the in the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally. Check out www.britishpathe.com for more great videos.
Great video of Sydney Allard, Tom Lush, and Guy Warburton returning home from their victory in the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally. Check out www.britishpathe.com for more great videos.
There's probably no better way to commemorate Sydney Allard's win in the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally than by posting a firsthand account of their ordeal. The author is unknown, but it's assumed to be either Sydney or Tom Lush. We've also included photos of the rally that we doubt you've ever seen. Enjoy!
The crew for this Rally consisted of Sydney Allard, Guy Warburton and Tom Lush, and the crew arrangements were that Sydney and Guy should share the driving and Tom to be responsible for navigating and time keeping. The same crew had done the Rally previously and this arrangement had proved satisfactory.
We selected Glasgow as our starting point; the alternative starting places in Europe meant too long a time away from the office desk, and when the starting list was published we found we were the last but one to leave, there being 72 people; in front of us. Mrs. Allard and her sisters, who wore also driving in an Allard, were 15 numbers ahead of us and this order was of course kept until their unfortunate retirement some 300 miles from Monte Carlo.
Over the next few days, we'll be celebrating the 60th anniversary of Sydney Allard, Guy Warburton, and Tom Lush winning the Monte Carlo Rally in an Allard P1. The event started on Tuesday January 22, ending on Sunday the 27th. For those of you unfamilar with the classic Monte Carlo Rally, the event was a long distance road rally which emphasized navigation and timing on open roads as opposed to the special stage rally format we have today. In 1952, competitors started the rally on Tuesday January 22 from select cities all over Europe. Start cities included Glasgow, Oslo, Stockholm, Munich, Palermo, Lisbon, and Monte Carlo. The Allard team chose to start from Glasgow because they felt it would provide the most favorable weather conditions en route to Monte Carlo. In 1952, the weather would play an important factor, with the Alps blanketed in thick snow the route would be treacherous. 328 teams started the rally...only 167 finished.
In over 100 years, only 5 Britons have won the "Monte" and only one driver has won in a car bearing his own name. The driver and car were both named Allard.